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4. Ely LOST.-ln or near Broad-st., on
IN THURSDAY morning a Kew OF an ron safe. No 1921
The finder vii be suitably rewarded b. leaving II with
; MARVIN, No l46 Maier-st Gu29 IL
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HAIRLESS HORSE-A Wild Horse
i from South America caught By Cr9ssint1, me iA-
dian, oe for shilling IN bfpa1 A. @S'i7
Houston We can assure the public u l. no hlu Dl
a uasUra Gun osy The OSner Ihls ,ayias oeeh ohrfei
thousand dollars iof and refused a. 10 ne sen III
Broadway above HoUston->t aus IL
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Boarding.


RONRD-Geutl,mc and their Wives
n,shed Rooms, With Bod. st No a West washug,on-
place The house = p'o ssuty located and has all the
r'rdcrr Improvements. balls. gas sc Terms mdera,e
Reference required. su' NANSt'
Two oung Gentlemen are
, d,srOss Of fobiauus aro n private ianiy. wh,Ie
there are no other boancis lhe' woad ielai'e tGn
Houston and iih SIS ia 'hc ecny " sr2adsay woali
Be preferred Boarirs houses par, e. ar( requested
~, a1ssn w. WIS
ROARD-Waptc IN BrooSlyn. for
- Man and Wife. m p.eas,nt lNra.on. vhsre there
but few oT 40 bo1rdss. and within I'VE MINUTES wak
office. stating terms location. Sc, win receive grcmp'
attention for two days "uS9 u
ROARD.-SuitS of furnished Rooms can
he obtained M pleasant location suitable for fami-
e> single geniiemrn b, ippbs NJ No 1oo broae s.v
Private table II required an1sH'
VPOARD-Two Gcutemen with their
- Wives on three ol foar sisgle gentlemen. can be
d,rahlc locations thc CITY BY adjie.sing Tribune
once, which VIII meet Wih 9runp attention
aux 2tNSF'
pOARD.-A Gentleman and his w,tc, or
y two single gentlemen. caa be accommodated with
Board IN afespectahe private hmly where The comforts
Of a HON. can be enjoyed App' At 10 is' Fo'sy'hst
su29 81
IrOARD.-A private family, living in
desirshie location. can accommodate two er three
gentlemen with board h no dinner except SUNDAYS
Apply At No ~ Columha.s' brooklyn lights.
au29 3tMwSf'
ROARD.-Twoo or three gentlemen and
their wives can be accommodated with Boagd A. Ne
50 East lih-st corner u ih-ay and Union square Also
two or three slnglt gentleman bahs gratis.
au>7 3tWfSM'
nOARD-Wantcd. by a young gentle
j man, Board IA a ssutsol intelligent, and cheerful
private family. where hs nttcouTse with the family VII
he pleasant, aud which vii, 30 sr as may De-, tate the
place II good home. winch circumstances ohhgs HIM TO
leave A line addressed g. TIE DUKE. At this odce wn
meet with attention. ahlI b'od'
ROARD-A few single gentlemen can
- be convenient, Accommodated with handsome any
apartments newly htrd tOeethsr with whole partial
board b. applying at No Jse uJscas,. Stage pass tue
door aufb Nv
IpOARD. Families returning 10 the City
, will find very pleasant Rooms Furnished % Unfur-
can he pleasantly nudaed rhose d.sons ot por
aud agreeable home solicited 30 oa1l AZ No ots
Houston st., BroaiN r,uns moderate, and retsT-
ence required authbt'
ROARD.-turnlsh Parors and Bed
rooms with Breakfast and Tea, may be- obtained -
No II AnIty st-TefoTcLce, being satisfactory tma1
family also be- Accommodated With the use OF ha'
ment room au26N
BOARD. D.--Gentleme and their Wives,
, or SINGLE Gentlemen, he accommodated with
Board at No. LamaTn place The house ~ neg and
possesses an the modern ccnvensnces. hot and cold
baths &c The best OF reference gwen and required
au21 lw'
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I. ,.o-no,. :. CnpWAY,S NEW WORK

III ? r,nn,,r ssetcass d Wen aud rIacss
- J. now reacy fsnaoy Belgium and Scotland b.
p knriano enc eksf Il he Oo~ay Nai''s MOTH
GnesleeS fseian. Ilust4'1d p.xER Tt PabI .tsr
lz1no.; ,..,a, = - Ne 10 fa!tsss ST.
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Silks Silks !
Lates; l,aporta.lolsi q

Lates; iaportatlolsi
ID pOW EN & NJ y 4 II T. T..
ID Nos ll2 and III 3roaaoA7. New-Tors.
t1IPORTERS and WHOLESALE DEALERS
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SHIO\S.-H.

rENTLEMEN'S FASHlONo.-H l.
NB PET1ICREW takes leave % state in4t rs ia !.
uort u tie American and french Fa4hIons - "a =,
ior delivery No efforts ~ ekpess % hf r.oort. ever
make tbs ne Of the 4 not The ven az.
gut up ID the United States Accom- yastb = y. a.,
~; ~. GeLf.eu4~D 4Ao o-A
mi xsrsnf.d 10 "a with and sleStaes ,i.rd
81 23 b. b
aug 3.MW&T
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4 TVOR'S ENGLISH GRAMMAR

~ wek Iust published. containing what IS neces-t tfJ
for the study of the English Lang age style 50 snpi
fed a. 10 render rs studeai Olerabls granmarsh 20 @
weeks time By receiving ;he lectures contained he'c
during four hours 10 each dag from able teacns ,
au2S 81 l. " SCHMIDT, Publisher lsi "iIIan-'''
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nrs- Adams \ Co. ENlrees 10 New -Orleaus.

Seoi nnts nseath ADAMS - CO. ostA ch Steamer
ANftN lOg New Orleans. N4tU itCGht To- llG>iua. AA
sAaA Mi>>iSSgu.. IeNS 81 NaC> reasonably a0 delivery
Ss~A. aud u>ualk ~ AZ, auec ii thc L. ) MAJ Dr4:ts
Ns'ss. &c, cOlccttd ADAMS. lS Whist y Y,
Hl a. aaG - a.g~Sl., New Orleans.
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@ Geuraua,, Llaala pyc .a,.....l,. pe.lee,.g.

" Sourauds LiQGid Dye instantly, perfectly ,
- tin~ASEs changes I'd S-as A.. 60 ecN oI tco IN
roo,,oSt inury - SKIN AaIr Coz RAJ ID ) ltel I'D
"VtSk nngaits g. the pale check Ap uch roseate
S'hts> sneoianeSS au trl - the >s'n. pS.tccty
W. nke and innocent COZ RAJ p'S tOlpkE y 3
l.nr, efrNvt> hSir hen snv fart oi thc eVCt tCS-
aVpS HAtR RESTORATIVE or GLOSS cleanse iac
- Hvn Candrt to,ceS 20 grow ans reaicrs sim. "iN
Broadway aus
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fV Straw Hat prc>scrs SOCicy.-A Specai meet
mg uf thus Sv,tty Viii to held at No @'5 Grand 81, on
MONDAY Sent l. a. e. L NJ fuhctud attendance Is
feVu,st.d busn,ss ot lu lance vii ms before the
nUetug hy Vtt,T SlLllil-N bEi-Nh fits I
JOHN NEAlN, sec ~. AUS 81
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sas h rHNS n. MrRRAY. See.r-
n Washinston BuiIding A.sociatlon.-rher

kNENiNG. August ~ AZ O'Clock a. Warren HAT cor
Att OF Oliver and rnN stS or tho purpose oi eectmg
stceis ard sdul,tIg new members large number "
tscS have aieas been subscribed n Present entrance
e * csniS monthly dues =. So Names. ~llh the en-
hshcv tee ma, Dc len al Charles Mllle Ne 10 rUce
. II II lioOper No SSS Peasl.s. Ca>per {. Childs
Ny lis Fplt0n>; John Hooper, No. i06 Fulton St
shsr, the PROSPECTUS Eiay Nc obtained aue6 4th
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EREE CONCERTS.-OTTO COT
II TAGE. HOBOKEN-Grand Instr lmeAt4i o29e 29f, q
10 performer. No, Shassuere society Band. every 40
DAY, NFDN ESDAY. aud ? kIDAh, c''nin-n-l N =. =
sciocs II the weather stormy TIC cencsr, - 80
place The nsIi day auNo IN " ar
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IL IndustriaI NOmc AssOClatiOn NO, T-UEN-
LkAl MOTTO I.-ihc choosing IT lots VII commence
Ell MONDAY. Is of september. and continue each sue
stCdne day thereafter, Sundays CActalcdf up u and IL
tUdug The $50 'ufn Expression of chpce must
he adt 90 Il h COOPER the land, dHuos the dW. or
fug that Go tie Nude -utd Dett the hours o and
WPM at Military Han. B0Ntr,. Members over >iN
seesm arrears VII moi he entitled Ia choose Members
At ne number choosing other than that drawn 10
hsr Hsms wiil hc required To furnish ctrticae invest
ms them With Tho ug of the 0IgIaal dIaWtf. MemocrS
etsOus of wlthG swg from thc ASSOCIATION GA being sd
Wp,T cent advance on moao,s yai1 u Will please notify
At SecClaty ,o that elect at the regular meeting 0n ls
Sih ust. when and where also tC had yrJsei rules
eeActnuS VlCcI % CkoCc IDS HAVING thc numbers Of
Lois through which drains vii rup aud also ENcUrslon
NeAeiS. Cost. 3l cents 10 Hunts Bridge and back On
hNlem kafc1 starting a. u 4 Nj.
sUS = rHOS II. MURRAY Secy
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tS Ship Mechanics OWu."-A meeting Of the
Nic,khodsIs Il the Mechanics Mining Association wl ue
loa THIS ,FrdaNl IN ENlNG al O'Clock IN the mon
CONGREGATIONAL Church in iin-st between avenues L and
n On lgSRcss of importance. By 0GeI OF the Board oi
Trustees. taus3 III AIkN- SlOl i, SecfVsAi4-
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fy post-OGicc. New-York Notice;IIhe nt.s
a., uni,d SAFES NAL SO meI hALIi. "'i oi''e "' '''
E,s on SATURDAY, Aus. 20, al lOi N ,...
~ s,teTs ~ tio Continent must be yf,pat - cen. tI
Lt''"' - faufqttl WM. V BRADY, y. NJ
tA'~'-.i
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a : CHAMBERMAID and Seamstress, or to
i " mind children, by respectable Young woman Is
well ACQUAINTED with making bows clothing, wages not 50
much an ohlect good home No objection 10 60 70
Brooklyn Apply at No o8 1hav between l3sh ana 10 N
aus II
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VFFNDFRSUN'S INTELLIGENCE
CFrTCT -fE,----. .ee-syr ne CIV a-n c1netry
90, ,rr 81 s,I-n part-ics and >erFtn's " q -
r, aaZJ lt'
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ITO PHYSICIANS and DRUGGISTS

L A good roiall Drsg and Medical Store for sale
TIE propretor = hlgec 20 o Europe and must sell
rase chance Address A. L. al th Office stating where
an interview NAV b. n8d aa27 81
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~ .,,. f...ro ., eve --v1.r s.s1-s an ths Hl-D.
f.r..td Ccl-ar IRA slnriag Italan aad Eng 81 3.
-. I.r..e- ll-..le !. NJ. - DI-.tAT hI-n -
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~ Emisraut In,.lligence Onice aud labor

~ EmigtaNt InteIIi gence OIliCe aud Lahor
I'll change, . aAd . IanA.-Nt New NogA Tins ohtt
eAasAeJ by The CVamSscuors oi Ems sra.on, who're
a~~ys te found numbers "a llhorciS .ld
sN oN rates NJ gtS, sri persons en- A1sv tAeis orders
ssd ty ~uag to TIE SrpeuAtC cUt. AID SsHtug TIE
sssAi neoeSsy psy tu ~ the p~la4sS acd
my. ANSiI SUPERINTENDENT.
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-. oagGos ASO frI 'ANb""1 isLAN."'
vos soA' y. ,se aepsrt4fe # eaeh Nal Steamer ii
c6Sues Yr1ss 81 ' AczLRATH. Publishers.
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DOARO. .-Geutl, and their Wives
y y aad single Gsnieincn m.N obtain pleasant un.tf-
neshed Rooms With Botd a. No "a West wa,hrrgton-
paec The house pie sauty located and has all the
rrderr improvements hs' .. gas. SC Terms m.terate
R,fsrenrc required suf SMS&ts
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.,rsEni-WEEkLY .,r TRIBUNE
~,,r NEW YORK TRIBUNE

- Tr..N1Y HIu FNIDNT No. hI'i1- ,
q. ynsi.h'a ~ Tr.o5.-,os f0r g. Ten fg 81, NV
speI a. amor, ssso,s iset tor zach ''sef''on-
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Wante0.

A : CHAMBERMAID, Seamstress, Cook, &C.,
= hy two respectable Young Women one TO do pialn
s,winc chambeTNork take Of children the othef
e. cook wash aud Good city reference rom ther
last places Can be for few DAYS at no 30 Cehefs
aus AZ
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"a, s.cond Ward.-A meeting ol tic second wt51
~ ZINC AssDcia,i0n was held a. d maps Hoe
. u 1,sdsy evening, Aug1si q lo5 ana the I'li'"i
en- .xsr, elected as officers lJI the ensuing yeH
i'f''"' GURDON ROBINS. IT,, Proside Ut.
JOHN l.. LEFFEkIS, Treasurer.
JAKN5 Chn ", ..,, Secretaries. av20 10
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~ The south C0ngrcQatlOnaI thurth, bi9G"

- - 1--TT-
olp,,sdeut.I uear court wilt 10 le9pened iuI fn1ic
lnNmNTXT SABHATH. .MORNING ana EVENINH
" ~. Visual hours PEA hing may be- cApec.td ~ Dhs
v.',S, Rev " NJ ~ MARSH Ih.Ie is si00ain Soho3
sts.ced with tbs Cnufch' which meets ever 49,"
.,nag at O'Clock. ""9' -
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COVERNESS--Wanted in a Private

~ Family She must possess the highest qualifications
as teacher With I'd anc Amlable disposition. and Re
Ccufcient - instruct all thC English branches together
NH French AID Muse, which are indispensable T.
scN POSSESSING ihe necessary qualifications liberal COM
Fcnsat.cn VII te gwen Address V Box NJ Bob with
IeUerces, MhSn must be OF the highest resletahlhn
aues 3tANSF'
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vNUE BLOOMER CONCERT TICK
4 FTS for sale Al SAMUEL JOLLIES Music store,
~ 400 Droaduay 1hs Concert takes place VA MONDAY
evening al the Chinese Hall, No 539 Broadway Mile.
NatlaTc Fnz James and Mons Carrese, and the whole
Bloomcr Troupe vii appear Alb u
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

ron EIEofhAf 'iH' 'O|Ai'''
-. g,->,-i,l~e Of .srh Ma Steamer for L'y-
secs . csDis cor or . per yea. 70 sny p' o'
,gp1S Pico IA % ne Con- cent Dcstase iDctOC'o
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IeOARD.-A private family, living in a
DOARD.-Two or three gentlemen and

] their wives can be accommodated with Boasd A. NJ
50 East ith-st q ih-ay and tnun square Also,
two or three single gentleman Baihs gratis
aue7 3tN fNMs
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Observation-Disclosures, a Forewo-
ERENCH.-A Female Teacher wanted

4 -Ouo capable OF taking charge # the Female De
rAT'reut 4 an Acadeus situated the pieroJ oi he
STATE She must he experienced teaching and comie-
tent & give instruction Muse and Drawing. Address
: y. stains sala} Iequued, references. &c al the
ofce Il this paper aug 81
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"ATCHMAKER. - Wanted a good
w workman to go West, Indiana Apply To Eel
LOWS. VAN ARSDALE y COOPER, No. II Maiden
lane, NeW-lOfN. au1 Ji
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ElRL.-Wanted, nice genteel Girl.
~ She mus, understand good PLAIN cooking and baking
and must ht . good washer a4 uoner and come well
rtcvirr0e uded. Apply Al No % 2d-ay 6th-st be-
tween and l2oclcck Au29its
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ROARD.--Families returning to the City

RD.-Gentleme and their Wives,
or SINGLE Gentlemen. can he accommodated with
Board at No LamaTtn place. The house ~ neg and
possesses al the modern ccnvenences hot and cold
baths &C.. The best OF reference gwen and required
au2J
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nor control their education, nor direc! the
circumstances and influences Of their life, Il
becomes unspeskably important that in all
these respects they should have everything
possible to favor uprightness, justice, hu-
uanity and trust in benefcent Providence.
Eut how can classes who are Involuntary
paupers and beggars be made upright, just,
friendly and religious Plainly the first
requisite is that they should be elevated out
of pauperism and beggary, and secured
against the danger OF lapsing again into that
state. Ii is mistake to labor exclusively
or mainl, to reach the core and root of theis
souls till that Is done; those who do it may
be true and sincere reformers. but we can
rot call them wise ones.
Our correspondent concludes by urging
the supreme potency of Christian princi-
Pies. even in respect of sensuous wel-being.
We fully admit the divine worth OF those
principles, in every sphere, and therefore
seek to have them applied and incorporated
in the organization of labor, commerce and
social relations. All that We contend for i
that the Golden Rule should not merely be
taught TO individuals. but made the very
pivot and method of the soc0l structure IL
self And just in proportion Is this Is done,
especially in respect of the production, dis
tribution and consumption of the fruits of the
earth and of human industry. just in that
proportion must the nation be independent,
powerful, intelligent, virtuous, happy.
Our correspondent may now perhaps, have
a clearer perception Of the essential point
in difference between us.
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The Fate Of uungar,

Since the tragic Fourteenth OF August.
when at Vilagos The Hungarian GoEgey
surrendered 10 the Russians the last hope OF
his country. the fate Of that gallant nation
has worn daily a gloomier aspect. The
Austrian Government ha> heaped upon II
all the burdens which 4 victor imposes on
conquered people. The oldest Constitution
of Europe, which 80 many Hapsburg mon
arch> had sworn 70 observe ha> been abol-
ished 10 make way for the modern despotlc
system of contradictions not merely The
legislature. which cared for the welfare and
watched 10 preserve the Liberties of the
land, has been eXtlngu>hed. but even
the municipal institutions have made
way Tor hungry swarm of foreign officials.
Industry, which the disastrous consequences
of the war had already ruined, has been
overwhelmed with new take, thar have
rendered It's recovery impossible. popu-
lari,y.'' eNclaim the Austrian journals. -,
not what we seek in Hungary. but money.
Money TO support an army of half a million.
and to give Ia a thrice bankrupt treasury
the means OF keeping up q delu>iye show
in the eyes of the world.
With all this there seems t. ~ nothing
before Hungary but decay and desolat;on
without end Al that gave her strength
before is goae. AID only oppression and
misery supply its place. House. lie
IN ruin. fields are deserted. yinesarls
overgrown with weeds Absorbed in
the Austrian empire and submitted TO
all the infections that greedy and merci-
less governors can impose. where IS new
life to he found for the exhausted body
Some have supposed that German
emigration might be poured into those
fertile plains, and carry civilization and la
hor iuto the regions where war had dey,~-
tated the country aud confscation trans
ierscd II TO new owners but the con,.ujes
Of emigrsntS who yeutsrei th;.her hare
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FouRrH OF JuLY ar NEw-HAyKs--Ma-

FoURTH OF july At NV III AyEs-MH-
KErcHrN's SPEEcH.--A correspondent OF oan'
at NewHay,4. having rather severely crl,icises
Mr. Hiram ketchum's Grafton. delivered there on
The Fourth II Jl.y. wc arc requested TO pobhsa
some TWO Or three coldmp. from The Grafton ~
justification Of tie orator
The slncturcs OF our correspondent were "
the ofo e., Tat Mr. Kctchum was guilty OF an IN
propuety Ia making q Castle Garden speech on
thi. occasion ani that he was guilty Of q luz
Their improperly in repeatedly abiding BY naS"
and III tone OF warmth. II not Of personah'''
to . respected Clergyman Of New-Hayen
We DO not see that the portion Of the efa'o'
we age called on 20 publish disproyes either Oh w
facts stated ~ our correspondent. Il cetanT
docs not disproye that Il was a Castle ossu''
speech !" and though tie name OF the clergJ-a"'
m question i omitted iron, tho report sent ~,
iy no means ioi!ows that il was omitted tfvni v"
Grafton as pronounced. Accordingly we aeei",
sccedins to the request now made. thous'
should Mr.. keiclum wish 20 deny Tat the cie'-
gyman spoken OF was named by him IN 'ae Y"
livery q h;s Grafton as ourcorTcs 2onden, aaes"'
we shall viii readiness lay TIA. denis' 's''''-
GU geatcIo.
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Religion md Politics.

Newly oRK July -, 1871.
TofAe Editors and pli Sarsof ne Nec York TirbNss'
SIRs We warn YOU not to publish any
more OF Greclcys letters that reflects on Roman
CathollchS and their institutions he would De served
right II lac was detained IN some OF the very coun-
tries that he passes through, and scourgcd, ana
imprisoned or any other americans that travels only
Tor the very purpose oi cndSavoufinS 10 orch
down our institutions, that ma, hved ana VIII I'VE
to break HIM down. and all other white hvered mis-
creants like him. All We ask. l., TO leave as alone
we warn Won 10 deSlst yen are no DOUBT linked
with asSassans that would have DESTROYED all Rome,
and now YOU stil prick them ON TO deeds OF murder
ccwarls a. "a distance, 90 then yourselves ana YOU
ali get ,our ms, deserts T. Me-
We print the letter of MIR 7. Me. just
A. he wrote it, with the exception of
clause abiding by name to person not con
ncctcd with Tie Tribune. which we have
stricken out We are happy to say that this
letter does great injustice to that class o'
our fellow-citizons for whom 1t assumes to
sneak. Most American Catholics, while
devotcdy attached to their religion, still
have independence of mind and republican
ism of feeling enough to know that their
Church has become connected with a va
rcty of false and pernlclous political insti.
tuiions especially in Italy to say nothing
of the abuses which may have crept into
lis own organization and administration,
and which Catholic Governments have
often found IL necessary to treat IN sum
mary manner. When candid and plain
spoken man comments on these political
institutions. or these abuses, they do not
regard him as thereby assailing their re-
ligion, or as worthy of foul epithetS and
menaces. Mr.. Il. Nc is, however, Of
another class, which is too numerous IN all
denominations Of men. He has mistaken,
however. in sending hi, letter to The
Tribune for publication He should have
sent it to the Frcenan's Journal, in whose
columns il would have been at home
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-21

Ink ONO PRsss.-The Le5anps Hes-
',ra Siar which first started in ls6by Judge Me-
Lean OF the s. Supreme Court, Ass been greatly
enlarged and improved 1t is an able Wig paper and
edited by Mr. Denny.
Robert McBIa,nov, isle of Detroit. h,> resumed
The editorial control Of the yesis Tsr,s LigB'. q
,1hablc Why Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-21

MANUAL LABOR Schools IN WISCONSIN. -
,nsct,ng was held al Sheboyg gam mis- on the l0lh
,rst 20 take ir,e consideration the proposition os cs-
I, bliShag tn,er ~ coGstaaay t''' advantages OF
go s,u,snts 10 supper ucwseNeS VA, going
i.fai-h TIER 60 csia'c course.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-21

AN EPITAPH or THE RATS.
Here lies, within the arms Of death.
SIX thousand rats deprived 0f bTealh-
Murdered By LYONS PILLS.
For Lyon sold, and house wives bought,
Welded, and now express the thought,
Our death his pockets ell.
,2i a. LYONS Depot, AT Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-21
NETWORK TRIBU NE.
NETWORK, MONDAY. JULY 81, 1851.


The next number Of The T-i5uH, f5r Eurcp>17
Circulation will be issued TO MORROW MORN
ING at o'clock. |. will contain all the latest
news up to the tine Of going to press. The Can
ada sails from Boston on Wednesday At l2o'cIock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-21

THE CALIFORNIA MALs.-W, hlyr re-
ceiyed by ise California Maiis, which arrived II ihc
cr.s'-i C'v foil 1le, OF sli TIE Cslliors, Ore,oa
AID >andwica Island papers Ne 6r' nothing. hoa-
CTer II addition 10 VIVA { have iiscaiy gwen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-21

The PAcIFIc.-No news of the Pacific
up to the hour Of going to press. She Is
now in her twelfth day, and may be expect
ed nj any moment