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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15
ETW-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE

A VERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY 4 pub
shed every Saturday Morning al the low price Of u pc
arnn 10 advsncs Eight copies fnr to or twenty eopie
70 address for $50 aud the psper 10 no case eonnpe'
soycnd the time for which II IL paid. .
Advertisements for this sheet win be eaUged 20 cenu
PER lsne each insertion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15
Two O'CLOCK Pm.

Two O'CLOCK Pm
The military and civic procession is large, long
and imposing and is now moving from the White
House to the Capitol
Gen. Scott is here, in bis proper position.
Gov. Thomas Of Md with three aids in uniform,
is in the procession. The day is very fine.
The vicinity of the Presidents House was the
great focus. Thitherwards the troops and others
to form the procession wended, and every accessi.
bic and elevated point, especially the steps Of the
Treasury Department and the fencing enclosing
the public building was occupied by dense masses
Of spectators, marshss f. ing in every direction,
cannons firing, bells tolling, and general excite.
ment. Members Of the two Houses met at II o.
clock, and came to the Presidential mansion in
hacks. They were among the privileged visitors
to where the dead lay. The public, generally,
were not admitted and constables kept Off the SOW.
ereigns.
The troops were formed in the avenue north of
the Presidents mansion precisely at eleven o'clock,
Brew. Major Sedgewicks troop Of Light Artillery
resting opposite the War Department.
The procession moved at O'Clock Pm. when
minute guns were fired by detachment of artille.
ry stationed near st. Johns Church, the City Hail.
and the Capitol, respectively.
ORDER OF THE PROCESSION.
Funeral escort in column Of march, composed
twelve Baltimore companies, preceded by q band
Of music. With these was company of youtha
from st. Timotby's near that city. Their uniform
was blue pantaloons and red jackets and lat CABS
They called themselves the Taylor Life Infantry
Many Of them carried little flags hung with Grape
the old defenders Of Baltimore in The rear Then
followed two companies from Richmond, one from
Alexandria, Va. four companies Of the District Of
Columbia Volunteers.
company Of Flying Artillery, with their can
non, from Fort McHenry, which, together with one
from Fort Mifiin, one from Fort Washington, and
two from Governors hlsnd, serving as Infantry,
and forming battalion, with the Band from Fort
Columbus.
The battalion Of Marines with splendid Band
Naval officers in uniform followed on foot and .pc
ceediBg these were Army Officers on horseback
richly alfred The yellow plume of Gen. soo,t
was highest in the midst.
The vsriegsted costumes Of the military. Tia
striking contrast Of the white with the red blua
and green. the waving plumes Of different colors
the reflection OF the suns rays the brightly pol
i,hed arms, presented a splendid feature. while
plsintive strains Of music impaired additional sad
ness TO the heart
Nearly in front was Dsnean's Light Artillery.
which fred the first gun at PAio Alto and the las.
s, the City Of Mexico.
THE CIVIC PROG EsslOs.
The Ioisd sVies 1s-shs Of The District q Coiunbs Aod
his AIDS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15

The Mayor OF wAIhi- gton snd Georget2wn =,
The Commitee Of Arrzn gemers OF the two Houses OF
Congresss- $500.
TIE cbsplsps OF n, two Houses Of Congress- ald the Of
feiaung clergyman Of The occasion;
Ausudirg Phy sicisns 70 the late President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15
AT PITTsBURG

PITrsBURG, Saturday, July IS.
AL business is suspended here. Bells are tolling
and minute guns firing in honor Of the late Presi.
dent. The sympathy is unaffected and universal
AT BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Saturday, July IS.
About 5000 persons went to Washington this
morning to attend Gen. TaylOr's funeral. The Bal
timOre Government buildings, Offices and many
stores, are shrouded in mourning Flags every.
where at half mast-business is partially suspend.
cd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15

special meeting Of the Common Council Of
bfO0Aiy IN was bed On Saturday evening l2sbins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15

At the call Of the Mayor for the purpose OF making
iurtner arrangements in testimony Of respect for
TIE late President Of the United States
The following Preamble and Resolutions were
adopted:
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-07-27

July 5.-The proceedings in both houses of
Parliament last evening were highly interesting.
In the Lords, the Marquis of LANDsDowNE deliv-
cred eulogy upon the virtues and talents of the
lamented Sir ROBERT PEEL, and gave utterance to
his own regret at the loss which the country had
experienced. These sentiments were warmly re-
sponded to by Lord Stanley, Lord Brougham, the
Duke of Wellington, and the Duke Of Cleveland.
There is scarcely an instance in English history
where SO universal burst of sympathy has been
displayed as in the case of Sir ROBERT PEEL. The
adjournment OF Parliament upon the announcement
of his death was rare circumstance. The ship
ping in the river had their colors hafmast high.
compliment very seldom paid, except to royalty,
and the feeling appears to have extended to all parts
of Great Britain, and even to all parts Of the Con-
tinent which have yet been heard from.
Lord JOHN RUSSELL then gave notice respecting
what measures he intended TO proceed with, and
what would be abandoned during the present ses-
sion. He should bring up the Stamp Duties bill,
the Ecclesiastical Commissioners bill, the Mercan-
tile Marine bill, the Parliamentary Oaths bill, and
the Charitable Trusts bill. He should drop, for
the present session, the bill for the abolition of the
Lord Lieuenancy Of Ireland, that for the credit Of
Railway accounts, and those relating to Merchants
and Seamen, the Woods and Forests, and the Land
lord and Tenants bill.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-07-27
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at the First Session Thiry.frst Congress
rPusIIc-No. ILL


AN ACT for the construction Of certain roads in the Ter.-
tory OF Minnesota and for other purposes
Be enacted By the Senate and House Of Representatives
the United States Of america in Congress assembled That
the following of money be and they hereby appro
priated for the construction of roads in the Territory OF Min
nesota wit For the construction of road from Point
Douglass the Mississippi river, via Cottage Grove still.
water Marine Mills and Falls of St. CroiS, TO the falls or
rapids Of the ST. Louis river of Lake Superior fifteen thousand
dollars for the construction Of road from Point Douglass,
via Cottage Grove Red Rock ST. Paul. and Falls of St An
thony, Fort Gaines, thousand dollars; for the con-
structon of road from the mouth of Swan river, the
available point between and the Sauk Rapids to the
Wnnebago agency Long Prairie, Gve thousand dollars
for the construction Of road from Wabashaw ID Mendoza
five thousand dollars and for the survey and laying out OF
military road rom Mendoza the mouth OF the Big Sioux
river the Missouri five thousand dollars The said roads
be constructed under the direction of the Secretary OF ar
pursuant to contracts to be made by him
SEC 3 And be further enacted That the Governors OF
Oregon and Minnesota shall report to Congress annually
detailed of the expenditure of money appropriated
by Congress for the use benefit of said Territories which
expended under the order supervision of the Governor
and Assembly. HOWELL COBB,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
WILLIAM r. KING,
President Of the Senate pro tempre
Approved, July Is, 1850.
MLLARD FILLMORE.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-07-27
GPUBLrc-No. 81
RESOLUTION expressing the coincidence Of Congress
for Mrs Maroaret 8. Tayor

for Mrs. Margaret s. Taylor.
Resolved By The Senate and House Of Representatives. of
the United States Of america in Congress assembled That
President of the United States be requested to transmit
copy Of the proceedings of the Houses on the tenth
instant in relation the death of the late President of the
United States Mrs. Margaret s. Taylor and her
of the profound respect Of the Houses of Congress for
her person and character and of their sincere condoence on
the late affecting dispensaon of Providence.
Approved, July ls, 1885,
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-07-27
GPUBLIc-No. 10 I

AN ACT authorizing the Legislative Assemblies OF Mime
and Oregon Territories to proiong their next annual
session period of ninety days.
Be enacted6y the Senate and Hoss Representatives. Of
tie ttea States of America in Congress assembled, That
the Legislative Assemblies of Minnesota and Oregon Terri
be and they hereby authorized proong their next
annual sessions period of ninety days. any thing contain
ed in any former act or acts to the contrary Notwithstanding
Approved, July ls, 1850.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-07-27
" PuBLic-No. l3 !
AN ACT grant the ankng privilege to Mrs. Margaret
s. Taylor. ..e...

Be enacted By the Senate and House of Representatives
of The United STATES Of america in Congress assembled,
That the rankng privilege heretofore accorded to the widows
of deceased Presidents be- and the hereby granted
Mrs Margaret Smith Taylor reci Of Zachay Taylor late
President of the United States.
Approved, July Is, 1850.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-07-27

ridiculous and affected scrupuousness.
The PRESIDENT may begin to have, like his Uncle
the Emperor confidence in protecting star. He
very narrowly escaped on Friday last an attempt
upon his life. Between two and three o'clock
in the afternoon the policeman and gendarmes,
on service in front Of the Presidential residence
observed a Young man whose unquet air and
unusual department attracted their notice and ex-
cited their suspicion. He was evidently await
ing about the principal entrance on the rue St. Ho-
more with some fixed intent. But as it is daily
occurrence for persons to seize the moment of the
Presidents departure from his palace to present
petitions or simply to catch glimpse of his per-
son, this of itself was not sufficient to cause his
arrest. One of the Presidents carriages, accom-
panied by his servants in livery, was observed to
leave the cour, and drive into the street. In were
Col. vAuDREy, the Presidents aid-de-camp, and
several other persons, but the President himself
AS the coach turning into the street the indvi-
dual alluded to hastily approached the carriage door
and earnestly examined the faces of the persons with
in at the same time conveying his right hand to the
pocket of his frock coat, as if to seize weapon.
After an instanrs glance at the occupants of the
coach he stepped back and allowed it to pass, and
was retiring with an air of disappointment, when,
perceiving himself to be approached by agendarme.
with the evident purpose of accosng him, he anti
cpated the functionary by turning short about and
thus addressing the officer:
''You empIoye fthe palace }" eyes" "Well,
arrest me This is the second time that have failed. 1t
shall be the last. assassnae the President and
have been waiting for that purpose since twelve o'clock
little while ago, when the first carriage out had cock
cd my pistol and about firing, when perceived that
was not the President"
The arresting officer examined the person Of the
speaker, and found that in truth he was in fact arm
ed with pistol of considerable size, loaded with
ball and ready cooked. Interrogated as to the mo-
tves which induced him to attempt this crime, he
replied calmly that he had been contemplating the
deed for long time that he had often dreamed of it. and
persuaded that destiny pushing him to the assassna
ton of the President but that influence stronger than
his destiny seemed to be protecting the President the events
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-07-27

home and going 10 bed quietly serves up the enre
social system of the city in five acts of the orthodox
drama Whether this local, metropolitan satire in
tended deeper into any ind, dual skin than into the
rhinocerosods of society in the general |, for my part
do know. DIR. Stubs, of the damats persona Of
course DR.. -, whom every body knows but putting
him into play can't be called personality. It's good
farce TO be with him at public dinner, any where else
And then his professional career he has been in aoY
tragedies certainly couldn't take offence comedy
The other publishers not behind hand this week
SRtSGER q townsend have commenced weekly, on the
plan Harpers Monthly called the International Miscellany
which promises wide circulation for readers teamboats
and cars
Now and then there is novel, Jane Eyre, Shry
Tor example, which makes sensation. Such said
be the Initials story OF modern life, with the scene laid
on the Continent from thoroughly English pen s fresh
from the press OF HART the Philadelphia Carey &c
Hart, and will be extensively read.
The AMERICAN Art USIoS unusually successful IN
promoting the objects Of their association The subscriptions
far exceed the number obtained last at this date The
Bulletin which, present conducted, Is new ieatoe'
takes admirably The satuee for this year mas been select
ed Il is the work of X Brown, snd represents Fitd
trce" or Italian girl spinning fax after the manner OF her
countrymen, in graceful attitude twenty copies ars W %
cast in bronze for Distribution ....
The Ac Apnar closes exhibition for the pres
ent wear with the prestige of popular favor acquired
by is change of locality nnd increased sc for popular
e,bbious The annual exhibition has been credtabe and
much admired but the increase of attractions in the city
diminshes the receipts.
The DussELpoRr GALLEar with fresh accession of pic
lures mantains standing. Il is fine representation of
German art Success young artists who enjoying
the real advantage of the Dusseldorf school
NV letter entrenches the limits Of correspondent al
ready and leaves for further details from the
s1haustible reservoirs Of this cosmopolitan capital
JAcauEs Dc MospE,
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letter binaufteteen, TN, ben iiberf1ilfI9en8al>
lait berunterSlttperfeu, baum tpiecer 9etpanbt
berab9letten nnb fId auf iein pferc fesen.
3utpetfen bilbeten 8allpn unb Hetter etnen
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tprtrbe ttamenlcs, Stele Sraueu n,ltbten ctns
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denb. @e9en n llbr erit erbielt mani 9ead)s
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tteuers. Gr 1T ,pchlbebalten suG'riiL LtnSeires
nnb nssDepartement at 8rben 9efcnts
,neit. Die 9fetfe tat 6-7 etertes betrdsen.
Das pferb perlcr ii, ber Quft 8lnt bitret bte
gtaie, fraB jebpeb bon benz fOitltdem 9ras Der
lSiele, tpp ft ber 8allcn nieber9ela6en nnb
brahte ieinen Neiter ,tnperiehrt fpdt Slbenbs
tad 9Darts ;ltriid. = Seoenfalls 1T bies bte
oertpe9enite enftfatrt bic je rnterncmmen
tpurbe. Die ginnnbnte betrng 10-l2, ,OOOSr.
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Scrpfula. a.

Gs III pom tu6ti9rn Ultnncrn Stfa9t trarccn, bag
i'm Gataca Ger Erantbeiten ttprrtieb Elm: gcfuncer
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frrunS. Scrtibritt, auf ole rcrf1icpenen Or9ane,
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fbImmsn SrlScn fa3ct.
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fem Sanpe cmic in Gurrra perrct ct. Arln es Sitt
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tenn @prup-l2au rpirb leben, cat ciefer damn
untcr Der BrbanSua9 Inebrercr berubmter Qcrtte 8
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NIT ciniSen Slaltben pom Or. Supictt's sulammen.
seketsn Sprup CHE .oeiiuis.
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ttcn aufritbti9cn Sant fur cen 9rcBsn Sfustn ab,
fpcldcn mir Der Vekraub Sbres ibasbaren Sprurs
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ftb su rem 6interfbeitc meines Gprfes rcrtrctcte.
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persctens. SD rer(udte ,patreno 8 Sabrrn mas nur
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unp SariararillasSprup une entlAlcB mid, ibnju
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fraud fort, bis idb Gin sefaneer Oaann waroe. SD
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m5Jli4e Nustunft abcr meinen SAL seten 1t. {. 10.
SD psrtIeibe SDr 9ebcriamcr Ntcner
Spbn q. Spalbins.
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ater 10 him, blB 9terne rurh i'm ticbttar linr
S,e Bunre, scidiAtsn rer @tDrimniBmiit:fs Sra.
mer Ilnp teiaaps eten fe lang unr sans unp sar 70
hnrhihts.
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amrftr unp Sarlarariua.G jepoeb bat nbt
nStbi5, 5u rI6sn Ust14teu feiue 3ufubt su ncDs
ticn. 4r.
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np Tic MIR Gin9ans scfunrin bat, ut bic Bruneiaae
mrrauf Dr otubm ildb itftt, mic bunrsrt tdstb an.
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CT sstrauht iprrren it, erIanSt pat. (SiebsAnjciss)
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@adt-gyaise,t.

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lelen 81 haben bon einent Tarmer inGermcnt
Ger INNER cie hShffen Yreile erbielt fit feis
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fhel. Der Maisem fab aud, be0er aus, ais
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ren 8arrclsQSeisen felbft unb erfparten auf
biele QSeiie s,pei Drittel Der &clten ibrer
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ben anssulelen llnb lle' bret rber piermal ilber
ben Nano eiies pffenen Safes 3l fd,lasen,
bepcr er fle gum slusorefhett binle9te. stif
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&crner ab9eitilttelt uno felen ins UaB; CT
erhielt 70 einen altsseseidneten Saantett, ben
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'tannte nnb fen bic il6ri9en Sarmer, bic fle
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breifahen preis fanften.
Der tt cbiSer slnefbcte enthaltene Msnf
brrfte bon mandem Sarmer NIT uielem Gcrs
tbeile benuBt iperoen.
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$50 ut Sbriittam St6ffer?

Gertelte 1T 9ctartiSt aus Venifact an Der 5aatD
rne rpbnte ,uest III europa in 0atfcilan, nabc lei
Alt: Simm rn, Jleu. IrcuSen. Surb enen Brief
ppn Seutlblanb erfubren tic untsr3sbncenSbw
ttern. raB rerlelte nah Amerita atsereilt lci unb
lid spabr(Ae,nl,A in rsenp einem 1beile Der 9er.
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picueAt auf rem tlr;th auf rcm GrssSee per-
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fic teecu mcnhentreunr, Der ibncn nabcre Nastunft
seten tSnnts, bi, pom OiittbeilunS iu MAIDEN.
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Canton, Sart g., Obic.
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foHeers IN 3ltn Dcrt uno Buffalo.
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GDcsieue Sareit .
9lDnltnitfratDrSeW eWerfauf.

3ufrlss enem @efebI rer Gpurtrf Gommrnglcas
pcn @tlrf County, oDlc, rperre Id am @amtfas
Den 7. Scpttmter 1850 auf pcm sanpc teltit fcl3en
bcs wrtlibcs G8cntbum, Sele9cn in Setblebems
1omnbir, Start&cnntp, cftnttit pcrraufen, nam.
lid: Sincn 1beil rer nrrcwttfli6en Viertelttttion
IL, Ippnfpip 9 Sian9e 8, folsenrer WiaBen tc,
srtnst: AnfanSenc al Der fae,peltliAem Gts telas.
ten 9jicrtts, pon ba ofli init Der Siertl.s sinte IA
&etttn rnr SO Uelcnten, rrr 81 nfrpeb ~ Stttcn
nnb SO Uslentc ron pa wctflib IA Setten ,ino SO
8eleure 81 einem pfcfeu an Der Setticnslinie
rcn "a flrliob ~ Srtt:n uno So 0elente bis gun,
NEtau9sruntte, cntbaIteno 40 1dee.
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tanut Sei.actt wsrren ,pirr.
Safob Ge6,
Aominifrator Der .0intcriaiIenfbaft res
pertfortsnen Satrb Cider.
aug. 6. 1850 46.3m.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-08-21
Sobaitn Gtuppi,
Ssnpau, @tart 0curtv, Dbio.
Cine fleiite ssar,ls 5,s pers

Der itntsrjei3nete tistst isint In safe xomnfbip,
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nen 4ilteH Drunnen. Gin jatit8er Baumeattta--
cie Uau,ne llno eetrsiet, sfrrt binreiben6 CbR fr
ben eiefnen Wetsan1. Die 3inJdumMnden 6nb il
gutsm Sulfanre. Disiss sanc8ut lis8t ehpa 6 lest.
len rcn unicntcwn unr ~ Wlsitsn BON 0artriue
infIf5ift,ter 6iAhins tines at scn Der oarris.
burg Stra5c. l1srr Deter @Anstntr, spebn6aft a,i
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esaaa ben 2ees an0stsn. Nssen W 919srn Ssas
be man ttdb an ~. 81 IS .sss,s
~ m Srisbriet Nsprsr. ! s.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-08-21
Sic Sare1t 1850.

Stn Iftucrt,rcn Ginnrbnsrn BON Start County
fammluns rer 1arem bes teiastcn County fur 1850
am McntaS Den 9. Septcmber rem AnfanS MAIDEN
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