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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
Philadelphia Markets and Stocks.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

Correspondence Of The Tribune
PHILADELPHIA Thursday, Dec ;.
The foreign news by the Arctic has impaired
more rmncss CorroN, but otherwise it had no effect
upon the market Business of all descriptions is dull and
iuucye, partly owing 10 tie inclemency u the weather
There IS no new feature notice in the FLOUR market!
There is little inquiry for shipment aud no sales have
beonrepored. Limited sales for City consumption al (
3tU4 81 y busel for and good brands aud extra
at 5I.4 as 30. RYE FLOUR Is in demand at -. Corn
MEAL dull o. y Dbl Prices of WHEAT are steady
Sales OF iGcG 10 500O bushels prime White at III, aud
Red at % p bushc. CORN is in limited request. Sales
of3(oO bushels new Yellow principally Southern at 55d
sc ard damp SIC OATS are in demand at nc FOR
PeunsyvaDia and Soc for Southern WHISKY is duh and
prices tend downward. Sales of bbis al &c and hAds
al BIC
SALES Of sroeEs.-- Fx.t Board.-$3Qo coo Reading
Rail Road so: $500 Wilmington Rail Road, 6s,
81 $50 Reading RR, 81 $50 do, 81 p; % DO 9js'
50CG Sch Nav Gs 1913. i5 $1,000 Reading tR Mort, Is.
20, 82i; 10 North West Copper 81; Sl,gOO Susquelanna
Canal u.s. J3i >3c0odo So $1,000 do, 81 $1,000 state
IS g34 q PHI Bank 1881 30 Ncksburg RR lSi; 30 do,
Si 81 Geo Reading Rll Mort S. 35 5000 Morris CANA
BIDS 81 $500 City IS CO. 92l 2Pennsylyania SR, u u
second Boqyd-S7CO City Gs 3d. lOs $1,000 Sch Nav6s;
G8 IS 5000 Stale So 93 $1,000 do, SSH 10 Farmers and
Mich b. 81 Phil b. 1887 2 do l39 Penn b. x, li9s
70i do 1884, Wilmington RR. sos leo COS, 62. 9l5 y
Mechanics Blk. PSI ~ Morris Canal, p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

~ In a recent article upon the Fugitive
Slave Law, written in New England where we
had not the law at hand we stated that it sad
dies the Treasury with the expense of Slave
Catching This is not correct-in tenor though it
is in substance. By Sec. 8 the claimant Is to pay
his own costs Jltt this is qualified by the follow
ing section as follows
SIC Q Ind be T further enacted That upon affidavit
~, HE cInir1ant of such fugitive his uyeat or
nov amer sucl certificate has issued that he mas
apprehend thai such usluye WI be rescued oy
force from his their possession before ne ca be en
evond the limits the State IN which the arrest Is made
II ha be the duty OF The officer making the arrest 10 retain
such fugitive in his custody, and 10 remove nm 10 Tie St2e
,,if7re he fed and there deliver INN 10 sad ala,l.
ms agent or attorney And 10 his end ne Ocer AoFesa
Is mere by authorized and required 10 employ SO many per
IONS Us he may necessary, 10 overcome sach oice'
and TO retain his service so long Is cIcl7i'C
may require said officer sud MS asslstlis Wt'e 90
cru owed 10 tie same compensatory a!l1 ~ &c
allowed lie same expenses EUN allowed oy laF Tor
lie transportation Of criminals TO be certified BY Tie Judge
OF HE District within which the ArreS Is iade auu P1
ont of The Treasury OF the | nted States
OF course, the claimant or his agent, nIne
times in ten. will have or think be has, reason to
apprehend rescue, and will call on the Marshal
to take his slave home for him thereby saving
himself at nil events considerable travelling oiL'
md saddling much larger one on the treasury
The risk OF losing him will be less while IN the
Marshal $ hands, and we think $50 each Will be
moderate average for the cost to the Treasury OF
each fugitive restored to Slavery under this act.
sill our former statement not literally true,
o,,1 W. REQUEST our readers to note carefully the
true state OF the case.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

that viii eectuay suppress The dangerous erii OF
buyDe sud senng votes az elections hy Of
e goods r. and tha; his oFense ike bet
HbF re Iesbtued as OF SUFFICIENT crinnay both girer
AID receiver IN reject H. vote or any person - person,
giving receiving. or Offering give or accept av lou
ey Refreshments OF other equivalent To- y0cs g. 5 eec
ton designed 10 be iuigeuced.
ReSored unanimously, That the Board OF Supervisors Of
thu County OF Duchess earnestly solicit 81 other Boards N
Supervisors throughout the State who feel with u tts
extent Of The growing eHcToachmc.s OF the purity OF The
bsIolbox by the OF money! to cooperate with pc
tifioripq The Legislature 10 give lis earliest attention TO he
subject as we believe nothing but the force OF powerful
unon can correcl so universal en- evil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

The CorSrY LzoistArrREs.-We see thasthe
Roards Of Supervisors throughout the State have
transacted much important business mostly Of
local character.
The ostcgo Board have adopted resolution
nv vote OF 70 to B. in favor Of placing Clergyman
~ the same footing iii regard 10 taxation as other
citizens and the same Board Fequests the repre-
sentatiyes in the next Assembly IRON that County,
~ nrse the enactment Of law N accordance with
~ Tbey take the following action on the school
question;
uE<,ca. Tie peopa Of tbs State Of the recent election
tnvf fe 10 sus;A.n the New Scloo. Law, and whereas
We regard as correct, tie principle, that Tie property OF
tb stae should educate The children thereof therefore
Rlred IhRI in The Judgment Of tbs Board lie act Of
rs 10 esth!isns Free SCHOOLS should be amended
10 sale the expense Of supporting The Schools OF this
stag, ever and above lie annual lie Common
Scou Fad charge upon Tic taxable property OF this
Sfse TIC u be levied anc collected by genera
Tax u!ua tr property NJ tais State equitabiy
The Duchess Co. Supervisors have thus moved
for tbs purity Of elections
Nra5ftd That unanimously petition our Legislature
TO grbodl provision III nc Election Laws Of iAs Siae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

"THE MscEEANI-Te Merchants Of Ne~ York who deserve
longer money from the South, Chttenden
Bliss and ------, all of New. ] ork
These have out boldly and openly tor the darkest
rlase Atouonism. eecOneeng and
generally they expect pand-ns to Aooh
tastes 10 build up patronage
The above from Respectable Southern journal
give specimen of statements which have been extensively
circulated through the Southern States the 18th OF Oc
tober AS il has been perfectly well known in this
city that these statements originated here for base Pur
poses and are without Justification, have not
hitherto felt called upon deny them A. the suggestion
and request however Of friends a the South, and mas
much as respectable editors there being mised b them
wenow take leave say that they have foundation
whatever in truth. We make he denial in The most
prehensiye and definite shape, and By It exactly
what say.
1--we were Abolitionists, ihould have no hesitation
in avowng it As honest and manly The fear Of The
loss OF business would prevent US from doing So We
ere Abotionists, simply because our Judgment and
conscience have been Convinced Of The nitness Of
their views. We respect all the laws of country, aud
wish 10 see them faithfully observed. We have election
eered for no trade but have aimed and do still AIM to con
duet cur rapid extending business American mer-
can ard on principles That shall commend themselves to
all nenof integrity and honor We hold no relations, as
individuals Which rightly understood arein sny degree
inconsistent with the above.
The efforts interrupt business either At the North
sued in the hope of pcculary gain If any deceived
by them after this explicit explanation, it will not be our
hult. CHITTENDEN L BLISS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

Loss OF 4 CALIFORNIA yEssEL.-Capt. Leta-
your, of the brig Sutton, arrived yesterday morn
ing from Buenos Ayres reports that while there
he was informed by Mr.. Harris, U. s. Charge
4 Atiaires, of the loss Of large American ship
with most Of her cargo, on the Yuga Bank, near
Cape Antonio. Her name was not known. She
was bound to California, and when off Cape Horn
received SO much injury that she was obliged 70
put back to Montevideo, while doing Which. the
vessel was driven ashore during the many gales
that had visited tilat coast this season
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

A CARD.-I'o THE MUSICAL PUBLIC.-
By the arrival of the packet Devonshre from London
learn total loss and abandonment al sea OF the Ham
burg screw. steamer Helena Somu!l board OF which we
bud nucleus of stock Of very considerable amount
We had intended open establishment here upon the
receipt of The choice of which, combined with
that already hand satisfied wnnld hive anowcrod
expectations and wishes OF friends aud The musical
public generally
Our loss as well dsapp Eminent in not being able
meet the many calls for Foreign Music present Is
great; but repair both with the dispatch, the
senior partner OF the concern will leave tomorrow in the
steamer Atlantic us our stock IN Hamburg is very eX
weeks with OF the choicest collections OF Music
ever brough this country.
Notwilhs standing this unfortunate occurrence we offer.
among the stock hand select of the works
OF the ayorite composers now in voguc-a great
part of lcin own, und many of the best American
publications. Professors OF Music, aud the public in gen
respectfully invited TO favor with Iheir orders
SCAUBERTH x co. PSI Broa!W way, opposite Park.
E1rlpeaL NJ lsic DeDAt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
nIaryland Reform Convention.

AHNApoLts, Thursday Dee9
A resolution has been adopted ordering an an in.
quiry as to the expedieney Of appointing Com
missioners to revise and simplify all law proceed
ings and pleadings. Judges were declared eli5l,
bic by vote OF % 10 g. A resolution was adopted
making b ank Stockholders personally liable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
Railway InteIllgence.

ALBANY, Thnfsday! Dec. .
At a meeting held at Syracuse on Tuesday
evening the stock for the Railway from Buftalot 70
Erie, Pa was taken up principally by the Railway
Companies between Albany and Buffalo, except
the Utica and Schenectady, which took no stock
The Road is to be finished by September next
The fare on the express trains from Albany 70
Buffalo, after the 18th inst is to be reduced
% a and hu tie accommodations traing 70 81 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
sentence of Death for Murder.

ArHUkN, IHuTsIAY1 Dc. D.
The trial of Albert Bahan for The murder Of
Nathan Adler. which has occupied the Court Tor
two weeks past in ba g gs{ io'Sa os aad 1 1s
dict If Is 6niltv, was returned l2I o'clock. The
C Cor then adjourned till half past ., when the
nrisoner was brought up and sentenced TO DC
hung on the a4th Of January, between 10 and u
o'clock. Adler was a German pedler, and naf
deyed a wear ago in the townof Venice.
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ApvERT1s1NG DIRECTORY.
ScuEYCK's PuLMoNIc SYRUP TaIUaPH-

49,. ,.a,. nr-u.-- A..o,,,r, -, 49,.
AMI ~ ~ ~ -, ~, c,,.n :, c,so ;s one
OF me gtesee 5 :, '' hii ~ id o' i i
ns pn,ed hr M, 5sr sn me feeling of benevoepce
- ca 10 e1efi Of n,, ed .ioyy hang. desire TO
a ~ lnt sroy, dnscn,,oT of nv, dseas and The nm
LiInr ny 80 ,a,S IN, srjalclrs pnII1on,c S0r,n
1890 &c ~. 80 80 c ,,.iicS adj
~ reased MN ,,,as an far rednced ,hat meyer ex
any "a ~ 20 - -; 10 80 49, ,it, o 10 nj
io s - si, sicians ith0nt reneiyiog any
.enuS'e ~ 10 ,i ~. t',,. ietf co,nnnnced ms
LeieuI' IN ,hG IN. ~ y. @ i ni ia, lime
LIZ 81 S ,,,as cy,retoes a2bIe confined TO INV
was as lolo"s: we e. i 40 .nrtye NJ
pea, suneaI I wa. , ne nm, ofJ. very yellow
aesu lisu a.. PC ss ors5n having the jaundce
as r0 T T' IyysEv had duj heavy pain il my right
slde near 9fe IN nv so1ldar snare pain in nv left
tha n r smaller n nm nnlr or rs thought de-
sue Wiz bnd verv dietrssjnr pain a, HE pii Of my
Calco az oa,ed Vii 'irl white Ir sto,nnch
solho., ,i, I, ,cna M, a;ng sbp 70 en-, anv-
Wy s3ar M err ;rraeIar and coye Discharges very
lnhg po'Nsis reiy H. 80, ,,o'aH, ns 6f
q. ea ~ ; cf ~, IN NV, rnas Ji,fcn,I, NJ
tue it9I SIsma tn " yas o,y snrited and
often would nave eao spes s nay e do M n %s
sRe siha,i0n and nv wreched serogs as every organ
in nv bod,, ,yea either diseased or derarcea M phvsi-
c;ons cold bod tho Dvsnensia and Liver COMPLIANT and
roc fas, baetenino IN ytbs ConsnInnfion
Tb;S as near as can tel was nv situation when COM
,ranned sns the pmimnnr Svrnn f1Ind that the Syrup
1900 40 ,,,or
ai;ar .oad ,rra crnnt;,,, ~ corr,n,ion IN
Ba' tj a - eo,oo cd ,nI, o,Yais roievpd INV su
r - - ~ IN sor, the pulpopic Svrun
heihss ~ ~ ~. si,,r ~ prorjeucn t,nt re-
r,s 20 -, IeJ,ib' In me n'o3,I of Anvil fIoyync
Ems veal enouSb TO move from New.York Civ to West
Farms where now reside enjoy at this time perfect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
From, VYnshingteu.

WAsHINc FoN. Tlursday1 DC 5.
MI GoTwin'S Report goes in on Monday
grounds.
Mr.. Marshall. Of Ky contemplatos NOV
Inc Joint Resolution constituting the Boun
ty Land BIZ 50 as 10 suit spectators.
Mr.. Clay has not arrived yet. Certain
cases in the Supreme Court of Kentucky
viii detain him some time, it is SAID.
SfCn1
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
NETWORK, FRIDAY. DEC. 6.

~ General Committee of Democratic Whis
Young Nlen.-A Regular Meeting of this Committee
will be held al the Broadway House. on FRIDAY EVE
MING Dec 9th, a, u O'Clock. BY order
f. DELAFIELD SMITH, Chm.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH, Secretaries
JACOB T.. HOWARD, o'"''0' do It
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
RlrnIll HfsIrONN.

The steamship asia, Capt. Judkins, is
now in her thirteenth day from Liverpool
for this port. She had not been heard from
when The Tribune was put to press this
morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
Tribune's Special Dispatches.
New Army Grade-secession of soa.h
Carolina.

WAsaNeroS, Thursday Dec.s
The Military Board of Officers, Of which
Gen. Jesup was President, has decided
upon recommending that another grade Be
added to the officers of the Army, of the
rank of Lieut.. General.
Private letters from Charleston give an
unqualified assurance that the Legislature
will recommend immediate secession.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

~ Congress met yesterday, did little,
and Adjourned; the Senate, being probably
extremely fatigued will not assemble again
till Monday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

"THE DECLINE OF PRorEsTASTisH.' w snAn
publish to morrow Rev. JOSEPH F BERG NJ
swer to the Lecture Of Archbishop Hughes on taS
Decline of Professionalism"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
FataJ ARRAY between Railroad Workpien.

CUMBERLAND, IAlrsdRy, DC u
A great fracas occurred on the Baltimore ana VA
Ohio Railroad near Summit level yesterday. DC.
tween the Irish and German laborers Ihres
Germans were killed and several badly wouad '1L
The military were called out, arrested % OF 'n'
Irish and lodged them in jail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

THE COTTON TgRRoR-The following para.
graph and Card exhibit one of the principal uses
made Of lie Castle Garden furry. 1t was in good
part drumming operaton-the work Of a Goa
liticn Of drummers Of newspapers for patronage
Of merchants for customers, aud of politicians for
votes. Leading mercantile houses were de-
nounced by name in journals scattered broadcast
through the South as violent Abolitionists, and
patrons Of such papers as The Tribune when in
fact they had never ventured to cherish au
popular sentiment in their lives, aud wouldn't
presume to think of such thing Many them
had never been suspected Of thinking on any sub
.icct beyond the solvency Of this or that Gus
toner and the chances OF good business season.
We have now in hand Natchez paper wherein
a iobblng firm of our City solemnly assure their
Southern customers that they never gave any sup
port to The Tribune That is undoubtedly the
fact Had they been readers of this paper, even for
year, they could never have been induced to put
theirnames to such card. Who had any bust
ness with their subscriptions to newspapers, pro-
yided they paid for them?
The following card from Messrs. Chittenden
& Bliss is an instructive portion OF the history Of
the times. We presume no one ever suspected
them of Abolition until somebody felt pressing
want of their customers. We think they could
have afforded to despse the Industrious calumnies
of INSCRIPTIONS rivals, but they have chosen a
different course. What must be the state of
things which calls forth such manifesto
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
BUSINESS NOTICES.

To ADvERTIsERs.-The LARGE CIRcu-
EATON OF The Tribune city and country, ard espe
caly In families renders the possible medium for al
those who wish TO make their and known
70 the public in the way which WILL the moot proP
md profitable returns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

~ Rev. MATHEW HALE sNrra noted as .
clergyman of several denominations anu 80,
ligious writer of considerable popuIa',y' ,hs
abandoned the ministry and been admitted I" '"'
Boston Bar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

GBl We can assure our readers that the
greatest Improvement in the way OF preserving The feet
aS ana warm nj al! times the application of the vucan
1ed rubber Franklin Taps 10 The soles of boots and
SHOES those who have tried them land their number
oS no means snai speak OF them In the highest terms
invariably pronounce them 10 be pis tho thing" and on
no account would they do without them
Ladies' by having these soies attached to their CATERS
can walk on wet pavenents without endaugerng their
health
Apply at the India Rubber store % Johu.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
{ hnrge TO Bogota.

II AsHINCTON, TluT5dayI DC 3
Dr. Foote, late Charge to Bogota is here he
shortly returns to Buffalo to resume his editorial
labors. John Clark, now Solicitor, is mentioned
as his successor at Bogota, and John A Collier as
Solicitor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

OvERCoATs. -REpuCwoN.-Our stock
OF Overcoats is excessively large that have
Guided TO make considerable reduction price for the pur
pose OF closing them out as early possible make room
for Spring Wholesale Stock now in process Of mauu
acure This offers great opportunity for those who have
not provided their Winter Wear procure choice from
ourvery large and elegant stock greatly reduced prices
Our celebrated wosided coats viii be cleared OUT
although still perfect in variety. ~. DENL!N,
d6 lw IS and s. Johu.st cor. Nassau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

EVERY MAN HIS OWN LANDLORD
payers should visit the beautiful plot ground known as
Mount Morris Homestead in the Twelfth Ward near The
Harlem Railroad Depot One Hundred and Twenyffth.
ST. where house and ot be purchased and paid for
with the money usually psid for Prospecuses aud
further information can b. had on application 10
S. JESSURUN.S Chnlon. conrl. ReeknRn.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

SUGARS AT REDUCED PRIcEs.-Best
Crush Sugar IS per lbs also Teas, Coffee and all kinds
of Groceries we believe Sold cheaper at PARKER's
new Temperance store 2il Broome-st of Ludlow
than at any other store in the city The butter is very
dc Pr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS & HUMpHREY
have removed from 1872 PeUr.St to their Carpet
store $40 Broadway, OF Whest. The balance OF
the STOCK OF Carpets and Oh Cloths removed fom Pearl
st. will be exhibited in the basemcn Of their store and
cold al Is per less hnn uA disposed OF Dc 5y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

10 The two highest Medals of 1850 for
the beat DaguereoypeS exhibited at the two ss' FAIRS
held at Castle Garden and Philadelphia have been awarded
the RooTs SOS Broadway, corner OF FFaukn'sI Gal-
lery Free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

Total. -2l+-2l2 1Gt}T 2IietS3 %li,u%1
Wing ma ioFi!y OF Assembly vote, 9,7S So.
As Ire Wings made no nomination in the Hid Assem-
bly, District Of Rensselaer, we obliged substitute the
Governor vote also in Lewis Co. where The Wing
d,date withcrawa and an independent Democrat
very generally supported by The Wings and portion OF The
Locus
iutt I'D Dislrict Of otsego the Wings supported
Free Solier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

n Elegant Invitation, At Home, At
Church Visiting ard Cake Cards engraved aud printed
the most fashionable styles EygSDELLS S02 Roadway
corner of puane.s. Beautiful boxes for wedding cake
snlendid bridal envelopes waters and silver cord Mr.
Eyerdel has branch Store WslksL for the acconno
ds1ion OF his down,town customers. G+'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

To- Where is BoDlNE'S Dry Goods
Sorel is The question now asked by every lady in pursuit
OF bargains i'll the way of DRl GOODS, such of
readers we would say nj 90 Grand corner OF ofchard
adapted the season, unsurpassed IN beauty STYLE and
CheRpness, upStN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

4. NJ MERWIN, AuciOneer.
New AND ELEGANT BooKs.-BANGs,
BROTHERS & Co, 2Ot Broadway, will sell, THIS EVEN
ING, choice collection OF elegantly illustrated English
Books, valuable Theological Works and popular Miscel
laneous Literature well worthy the attention of the trade
and genemen furnishing public or priyale libraries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

GENTLEMEN's FALL AND WINTER
WEAR.-WM. I. JENNINGS Co 81 Broadway, DEPOSITS
the Park Fountain win this day Introduce their Styles
ofOvercoats and other Fall and Winter Garments com
png in style and character far superior 10
tho prodpcons they have heretofore rendered sccepis
BILE 10 their numerous patrons olH
BARGAINS IN OIL CLoTHs.--5,0 00 yds.
aightly damaged at greatly reduced prices for sale by
BAILEY & BROTHERS.
ms Wv $5i Pear street uvar Chatham
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
u The Express diIating on the late
British assumptions and outrages at the
mouth of the San Juan, says:

blINlSu assumptions anu OuT2geS at Tue
mouth of the San Juan, says
We beg leave to express the opinion not hastily or
edsedy given that neither Great Britain on The one hand
he Executive and Mr. Webster the other any
such designs as are imputed to Them By tie san and Tn
tg8e'
Will The Express be good enough to
state frankly, promptly and clearly utat
designs in reference to this matter have
been attributed to 1.-The Executive and Mr..
Webster by The TriJme2 We are
anxious to know.
How many times must We ask The
Express never to charge The Tribune with
saying this OF that without quoting the OBJ
jieelioa4JIe nor|s fiom oar eollnns We
have stood quite as much forgery from that
quarter as we can relish
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
gg' THE MoRAvD DAauERREAN GAL

LERy (eaiahshcd lS4Ol S2 Chshanst OPPOSITE the Ma.
rloSAL THxATER-The pictures this establishment stand
unsurpassed for bodness OF outline huness of hkcneas,
and durability ofimpression. MI 1weod'