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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01

rs Roam NEWS scHR OF THE ASSOCIATED PREss,
Or HALIFAX, SATURDAY MORNING June y
The Pacific left Liverpool at O'Clock on the
afternoon of Wednesday the 10th inst and encoun-
tered very heavy head wind and sea for the first
four days
She has about 60 passengers, and an she has now,
70 o'clock on Saturday morning, June, 29') fair
fresh winds, she will be due at NewYork, at an
early hour on Monday morning.
The Europa arrived at Liverpool at 8 o'clock on
Sunday morning, and would leave again for New
York on the 23d.
Heavy bets were pending that the Asia would
arrive there on Friday night
ENGLAND.
Defeat OF the Ministry on the Greek Question.
The House OF Lords was the scene of an exciting
debate on Monday night, growing out Of Lord
Stanleys motion relative TO the conduct Of Govern
ment in the Greek affair. Lord Stanley prefaced
introduction by speech Of nearly three hours du-
ration, in which he contended tbatlhe ling char
acteristics of the whole transaction with Greece
were prevaricaton and dishonor on the part OF the
Ministry. At the conclusion of his speech, which
was loudly cheered throughout its delivery, he made
vigorous appeal to the House not TO allow the
mgnty powers OF EuIoPe W Oe PIOsNIuIeu III up
posing a weak and almost defenseless power.
The Marquis of Lansdowne undertook the de-
tense of Lord Pslmerston but with poor success,
as on dividing the Ministers were left in minori
ty of 81. in House of upward Of 300.
We have telegraphic advices to Wednesday
afternoon, at which time nothing was known as to
the intentions Of the Ministry but the belief was
very general that they would resign.
The Times of Wednesday says; From the ST.
lence Of the Ministry last night, we are to infer
that no notice whatever will be taken Of their com
plete defeat on Lord Stanley's motion and the
second reading and passage, by large msjorty
in the Commons, OF bill Tor the abolition Of the
Lord Leatenancy of Ireland bears no doubt o..
the final contamination Of that measure. Should
the Ministry not speedily resign, there is q grow.
ing belief that the great exhibition Of all nations in
London will fail for want Of funds,
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Another Version of the SAINT Ste. Outrage


Messs. ]. r. Livingston, Edwin James Hlrlburt
son Of John Hurlburt ESQ., Geo G. Godfrey, By
TOD Adsit, Charles w. Hatch and Henry Acksrs,
in sfidsvin give altogether 4 different account Of
the causes Of the recent capture of deserters from
the Saut, and charge Michael A. Hogan with fur
nishing the eastern papers with motves) an IN
true statement Of the affair Hogan deserted from
the U s. Army, while on bis way 70 Mexico 1t Is
certified and is considered Suspicious individual
for various reasons. The citizens Of the Saat ap'
pear rejoiced at the departure Of these de'erters
IS they bad been the cause ofserio1i Disturbances
among the citizens during the Winter Mr.. Hari-
burt says, in relation 10 the non resistance oil the
citizens to the arrest Of the deserteIs;
Furthermore, we feel that though far away
from the sc at Of civilization strict system oil Po'
Ice nor suitable place Of retaining calPrlt even
when taken, we have no desire TO entertain saco
persons far less 70 render protection 10 such men
Is these deserters. And we nope that no sensible
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misceIIaneOus.

1t is rumored that tie Bish of Exeter, in dis
gust at the termination of bis controversy with
Rev. Mr. Gorham, is about to secede to the Church
of Rome.
The Royal Mail Steamship Company have been
defeated ia the actin brought against them by the
owners Of the Chsrlts Bartlett, run down at sea
by the Europa last year.
The growing CROPS throughout England and Ire
land are said t. Look unusually promising
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oHR1STY's nxINSTRELS.

MECHANIJo TtAIIlI
MO tJ7 BROADWAY, between Grand aud bToomo sl,.
IN-OPEN EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEk.
Pc ornnal and -b,-knOwb
CfiRISTY's ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE.
Yhe frat established and oles organized band IN The
world comprising company Of twelve performers, under
Ne direcrioo of r. P Christy They win have the honor
living tbeir original ana nimsbe entertainments every
fdmission IS cents Doors open al T. Concert viii CON-
renee al O'Clock
seloes nj jyl lwiss
An exus Afternoon Concert on Thursday Juy4
tItsnsjr,s usNsTXkI~ AT TIE JLYMeiC
4 under The direcuOn Of the GREAT ORIGINAL POM
PEY-This beautiful establishment has been recently re-
fed and ventilated for the Summer season, and II now
The comfortable Teso In the city. The continued sue
eess that has favored this nimabe Band Of hopsn
ormers has stamped them being the plus ultra OF
Me- 70 Harmonsis.
Admission Is cents Doors open al 7concert at M.
knernoon Concon on wednesdays and Saturday,
Boon open nj 2-cOuceTt at So'cock. te2l
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person, away from as, not knowing our situations.
circumstances and feelings, will for q moment har
Dor the thought that We should protect all such /;
they are, we consider, perured men-as such, dan
gerous men in community, disgrace t. all decent
society, AMI stain 70 their protectors"
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In steanhip Pacific from Lireypoo-nr and Mrs Oliver,
Mr. ard Mrs WolcoIL Mr. and Mrs Fellows and children,
MIS- De Layseca and niece Mr. and Mrs Spauding Mr and
Mrs Cook Mr. and Mrs Brese Miss Woicou nesirs Col
gate Roberts Gardiner Perpon, Fuller. s..srnes Wilson,
fed MeDouRali Eagle Ward, Euckernsn, Yesar. Cree
sin Livermore BOYD, Weimore, Wellington Nye Joaes
Loron Kaumeler, Pike, Kimba Thornton, orris, Wa
terman. Woodbndse, Bailey, ROse. Lynn, English.
The following composed part Of the EuropA's list
Mesus Ashton Dean, Mclean and Lowry. all for NYors
Metss Murray Rev Dods and family, Philade phia Messf
Dhy and Julian, OF LYONS
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INDIA.
Hurricane.

A terrific hurricane occurred in the Bay of Ben.
gal Cd the 06th April. which was felt a distance Of
twelve hundred m les; the banks of the river were
overaOwn nearly as far as Calcutta causing i'm.
mense damage in the destruction Of vegetation.
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AUSTRIA.
Union Of Hungary.

An ordinance for the abolition Of the custom IN.
ties between Austria and Hungary. b.. hsar -
lished' The government do not, however, propose
to reinquish their present monopoly in the Tobacco
trade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01

70 The london ChrOso- 7Kermaliss for lima
announces the discovery Of substitute for the anil
pAaie Of quinine, which is represented a. beios
even better medicine, and can be Dough. for Ons'
F.'a zoe price. II we remember rightly. the
.,sAch Academy has offered hbersl reward ior
saeh 9 discovery. "~' WI
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CITY ITEMS.

The WrArHER.-The Dog-star must have bro.
ken loose before his time. The heat continues as
sultry and oppressive as ever Parasos, fans,
handkerchiefs and ice-water are still in demand
and the the only perceptole change is that the
lamentations over the weather grow feebler and
feeber IS the strength Of the lamentor declines.
When this glowing moon shall have filed her horns
we hope she will take rather lower temperature
for her next changes.
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GERMANY.
War with Denmark.

Inc 1ermanljournal express considerable ap-
prehensiOn at the preparations Of war. BY land or
,e'' reported from Denmark; they state that if
denmark marches troops into schleswig. Prussia
VIII immediately occupy Holstein.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01
Free School State Convention-1IeetInG o
Ladies.

meeting Of the Ladies Of Syracuse, inter.
ested In the Free School question, at the house OF
Mr.. Stephen Smith, on Monday evening, June "A,
1850, Mrs L. Wallace was called upon 10 preside,
and L. Savage TO act as Secretary.
The following resolutions were unanImousiy
adopted
Rsssed That we approve OF The plan Of universal edu
cation In Schools Free 10 all ..
ke.olssd 7 q We warmly approve OF he osJsc~ OF mo
Free School Convention =. .,.,,..
R,ereS rhst cordially invite the sttenrs5 OF L.des
uoou t.s Convention, deem this emacen,y qi'S
non noon uhieh wonsl's it faeDee should Be ieh <..
ResIesd Thai we hereSy tender the hosPisiines " VIC
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London Money Market.

TUESDAY AF1ERsooN June ls.-The Impression on the
Stock Excha e. this Afternoon s thai The Ministry cannot
let the matter Of their defeat In tbs House OF Lords rest Ia
Its preten Corsols for unl opened al 49, snbse
cuenty advanced to 90 tut closed al opening rates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01

sExIRAsIDE.-This grand Opera Is to be pro-
duced tonigh. at the Astor.p place Opera House.
The SemirGmide is considered by many musical
critics as superior to the William Tell it 10 IN.
doubleday one Of the greatest trumphs of Rossi-
mis- genius. This, it is said, will be the last new
opera produced by the company, whose season is
drawing to q close.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF GLASGOW.
The steamship City of Glasgow. Capt. B. h.
MATHEWS, arrived on Saturday, bringing dates to
the 18th inst. She left Glasgow June Is, at
O'Clock P NJ. and Greenock on the 18th at AN
and arrived off Sandy Hook June 90, at O'Clock
A.M.-making the passage in Il days and hour.
The following is record Of the performance of
the City Of Glasgow" on her second trip to this
CITY.
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iShS!oS FALLs-By reference 10 our adyer
hsipg coGnns' i win be seen that Mr.. Mora thu
weH'Anown host Of the Trenton Fall, Hotel h,,
greatly enlarged and improved his e.,,hI;.h.,a.,
1t ia bow one Of the pleasantest retreat, in bo,
weather, to be found in the country. The 49,,
temperature will Ion start travel in that d;raeso,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01

eompsnit No eseors M y sasix
1850 That he following ls<ies are hcrsby suoos,,..
.Me 10 cary into f~ct The xolur 70, sa,,..
~ NE iaeies ofibs civ seQ1-st-d eosrnun>,
1y memnefs Of The Coma'uee, IA ref-es1ce 10 M =
"eUss.y arsngemcns for the entertainment Of an. =
,hssosmes e W. Lssvenwcrth. John Wsis,psco as,
yscksvn n n. Patton. Hsfvey Sheldop q Ha.i,,sc-
x. Wsnsce Charles Rast Lsomfs, Lymsn f.isrx H.
steve John "ynsd sssphsn Smith, Jossph ssTse,u =,
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COMMERCIAL

CorToa-Or Saturday there 40 inereased demand
ior he pade, and The make was most osoyanL sales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01

BRooKLrs MusEUM.-This place of amusement
villopen its doors 10 the public on Monday evening
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Passengers

Arr from NYorA June 49, w sewaL Liverpool Bid
for NYork June IS Centurion Liv-rp0oli SIR Henry Pos
finger DO; 18th Henry Clay do; Guy hannering, do.
sid for BoTIon 10th, Amelia, Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01

The perfec. sati'fsc ion Of the passengers with
this ship and her officers, has been set forth in
handsome terms in the following card:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01
The DUSSELDORF ACADknY OF FINE

Ihk DussELOORF ACADkmY OF FINE
= AhEs -New Pairrngs recently arrived from Europe
annex Which "GermGna" by Koeher. work Of Art OF
hgnes elsss The exhibition OF Paintings by Artists
=, ne eeove school has received many additions, and
~ n.y. se Two rooms over the Hall OF The Church
80 BON 10 O'Clock, An. al 70 o'cres p a
lcsSss ~ = cents Season Tickets 50 cents; Gaia
-. iei9 II
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NFW.YORK TRIBUNE.

n' VIM soSslse, lsU'oAf' tiotr,As 49,.
az s.ss .:s sss:s q, s ~. s. "a s.'
.s.. sy 's. ne sane rae sps sn.s s9pi e
~ x ss. ss: 4, 10 %oo,ss sor
1rsnoe o DoIa, advance required IN al ex
go. ~. ooaa Dsy Dsy so:. 81 ne
: o. csse, =, ss sIssve -s' any dis-rsnce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01

II To-day Mr. LEEDS. No. Wsl-st- VIII sci
the oesutfu statue Of Chris carved By the Italian Monk
b .ae isles place At u O'Clock aud L. without reserve
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FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC OFF HALIFAX
EN- ROUTE FOR NEw-YORK'
Boarded One Hundred Miles at
Sea by the News Schooner
of the Associated Press.
1rlseRapRtD FROM HALIFAX TO PORTLAND,

Orer Nora Scotia, Nero- BruHstctck d Name Lines
thence Orer Bans Merchants Line.
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THE CREArIes-The magnificent Sacred Daora'
ma. Of The Creation and the Delugs with other marves Of
art usuow on exhibition ia Broadway above Nlbl0a
They will well repsy 8 visit
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AMtJS'hhit.NTS.

srOR.PLACEOPhRA HOUsk.-rhec eleors.
I'd Hsvsna Italian Opera Company. under the direc
AZ Of signor r. BADIALL On MONDAY EVENING,
ry viii be presented for the inst time Rosslnfs grand
opera Of s..,,,nv
sErsI' Visa Vlrcsprack
Corraoi Setu
a Neti
Anna %
Il W." ~ :,
O.s ., AND Warrior: Lsdie; Royal GaId Indians
p,pes Minister'S Babyonian Slaves People OF Babylon
fbs action takes place In Babylon. - o.,.
Maestro and Dresor ", at
leader Of the Orchestra. ''olgnoi u Arou
Pnces-General Admission 81 Gallery, 50 cents sean
secured, 81 So Doors open at 7-Performance TO COM
nsnoe sis O'clock.
Btaip vii hss al Ii--fHIs EVENING. July /, the
LAUGH WHEN YOU CAN
6Osssmsr.. Mr.. whesiley Emily .....Mrs. sEerea
10 ''0'''T The SPIRIT OF GOLD.
Alert Dyot Aline. MISS Horn
fnces OF admission: 70 Dress Circle and rsr9aeae 70
s1n; Y.miy md Third Creles Is cts; Gallery w Cents
MISS J HILLS BENEFIT.
DURrON's rHEATkH.-Doors open a. a; 70
DcomInsnc. 81 s--fhIs EVENING. July l, win be
ssyed inc CONGO 0MBEY AND SON.
Mr. Dombey. C W. Clarke Jack Bunsby. Holman
Capt Cutie. Burton Mrs Skewton. Mrs Hughes
Florence DO"OS THE SERIOUS; FAMILY. ''' ~
cbss forens larke Frsnt Vincent Mr.. Levere
Capt Mcguire Jordan Aminadab Sleek MIR. Burton
Lady cresmley Mrs Hughes Desine. . Miss Chapman
Emma TOrrens. WIS mn
PscEs-Boxes Dress Circle and Parqueue so cts FAINT
Circle or Second fier Is Private Boxes IS and ".
NIBLO,s.-Aansgen--Me BKOU9hAm w.
NH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EVENING. July /, the
psrformsnce viii with the spectacular enter.
Nnmenl called - - -
THE ISLAND OF JEWELS.
Gegrgerbread the Great ............:M MI NickeTson
Prince Pfeniphelo NIcker.on
Count Mericko. OonoVcI
Caf0uDce ooiSon
fnsellins Queen Of Pharitale.. MRS Eefson
Phueess Belotta Mise Emma Taylor
Lady Fidea. mss MARY IsyloI
Az ntermssicn OF half an hour when The magnificent
Bal Room will be thrown open as a PROMENADE MU-
SCALE where Ladies' and Families may obtain Ice
Creams and Refreshments.
To conclude with the piece or
FRIEND WAGGLES.
SQUIRE Iolyboy M ,
HasAo " 49,
John Grump CnipPe loalo
W
MIA SesshfTAs Mrs Jonp SoVou
Admission 70 al paris OF tho house 70 GEMS SOo'sopcs
rft O'Clock; 10 commence at
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THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE

California, OREGON, and the sandwich lslanas,
= ouhshed on the departure OF each NAL Steamer ioi
asgres Price 81 cents per copy. a,,.
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EUROPE BY AN AMERICAN.
No. XVI.
patronage.

Thiers and Louis Philippe Reputation Of Foyeigaes 10
France. Tyranny IN Rowe. rystsaded Miracle TIE
C.b0n Erpedon and the French Print. spain. La
Dor Movensn,, O6staes England 10 Social Program
-. The Pres... The Church System: Opportunities If
Pyoo,e,s IN dmeyiea. Dsfy o( the Working Cas,es..
5a,edote Of Desperate WaHf In Pars. French Prssi-
denrs Salary. hrseyfeaH PInoyamas.
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OTTO COTTAGE, HoBoKEN.
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL FREE CONCERTS
ARKANSAS CELEBRATED BAND,

Comprising 10 Performers
livery MONDAY, Wednesday and Friday, from
LSPM tos p M. Ferrisge reduced 10 four cents.
EB.-In the weather 10 uufavoraole, the Concer
viii come of thS frs fair day. tyl 6tsh
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A 'ASILE NsAh UbNs-Ibo pfOprlsloTa To.Oa--,,u,
NsDnounce that this spenoid place OF stnos src.., y
opea bishuy with series OF CONCERTS, la Mussrd
Or SuumeT Feles under the direction OF George I.,ds.
SUMMER BALL. under the direction Of Mr. Conway r,e
isSorite professor Of dancing No posponemen on &C.
count Of The wesihtr Extensive preparations are being
made 10 celebrate The coms Anniversary OF Amsncsn
Independence the FOURTH OF JULY. A brilliant dis.
play OF Fireworks will be exhibited. lyl
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ur.Vy-vopY wCEKI.Y TRIBUNE

,ygRY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY = pap.
800 every Saturday Morning. a. tho low price OF Pes
sum IN advance Eight copies fnr $40, or twenty sopiss
oue address for So and the paper 10 no case eonunu'
ss7ond the tine for which Il 10 paif . IN ..,,.
~ nns each insertion.
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/ ADiEs, FAIR, GREEN POINr,-rne lad

Leopnected with the Reformed Dutch Church Green
Point, will hold their Fair IN The Charch, Green
Point July 4th and 5th S5OIay and evening Those
interested The fare OF the Church respectfully IN
vited TO call Stages will leave the Wlliamsburgh Ferries
even hieen minues and down passengers within hy
yards OF the Church. Tickets for admission IS csn-or
tAle q the door iyl AHA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01

w II. DEnPsTER. the popular 70 ist re-
tuned from successful professional tour in Scotland %
the City Of glasgow steamer, which arrived here 1851 SAL
urdsy. The seot,iih eriucs have been hoefA OF o'n
,,,.s. 10 on Of he sweetest bssd singers who ever sung
-. vs,.es Of Buru, and Mr. Dempster will DO welcomed
with gyea,er .uthusasm here for bis prolonged absence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01

,Dgwsy between Spring and Prince ss-P. T BAR.
MN Proprietor and MSnsg large and interest
s Connection remains hug short time longer. IL IL the
~ magnificent exhibition Of Chinese hgures canostes
otoetiu specimens Of ingenuity &c from the Celestial
upre represents objects immediately connected with
soslA hAo. .oe religious worship tha mercantile cus-
Ious VIC operations and sciences of the Chi
nese IT'S tnurseaiy valuable ana beyond d~srrioo, tn
ssSnse; sml1ns snc grSnfyog Open every dsy and
child under 10 yesrs lsi eenis a - Senss
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rxpnrs OF ADVERTISING.

Pavseaf RsqaiFso ~ dd"1'or'
.,,.. Notices.-l2. cents per line. each insernca'
p-.I N,s,ees.-sn noes or less, each insertion,
s"s over 'r line: esos ps' nns Taep o Ina.
80 Insertion, 50 cents over sight Inca cents
= fine each day. -, -, 1870. or 1910.
ovsn Zines, cents per line per day, IS cents per
iss PER ponth
,r,eIovs and TEMPERANCE NOTICES and hARsiAexs
= frsERAL INvITATIoss, not exceeding 70 words, WI
= sr,srsed for IS cent?.
Legal Advcrtisements-At NE rates nxed oy n'
sznte ~. g..
Al Advertisements inserted IN ths paper appear botn
a Morning and Evening Editions
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RARNUM's AMERICAN MUs8UM,-P. 1

RAkNUM'S AMERICAN MUSkUM,-P 7.
DBARNUM, Manager and Proprietor; John Greenwood,
y Assistant MsnSger-MONOAY, July /, Splendid enter
tsrmeau-ln the Afternoon 50 and Evening al u DC ock
Tie moral and domestic drama Of the "DRUNKARDp
WILDE prescribed for tho ourseenlh time this eyeaiag Toe
Oefnoon performances OF the amusing aud
nP character and comprise ehase Fsrces petit Orsmss
seedeTfa eats liz LegeTde0sn aud curious experiments
hVenuiOquism Million Of Curosites the Carriage Of
aeiae Queen Dowsger Of Great Britain, the Man moth
Lazy Tie Hooser Giant and TtsDis, the Fairy leen
AomissiOD Is children under 10 Years III yi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-01

FOURTH OF JULY AT OYSTER BAY.-A grand
Odd FeIowS Celebration viii be given al This beautiful
village the Alb inst Seventeen Lodges The Grand OF
cers and Enesmpmenis In the programme Judge
Nye will deliver Grafton tie Band OF shlp North Caro-
Ina furnish The music Steamboat Croton leaves Peek slip
at 8 A N, Delaney st. ST
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FIKE-A fire was discovered at 81 o'clock Sun
day morning at No. AZ Eldridge-st occupied by G.
D. Miller as foundry and machine shop. Consid-
cradle damage was done by fire and water The
loss, we believe is covered by insurance.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-06-04
SceuiafeitssSrpcfen.

So bsiet, bas $4,000 untsribrisben mors
Den fno CUR Grrttun9 elmer neusn Seituna in
Der Stabt QSnfbn9ton msldbe als oaS beiOns
bers Organ Der Sfapsnbalter bensn unb Die
3ertbsibi9un9 Der ilbliben Snfitutipnen uno
Die &sbtfertl9un9 Der Msnibenflapsrsi sessn
bic 9tmme Der eipililirtsn Mslt itb our 9nfs
9abs MAIDEN fol-. Cine ron pisrunpiscb;ie faos
libsn Ssnatorsn u. 8eprsisntannn (l4QEbeS
uno SO 9smcfraten) unteryibnete NbcrsiTs 1T
~ @unifsn oeS llntsrnsbmsns srlaiTsn morben,
in tuelber iie su bsmsiisn fuben, bab bieSfIas
PEREZ Elm Se9sn fej uno ib bemibsn, eas
Ssroammungsurtbeil, pelheS in unlerer linz
dn9i9feit6s@rfldrun9 9ssen eiefslbs anSss:
fprcben Wirc, unSufebrsm tporn erfldrt mirp,
oa6 aCle Menfben fire unb lei tb 9sbSrsn
unb NIT 9spi1fen unpsrduserliben &sbtsn bee
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