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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
OBSTRUCTION in the SPANISH and

ITALIAN LANGUAGES Mr. DE CORDOVA will
re,uue his Ey.nng Glasses for the Winter season ON
MONDAY. 18th INST Ladies and gentlemen desrous Of
avang theso of lis successful method Of telchins
che above languages requested 10 apply 10y letter 10
avoid drapponment At No 81 East 2Jd It. Mr. DEC.
Will call as early possible persons applying 10 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

Y Prof f. A. JOHNSON, Rectsr. The first quarter
OF the Academic year begins the Sth of Sepember Iss
ror and senior branches OF the English department. ara
me Classical and Mathematical department. oief com
pse course studies intended TO prepare pupils LOT me
rorptng- room or the University Circulars may oe OBJ
tt,ne al the University. Washington square ana Al the
fo,, torres Of CHARIESs FRANCIS, N0.2o! broadnay;
sOF LOCKWOOD q son, broadway, and sAMUkL
PAyNoR 70 Bovery GEORGE 8 PARKER
snpo 9na Principal
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SCHOOL for BOYS. at

StA hDl-NiI s'tllOOlI lDI l)O >, dL
> Greenwich. Conn., b NICHOLS Principal.
Terms $50 wear Circulars cJDtang p4Ttlculfs. may
te C5ralLCd a. the Bookstore II ". H. Newman Co.
~ lsS BToada Vi the Principal by directing 10 STAN
flIl. Conn % ns
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NOCAL MUSIC LESSONS.-Mr. C..

l.. BARNES would respectfully acfuaInt MS friends
ard the puuc that he vail commence element airy class
fTfhs instruction 4 ladies and geneme vocal Muse
FRIDAY ~ ENlNo, oct 40, IA me Lecture Room II
lyLsf ChgTch between he TN and ih-ass u iIs
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mo CAPITALISTS.-Any person hav-

Ing few thousand dollars a command can purchase
,nt.es, IN valuable Mechancal Invention secured ~
psieu. and lthout competition Partcuars may De oD
Jared y, addressing note to - FRANKLIN Inn.ne
Office o' ~
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CRENCH LANGUAGE.-Prof J. p.
observation-disclosures r. RUS

L'LOCU llDN y RA NUS /. RUS
SELL. Elocutonist, respectfully announces that he
has uMed the Instruction Of Classes and Private Pupils
Rooms No 800 Broadway Ia censequeH Of the dls
appointment Of several applicants for instruction, last
~ Mr X vail be assisted hereafter by hr W BAlLY
pished ElocutOnst Readings from ShAkspefe aad
the Poets. 20 circles At private residences. heretofore
Terms for pryae Instruction. ten lessons SD Itrucos
In class. s. s13 3vs
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.ES'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC, No.

! sqS Broadwsy ga door for Vocal and Instrumental
ls,rucuon-ln classes and private lessons, day and eve
ing 4 class of iadss aud gentlemen On Monday aud
Fu1av evenings At o'cock 70 LET, large Room snr-
"a. 80 I cf9,.s Nc olOits
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u AIDES SCHOOL.-RED HOOK,

z ADIES' SCHOOL.-RED HODk,
! 4 on the NORTH RIVFR-MRs. WI JONES re-
ce,yes her family twenty pupils whom she thoroughly
nstructs all the branches sound education requires,
and also in those accomplishments and that personal
riase which tit them for INTO society. Music
French and Drawing taught by members 81 her iaP
who are ladies' smnently qualified Ia their respective pro-
LESSONS and teach with all that Socude for the prom
cheney their pupils the paramount Importance OF these
accOmp shmeus demands She has three vacancies O TIL
and desiring interview call on her at No
West Washington place I'LL studies are resumed on st
November Her $50 without any extra
charge Reference. NAV be made the parents Of Of
her oresept OF former pupils OF 6tSthen3trurh&S'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10

CONWAY, No. Ii3 FultOn-st., near
- Broadway, has splendid stock Of Dress, Frock.
Sack. Office: O7ercoas, and all other kinds Of Goats,
Vests and Pants. from the very finest tn the lowest
priced To measure, splendid assortment Of the Iers
best French, English and American Cloths; Bea-
vers CaSsmeres. D0eshius and NeStlnes embracing
everything IA hionabe desirable and durable, every
instance rt rate III guaranteed 10 cent less than
any house IN THIS CITY, for cash. Remember CONWAY.
NJ li3 Fulton-st near Broadway 81 }mlIWSF'
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DTCH FURNTTURE-JULIUS DES-

Clt II MI 1 NJ L Ii 4 = D--'0-
SOIR respectfully informs MS customers and tile
M. sereTaly hat lie las removed Al. CABINET Nare-
ROOMS q No js3 Brotway next door - the chinese S1-
seru Re has hand large and beautiful assolt-
ue.; u - OF the ucnest description, q VIII. Re
invites a.tenf0l Re = zlsO prepared o. furnish ~ Df1sf
ne va10us STYLES u choice Furniture rsessco ts
c. lic Antique ElzabethaI french anu otler designs.
ard winch he VIII warrant q ne ve-y oss; mae mas,
yo~swauship and russh. "a Ina
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DOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS, at

, New Canaan, Conn, DAVID ROCKWELL.
Prncrqa ard Proprietor assisted by hs son THIS one
of the oldest Boarding Schools the State. Is situated
IN New Canaan. Fairfield Co. Conn two hours from New
YORK by the Ne-York and New Haven Railroad @ Da
ren from Daren 10 New Canaan one hour by stage
The buildings ample IN their accommodations ana
combine all those arrangements desirable tor the comfort
convenience and health of the pupils.
The Winter term commences on the Isl of November.
Address D. 5. ROCKWELL, No Ma. Z93 Pearl 81. New
York where also circulars may be obtained 90 IN
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WATER POWER for SALE.-A val

w oahle MILL ShAi WITHIN one h@nrs r,ie ~ New
Ycfk With Rrck FACTORY Buildings, Water Wheels - .
a, cn nsfe tai nfe Nrisr stss..' 80 ~rH
house. SC Address EARL = SARrNULD,sf~. So
Gree. " Ich >, - -
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-AMES G. M0FFET, Ga. Filter, and

~ Nanuiacture r Of
GAS CHANDLERS. PENDANTS. BRACKETS &c
No 10 auc y. PlIces 81. t1l h.cs IL BroaiNsv
legs 10 call he attention OK those about fitting Their
houses With Gas o. cali and examine hs stock Il o. Is
FIXTURES before purchasing else9 mere n. STOCK COM
p.e> large Of m latest styl- aud patterns
snl warranted equal quality sni cuns.derh. lower
--lces talu any otsr establishment re United Sa.es
>'nrles az . seen AZ N iutn-st 80 In.
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4 8I5es and small 3iiil ior grinding body an1 eniae!
~ tech As Furnace ard nv receipts and - ~ mn
esa teeth gum -. pla.e g. pivot iestructols and re-
ceirts SlCo receipts. 50. Apply % Dr. J b SkEf,
Ierftst. No. = Murray y \ osI'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10

I AND.-For sale, IN lots to suit pur-
chasers beautiful piece 0f loo OF Land. LYING
the north side Of the Long Island Railroad about thirty
rods fOm the depot and fronting the main road ~ Jer
cbo anu O, stei Bay Inquire # WM SEAMAN, No IS
Madson-st N Y, m ROBERT SEAMAN, Jercko, l.. l.
tl2
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Hlarbincrn, Nr.


= ls =, prcylience. r l, MANuFACruRERS Of
STEAM aud GAS PIPE FITTINGS. NALN rs. COCKS,
.l kngs. hing Travellers g.. having been
apoa4.td Agtts ioT tie sale II Steam aud Gas PIPE,
O.. nufaci uItI by the SM ANSCOT COMPANY. Y H.,
prepared 70 furnish the above any
tent at Ner1 l0W 1ces Oners vii nee; DromDt "
tsrsu ana purchasers VIII fnl the goods De III EXTRA
QuanfV lst4tl l. X WAIrLESS co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10

Housesia the upaer p@st vi ne city, containing all
modern Improvements Pr'cc> fru IS 500 ~ Sloo Aso
several houses >fnIt-HuSe 2ld - tr sale
Prsce S6,o0 Apply 60 Y. b kINShlMES. No $40 s.h
av after 2pM. o. I'M
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COUNTRY SEATS.-Ten or twelve

u BUILDING LOTS of from I'VE acres in Green
Wich. Conn high healthy and commanding SITES some of
Tie most beautiful aud romantic situations on the New
York and New Haven Railroad, thirty miles from New
York and miles from the depot AT Port Chester from
whence there daily trans II to and from New
York Apply TO SAMUEL @ CORNELL,
40 m No. 243 Water-st.
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INSTITUTION for the

I w TN IVI tIIV
EDUCATION Of BOYS, No. 259 Greene st, near
Clinton place. J. II PATTON. A. NJ, Principal. Will be
reopeaed CA MONDAY, Sept g. That parents may be-
come acquainted with the character Ot ths Institution,
reference made Of those patrons who have had
sn- IN n from three years For the sake OF con-
yenlenee their address = also gwen
X Remsen Esq. No a 5th-ag.or No i8 Park place;
J. J. Blown Esq, No 100 gh-st Or No 81 William &
jas p Thomas ESQ, No p 5, Marx s-place NJ "a
Beaverst.: Vim Sloane Esq No 10 East l3tl-s.. No.
2i5 Broadway T J townsend Esq, Ma. Is Great Jones'
- Naihan starr Esq No Great Jones-st or Ne li7
Water-St Walter Jagger, Esq, No 10 West 2lstst
No 90 Wal-st Jas g.. Gregory. Esq. No. 50 gh-st
VI NJ Van Beuren. Esq, No. 81 West lith-st.
a gwSlWAks
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to Town and Country

IMPORTANT to Iown and Country
Druggists Irornongers. and Store seepers N ser
This o. give notice thai cur patent LIQUID GLl has
been test,d and found q per cent e> IA pe man
glue being h9 Id STATE re- irng n iap' ~
trouble U a-eaa.on l. ceents lr0n wood. s-pnc Ciss>.
marble china any Substance. To Weclancs, mouse
heer.rs carueniers tins viii be ilrnl 'Fi-aioe Al-
would greatly their trade by Introducing ms NA
able atc.e We establish agencies uqon he most hnrfAl
terms = samples part ofthe United states Tree
charge sold bottles a. 2i 49, l. and 20 cents 10
be had al" Of Al the primer a dr g-houses IN ths ~
JOHN PHILLIPS. W ~ Maldeu-iane, cor Niiam-
Re ask for phnh3ss Paten' Glue. there be X
IL 3n
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TO ARCHITECTS, Builders, Masons

a and others interested The UNDERSIGNED rs agent 81
a Marble Manufacturing Company IN Rutland W. invites
your attention a quality of MARBLE ROW beng intro
duced for Fronts tins City and brooklyn. bis facilities
enable hun supply for almost The pce OF brown stone
THOMAS j. MCCARTHY,
s29 2wMW NF' No u BeeAmah-st
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COLLEGIATE INSTi-

- TUTF, Chestnut Grove, Clifton. Staten Island Rev.
I TOWELL.A Nj r. {. ID, Pnncpal-ln this school.
long proved and known establishment IN when INC
pupils sound education of the first order, IN Gas
sics French Spanish and German. Mathematics English,
commencing with The first rudments Drawing n Ol ana
Wafer Coofs and the unrng o the Pnrcipal, las
sisted By of high character and tined eSpenence)
- exercised IA order maintain the reputation which tho
School has attained Tn eX-oiCler de Cayalere ARcien
eleyc Baucher Pans est charge des econs clmaton
DE ycge de gynnase and descfeme fOus les eeses sans
exception fetout les eXeIcces milalros The Pnnclpii
can be seen at the BOOB store Of GEO r. Putnam. No
Is Broadway on Tuesdays THURSDAYS and Saturdays du-
ing THIS month Term commences Nov. l. PIOspeciuses
a. the pIlncipal book stores $50 I'M
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INRENCH and MATHEMArlCS.-A

Professor of the branches wishes 70 occupy hrs
evenings IN giving instruction. 20 private pupis Keller
,nce and inquiry be made OF Mr.. "A. PEOGNEI ~
81 9ars-st sii TN
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1EOUNT WASHINGTON COLLF.

VA GATE TNSTiTt tt. No ll8 FO-rh--t corner o.
MacdougaL On Mtst,rstg n-seuare VII ouen - Ninth
ScIDo Year Oh MONDAY, The i1,h = s-y,eMD.r, TnsB
tic eIlT2 eeA, " tae School BliG n r - com lre
i thai tie opening OF iIs lHs-tgop few d.v.
l4rr than Usual . be than CONF elfed o DUO
D. the increased advantages theg wI tenge from the az
don OF set u FOR Tie Vi the School aud
bonding addition of Instruction in ADJ the DeDar-
Hsnts u strcv. GEO " CLARkE Proprisf5rs lre
- TuN Ir&Fu JAS TANNING. Pnac1aiz
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SHIRT EMPORl-

UNI No Pike-st near East Broadway.-Hrs. J.
SOUDER would call the attention of gentlemen about
purchasing fall and winter supply Of Shirts u the
fact that all made by her warranted perfect
II III material and manufacture. and that her prices
reasonable those of any other genieel establishment
the city.
shirts Of every style pattern and material made 20 order
short Measured by experienced cutter. aud
r; guaranteed IN al cases. so In
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IIlITION.-G. sCHMETZER. Pc.

iessor II Music snd Iangutse.. nlJrns tae public
l' be DESTROYS II obflnng 1all's fr the Pau0 and
ie. tLe French. German. srl Lam Ltlgrage. WIT
fypir4flls received Tie Office - Tie Tr5.ae or A
brIal"aY ius
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[ Trims EXTRACTS.-5OO doz. Just

isabella GRAPES-From j. Couz-
n Ell, VINEYARD. Dohbss Ferry. For sale at IRIONs
Sss. Sf,re NJ q John st $50 lms
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VHE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH be.

NALL FASHION. Just finished, ele-
b CANT finished Silk Hats at the low price Of 80 usual
y sold at 81 an article at 50 So and s2 q neat Hats 81
BROWN. 1853 Canal-st.,
% I'm. next to the corner of Sulliyan-st.
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AbEV. Is. K. HALL, y. d., OF Rose Hill
Institute Newburgh, Orange Co ". Y, receives
few BOYS BOARDING SCHOLARS. Circulars cent
10 order, and reference gwen If required
aug tknv
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A CRAWBVCK'S UPHOLSTERY,
q ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted in
n the best PAYERS in other cities and towns at H.
PATNFR'S Advertising Agency. tribune Building s1la
4 AND WARRANTS LOCATED

4 AND WARRANTS LOCATED
The undersigned would inform ali persons IN the cFy
Il New York and Throughout the state Interested IA Ian!
Warrants MT located that they have made al arrangeent
WIN an efficient and responsible en ~ the State 81 \" IS
cos by which enabled 70 locate warrants on me
hest land not taken up the State a. yeTy tTlns ef-
pus4 10 the warranee holder. Our agent > Intimately
fed with Ill The lands IN the STATE sti N market
and has accurate sectional maps Of such nnsoid snds es
cotetsd IA tins business VI the Hon IneuSore tonAeY,
former Of the SURVEYS m Northern scpn-
slu and " o has accurate minutes II all snrveSs Tie his
constantly on hard large list OF the choicest government
lands m the Ste made from The most r-ld personal et-
ANIMATION O.. such lands And the unders gned would sug-
f 10 AZ trsons holding warrants that HE best lands are
Icing rr taken p and that the so1ner Their variants
are l,carsd the greater Viii be their cnoics 10 ttion.
The entire rxpsns. u Locating single warrant VAL not ia
ord cases exceed the we've dollars and wnen
located the warranee viii receive certificate q the Oca
Ton and 81 accurate ~ the township which me 1ud
IL. Together with description OF TIE gnat 81 TIE sOH.
TN hr suc water prye m thereon Persons out
o The CO.. upon uco~ug tleo warrants - Us Tor location
will re,- therefor ~ return mail aAd wnen
tie facar or perfected II receive the certificates, maps,
e ana We mold ourselves responsible Tor ali warrant,
received Il Will be- readily perceived that the atvtnt ises
I the aaEr-utee i early location arc t~o iod -.
Ch0.ce ofthe selection Of land. "a The giving delnie
cl4acter u value % tAsr warrant. AMI reD-fns more
available fhaf Which before ID Uncertain tit Al age
Tie above arrlngeeu extends also - tie selling 81 An II
and rayrg taxes Northern Wisconsin. ahd = the DO
let .nsof t!rter lands De NOTE SUTHERLAND
Attorr4yS et Law. No Ia Broadway. SswGorz once
hours fr' ~ S, A NJ tool " o. zawW SF3m
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SCHOOL for ENGINEERS. ESQ Hous-

- top-st N Y-Air VICTOR BEAUMONT. C,ul
Epgineer graduate from 81 Ecoe CeRfae des Arts ct
Manufactures" of PARIS, viii on the lst IT septembes
net new course Of lessons the French aud English
languages IN all the branches theprec u and PRACTICAL
connected with Civil Engineering For details and refer
,.nc.s,,ciy n, ths School anli Il
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SCHOOL for BOYs at

AB STANWfCH CONN. 81 miles from Nss YORK.
Terms for board tuition washing aG mend OK $50
Inc Principal be 70 kylofs ~ Bp~erY Oh lie
lgth 3ist 4 tlis noafh. between the hours +
an Z. 81 o.. nere mag time De obtained.
% fr. THEODORE IL y e.. Principal
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NAMING CLASSES.-W. WHALE
ALLtN DODWORTH'S PRIVATE

n DANCING ACADEMY, No. fig 5toDme 81 near
Broadway. rhi. esia3lrhmeut vii open Tor the snng
season o. MONDAY. Oct
Dsys Il TG.lon--( las.es GA G0ucsys and fasr.i1ys
other classes WEDNESDAYS and Saturdays the after
noon. i1r ates and Children and "a lie for Cen
tem'n j. Necessary pupils ca attend four times week
Private lessons iny time when not occupied ~
cilssss
Semi monthly Sorcs. c1rfEed entirely % the Pupils
Monthly soirfes f1r Cli6ren and faeif Parents
Ip ado all fhe dances - flr.uer sf1syus ths
glasses viii be instructed On the (syflfZ4 and Tenpstr
two and beautiful dances. recently introduced
20 the court balls 4 England ana france and
dances that may introduced either in London Pars
viii be Immediately receiged Al this academy
u Nv orAs Q1aGriile Darce.r-a useful llltle work
be had grafui'0Usly at t8e aca1elnY
PsTsuns cesfOs # 5-cnIIng pupils all please maks
early Location, order l. facilitate ne formation oi
classes.
p. serns &C. zee clculsrB
P,,ee classes Academies or fafshes. attended 70.
80 In.
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ii situated on the river . short distance above the
Depot, commanding the finest Vate-NieW. and unsurpassed
Es >cener and hefltb. The INST reason
able terms Apply t. JAMES BASHFOkD, "a the
wharf ~ BALDWIN. Ya;iSerS, OF l. ". STAIN, M.
ISL " fllianl- ~ New-lolS. sIs IN
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-11-28


Lnave Norhumb bertrand every Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday at & IN;
Arrive at Lev same days by . pm;
Leave Lcwisown every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at 10 am;
Arrive at Northumberland same days by ~ pm.
9377 From Northumberland, by Lew'sburg, Miaoburg,
Harteton, Woodward, Aaronsburg, Mlllhem,
Spring Mills, Old Fort, Boalsburg, Pine Grove
Mills S,ovcrs Place, Grsysvlle, and Coernin
Forge to Spruce Creek, 10 miles and back, ak
times week
Leave Northumberland daily except Sunday at 8
am;
Arrive at Spruce Creek days by IL m;
Leave Spruce Creek daily except Sunday at 10 m
Arrive At Northumberland ne xt days by j D M
1918 From 6en's Grove by Turtlersve Chestnut Ridge
Windhed, Lewisburg, New Columbia, White
Deer Mills, and Road Hall, to Wiilamsport 40
miles and back three times a week.
Leave Seln's Grove every Monday, wednesday,, and
Friday at an;
Arrive u Williamsport same days by ppm;
Leave Wil,amspor, every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday n Gam W.
1879 From DsnviIls, by Washing.onvle, Muncy, and
MontsrssvllIe, to Wiliamsport, IS miles and back
six uspea week. hf.
Leave Dsnvile daily except Sunday at am; Kss
Arrive at Wilamsport same days by Sam;
Leave WiIlnmspoft daily except Sunday at 4 p m
Arrive Al Danvilie same days by lapm.
$3.50 From Danv,e by Moorsburg and Potts Grove to
Milton, Is miles and back, once a week.
Leave Danvile evssy Saturday M6am;
Arrive at Milton same day by III rnrI
Leave Milton every Saturday at pm;
Arrive at Danvlne same day by s m.
1891 From Bloomsbug, by Light Street. Orapgeylc, and
PsaIsss TO Cambria Is miles and back three times
week
Leave sloomsburx every Monday, Wednesday, and
Arrive u Cambria same days by pm;
Leave Cambn every Monday, "Wednesday, and
Friday asam;
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-23
Later from Oregon.

: The Oregonian has accounts from the mines rep
resenting operations there as quite remunerative.
Another Steam Boat.-Messrs Van Bergen
Bradford & Co., have contracted with Capt. Hans
com and Kemball, to construct steam boat to ply
between the Cascades and the Dallas Of the Colum-
bia. The. engine has already been shipped from
San Francisco, and the boat is to be in motion
within sixty days. fs -.-f
General Lane was canvassing the territory as a
candidate for Congress.
Judges Nelson and Pratt and Mr.. Preston, Sur.
veyor General of Oregon, had arrived at Portland.
The Western Star, published at Milwaukee, is
mourning for the death Of Mr.. Thurston. :,
Execution Of Kendall The extreme sentence; %
the law was carried into effect upon, VIM. Kendall
s' -'S.,' S.., -. ..,e he made no confer'iyT oi
withstanding, we believe there is no doubt of his
guilt in the public mind. Just before he was
launched into the other world, he was asked if he
had anything to say He replied nothing" We
understand that since his conviction, he has en-
deavored to commit suicide, determined not to be
hanged. He at first attempted 10 accomplish it by
starvation, refusing to take food for several days
after he was sentenced. At the gallows also, after
the moose was placed around his neck, he endeay-
ored to effect his purpose by choking, but was pre-
vented by the sheriff A large concourse of people
witnessed the execution.-Oregon Statesman
A grand complimentary ball was given on the
night ofthe 23d ut to the officers of the Rifle Reg
iment about to leave Oregon for the States. Every
thing went off in a most satisfactory manner The
Oreg0nidn remarks that " the officers of our army
in their splendid uniform, manifested by their gen
emanly attentions to the modern rules etiquette an
evidence of their intimate acquaintance with
refined society, as well as that of the camp and the
field" Queer compliment.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-23

and intended for the regular line between Panama
and San francisco, arrived at the former port a
short time since.
The steamship Pacific had also arrived.
A native bOatman was recently shot, by an
American, at Cruces.
One Of the boats belonging to. the late firm. of
kunnels q Co, containing a large amount of
freight, was upset in the rapids near San Pablo,
Oh Chagres River, on its way to Gorgona. por-
ton Of the goods have been recovered, in damaged
condition
Among the distinguished arrivals in Panama,
from the United States, is the Hon. Rodman M.
Price, Member Of Congress from NewJersey. Mr.
Price is on his way to, California.
Mr.. Henry Tracy, for some time the agent of
Laws line of steamers, and since the union Of that
with the Pacific mail line, died recently in Panama.
The English residents in Panama celebrated the
birthday of Queen Victoria in a becoming manner.
Dr.. E. A. Theller has retired from the editorial
chair of the Panama Echo, and is succeeded by
Mr.. c. Theller Wilson.