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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02
DROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE
Co })artn

HENRY \. PATTERSON & CO.,
having associated With them EDGAkC PATTER-
SON late with Van WagAren Tucker. the Hardware
business viii be continued by them as heretoi re a. ile
old ,iand No Il Bower. under.Ae firm If HENRY \.
PATTERSON s. BROTHERS g HDSEoWe
VHE CO-PARTNFRSHIP heretofore
II existing under he firm 81 BALL. TONPKINS &
BLACK s.oved the 9TH Nav last, hy the death
Of r q Tompsins All DEBTS die 70 and from the laie
firm will Re UIDATEDD ~ Of the surviving part
neg Signed HENRY BALL,
WM BLACK.
FBENR MONROE
The BUSINESS Will. BE CONTINUED at the old
stand No "a BROADWAY. south corner # Muuay-st,
under fhc name of BALL. BLACK = co.
HENRY BALL.
WILLIAM BLACK.
EBESEZER MONROE
New YORK. September I. 1851. - I'm
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pAVY-0TTY THROUGH IINEf,r san FRAN
CISCO 20 rHAGpTc i-e~.-FARE REDUCED On
SATURDAY SEPT. 70 - p. N-The s'eaid T. or-
enrta s-car.al9 CEDEaLA 1. ;ne iaf-a,t aai f-g'est
.,,.r,-tnffe --o1f 3faot.u II D Porter. e. ;. y.
Der VII sal on SATU RDAY. Sept y a. prerse
X p U.,b a. Co,.rfren, Mails f,r CfAGRES
Pnss.nre-s leaving The GeIrela all c'n1-ct WIN te
fav,rue United states Maj steamship { ALlFOkNlA 20
SaiI f-cuu Panama on nr about the 1T ~ Oc- pner
For passage arIlv az the oi-e Ns = and > SCUM
g. ~ -; y, III nest-st corner uf arIrus 1uli t>ll
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SUPREME CGURT-Cty and County

SUPREME CcURI-tlty and County
- of Nevs-York Jonathan Little. survivor = Ham
Rvdeuhurgh Trustees. SC against IhoniS Fltch Car
olive Fitch George r. Holmes John y Harris. George 4
Wine JOSIAH JmmerSon. FREDERICK Tyler, aud George
+ Tver-Sammons for relief Com. not SER Ell 10
THOMAS FITCH CAROLINE FITCH FREDERlCk
TYLER and GEORGE +. TYLER You are nereny
summoned and required 10 answer the compliant n ts
ctn which viii be flied M the Office of the Clerk OF the
CI, and County Of New-York, at the City Hal OF sad
cy and t. serve copy Of your answer 90 the sad CONF
plnt on the subscribers M their Office No 50 Fulton
Street New York within twenty DAYS after the service al
this you exclusive Of the ddy 81 such set
and # Won m TO answer the SAID plant within the time
aforesaid the plaintiff tins action VIII apply 10 the 'lrt
for the relief demanded in The com1l Dated New
York Iulv u 1871 WAKFMAN X LArTING.
plaintiff 5 Attorneys
The complaint mentioned IN the above summons was Med
IN the COUNT Clerks Office New York On the 28h DAY
IF Julv 1851 Iy29 aw6wIu'
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hOclOtA. y VI NdibiNahs aug. TO, 1911
SrANros & CO.-NV D,Gr Erords About 90 OF ~,
Col Crittendcn'S command, were taken prisoners
y, sterday-haye not received our sentence yet bdt
no doubt we viii be- shot before sunset. LpPe., ~
ScoDndre has deceived Us there Is no DOUBT but All
those reportS about the CublnS rising were all
tumpcd up IN Orleans Lopez took nearly his
command and deserted us We were attacked by
some SEQ or 200 of the Queens troops the second da'
after We landed. Our own gallant cot Crlttenden
done all that any man could debut We saw We mai
been deceived, and reiTcatcd 20 the scn-shorc with
the intention OF getting on 10 country possible.
Got three boat, aud got Oh With the Intention 81
coastlng until We fell an with Am American vessel,
ard were taken prisoners by the steamboat HaVa-
nero
Explain to nay family that have done nothing but
what was instlgated by tno hlghes' mptyes-thtt !
de with a clear conscience ,nd like a iran with
stout heart | send my watch 20 Won u ~ for little
Benny. nv nephew. Good bye God Of IS you all.
Truly yours, GILMAN \. Cook.
HAyAN, Sa'uri ay, Aug TO- 1851.
Ny DEAR MornEE 1 have but a ic" moments
10 hive FIity OF Us are condemned ~ be shot within
half an hour | DO not value NE but deeply regret
the grief will cause you To hearO my death. Fare
well them my dear mother sisters aud all we may
meet again IN another world. Think OF me Often,
forget The causes have gwen you for guet re'nen-
be only my virtues. Farewell. again dearest moth.
er and believe me to be your diiccuonae son,
j. BRANDT.
Mrs. Maria T. Brandt 'care OHM Mclean co.l
Apu- Orleans
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Sur
L rogaie Of the County of NevYoSk Notice 5 aeTetS
gwen q al persons having Claims AGAINST SAMUEL
HUGHES late ofthe CITY OF New YORK deceased, 10 pre-
sent the same With chers Thereof. = Ben ce%'
- e. a. Iher ofiice No y John ST. he CY - New
York ur before he wentysiEh daT II February mex.
Da ed se-<- YORK the lc,h DAY ~ Angus. 1911
ClARkSON CkOLIIS. ErecrtorS, g. ~ an
WILLIAM }. DAVIS, Hugief a'e'-sso
AUS ia~eMIp
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VIEW WORK SUPREME COURT

II W VIiN FJF|I IL = ~
! Y County Of Richmond Smith I. Weylnt against
George Thomas, EIhu Thomas, James X W.tani
and Emma Weyant-Summons Tor relief TO GEOK!E
n THOMAS JAMES Il WEYANf aud EMMA WEf-
ANT. You are hereby summoned and required - answer
the complaint this action. which was Med IN tho once Il
the Cetk ii the County OF RICHMOND. At Richmond IN
said County on the fourteenth Gay OF August 1901 ana 20
serve COPY of your said compliant on the sun
scrbers at Their Office No. p NaSsaust, IN the Guy ~
New York within twenty days after the service OF thl
summons on exclusive OF the day o such service ana
If Won fail 70 answer the sad compliant within the time
aforesaid the plaintiff this acton VIII apply u NE COnrt
fnr the rel demanded the complaint Dated Angus,
"a 1881 YOUNG RUrHVEN,
anI9 GvTu plaintiffs Attorneys
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EXCURSIONS to kEYPORT and
LFORT HAMILTON.-The new and splendid steam
bost VII SON SNAIL Can't + V AnowsmIth, VIII
leave Chamhersst pier daily Saturdays and Sundays eI
cepted) o'clock AM Returning. leave Newport at Il
O'Clock NJ and Fort Hamilton al + afordng passengers
an opportunity spending the day at Of the most de-
ehtful places IN the world Fort Hamilton or OF enjoying
the refreshing sea-breeZe hv taking tp 10 keypOrt
or SATURDAYS the WILSON SMALL Will leave New
York at3P NJ and leave Keyport Mondays at CLOCK
A NJ aus I'M
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nACIFTC MAIL STEAMSHIP CONE

PANY-Ong hrough Line for CALIFORNIA and
OREGON. wa HAVANA aud CHAGREs fare reduced
o. THURSDAY Sert II ~ p. VI The SPLENDID steam
shjp EMPIRE CITY. 100 tuns burden J Tanner. crn-
mander VII sal on Thu kSDAI. llth Of sept. a. o
CLOCK n precisely from her per - the lot n arren-
a. North River with the Government haIs Tor Chagres
"a Havana connecting with the fvoriie Z $ Hal steam
shr CALIFORNIA 10 leave Panama on or about the Isl
of October Ill,
Cbgos passengers transferred al Havana 20 the splendid
d0rflo-sng1ne steamship FALCON ~
Por rasare OF freight apply the Office Nos = sn5 ~
r1-,-bs- r al III Wesf-st corner Narren-t au29tSl
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NOR THE PILES.-DR. UPHAM'S

4 ElECTUARY IAN internal remedy is certain cure
~ hat Distressing and DANGEROUS compliant The Piles
isiNne Of the most ASTONISHING record pam
lnss,bAe had gratis of the proprietor Once Ne 1870
Bower, where the medicine he obtained Remcm
~ No rs Rowcry doors above >prlngst, aud also at
Ne e chGnbcIs ST.. aud by sirs HAYS, No. 72 Fulton
y. blu0kl,r aulS lmruIaSS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Sur
u rogaie Of the County u Nork-Notlcs - hsIsSf
gwen 20 all persons having claims AGAINST JohN in
NINGS, late OF the City oil Newior deceased 70 pes.h'
the same. With vouchers thereof 10 the subscOy a. .s
on Of lanes Cleand l6O SOuthreet on or before the
I'd iay Of N0yeub.r next Dated NewIOrk. l7th May,
1851 HENRY JENNlNOS' Lhecul"i'
ur2O lanfuTas
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the
Surrogate Of the County II NewIork notice = nsrsnY
even 20 an persons having claims azaInst JOHN FLOh
ENCE. la,e OF the Cliy II New York; dece1seu -
the SAINT with vouchers thereof. g. ne 'u.scIDsI a. s
Office 80 Broadway IN the City Of New forS On ~ Dc
flre tie twentieth day u = ptenDtT ne1t-pdsu Ne~-
mia Iawsn,Tns J0HN FLORENCE. Jr-. Executor.
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Steamships, &r. for europe.

NOR LIN ERPOOL.--United States
L Mail Steamship ATLANTIC, Capt James West 49,
THIS steamer VIII depart with the L MaaS for Europe
pee vey on SATV RDAY Sept -, At 70 o'clock, NJ from
her berth u the foot Of Cansls No berth secured tl
paid for For freight passage having uneQualed accom-
nSdatlons for esegance and comfort. apply 20
EDWARD h COLLINS. No 50 Wall-St
The steamship PACIFIC will succeed the ATLANTIC,
and sail Sept 27. 81
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DOp San FRANcISCO-Posjtively

The Chrner Shrp GOLDEN GATE. Capt TramLn, <
per No r. has three fogr;hs II her cargo engaset
ana ra~idr gong On board ShlnqeT having cnn-r.c-s
nj nIes.e q nd Their goods ~rhout DELAY and nsnd n
iheir tlls Il laln- fo- sienat I.e 20 SUTTON 70
"A Nall-st in5' =
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Leuer, from the Condemned Liberator..


Our markets this morning have exhibited no
change
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SUPREME COURT.-City and County

~ PKEMF IUI II I - IIy dIII VUUTIlF
- IF New York Luther S Bingham against Charles e.
Carter-Summons for money demand on contract.-lo
the above named DEFENDANT-Sr You areherchy sum
mcued TO answer the comp liant inths acton, OF when
COPY Is herewith served and serve copy OF your
answer ON us At Office, Number 81 Fuonstroet New
York within twenty days after the service hereof efcu-
sve of the DAY and If l 10 answer mo
complaint aforesaid the plaintiff VIII take judgment lr
the sum OF hundred fotyone dollars twenty tive cents
with interest from the fifteenth DAY II May, thousand
eight hunded and fifty besides the costs OF It's action
Dated New York. July IN. 1851.
WAKEMAN LAFTING. plaintiff Attorneys
50 Fulton street, New- YORK.
The compliant mentioned n the above mmons was iioi
On the Office ofIhc Clerk OF the cry and Count oI View"
YORK on the 2jth day of August 1851 au2b ia"7NI1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02
ORNATE LYlNG-lN ASYLUM

FtiscnS desrOls II avallmg themselves q thc advaa
~ thS INSTITUTION must apply ior admission 10 JAS
sSANNtpN MD, No $50 Duane park. " IL atord> me
-. Measure a. recommend the above Institution cal
.eo 70 erec much good thinN DIR ksnnedy sSillful
wi hutd 60 MANAGE and Nrange sich establish
~" !aese ST. VALENTINE MOTT. NJ. ID.
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Graucl for the Cast.
Steamships for Southern i)orts

Il splendid steamship VI ARlON Capt All VI Berp VIII
leave per NJ l. North RIVER ~ toCN = NJ, IA SAT-
CkDAN, SEPT
Tor irtig Ai, apply board. vhsre al bills a laGng viii
Nc SgVe ed. and f"r passage. -
81 SpOFFORD. TlLESrON y co. Ne IS South-s,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02

REM0vAL.-The Projectors Demo!
st0r The sale 4 MARSlIS Superior Pam Reheyor re-
s',d 70 NJ. 1874 NlSeTSI., 3d door east OF Bowers,
unreasonable terms aal0 In
Democratic banner., 1851-06-18

WoMES's RIGHrs.-The proceedings Of
the convention in favor of what is called
women's rights, recently assembled in Ak
ron, Ohio, have come 10 hand. The fol-
lowing are the chief resolutions to which all
others were subsiding:
Resolved, Therefore, that the inequali-
tiles which manifestly exist in the privileges
lof the sexes, as bestowed or allowed by in
lstiiutions or customs, demonstrate in then
creation and p~erpetuatiou, the practice OF
criminal injustice, and gross tyranny on the
part of man, and in her unresistlng tolera-
Ition of them, Of responsible submisSivenss
upon the part Of a woman.
Resolved, That as the unjust distinctions
between the sexes which vitiate all known
lciyil aud ecclesiastical institutions, and 81
large a proportion of Legislative statutes
and social ussges have received an appa-
rent conservation in the opinions Of a large
msjority of mankind by their antiquity and
the binding influence of custom, we can re-
lly alone for their correction upon sucl
means as will enIighten public sentiment
and improve public morals; and this we
can only hope to achieve in a gradual man.
ner, though in a constantly increasing ratio
Of progress. Therefore, ,.ss..
Resolved, That we demand the immedi
ate modification, and repeal Of all constitu'
%tional provisions and legislative enactment'
which enjoin or tolerate q difference in the
privileges of the individual in consequence
Eof a difference in sex. 10 .t,5
Democratic banner., 1851-06-18
,BEHDGRITIg BINNRRl
s77HT ~ LOU7sIANK.7I TsT o. TF7
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE ,1s, 1861.

70, II We are requested 70 state that bal a mseti1ee
will be held at the MethodistC Church t0-morro"
syeoing, for ihslprpose Of PrOmdting the cause
gof the Plank Road generally! We are; pleased
10 see our citizens marching up to their duty or
this important subject. Between iye' and ter
: thousand dollars have been subscribed in the last
y few days. There i. a new zeal, and ii should
not be permitted 10 die until the work il. accom-
s3pI.Aed. There should be a general turn out TO-
morrow evening. Let III come. and assist in
] wOEk 'dsstinsd 10 prove so beneficial 70 Louis
1iara and tho surrounding country. ta4 t."l'
Democratic banner., 1851-06-18
We learn chat Major Jane. Jones, oftlii

o' u. We learn chat Major James Jones, oftlii
county; died on Monday, 18th inst, at his resi-
. dence, Of Cholera. His illness, we understand
was was Of, short duration. He was, unwell in The
morning Of The day, but apprehendsd no serious
danger until about noon, when cholera manifest
!, cd isself in is ~nossappalling symptoms. aai
Major Jones was an estimable citizen, and diel
q universally regretted. He has held many pub
lie stations'in this county, was for many years
@ member Of the State Legislature, and discharged
z the various duties entrusted 70 his care will
fidelity. In him, the county has lost a good citi
gen. society an amiable member, the poor a gen
erous friend, the wife an afectionate husband
q and the servant a kind master. t
Democratic banner., 1851-06-18

CAoLERA.-We learn from the officers Of the
Packets, that a number Of casesOf Cholera have
occurred, within he last few days, in Quincy
ana some few cases in Hannibal The disease
is spreading in St. Louis, and fears are enter
tanned thatit may increase to an alarming extent
The weather is cool and wet, being most favora'
bic, as is thought, for the progress of the dis,
= ease. ,-.- ,E: 81; -s., y.r. - .s .s.. r
Democratic banner., 1851-06-18
THE RIVER AND WEATHER,

The weather has been very gloomy and cloudy
for the last 8 or 10 days-giving US frequent Co
pious showers in the meantime, attended will
much lightning aid heavy thunder. On Sab
bath evening last, an extraordinary rain fell, do
ing great damage, to the roads and farms in thu
vicinity. The river has fallen about 20 inches
Il this point, but is again swelling slowly, Occa
Is is supposed, by ths recent heavy rains
Democratic banner., 1851-06-18

Dear isths mom's soft blooniae ksie 9
In budding May; Il 11N I
Sweet in the wild rose scented VIE
The scented hayl
Dear is the early evening atar-I
The lovers guide,
But dearer' STILL end sweetss, far aizaia
( Our own frsside! "a, n5diirb b. isa n
.Ess sf3 aih514isq son n
Dear is the limits lovely sosgs 81
s. That cheers the grose;p qD4e asisa %
Sweet is the breezes that raft along
The'sight OfIove.a =
Dear to the sailors heart j1hs call y'7rI
Of land describe9;' 'spls Hse''i@h' da+d
But ah! more dear, more sseetihan ali,
Our own freside.
Democratic banner., 1851-06-18

Illinois PrOpheteSs.-There is a woman
residing in Hancock county, in this State,
who claims to be inspired, She is a native
Of Vermont, and has lived thirty years near
Cincinnati. II is said she had no education
whatever, but was thaught to read and
write by the spirit Of God, and received at
the same time a command tie prophecy and
write a book for the instruction Of mankind.
Obedient to these heavenly teachings, she
addressed herself to the task thus miracu-
lousy assigned her. For four weeks, she
wrote necessarily, day and night, without
food or sleep, at the end Of (which time tho
holy influence was withdrawR, with the
promise, however, that it would sgain 10
Communicated to her at some future time.
Three years afterwards the promise was
fulfilled, and Mas. Celia Spslding, (such u
her name has recently gone to Cincln-
natl, to superinteDd the publication Of her
work, written under such auspices. IL
is to be of quarto size, and will contain
900 pages. She styles it "a Memoir and
Prophecy, written by the inspiration OF the
Holy Spirit of God, under the character
ofShiloh, or the weary sufferer who is to
bring the true KgM of the hidden gospelto
fallen man." She also "comes under The
light Of the woman, clothed with the sun.
and pointing out the Seven Churches OF
John, Sc, Rev. LIST, I'd, and Sd chapters.
Mrs. Spaulding is how 6fty.fve years
of age,. is well informed on general TOPICS
converses fluently and conEectedly upon
every other subject but that Of prophecy;
When that is mentioned ahs becomes wild
and incOherent.-[Quincy TN. } Journal
Democratic banner., 1851-06-18

AMERICAN NEwsPApERs.-Mr. Poore, oil
the Boston Sentinel, wishing to form a per.
feet collection of American newspapers fol
the City Library ofParis, requests a copy
Of every daily journal published on the 4tt
Of July, 1851, and Of the next published
number of every semi-weekly and weekly
journal, directed to the American Sentinel,
Boston, Mass. t.# . E" ess- ~
Democratic banner., 1851-06-18

ASSESSMENT TAX ON NEGOTIABLE NorEs.-
The City Council of St. Louis passed the fol-
resolutions on the subject Of taxing notes
and ponds. Il will be seen they have determin.
ed that a ejust construction Of the law does mol
the taxing of bills receivable, where
the same have been taken for goods, wares and
merchandise. on which a license has already
been paid" We presume, however, that the
Council intended only to include such bills as
had been taken for goods, upon which a license
had been paid within the twelve months proceed.
ing: .;atIae.f. .f
"Whereas, The Assessor has made return to
the City Auditor, Of the amount Of cash on hand
and bills receivable in the hands of the mer.
on the first day Of February, 1851: and
whereas, a just construction Of The law laying q
tax on merchants does not contemplate the tax.
ling Of bills receivable, where the same have
been taken for goods, wares and merchandise, OIL
which a license has already been paid; therefore
Resolved, BY the city council Of the city oil
|St. Louis, That the Auditor and the President Of
THE Board of Assessors be, and they are hereby
authorized and instructed TO strike out. Of the as
Isessment lists such amounts Of money and bill.
receivable, as have been taken for goods, ware,
and merchandise, on which license has already
lbeen paid"
Democratic banner., 1851-06-18

B-A week or two since a negro fellow
in Grundycounty, the property of the wild
ow John Bennett, committed suicide by
blowing off the top Of his head with q gun.
His master had recently died in California,
and he feared that he would be sold put oil
the family. Such is the cause assigned fol
the fatal act.--[ Brunswbeker,
Democratic banner., 1851-06-18

nR-A few, months ago the, Wing press had
. much to say about the bargain and intrigue in
Q The Legislature of Massachusetts,, between the
nsDenocrats and FreesoiIers, which resulted in
p rthe election of Sumner to the u. S. Senate
notwithstanding numerous instances Of the same
character stood upon record against them, such
as the election of Wade from Ohio, jet they could
overlook them, and herald abroad the corruption
,ip Massachusetts, alone. It was well known too
that the national Democracy IF that State oppO.
4 sed The election of Sumner and used every exer.
ation 10 procure his defeat, If by SO doing they
{ could elect a sound and reliable man.
3ai The contest Tor Senator before the Legislature
of Connecticut now presents a good opportuni.
ty't to our Wing friends for the exercise Of theil
patriotism. + The Democratic party have nOmina'
ted Mr.. Seymour, q gentleman of acknowledge
,'a abilities, who is in favor Of sustaining the Com
I ipromise measures Of the last Congress, and op
v.pssedtoalE the 'higher law" heresies Of thu
.naboltiou' party of the North; ~andagainst him tn
Wings are running Baldwin, an acknowledge
i1fressoiisF, whose votes and acts during his lat
otsrn Of Senatorial service proving him as such
's.affs staring them IN the face. Instead Of speak
ing out, Is ! proper sense Of duty would require
they console themselves. that it is impossible t
elects Democrat. Such encouragement to thss'
= fanatics eoms too from the heart of slageholdinl
,stSAtesd The St. Louis Republican uses the fol
-zaOvingi language in refsrence to the matter: 4
-gGleaulo n.s,Ia~ 49,, o.. ,av2 - nth.
~s9sConnecticut Legislature, fwhers the las
iiHailpt Of United Ststes Senator, on Wednes,
y dlyy, food Seymour, Democrat, LOG, Bald
Win, Ffes-soil Wing, 90, scattering So, Z
dozen, or fifteen Wings refused to vote fol-
On Abolition Or Free-soif candidate. They
icEnnotb be influenced to vote for aldwin,a ni
the Wings now talk Of smother candidate
James Dixon, who received eleven votes, j,
4 named, also Judge stOrrs, whose opinions
,eor Eses.sOil are not known. The Wing
eahavs the Senate, apd the Democrats can
nanot electi asy pne.-aag aTsaa ,b7EiIo5F ~
Democratic banner., 1851-06-18
The New DRrss.-The Eastern papers al


|! The New DREss.-The Eastern papers are
now engaged discussing the propriety, cOnve-
.niencs, &C., Of the new dress about being adopt
ed by the ladies'. 1t consists Of a short skirt
and trowsers after the Turkish costume. The
lsdies who have tried it seem to be wonderfully
charmed, and recommend it with zeal, as a means
Of promoting both comfort and health. It has
made its appearance in Wisconsin, as we find
from the following. We hope it may soon reach
here: 70 &
/ TOILET A LA TURx.-The first example ofths
short skirt and Turkish Trousers has made its
appearance in East Water-st. this afternoon
The dress 10 of green silk, and the trowsers Of
white linen, full and gathered into a band at the
ankle, with a short ruff. The appearance 10 OK.
elegant and graceful. The young lady,
who has the courage thus to face the Mede.and.
law Of ng-established custom, and dis
card an awkward and useless style Of dress for
one both becoming and commodious, deserves the
highest praise. We trust that a host Of others
will follow her example, and leave street-sweep-
ing to ito Legitimate ACKNOWLEDGMENT Wis
consin. IS a5is Il 1#E II 5 $50 ..ta'
Democratic banner., 1851-06-18

TThs Glasgow stage, on Friday last in
attempting to cross Otter creek, a few miles
this side of Paris, when about midway the
stream, was upset by the force of the cur
rent. There were nine passengers in the
|stage-one lady-none Of whom were Sc
riously injured, though several narrowly es-
capped Observation-Disclosures Courier.
Democratic banner., 1851-06-18
Californians.

- Gen. Calls, John Fullerton, Jackson Smith
and Perry A. Curry, of this county, reached Thu
place on their way home on the 18th inst. The,
left San, Francisco about, the LIST of May. W.
are glad to hear that they are all in good health
1 General Calls, We understand, was quite sicl
on the route, but has now recovered.