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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29
W.T. JrNNlNos 4 O.. ro LIE PCBLIc

oy FEw.YOsK Publ, opirnn for g years has
s the seal Of its sopobs,n 70 the reasyna1e cloth
Ing rusnufacured by w. T. Jennings Go No ~ Broad
way Without the ssy nous aid OF granaioquent -dvsr-
tssmeDs has been sud IT, IegsTded unequted 10 ht
style and finish. Gertsmen know that trey can depend
upon equal clothing made 90 mcste Jennings
Co with TO invite especial attention 20 their vests and
pansloons for the pissu TIE patterns Tie styles
Of seIis the cuisine, the making NJ, the tnsn os!-
lense the admiration Of every Of ts,te and dscrmiua
ton IL s believed IN such ready made sppae ~ uey
before been submitted 10 the public for their approval ~
thai comprised In the immense fall stock Of ,ss psns
sacks 'yefcOats &C, ~ the estabisbnen ot
w T. Jennings ca, No 81 BIoadVay, Ansfcau Hotel.
PS-Cuitsrs Of unsurpassed sku are employed Ia the
order department whore any article OF geatl smen's attire
IL furnished OF the shortest notice.
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W estern Items.

ClNcINNArI Tuesday. Sept @, 1852.
The steam mill of Mr.. Ellsworth, on
the edge Of tho Grand Prairie. near Lafayette Gnd
was entirely consumed On the 18th Inst Loss 81 900
Governor Chambers, late of Iowa,
died at Paris, Ky lsst week.
The Turner Societies of this and adoln-
leg towns had great festival yesterday Tho staads
ertcled for ladies' i-l Thirty OF iOrgy we're blurred
but one Of them fatally
The Ohio River is falling. There are but
four feet Of water on the principal bars below Louis
vile
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29
Onnn.tIinn no lnlnnIiOns.

JFty,os 60 -For Sheriff, d. C. Rouse for Clerk.
John L. Marsh; for Jutuce OF Sessions, M9dad Cook ,
tor Special Judge T. p. Saunders; for Coroners, Pat
rick Keen, Abraham Schuyler. Aaron Eddy.
Hokiner Co-For sheriff Lorenzo CsTJi, sslt'bu.
": Clerk T. F. Clel.ud, Frankfort Justice ~ sea.
sions William Copperuor Obio; Corr uer, 5. Reg
holds, Neuport John Hartman. Hersimer Joseph
Wait Little Fails
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Tyv G.N,y Hat FOR THE FALL

sometimes tsle the world By surph'e, bat Il has
become hsbt vi n be public 70 exp - ne" ant sno
s,rsxrg stl,s of HAS from OENIS with cry c1anse Of
The ss.son He never disspponts them His Fa styles
10 STA AID Beaver Ff this year transcend IN osaut, o.
riehue,s and Enes Any Hss ne hiss heretofore had
the pleasure Of Supplying % bis friends aad eusonefs
Tbese no bsSe marked the Improvements made IN Gsoigs
Al. f year TO ySsr mus b that the fa1cs hs
oernr he leading styles fJr tie present Val are
intlinseay worth hundred pr ceot nprs than
those be nsnuistoreo i've o. "a yen ss' NefeIsosess
the price rem aims 70 before. ~ -Four DOhan
GEEIs, No IA Brosdv sy, opposite st Pan'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29
Southern Politics.

BALTIMORE. Tuesday Sept g. lS52
The mail is through from New Orleans.
Preparations were making at New Or
leans TO give Mr. Soule pubis dinner on hs return
from the North.
Col. Aiken, another Elector on the Geor-
Rla Webster ticket has declined.
The Montgomery Times. Dallas Ga
:ats and Ha,ntriLs Chronicle, Alabama papers, have
come out in support Of the southern rights presdeur
ticket Other papers In the State expected to FOL,
low.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29
The shawnee and other Indians-The Japan
neutrality-suspicious. In tho Pension

wAsarNGroY. Tuesday, Sept. ., 1852.
The Shawnee Indians, who have been
here suoe lst winter Rave concluded their blsiness
wlth the Indian Bureau 20 day, and have received
s35 90, TO be distributed among their people home.
Orders have been issued TO Major Muir
ray. Superintendent for tho removal of shel Menomas
Inc ians 10 their new location In Wisconsin The sun
OF So OcO appropriated by Congress for this par
pose.
Commodore Skinner has assumed tho
duties OF Acting Secretary of the Navy.
TIE Government is energetically push
Ing forward the Japan Expedition.
Mr.. Kenton Harper Of Stanton, Va.
has been appointed Chief Clerk of the Pension Ocs.
vico Dir. Tnp'eu, resigned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29

FouK Millions IN TAXEs.-
Our tsNes they say are four millosa year
terrible ruissIce taxes that's clear;
A rusaroe, aas that will rot disappsH
Lke the reaches bugs ants moths and plsHt lice fear.
For these insects fast dyit out in the nztOn
BY the aid Of " Lyons utpeer-d prePs,s atom
All would that high rents ana h'g1 tsN-s-ssd His
Like H. and rats, felt hv POWDsR ana PiLf.s.
Depot for Lyon Masrs,e T. Wdsr and Pills t'r the Is
stuson Of lnsects and mice price - cents dssS
OF boz. at No. az Broad gaY.
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SEPTEMBER HAT.-LeARY 81 Co.,

CEPTENBEk f1hT.-UthhI % ~
leadsrs and inroducers Of fashion for Gsnen'ns Hats
Nos 8 4 and A,tor House. oddwsy Inc pattern Tor
september now ready - dgestsd 81 ysry exsSserahon
and strictly confined Ia t lines % rules VI art needed Ia e
competion Of It's symeuc form. Believing the excite
have abstsd the attention OF our
senesn wesress solicited TO the q1is and uaoD;fan -
style for September Offered for their acc snoe sad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29
Break In the Erie CaUaI.

ALBION, Monday Sept n, 1859.
An old stone culvert gave way yester-
day, Sunday mornng) at Bralley's Bridge, one milo
OF this pace About sixty feet In length Of ,he en-
bsIkment on the berDe side CONS ou. Wi,hgood
WEATHER we shall have il repaired by tomorrow.
Tuosdag nsht)
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Dead Letters at Washington.

WELLINGTON, ToeSdsy, Sept %, 1852
During the last quarter the POst-Ufiice
hon and quarter dead lettsrs-from which ,hs De-
parluent obtained over 81 600
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THE CHILD or LrGHT.-
She's goDe-in Green woods qule, shade
All Of our darling that could fade.
The solemn sleep IL sleeping.
Meanwhile a child OF light aud love
Is added to the baud above
Where cherub hsrds harmonious move,
Der hsrps celestial sw ssplns
Nor are We de 50 ate. for 10
We have a Child OF Light below,
The OF one In Heaven.
Yes, Thanks to RooTs .rttsGo skin.
Though passed away, We see her stu,
In miffofed beauty given
RooT's DasueI elan Gallery, No 56j Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29
Death Of a Merchant-Cholera and Yellsw
Fever at New-Orlcaus- Receipts Of Gotten.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Monday, Sept

SAVANNAH, Ca, MOndsy, sept =, l55s.
James Brown Il prominent merchant of
New Orleans died few days since.
Six thousand bales of cotton were re-
ceived In New Orleans on Wednesday last.
There were IS deaths by cholera and ID
by yellow fever In New Orleans last week.
A man named Leverich was arrested in
that city on the charge OF forging upon she Bank Of
Louisiana
The caterpillar and boil worm have madr
their sppsarsnce In BAKER Co, Ga. aud haze caused
considerable age to the cotton crop.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29

CHARfEsroN, Iuesdsy, Sept 2, Iooz.
On the Georgia State Road, 22d inst.
an eDeire drawing passenger train was thrown OF the
track by comiug 10 contact with OK, Chcka-
mar "a Creek. Two hremen were ALLIED, aud ,he end-
neer badly scalded Tho cnclae and tender we're
much hjured
The steamer Gordon, arrived at Charles
ton from Savannah, Monday, reports that ths Macon
cars had moi arrived when she efs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29
Murder In Texas-Iniury to the Cotton Crsp

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, APH ., I55s.
The Southern mail has arrived.
A man named Wisdom was recently
murdered In Dallas County, Texas, by hired negro
womsn
The late heavy rains, together with the
army worm have dsns considerable damage ~ the Cot
ton crop In Louisiana and Mississippi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29

~ Carpets cheap enough at No. %
Bowery HIRAM ANnERsoNs English Exhibition Tapestry
Carpet. 81 ard Thres Fly Carpets, g., = aud g.
all w oil irgrsined Carpets and s. Brossls sair Car
pets 81 Venetian 60, 6, to s. Floor Oh Cloths 8.
Snd4, English Floor Oil Cloths, ySs wide at g., =,
B. per va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29
Military storekeeper Appointed. 60.

WASHINGTON, u5sday, otpt. %, l55y.
MIR. Samuel Nc Murray was yesterday
appointed Military storekeeper tor Philadephis vios
Fossyoux, deceased
George Greenough, sculptor, has arrived
in this city from Rome.
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RnrrMArIsM CuREp.-Eyery form of

RHEUMATIsM CURED.-Every form Of
This dread disease from tbs recent lfammsto salte
old Chronic OF many years standing be cared
by the O few bottles Of that ceooraed remedy
hoRrMORE sRHEu MATIC oNPoUSp aud BLOOD PtRiFiER.
This medicine entirely OF vegetable exuscOassn inter
remedy preparet for this ds' alone Tn1usaads
Of patients have cured during ths past e by the
OF this preparation Of them old clrOnic Of from
forty years 'tsndng-cr2p.e, for years AID lolg
fnce gven Up eDnsnt ply sicaas both In this e1sny
and Europe Testimony. OF the highest character saann
these facts will erfuy submitted o. the iospotOn Of
thos. shc 90 their friends who fee sufficient nteT-
est TO call st the Csn,sl Ofce o. the prppueors No
Barclay st., AstoT House New ork
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TnE MILLINERY WORLD last Thurs-

THE MILLINERY WORLD Last Thurs
day wss great day the nhaery And ia,hl1nsble world,
and next Thursdey TO unnw) will b. her norsbs
oscasor for then h MARCY will open 70, tue inspection
Of her patrons and the pubic ga general her aud es
gapt stock Of fsshios sha tall Bsnuss nsry Goods
glance had yesterday u the tat n sore fir tbs
iades satisfies that II will be gresi The style ate
rial aud nsh Of the Hats ard Bonues shall not pretend
to describe but will only add that tteV surpang
besutifoL ssd must win the sdmlfAton Eod uuqusnef
praise everyone. We Trust that lazy vino reads Tie
rfbEne will think ~ drcicuE Bonnet before visiting
Mr. NAHCY's, No 30 Bowery
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RIcH CARrErlNa.- Prrrssnx a. o.

rHkEy, No SO Broadway have iu.t r.,.,r.s u
ships 1Iss, Western AID West P0ut sss -, pr packet
elegant Carpetpfs direct nom tie Ensi,h sa AM
ard pssssrns entirely nsw to which We inve he
Of the public 'ue Asention
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To DEALERS IN PL.Y,Ss Cams .xr

srArIossxYThs Coosress Gard and Stationery M.uf.c
tory Ne - Seseyst aTnish Paying ana Enanelsa Gard,
Of every descrptcn OF superior stock sad nsh and 4.
wsr rates than be purchased ese xAsre Ala makps
instr own sock they VIII print Business ana Address Card
cheaper and better than am other printer.
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Tar INPkoyEp WAHPENE $50 LorGER

MATTER or DotaI - IL has been established b. IA tS
clear and copc ~ onstrson that thu
Above article will create fresh and beautiful hnr In
the place Of which ia ised aod convert gray 70 is
original color T,csn be done by calling az No Is Cam
befst and prOeg 'ng the article
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29
New MusIc.-Old Folks and Youn!

feis, Uncle TOMS Cabin Keep to the Right; Un-
Gle SANS Invitation In After lesS Katy Darling La ss'
favs1its Scbottish. Also Music and Mulcs Instruments
Wholesale snd re;,l AZ the wall koown MILIErs Music
ssLsa No So Broadway. Ceatrsi Asstcy, Wsttss An
tdsts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29
SMITH Il RICE. THE PeopLE's CANDr-

DATEsNomDsted BY The unanimous voice Of the people as
the cbsspest clohiefs N town. SMITH RICE. ot Fal
ton It, se 80 a fair vas Of rsnkiog sn0uf the elected
II GU fashionable ri" Of ccthDg r.. shea2 pnca,
deal n ith them.
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WELLS, FARGO Il Co s CALlroRNI.

Fxrssss-ws sspd cur regular Mail steamer Express By
NE Georgia Tuesday next October ) at 7. d., 10
charge OF Mr. 3 c JnLSoS oar own special messenger.
freight should se once Monday night Ia
waterproof order No package should measure mare thsa
"A cubic feet weigh than 2o lbs small parcels
receiy ID sntl e'elcck the day ,hs steamer sails
WILLS, FARGO 4 20, No. 10 Waltst
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HAN DrmnG.-CEIsTADoRo's EXCEL

sIoa LIoUID HAIR Ds color the Hair and Minister'S tbs
moment II applied witt cot Lur 10 tao hair Or ssn IL
can be washed immediately without Disturbing the coor,
proyiDg the texture std conring eascity 20 the hiir
Il is applied sold 81 CRIsT ADoEos. No AsoT House
Private roo m for appy ING tire dye.
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To LITERARY MEN-A $50 PRIZE

MuzcH viii pay the shove for the be Poem " DO g.
deci6sd BY competent Literary C0nui'ts', descriptive OF
the Hat This poem must BE- written IN tbs Oss1 ~
ongnsL not 70 exceed 81 Ines aud nosi b cent 10 70 NJ
G. o. Nafeh No. Z3g Scsv by the lst Of Ocsobsr az ~Sh
time tho award will BE- paid and made koo~o Compsut''
for this liberal prize requested T. snnst s real
and addresses % their poems undsr whcn "" n''
b. opeped except IN tie Of the bling scpted
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CrNcINNArr, Tuesday, Sept q, l552.

ETNCfNNArI, IuFsuHyi copt 70 TO-.
John p. Hale spoke to crowded audi
euce at Greenwood Hall, in this city on Saturday eve
Ting -.
The Ohio River is falling slowly, from
Pittsburgh to Cairo There are ga feet water In the
Canal Al Louisville.
The weather Is cool and clear. with
nlh, fross .. algh. os,,i1s ot.ss CIT.
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" Southern and Western M.rch.n..

woald 90 well 10 purchase Mrs JERuss Cold C.osy :,
rce OF undcaetsd god reputation for cough. go -
Shea 10 BY the rss Of he country is old !, - 30
pei obce. No Scs Broadway, BY MIS- w JSRvi. ''ns''
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wsIs arsetiss a. rswsurss.


NkWSVkHH. tu5sla1I Scpt q lsJs
A large and enthusiastic gathering Of
ne various scott end Graham clubs OF Esvbursa -
held hers last night TIE lsrss bali vhice IS -
gseec, and which vas foeiy Illuminated for the o>sa
.sion was found TO be too small for shs crowd a.
Gem led
TIE laeerng vas consequently hsd IN The o,sn ~,
and ws Addressed By Messrs Hugh L. Bull OF uoc,.
sor ery, d. w C. Rice OF Csyuga and stephan w. Pull
er,on OF Newbursh- After the speeches torch uxa,
procession was formed, and tho crowd cspcyssd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29

PAPER WAREHOUsE.-WR iTIN9 IA
PRS BY TIE CASE NLY-CYRUs ". FIELD Co, No. IL
Cig st sole Atebs for the Victoria Mills and Agents for
.no ali the Paper Manufacturers IN this country nov OF,
Ter r sale on very favorable terms nu:h lover thaa MIL
orce, one Of the most eEtenTYs az desirable GoS1 OF
American French aud English WRITlNS PaPESs eVs
DO IN IN tbs IEItsf Stagsl
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Frre-soir Nomination for Congress.
BosroN. Tuesday, Sept -, l55

BOSTON, Tuea5ay sept ., l53s
The Free Soft Convention of the Nth
Dlstiic have nominated Timothy Gilbert as Prslisa-
nL Eector ard Charles NJ Ells a. Ihsir candidate fss
Congress.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


n The Mighty Dead Of Greece and
Rome would Be sornewhst ss,onisbed o7ine II tasf
we're to se from their Graves this pend OF the @
teenth Century and bebod the pro greu msee 10 - ~.
old 0r,eisn heroes they could sesn witt the
OF the moon and call on Mr. MUCH e. ni. "a
Hat Estsb'f.kr-nt No 30 Sd az WoSlda my /,
their .yssT 80 would rnsoy Of the hsins esh7 @''"'
they were 10 pay bin ss'Ht
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r. Grev suirits and white. when in

the human hair will soon De part under the influences Of Os
vlss RAgvgyF which 70 acts upon the oos OF the huf
70 cause II 10 assume s youthful clor Price ~ cents per
bottle For sale Tire General Depot Nos $50 0Tandst
and lg2 RroaSay 20 Washinston-st aZ Hudsoast II
Bowsry 81 ss,csyst New-Yofk NOI 10 Fulton st, and
TAG Atsnsic Il, Brooklyn.
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VENF has arrived rom Pars with lage sssoItseni OF
French Millinery also thT-e Of Lsdies Caps ard Head
afesa and obe Misses sis, 10 III cidren from two
ysan up fifteen msd LAVENK wishes 10 in'Or the
ladies' that her Bonnes ana Cops selected om the most
shopabe houses In Paris AID ladies' respectfully in-
vlea o. call and examine her large stock OF Millinery
Feathers Flowers ana Ribbons cod a. her store sad show
rooms No. l8l sprbgst, third block vest OF Broadway.
Madame LAvENL will open her Bonneis Thursday sept
40
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" GoURAUp's Liquid Hair Dye is,

without p0n reservation the verS b7s YER invented
Equally eebr.tsd - GOURAUDs medcs-d Soap To- curing
pimples ectles ass raeum flesh worms stter s,0wnesa
tan roughnesa 40 Pcudre Subtitle upro0t' bar from any
part Of the body Liquid Rouge, Lily White A0d Hair
Gloss 81 g. Nslker near Br sdwsy.
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Conversational Nomina tiens.

BosIoN. Tuesday, Sept q, is5s.
The Wbig Convention Of the Third Dis
sric. met at Dsdhsm today and nominated J. Wiley
Edmunds fos Congress- The District vas formerly
Horace Mama In the Second District Franeis B.
Fay Of Chelses, was nominated the Whs esnditsss
10 MI the death Of Mr. Rsotoul Rev c. w Uaeam,
the former whs candidate was his chief compss.tor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29

.u;.,, An material AID becomog % poih-iins OF 81
I'LL s,sor, az III cr>sds and cifzsvs generally. IN al
..fss, n he ave nov upon the hea1s OF 'he PEI
ps 10 ali parts Of the city KNcxs ees1q1srer no y,
b tb. pl.ce 20 buy hat that will be approved
and by who have the taste 70 appreciate az
$500 .kt1 srd true
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" Clothing for the million said an cd
customer ser selecF his fall clothing Of his friend snd
benefector H. L. FosIEK No II COrano 81 whsfs be SAID
he should send ell his fends and where al will find
choice and well selected stock Of ready made clothing aad
furnishing GOODS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29
Democratic Meeting In Boston.
BosroS. Tuesday,

bO5TON, urHday, ospL % I70-'
Granite Club No of Boston held a
meeting thls evening at Fsneur Hall, which was
ihropged In every part mspy ladies being seated In the
galleries. Hon Pierre Soule Of Louisiana, addressed
ibe mse'ing for more than two hJurs, and was lis-
tened TO with marked attention Very great enshosasm
prevailed
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HAln OYt Arp W,rs.-BArcnELoR's

Mandatory Io tasss articles 10 elaborated In al ,fs d
ls world. persVDs wishing light eae.nt ard da'e Wis
n Toupee can suie.Y suitsd His Hair Dye trpls3,
q, sare Fusra1tesl sold sh0esse sDe RETAIL =. 10
YaJl-st Cory ths ,siraSf- bswsre Civilizations
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Whig Nominations.
Oneida Co Assembly / BphraiIn Palmer, Nav
IL.
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RIcn EMBEolpEKEp WgIrE CRAZE

SHAwfs-M Merchants are invited n ca At FouNThNs
India store No C53 Roadway aod examine the S1et aud
cheapest Grape Shawl. IN the New ork MARKET Ihe
usual credit slven.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29
Further from Havana.

CHARLESTON, Monday, Sept q, l5Js.
The New-Oreans papers of the 23d
Inst are Billed with correspondence from Hsvans,
broueh 30 that ciy BY ths steamer HmIre City on the
I'D Inst. Sae Left Havana on the l9th
The Havana papers were filled with long
and scurrilous dissrioes against the American Govern
ment people and press.
60 strict Is The espionage observed that
two English officers attached 10 British steamer hav
Ing, during walk, pointed to the tornaesaoas Ia sight,
we're arrested and Imprisoned suspicion OF being d.
busters skiDs observations The British Consul pro
cured their Immediate release.
Mr.. MoreIand, the acting American Con-
su, csDpos receive single new'psper.
The luggage Of passengers was strictly
overloaded tor wspspers and sometimes private lst
ters opened and read. This occurred 90 Ca2tJa
Scheider Of New Orleans.
Letter. bags containing CORES pondence
for delivery ~ American vessels are examined
naddltional secretp police officer has been
placed 10 every American vessel entering Hsvans, but
pot vessels OF other nations thus costing sddnona
moneys not provided for In The port regulations
The French brig war Ogarte, Com
mander Frxsl, arrived at Hsvana on the 18th Ia 10
dsys from Porto Beo, and offered services 10 tao Cap
tain General In case Of necessity Engsh vessels, Win
similar orders, are looked for every day
The Dia1io learns ir is already seter-
n'ned 10 replace the Pizsrro By another vessel equL
10 sze and iorce which will arrive 10 !sss than three
months
Sickness prevails in Cuba to great
extent
IL is reported that the FIVE persons con-
nec,ed with revolutionary journal ~lI be gsrrosd
The remainder will be prs0ned esas sesrs Ia spain
This synopsis embraces everything OIL
interest 10 TIE corTespondence OF TIE Fac 0r'sass
Ptcatuge and Cyt,ctnt dated 18Th and ieh.
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AZ PETERSON 81 HUMpHREYs, No. 379

1rpsdwsy, corner VI Nhite-st, receiving daily from
Europe and the Aucton Roma unusually large and se-
CAN'T stcok u Csetnsa SURPRISING In brisnoy Of solo
desgn and tnish anythins oiasd 10 this
nsrket Many patterns exclusively sud not % 10
ound elsewhere also the renowned WORLDS Fair Carpet
n eatre pecs. to which call public attention.
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~ Carpetings, Oil Cloths, &c, al
ROWS New Store, No ~ hudsonst between Canal ayd
Sprigs Only tvo spacious ~srerooms bat they
well filed with new and elegant Cnpsnss Of every KIDD
OIL Cloths in esi variety and every other article usually
funs in Carpet stores All goods fairly represented Aad
Of red upon the best
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" The wearing OF good Cinderella

uents promotes the heath A'd comfort ~ h body aud
mind Oar es ctoal silk Under 0ar nei.s admirably
suited 10 this Of ths yta AID th-r good
effects will secure q continuance OF Ssm throughout the
winter BAY g. aDiM- No sol Br0ad gay,
opposi.e Mstr ,slltsu HJ,sL
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SEAsoNABLE RosIERY AND

SEAsoNABIE AosIERY AND UNDER-GAR
NENrs These who such Goods NJ elastic dara
bic and chtsp, should cal At No l0l BoSery Hosiery 10y
the case, dozen or angle pair.
Those not satisfied ~ e. purchasing al Any tins re
tun the sood. aud receive their money
A R,NNiN \ Co,
Importers aud Ma lufaetuTers.
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WATTs's Nervous ANTIDOTE. When
you hsyeed everything else and given up IN despair try
that and If GOES good IL shall cost you nothing
what tried for Printed obligations given TO
turn the MONEY II IL is not found beneficial
T. PYsF. no 10 Ann-st CT No IA Greenwieh-st
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Since writing the above, We have re-
ceived by the Hermsnn Ihc London Times
of the 18th, which announces the death of
the 1" Iron Duke in the following simple
terms:
"DoyER, Tuesday, ) P. ~
"Hi Grace the Duke Of wellington wa, seized with
Illness this morning, and expired a, Wslmsr Casls a.
quarter past This afternoon sfser s,ucces.lop of
rts