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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06
Nashville Convention.

NASHVILLE, Tenn Wednesday, June ).
The Convention met pursuant to adjournment
The following gentlemen appeared and took seats
as delegates Saml s. Boyd and S. Jones Stewart
Of Miss; Grosmor Roane, Ark; and j. Judge, Ala
The following gentlemen from several delegations
were announced as members Of the Committee or
dered by the resolution of yesterday to consider
and report on all the resolutions which may be of.
fered for the action Of the Convention Messrs.
Newton, Va; Gordon, Ga; Mcdowell and Camp
bell, S. c.; Barnw ell and Hammond, Ala; Murphy
and Campbell, Miss; Boyd and Clayton, Tex;
Henderson, Fla. Foreman and Pierson, Tenn
Brown and Nicholson, Ark; Roane Powell, -.
The Resolutions offered by the following gentle
men were then read, and referred to the above
Committee;
lst Mr.. Campbell Of Alabama, which was as
follows: Resolutions taking strong Southern
grounds, and adverse to any Compromise.
I'd. That of Mr.. Irwin of Alabama. Resolutions
denying the right Of Congress to receive and con-
slider. Resolutions, Petitions, &c. from non-slave-
holding States, having tendency to affect the
abolition Of slaves in the Slave States.
>. Mr. Bemipg Of Ga.-Resolutions containing
Southern sentiments In regard to the Slavery ques
ton, but saying that they should accept as com.
promise the Missouri line 80 80.
l. MIR. Dawson Of Ga.-Resoluiion recommend
ing liberal patronage to Southern newspaper about
to be established at Washington.
S. Mr. McRea Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. embodying
the ultra Southern doctrine, and commanding non.
intercourse in certain events but willing to COM
promise Cd the Missouri line for the sake OF the
Uniop.
The Convention adjourned till to morrow at 10
O'Clock.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The Convention resolved that California is pc
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xxxIst CONGREss-Fir.t Session.

SENATE. WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Juns7.
Mr.. BoRLASD, from the Comm ttee on Printing,
reported in favor of printing extra copies Of Mr.. Ca
rey Jones Report on California Land Titles, which,
after incidental debate upon the public printing,
was laid upon the table.
Mr.. BADGER submitted a resolution fixing the
bour Of the meetings Of the Senate at II O'Clock.
The resolution lies over.
Mr.. YULEE moved that the Senate proceed 10 the
consideration Of the Presidents Message, sent in
day or two since relative to the recent Cuba e1pe
ditop, for the purpose of having it referred. If a
debate should arise upon the motion, be would not
press it. He had examined the cores pOndence
transmitted with the message, and believed the
course Of the Executive had been, in many parhcu-
lars, very violatiye Of the rights Of citizens and
usurpative Of power, not conceded by the ConstIu.
ton or laws.
Mr.. WEBSTER asked how the Senator from Flor
ida could expect the motion ~ pass without de-
date, after the remarks which he made, 50 strongly
decuncistory OF the Presidents course which he
(Mr. w and others were prepared TO defend and
vlndicate. The intimstlon of the Senator, that
there might not be any further debate reminded
him Of a clergyman in New England who knew
little OF the affairs Of the world, and who being
gsged IN a lawsuit, and having listened % the a.
gumeut OF his own eminent counsel on his own side
Of the case, and before the opposite party had been
heard, exclaimed: "There is no need Of further
argument; let the Jury go right out and bring IN
their verdict" Great laughter.
MIR. lULEE said the Only question with him WIS.,
as 10 when the debate should take place He sap
posed it would probably be postponed until after
Committee should report upon the message IS
however Senators appeared TO desire TO debse
the question now, he would not press his notion
Mr.. FOOTE reminded Mr.. Yulee that his coulse
upon this subject was not exactly consistent as
the other day he had gone into discussion of IS
sumed facts upon a resolution calling for uforna.
ton in relation 70 the very facts assumed Ga us
motion the motion as then laid on the table
Mr.. BRADBURY endeavorsd u gstup mis- resolu.
ton in relation to removals from Office
Mr.. CLAY hoped il would lot be taken I'D. Did
any body suppose il the resolution should be passed
that it would receive any other answer than nat
the Presidents views Of the Constitution did not
authorize the Senate 70 make any such inqairr of
him Why then waste the time Of the Senateu up
on a matter which would amount 10 nothing. eject
nothing, when question OF 50 much importance to
the union and harmony OF the States vas pending
After further debate, the motion 10 take upthe
resolution was laid upon the table.
The Senate then resumed the consideration, of
the Omnibus" bill
Mr.. TURsEY addressed the Senate, in reply o an
editorial article in relation 20 South m opposition
10 the pending scheme Of Compromise which an.
pearec in the Union yesterday.
MIR. FooTE warmly defended Richie fron NJ.
] TurneS sptrxoLAl attack
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Our correspondent at Panama sends us
IN IT; A.Siils of fatal riot whieh teak ,-ace
At Panama On the 18th ult. between the ma
tive inhabitants and a body Of American
citizens. In it two Of the Americans and
as many natives were killed, while several
on both sides were wounded more or less Sc
verely. At the last advices the trouble was
over and all was quiet.
There can be no doubt cur countymen
were the aggressors. Whether from delay
on the part Of the authorities to execute the
law by the arrest Of robber and the resti-
tuition Of his booty, or from a yagran. desire
to enforce their rights with their own hands,
they seized the culprit, examined him, and
were proceeding to recover the lost money
when the natives beset them under the idea
that they were going to hang their prisoner,
and thus the fight took place. In al this
the blame belongs to the Americans first
though their ofense is palliated somewhat
by the want Of efficiency on the part Of the
authorities.
1t is quite probable that further Difficult
ties will occur between our Californian ad-
yenturers and the people of New-Grenada.
The two races do not get on well together,
especially where the former has among its
representatives considerable proportion of
INSCRIPTIONS, quarrelsome and rufhanly
characters.
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Important from Canada.

=
The Legislative Assembly was engaged till q
late hour last night in discussing the resolutions for
an address to the Queen aud English Parliament
to pass an act making the Legislative Council cleo
tive by the people, divided into 80 electoral dis.
tricts Also praying them to give the Canadian
Parliament power to call a convent on TO frame a
Constitution for Canada, to render it illegal for the
Crown to veto any act Of the Canadian Legislature
excepting upon the address of both houses of Par
lament. The project was opposed by Attorney
General Baldwin and after a long debate the mo-
ton was negatived on division by 40 to a.
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A NEW AND ELEGANT ARTICLE.

" Patent Tapestry hreeply aud Paeat Tapestry In
grsin Csrpeng entire aud beautiful article
before presented the NewYork public and positively
be found in another warehouse 10 the State but Il
the celebrated Chenpesi Carpet establishment! In the United
States SO Bowery HIRAM ANDERsoss. The introd acton
OF tlst beautiful article which will The views Of
omist well colnosieur has been attended with
nous expense and must be be- appreciated Their
beauty and elegance cannot fail 10 please TIE most
t.:dous in taste Purchasers of Carpets particularly
invited to visit the six spacious show OF that famous
Cheap Warehouse and examine the arti.le
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READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIAL or
PROF. REID.

Nsic- York Hospital June 5, 1850.
have analysed Emanuel Lyons M1gnet,e Ponder" Tor
The destruction OF Insects aud certify 10 entirely free
from mineral or other poison As the result Of ny
exsminsiion, would ssy ihkt lis OF various
yes etsbe subs snces having peculiar influence s-
sect ain gdom and that be- used with perfect safety
10 reference TO lis utility, Its affects asonhtnq
heve TO be sknlfuy prepared substance by ~hehs
vsluAbe result Is attained which does effect what Mr.
LYON says, and Is well deserving Of public patronage
LAWRENCE REID
FroI. Of Chemtstry
~ Our assortment Of hrst qusDiy resdymsde garmecU
comprises various new styles, Business and Travslius
Erocks Sacks Dress and grock Coats Light Oysrcosn
Pantsloons, Vests, &c.
VIM. r. JENNINGS, 81 Broadway
niy22 isH Deposits the PARK Founsin
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characters.

The NASHVILLE CoNvENTION.-Our dis
patch this morning gives the Resolutions
adopted by this body; they are not so ram
pant in their tone as may have been expect
ed in some quarters. There is nothing new
in them that we discover. The same things
have been variously said in public meetings,
Governors messages, stump speeches, and
Congressional harangues for some time past.
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BARNuM's AMfRicAN MCsEUM This elegant erisAr..
snf c, n piriey rth ed and leaurfnly srsrd Al -.
benshed viii open about neat MONDAY M & M, ~
PIERCED upE srd ~ my thonsAnd do lars IN ihis ins,-
meuL and ts New Leciurs Room WI. be- siiu!grs \, IL
The chssle Ee most slrel, snc he gareeou. NJ
The United States Mr. Tumne, he great builder h.. 49,
ered himself IN this improvement sud calls ar an. -
II will open with Mr. Smit 70 moral drama of"The Drns
Brd 10 ACKNOWLEDGED Pos he ptfs he ersy sai N. -
c IT, be- one Of ne thriug srd edecuvs laps. -
peifJrm,d ltis horribly res sud 40 practical TSrss,
knce Le-Lectu is inCOml arfby m advance u 4. "a.
FpIeas however eloquent erfa1t II Il t0Gchlpy tro -
fiI natural and iress lhie u viii ban IN 49,
o. Tears AMI hls been PLAYED Boston alf Pa .otis
over h4ndfed o. gts b. succssfcn 90 iuess su5I-r.s
y D terrific suCrrfH.
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NInrkrfs.RrrFaLn.Jnsa

The receipts at this port since yesterday are as
follows 500 bbls Flour 49, O00 bushels Wbss ii 30 bush
Ella Corn. The market Tor FLOUR 10 shade hrmer bat
owing H. ne absence " private tdycfs bulers alt s-cis
CO not meet The sales 500 bbis 90 Cor Sust
SAFE ard western, and 20 Tor rure G-res-e Wheet
vas m iar demsnd. bot he frrnrss 1olieri rhseks
opeftionsi lales however pretty irss, being -nUJD
tusres - 81 ~ IS 0r Ohio. Iaf f1IGFr news has
unfesd The market fyr CoRS astrs avs 0en n4is
Mixed Western IL nominal At s. Thsrs u 10 material
change IA freighis
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UENINo NUM- HUM tI-N DHAFI4N
r. There lime when Beaver Hat aac Hssy
Hsi wss synonymous terms GEMS would asa Of any
one who has seen OF his Rocky Mountain Beavers a
the present season, II buoysney and beauty not the &
ideas that they suggest AZ you poise them In the hand
they almost light enough to Hos off In the aInos.
phere unsupported, and but for the protection they sO
from the sunshine the would hardly be conscious
that there any pressure upon his brow The shape
the ideal Of elegs and In chness aod superiority
OF nish they stand alone among the hats OF the season
GENIN 2l4 Broadway opposite ST. Pauls
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LADIES READ, IL WILL BUT OCCUPY MINUTE og YOUR
TINE-CoUrRELL, $50 Bowery, has sxcslenl sssor:-
OF ladies' Cater Boots, Slippers Ties, &C. Of the
most beautiful description fsultess In shape and material,
and exceedingly economical In price, There Is not
adjustment Ia the city where better articles Ia hs line
be obtained though his prices least twenty per cent
eaa Than the Majority OF Them
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The UsIos HAT.-This much pufsd article, which tie
hatter who has genius ough to Invent new fashion,
Is endesvoring gull the public with the Plus ultra
OF Summer Hats ard which he has the conscience to AK
O. so for he had at EsPESscHcIDs, I07 Nasssas Zoe
81 80, warranted to be OF exactly the quality style
and material, those Of Broadway. Tbs wholesale deal
ep in Wsierst have been selling the article 'Or the
last three months and EsPESscHEID takes this Of
exposing the humbug OF pretending to hsvs invented aud
Of charging 81 50 for country hat which, people win
wear, they buy for IL shilinss al l07 Nssssa-sl
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Conscience-Murder I'm Mexico.
Special Dispatch 10 The Tribune.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, June s.
The Secretary of the Treasury has received ten
Eagles from some repentant Gaphinizer, whose
conscience now stimulates him to restitution.
The State Department has received information
of the murder, on March 10, between Durango and
Mszatlan, of DR. Richard Thompson, supposed to
belong in the State of New-York. The information
comes from Mr.. Parrott U. S. Consul at Mazatlan
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Political Movements.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, June5.
A large number Of persons lett here this afternoon
to attend the Wing Convention at Frederick. The
friends of Roman now claim 40 delegates, leaving
Clark AZ azd Ridgley the balance. There is some
talk of rallying on Potts or Schley as compromise
candidates
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" The following poeucsl lines perpstrsied by
particular friend Of ours whose hair hsd frosty az
pearance, shosgh quite young, and ealed by having
II colored beautiful dark brown, by Mr. BALLARD Chem
ist at 1855 Fulton.st NY.
Shake of those frosty locks OF hair,
Unbecomng one young and fair;
Go to BALLARD, whose art you'll find
VIII suit, and color TO your mind
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,ouuee,icu,-No Election of senator.

As we learn by telegraphic dispatches
from New Haven, the House yesterday bal
lotted twice for United States Senator to
serve from March 4, 1851, in place of Hon.
ROGER S. BALDWIN, with the following result:
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Total. ..217 PA 90 22O 2Iy 10 III
After these two attempts the matter was
further postponed till next Wednesday. 1t
will be observed that the Loco vote has fall
en- off slightly since last week.
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Canadian Railways.

TORONTO, "Wednesday, June 5.
The votes Of taxpayers in this city have been
taken the proposal for the Corporation to invest
100000 in the Toronto and Lake Huron Railroad
The proposition was rejected by a large majority
-G6e against and 1876 for it.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

e. Rocky monBlais Drab Beaver Hars.-
BIRD, Conner Pine and Nssss1-ss, snentos
bis customers and the public his beautiful White ana
Drab Beaver Has The nghnes. and gsntiiy OF ths Di
and ia extensive season. has Induced him 10 ses0p
the arcie In the nen and oegant Hs -
also fine assortment Of Geniemens Straw sod other has
Of the latest descriptions Bind,
myl7 evts cor Pine and Nasssu su.
" Sons OF Temperance jubilee In Bostos.
FOR Programme II Arsns emens' see tns ~ IL. -
Ofeann of This week Tickets to and eIufn ana wa ca
are available from the the I6n ilsl ~. DO" rear
The Once Of @. 5 ~ Broadway ana a. HUI " hA'S
Grad Marshal Brooklyn Pnes
s5ss. THO- EeGERLEY, @. $.
gt9- Notice 10 rhe Ladies of New DIRK and lts
yicinify,-Nrs. HILL Goa BY have Imported AsgPefL
osirs 81 Forrch Cater Boo Shoes wtie sDd bs1s
sslIu ana bronze French Md Even ng Shippers he - "
which will suTpass any ytI imported Afo iaucf IVn1g
srfic "a on svery description ard a The hesi qu-iy ~
Sles are rvtied " call and examine their residence -
Broadway -
~ NetIee 10 Cigar rIaker-- The COmmiee "a
CSrsitutIou-A meeting this toIuiitee wiz " ii
this evening " o'clock al he Headquarters cor "
Elizabeth SITS Punctus, is Tsqsrs go, chairman
Ious sctiI ms Secretary jee IL
~ The Gold ana SILVER ART san. are tsq'as. 40
ed TO attend The secobd general meetr x. a. S.ooe~
tel Fulton. Of at O'clock Thursday evening, - ,ns
for the purpose Of comb LiDx re various % a
trades and forming association for mutual ort.rd-
sickness thus obvisng ID. disss ygud me
ing the Of uDfortunse fellow work aflks
shops al The head u begging p~uuon ~ "a before
delegate 10 he lIouslTisi CONVENTION WIZ ,-.o..k are
the eeung and persons feeling o'spOseo !" 80 ,n-n
liberty express ihs;r views ID sruh, on1n POET
TO The Secretary Cor prrssnlsnon. j. POND r. its
- ksGIsh, secy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06

~ The New,Hage City Election passed a.
with little interest on Tuesday. a. N. skinnr
Whig, was chosen Mayor unanimously
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To CARRIERS The sale transfer of any roue on re
TfIte us be msee ihr0ush the rfonrro ora ~ me pN-
LEGATION ofce Any - ass'rr made ihrong 81 s9
or chprnel IN not be recognized b. the rropnsips
sons interested In ihe delivery ~ Other papers vi" nD %
permitted either directly indirectly, 70 purchase fOu'e'
on The Tyftune.
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z We IRE indebted to Hon. WV. DrEa Nc
for yslusble Public Documents
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U Those having goo0s suited Ia the country are
reminded that now Is Just the time advertise them
country newspapers IL be done conveniently prompt
ly and In the best papers, at " b. PALmERs Advertising
Agency, Tribune Buildings He Is appointed 10 receive
and receipt for subscriptions and advertisements the
publishers lowest rates This Agency embraces tho bet
papers and principal towns in he States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06

ADyERTIsEHENTs.-Amu ana Aio''onS
viii be found on The third page and Oaiio'nia
Steamers on the seventh
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Boor THAT IS Boor-Those In want Of good nti-
Gle in the way OF Boot Cater. would do well to call
old friend You've, Al Cortsnd-st under the Msr.
chants Hotel where they will End french Calf Boots for
81 So Usually Sc and 81 Shoes and Caters equally low
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Daily Trbune 1uflrg thff tem0Dfafy absence rom zoe
city may have Il sent 10 hem BY paying o. e''' POI S
A. The lfrce.
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HURRA FOR TIE UNION HATs.-The Union Hat 10 "a
hit pspsble hlL" Iisghter than straw, graceful ssd
elegant IN appearance and is sold at the low price OF a
KNOX Of les PuIonst can accommodate the crowd
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NEW iNVENrioN.-A new SUB marine yesse. viii be
hbited at the u s. Navy Yard, Brooklyn, Thursday, 9th
June inst at II O'clock AM Those Interested In the
covery OF wrecks, building Docks or other submarine
works, are invited to be present
WILLIAM KENNIsH Inventor
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have the best Of tic argument both IN lsw,.,
Justice Telegraph. s,h
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BUSINESS soTloES.

CBsEsE HUsEUN.--Ths Is sill the fasnonabse pl.,. !,
cur tv ard is stfrec Yernsneni a
extraordinary. The c. inese Besay canssa bef - -,
Her face her ie feet her Songs, ner music b., al, !;
abstraction have Won her proud pliee IL tie Affections =,
the people Of NeW-York.
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'fNFhet@t .sALhANf Jauo p
Receipts by Canal since yesterday, are rs follows
FLOUR, 100 bills Corn 1900 do. Tie transactions IN
than h1se Of yesterday viii nncss have
not varied There good inquiry for C1sH, with sales u
.lO0 bus a. bi-tj for mixed WcHleru and 65i fJr
round Yellow. OATS du sni easier Werots sacs OF
1900 bas al o. cts. Prison WHISKY bdni,s y cis
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~ The ADMIRATION 90 TIE CrTY-The new styles Of
Boots and Shoes BROOKS $50 Faltons has lately intro
dueed, and they worthy Of H. He has constantly
hand the largest and mosl complete assortment Of every
style you mention OF Boots, Shoes, Caters. sippsn
&c OF the best qualify, and ses them at the lowest posi-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06

DISEASE CosoUERED-Tha great bane to the enjoyment
OF life, Known as Dys STA" which 10 the prelude to
consumption rheumatism, o. flesh, melancholy and
wasting Of the hums frame, immediately acted upon and
ultimately, nay radically emovei, by RsG's Restorative
Bitiers. Sod At 1872 Broadway and Johi-st
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Dispersion of Cuban Invaders.

NEwOELEASs, Friday May 81.
A large body of men who were collected here,
says the Bulletin intended for the invasion OF Cuba
dsbanded on the 2Sth on hearing of the fight Of
Gen Lopez
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TIE MYSTERIOUS OOh-
To" ExPLASATIos OF in ....o,,, oe ,ha
Rochester Knockings," and hle, will hs rad
be heard in New.York, this PAM ,,,s,S wall,
with new interest New York; F.
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" BsADYs National Gallery Of Dsgueueotypes @5
and 27 Broadway, corner ofFuonst strangers and eir
zens pecully invited examine the specimens
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NEw-YoBK, THURSDAY, JUNE 6.

" General Committee Of Democratic WhiS
Youss BIen.--A regplsr neeIg u lss Committee VIZ
be he'd n he Broadway Houss Friday Ing June
:, 1850 at O'Clock By order
p D-'AFlELD SMITH, Chairman.
Isaac WV SMITH. se.,e.sr,s "a.
JACoB T. HowAKD, Jeo
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NmLos Serious Family Delicate GFoae1l srous
O. tll Do these piercs.
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VinFket- -. BALTIMORE, Jus 5
Sales have been maize OF $500 brls. VI HoWard-st.
FiruR. S 2fa5 g. There is chanye observed in
GRASS, PEoyIsioSs or GROCERIES
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e. Fr ,aa~ Gs.ra. As,.ss,. sss lid fss''
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CITY ITEMS.

TIE Cunard steamer Ewopa, Capt Lori, sailed
yesterday at . O'Clock, for Liverpool She carried
l36 rcssengers list ofwhom viii be found in an
other column, ard s6esl in specie
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MILITARY VIsIT-We learn that the Indepen.
dent Grays of B atimcre, splendid Company, will
arrive in town today visit, and will be the spe-
cial guests of the City Guard. They will have a
" good time"
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TEE OrFRA.-Norma was given last al 5ht to
splendid house The singers performed their part
10 the raneraL 2 nIiratInn and enthusiasm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06

z THE KNocEiSos continue to attract num-
bers Of the curious. We had another interview
with the Spirits yesterday afternoon, but as they
did not seem favorably disposed, another time was
appointed for the occasion. We therefore reserve
our final decision til after further developments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06

ORIELLrs GENERAL TELEGRAPH OFFICE
An effort is now mixing TO unite the different Tele-
graph Lines in an arrangement by which they will
work together harmoniOusly and efficiently. For
this purpose General Telegraph Office has been
opened at Isl Broadway, where dispatches will be
received and forwarded for ell sections Of the
Union. See advertisement