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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-03

STRIFE DEPARThENT.-No. 4, HALL OF RECORDS -
Sfuhbc Notice hereby gwen that The following bssn
Rs:snse 70 toe Board OF Assistant Ahsrmsn To grade and
heAeenre oh ct from Tie d the irou stu
ne hosh RIVER An utsrssd hsvsg thereto
requested Whiting uodsrsisnsd a.
nee On or before he srss sHy Of YssTaay ssIt
JOINT DODGE strest Cn.,r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-03

STREET DEPARTMENT, No Hall Of keeords.-seaet pro
- pos val be received the Street Comssoaers once until
Saturday bl 81 10 6 nd grade Thirty second
Tenth Eleventh sci curb and gutter stole scen
To regulate Forty st the amended grade Of Second and Third
avs Plans s n0rnaCu thereto be haa on
application Clerk 81 tie DepstmsutJAn s. ISL
john r DODGE street c or missioner -
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In PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate Of the county
New York notice hereby given 70 all persons having claims
syaps ANN ODELL Of tbs City Of New YORK, widow DO
ceased present with vouchers thereof th' sabsc
the L. Rker ESQ No 80 Fulton II 10 the
CITY Of t~ors the eighth day Of February nsxi
Dated New YORK. tie so;h day ofJuly, 1880
JACOB ID. ODELIs (rr,-ntor,
aus isv6mM HENRY BREVOOkT. lN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-03

PURSUANCE o otsf Of Surrcgss ths County Of
a es. Ss e hereby 70 ~ persons having CLANS
eSAnt AhpA - STEELE, ate 81 The Cts
esssd % present he vouchers thereof 70 tie ..bsrs
~ " cNcc OF Jesse kesc, No ~ ard street ia a. City q
Yors or before the deaih dsy Of Juy New
yerk he eleventh Gay Of January, 1851.
lis iavsuME JESSE READ AtulastratoTs-
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STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF REcoRDS-Pub
- hereby gwen that the following petition has oesn
prsssoed Of Aisrmsn To gravel the cener Of Egh
fourth L. feet and flag space feet vide between lhd ana
Also the following luton To Seventy seventh
AudsOn River AL interested, having
objections thereto, requested . present them writing 70 as
before OF February
Z. JOIN I. DOnGE. slrest CnnnI..-nnsI "a
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- notice hereby gwen that tbs following petition has oeen pre-
sfpt,d ia The ii Aldermen To nag sd walks IN
<rh Al nom s 70 h avs All persons ntetst having objections
thereto are requested present them writing 10 the undersnet
A. ~ Once an or before Tho day Of February
j95 JOHN 1 DODGE street COMMISSIONER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-03
I Observation-Disclosures

n LINE-The splendid A. /, fast sailing packetship
ANGLO AMERICAN al Pier 7, East River, has large
portion Of her cargo engaged and going on board
Immediate application should be made. Superior accomo-
dRuons for few first and second cabin passengers.
T. B. SUTTON x co. "a WRl-sL
i2l 2ws or JOHN OGDEN, ll6 Wall-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-03

I,ORPOKATIOS NOTICE-Pubhc notice hereby gwen That
p. ton has presented Board Of Assistant Aldermen
~ Thompson st between AmtS and Bsscser All per
sons ueested having thereto requested to present
the came M writing Engineer at this oce, or before FEB
ruay no NICHOLAS DEAN Presient-Croton Aqneduct De-
apu 1851. l5l lVis
The New York herald., 1851-09-08
PEDRO E5rEBAy.
,RMY OF yIE ISLAND OF ct-Ba.

G,nooi ord,r q ne Army, aueua 81 1851 in Harana.
k'sr ESorIrSy sR-As before had to iafsrn you
through Bev.t Ccon, Ramon Lago the day before yes
trday At eve in the evening began march along
the d, alss q the Rosadero. when had proceeded
about three lies beyond that point, upon the
tuccauecrs under their leader the traitor Lopez Not
vihstsnding the advantage q their position did not
hesitate instant to attack them and that with N
upetuos,y that they only had time fr frat dscharss
Of tb, arms and thriving away their Ia order
ro-e easily TO avoid the baycncts Of troops they
ohsndsd TIE gryatcr part OF them prec pitsteI
On the lett while others killed the side Of
tcAd others dispatched themselves sooner han ~
render troops Who pursuing them at
cestfuly We continusd fullIwipg group larger
than the rest In which according TO the reports Of
prsr, the leader Of the buccsuse's fne anxiety
10 seize ths great saloug that me
ntn.nt had the hope ot succeeding IN d0iux; but
while we're descending the steep aud ruetd sides Of
the Rosario, they suddenly disappeared rnis anf tue
sypruach o night which had already begun tn set Ia,
inouced me to bvousc in the pa,n OF the Rosario be
fore dawn the explorers who accomplished set vut
With discover the whereabouts OF the eusmy,
90 enable to f,llow them up could dts
the dir, elton they bad taken. not to be
found beyond the Rosario. however; 90 returnef TO
10, tor H. and effectively fOOtpsth which ~e fJun
toidernr labyrinth q precipic-s and esdiog to the
mouth q Arroyo Grapde said to have been the road
followed BY those whom pursued rhe difficulties of
th path however we're 80 numerous spd great that
would undertake TO follow it much less TO guide
rctTs along IT, ss In many the only mode ot cross
ing sbysses was by cnging to the brsucnes 81 trees
On this state ~ things continued securing the woods
wherein the fugtves had disappcsred but they being
80 dense as TO prevent any pen.tratng iutO them
preceded TO Herrera wishing q ere 10 combsns my
nts with thoee cf Cot mel Ramon Lago sot TO
oresrize expedition of armed peasants, supplied WITH
dtgs In this ms nper. he whole of yesterday was
passed with great fatigue. but not without utility I'VE
fucitves havirg been captures and seven we're shot IN
the thickets had return 10 thi, POINT 20 provide
ny column with food Of which bad beeo deprived for
twenty fur hours, the rations having been wet aud
destroyed.
Tie pres ut state then, of these pirates is this de-
eriv, sfms ssd Insignificant in Dutaher, only Won
der could them on where they are while
spr,sr where they VIII they must perish at the hands
tie trocps natives vhc attack them With the
conceivable sucpciiy
Ts resume then, in word. the service which Tn.
coiumn M der my msnd bes been 20 fortunate ~ .
The New York herald., 1851-09-08

TEE CUBAN INVASION.
r~0--~0~0~-y~~o~~ON~o~~>
SPANISH HISTORY OF THE BLOODY AFFAIR.
>~N.~~oO~N~>0y~0r~~N~c~~y~~
cficial Documents of the Spanish
Authorities.
'O~~~NN~(~-~~0S0~N10oy~
TIE DEATH AND BURIAL or GENERAL EyyA.
THE FATE OF THE INVADERS.
Special Messenger from Captain General C5ncha
TO the European Powers.
-0>o---y~-~N>----~---~---y
SIX Il C II OF THE LIFE
GENERAL NARCISO LOPEZ
&c, &e., &c.

Our advices by the Empire City, published yes
terday, gave an account Of the fate of the Lopez
expedition, and the execution of its chief. II was
meagre, because we had to rely almost wholly upoo
the official publication Of the Spanish authorities,
as far as received.
The history Of the recen. terrible events in Cuba,
will not probably be written by any one engaged
in the invasion till the affair is lost in the past
we are compelled, therefore, to give as full aud
connected a narrative Of the events as the state
monts Of the Spanish officials will enable us to
do To do this, we have translated from the
IiGrio de Ia Marina, Euro Iafustridi de Ia
Hab1na, Didrio de Ia Habaaa, and the GIcaa
de Ia Babsna, every ofisial document relating
in any way to the invasion, to the latest mo-
ment. We also give biographical sketch of
General Lopez. We arrange those documents in
chronological order, to make the history az perfect
as possible. In these, with the official papers pre-
viously published in the NEW YORK HERALD. aad
those given this morning. the public will have the
SPANISH HISTORY THE CUBAN INVASION.
We find in the Kingston Ga Ad0srtiso of the
3oih ult., received yesterday by the Georgia, tho
following items OF intelligence, which We give 10
com ecion with this history
The Conway, with Havana dates to the 2ih has ar
on the 1a,b when General Emma killed i9a OH
v,ru also hid or wounded the Amerifans bal r,n .
with barrel ard chambers for Elk charses rne nrst
action fought st Las Pozss the sec0ni at Tss aud
lhe thin 1t Candrlesa
Among the KILLED Of the Spanish troops. u is said
there eveIai uisers Of dtiuctio1 tn- nd
oflcer In commsbd being one q hen Grusrd LopE
t Is ssc, narrowly escaped being cspur,i. apd IN
srarish ocer through the back who IN pursuit Of
linn.
It reported that the creoes did assist General
Lopez in consequence of ereucs an0us ttrm eivs >
the original inten tiOn of mSSing the Island
pubic.
sirgong ne passengers fn tie Coaray IL Geaeyai Saas.
from HataHa chp Esd usfh ds,ysches fr Cshs, fra~
Coroha. he Cyfsn GsnealJ has Ne rih ttsif Lan-
dos, AID Pau, hog- u sad Of ipsciae ne tcs
eos,1mais 10 gd rgeoby 20 ne terms Of their treaties,
eftp.Ln8g Lhe ina
The New York herald., 1851-09-08
Tbe spsr,sh nac,al accounts.

III, Exeelercy the Csptsin General has seat 10 the
cLsfs Of columns in operation aud to the Lieutenant
Governors Of Bshi. Honda Msriei San Chsissooel aod
Pinar del Rio, the following circular -
The pirates ~bo tried to invade island have been
defeated fer the greater part by the incessaut attacks
~ the brave soldiers ~ army who had th- good for
tune 90 pursue them; and must sd the It less
tive aud d. cided auxiliary aid Of all the loyal Inhabitants
q the t.rritory which they guarded Considering vt
The sane time the una snimous confession made oy
al the prisoners aud those who have been shot that
hey hsd come from foreign county with the belief
hat the island called them. that the army would max.
c'mmon cause ~ish ih.m aud that the triumph you'd
te ss cay and sure had been promised BY The traitor
ebo etmmsnoed them; considering also that on ano
ther side the directors Of this foolish attempt bave
cited the Who engaged In IL an that the
public vengeance has beet satisfied by thu exacuti,a f
several prisoners ard by the bavouets VI our soldiers
IN ne that the time has arrived tor using cemer c,
prcc aim the following resolutions
J. All individuals who w,re engaged in the in
vading band under the orders Of the traitor Lopsk
will receive quarter " they present themselves, or
are tskep by the troops 1T Her Majesty or by the
companies Of pcssants. in the space of four DAYS
rem the date that this document will be published In
the r,tptotve districts 10 IL well understood hat the
ur da, elapsed the guersl order 60 the srny " the
10Th April as which executed ill nov, wi have
egaiD the came force aud vgor.
The individual or individuals, sppertaiaing TO sail
The New York herald., 1851-09-08
Cuban Movements.

TIRE STEAMER PAMPERo-EMBARKATIoN OF MORE
voLUNTEERs-GEN. GONZALES, ETC.
CHARLEsToS, Sep. s 1851
private letter from Jacksonville, Fa dated Sept q
states til at the Pampero arrived there the morning
Of the lt troops that have been waiting there three
months. One hundred volunteers have gone ou
board on the evening OF the I'd.
Gen. Gonzales is still in this city He has had nothing
10 do with the Pampero expedition.
The New York herald., 1851-09-08
NEW BY TEL RAPH.
~-N7-N>H|~Hy~r-N0|~N~JNNr-Aa
HSMY Y IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
N>'NNNN0NNNNONNNNN>N~NN
NEW PHASE or THE GUBANINVlSION.
>oe~Nooo0No0NO|D>>Do.O>o-l
Report that Lopez Decoyed TO Cuba
by n stratagem.

WAsHNGros, September 7, 1851
The cabinet were together to-day understand that
from the letters of three Spanish officers to Lopez he
was decoyed to Bahia Honda by stratagem of General
Concba and that this discovery involves grave nation
ii question
We not officially advised; but according to report
this question has been under consideration by the cab
net day The subject creates considerable excitement
hero
The New York herald., 1851-09-08

THE SPANISH OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS.
skEIoBEs OF rag MOVEMENTS OF rug SPANISH
1Korrs-NAMEs oF SOME OF IHE CAPTURED IN
vADtRs--CoNtlNsArION PROM rus SUNDAY
HKRALD-BIoeR RArHY oF GENERAL LoPEz.
The New York herald., 1851-09-08
Marine Disasters.

HARrFoRp, September 7, 1851.
The steamer Chsmpiop. which left this city yesterday
afternoon New York ashore a thick fog, near
Deep River at ten o'clock p II. She will probably be
detained one two trips.
NORFOLK, September G, 1851
The bark Laura Snow, from Alexandria for Boston,
run into Thursday night the Horse Shoe, by
the steamer Martin Hoffman, from New York. Her
bowspYit carried away, and other damage
done.
The cutter Forward is still detained here by
an easterIy wind,
The New York herald., 1851-09-08
AsTRslI.OlaN. sc.

a srRo,,oeY.-pR G. " soBACK. FROM swEDsF,
n lately rcw Phisde'phis offers his ssrsces 70 the c
Fev Nork He N able 70 forete past present snc
sutuse events Fee-Lsdies 80 cents; EentemenL ST Ne
3,ftIss s. gentleren S. Once NO
edIste stertior. For psrcuars see daily papers
fssroioslsa A~snscs osn be procured ~ tbe once sW
The New York herald., 1851-09-08
PRICE TWO CENTS.

ndsr. the d. ~ OF ysvercry ard day bcf'reI wM
that the fret rerplt is Zoe complete discrion Of the
lu sho I.ft field sixy lsSets, of
wb'ch delivered triy 70 the Lieute laat Govern tbs
residue having been de-'roysd; urtee1 or ftesr khed
the sisr OF them ny tb tayo ct besidss many
who spec' ed tbenselvs and ers who have eltered
lssyr hs whence they euergs while We have
nothing 20 6rpiore fr brDsea nd tue itss ocra
stones by falls the stonss and trees obtructinG
HE road
The srportn most eHcee, sir Of Abe force uBdM
my mnisnd il worthy Of s srsited spuration ssd
there not wsstig epis des 40 th- singular
vsor thar animated them. mu t make pal Neuar mon
ttn your Fxc' llerry, OF the nst-e Juan Alvar'z,
fsde who I'D the scouts ~ith such ssiil and @udac'y
that be succeeoed in oesrg several prtsousr ana 10
Killing tbrte with his own land He iS rensrxaVt evan
hi clss~ for his suiacity asS ua>
trnf energy nd h. has seep throughout o. graS uNS~
y to by The Dess whi-h be hs~ ob,sined Ut ames
even rem he ots.ri ide of the nocntsia.
The Acministrsor Menidshal has nl-o largely cortri
activity sud za rvorty cf the fugitive. have besn
picked Vs-anongss fthsts, captain and an engineer,
interpreter of Loy~1-fro 'Afm icara that tha
al owe nsNed chief (re Criepai the word cGboR1
uprs srsstsbls te Of corteEspt s0ssiny to es
care by fy;rg in soathfrly drs-iin This howevrrf
think iEYossibls frsm the prrsnuticns that have
Blen
The tbove - followed by IN. cosxrstuatiooJ OF the
Governor es-rl u th chief from whrn |. proc-ecs
ser the skill yrud and bravery hica he eyinced
PEDRO E5rABAN
HAVANA, Aug ~. 1851.
The New York herald., 1851-09-08
Wife, Sister, and Child Murdered.

WnMNGToS, (De) Sept 7, 1851
Yesterday, at Newark twelve miles south Of Whining
ton, man named Edward CHM. shot his wife, her sister,
and bis own child. They all died Instantly The
of this triple murder Is known CHM esca ped
but the officers are on his track
The New York herald., 1851-09-08

Brevet Colonel Ramon de Lag has the honor TO inform
His Rxcelsncy tho Captain General that, in concert
With Lieut. Col Felix Sanchez he undertook TO
noitre the broken and inaccessible sierras Surrounding
the position in which s latter, yesterday, beat tbs
enemy. FUZZY convinced that ths remnants Of these
could hare psesed there woods they posted their
forces at the most couren:ent points, sending
the tbckets whereths sHersed bands OF the enemy had
sought for refuge Capts julien Maria Soreus OF the
Leon Cbasseurs took sp his position with his conpsny
and another one Mt Las Merc impede the egreas
group Of the Debated, among whom the trator Lopez
Ia supposed to be concealed lie having rereated this
ntrnpg into the wood Of Pena Blanca the only prssM
cable outlet Of which Is 1anled by the above named
Captain into whose hands se win induitaby fall shond
he take that direction The san Captain has transmit
ted two pirates with due information respects rhem
to the Lent Governor Of Gan Cristobai to suGer the
penalty Of the law The natives also presented another
pirate who expressed desire Go make very importsnt
discosures He ia ia the lands Of the same Lieut..
Governor by dawn, tomorrow the troops and native,
viii renew their search in this qusrter for the end Of
tbs rsbbe il inevitably fast approaching; their junction
Is completely impossible for should they succeed in
capipg from the columns above meutioned they will in-
dubtab'y fall into the hands of Col Morales ds Rada,
who is in that direction. PEDRO ESITBAN.
HAVANA Aug. "a, 1851.
The Lieutenant Governor of San Christobal made
known to the Captain General that party pesss ns
headed by the commissry, d. Nicolas Cortins
tered thirty pirates the road Of Rosara at the point
called La Sierra ee Arroyo and the result that
pirates were killed. and twcve gum, one hundred and
twenty balls ard sword taken by the pea saats
Considering the courageous conduct tf Joaquin aorea
in the Of Her Majesty the Captain General has
conceded to him the Cross Of San Fernando The others
will be also rewarded. This publication ordered in the
GGceid. PEDRO E5rEBAN.
HAVANA, August q.
The Lieutenant Governor Of Bahia Honda sends to tho
Captain General elk pirates three Of whom seized
in San Diego de Funez and the three others In the hills
Of Aguacote The following are their names
Antonio Romero. Navarro.
John Nowes. ............. England
Benjamin Harrer. Z United States.
Preston Esces................... do
Francisco Il Holmes. Kentucky.
The prisoners have been embarked on board the figae
EsperaDza. PEDRO ESEEBAN.
HAVANA, August 81
TIE Lieutenant Governor Of San Crstoval yesterday de-
verea to His Exceency, the Captain General nominal
list, (see below OF the captured pirates In the said
township and His ExceeDcy has ordered that be pub
lisbed in the Gazette for general information.
HAVANA, Aug 9th, 1851. PEDRO EJrEBAN,
The New York herald., 1851-09-08
The Southern Mail.

The Southern Mail.
BALTIMORE, September 7, 1851
The Southern mail is in, but brings nothing south of
Augusta. There il De worth telegraphng.
The New York herald., 1851-09-08
N u8ICAI..

AHusfC.-A LADY HAVING CONsIDERABLE ExPE.
w rerce IN teaching Is desrous II curing fs~
lvtiis fr instruction the sutsr aud e staxint
She would he hs ppy receive residence
rsfered would sttsnd them the rerisonce Of their
larests either In this city Rruoilyn Wouif
Gileeon 20 take charge u the muaa department. ia
schosl note addressed ~ No. Ne Jisl place BE-
Fulton and Lynsssos street. Brooslya. si
meet With attention.
MUsIC, MUSIC, nUsIC.-rnE sUBsCklBEs HAS
Ivl the honor respectfully inform the public that he
hAs "two sclpaypg OR chssrions lately received from
Cermsny, and put In the best has eyin
and three aud different
pieces Of musc spd the other has two cylinders With
nice playing sixteen different pieces
music for dsncipg. Can be heard day from tot
o'clock. CHARLES SAVER. No. ih Chry.,ie street
EoR ssrE-A GRAND PIANO, MANUFACTURED
~ by frutdwooe h Sons, London; very desirable or
eehoe Can be at li3 Ehth street. pts ss opss
House.
The New York herald., 1851-09-08

AaUs =. ~ ,G n -
ITALIAN OPERA, CASTLE 1AkJEs-BENEfIT OF
- SiGsoh A. So3ID
Tuesday evening. Sepssmter q lSJl.

o~c.,>~~s>-.>-.~---------
HTALIAN OPERA, CASTLE uAKyEs s-BENEFIT OF
SIGsohA A Boslo
Tuesday eyeIinr 3ep.smter 1851
Snora Bosie trusting t9 tho kindness and Kberaty
hitherto shown towars pnniic York md
Aopirg that her eonetan, please her
beye bsen appreciated has oar the occasion
apnrohatiams - 80 81 pcs VIII .e ne puiie
-''"'u iie'Iu, III p sr1ho To Sp1'at CAv.rrpe,
RE Puritana and the ca,ai;srsI NJ
A ssrious srsrd orera In ,b.aa 80.
lord Waiter " alton Goysrnnr a. turit.n cin.;,.,
Sir Ceorrr bis brotber Puri,sn coi,noi 'aisi'
Lord Arthnr TalhAt Isya,;e. ''' ca. rs. aS.,dl
Sir RichsIS Forb Pnritao SE 4 r. snyi'
genyietts 81 Fr,roe " H"''''''. 'H oNrsttlL
Elyira d,r,,.e- M o-d Waita ns'gaa,o'
Sborus Of ,tt,nd.n,s -, 'B y. ho,o
n,,ns os Inrd bm , sniuars, herslat aao men at
Tte scena IN H. ~. !, ~ ~, pef9sh.s pages S,
m the second ard third in The me-; hhha
Betveen ~ go n "a - s. o' .ns - eres.
opern of ' CI ,es' from the eele'rated
srn, bv a., or; n iivi,'.N',
Alan On n ~ ~ H " ~ T" o.@i an" "srin' ,,,
The New York herald., 1851-09-08
EKPaEss AaEaCi.s, s1..

DFRFcRD CO.'S CkBAT CALIFORNIA ExPREs'
~ W stesmer Georgia 18Th ns,ab through ~ eharre of
Srecisl hesesbger Mr. g stevrnr in thirty days
tfeg twenty cent s than by other express No
scl c' custom house eon uiar fees All good.
te waterproof 10 packages no, TO exceed Is
Postage three cents ant letters Passage
United sta.es Hsil stes ~ California al the
rates No q Vesey street Astor Hyuse
EORCAL1FORNT -LOwEsT PRICE PASSAGE
ticf eta Cfsgres or through tickets o. san Francisco
by steamship Empire CITY, Via favsna on the I'm iast
so ty the sp ndid steamshp seorria the 18Th lost
To Chsare This is the only through lia At
SIS per septiese than other line. Passengers m c,uu
interests by ealnf our oe TO card. pub ishei
BY psssr on he wout be .epeuden line Freight 10
San Fran IN thirty days, at 80 cents per In
BkkT0RD CO., vesey street, Astor House.
iaDtDUCTp RATEs-TRANsPoRrATfONA ACROSS TUE
AA Ithrus of Papsma. or goods aiken through 20 "a
Tr.ncisco at slippers otcn Zashrisson Nelson Co.
shippers find Il their interest - cat the und
.iav. strlv "a n. ZACHRtSSON n Co,
Agents ~ Wsli street
ssert o. Chagres-E. Z. Bysms; agent at cruces-John
G7u1ck.
The New York herald., 1851-09-08

nANCING AND wALrziN0.-xS l. BR0OxIs WILL
IL his school. fuerdav. sspte nbsr f6th, a
the fsse Rooms cernsr Del.ncey and Christie treet Al
she and fahiosshe stys Of dancing targh Including
evsry variety of Waiting The ladies' intrpdu5tSrv less
ore the direction ~ ss HrpoSe who gi kewiae
take chsrse of evening class for ars Al
residence. 23 Grand street Yivst Lessons Civ
Mr. private academy and residence. 23 Grand street.
Bowery.
The New York herald., 1851-09-08

nANCi>3 ACADEMY-llO 0kAND sTREEr, FDuF
~ doors from Broadway.Mr. 4. SARACCo, professor,
nveutos and the sole teacher known IN Anrst OF the
and fashion bie dances whoas ta Mt don't
reoommen a0n has opened his saloons jr oltises AID p
yate lessons lie intends that his 10 only for
she brs. clpss Of society. aud one else.
The New York herald., 1851-09-08

uENRY WELLS a sfsTEE's DANCING ACADEaY,
sfnyvesapt In .titufe. G5s Broadway open
18th Septemter II Wells ana his sister sae a. sizveli
will oevote themselves soey 60 teacliag private dancsg
They have nsGmRrd system. utn she view axe
dane ns .S4ef h-si,h yct as reans 81
cqurirs sracefsl and aai-hed
-sties. quaor lee sc. N Ne tsaht in .h- Simplest
appropriate Apply II. Wells Sis
daily frcm II 4. NJ till > q. N.
The New York herald., 1851-09-08
DANCING.

rJ,uE NEW DAN crS-qA hoDi MsZoURKA, LA @ DR.
i hzs. ana Tsmpets -Nr n. sea- viii re-apsa hii
private Dancing and wltzing acaiemy at 81 Bond
IN 0ctobtr. usus wh,n be vii Lsve the p'easur Of in
Producing waltz the Paroai Masoarka composad nv
hfmsef TIE music Il IN Of a VIC a.ioa. W II Va
ready in ftw days Mr. w give dus notice Of he
and hours for the classes and will attend boaing schools
andfamilits
The New York herald., 1851-09-08
FIN H. ARTS.
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SPANISH LANGUAGE -aa. a. DE =. BAEz, PRO
~ fesscr Of the nish and literature
few leisure hoprB will devote them in giving lessons
study az any part Of the city ead viii also
sons with correctness and paue,uGy Address Mo- Dey
ssreet. two doore IRON Droacwav. Oiee. No. 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20

q A Mass Meeting Of the citizens Of the
Western Reserve Ohio, opposed to the com
promise measures Of the lasI Congress, is to be
he'd at Rsvenns, Portage Co, on the 2j:h jane.
II A gang OF incendiaries attempted to b1ra
the town Of Edssrto~n, Msss, recently, bat
were fortunately defeated
Il Horace Wells. OF the Cincinnati Type
Foundry, a much esteemed citizen, was killed.
on the l2;h inst at The Mansion House. 10 Ok.
ford, Ohio, by the accidental discharge OF rife
in the HANDS Of student Of Oxford College.
IL J. a. Gicdings, son Of Hon. Joshua r.
Giddirgs, has retired from the Astt7julq Sem.
nei, having sold out that coocsrn y Henry Fes
set, Fac IN Old residen. Of that County.
n The Annual Convention Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church If the Diocese of Connecticut
is to be held in Waterbury, comm enciug on the
afternoon Of Tuesday, June 10.