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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-05

MusIC.-MR BOpE. ~ BOND STREET INsTRUCTs
w ladies ane emch the piano. apply 20 Msssrs
sehaifcrhsrs luis. 3 Broadway.
A LADY GIVING LESSONS IN Vocal AND IN
"A strt mcbtal music, wishes form engage
uehtH T.mf ate atd excellent references offered
Andy A. No ~ kscdouy street. Furnished room 70 let
TO q singiegeuilsmsn
WAIVED, FoR CAsH-A GOOD SECONDHAND
w Piano Adde'S T. b s. HeSAld Ofaes.
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MUSICAL.

CINoIN1 NETTING At THE TABERNAcLE.-FRgE
- Lecture = w. lillian b. bradbury will give free
lecture AZ ths L.tsnaele, on Wednesday svonns Nov g.
explaining sfd usratBg bis method leaning 70
sing classes All nsTesed invited t. attend save
raj olees aue Part sngs u he the choir Of the
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DIR. James w. Powell, Ocuiist, Aurist, sc,
Ear from to o'clock at Dol Broadway entrance War
street. had his popular "Treatse tho
Eye third edition price 50 cents alse his Self Acting 1ye
and Ear Foun tains Artificial Eyes inserted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-05

your bets senemea, ememb that Knox, of LIS Full
ton street. sells the best description Of Hat for
dollars Ten thousand hats are pending on the result q
msjority them In for Hunt Hurrah for Seymour.
whg aud boldly out for democrat but do
forget Knox OF l2o Fulton street.
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TBE CELEBRATED PROFESSOR

1NHE CELEBRATED PROFESSOR IN SINGING SIG
Dora Eliza Yalestiri, has removed her
TO -, broetway The ar Of singing bcns like ars of
painting, an Initiative art 10 advantage LADY
20 Re tsugh, ~ sign 70 Valentin from whom she
initiate and feel the fo-mAo u sounds the
un, shake and elegance, Of womany Syis aad expros-
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NNANTKD.-A YOUEG lady. AN EXPERIENCED
teacher, uesrcs atuaioa in private family Or in
ieactlrg music, traaifF French, Ccrman, o. Englisf
this once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-05

to color the hair whskers the IL II applied
without injury the hair skin 1t
datey without disturbing the color odors
1t applied Sold At Phalons wig and Toupes manufac
tory lH Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-05

ERENCH LANCUAgB-A GENrLEHAN WI5nEs TO
IT receive lesfous n " French anruase from French
l.dy AZ her apartments. Address "francss Herald
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Comb FaetOry, 3s7 BrOadway.-Thc ass
Of ccmbs 1T this not squalled
In the city, either variety quality; the sreatest
taken in TIE shaping Of saeh that they ut the head in
tho most perfect manner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-05

Wigs end T0upees.-It Is WOHderful-th6"
great in and Toupees by ccle
DRAFTED turers Msdhurst Heard, OF " Maiden
lane New York. and National Hotel Washiagt ID. @.
Of really good article should call and ex
anime themselves Also Braids Of Long Hair front
Braids &c. Copy the address, q Maiden lane
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EcnrCATIOY.

TIE FREECn LANGUAGE TAUGHT IN TIRES
a months ~ shore and Easy meth0l-rij }roatvay.-
froietsr hehel formerly Of tho Freaeh Uoivctsiy enc
otgunfor % he M ra Method" u
languages without fats the memory me- syasem ena-
ees pupil N toerste ability peak French IN very
short time The rau 90 tho language Ina the
sssose dsparment nt a ys'e Is eeaineiei b. hss Ach
% the daughters ~ Eroueh onocra Practice bonr
certain ant The opy Il oral improvement in th6
hrEuefe evening and for ladies nal
gentlemen SEPARATELY. will acsusom tho puriis
pTcrun iaur 1hfce months thus sutcis
81 ordinary inteeYc Applications be nate Mons
hiche 90 Broadvs rop 20 10 p a. Lesson given also
20 private rrriis snd families.
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Th0sc who would conserye or Il

Those VINO WOuId cOhSerVe or fnhPf0vS INC
their and should Boges
far famed cosmetics His Hyperion Fluid for the hair
Amole for shaving and Hebeaona for removing tan and
freokles the best articles known public Sold
by A. b. 4 ID. Sands 100 Fulton street.
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FINE ARTS.

ZOE sAIE-A MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF
thirty i've modern and original the ssme
artist ADDRESS Mt. kuhler, rs Duane street.
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Wirs and Toupoes -The Publi1

10 examine style Of Wigs seaps-they
really the most superb articles Of the kind have
seem attractions to wig being
uneualed for excellence Of and natural
Call aud examine them ut Mr. Bachelors oee
brsted Wis fatory No4 Wall street. Copy the address.
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Hair Dyc.-Batchcior's Genuine Liquid
Hair Dye, snly secured At the mandatory Wss
The public should suard asanst initations see ny
various diplomas Persons whose hair has assumed bsa
color from of the imitation dyes, have
rected BY calling above Copy the address.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RENEWED EVERY pay.
Personal.

Personal.
THE STAR 0FMY ORGAN IN TRIUMPH SHALL.
wave, the land of the free the no Of
brave spite Of all old Humbug Humbug this
Ia knock dewp argument
LOST, DE.
* REwA RD.--LoSr. A M0CKING BIRD.-THE
DO finder will receive the above reward by returning IL
No GU Hudson street
r osT-oN NOV. I'd, BETWEEN sIxTEENTH STREET
IL and St. GartbolOmew church, Gold Brae slet with
stone with initials w. to H. H. r. engraved
the In side. finding the above will be literally
rewarded by leaving II at 40 last Sixteenth street.
4 OsT-YESrERDAY TWO CHECKS, DRAWN BY
- Watson Go, on the broadway Bank and certified; one
for $1,000 payable bearer, for el23 H. do. do.
Payment Of the above checks has been stopped Tho finder
Will receive reward OF dollars on returning the
checks 70 WATSON CO. s. Pearl street.
CIRE CoAr.-LosT, IN NASSAU STREET, NEARAyN,
ON Sunday merning - lust, at the alarm OF frs in
John street. da-k hue Fire Coat IL h upposed have
been picked b, just behixd No Hose,
turned the % and Nassau streets. ANY
having said coat IN his pos,esson will be suitably rewarded
ard rec i've the hanks Of the by returning the
Office Of the Chief Engineer, In hzabeth street.
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Hair Dye received the highest premium At the American
Institute New York. where 10 examined by Chiffon
chemist and Others who prosounosd IL the heat the
preparations Offered For sale applied.
chemist &o No 155 Fulton street, up stairs New York
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whig majority.


Vhie majofiiy.s. 2is5
Eleeted- II Wigs, 4 democrats.
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Teeth Professionalism, IAy a.a aar
rssSysy are s.v .asc.f:sssri.s Ne sass. quality Of
bristlss fastened In prinoiDle aud -
xAnted net 10 come loose In the mouth. 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-29

that city life is more attractive, especially
to persons of an enthusiastic and energetic
disposition; but at the same time he will
cry out At their deficiency of sense. Still
the fact remains that men, wise as we'll as
simple, are not always guided by judgment,
while they are always impelled to seek what
is pleasing, and neither argument nor edu-
cation can make it otherwise. 1t is nature
which is at fault here, if fault there be.
The trouble with the social organization is
that it is not in accordance with nature.
Our own ideal of Society is one combin-
ing the healthy employments and enjoy
ments of rural occupations with the social,
Intellectual and artistic advantages and at
fractions of the city. And we believe that
till this is attained there must be NAL
organization, and consequently suffering
in one way or another. Ed. Trib.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
nEw.yoRK. FRIDAY. NOV. %.

~ Our additional Telegraphic Dispatch
from Halifax, which may be found in ano-
tbcr column this morning, was provokingly
interrupted as it begun to speak of Ger
many, now the main point of interest. 1t
seems from what we heard yesterday that
matters have taken turn there so that an
actual brush has happened between the
Prussian8 and Germans in Hessc Cassel,
and that men have been killed. Bat we
repeat that all these demonstrations amount
to nothing, if indeed, they are any thing
more than show and pretense, The diff
Guilty will have but one end and that will
be reached very speedily. Diplomacy may
seek to disguise it, but we shall surely see
at last that Prussia has given in to the
demands of Austria and Bavaria, not Of
her own will but because the Gar has or
dered it,
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New Day GooDs Will open this day
G. NJ BoDlNEs 1928 Grand-st of Orchard where a
lady can buy her Nelyets Silks Salns Shuwls, Popns
Mernoes Paamattas Casbmeros De Laines and in fact
everything she may the Dry Goods line, better and
cheaper than In any other store in NewYork We have
been informed that there is not dry goods store in this
city where lady purchase TO such advantage at this
We advise all our lady readers to give Nh b. CALL
for he s determined TO give better selec on and cheaper
than any other g. tablishmenL nos Ct
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OFFICE OF RECEIVER OF TAXES New City Hall, Park
TAXES, 1850.-Notice is hereby given
ha an addition OF one per cent will be made all
remaining unpaid the LIST day Of December and two per
cent The 18th day of December. The Receiver would
urge upon the tax payers the importance Of making as
early payment as possible to avoid the crowd and delay
which must necessarily accrue just previous to the per
censage being added Hours for receiving money from
10 o'clock Bankabe money only received.
mis- 5w HARVEY HART, Receiver OF Taxes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-29

Family GROCERIES, FINE TEAS, For
ElCN FRUITS, &CJ. o. FOWLER has in store large and
extensye stock Groceries, Teas, white and brown 81
CARS Foreign Fruits which he is offering at reasonable
prices. Wholesale aud Retail. Stuart refined yellow Su,
oar IA Cd ground crushed Is Cd and 5s pound good
brown S. 3 and Give him call Al his large stores
$50 and 428 Greenwich ST. IL Vesey and iO9 Grand sis
n9iO tt
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GENTLEMEN FALL AND WINTER
SVEAR-Wss. T. oENNtNss & Co Broadway opposite
he Park Fountain will this day introduce their new Styes
ofCvercoSts, and other Fall and Winter Garmens com.
psng assortment in style and character far superior to
the productions they have heretofore rendered 30 accepta
hle to their numerous pstrons. oil
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Musical MEETING ar TIL

MUsICAL MEETING At TIE IAB-
EkNAcLE-A meeting will be held in the Broadway
Tabernacle on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, at u
O'clock the object Of which is 10 test the praccabily of
forming large Choral Singing Cass meet each
week al the Tabernacle, and 10 be instructed in the first
ally, by MIR. WILLIAM B. BRADBURY. Such class to
have special reference 10 the general diffusion of u
steal knowledge and practice in the community and to the
cultivation of congregational in connection with Choir
Singing churches All interested are invited to attend
ms r VIM. B. BRADBURY.
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DANCING CLAss.-In answer to many
inqurers beg inform my friends and the public
that new class he last until the second quarer) will
commence on Wednesday evening, Nov q, al O'Clock
picalion. ALLEN DODWORTH
n2 0tN 448 Broome.st
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Invitation. At Home, AT

II Elegant Invitation, At Home, At
Church. Visiting and Cake CARDS. engraved aud printed
the most fashionable styles EvERDELLs 800 Broadway
corner Duane-st Beautiful Boxes for Wedding Cake
splendid Bridal Enveops, Waters and Silver Cord. Mr.
EvERDEiI has branch store al all ST. for the
mediation OF his downtown customers. MO 2tS
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B Whatever improves the mind or per-
souul appearance must be commendable Coloring the
hair and wearing false teeth matter OF dress and i'm
proyemen and therefore commendable Those who would
Fulton.st I'd door east Of Broadway, upstairs;
ON BALLARD, Chemist: &c;
PS-Mr B. has received the highest premiums for the
last two years a., ,,.,
ON BALLARD-We have long been acquainted with
This gentleman whose reputation stands unrlyaled us
Chemist His Hair Dye we have tested aud ind i excels
ANYTHING of the hind we have used in color, gos and
durability. Call 155 Ful,ons and see his medals and
fine Gpecimets
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WATCHES AND GOLD PENs.-lt is to the
interest of wholesale dealers and others TO examine the
sonnent of fine Gold and Silver Watches offered for sale
Inv JopN Y SAVAGE % FuoD-st He sells none but those
he can warrant every particular The Rceheu Ever
Pointed Gold Penp of which j. Y. S. is sole manufacturer
are ret.rate article aud have the confidence of the writ
ING community.
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ausxwEss NOT oEs.

nI ~ AnvrRT1sERs.-TheL LARGE CIRcU-
Of The Tribune in both city and country and cape,
e. Families renders the best possible medium for all
sis Tho yish 10 make their business aud wants known
% nnblic In the way which will ensure the most prompt
"a rro6tEble returns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-29

BARGAINS IN OIL CLorHs.-5,00 yds.
slightly damaged greatly reduced prices for sale by
BAILEY l. BROTHERS,
ms 2w* AZ Pearlstreet, near Chatham
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COMMISSION on CLAIMS AGAINST MEXICO
Wednesday, Nor. 81, 185O.-The Board met ac
cording to adjournment Present, all the mem
bers Several cases were taken up for consider
alton; but, without coming to a decision on any
the Board adjourned until /! AN. on Monday
next.
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W "Stand not upon the order of your
GONG but co. at MLERs in Canal,si where you
will End beautiful Caters Jenny Lind Toilet Shoes Quilt
ed Buskns French Clogs in fact everything in the Boot
and Shoe line suitable of Ladies, Misses and Children
Also complete assortment Of ndia-Rubber Boots and
-' j. u. MILLER. lS4 Canalst
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An! THESE DELAYS Sometime Cold
is suffered to accumulate upon Cold whole Winter
through This is taking short route to The Long home
RoGERs's LIyERwoRr, TAR AND CANcHALAcuAl the re-
suit Is not merely probability but certainty For sale
gists Price in large botles 81 or six bottles for 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-29

FALL STYLE HATS, Cars AND FURs.-
Fall style Hats Caps and Furs combining every desirable
requisite, aud will compare advantage with any sold in
This Cy at the One Price Store Is Canal-st. superior
assortment of Velvet and Cloth Caps chdren's Fall and
Winter Hats in their variety J, w KELLOGG
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CONGRESSIONAL APPRoPRIATloYs-M than
three pages OF supplement of the National Intel
hgeucer are occupied with report of the Clerk
ii the House of Representatives, detailing the APP
mof1iatiops made during the first session of the
NXNlst Congress- The aggregates under the
several heads are as follows
Civil Diplomatic and miscellaneous. '9 5885$S 81
Biiliat lnd iortIlcauons. 9T'i0%% h
Indian Department, including Naval, Reyolu- -.
uonary and other pensions. ifoJl555 u
-
n fIhl1nent OF the Treaty with MeXico.... 3,600C0 90
38,5o9 II
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SUFFERERS, Why WILL YE DIE :

The Winters blasts begin to rage
Then caution old and young--ev'ry age
OF cough and colds in time beware
FOR, CHI there's mischief IN The rery air
The human frame is frail at best;
For man lis said there's little rest
But then to cure, there's aid quite handy,
IT'S found dear friends in SOFTEN 5 CANDY
. The Con LIVER CANDY dispensed by SPorrSS
win cause your pains 10 be forgotten,
Twill care your Ills, appease your grief
And give the aching heart relief
Then haste ye suffering thousands, haste,
Nor let disease your bodies waste,
But unto SPoTTGH quick repair,
And ease, oh your every care:
Sold wholesale and retail by THOMAS SOFTEN, liz
Bowery and by druggists generally Prlce % cents per
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-29

GREAT CARPET SALE OF SIS, 600 SrocK.
The entire stock OF CARpErING, On CLOTHS DRuceErs
&C &c In 49, Pearlst must positively be sold
before the LIST December Having taken the large aud
elegant store S79 Broadway Whiiest VIII open the
tho lst December next, with entire new stock
Of rich and elegant Carpets &c VIII sell their present
stock first cost and positively asked Those in
purchasing Carpets 81 great bargains
PETERSON HUMPHREY
N25 Iw* 49, Pearl-st
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w The MoRAND DAGUERREAN c, GANF Il;
Tinnh, pctues this establishment stand
Unsurpassed for bodness of outline thulness of likeness
and durability ofimpresson n27 2Weodt
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BARNUM's MusEuM.-We are to have
the famous little Geuers Tom Thumb only one day more
Tomorrow will be his last This evening he repeats his i'm
nense part OF Hop o Ny Thumb, the popular and
amusing piece he performed in This afternoon he
does ali is wonderful pelsonatons and the piece OF the
Golden Farmer is played
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-29

AMIpoN.-Examine his Fall and Winter
style OF gentlemens Hate mems and boys cloth Cape
They are worthy of public admiration
w P DAVID tsuccessor 10 +. II. Amidon,
30 Broadway, near Duane-st.)
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MUCH MAY BE DONE IN TWO JAYS
For example, at any time today or tomorrow-ou not al,
,erward-you can oin GoIDsMITHS price classes at
Broadway, and The sum OF s. So have az oPPoTgni
~ of modelling your handwriting after The splendid clro'
sraphy of the FIRST penmpn OF the age See advertisement
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ApvERrIs1Ne DIRECTORY.

rryu lpvEkTIs.MENTs Will az POUND uNDER THEIN
CIV RESPECTIVE HEADS AS FOLLOWS:
FIRST PAGE SECOND PAGE SECOND PACE
r1t,re Notices Itater Cuve...... Telegraph, Piano'
sneeiai Notices... Instytntion !asuTance
Jaaeed........... Coal ..........' n ua9" ''''
Waat PL1ces.... CtoRIH9. rdtea.S.i
RoaY3in9 ........ To
Nets Publications.. Fov XII Tq4pE
Sales by Aueton Dancing liz t;n N,;r.s
%na"1ee,~. ,g Iy,ts,..,.... California ....,..
DTg FACE H1rdt,aye..... TrGreliag
EEnctdi ~ incidence For Europe, &C..
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U FowLERs & WELLS, Psychologists
and Publishers Clinton Hal. Isl Nassausl HE PAN
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The Committee met at 9 o'clock yesterday m0fn :.
inc pursuant to adjournment, for the purpose O
proceeding to the election OF PFovisionai 0l''sf
in accordance with the provisions of the Canon.
Rev. Mr.. LEONARD read Morning Prayer. aa'
Rev. Mr.. HILL the Lessons.
coLonED CHURCHES.
AMER the transaction Of some incidental oa's !.
re.s Mr.. JoHs JAY moved that the application u
the corored Church Of ST Philips for adlal'Slgl
into the Convention, be referred to the coniaps
zoe on Churches. Mr. Jay remarked in sa ,2R q
Of his motion, thati the Convention ehg-cS
elect Bishop without admitting ths G Sass 20
there would be no Bishop. We should nv .oa J,
90 to England for Bishop There, thefe e. !, ubsh
Of the contemplate aristocracy OF Color Ok -
there is 30 much in this country
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derived my information by accident from one in

derived my information by accident from one in
terestet indirectly in the bnsiaess. ,.r.- ~ 1. II.
II regret 10 see some comments on this treaty In
the New Orleans papers, which are caIcula ted 60
reflect upon the conduct of our minister. These
papers dsapprove OF the treaty, as imperfect and
useless. But | think in this they are mi.takeu.
They object 10 the treaty because the termini are
not made ports of entry; that tonnage duties can be
collected by Mexico, and that the privilege cannot
be held by government or foreign corporation
In answer TO these complaints, the explain tton is
not difficult The grant gives the right OF entry,
tran sit, and clearance, and also exempts the yes
sells from tonnage duties. The article in the treaty
forbidding governments or foreign corporations
hslding the grant, applies only in the event of the
sion and re-selng the grant, in which case indi-
viduals only can purchase.
The great obstacle in the way about the making
Of this treaty was, that Pedraza is bitterly hostile TO
he grant, and would not treat that the avowed
basis Hence come obscurities, and possibly some
imperfections And in the next place, the Mexican
government was afraid to concede some things, lest
the Congress would refuse to ratify. The cabinet
did not seem TO care much about the business, az
they believe the work, when undertaken, will be q
failure, from nautical obstacles that exist. o1.
believe that after this month the Britt ,h steam
ers will cease to touch at Mobile for mails and pas
sepgers from and to Mexico. OF course our govern
ment is not yet awake to interest in molopoliz-
ing the trade of Mexico. The British found that
their steamers touching at Mobile gave New Or
leans the Mexican correspondence, and conse-
quently some OF the trade, and for that reason
objections raised against the Mobile bag III
our executive would only read the official cores
pondence Of the two last ministers this subject,
think some neglect would be found somewh here,
in not having American line. Why is il net
called for in Congress!
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Asri-Rtsf MssriSa A mass meeting OF the ssti.
renters vss held a. West esndlske. N T. on the 9th
UT tor the purpcfs ot raises roney 10 defend the
er-sale suit, AMI for nxDg upen ths time FOR
holding convention to nomnsts csntdsts- G,r stat.
ofc-rs Hon Gideon Reynolds 10 letter s-om
Washington expressed his symp,thy With n. ssfi.
renters and enclosed t0 az III. dosstlon The Whole
amount raised vas sZ3e IS The 9Th day Of October,
AZ AIbsny, v.s the day arsd upon for holding the
State convention.
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Tm AMERICAN CorrRIeHr CAsE.-AIuusy We
Bohn and Routledge, has advanced one stage in
the Court Of Chancery. Nice-Chancellor bruce
on Thursday last ordered that both Mr. Bohu and
Mr. Routledge shall keep accounts Of what they
sell ofMr. lfving's works, pending the removal Of
the cause a. another court. and without prejudice.
1.-The point in dispute" he observed, twas beyond
all doubt very important one, and one which
some DAY must reach the House Of Lords"
adding, as appears by the reports in the daily
papers, that" IL was impossible TO sly that the
que stious which the case involved we're settled"
The defence will rest in part on the plea that Mr..
Washington Irving " an alien, and on the autho-
rty of the case decided in the Court Of Exchequer
by Sir Frederick Pollock. The claim TO the ia
junction will rest in part, IL is s.id the plea that
Mr. Erirg u not an aiicn; that his father was a
Falmouth and that though he himself was born in
New York, he ~ the son Of British born subjects,
and therefore ne alien Lo~do- dfhenep-s,
August 10.