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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

ve%IsAs GHEGOhY'S CALIFORNIA PACKAGE
%&A&ALt gXPHES3-Por seaner CRESCENT CITY,
-ssASa 28h September The Iub5crbes viii dlGpsich
special ExpreSs by The above steamer, La charge OF
competent messenger, who viii send to The nansPorta-
dor OF The goods Isshmus and Euperntend their
re.shipm Panama and accompany them duu ihey arc
dell geied in charge OF AR Jooseph W Gregory az 9an
Francisco who has avery facility hand for ihrir inne-
dstc delivery HE consgnees Ia San Frspcsco and va
rloua pais OF California Phe arrangements OF thS ne
are delay that can be provided
agars, Parcels received until tie morning OF The dsy OF
sailing ard euera until q P, ~. Packages 'nd heavy
freight mua be delivered Office prior 10 the day OF
saUfog gHOAPBON HITCHCOCK,
Managers and Agents, li9 PeaIkst. COT Wall
PS-Shippers by this Express lucr neither fouOle or
expense IN clearing their goods at TIE Cuaom House
Terms asonsble. STU tSb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-21
lin Cnnr,e.s. Yerterdnr.

The House. made q fcint Of looking into
the Cuba business, but didn't do it.
The Horror Investigation collapsed, and
the gas is nearly out Of it.
Mr.. STEPHENS # Ga. began TO talk about
adjournment. The House was only ready
to adjourn over night, and did it.
The SENATE was engaged in rather small
business personal difference between
Messrs. FoorE Of Miss. and CLEMENS Of Ala
Nothing came Of it--celestiaI power being
requisite to evolve something from nothing
whether in the singular Or plural number.
Mr.. YULEr made a small FLINT in favor Of
the Cuban Expedition, and there was ut
tie talk between MCssrs. FOote, Butler and
Turney, and then little Executive Session.
and SO the dinner hour was attained. THIS
Congress will never ruin the country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-21
.r.IYnNs mAGNErIc POWDER

Fer he desuue oH Of coctroaches bea5ugs alLs
C. .es ies, mosquitoes cEd al other i1slcis ard
T. LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS
~ D. ex;crin-lon Of aa AID nice, boh a1.eel war
rnSied without poison 10 be bad e. Lyons Depot 40
groedcrr a-d rom the following sgeuss
Nev7-Yofk-Mr Kerr, 7f6 Broadway.
ssifnA. b. D ssn:s. 100 gu.o1-st-
J. Sisgg & Co.. corner klH,h-2y. gli
Twenty frsisL
Gfssu'saf L KInsslsy q Cou''ai's,
sch'cfslin Broihers. L Co, l9i aai l,6
JOh1-s-
s-rrCtL cIT G.. D. A. res. Heury gld Alalc-sl.
Brock Mrs. Hgys. rs Fuliou-lL
Mr Vn. H. sifso1 L5ons, Wayne Co., New-York.
M- r. & MupsoD, Po,sdam, ST. Lawrence Co. MY.
BtldmoTc- Ncssrs. Polk Co, Barnum's buildlags
PtIcdelptil-Mr. Gsnirues or. Teeth and Coates ss
Rslwsy. n. IN TuEison.
Prsyderoe, ). I-Messrs. Balsh L Son
Ptrsburgh Fa-Mr Lisson.
Observation-Disclosures Il Son.
Eewirk-Mr Hindf, Markets..
Cnrinnaif-Mr. g. + ThcEas, Ice Main-st
Bosoc-Messrs Reddng Co, Safest
Cssrleson-Mr. n Cohen
New -orlesns-Menrs. D1philO Il C,
J.whght L Co.
ST. Louis WOODWARD L Co.
Nschitoehes- L. Dupetx Co.
Hsvsns- sAnGuisftak Co and their sub sgy
he~SarG MN iowisf mysl ltDkW'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-21
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MAY 81.

Explosion AND Loss OF LIFE.-The boiler a.
tached to the breaker engine at the Coiery estab-
lshment OF John Tucker, Silver Creek. Sch1ylsil
Co Pa. exploded on Thursday last. killing two per
sons Instantly. one Of whom was the engineer. hr.
Michael Shafiis and wounding several others. Toe
other person killed. had only commenced work at
the CoIiery that morning, and his name has No,
teen ascertsined or the names Of those wounded.
This is nc FIRST explosion of tie hind that has ever
occurred In that region, ard ray be accounted f1-
from the fact that The boiler vas old and leaky aud.
q, the time Of the accident, had nearly exhausted
the necessary supply Of water. lPhilad San.
NELkNcHorT CAsUALITY-THEEE You've McS
DRowSED-On Sunday afternoon a sail boat, con
tanning four young men, was capsized in the Schuyl-
Kill River, above the Columbia abroad bridge, by
r. sudden flaw Of wind One Of the cupants
saved himself by cinging TO the bottom Of the boat
The other three were drowned Two Of them
were brothers, the sous Of J. Cooper, tailor living
in Francisville, and the other was named John
Slack, Whole parents reside in Parrish-st. between
schuylkill Seventh and Eighth. Phil. Ledger 10Th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-21
Appointments BY the Pres,s.,,.

~ eHa t1iih 20 HeFfcf Glt conlraf 81 tieSe1Jf,
GEORGE FOLSOM, Of New York 20 BE- Cha-,s
dAfai-eE OF the United States Of America Al he
Co4gt Of hs Majesty, the King OF the Nstherlands.
UNlrLD srATEs MARSHALs
THOMAS :. HALL, for the eAstera d strict Of Viz.
gina.
CHARLES BINGHAM. = the suth m Il .r;ct of
Alabama
WILLIAM McoUIsroS, for tie northern district
Of Mississippi
HEsRr +. TALLMADGE for the southern district
ofNew York.
ASTHosY Z. ROBERTS, Tor the eastern district
OF ennsylysnia
CHARLES II. Knox, for the dist:.t Of Michigan
ATTORNEY.
WTLLIss q. CAPEHros, for the district Of K en-
lucky. Nat htelligsncer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-21

The SNR Of yesterday says tia. The Cuban buc-
cancers at the moment Of starting, decided not to
land at Baracoa and the Island o. Pines bat on the
rorihe-n coast between Mstsnzas and NeOvitas.
Perhaps they won't land ct sI--wen see The
Sun also publishes another address Of Gen Mar
csc Lopez 10 the people Of Cuba. lis in the
same strain as the proclemations we have already
published. We quote the concluding paragraph as
sspecimen;
Tho country calls you through my voice The
occasion is Propihous the enemyis impo,ent and
success IS sure; tho glory imperishabe. ONLY
ONE BLOW, and tie chains which Cypress US
fall .cr ever TO the earth Come 10 my side, and
uphold the banner Of Liberty The star of Cuba,
which shines in this flag shall be raised beautiful
ard rciuleent ever 10 foat upon tho breeze in in
dependent glory; ever to augment its pure and
virgin light, Il thus the sovereign people Of the
sublime North American people shall determine, to
whom the path Of our destiny seems to point"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-21
The Presidenr's Policy.

From ne Washington ReP-blc
Tie admission OF California into the Union 20
royeroigu State ard the cclrse 10 be uurrled ssto
New Mexico and Utah. more thaa any other uea.
lures lov cccupy the tine Of Congress aud the a.
tontion OF the pubic.
Pursuant to The provision Of tie Constitution
which requires the President from tine q time 70
recommend TO Congres7 such measures az he NAV
deem necessary AID expecicut BIZ, in his message
Of the 2lsf Of January ilst recommended tia nj.
mission CT California into the Union as a ,parate
AID Independent ueaiure, leaving the rcsiius Of
ournev y acquired Territories fubec. O. existing
laws, al they should respectively form STATE rJy.
o1rmcais End epply los admission ESQ
l.cuuld not be expected Tat all parties. in all
sections OF tie country, should mite On tbs or ony
oiher measure tcuchir- iha sl jcct yet tie Prcsi-
dents rtocmmcICgf ion we rt olce received with
lsyor ~ large pronorii-n Of to people and t. l.
IL believed, stu generally acceptable % them.
But q cifereucc OF opinion as 20 tae true line Of
policy on kindred measurec, and q difference also
as 10 the mode u carrying 0u. thc Affirmative mea
sure rec mmenccd Is the PrcsC-rf. and which IS
ve-v generally ADMITTED % BE cx1eiient and r-ht,
have cans Il 20 luger IN the tive Houses OF Con.
cress, arc = ha1 yet received tle action Of either
Ihe PRECEDENT, hoveye-. performed his duty rs u
the measure, in recommending i early % the con.
SHERATON OF Concress. Bat an inpres SIGN seems
10 have got abrosc that he now wavcrs. or has
WaVerec m his opinion the subject This we
are well advised s urioun1ed in fact n, 20
msins-snd 1t Is proper the public should under.
stand that he remaus--'irm ia the opinion thetthe
coase Of poicy which be recommended was. and
~ under OIL ihe circumstances, the best practica
BIC emu that he has never for moment chanraSor
NOD fed that opinion The misapprehepsion "a
ihs subject 50 far Is it exists, Ousht 70 be cor.
Iecteo. 20 that the President official recou,ne,Ss
ton ray net IN effect, be withdrawn, " modified
lor iin. ..h0ut his authority
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-21

able and every way agreeable to US topursue
The very course The Post now takes, if we
could do It without conscious treachery 10
Freedom. We, too, could cry, No surren-
der The Proyiso or Nothingv and the
mass Of our readers would shout Amen, and
never think Of blaming US f5r the loss OF
New-Mexico If It should thus be sacrificed
to Slavery. But we better know our duty
and shall not count the cost Of dong IT,
There has been no moment in which we
have postponed the preservation OF Free
Territory to anything else, nor hesitated to
subordinate any other question to tna' Oh
tho triumph Of Freedom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-21

TRIBUTE TO PRoF. BHoNsoS-We have been
shown the medallion head in plaster, b. Mr. C. C.
Wright, from which the gold medal is being made
for the cured patients Of Prof c. p BEoSsoS, who
intend presenting it to him as n token Of their
gratitude. The medal will be completed in abou.
two weeks. We learn that Prof b. since he came
to this City, has cured between and two hun
bred persons, and in all upward of two thousand
three hundred of whom were nearsighted. He is
probably one OF the most industrious men Ia the
country. Spending Monday and Tuesday in Bos-
ton, he leaves Wednesday morning, remains from
. till Pm. in Hartford, ard reaches this City the
same night; he is at the Murrayst House, on
Thursday till A PM goes to Philadelphia in the
evening train and remains in that city, at the Nor
ris Houce, til q PM. when he returns here;
keeping open Office here on Saturday till the same
hour, he leaves by the Fall River line for Boston,
making, in ALL 200 miles week, or thirtysix thou
fand miller year! Last year he Travelled upward
Of twenty-five thousand miles, keeping all his ap-
poiniments except two. This strikes u as great
example Of American fat rork. Prof Bsonsoa's
Gard vii be found in another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-21
COMPETITION IN HATS,

~ Like competition in every other branch Of human
industry, tends produce perfection. GESTS would say
in this connection that he does not claim to have attained
that point He merely that bis Spring style for
1850 approaches 1t nearly than any other hat which
he's been brought this sessonhat Its proportions
more classical and It's shape dagut than ihose OF
i,s rivals while in materials and fnish hes At least
peFor. Beside these superlstve recommendations az
hat he's another IN the fact that sold 20 per cent be-
low e price demanded Tor hats FAR inferior in style and
workmanship. GENIN IA Broadway,
O1rneite S. Psurs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-21
GENERAL NOTICES.
Snts

Es- Rocky Mountain Drab Beaver Hats
BIRD, Corner Pine and Nsssauss invites the sttenos OF
bis and the public to his besufil White and
Dab Beaver Hats The ght1ess and geniy OF this bat
and m extensive last season. has induced him TO get up
tie rrtce in the rich and elegant manner. He has
sso fue assortment Of Genuemeus Straw and other Hats
Ct the aiesi descriptions BIRD,
nryI7 Owls cor. Pine and Nassar sis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-21

. RedemntIon from 4 ncctacIen.-PRoF. Bios.

II Redemption from 4 pcctacleH.-PRoF. Brow
SON enables persons TO preserve their Nsura sight for
life; TO when impaired by and glasses have
been used for years. and 70 Near Sight al IN ieH
days weeks months, without s1y pain, risk or injury,
ard al reasonable expense All diseases of the eyes also
treated More than two thousand references given None
but paid letters attended 10 Office Days-in Boston: Moe
days and Tuesdsys IS Wnterst; in HR'or, c. We'd
pesdsv afternoon from 70 G. et the American Hoiel In
New York Thursdays and Saturdays from to a. At the
MurGy.sL House. Nos and aud In Philadelphia every
Frdo~ from 10 A. at the Morris House. l83 Chestnut st.
unv2O Suet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-21
Error, pnrf.nu.PrIrcc.

By the arrival At this port yesterday Of tie brig
Virginia, Capt. Cooper "A days from Port-au-
Prince, we learn that u. 5. ships Albany, York
town, Germantown, and steamer Vixen, were still
in port, ard thet the commander OF the feet had
demanded a certain sum Of money from the Hay.
h-n Government, and they were waiting for an
answer which had not been given when Capt. c.
sailed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-21
BUSINESS NOTICES.

CHINESE MUsEUM.-No one who has visited ile Ohlnese
n snv vel ias been dsappolued AL agree pronolnc.
IN her most oxIaorduafy vou1r crctiure shi "a no.
ouiy good loo king bar s9cehe' Egrseeoe eiuciHl an1
rcfned sic cbcrmiur spscm Of he better ceifes
Of Chris us' herCervi1u-c Is az a1nfi0s spsci el
II rorre - ct,e. too
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-21
- The hest REMEDY for Coughs, Colds and

r. The best Remedy for Coughs, Colds md
Consumption used IN NevJersry, SAYS tho Plain
held Uron OF September %. 1913, Is WisTARs Bassm Of
Wild Cherry v hich has been sold ID that STATE number
Of years and ser his long ll enabled confident
Il 20 state that s, hce fcn better satisfaction End more 81
has been sold and uiod than other patent medicine
f1r the cicCpfeCId have donbt Il tho hest
medicine before the public FOR the dseasel for which
s GoverIsed. IL hes 10 many clscs done greai good ~
foldng much relief % tn SICK and ~ ced and We safely
fecorIntud IL 10 all who troubled vi coughs, coids
cCriumptcn ard al other Ol he llngs, y-
able safe and mos uGefui medicine
From The Dedttm (hssf Gazette. Feb ~, 1912
Tie In reduction Of his famous m3dcns 10 The public
~ Sch W. FOwle has heen Of probably, than
any oeT are that has yet been discovered aud has a.
;ecec that flesh - or 10 on III The mis- sfa-
Ne compounds that have ever 20 vat been irumpeted
throughout the country The nunerous certificates IA his
LdveTif cue n fulc subsan-fe the virtues o. a.
Rewlrp r. imposition Kememhfr the Cdgns and only
genuine Wisss sfam ~ Wi Gerry always bears tbs
W ten rEiUle 81 BUTTS .he Opisde Wrapper.
Ter ssle By Seth W Fowiei Bol.o1, I1ass AID b. his
Ageris thgruf hCut the coultry.
For eric by b. a D. Sands, 100 FgonFt; asoi u he
lGoI md ir1nr a0lso Dog Stores Er0sdyayi II HaV-
LARD keose & CO. Ma.den-aHei NJ Wiien Burger CofI
Land - and by he Druggists generally throughout no Uni-
eas r'fas Trns|f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-21

n We inform friends that Gov. YoUNc, boot ard
thoe dealer formerly Of Fulton aud Nassau SIS Is
now be found by bis friends and the public a. Cortland
The cheapest ard best pscein the city to go, boots shoes
and CATERS French cali sewcd boos, 80, usually s.;
patent leather CATERS from 50 to g. Boots, shoes and
callers made TO order, The shortest notice. All goods
warranted For sale wholesale and reaii--iI Cortland
Z, rrdnr fhe Mercharis, Hnfnf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-21
PROFESSOR 4 g. BARRYs TRICOPHERUs on
INDICATED COMPOUND


T. To world placed mon he guard By the almost daily
detect on Of some plausible Lumbug now examines and
ests every article with scruPaous Gaze, an nothing
ha e. no, nirini celly good long aounsh Rarr's
Thoophero1s tLs been tubectdto this ordeal Tor
Every year 10 reputation acd sale have ncreassl until
more CT q II conlumei annually Than Of any other prepare
ton Tor he hli- ever offered 70 the American public
TIE dscovcrv Thar g. viii c1Ie ds Of .hs tk1 cslse
woUnds trd ulcers 20 heal and c,ose relieve al external
ILLUMINATION, ard remove To psu and itching Incident
snr8 bites rcra.cls cu burns scaii Gc hss greatly
enhanced he sale Of ie article, and I IS known md
uicd ~ hee p-rg-l1s vel -s 10 renew, bsaahf aad
cleanse DE hsr il every city rd iownsh IL lie Union
sexuroldinly eheaple.l places d. within the reach Of
The luubles- sM5, ara Us c1lcs-l1 value insgres IL
Place he rcs luxurious lc-el. Mothers dud is The
EuicE- uUet- Or lie fprlns and other accidents OF
Hei. children Tie eyed prize Il Tor raeama.
tom end e to scl ard pains to which the uuscea arc
sub eel aid Lc rnl 20 ian. .snls purchases il
ll.o.u's neceerrg ia iia Quill.
Sod 81 large ioils- price - cent? the prilpl! OF; e,
~ Broacwa-, Eew-Yorr Tor san ty the prnci7a me-
Giants snd drurgsts trolrhour the United States End
Claslo Bewsre oibe couutereiL Sold al dollar per
fn..e-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-21

LANCASHIRE BELL-REGERs Tho concerts oftheie gen
iefen 20 of e. tho Chinese AEsem5ly ROOM viii grel
spirit Mss Leslie having gotten er her co a. sings So
rrirrblv MI FarriFon keeps al n roar Of laugh.sr
The Bell ringers ssoulsh everybody with the ease and br
ancy with which they gve MS the fashionable music oft1
dav We tha awgys look bell with great doa more
re5rect aler n ~ have len us.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-21

T. Our assortment Of frat quality resdy-nade garments
comprises various new styles, Business and travelling
Frocks Sacks Dress and Frock Cost, Light 0ve.costs
Psnaloons Vests, &c.
WIN r. JENNINGS, Isl Brosdvsy,
asufa Opposite ths Park fountain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-21

r. Weinvi.e public attention to the sale BY order Ofhe
executor OF humber OF splendid Buidag Lots N the city
Of Brooklyn, by ANTHONY j. BLrEcEgs, THIS DAY. at -
o'clock a; the Real Esste Sales Room Broad s. situated
Bickst corner OF Couost and on both sides Of Car
rol rear Hckfst also the house and lot Us Jacksons
Brooklyn and four lots with the building thereon, At the
corner OF and Franklin sta in the village Of Green
Point Also, number OF building lots One Hundred
and Twerty-eghtlst end Fifih-sv Nsw-Yo-k. Maps
be obttlned at lie aueton-roon. Broai-lt. N.tlsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-21
Later from the Empire Of Hayti-Interview
between the U. y. Special Agent and the
Emperor, &c. &c.


The brig Enoch Benner arrived here to-day from
Port an Prince, with dates to May 2. The Albany,
Germantown and Vixen were in port. Gen. Daft
Green, the special Agent Of the United States, had
an interview with the Emperor, in which he de-
manded the recognition of our Commercial Agent,
and that he shall have the same privileges as those
Of other nations.
He also demanded the appointment Of person
to confer with him on certain claims he had to pre-
sent against the Government and Gen. Delvio,
black man was appointed. The cause Of the Uni
ted States Government coming forward with their
claims at the present time is unknown.
The Germantown and Albany were snort ofpr
visions, and were to have sailed Immediately for
home The latter is bound for this port.
Single tickets TO the Havana Opera sold at auc-
ton this morning as high as sle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-21

r. We ould chll the attention Of citizens and strait
gers The beautiful or supcrorioned Plano
ForieF with aud without the celebrated Eoiaa" made
by 7. GiLBIRT Co. Boston. No instrument desirable
for tho parlor these Orgsn-Panos. n. Bsocondhsnd
Hiauoo f3r sse cheap o
Eew-York Wereroon. "a Broedwr7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-21
" United states NIalI Steamship COMPANY,

A meeting Of the Stockholders Of the United States al
Steamship Company will be held II the Motchents EX-
change Bruk In the Civ Of NewYork Saturday, June
l. 1880 at o'clock NJ for the purpose Of electing i've
Directors OF the srd Company and 10 transact such other
business may be uecessary:
MARSHALL o. ROBERTS,
JAMES VAN NOSTRAND,
m,9ieodl1 Commissioners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-21
Public Meeting CT Charicstcu in Opposition
10 Mr.. L inN,a lomnrnIri.c EcnnIr.lnn.
DueI Between two Editorr.

NEwOELrANs srndey Hay l.
Judge Walker Of the Delta, aud Dr. Kennedy.
Of the T'ue DeliG, LEFT this city today to fight
duel The cause arose cut Of q newspaper quarrel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-21

PASoR.MA OF PALESTINE, tc-The Panorama Of scenes
in Palestine and the Holy Lsrd exhibition at Mon
tague Hail. Brooklyn, 10 The mott msrorious production
yet preaeued he public ard should be visited by young
ard od-by all in fact who desire pass evening pro
fiably as well as pleasantly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-21

GREEHwIcH BANK, New-YOrk Nay ~, 1889.
r. Notce.-The annual election f0r fifteen Directors
three Inspectors Of the next electou vii be held 81 he
Banking house Monday, rue 81 day Of June next Pol
open from ii 10 u O'clock BY order OF the Board.
'rvZf Ties WILLIAM HAYES, CEstier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-21
The Cuban Expedition.

WASHINGTON Monday, May 20.
The Republic Of this morning has the following
"Witbin the last few days Information has been
received by the Government, rendering it most
probable that military organization has been set
on foot, within the United States formidable both
in numbers and from the character Of those engaged
in it, for the purpose Ct attacking the Island Of Gu
ba ard revolutionizing the Government.
ave are informed that the President of the Uni.
ted States, Immediately upon the receipt Of the in
formation directed orders to be issuc1 for the YES.
sells Of the Home Squadron, as also for the steamer
Saransc and frigate Congress, to proceed forthwith
TO the Island of Cuba, for the purpose Of ascertain
ing whether any military force, organized in the
United States. was proceeding from thence to Gu.
ba for the purpose Of invading that Island and reyo
lulionizing the Government; with express instruc-
TONS in the event Of such being the case to prevent
the landing Of any such force, Or the carrying out
Of eny such expedition or enterprise; and with far
ther Instructions, in the event Of lauding having
been effected to prevent the landing Of any rein.
crcement, or Of any arms or provisions, under the
American Gag intended for such expedition or en-.
teTprife. In obedience to these orders we under.
stand. that the ftcancr Serarao proceeded 70 sea
on Saturday last, and viii probably reach Cuba
about Thursday Icxt, where Il is expected she will
meet the Germantown, the Albany, and the Vixen
"ltis confidently expected thot tho whole Naval
'orce ordered tLther VIII reach tie Island Of Cuba
before any considerable number Of those engaged
IN the enterprise cen pocsiby have effected land.
inc, and thus prevent the violation Of our treaty
Obligations OF anlisy and peace with Spain"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-21

Insurance AcAINsr RAILROAD AcciDgHTs.-To tie
rutlc-Ou the Oh April les, being conductor on tie
Worcester ard Norwich Rsroad purchased ofhs agent
Of the franklin Health Assurance Company nj the d6p0in
this city, policy u Insurance anst accidents railroads
for which ptd Is cent? On the same evening the cars
fel through The bridge al Talerle, and much IN
jured thai detained fom my business about IS days
presented my claim to tie Secretary oflhe Company, who
promptly paid zoo, being the amount guaranteed tomb
By the policy had purchased.
Boston, Nay 7, 1880 We. RICHARDSON
my lweod Conductor Express Train Norwich Route
REMovAL.-TAYLoR & Armstrong hsve removed 10
their new store IL Grceawicts, next door their former
location where the oferrg OF tbs largest stocks
OF and 6csrebe Dry Goods to be found in the city
unusually low price,, consisting Of every yehey CT
Lsdiss Dcst Goods and Housekeeping articles 10 which
they irviia the ats don o. buyers.
From tucaou 100 cases Lsdic-' straw Hats.
Do. go cartons rich Bonnet Ribbons.
a. great bsrgaina to which the ssnton Of tho sdesls
particularly requested. TAYLOR ARMSTRONG,
uyls s.eods 2l5 GreenwichfL