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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

MISUNDERSTANDING ETHIOPIAN OPERA
OTROUeE npvug returned from roat sacce:si9l loar
VII le0peA al the Olympic, on MoNpAY EvENiSS
viii cpWtt Of Soug, Dpeis alees Quarsele, Chorn,ses
RInns &c &c Burlesques on Italian Opera Daich Drl'
Bsek SbateSb, Instrumental Solos and Ethiopian OancsA
Adnb siop IS cena DootB open ST z concert at u
O'Clock Afternoon coneer, "Wednesday and Saturday
akeiIoous. hSO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05
CINClNyLTI, Friday, Ocl 4.

After religious exercises 70 day. the Standing
Committee Introduced canon with reference 10
cleIgymen renounciDg the Ministry long de-
bate ensued on the report Of she Committee on
delegates, that number of Delegates had been
appointed instead OF elected and shas such Were
entitled TO seats which was finally received. A
memorial W. presented and referred, in relation
10 the printing of standard editions Of the Bible as
contemplated
a reaoiu!ion of the last general convention was
adopted, admitting the diocese Of Texas into the
union Of thiE couys nton.
A regulation OF the House of Bishops, changing
the time Of holding the convention to the I'd ofseps
" az NOT concuEred in.
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Tic Protsstnnt Z pincnpnl Convention.

CINCINNATI, Thursday, or 5.
But little business of interest was done 70, day in
The Protestant E piscopsl ConveBson. The Stand
ing Committee report TO morrow. a resolution
requesting the Houae of Bishops to express their
opinion relative to the positon TO be obaery ed dur
ing the Bspssmal ceremosy, gave rise to very
animated discussion.
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Steamboat ExpIosioh, &c.

BUFFALO, Friday Oct 4,
The boiler ef steam tug engaged 10 to wing
ship from the Canal to tbs Lake, exploded at II
O'Clock to-day. Three men were on board, but
yero all saved The SpaldiDg was to we'd in by the
steamer earasogs, having broken her ahsFt in the
gale Sha Ysn laden with merchandise bound up.
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nArEntNe VR rKIpLAR tlALA, o t9s5 .se.

NTENfNtf UF TItIPLAR TIA liz ~ osl F,#E3
Oopposile Bou6.st 10y MADAME ANNA BISHOP
This Hall, unquesol0bls inc moss magnificent MIal2s4
ldbce mol cos 10 this but IN de whole wofc un:
10 eu be shMen AID The arrangements lQF tao luxurious
accommodation ofs guest: snowhch la' beon conArQcted
with especial reference lhe perfection OF eccousnc o.
kc Will be openec shortly, when Eerias Of Grand Don
ts viii be given by MADAME Anna BISHOP In the course
ohess splendid enter choice Deecons OF caas
rA end popular music Will he g.ten, tho plan OF tue
celebrated musical performances al the Consorva,ore In
Pss the London Philharmonic and tho great musical los
syAs In England ahd uc8de.nes oi Germany aud Italy.
Fhe and perfection Of The vocal and Oh cnesTH
for tho oCcsslou either ia reSpect 10 nuher
or ssn have before heen attempted IN tho United
Nse, The whole the sole direction Of M BochSA
Further pa GcGsra 10 10 daly announced oS 6luGf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05
The Fuaitive slave Law.

SYRACUSE Ffldby, Oct 8 I65O.
There is a large meeting being held at the City
Hall this evening againat she Fugitive Slave Law
Gent Smith has been speaking. The excSe'
nent against the Law is very strong.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05
rha Crc,t India rubber Oases

TpENT0n, Friday, OCT q
In the u g. Circuit Court tho srsas India Rub
Der case, Goodyear ps. Day, is nearly closed Mr.
Staples finished his argument this evening The
quit at law damages are laid at 100000. Inc
Jndee will charee tho Jury tom morrow jrning.
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Ronntr Land RiII.

WAsHNGroN, Friday, Oct. 4.
1t is decided by the proper authorities
that warrants issued under the new Bounty
Land Bill are not assignable.
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Extensive Dry Goods Failure.

BoSroE Friday, Oct L.
The large Dfy Goods firm of Gsunett Batch L
90 failed yesterday Tho liabilities L--'----
5000 600 and 100000.
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: ~ Py2rtern IJnion-Tbe Regular Quarterly Meet
tps OF IL N Printers zion Hill be held at Fountain
Hail. l49 8owery, his evening, at ocl0cs Matters re-.
AtinP to The 1!ele OF every moutef viii he brought
forward sld il 10 important that ell houd he present BY
order Of The Union. HORACE GREELEY Fre'.
WI Il PRlRDLE, Rec Fec. OF liz
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By Telegraph to the New,York Tribune,

California Dates to the Tar septfmber-
Peace Restored nj sacramento City.
Nkw-OsLgAss Thursday. Ocr s.
The steamer Alabama has arrived from
Chag1es, bringing 10 passengers, aud
dates from San Francisco to the lst of Sep
TENDER. Peace had been restored at Sac
ramento City, and the report Of the dessruc-
ton IF that place by fire is unfounded.
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The Pawtuchct Back Failure


The Ro-L NV, r,isaionera have put Injunc-
non upon the Pawlucket Bank for alleged illegai-
sy in their proceedings, Their Bills were refused
in Suffolk this morning.
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THE METROPOLIS. Nc. "
ARCHITECTURAL IMPROVEMENTS.

Progress Of the City Increase of New Build
ings. Railroad Depots improvements in
Broadway: Stewards Pike s-Tattersall,s--
The New Music Hall =. Astor Library
Hotel on Fifth avenue.
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AvrnoAIzaD guirloN or
JENNY LzsD us1,

"a ~ ~ u A. ~ - Ava V y = ~
~ SUsBCaf ERR tescselliiJ csi. ihe sisanaoA u
~ gaolic 30 We .aoeued etlers f-afo . -zes1se'
sud aig1gr aeis1
yt, oouscrioefs cave -1a.e4 10 s4.h5fsed s6aqis
~, NJ eaol.snrg VI Irnay Aind sud hey %
rsye so sah,ouad ei-,a ssa'fscory prove Tho oonde
'''" .t.osO9n. August, 1909
70 HAmvsL 9 JoLLiE, Eva sfy-We aelovTiso @sslga
=. ap .hs ul sud exclusive rsh III 800 music etng ~
wdlis Jenny .inG U American ni'o, ali Tic music cen
,o,ed az euae hyus during cJJ2a,D u TO United
s,a,,s Jules BENEDICP.
GIOVANNI SELLETgI.
fyyioe House. GEw YoRa Sept s 1855
7o1aHu7L C JoLLts, ESQ sr certify With piss
sra DEL yorr edition n The lenry lnd nnac, in gbicf
,Sa bsge rss, sied iaa Of Fifth sond Co Ia ice
1pl7 authorized e DO pubsned add afihe 'hsi each
i.Nc ssv rsYifs6 mo before FghlicaloL
Nng HrI' JULES EENEOtCR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

II Oregon LeeKe, no. l7S L. O. of D. e.
The Members Of his L2dRe Ere notified to be in pupenS
attendance, Monday Evening Oct Sc I'm portrait alie
atoms 10 the By.LawB wil be essreG for adoption BY
order. les &s'I S HOUsEWAIfH, Secretary,
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From Texas

BALTIMORE, Friday, Oct &
T6xaE papers say the question now with the
.e.ple - Peace or Wsr The indiana have
cebseo pIuDdeIlos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

HE o. u. A. Washington Chapter Ne. , -
Bolhers you hereby no1hed TO meet IL the CHAPTER
rooms @ i Hall corner GfRud and LUDLOW, Sunday
p O'CLOCK prec!Gey pay The lao, tribute OF respeci TO
J. MILLER, 8.
Memhsr, Of I olhef Chapter ere respectfully invited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05
Jenny Lind,s Copcert at Providence,

PR0ylDENCE FfIIay UcL +
The sale at auction of the siosess by Mr.. Dyer
resized from sl2 600 20 $4,000 The second
choice Of seats brought 81 so ursmium-is then
fell to s6, and SO on down TO 81, whoa was the
InweGt pramium paid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05
JAMES ROBERTSON, sec'y.

~ A Great Mass Meeting of CoIoYed CID
ZenE will in The Park Saturday Oct s. al IL ~.
welcome lbe OF Jsmel Hamlet, the late Fugitive
Slave back TO lhe City Of HewYork. Addresses may be
expected from several eminent Speakers BE- order Of the
Cbe man OF the Ccmmigiee Of Is. % Tx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05
The Steamer Cambria.
Bo>r Friday Oct. i.


HALIFAX F-day. OFT. i
The Canada arrived from Boston at oc!ook, and
sailed RI about calf past 10
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Books


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Appointments, &c.

WASHINGTON, Ociober 4.
The following have received appointments in the
Audtors Office and Post Office Department under
the late law: James NJ Moorhead, William Sas
seer, Critsenden Bible, Samuel j Middleton Pres
ley Simpson, James Wilson, A. Q. Firlney, 6cheel.
nd
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ADJUSTMENTS.
YR4PLER HhLL
RnAnMAY- OfPOsIEE SONO STR ET.

BROADWAY, ofeoslrE BOND sTREET
TIE SEVENTH GRAND CONCERT!
~ BAn NUrI hgs ih5 no1cf 10 announce t1st The
N Ssrspit Giard Cuurert =
mDLLN 2g3Y LtHu,
rste b tie gb1vo hsi early In Ooob57,
a. ssi Ter Corccrls Nt. iTum itst po,od 0e given IL
i{ew.Y0rs 4paflY anil 'urihe r2;e Particular here
~ as II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

ey Continental Gnard.-A.a meeting he'd at 1.-The the
AnoIy OF christie ano Delancy-s October o. go
~ yHn Inc ss opted he The flowing
luons he published in tbs Tribune tierdG sunday AUS
Tinted Sv ve Gazette ard The Poughketpgie AHs:y'ean
Resided Phs ,he generous welcome received from
the Puue hkeep,ie GGaros Capt Wright sheir u9re'ng
ce our stcoY er couresles snd e valuable additions
brought by ihern TO Bell will neVsr be forgotten We
be1 eve DO our guests VII! profit by lbelr example
Reso'red gha' Capt Carey Of the Ferrous Hotel proved
hin self indeed 20 him. 10 bis femiy ID general aud
Re.olrsd That Cnpt Knapp, tie officers non-co nnss-
stoned officers ard prvReg OF the City Connentslt merit
our gSteiul hsnks vol for their escort "a for tho
sumpuus collision prepared for us Ell their A'mory on
PsoIred, That 10 Allen Dodwonh and The members OF
his Band hanks due for much OF The harmony that
appreciate our share OF The compliment GoteHed upon me
~ O companies ny his dedication tie Union Qnick Sep,
and the Iii ren Ind US Of ME talents 9fe COM
POSER ard The Brilliant finale cur Anniversary Parade
Ps6iss6 That Capt Stone the officers the fseku
er AnGa laukS DUE for their gcniemany dep9r
meut and lheir cPreip attention to a matters pefAnpg
In su way comfort while on board their bosl on our
excursion 10 Poug hteepsie. .-....,,..
ReO'std That we sball ever hold 10 most grateful re-
nsiubrance hs polite attentions weeceived rom !hs soes
oPoughkeepSe Wepray them onCcsn1a 0ldl.i thanks
Capt. I'd. VAN DYKE, Chairman
Fox Secretary o5 h'
UP" Old Clock Wanted.-A person having an old
fashioutd h'ghcase eghtdHy clock for sale cheap may
find purchaser by application TO Mr. MILLS, So Beck
mpn,At nm ,ta,rs o51tt
~" The Tenchers' Assoctntion viii hold its nay
reTUler neeung on Saturday q nj q, Hope Chapel 100
n'oAu"''' ORDER OF EXERCISES
/ Redder-Prof THOMSON
3, JOHN j. DoAYE will deliver en- Essay. Subject
s. The following question Will then come up Tor debate
as The course Of instruction pursued in tho Free Acsde
nv calculated 10 rniIh competent Teachers for The Com
mon Schools
DEBATANTs.
Affirmative Negative.
VIM Kennedy Fo1lke,
Prof Shoneop. John gaming
PunctuA alleudBnce 10 requested.
gre endE OF Education ara cordially Invited 10 attend.
l.. HAZELTlNE, President
H. w puN9HEE Secresa,y. o5 III
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NEW. Y,}RN IRJBt :.

cpg NEW. YORK DAILY TRIBUNE is S0oL,ShE9
eyE,RY MORNING, SUNDAYS &XGbPffp,
- rue TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, coRNER u SPRUCE ~
sAu-srRsgT5 oPPosirs ris ciTi hALL
asu or when thew refer they cn pay N aa.a =. w.
Desk FOR OK uonhs At se sg I've TO Sopai Der
cepes rqo Cents Aal J9DSEfoS r., n, ak aIona
ser ises 5oS ss , 2o 5;,sP 8 e9s9 oo ~
pqpp.s rgrrivtd t. his ot5ce ,gsos' - -,
,i.pse a rs Tfh2rc az no a'o" ~ - "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

nfGNRY no LOAN.-H 6. oNDGRDoNK Of
NfAsneakse l. | ususlly bss On hARo or can procu5e
foW 'snsrs ana in bis vicniIymoderae sums Of
korey eaeh vii! Do losred on mortgage for Term Of
efS4too also $3.50 also 81 leo asot aud 81 geo
sdelnonsl viii be ready Nov / he csn slwsys be sssn
n New'York on Wsereadsys, tom II nnit F. NJ ST IS
HeshT An.st o5 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

PoLlrIcs AND CROPS OF A1ABANA.-Extrao
fIcm letter dated Easaw, September II, written
by Loco Foco
"The patriotism of Alabama is satisfied with
Congressional proceedings. A few Ultras ssill
CON plain, but these no compro mise would please
and 10 adjustment would satisfy. Oor crops are
turning ont badly half crop il a, touch IS We
ezpsc5 The weather ID fine and favorable f}r
licking and we are gathering 'spidiy.
III cf4icea!
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SO0NrON Coz NAILS
n ASSGaFm 1Ng coninnxliY Band cad f1r
IN stth5 puDA4Y 8. FULLER J. GO
{. }ncod' l59 s,erppiss rQ.ref ~ Cels,-st
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AAHNEMANN ACADEMY OF MEDIoINE


OF NE hieiDe, helo The rooms Of lhe deny
second day II Uc,obsr, 1850 II ~ss motion, ordered,
ibA the Secretary s Of The Homeopathic pract,
ioners Of tie City Of New York and lis rcnny, members
OF his Academy to tie tnsered in The public PAGERS.
In accordance with such direction the following ilstF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

E0H Sal. E-fhs st0cG, fixtures ard coed viii, or The
Aaovn S. BONEANTPs, SIS Bread r4v Tos PROPRIETOR
0eiug eNttbAyey srSases n 61s.nesa IN Cai ono watch
G'e lbs unoN'oea attention 10 SSa Frsuclsco desk
ktpv establishment The adv User
ora.icuFrze Al ke edvsrtsses lhst ,hs conrer pOI
for lryes mont ~ lig reputation il v ell sas
attd iouehcu toe United Stse, ANY one des,rou, Of
epgsglrE 10 suFe s2d sste hatRess, win certainty OF
p6k uE noEey would 60 well sysi W., NJ ibis
opportunity 2he spprcseAicG halliday sseson hsins he
heal hGIipess rAri OF be ysar wi sone re4iizs lent
Pohlp FsS ht cIferi penssa Of ae ysar Fof Ttbe-
particulars inquire he sloFe whore The terms (which
Eill be made sssp can &c known. o5 IL.
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0'nE GREAT EAEH OF The American lns.lIure IL
I'll dRiy from An until 10 IN. Al III 20 day
he frat In bhe Regatta will take place For 10 fest
Working ooab wi!h one pair of sculsffsi bosl In $50;
seeund boat IN s. defiance mOes The machinery will
be put IN operation his dsy Members procure their
Necessity apply ing al The CeTRs dssk al Castle Garden.
'YIIR NiINST 3RE.'S CUMSS, = Gtoup In Marble
by Charles Muler This work OF nj, which AecslYed
Ansin Pafts 1919 10 now open tie public nj tbs nsw
rooms oi lbe National Academy OF Design 66S Broadway,
opposite Bond ST Ambulance % cenS; season tckes 81
eenA, Open frcm al Ill 10 ? "a. SI9 lu&
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Removals, &c.

BcmOVnlE, &c,
wAsHlYcros, Friday, Oct. 4,
Ten removals in the Sixth AUDITORS Of
fee to-day, by Mr. CoRWIN, aud three in
the Third AUDITORS A number of Loco
FOcos' salaries curtailed, and those of good
Wings increased.
SIMEON francis of Springfield, III. ap,
pointed Indian Agent to Oregon, in place of
= Henry, resigned.
Mr.. SARGENT is not restored to the Re-
cordership in the Land Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05
RAkNgm,s AmEnICAN MUsEggl.-r. :.

RAkNUM'9 AlIERICAN MUsEUW.-f. z.
AsshSNuh HsrSger and Proprietor. John GasGN.
WOOD u Assistant &suagsr.-Tbe DRUNkAku, TdIh
AFTERNOON ., O'clock, and THIS EVENING si74
oe!oeA Ia Which the ce,esrAed aBd popuSr Miss CARO-
LINE CdAPAA AN, from BURROWS TheaieE will suIlBin the
pat OF NtT5 Middleton; MI G w. Clarke Edward, +,
sstswey Bin powton, Nj HenAtrB Cribbs and Mrs.
NsElt M,ks Spindle. Among the CurioEiues ts q
splendid bas Of EMMY LIND The aoosler lnfau. Mad.
LSmopt lac FieYch ger,uoeTeer lie also hero Afternoon
performance s. EyeHiog &, n O'Clock. Admission Is
&C. lA; children UNDER % SeafS, Ia cents o5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05
max mO@T PLE4sINI3 EXHIRITI,SN in

New You al his ptssept day s. tbs gallery Of itch Oh
Ps1pH5G. BY Inc ertstes masters OF ;qe old school
gelo, 3aroo 5ordeao Serdln4d Boil Paul Varoneae,
SIR Joihas Rola0ids GEnIsorouEh Vanhyson a1d Rot
thhef ns s-fYea, with several srcups OF Nenuges as
large a. life y the exhibition OF Ospl IL she Iions Den
Academy Of Design corner Of Leonsrd.s and Brosdway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Tribune's Special Dispatches.

Jenny Lind in PrOvidence-Dodge Ont
dome.
Bosror. Friday, sept.SO.
The first ticket to Jenny Lind's Concert
in Providence was sold 10 Col. Ross of the
Providence and Worcester Express, for
$3.50. The cash was paid on the spot. R.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

PARENTS FoE INVENTIONS
~ p~scpred ia all ps.z OF EptoPe sGo In lie o.
& ~ eli lmisl ! ? PIRSSON { Rtl-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

ny Old Clock VYanted.-A person having an old
feshioutd gh-case eghtdsy clock for sale cheap may
find purchaser by application 10 Mr., MILLS, So Beck
nm At mn ,tairs o5 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

Ss~ Splendid Trio!-Bo6LE'a Hyperion EP'd Is the
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-05

the satisfaction of bringing the affair to q
successful issue. When we first heard the
report Of the torpedo, it struck us we could
bring the perpetrators 10 justice. We had
then just finished our great task Of develop
ing the robbery Of the State Jewels, and
had time fora new endeavor OF importance.
We went into il carefully, we spared no
expense in bringing the ends of our plan
together, we had patience, and at last the
Power which directs the cause of Justice.
rewarded us with success.
We now end our labors, and contrary to
the custom of those who do police busi.
ness, make full exhibit of every movement
IN the case. There is neither mesmerism.
magic nor stool-pigeonng in it. There is
simply patience and good management, and
having worked in the character of public
ofhcer, We conceive it TO be our duty to re-
port to the public what we have done. > =
Whatever is performed in their cause they
have right TO know, and If they are satisfied
we are content. faea r're.l- str
We, in conclusion, desire to express our
thanks to the officers who have so lintelli.
gently and courageously assisted US in the
arduous business, and relinquish to them our
claims upon the 5 900 reward that has been
offered in the case. r-..