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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06
TIE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE

YCR CALIFORNIA, OREGON AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS,
y published on the departure Of each ha Steamer for
CLagToS Price g. cents per copy.
GREELEY x McELRATl, Publishers.
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IL Emigrant Intelligence and Labor IA
chnnnc IS and n Canal ST. NewNOrk THIS oice ls eS-
tahcd hv the Commissioners of Emigration, where can
always found large numbers of lahoreS and al
verv low rates of wages and can have their orders
filed by writing to the Superintendent aud sending vac
amount necessary pay the passage oi the parties ''"
No charge 60 employers. JAMES T. 4 fNHN+f'
NV MMNIn superintendent
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE


foh hS"vi4sH.' '4hN DAA A4ON
published the departure II each Mail Steamer for I.v
sfOc Pncc 6t cents copy, - year 10 paTt
Great Eutan, IS % the Continent postage inc uded
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BOARD in BROOKLYN-Within thre.
.OARD in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Rooms 10 Jet for gentlemen with OF without partial
Board The location being very desirable one. aad the
house complete order with bath, &c. Apply the prem
Uses, 76l Broadway JED 81
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DOARD i'm RROADWAY.-Two hand-

esomey furnished Parlors and Bedrooms, on the second
and third floors TO let, TO gentlemen and tier wives OF
single gentlemen also. several other Full OF par
tai board Inquire 327 Broadway IL RINGS 92
Broadway Jel lw'
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gNIIZABETH JARRETT BROWN
= OON RECEIPTS in COOKERY
>. OVVMEDICINE DYEING, Sc, ly MarAeaAe

HUCHAN'S DOMESTIC MEDICINE.
$1,000 worth ui LngrtFluIs
5000 volumes of Old and Ncw bou>s "a. ehtiti'i i'N
fr-.. at tbe Old Curiosity shop Call and ,c' them
'.s1ts NEAGLE. i02 N4ssau-,t
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HSRhhOR OF DLDROOhS LOT Otultt-
= men, with Breakfast and Tea # required IN delight
~ situation 2.2 Tive nt-SecoudSt $ + corner OF Ninth
Avenue Two or three lines Of stages pass the door Rec
races reorred le3 SMrhSFs
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no PROPRIETORS of HOTELS

IENO INOG ME lONc OF ~ LIZ.
4 For SALE. q very eligible site Fl HOTEL or SU VI
DER BOARDING HOUSE. situate ca lie Westchcster
Of Harlem River directly opposite the E-hhavcnue %
TINS Island and about SCI feet distant from the ~ bdge
BENG elevated commands extensive and aItnu views
fland ard water this respect unsurpassed ny any
place in The vicinity Of NcwY York II = about miles dls
tant from the CITY Hall map and other information may
be had At the oifce OF d b. WIATON, II Cedar-st-
my3l lw
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ROARD.-Choice SUMNER LOCA-
BOARD in tho COUNTRY.-Board
BOARD in BROOKLYN.-Gentlemen

and their single gcntlemen'can be acc9mno-
lated with Board and pleasant light airy Rooms furnished
unfinished, al 81 Nassau, corner Of Pearst. m78 I'M
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r1iE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY rRInuNE.
THE SEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE

= futlsshed every TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning Price
as uer Two copies for S. Ten for $50 Adyer-
tse1aentS, cents a line for each insertion.
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u I hNINHEIJ or nturnlShed hUUMS.
Pleasant front Rooms the second floor. with pan
tines with without HOard Also. 4 few single gentlemen
can be accommodated with pleasant, ay Rooms Terms
moderate Apply =, q Cana.-st corner Of Greenwich
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DROOF-READER.-An accurate and
NrRVANTS In BROOKLYN.-Situa-
kNO GROCERS or COMMISSION
IVA TPHOL STERESSES.-Ma a

icrsou fully competent 20 act As FoleN oman in n'
onrl6yrc number oi hands She mus. thoTous'y unle
.-en tlf cutting and making u curtains &c anu
- isis OF hcr alaty 90 suQeuntend that bran o .le
eS'i'VA'"lS 49, Nv ! 80 poSt-O once lei Sc
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BOARDING..

fe>HE HOTEL al TRENTON FALLS
< Is now open for the reception oi COMPS iH a.
i.rs al tins taNorte watering place Mt.V 'l-f
rsrci the past season, ana the SUBSCRIBER peesSs nm
~ 81 s,,.rS that the well established r. luA-,.a " IS
sen w. f,liy sustained Stagrs Vii leave Yea on
, sr-i,sl OF lie Express Tram - i oC,A \ 81 are
81 cents - y. -, - Tr,e,~n iel lws
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-a,lNn AMERINAN Ynnnr Nh. smart.

active md honest who vo-.d le wlilus u devote
- t r,e to I'M, ness and the interest cd Their EN-,
80, n, "a N hnis>ale and r,iai branch az the d 1oo1s
made NAV hear 81 permanent SITUATIONS Nn Ia. s.-1
and prospect 4 increase. icy 0-ei'S>-~- -s
l..
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SALES BY AUCTION.

c KEMP. Auctoneel
EURNITURE.-Household Furniture
L Pisno Fo-tes Carpets. Mirrors, &c. IO-MORho "
SATURDAY II Do riock al 81 Nassau Futon-si H.
4 EFeip Nil s4Il t auction, on Saturday. above, WIN
olt reserve o. pay cash advances yer large aso ls4t VI
raor dining room and chamber fruu.e " s'ol 4t.-.y
rf W. n ,otfr n tie attention u h0usekeepeIs CONSISTING
81 Brussels and other carpets large French plie mfos
French mantle clock Woly table cl,..' - f+e
Rosewood ra-or furniture en- suite, a fcA san Z. -.-@,
carved aEogauy sofas tee tetc arm r1c- A. spl-7
seat rarr lar rosewood and cgy marble op cen
tcrt-t-Cs secretary. Ltray book cases e1les91 ing
tables d-esyng bureaus with and wIhouI nlIy.s 49,
w1stsf1rcs French and cottage nedste4ds pal-e- -
ter :urr, re e. srtc hest curlet bar natiresse
SEES walnut cottage tedseads lat stands 'o.lns -,
clocks fancy tables ol cloth carpetlng c.-ceS nan
halr and cane seat chars window sA-les, g &c
.lgues the morning Il sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06

~ Dr. H. T. Briggs, Inventor Of Patent SaSpcndeIs,
Skut Supporters Bod, Braces, &C. Is forming classes 10y
Physical Training, Cure of Stammerng, False Tones ana
WcakuesS of Voice Also, Consumption, Dyspepsia, / e
male Weakness sc Dr. Oilers ms inventions al whoIe
sale and retail Ladies fitted by Lady. Otce, a. nam
heIs-st.. oppOsto The latA my-9 lVlNNN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06

GRAND ORCHESTRA.
counursne the FIRST musical talent America, numbering
nearly ONE NJ NDHNLD
performers, has been engaged Tor these concerts
he Tckos or Concert have al been dsPDaso ~ az
auction EXCEPT a LIMITED number ~ Promenade lRAesf
which Will be- sold a. dollar each Cefhcates ~ thss'
Promenade Tickets MAJ BE- pYrchased az tne lcHet hcc
600 Broadway at 10 0c0ck TINS morning. these csfHa.s
are uf received 70 he door If Castle Garden gut must "
srchange0 for Promenade Tickets al Atlantic Hadeh' az
Dos open Il 6, O'Clock. The Concert commences At
BIS CONTAINING tie words 4 the songs may BE- Obtained
10 the d00g-prce - cents cacA
n The magnificent Grand Piano lsed ~ tnese Conceu
WI ch gas made BIZ Erard II London, expressly i0f N
Rerr,,cts re- during Nile Jenny Lind present tour m
1me~ca. Is igr sale Pnce 20 Apgly y N Benedict
=, ~ 2 I BAkNUA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06

COOK, &c.-Wanted, a good Cook,
" Washer aud Ironer. One who understand, her bust
ness MAY apply. between the hours Of II and q. the base
mtnt OF No. 4 Sixth st. Je5 IT.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
THE NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE

,s ,uplIsuED EVERY MORNING, SUNDAY SxcSPTEo)
~ TIKI TRIBUNE BUILDINGS. CORNER OF SPRUCE AND
s&U SITS opposite THE CITY Hall,
IA Sehvercd to City Subscribers I2 Ccu:s per week
- When tAey prefer they pa advance a, the DESK
e., 81 months year Vt the rstr Single copies,
to Cents Mail Subscribers. Five Dollars per annnn
sS,sace Subscriptions taken Tor -iontls gor three
oulks 81 % Thee Dollars advance required ~ all
changes with Country Newspapers DAILY Papers received
- hrs ofoe Whose terms higher than those II The
grbune are NOT allowed any dilerttce
TIE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
4 VERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY,
:. shed every SATURDAY MoREivG. a. TIC lo price
=, tT alurHl advance Eight for So wCaty
s-t 20 address fT s20. and TIE paper
tlnned bey,Ed the time i9 which Il paid Advertise
rtrts Tor this sheet will be charged 20 cents per hne
InstitSa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06

To- A General Meeting Of the OPERATIVE BAK-
Frs UNION will be held a. the " House OF Call, ~
GIand-st. on SATURDAY EVENING az o ocloos The
sign Of recognition viii be gwen to all members VINO ae
clear on the books B-The large and well INT HALL
10 RENT on Wednesday Friday aud Sunday evenings.
AMY TO Tho keeper. lee IT. J RENNIE. President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06

u NeW-N Ork NaDluct fIaatTr hSSOViIFIV -
The owe viii meet az no HoScrs on SAL
URDAY Nv ENING. 7th 0st at 0cl OK As pop)slion
fr rccousdonng part Of the Bylaws, viii be acted on
The prescncc If all members is requested \. Il The
Trustees VIII meet regular the FIRST and thd Monday IA
each month"; at their place Of business l67 Bleccker-s
nm ia 10 y NJ torec,ve Instruments and shares
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- Grand MiIitary Ekcprsion q the CALEnG

u Grand mtnt0rS EAtuE>iOii ol w.
MA ~ SII.EEIlS 10 ELM PARK, STATEN ISLAND
on SkTI RDAY. June T. 1891. The Company having char
tered the Steamboat NMROD for the accommodation OF
;hor friends she VIII leave foot of HanmOndS at han past
and Aaf r.st l. and Per No g. n r at and II A Nj
And returning leave the Island at = NJ. The Company
will appear their Highland Costume accompanied by the
prer of The ROYAL ind sandes They VIII also partici
Iate IN some Of the ancient games for the amusement 81
tbeir eu,ssf Jc5 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06

~ Noticc.-Passcngti per steamship BALTIC Tor
IiNFRPOOl will please bc board at the foot of Canal,
At SATU RDAY. June It'll at III o'clock, NJ, ani sthd
All lpge,cc not wanted ON the passage board FRIDAY,
Scib ' JciN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06
,rN1TFD STATES HOTEL at PHIL

EMITTED STATES HOlEL at Ill
ann PHIA The subscriber RESPECTFULLY announces
: ~ ,rs and the travelling community Ia ne IL "a, a.
70 Ms 2. INC ,farSbt, ~ tie INlrED STATES hO-
TEI ong known connec;lon win me 10. ~, ~
,,rsor he feels perfectly sale IN F'Vtls'S - 90
~. fbaf ne,luc shall be wanting 70 soh-.ll - PS
s r,puiauon as the best Kept house N NC So1 ~ ~
N.vu Iss hs,u SuAred IN completely renting 'As
- snd he particularly invites aiteAoA 70 ne
snsS introduced or the CONVENIENCE ana 's Ia, "a
dies Fumly determined 70 slSs tsiy BESTOWED on
.on.iilS 49, ~ safes lmy2S Sul A u ALLLN.
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T6- Family Excursion to WEST MOUNT EER-

To- Family Excursion To WEST MOUNT YER
NON On MONDAY. June OH, the TEUTONlA
HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION Will make second oN-
curson 10 their lands at Hunts Bridge on the Harlem
Railroad fourteen miles from the CITY. Every family who
wish L. secure handsome plot Of ground m most mpov
iu neiehtothood should take tins opportunity 10 we" the
piemises Each member required 10 pay SlO al me ume
If subscription and 50 weekly from the Isl of Apn unih
he has PAID 23 back dues be pad up at any time
within few weeks Zach plot 10 hc equal 70 four city
lots exclusive and all the expenses for survey
iuc grading planting trees &c to be paid by the parry
whom purchased the land. and the plots we nave
choose from all tho best that can he selected Inc
ears will leave the Hall at 10 o'clock IN the morning.
ana return n the afternoon Fare for the excursion 5lt
cents JOHN + IL HEM ios1'
FERDINAND MUKTER, Secretary. geo 81
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4 : CHAMGERMAID in private family, by
respectatle Young " oman with ample reference -
ily al ~ 1hompson-s-. ie6 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06
NATIONAL ACADEMY of DESIGN.

4 V-The Tveniys,th Annual EXHIBITION OF the
Academvls now open the public AZ their Galleries. eoS
BROADWAY. opposite Bond 1t from Nj until 10 m
Abundance 25 cents ucSets DO cents catalogues
t9i els nv order al the Council J N SuEGOGUE
a286w, Corresponding Secretary, n. A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06

q The United Brothers Land Society Will hold
smccimr az the Fourteenth Ward, T. corner OF Ei/d-
Meth and Grand SIS FRIDAY EVENING, jane 6, at d
o'clock n B-1he Finance Committee meet daily al "
Cnd-st for the purpose of winding mp the affairs OF The
&Oc'y. Wd fANNbH I'oslt' ~.
CuAs KEEN. Secretary. Jej ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06

10 ProScy People. folks have the faculty. OF
sIuun tuao If matter 20 great length more vs
ccay when lgw IN the premises depends on c.au2
iaion or security afanSt cNpoSt1ui but mnNpicd WS
are unnecessary 90 define iactSaS for eNamic bO,LL
HYPERION FLUID for the hair. ANGLE for NhiNih5,
and hLhEAlONA for the complexion are uhrN33,Su 2"
quality. Sold ty WI BOGLE, the inventor, ~ ~ WANH-
ngton-St Boston. \ b \ ID Sands ZOO Futon-St hIsh,
ion. Clarke \ Co. g73 Broadway ". n Cary Go anu
c,nnir, - "' zee Il
10 Removable. LUTENERS lnhrmary ior ine
exclusive treatment II Ear Diseases has been reoNeuo
g1 Broadway Office hours from uu ), consultation zee
81 unpaid leitots refused me- Hh
IS' DIR. Redacld, Physiognomist, IS KING,Sr
RtaT Nacdouga my ,"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06

8 : WEI NURSE, By Respectable Young
I Y Asned Woman respectable family beng h3T first
child best CITY reference be gwen. she las 40 secO1
90 10 tho country. and has doctors reference Call a.
9ITank luTt-st. u Ne rlar le5 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06

G Child's NURSE aud Chambcmaid, by
/ 3 q respectable Young Woman. Can be seen a. Sc
Twelfth 81, whore ahe c; presca; employed JET 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06
Companion 20 VANITY FAIR.
VNOM RACQUET and His Three Maid

NOTICE or THE PRESS
LAUGHTER urYsokInK story IS this indeed and yet one
that m H. ant % make the reader even though not
- y,y,n to the melting mood Get u, and laugh and
g." a. ~ Baltimore Patriot
isawors Of rare I'm. The three ladies have most
,r, ,eS with their roIcking nephew whose reforms,
E,,vcr occurred as oftea he wanted cash iIr which
a-tce % nee young man. he was indebted 90 als
mons arn,s The London Erfntnef says oi II ms p
No., Ji--t.f-I IA work both 90 laugh and cry over
''' rTrus Daily P0.f
1.-The adventures NJ roncsng gorli r-ipHihs yll.lf
anil ~ t~,i.f,n ,f h. three MAIDEN aun.s, narrated
in ms story with considerable hnmor some ~ we 'crs
are ineKuresshe ndicrols and ue wnoe uA Sil Ds '
vote o. + and laughter ~ 4 N'i'' N''
Price so cents $500 ,,,.,.,-,,--, al, ... - =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

- General Committee Of DEMOCRATIC WIG
VII NJ NEN.--A REGULAR meeting Oi tbs Committee
,,Stc hflc a. the broadway House, on FRIDAY EVEN
IKE lure G, 1851, q, O'Clock b. order.
EkASIUS BROOKS, Chairman.
Euts CoMrs. Secrc'anes jojA
70 veteran Corps Of the War cf Isl2.-The
regular monthly meeting wil be- held at headquarters
Hh,arv Hall. 1913 Bowcry 0n FRIDAY EVENING, June
u O'Clock General AID puuctUal atten1aucs is re-
sufstCd Je5 2tsl NICHOLAS HAlGii1, Colonel.
III Empire Lodge No. 81. 7. q. OF y. F.-Ihe
me- nh ts ~ the above Lodge arcYarcuary requested - at
lend a SPECIAL Meeting THIS lFndlyl EVENING. Jane
9Th II the Lodge Room at ~ O'clock on business Pun
tual attendance desired. - 800 - 80
'''' Iy order ALBERT II NICOLAY, Nc.
& GREEN. Secretary. H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06

4 ; SALEswOMAY, by a respectable Young
= Lady TO attend a store H. cool snosle lge Of
Hos ery and business generally. Can The best NJ city
reference ~ 10 capaty and character Apply 28 Bow
cry. where She j. at present employed. Je0 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06

VDTBON'S BIRDS of AMERICA
y a. SATF-Iarge edition. 20 four volumes. and u
ercr,lent condition Address VA ALLSION GOUh-
Din. East Bay, Charleston, y c. ley w.
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A LARGE. nleasant front Roam on se-


LEI-With Partial Board, # desired 4 very De-
siraic location. Fon-ay Brooklyn, near the City Han
Two or three Gentlemen he accommodated with pm
'aie any where there other ooariers by aDpns
above ieS3fs
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-12-05
1Mr.IWaIker,s NOMINATION..

We observe lsays the Baltimore Sum. that
in several quarters the nomination Of the
Hon. Robert J : Walker is attributed 10
Kossuth This is a mistake, and one which
does great injustice to Kossuth HIMSELF
The thing done. call itwhat we may, seems
to have been an imprompiu Of Lord Dudley
Stewards. At the southampton banquet
he remarked that con on one side Of hipl
was man who had been Governor Of Hun
gary, and who, he hoped, would soon be
Governor again; and. On the other side was
a man (Mr. RI. WalkeD who was liktly
soon TO become President of the United
S.a,es.H Whence Lord Stuart slsrifea his
information, Of course, we cannot conjec-
ture; but it does not appear from the report
Of proceedings that Kossu'h was in any way
a party to this English nomina ton. He has
no disposition to meddle with
American policy beyond prompt recogni-
tion Of Mr.. Walkers suggestive interven-
tion in European affairs.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-12-05
A Rascal singularly Detected.

AS the Trlegrapb No. Q was backing out
from the wharf yesterday morning, pss.
senger who had just got ON board was rob-
bed OF his :runk-it having been taken by
an adroit scoundrel from the Telegraph to
the Lady Pike, while the former was vet
moving After the boat had proceeded some
two or three miles, the passenger missed bis
trunk, made inquiry and search, bur il could
not be found; and he was informed that d
person Was seen taking trunk off just as
the boat was backing out. Feeling sure tha
il was his, the pass, ngpr got off about nine
miles below. walked back to the city, wen
on board the Lady Pike, and tber- found hi.
trunk in one of lhs stale-roums, broker
open. Suspecting that the ihiel would b.
about again.. he walche on the boat for d
tune, VIII n, SURE enough, the rogue retured,
probably 10 get whit he had lett behind, and
hr was ndbbrd upon the spot by an officer.
Upon the frllow's prrson was found gold
watch, stolen from the GEN. Pike some lime
tince, besides the yaluables taken from the
trunk; and he confessed 10 two or three
other robberies on board the mail boats
He is now in prison, and will probably
spend the remainder Of his ,ys among the
striped gentry at the big house at the Safe
capi:al.-Cin. Com.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-12-05
S5.
Priestcraft in the West.

I W. ......t:<,,..l ..... 49, -. -,
'0ues' sOne 'ine since, lne arm
val AZ lineage of Inc company Of dugarisn
exiles. who passed through this c;tv fro,r
Washington nm. tbe;r wav - ;o;n csa.,.l
Ir;ha, =, NJ. .L
80 = ~" !, Duua' ouu .hs' 'l'ey nag ue'
Ier~ined 70 pass the winter at Chicago
Ine New Era has the following about their
reception:
"A correspondent of M.;o. r...
Chicago has n,mun;ca,sd sc..a nah s'e." 49, =.
the n,Iblic ouoh, ~ Lno,,, T,'' s, wu'eh
DOS. one source of ,bs Sos,;i;,. wnlsA,
against the csnse of Usnna. IT, v manliesee
lis snpportem tn. Ie,,as i S.,aJ ch;as anu
Nov. inber 3. 1851 o.
Saturday last n;ne,een u,,na..;.
we'd in town. fron, ,hs 80. .sl.., .'s s,
who left New York beiote Cant.;s Ri
! They had found rnnloymen, nm ona os -.
Railroads near here. and gays sn,;rs s.,;" H0
faction: but Sunday he Iose lac, ,rhar ~ ~.
of tie number was r-ad;no M. R;his - ~. ~.
comrades, they were attacked br nm ovs.'
powering lorce-ssid 10 he Ir;sh-..asn,ad
with guns, &c. Their Bale and snn,s af
their clothing wcr. thrown IN the f,. .sd
they themselves driven in,o ~. ,,nods
where tie, passed the night Tb. nav, AZ
they were eulreated bv the eno;nes, ~
leave "
And thew did leave w. saor -.
how much a selfish spirit Of comne,;,;as
how much religious b,potr, s.t op e. ~
unscrupulous priests had 10 do with n;s
outrage, but we know that every man con.
cerned in il ought 10 have been ., oncs Jis.
missed. The engineer did a yeyv near
thing in turning t6r Hunya risns ont oe sw-
ployment, unless, indeed he was c,,,n ne,lsd
10 do it by the Irish laborer and IL ,h.t
were the case, measures sh,,nld he ,,Len to
punish thu m according TO law ''
we are willing TO accommodate il az.
country, all rmigrants from ybrosd bu, M
one class will he tol.,.,ed !, .ai,;SL
tempt ut MONOPOLY. Our sneoss,;on o ,bs, G
religious bigotry NAV tuye had s,,m e,h;no IN
do with the Outrage ON these Hmnosr;,9.ns
receives confirmation from The loIIow;1g
sta ,e ment in another part of the letter.
lie Captain Brickl WIS inst herr md 10
in great distress. as he and his cornnanv
were excommunicatpd Yesterday bv ons of
the German Catholic PRIESTS ri The c;,v
The Priest said tbat thess MN ws,a ~,
hon, s, nor Trustworthy. and 60 on ths char.
acteristic style of pxcornmun;ration - Csn,
Brick is a man that would orna mont ~,
position - .'' ~
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-12-05
The Thirty-second Congress.

Yesterday commenced the Thirty-Second
Congress sixty-fourth session under the
constitution. Many questions of impor-
tance will probably be brought before it and
there will doubtless be some lengthy dis
cussions; yet, it is not likely that we shall
have another such convulsicn of feeling as
that which took place during the last con-
gress. We are led 10 hope, from the result
Of the elections in the north and south, that
the slavery question may not iagain be osita-
led, and that nothing may be done by con-
gress that will be an incentive TO such an
agitation. Still, if smother crisis should ar
rive, and the Union again be excited upon
the slavery question, or upon any other, we
have confidence 20 blie,e that there are
wise Statesmen and pure patriots enough tc
devise further compromises with which tC
lull the storm, and that our constiton would
still survive the shotk.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-12-05
The Phoenix Bank.

This hebride institution, which for some
years past was not only in consumptive
state, but virtually dead, was knocked out oI
existence. yesterday, by the Sheriff Of Ham
l!ton county, who took possession Of its en-.
tire remaining effects, which consisted Of an
IRON safe and vault, but they contained moth.
ing from California or any other anri ferrous
region Of the earth. Also, counter, bul
there were no promises to pay on it, save
what the Sheriff laid down. There was also
coal stove, three chairs. and two spittoon.
boxes, which together, constituted The total
banking capital Of this institution, that the
officer could find. One more Bank gone.-
Alas, poor Phenix. This, like all other
d Banks in this city. will be closed to day for
Thanksgiving Gin. Com.