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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09
mo CAPITALISTS and BUSINESS

II MEN-A Philadelphia Stand for SALE-the vel
known PICKING and PRESERVING ESTABLISH
MENT Of Thos b Smith Co.. embracing two large stores
on Front and factory the rear with an the heces
sary fixtures Also, large and well selected Sock 81 A.
cles on hand adapted city and country trade ana fo
export The SAID Establishment offered for sale TO close
up the estate consequence Of the death OF Thomas r.
Smith Apply the premises, at l32 South Front street
Philadelphia. JeJ Z"h W u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09
PROPERTY lor
EARM for SALE.-The subscriber offers

NLSALE-No. "a. near Sc,cn',en'h-,t-,he center oi
business Thrccstory uouSc-lo, q feet by lOO Inquire
on The prcful>c> Nh Sf.ll> lc9 lW*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09
COUNTRY PROPERTY.-For SALE,

~ four-ac LOT adyan'asenusll situated m the VII
lagc OF ROT GHk EEPSii about mile from the land
mr. and the pHhc arN IN elevated ground, ani al
for,lrg tine view of thC surrounding beautiful country.
There are on NE premises thousand nrljuctpc
Ert Trees oi he Nauou, and best kinds and neVor-iu
ng stream ot water Apply foI HOPPER, Counsellor 40
vTch \ je9aNiWSF'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09
Observation-Disclosures
a. CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLSTERY,

II
w sHOUSE and Ship-Furnshn, Warerooms, 80
Granist New York, where WI bc found c9nfe- IS
sIrtrent II the following articles Feathers hair, moss
and husk also beds. mattresses palsses and cnsaons
also beseads ~ every description VIZ patent screw f'h
i0nt lock 0nt iron screw cottage and rnde cots, Sc
also srienii Of paper hanging. borders. SC M
would cali particular att anton % his now style III f
and sJTug mattresses. y Bod beds aud mattresses
renovated and made over equal - new. ~
" CRAWBUCk. SO GTa4l-st second door
jee In east Of ESSe1-St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09

The public have not been informed for what purpose the
IS per cent is 90 hc used The MEETINGS OF the combination
held quarterly. oener, the nature Of the case
may De- Tie amount expended for certain purposes dur
90 Jel JtAlN&F
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09
|op sATF-Tbe FARM of the late

Moses CLARK deceasei containing l0 acres sitae IN
the town OF East Chester about mules troh ths o
- ne .t of the Harlem Railroad II ~ DO lhle No1l
erIv ~ he yoad LEADING from East Chester 20 ~ r.
cbee and Easterly ~ tho Elsiery road Of last C1e-
~ ~ ~ roafs Z h. g0 rods On tue farm Is s't hau
sln f0.a a ar-c farn and extensive sheds, NH n'l>o
csrare b,se and aecsss y ont buildings al in s'oI e,
dr Also yoOd tenant house Inc farm = IN ! r-s
-. q ,r+r-ver,ent Terms easy Inquire d "a VI CrL
n ARK Iis FlizaDeth-s, New York ALPhEt 81 LAhN'
On me Iie'D4so'' g" ~ JOHN SOULICE,
lie erecutsr If Most CLARK, deceased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09
ATLANTIC DOCK MILLS.-Indian

a In y 1 " lJO'A vi LILO llltAAlll
~ Com Flour and INDIAN Corn Fanna dried ind mlnn-
featured BY Sahords Patent Processes he Obtained
of respectable Grocers generally t4s Cry and brJpa D.
INDIAN Corn lou' = dcssusl ior making breai Pli-
Ding and Cakes and for mixing with Wheat RE or blcs
wheat Jour and VIII be- found lllt HerlE ar-
ac.s Il pat double papefod packages VI los aud
III boxes % oue G1Zcn each
Indian Corn Farna,' an entirely new snt most DELI
clous article or making PudIngs, Mlsh &c WILL prove
I'll atulIstS substitute t1r Rice >amp and holmolF Is
an article t.r tAe composition u PIdnss tl3 Parma has
100 gYal IL put up To- papers "a beautiful style, AID
boxes of dozen cach a. The extremely o" prlca "
O.! cents per sinrIe rAcAase.
The above MANUFACTURES ~ Indian Corn re~ulir,y
adapted % the OF the Invalid, and experience has de-
morslrntcd Chat DysrElIIe, .arase ~ -s knI Il
dot with upurfv o. the eF r~i'u ol an0 every orl-r
form of 1od Is da will improve the se,f0n.
rect the bowels and give tone d energy o. the whole
frame.
these articles a1e sold a. wholesale by Nsssrs Allen
Wh-tescy. 81 South-st, ). 81 H0t sons q. W ash
t0n-st all Il A e. Benson. 81 Suutl-st a. tas MI
Consumes Obtain ~ tte G-., IS a pamphlet of l5
pages entitled. Remarks On Indian Com ls Fr-s--r4-
t.I and 81 lr.ac-lre vl Recipes l'r o,r. 90 hog
win rcsfll0f .r.s q t4e B. CHEST res. 'l1.--..
Orders addressed 90 F. BRONSON. Agent, Atlantic
Docs Nils Gem. any. N1s H. l.. ~ aat 81 b lr o,
fro1s. ga, N.w-lCIk, VII receive prompt '--l.l tlt
ts -tCA t-uti ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09
NRIIG STORE for SALE.-The snb-
GOODS. STRAW

u ~ " l1.--') M " ~ DCD'~' - - "
GOODS-for gents young gents Youths and infants
CONSISTING If Panama braid Leghom and pam-lelf filts
also new style braid hats for gents gents and boys
with a new STYLE boys and infants STRAW caps Also various
patterns gents and Young gents moesNn silk. bacA pearl
white colored beaver hats, at MONARCH Es, 2G BO"ey
utvll III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09
c,rrWART,S Plantarenet Gnard RA-
T,rRTLAR WATER FILTER.-The

rroDr.etors havn- recently made an improve men. N
their ular Filter challenge the World 90 produce IS
, for srnBrtv and ueft-ciion Tho llers can Pc thor
ouehy cesusel ia minute are aiiel u any etI o.
Mis- ad 7c-es ta " IL filter from 1000 20 500 gl-
Ions Ter hour Depot 4l2i Broadway, neIt New Haven
- n - 80 I1TNfNTu. " LATINO 4 co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09

Holm D'HOMERGUF. Rcctiicr and

- Dis1iiler HONEST JOHN, after having passed
through the ordeal 81 fire mp snd ready to supply
his custom AMI the liquor trade generally. with TIE 81
n Pure Suints imported BrAndes. GIN and Wine Call,
v0u 10 want + superior article - As 81 place. lil W 81
Seveaieeuth-st near SCyeIth-aVcnue mJ-5 JIa'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09
no WATCH DEALERS End OTH-

THNO WATCH DEALERS and 9TH
Il ERS-Those who wish To purchase Watches, Je"elry
aud Silver Ware, either 40 wholesale retail, viii nni
greatly their advantage 70 call the subscriber Who
constantly receiving all descriptions ot Gold and SILVER
Watches from the manufacturers ma England, rance and
Switzerland which he selling al Wholesale and RETAIL at
the very lowest prices.
Splendid Gold ChrouometerS and DID'eN Watches.
Fine Gold and Silver English fa.eut Lover Watches, by
Cooper. Tobias Beesley and others
Gold and silver Detached Lever and Lepue NdttAes.
Gold Guard. Fob and Vest Chains.
Chltelalue Chains for ladies'.
Pure Gold Wedding Rings
God Guard KEYS. Fob Keys and Seals.
Gold and Silver Pencils ana Gold Rings
Ladies Bracelets, Gold Lockets Cold and SILVER lhiA-
bes
Chains for Watches. Gold and Silver Snec,acies
Sterling silver Spoons. Cups Forks, 81.
Gold Watches as low as so to - each.
Watchts and Jewelry exchanged.
An walchos warranted keep good tnne, ~ the money
returned.
Watches Clocks sad Tovery repaired IN the best matt
ner and warranted 40 much less than the usual PRICE
GEO {. ALLEN. Importer of Watches ani Je~er,
Wholesale and Retail n Wau-si. coz Newest, "a corner
from Broadway, up stairs, formerly 81 Wall-sl IA u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09
DATENT ZINC PAINTS. as Manufac-

EDATENT ZINC PAINTS. as Manutac-
n tured by the New-JorSey Exploring aad Mining Com
pany. for sale by the quantity only
WHITE ZlNc PMNTS-Ihe No quality ground IN eiher
oil of turpeniIne, VirnSh, lwhlch gives me
beautiful porcelain finish much adTlredl Is winter than
thu nureSt White lead, free from ali foreign impurities,
destitute Of the unpleasant sRe and poisonous proper
ICES OF lead paints
The Nos and Qualities are IN all respects like the No
except theS are not quite white they come at lower
prices aud are we'll adapted 10 outside WORK.
The drv hte OXIDE OF ZINC mixed with water and little
size makes brilliant and lasting wiue coating for walls
and ceilings.
suitable dryer prepared for the past. and It Is IN all
other respects used Ike white lead, except that should
not be quite ST much thlnned down with OIL.
DARK BRCwS AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS These are fur
nshed low price, and undoubtedly the cheapest anu
best pants ~ he market they Invaluable Tor TN roofs
and iron surfaces OF al kinds being perfect protection
acast oxidation: upon wooden surfaces they also val
liable protection against tre.
These Z,nc Paints having pure metallic base, are var
raniod NOT yellow. and will retain nor original bri-
haucy much longer than white lead any of the earthly
Rents
The attention If dealers requested by the Comsanys
gene raj agents.
ni2l ON = l. JONES y %, % bcAVet-s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09
VNO LET-A EASEMENT, first and
INNN / ET-Thn STORE and RAS -

fourth stories about rs by 90 feet EACH well lighted
on three sides with eleven large windows suitable Tor
manufacturing purposes. with without steam power -
InquHe on the premises, AZ Ann-st. M I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09
,VO LET on BROOKLYN Nights.
rV,O LET for a WORKSHOP or OF

n FICE-A large and very desirable ROOM, embracing
the floor Of brick building IN the vicinity OF Nassau
and Ann SIS suitable for any mechanical business FOR
further particulars inquire of GEO. II BELL.
uv23 II 1853 NaSSau-St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09
hi - heantifnl BIILD-

u I u DII-lNLII.--. II 111'|
hING SITE Is offered for SALE by the subscrDeI con-
tanning about 20 acres The lot extends from the milton
Road to the East RIVER Rye Beach having an efe'Fe
view Of the Sound ANY person the city wishing I'd see
the place can take the NewHaven cars and stop az rye
and return 70 the city three or four hours -.r
UNDERHILL HALSIED,
lei 81 Rye. Nestchester 20, y. !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
The Weather and the Crops.

Our reports from the various agricultural districts
OF England and Scotland are all of the same iayora-
bic tendency as those published during the last Ave
or SIX weeks. The weather here has become cool,
least for the time of the year. and there nave oeen
few light showers of ram, AT long intervals, with
occasional ShlitngS of the wnI, indicative OF an ap-
preaching change. The WhcaiS upon cold I'M
drained lands. Barley and Oats Sown during the un-
favorable wet weather of the Spring. and the early
treol Grasses had suffered too much for the recent
rams 20 bC OF service 10 them but al othcI crops OF
grain pulse, grasses. and tumpS benefited largely
and the present prospect OF the landarmer Is As tar
a. the season affects him, a cheering one. seldom
has condition liberal manunng told 10 betterehe't
than II does this season.
The weather has been most propltlous for the
blosSomngs OF the wheatS and for hay-maAng a
finer season could not have been most OF the latter
crops are secured IN good condition. and many Of the
cloveTS are now IN course OF harvesting, since the
late thunder-storrn there mas been marked change
IN the temperature of the weather. the intense heat
which previously prevailed having completely sub
sided the rest of the week comparatively cold,
with occasional showers of ram. II IS reportei from
all quarters that the crops have Oeen greatly Dthe-
fitted bv this transition and there Is scarcely single
complaint of the cereal crops
The IRISH agricultural reports give III ost cheering
accounts Of the crops, including potatoes, ana MAKE
no reference whatever to the temperance OF pllght
IN any form. Even IN the County of Kerry, from
whence there were reports of the temperance OF
the blight at the commencement OF the past month
the potato is all that could he desired. The Trqee
Chronicle says the potato crop IN particular every
where bears promise OF an abundant ana hedthy
crop For the first time for the last five years the
potato feds are crowned with blossoms, which Is
hailed ms an omen Of good, which the fine specimens
of potatoes sold daily our market AMI IN that OF
LiStoWel go 10 cOntlm.'
The Cork Reporter Of Saturday evening contains
the following. " Altogether the country presents
most delightful and vIyliymg appearance, the &C
counts from all quarters Of which come most salts
factory Reports of the potato disease, both here
and in England | regret 10 say, increase. stalks
have been sent IN from various districts, which, on
examination by competent Judges, leave little doubt
as to It's existence but the general opinion appears
TO be that II Will be much partial and less yru-
lent than in any preceding year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
Gold Excitementi la Maine.
From Mann's Miscellany.

Ii is due To the public that correct lnfor-
nation respecting the gold deposits in CarDey's
Brook and other locations on the kennebec waters,
should be gwen By some one candldly, and ia man
ner diyested By spleen or capnce. That there - a
deposit Canada not far from The hight land" IS
100 well authenticated 10 admit Of reasonable
doubt though not trgmp'ted 10 the world, but only
flying on the wings Of crazy rumor The Govern
nent Of Canada have an establishment employing
some forty OK Fly men with remuneratye success
others under permits have done fair misunderstanding
many have made engagements only 90 be abandoned,
and most oil the hungry Yankees are returning
home. Now, If there y gold there, and from vol
canic action, Why should Y excite decided an op-
position 10 hear that the mountainous regions any
bOsOms. One gentleman states that, for curiosity,
he made an excursion from just above Carneys, but
Oh the same brook, and spent two days, where ne
found what he hal TO doubt was gold m thin scales.
Another states that he took particles from TIE seams
Of the ledge IS inches below the surface, where no
human hand could have cropped them. These are
only specimens OF reports that side Others again
INSIST that the gold IS dropped by Interested persons,
. and they have been seen TO Glop Y.
FROM all reports am fully IN the belief that theie
are god deposits IN Canada ABOUT Carneys DTooA,
and many other places on the shores of the rlseI ~,
HAT. excepting Canada, none have been founo' a'.
VIII not be While people only fit about and renos
few stones AID Little gravel and because goa IN IN
not start oul N quantities. 10 make ihein ~ nro.
and rua Where gold is found al all u anoi Segel-
bshilty that there may be deposits hcre 5 ;,,fa.
! oped which VIII be worth working oaI "a ns6,rs
ment and patient industry must De e',.nce the ex-
/ we shall get quantity suthcieni 70 'N'''
some miners are living through tins fes o., much
! 81 = . 49, 10 me excitement DuI o. at
reliance shoud not be repre- -
! little lon er"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25

In the streets of Milan a murder has been commit
ted IN open day. The victim OF the aSSaSSln's knife
was medical man III Austrian employ The event
has caused much CONSERVATION, and IS viewed as a
political demonstration. Nothing = known rs vet as
TO the author of the deed
The Tuscan Monitor OF the 9th publishes decree
auihOTlSlng the Treasury 10 contract loan of twelve
millions OF francs with the house OF Bistogl sons
OF Leehon. THIS loan to be guaranteed 0y he iron
mines Of the Island OF Elha.
Letters from Rome of the oath ult. IN the Rlsorgi
Wenf0 of Turin, state that some excitement was
caused on the 18th by sentinel NJ OF the prisons
firing upon prisoner and killing hun or the spot for
having spoken from his window TO some persons IN
The street.
The Progresso OF the 5;h inst, announces that the
military commander of Lodi had been stabbed with a
poniard.
\ letter from Venice. published by the Genso Ga
Scftc of the ih inst states that fifteen respectable IN
habitan,s OF TreyiSo had been arrested anl thrown
INTO prison Among them were several cergymen
and physicians, merchant AMI two ladies They
were appears accused Of having subscribed 10 the
MaEzinI loan
We read IN the Milan Gazette, under date OF Rome,
goth nit. that man. armed with stilctto, was
found concealed the day before in the house OF Col
Nardom, with the Intention no doubt, OF attempting
MS ASSASSINATION
The new Bank OF the Pontlhcal STATES commenced
It's operations on the LIST OF july
Letters from Rome. of July ,, state that the aS>aS
sin of Marco EyangellSilS reported 20 have been ar
rested In several OF the Provinces there have been
affixed on the walls Of the towns notices threatening
the Austrian officers with death If they mHlct the
punishment of the baton on political dellnquenls.-
Preparations are beng made AT kieu for t!e ar
rival of 5000 Ausrians. The French army IS to be
raised to llC00 men. That part of the Qlrmal for
merry inhabited by the SWISS has been allotted TO
them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
CIRCASSIA.

CoSsTAsrfNoPLE June l9.-Conespondence from
CIrcassa Will for a time cease 10 be mere discus
sion The period Of action is arrived. The recent
success of the Crcassian has already secured serious
results You have already been Informed OF the cyac-
nation of all the forts between Iehemer ana the
Koupan The guns. noriars and ammunition having
bee n taken out the castles were blown up. The tori
of Haldar was subsequently attacked BY the Nap
Mohamed Emir. The affair was short, the noun
taneers penetrated into the fort, and the whole gr-
rison 1900 in number, lald down thelr arms
and surrendered themselves prsoneIs Inc
Russian general was four hours beyond 1ehemer,
watched by Sheikh Ibrahlm, Gergll Chlel
who was posted with his mountalncers WITHIN Pistoi
shot ready to engage him the moment ne shouid
sir Daily applications were made 10 Trflis by the
Commandments hlefforreinto rcements andt NO req
ments Of Cossacks were on their way TO lonthe Rus
san Army. The Governor Of souhOum hale was also
dangerously situated he he'd Demanded succof, ana,
bv la.t accounts from SayastOpo, troops were being
embarked on board Of h0ta of steamers "lch y
tins tine must have reaceed their destination. ~
eral sailing vessels had been taken mp az oues " io
low as soon - possible with stores ana dbulIl',P
This prOmptIlude - an earnest declaration on tle
mart OF Russia that things are wrong IN lhose guai
iers. and even have heard II declared on BOou aI'
ilor,tv hat vigorous measures must be pbIsueA III
o,d.r In rescue Gen CerebnanOf frOm his danger
o,s rositlon The Nab had excited several Ulpea,
on SINCE submitted 70 Russia, 20 rase the st' hl.iu
~ gevolt and the war-cry was echOlne from mount
and vale throughout the whole Of Cncassla. eau
ron Won against placing any reliance on the a. cunts
rrared for publication for the Journal ~ - TsisiS
4 rab Tie aJo.e details are sOmeN Aat ohci+ dl'
erhcu-h | admit as usual n such cases, they are
rs,aer exacgegaied, still they can De feiei upon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
CAPE oF GOOD HOPE.

r,tc steamer po>nhoris has brought intelligence
f,oIa me Isre 20 the 3st u May. sI H. sm.lA "as
=. Etrg Williams Town. where ne ha1 renamed
during he preceding month, occupied N se..ns ou'
ose =, farrass.ng he hostile ksffrs, driving them
hon fbeIr slOngEo.es, cesiToyl1g their Haals, and
csrfrrsrg their cattle Reinforcement were ar
ryirg md It expected that IN very Snort tilne
re Frcelfency would maze decided movement
several slirmishes bad taken place. which IN most
,ses nrgyed disastrous to the hafrs "lth Ile loss
~ - - r. iC.yeen hing Williams Town and Ora
tsm Town containing some important dispatches
r., Sr " smith had twice been captured by the
e,euy. Considerable excitement was ie!i al ape
c,.r' rron he receiyt Of an order from Earl Grey
q. - i,eu,oyal OF tie seat Of Government 10 the
frrnt-sr. Tic Governor Was about to leave, ana
volis commence active preparatl. rs as 500: az ne
recelved re.nfoYc erents The Iiih regiment hIgn'
lander al been coT1laly received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
TURK Ely

Several conyoca,ions of the ministers have assem-
bled at The Sublime Porte Tor the purpose OF taxing
into consideration the refugee affair Finally 1t has
been decided that the few remaining refugee. mere
should be expelled from the country. Their number
Is about 700 Yesterday they were invited TO the Pc,
lice Office and offered free passage 10 the United
states, with IS allowance money. TINS measure has
been much condemned. being attributed to the meta
nous influence of Russia.
kossuth and his party have received authorization
to prepare to cult their uncomfortable quarters AT
Kueyhla by the lst of September 4 Government
steamer VIII convey them As far a Malta where
they will be handed over to the Brush authorities:
Their detention will have exceeded two years, ana
during the whole Of that long term they have been
literally provided for by the Turkish Government.
Accounts from COnstantlnope, TO the 2lth uN.'
state tina. Cartel village on the Asiatlc shore, OPP
posite to Princes Islands had been completely de-
stroV cd hv FIRE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
State of Trade in France.

The various commercial accounts received during
the last week are. generally speaking. favorable.
The Shopkeepers Of Paris continue to reap ; rich
harvest from the numerous foreigners who crow I
the streets and the manufacturers are ouslly en-
gagged IN preparing articles OF Injury The last ac-
count published by the Governor az the Bank OF
france shows an improvements the increase o: bank
discounts and the GIminuton'of the bullion n rs
Golfers The accounts from the departments are
equally satisfactory The manufacturers of Ly
onS and -. EuenRe, who have been - long
depressed. have ceased 10 complain They have
received. important orders from London. aui are BE-
ginning 10 give employment to many hancS ~ long
unocCupled. The FIRST result has been a IN the
prce OF raw silk, of which It Is feared the crop ie
hclent IN quantity The nbbon weayers Of -,
Etlenne have not been actively employed far some
months back al present. II Is remarked that coa-
hcence = becoming established and fears of a com
meTcia crisis Is diminished The news from the az
rcultual districts Is contradictory. IL Is now. how
ever aScoriaiDod that the disease which had aa
TIE growing wheat Is not 80 general A. was feare
The farmers IN the northern departments are Satldei
and they anticipate good harvest;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
AUSTRIA.

Accounts from Comom state that violent shocks
of an earthquake were felt there on the lst The
shocks were accompanied by violent Chaps OF thun-
der The clocks in all the church towers struck ,
scarcely single house remains unnJured. nnner-
Gus chimneys tell IN, and the furniture and utensils
In the rooms were ovcrthrown and broken. Many
accidents had occurred, but, proyidentaly not any
Of a fatal nature are yet known. The inhabitants,
who were compelled TO flee from their houses, are
nearly all encamped in the open fields.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25

10000 spectators Crosses Of the Legion OF Honor
were Afterwards distributed.
AZ a. the President attended grand banquet IN
the courtyard of the Hotel de Vile. There has
health was proposed, and he replied IN patriotic
speech IN which he spoke OF the miraculous
encouraging 10 reflect how. the mld>, o. extreme
danger Providence often makes OF some single De-
ing AT lnstrumeu, for the salvation Of all" The
reception Of the President Is described enthuSl-
as;ic. and he Is said 10 have been greeted with many
cries of yfrs rEngcrsEr'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
ADDITIONAL NEWSFROM EUROPE
BY THE AMERICA

AT late hour last night we received by
express from Boston a copy of IIizm,r & Sniih's
E1opeaH Timss, from which we CLEAN some fur.
ther items Of intelligence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25

Letters on tie 18th ut, from lLeois"I1 s'ac .iias
- b.s heen received from Per~a, announcing
nj Nas-edra shan had left Teheran some weeks
80 for Ispahan with a numerous suite ana army
OF 66.rCO men. Tie object OF tbs eHpe'hloh was
q. Hpg