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LAW COURTS.
Court Oamwdar? Phi* Dm\j.?Circvii Covrt
?No* BS2 83 >, 8-18, *!6 875 lo 986
' jVo*-No. ?71 579, ?81,68.', 533, i 5,537, 589,
890, 531, 354, b?C, S72, 15., 493._
?kit8d States Circuit CorjRT--Befora JacU-e
fNeitoa-AownuW K. Harm in|j vs .>/ Moduli ?Suit
referred to ytaleidsy, to r-?-.>ve> 0 uoo u?,nE hJ rattle
cf a train bolorgiog to M' U n* a Ss<ita re trade
train eou*l?tti g of n u,-? and a Nr^" 'i'iv<
different Und* of g od?, s .nable tu th? Mexican market,
belDg stab:e aud fancy goods, sJ*o gunpowder aai rtfl^
Ac-the goods refer.',! to, n ??* *?<*? having cost |%>0M
In the New York oirvke' ?'? heprtf* of traojtK?rtatloa to
ibe plitctiaiwMrhiiiey were usen ?l '?*?' lft" r.r cent
od the cc?t They srecti* rB? 1'Z?j by.Col
Mitchell, oneof the commander* of the Amsncai a tny
Whlcb \? a* dbiteJ. _ ,,,,,,
Mr Harmony I? a native of 0.<i Spain but aciUz-uof
the United l*i?i??: 6?viuif turn the oeceaaary ovi of
taluraJIrai'ou In 1831 He wan oni of trie firm of Pet-ir
BailBOOy'* Nephew ,V Co He turned his ato-ullon to the
bu?irje*? < f a S^nia t b Tr?d-'. aud w?i !n Mexico at tin
period, or p'-vloat 'o lie commence I err. of the wa- ile
iefl hla lady (formerly Miss Low, of this City, aa ?ho.vu oy
Rie lejtin.oLy I ano UujI.j tu New i..ra.
Col Mitchell wa* oi.e oi the offir-ra enirajed u der
Oen K'arijcy in the Kxpeoidon to ?v Mexico. Helsa
gentleman ut fortune, belong I' g t > Mlwourl.
?be hanle of Sacramento, n win tie rec Heeled, was
Juugbt In Pcb 1817 the Americana having 1,00(1 men ?nd
ihe Mexlcsns 4.1K0, wntn the former were su:cesiful 11
was while on tb* way to 3 tcraiuento that Col M 1? clurg
ed witb having taken | t.?til.-n of t ie wagktit. mule* Ac
Of Mr. H a.dtobave c some of the .?;ter >u drawing
Cat r:o' , ,? .? at the battle Thru were aiiout SMI ??<u i?n
in the ba lle, formed into r regiment uo"er C I.Low, Mm
?elf a tracer?some of thnn le-i- nelog to -he iralu >t Mr. H.
{he men being a sort of v.iiuat-ei ?
ltapesredT>y ihe evicenre that the train* started and
Were ovu.taien by the Auer c?n t- op*, who wuuld not
pern^ttt.et.Rlr.ato go 1. ad-?.ce of tue army, hut see j
faTlbeirtear. Mr. H after .-.non. lo* ??. ?baodoned hi
train and demanded hs th ue The pre.ent I. so aclioi
"Sl'?'i'rS^i. B. Culling and D ,n'l
Noores p.. a *Ifor? Pi?K. ?f sod. M,..r. J Prescolt Hall,
John ?II varanJ Lo en*" B S;opard In defense.
MuKin Act i*drfrocsxi... the [JaliediState*.
Their*! day of the trial w?? tafceu up with documentary
avldence
Yeste {"iry Mr. Wm. J Moorehead wa* the first witness
tailed to the stand on the purl of p.mmii He bad been
?nEBi,ed wlih Mr Haimony.
Therewere.be said ?'umher of wagons In the train,
drawn by oxen and mule* and bavicg a* wagoners, iic.
twenty rix or tweu\-?tv?o pe^s^is One of ihn wagons
Was devoted to ihe carry U'g ut orovlikms. Thi aiea were
engaged at a p'are calieo lu<.e,,eodei>ce, wbich is a'>out
three or f ur days' nue f om Kort ln-i.vnuwi.irib There
wereartuiler of hundreds ol ir > -ps unarr Co . K mrney
theretbeuj had r-<. an : ??? at tin time of the declara*
Won of war, aod recolved no iiiiluia.lon from the officers of
the garrison as lo trje wa'; t'i y*i.e?' witness 1hnk? that
(he train *aa coint; to ?.tf .; M-.j .- Howard whs at Inde?
pendence; Bf er w? bad left t*>o days MaJ >r H carneup
wilbus; he had twenty dragoon witb him; he said he
Was oconri to New Mexiro; tieaalj be was sent there by
Government to feel the pulse of the peop.e aid see h3W
they liktd ?rmexa Ion; ibis wa? about tue ut June; he
?ra* w It', uo a d ?y and a algbt, not belog adle to p'oce-id
on accou't of tbe ial>, ; be insu e do ohlectlon to our Wut;
In Bbout :eu daja SVe -t,r?Jol *a nr Opt Moore m furl
l?esvetwoitn, ahout 275 mi ? s out of Independence; he
bad a full rornpany of Wo men with him; ne mu t aave
traveled, af er he *t?ned 40 miles a nay; he was unen
cumbered ; had we anoavn tbe lim-ofbla we w .u.d
have avo1j--d h\ua; he said we woula uot be permitted la
prusecute the expedition ou ?hieb v?o bud *tartol Into
New-Mexico. He told u* we wou d not lie permuted to
go before, but to keep blm In re?r tVe kaew another
irader waa Ht'ead andCspt. ^ ?al1 h? hud oeen il>(ialch
?>d tooverlisolh'm, When were^cb-i ,":?ue? i'drk we
fouptl 0*1)1.?a. e. romped, lie said he had pu'6u-d Mr. S
out had n?i overtaken r im. Me went to i?-utsKo-t and
SiOCeeded on. ctrectlu>;, si <i ln'ocic imoelllog us 10 f illow
im. Gen Kearney came t ttenl'a ?".irl while we were
Ite'e, with some ^,?'U volnnt-er? He sild ha hid been
sent to pr. t?ctus. We then went to danit K? Oea K.
had pree'tOnird n'mse.f H ve-r,or of ,N?-w Mexico, an i hla
authority was genera ly ucsn weoged. sViiu-?a q/iit
Banla J/(' for (Sew Vor* lea.wj; Mr Harmony wl h the
train there. IIa ?a? ahou r,U)tog m i es lo go South.?
There was gieat dltliculty In ge tUig them, so rutny being
wan'tdfo' 'tie use of ibe n ivemment Knew of eis htv
tng expennes, am? compeilrd to get mon y? ill OuOithere.
Crosi-exumiii-d?Capl M. Said if toe trains we<8allowed
to go In advance of the army, that they would buy up all
ihe j ralu io w-Me?ico; cku . M. turo?d all tie different
HtbIiis fioiu the Cameron route, out don't know that be was
BfDt for the purpose ; anout ^uu wn^on* (Including pl-drj
CfTs) were sent by the u ?*. route; wooes d of the wir
first from Cspt Moore; of tbe proprietor* of w^^jnr, in itie
Crates .about 2n were *nierlr?u?; we pad oeen lufimed
Teaistance would be uii'u to tbe eotry o( t ie army at S^n a
Jffc ; we did not m an Ihe lection of Col. Kearney wnea
offered, but wished to go i n oiuLe ; v?e wee armei, as
usual, t" protect ou' a>-':vt?
F. 8. kdwardt t-slt ed b'vln? ' elonj>ndto Col. Mitch<
ell'sCommaDd: was Quart rmastei ; duty to furultb *up
piles, Ac; ('oi !>?.,,ij nan s regtmontiaeparate; our sup
?lle* of inun-y fal'ed o he ioute at;d we bi u^ht itoyis
ics of tr.e trtiiers, of Mr H amoog the rest; u0'out of
flour, and 1 went to Mr tfa'tnouv; tie sold goods t > the
Mexican* and got fl >ur arid su p i>-dttioui: It wi* we 1
known it'all mat be sold good* there; lha wa-no* were
about 10 feel high aid catue lo ?? iinli. a feet of tue ground,
the men generally s.' pi u d?, thr-ir wa^on*; Co! M'tcbell
Was *t the head of bis detachment j ho toos an ??cortan t
Went hact to ll.'s cmui> wht b was In the r?ar sotii-? miles
On the d?y of ihe battle of riser ir erjio, orJora we e giv.
enforll's was on* to form noo f.<ur c iJumn? with tae
sTaltjSjhoar'. lo this mariner ?e trn:r'i;?d 15 o 20 miles?
A great iiitny of the mule* iiopu-d In the barn in. f/oa
tbe fatigue occasioned l>> lb?' ??????"? oruinrcning W ben
wagons niatch alt ne, they ein have ; enol :e of mtd, tut
coi when marcblog toi-ther. tn ? ground was ?irong
hlllyi and rul.y Hi travtlel as lad. ee t:ie ox wag
one won d vo, Uli we vot "i ectly n fro it of thi enera
my and then theox-wagon* w-ra loaduiand we -utcied
the| field at 3 F. M lu the BU:e, iiwia of Mr. H'?
mules snu oxen were kl'lei sind tue w-r e s ?ere e itere I
aid b oien by the catin .n bulls of the enemy. We ev
caruped ^at evenlrg on ihs field of ba tle. and next da,
went toward Ch'.bushua V> e captured 12 pieces of c?n
aonard picked up mules to draw'hen. C t* 2? mllei
from Sac.au onto. Latter containing usualiv 15 00 or 20 000
Inhabits Et?. Wh-owu ecle.rea nearly all the wealthy to
btb tints hsd lei
Oos* ezontfnrrf?Col M was orde-ed to 8anta Kti to re?
port to Gen Wocl, who II was supposed wouH biatC ;
Lewas si tLe time Meut C I lu Col PrlCtVsr g'm;nt; ho
tolced Co!. 0 at Valverceon 16th ?;c we hai a
filtie battle at Brez to 2 th l?ec: we tad bean we *h >u:d
be CiH tiy \bn M ex'ran nrmy brf )re we entered Clitaua
iua ; we bea d of a larj e fo'ce ah^ad or us
Tte above ar? the principal ro'n * of Hio toatlmony.
It was s'.aud ihai ihe object of Col M. In securing lbs
Wsgon* was fifr protect'on I c??? of defest?ml prlncl
tajly to , revrnt th ?!* (swills g into the baud* of trie en?
emy' wbo would sell them and iura tae avails against tbe
American troop*
A document was also rerelred from the U ivermiecl at
WashlDgti n, addressed to (J.-r eia! Kearney, la which be
w*i reuues ed to cr> tert and preserve Ibe tracts usually
called tee Butita Yh ira e, and aia .i lo conciliate the l .lidbl
lam* If ever} posttible ?ip, *tc.
To be continued Ihl* foreuoou.
Cot'itT ok Common Pleas.?Before .fudgo
v"Woodrufl?Ala AlcCutdy vs. Daniel Cnrpe/trix?action
v foraUrge*! slander by a lat- menu, ,- of rtfth vVard Podce
against tbe captain, lu sajlog that pUin'-lfT was a luny or
crazy, and noi fit to he twin d toguir.i tbu property of clt
Ixens, tae In defense, ihe cf arte wia deoi-d but w at
ever was said, It wa* ?inert, wis reprimanding plalutlfT?
conduct as a member of ihe Police, and what be *?M wa*
true. The complaint, after lestttnooy had been heard, was
dismissed.?Kor pl&lr.t.t) ftlr Be:-xy, for acCtndant Mr.
Waken an,
f Speaai Trr??_Befor? Jude- I gi-aham.?Ann C Hum
ijihrtyt taales'. Tatassoi Haun|wreyi ? I) vcrce crasted.i
Jacob Hadarr (ind'or'urs v* Phillip Mabte ?Proceedings
ast a?lde on the g:out;d of***?nt ufuotlco.
Rovuyn ads. Aloi.c?Jud5ment for plaintiff on de:nurrer.
U. 8. District Covrt.?T^e September Term
opened yeitercav before .Inoge Be ts But len Grand
Jurors snswerlrg the Cou-t -a?j mrr.ed to this forenoon.
a tu iye*Kal? \vii./ jus -
BF* (SeBilroieit'e Unta, Full "Uj lo.~Bird, corner
Puieand Hawaii s:s ?Tr e sty ie tor the ensuing season will
b* ready for inspection *nd sale thiadav. The attention of
gentlemen of taste and dlssrlmlBatlna Is ?ivlied to tb? pat?
tern above announced, urder tbe firm conviction that It
Will satisfy the most fastidious admirer of a handsome Hat
Mr.M. C St Jons tits removed from 110 Broadway ta
the store of the subset Iber, where he will he pleased to sea
hi* customers. BlllO, cor. Pine and Nassau its,
Angnat30, lli6t\_ *6 5wls
Ef rtUaslu?.?Left fats home on Bamr-lay, the Slst
? It John 8 Alexaar'er, star? wht-h ttm? he ha* oot
been heard of. Ht* age I* ah 'ut S8 hlg"t 5 foet, ?ioui,
dark complexion, balr blark with a little grey, a scarou
Ms cheek and oto'e under bU oye. Auy tufo'inatl.-n con?
cerning him, will he thankful v recelred, xv adjresslor
CiiAS 11. WHiTAKKK 17- Ludlow-.l N. Y
Nashville, Tenn ; Macen, Ga; and N O. Plcaynne pa<
pers please copy. sit lr
PT Keculrtr 3Inll for C'uliforatn,?T''*i I \i6i
Stales Ma.: for Catltom'.a, and lo'ennedtaie polats, wl 1 he
dispatched from this t flicenn Wednesday, ne U:b lust per
United Btste* Mail Rteaoter Ctoict elotiorat 2 <V i-e,
PM. ,,n_ll!_ WM. V. BRADY, P.M.
HP* To the Journeymen TeiUor*?a kiass Meet
trg of the Trade lAiuer'cau h-atrui will be be d at Mr
Garrtck'* Sixth W,td Hotel, on Wednesday evening, at 71
Cc'cck Men^bers are requested t/i attend Bulnssso;
Impor'ance will come befor- tKe mf ettng.
sll It* By ordar of Executive Committee.
? 4 (\ REWARD?airaved or .toleo, on or aho it the
Se* ?" !M oi September, iwuox.n, oae a gray iml the
O-her a red or btlsdle about 8 yi-s.ru old wel^n aao-t 1 <ou
?s- !n ihslr bee; ; a'*o a hrowo steer, ab Jul 6"0 |-<s lu bis
2** wbo*ver wl l return ssld oxen aed steer or slthir of
-item shall receive $15 and IA*> for Ihe itself
w*..m..i ? ^eu- vv ALiliBRTON,
?sis, K oa Dr0Te Y*^5' corner of rorty-hiuith it r,nd
Tlfln-aveaue. * s'13i*
TO*TORK-K bkpek-?a.-a chanob F >K A
? /. ?I ail v v M*?"'"'' Prop ?e* to establish U
Uie City of Ne? York an ararcv f ,r th? isle of a-, a- Ir n
ru'^^T'^??^ of Penn.yl!
T?nl?. ItUan arUdeof u? fo, ? bouieau d MfjT0f
course rommacds rapid sa'e n? A , " U,JU*
simply csib pavrr-ent. for th,7e<;u* stu, am-u .< of
Siock recesiarr tot the rl.v ?upp,t Oednrrt ,n ^? e.m
to the right kind of appUcu^ wVo kS,S
AddrrM postpaid, H rzlUiitl
_'" _?UdawMvat Pniadeumia.
PATBNTB PGR I^VE,>nrUj^8~"
TIIK UNITE U IsVATK-t and all c-her r0m,.
*trte*. ?verydesaipdoD of documecu for Pa'eotj and
9*e?of UveoUocs. quickly and correctly prepare, ?
?A?nnatlr?) on personal eootoitationa, or pos'-freW
ast s Echo of Scunce, Oiecttw and PhU*;, u .
?^ypunacatloo at |1 a year, or 12* cu per n,,!?
?'Sifi: $niu>i ?ad pa">??h?d ?t ?? Broad araf my
?SSateodb- KINGSLiY 4. L?^GS?rPO?.
GENERAL NOTICES.
t& >l ii-inil Civd -Tri? iqin'erib-r would reio-e*.
fully Infi.im hu M?r.rl? thil he h?t i-.ien uo hl? rm'Jfa'
1j 'Mi rily si 4G sFlahl-Pnih-H bt?een r-osrl *,y
Brd |ht> Fourth av, and thsl he will ihortly reautne, to a
Itulied extent, Mi du? an 1 n' vai; leachm*
? ll Sita* WILLIAM B RR AD3URY.
AT itlnnlrau Orvtatna. No '400, S. ofT -T
i?!bs'i.:.?? S>: t<: >. . paitlcuUrij requested i"
i-rri i*' mee'ir g < f t*i~ Divifio-i on Thursday avanl e rie
th? Ifta l. ?! ? 8 o'clock, *? imrori?n' h teratlona 10 t ?? B
deeph- Inier. ateo In the pmpoaed i'le'atl jna, Ii Ii ai diso
f.r t&*>m to be present ?.-of'er
ail 2l* GF.O A COCK*, R S.
CT" Losa of Hnlr r?i he eu'ed or orevenied bTthe
0?e of ?ocLB'a Hy peril n f* a d. When t^e e?'!y maur
allots of bil?ne-s app??r, it toon check? their progress.
Iistrengthens at o heautiaea th? balr ao-i h?s h-?*u kn>?a
lores'Ore It wh-n al' h-T-a o' recovery???''loa?
bolo bj Iba Ii vei t r. William B*gK 2 7 Wi.n ngtoi at,
fli ? CD' ?IlO l>-, A B U D Sa'da. I?" K-iltoa-st ted Rush
i n, Cit:k Ii Co I in ?d.i xvs B oadway._
?**> V?e a???ran *??ae?' *?? *,a<"
VT ' A N Ti.Two women, on? aa cook and the othe
^a w.ner, n ? amali family in ihe country, a'nuis
rEi'fa ('fm ibe c ij, wlrre iheie are gool religio? p'ivi
eges 8 o rh will li<- pre'n.rrpd and none'iui P'?t "Hanta
an wantrd * r i Ivlauer tli-o'i?b the luwer Poit Of?
fice, lo A. I , Bix IP53 with ref-rencei. all lt*
Ur A NTED?A litnatloa by a reipectaMe omg -vornan
u, go tu N??-Oi|rntj io ?v?li on a l*dy, or t?te ea e
of children ; Ii a good itwr. a g 'od washer and ironer,
and Ij ?;l ir;g to make berirlf ifnera'ly useful ; cm give
he beat ?f ref-rence Cil at 283 Mot; at. second fljor ; can
beseenor it lulled. all 2.*
H'AVk fe D- By a young woman, a situation ai w*it?r
or chambermaid, and waiter, r-.ha-u m-mald, oraaitat
is takiDl cue of et H?ren Best ol clta ref-r^ee. c?n Ua
?: ven On be i*en lor iwo d?yi46 West 11rh alreni, tie
tve?n ihe 5lh Bod 8 h avtnu-j, .''out room, up stairs.
1112 1s* v
\VA^ TRD?B' a respectable youni.' woman, a af us
* ? lion an ci amlie maid, or lo do the gen-ral houi"w.,rk
Of a small family ; I* a good wa?hir and ironer, and can
give k?h n cilv referetro as to c^ara :ter and respe ttabittty j
?III reeeiie calls for three days. Call at 80 Mulherr^st.
front door. iU it'
Vy A>'Tli l>?A partner wish $3 noo lu aa oil established
T" anc fine, f ih- m ist rrofiiab e miilneis who will be
expected to taa-eniir.j charcb :<f (be, books and mori-oa y
iflalri of 'ho c(inc-rn L'nexiepti .rjsMIe reference given
and required. Apply by Dote to R. 0. 8. 40 Weit Thlr
teentb-st sll 3t*
V\rANTED? * sltnatlon aa wet n se by a leapectatde
* ' JoULg married woman, who Uteiy lost her bibv Has
'he n oat rt ap. eta >ie re'toeuce in 8<-o i? Ivn and New-?or?.
Acdreia or call at lo Tairnari at read Jay in the basement,
Br<ok]yn Advertiser Is a Protestant sll2tis*
VVAlSIPKls?Well recommended O-rman Englfsh,
" ck'otcb, Amerl aa. Protenani Iriah *ni Proteaiaol do
uea lcaofanynatl ?D.eao oht?ln attun'.inna It go-*l families,
r-e of charge, by Bpplyloe Ht ELMOSlE'? ?olect f?r >t?3a
lattl Emnbitit'em Ayeorv, 7 Carmlne-it i9 1 |a?
\\7 ANTfiO?By a reipectaMa Oerman t'lri, a a tuition
* io do genera] houa-vwork in a small private faintly?'a
a very gnorl p ?in cong and exce lent wruher and lrooer ?
R<con n enomon from her iiat place, where she cm be
ic"r fur two days, 373 Waah netcn at- sll It*
Y\7a>'TKO?A situation, t'y a young woman, ss ci-rn
" bei maid and to at slit at washlog and Iroain^ Toe
bent of city refererc- ein be given P:?*ae call at 263 E i
/ni'eth street I etweer: fileeeaer and Houston. Can 4s
?er n lor iwo dsjs sll lt*
\\: A NT P f)-T STEAM ENGINE and B?Ti/ER, the
T;? lauer some 2<i to j'.S feat ong by 2J In diameter. An
? r.ylr? r-f one lo five r-O'se-power will v-twer A not9 to
NAP Tribune Office, will recolvt prompt attention.
n'l 3t
V\' ANTKD - Bv a Smliy t'oing ao'iih for the winter, a
? v Kr-r,ch Oeroian Or Eoglish (not Irl .h) maid, io anerid
on a lady hi d a aniHll child?w|i me- to do ii^rht housework,
Ai ply from 9 lo 12- 2d avenue, eastOiD sloe eurnor of Uth
st. ?_ iU It*
\VAN'S fci?- A situation by a respetable young eUi, to
" do rh s'ubu'wors oi to aSe care of children aud m^k1?
1 er?e f oie'ni She can give good city reference a d cho
erf ii DBIll er gt.ed at i7 Rose-at fr?nt bO'Jse, first 11 >or.
Wsgee rut ?o n u-h an obje-it ai a com I triable h >mr, li*
\Y AN-TB.U- A siimti n by a tldv, smart girl aged 15,
>' to take care of c Udren &nd rnake lurieif gen^rallv
U.'ful Hiois (foed tem.ored, senai'i'e und rnnd of churl
en which will appear by her reference Call ai "4 Sixth
av. In the bnek si- re si1 It*
\V At*TKI>? B. a srell-roeommended tidy rTot-nant
? 7 ^Irl a auumion lo do Ii -uiewo'k li. a ainall p I'ate fa?
mily: ah? Is a pond pialu co ?? and a first-rate waiher and
lieber, r o obj? c Ion lo go a shcrt WBy in the couutry. Call
a1 r't" Brr-adway. Ill li*
\yANTkll- A s 'Ucilun ny a Heady, aeuvu ?oun< man
fv aa portei in a itore or a.y respecta'de employment
? here he run rrbke h1 Tself tiaef i] Aooly oraldresa ln
duairy, 74 blxio-av In ihe bjokst re. Has very goxl rafer
turf._ sll If
WANTED? B\ a voonr g rl (a dreiamaker) a all'ia
Ilonas sesmstress in a inivsie family, Shen-ider
atend? the making of ?'iiria and boy?' chjlhlng, Anjo v ejt
day*. ell If
\\' Af'Ts O?A i'tuaiioii by a "-i leviable young worn
? V an io d" plain cookli-g, washing end Inning li a
ti> on pru-ii.? fsnilly ; city teferenca i'iv->n Ca'lawlil'ie
auended for'two days at 213 J4ott-il id floor, front room.1*
\V Ar?Ti>l) -e allu?l!on t,_. a v, ly compel..nl ?\ri, wUU
" g. od i Its reference, to coos, waah a- d Iron f r a prl
vate faun* ; !? a good coot and f rit rate washer an I Ironer.
Ca!l at 74 S x h av. In ;he bock store. sll li*
IXTANTItD?A aliiiatli n hv a ve-y com: e eil ein with
II wry good reference,as aeamairess nud todoc'iam
irrworb In e private Ninl y, or as nnrse a-;d se? i ?ire,a
Call ?i 74 Bixib-av. In ihe bookstore. sll If
w
i :\ tJZD?A aim .non as cook and io nebiai it. wash
ig e'jii Ironlog by a reip,cial>le> younj; woman,
wiligO'd ciiy refeier ce from Ihst p ace Autilv at 131
16'h i reei, near 7ih avenue Ceo be seen for two days
U'ANTKB-B? i respectable yonng womtn a alma
lion ?? chain hero aid Ol hie ?aa;,or aud aBWHr. C-il
?I S9 Weat TMiieenih si The best of city reference can be
tiven Cut be se-n for two days. all lid
V\ ANTED?A r. amiiormald and waiter, ore wi.llog
io be tererally us?fui C ty recommendations re?
quired? I'ro'esuni preferred. CauallO vVestl3thsf.be?
wetjt 9 and I o'cl- ck sll It*
\\i .11*T K It?A iliuatlon by en Amnric<n woman io
?T k.. w [u a family, or aa nursi V\ ould have no ot?j ?:
'Ion to a'liat u he work < f a family. Good city refar
ences *| pi) at ll'i Grand st. sll 2tp
U; AJITKU-By a yourg Eonllshuian a situation as
? v coachmtiSer, would not object to serve fcr on? or
twoyearsal$l per week the firii ;ear. Ha has been 4
reara at ihe ipo'e ! q-ilre at Tribune office. s7 4.1s*
WANTED?By two young tueo, a German tea-hor ;
a i oolu a>ier who la nihlng lo apare an noar lu the
evening >f ih-ee c'^ba p>-r w? ck p e'erred Terms mod?
erate Add,?ii ' Payne," Tribune Office, sll 2iWtS"
\\7ANTED?An American woman, long accustomed
M to ilia care o nn In'aut. wi*h"i a slt'iBtlon aa nurai,
and to do plam ?? u--,.- Go.mI city references givnn!
Apply ai 2 An li place (Lanrerssl) a'l It*
\\ ANTsTD?A aituatioo ea cbamiermall and waiter.
*v njf unrse and s-auilreai. by a reiprC.h.ilo yjung
woman with good reference Apply at 8'> Cbrutoeh?r-st.
W ANTED?A carver lu a dlrlug saloon. Hem :it ua ?
r* dera il d his 'lu.ti mi No oil er teed apply. Call b*
tweei 12 and 6 o'clock st 3S7 Spricg-at sll2;*
VVANThl)- By ayonng wo'iian a altuatlon aschan
a v in:,; ,,r waiter. For roferetcu appiy at 124 Weat
rourteenth at. sll It*
Attt ED?A vom e lady, to atteud a fa'icv and trim?
ming store, very smart and good at accounts Apply
6i Broadway ?II It'
W ANTED?A situation by a Proles aollglrl to do cook*
H i, f or lereial h uaework; go d reference friim her
laat place Call at 208 Seventh at front basement It*
A DKY NCESE WASTBO.-io American lady,
**x n-.tn^ In a healthy part of ihe city, and wh > woula
islie ir e deal of care of a lonng child, may hear of a sliua
lion hv calling at 31 Llberiy-st. The beitof reforerxia will
be required. sll 2t*
AVtlt'i*(w reapeciable girl, nx-een yetnold. waou a
altuain n aa cbambertnala an. waller, or to djcham
e woik and like , are f childten Can give the bnai of
reference Applv at 131 Oroaby-st sl'lt*
4 S1TI . CiON WANTED oy a yau .g woman,
- < wttba fieab liieaat of milk, aa wet nuiaa Apply at 170
Third ; v._all 2.
BO V W ANTED?In a dry good? jobbing hju?e, a
irnii. ?< i ve kuu Intelllgei t ad. une wrio reaid^x wi.n
n'a rsrtnta pn fe ted, and it ?i Inf lo maka hItii- f gen?
era ly uaeful Appiy to CHURCH, SrVAM Jt CO 140
Broadway. ?il It*
nnO BOSH IB E ? HANI t 8 -Wanted to learason.a
1 respr-. (able l ? 'e by a a ouu nenltny hoy. age.) 17 y?*r.
He<is steady, Industrious and temperate Call or sld-eis
Apprenore, at 74 Sixtn a" lu the book store. sll It*
[E AW STRESS WANTKD-In a sma'l famUyi a
'glr1 '? cbasubennald and seimalress She mus; oe
wl i'ng U' makeherae f uioful. City refe/eace will be re?
quired App y* 72 fourth-st sll It
/"?ODD"* H ANTED?Dry Goods, Hardware, aid
aJGrceerles in exrn?ngef"r L?Ld to the Suio of Wts- .
rouslri. sl'unt-si tit: the dne of a P.ans R"ad and near Lue
Michigan. Address A M American H.>Hi, N Y. all5i?
Rf'BERT FA?.K>ER formerly of Warwickshire,
Er g and, 's In- rested tu prt pe'tv ow tc Ittliatl rn la
t ie Court of Chancery In Gug'and. informatibn respect
n ? bio Is deslied bj BARNLY D SL'rLE.1,29 Wall-st
Qdf 0 w*^tKO- The ?dveniaer desires lo meet
?J>Ui Ifwoh a party hivtrg the ivive iam at !-nm"dUte
Ci um srd, win may wlab to make -?n Uveatizienl waere
there services wotiid not f.e ieq jir^-d, wtl -b will realua
t? :ce ihe sum wnhla 12 roooil a The blgheii refereocei
will be p:ven. Addreia, 8 S., Poat-Orf.ce, wtm roa! name
and address. all U*
?f lit n<ilt WAXTKI? PUR PrlVB VK1R3 OS
t^*HfaUUU BONO AND MORToUGfi-foav iboo |
ssDd dol ars oa Irapn ved real estate tn ih-< city of Clue, e
r.ail, clear of a*i lurumbraoces, worth over ose b tnlred
thm sir d dollars, row on rent of ie>n th uiaod d .11*-? a
year, for which an interest of r'ne per r?staru per aaoom
will be pa'd iem1-antca'ly In this city. The laws of Oblo
satiorixe u<n per cent Interest to be contracted for. Th ?e
desirous of landing on t?e ?Hove t > s will pleaM rai oe
VMNSLOW, LANIER ?tCO.58 WaUat for farther b>
fortnadi-? si* i wl?
s
Bp" Ftrtlktr Wmoit, tn tk* Iii k*ttt+.
BO A KD IN BROOKLYN.-A private family can
ricro -.Ii i data a gendemau and wife or not ?lr.g ? ge-i
tjeirkn ?l?h a i a'lor ar-d bed room or e?d r nn only If re.
q-itifd wlibfullor part ?I bond In a rfe!'.rh'.fal aeij-hn >r
booc. ab, ul one odle from tbe fe-ry ?bere tne etxn'ort*
of? home may be had A 'Ire or ?>??*? p?*a wlth'n half *
h oca of the bona? ev?ry 6ve minute?. Cor further particu?
lar* address J J 8. box 1,736 N. Y. Pott Office fW-r
erre will be required, all If*
DOOMS AND BOARD WANTED IN BROOKLYN
It-Th- ac'v-rt ?er t. iihe* to obtain Loa-d tor himself and
daughter In a priva e f.miy, In thevicnity of Fu^on it.
W Ith a f. Hilly bev'rg more room thin they rje-d arrange?
ment* could pmhahlv be made hy w Ich verv 1||:|<| I-eio
venl'Dce wonld heIxp-rleeeed hy the fa.nlly. Atdreas
I" x &s. New-York Po*t Office. all It*
1} 0.4 K I! I N(J ?Two t r 'hree ?'ojrle tent'etnen m?y ne
I r. .too mo ai'd with board, loa p ivate faoitly, a at 10
norum'wall <r->m the P? k a 212 Canal at. ? 11 Si?
1300MS tOIt rO?N? GENTLEMEN?With
A* ? r a? I liiij rnei.'a- rao lie ob all *-d at a very reaaonan e
price, by application at 37 I vin^-pl-c.-. Tbe location la
destrsble and convenient to rara and ?tage* all 3l*
YVTANTED ?Boa'd for a soon? married couoie In a
*v private f.nil t; lern - ex pected caaosanle; reference
exchanged. Addreia box 87: p,,?t r ffica ill If
F"*l Ii MS II KD KOOn.s-To let, with or witboa?
roi.ru. 4i ii Greenwich ?i. near Bea:h. Furnished haie
rfiert to let all [m
jCff- r*?. elAn h .<???<??..? A4*murmmitt i-. [Iii Page.
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S 'o 12 eniv le.a< n* ai 25 cent* each, (or the mo-.-y re
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Iba n ill puptla will i e received In one claaa. AUo, Inairuc
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ErUOATION, 147 greene
TV 1 R Cb <Atbt.r;LIN invnei iha atteotloo of ptreoU
i? I v. to ce?|r-a in a 1 Mrhool or Boy-i entirely under the
c?te it A Init'tic inn of lhe frit et pal.
EVFrtiNO e-CHuOL ? Mr C. ?iveilrstrucdon evenings
In W rlili g, Aiilbineoc, Booa keeping, Grain nar, iiC
?'1 9lt.?
"lilts. M? noLtt? ('a?KOl.1, respectfully an
i'lcotinrri thai Boardlair and Day School for Ynnng
Ladles, a. 218 Weal Tuarteenh at will rt?pen oo Tuei
risy, Sep ember 10.
t l.li r<r hno", designed lo be ono of the firil In the city,
will eLce??or lo prrfect pupili In tbe primary and juulor
Irforn idmiii'pg tbem Into the ?enior department The
c-ur>e of uudv embrace! English In all In branchei.
Fi'nch le a ipokeD ai well as a written language, and
Lslm Music v. cai and Im rumentil; advanced lessons
'ndriwinj; German, Italian and Spanlah taught by con
peient frofen ra, ill it*
JEAN F, BI'FKEr, "f the L"a>veraity of rrance, Pro
i* nor ol the K ei cn Language and Literature, reapect
f lly aini nt cei to hli frlecoi and pafcns that be baa re
ib. ved io S37 Sixih-av beiween Fifteenth and dixieentb
? ii and Ii ready to cod- tnence hli French cltnei Prlva.o
eiarna g ven ano irhooli attended. ill 3ilsWFAM*
^CBOOi S, FAMILIES or private indlvldoali who
1 rtijulie ,be atrvicea of a Claise-al and Eagllib Teacher
for part o) lhe tl-ne will hear of a competent genilemm by
appMi g to the rj. g School Agency 293 Broedway, wbo'0
te scher* of tbe bigheii order in every department are pro?
cured. Correspondence ibrou I boot ih* Union. Eitab
llibed 1847 (.10 2ti?*l E H. WILCOX, Proprleior.
.Vjlh? HAINES reipectfally announce* mat ber
IT I School 10 Gramercy park. ?ut Twentleth-iL will be
reopened September 9, (lecond Monday) Circular! may
be obtained at Meura DOREMU8 It NIXON'S, cor. Rai
aau asd Liberty it*, or at Henri C 8. FRANCIS A GO.'S.
252 Broadway.?New-York. Aug 20. 1850. an2" Swia*
MCSIi AL NOTICE.?The inbicrlber hai taken
up bU reticence m hia City at (6 Eaat EWbteeath-it. be.
tween Fi;urtr-??e*u? and Broadway. All romtnantcaitoaa,
e c, relfct ve to teaching may tea made to htm at tie aiove
place, >i a; the C> nvervati ry of Music, 411 Br>adway_
Communications, 4tc relating to Mumc Booka should be ad
o.f sseri to caie ol W. H. NtivvMaN It Co 139 Broadw.y.
,10 2i* Wat. B. BRADBURY.
INSU KAJNCE^___
LIFE INSURANCE.
CAPITAL S;LO<iO,OiiO *Nd OVS? 8300,000
Surp'oaFur o permanently Inveated
The Biloaa Commercial t-if* loanrmce Company of
London, U. 8 Office 65 Wall at New York, will make In
auranre on ll?e?, and endowment* on children pa?able at
the age ff 21, upon a. II 'era! termi a< aay other offi :e |
Scuedueof Raiei and other "arttcalifi c mtalned lna
tarni biet may b-had at ih-lr office, together witn every
oiher lufoima lo' lhat m?y be required.
CALIFORNIA INSURANCE.
Risks taken upon ltnerai termi, permitting the paaiage to
be made by any route the loiurrd may prefer, and any
length of time Ano, rliki for tne world. Tbeir lnsur
ai cea are vih y Imporiant, at by tbii meani relative!,
frier di end rredlior? may he secu-ed lu sums of money
which mightotherwlae be forever logi.
MEDICAL FXAMINER8.
John C. Cheieman, Eiq. M. D 473 Broadway, Bad F. W.
Jr. hnion Esq. M D 7R9 Broai way.
Agent for the U. 8. JOHN ROBINSON, office66 Wall St.
secone floor all ll*
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
CO OK HaKTFuRD ?Neer Y"rk office, 51 Wall-st.
opposite tne Exch?nge ?This lnstlmilo'i has issued, during1
tre. month of August 1P50. 4^8 new pulicles, viz :
To uietchariis i. iraders..lo7iTo females.59
To u echa- Ics.94
To manufacturers.2ti
To farmers. *7
To clerk. 14
To acct nt tan's. ''
To lawyers. II
To plijiirlsns. 10
To clergymen.18
To teachers.9
To hankers and cashiers.. 3
To public officers.1
"o artWts.2
To editors. 3
To civil aoglneers.2
To student!.11
To lun keepers.4
To mailneri. 7| To laborers .....3
Tosgrnii. 8 To geutlemen. 4
To profewors. 3|To oibers.5
Total policlea Issued m August.438
?? ?? ?? July..424
" June......416
?? May.527
?? April.554
?? Mar.h.518
?? Fohrltary.S96
J&nuaiy.701
Total new policies In 1850 .? 0*7
Tu a: number issued.11.477
?She ConnecL'cut Mutual Life Insurance Company Is
ea-a> r.'hea upon lhe itrictly ir.utaal lyatera, with a lariff of
^.^? i,,.... -- o. In..? ? Hh ~""V*-0 ?* e*"
nianrnci doalrahle, and even Indiipensahle, for an Institu?
tion of this characier. Ii was organ'zod la December,
1146 snd baa low heo me trio larifesi aaioclatlon of the
kind in lae Ur lied S ales, now numhering ISept Itf50) over
11/11 members GUY R PHELP8, Secretary.
R S KISSSAM.MD. ^erlcal Examiner, at inn office
daily frem2 to 3 o'clock P. M Proapecm* and overt in
i riiMton givm by W S DUlNHAM,
? II 6tlaV is Agent. 54 Wall-st New York.
LET ALL I HE WORLO K?fOW
Thai WAlTa'S NESVUL'M ANTIDUPE,
THE MEDICAL WONDBB OB THE AGE,
la sold Hiicily witn the understanding
riMJAT IF If DUES NUT CURE all nervous com
I plalr la. that -be money wtil he returned. There Is
i ow lint ittle ose of advertising ll at ail. Three years' cor
roboratlon of tbe fact that it bas never failed in a iluglem
? iai.ee out of7,' 00 boitles, lhe average yearl/ ?nie, h-ia put It
beyond ihn reai b of either caiumny or luiltalton Prluiel
crriitic t, a from'ha most reap-ciahle clfz-ni all over lhe
Union, are punted hi d can ho pror.ur-d ill rhe office, out tt?
h\f h a M;fl n,,and tie certainty of either being jured, or of
hav ng lie muLey hack r-i deis every other mode of nd
venial'g ur neceasarv ?1 a bottle, or 89 per dozen Deprlt
H'2 Nasiau sl wi? York.
As Its mlghneit p wer? ha^e been developed In Ana
pbrod?ia, tue LV Iimi madet'ibta ,d Convulalvo Fi.a hli pa
? ulUr iiudtea end wtj ui.rartako all auch cases to the. city
v. Ilbi ui chhue until cured,
Aden's ihr.'i.^b'.ul lhe c uniry are respe-tfully Informed
thai ?urh freijeei.idelays In forwarding ih-ir orders luva
(Mcilrred poiiiiveiy fur want of matarlai to make It, an 1
hdv> riiaeu e.iis h?ve oeep kept out of the papa s on that
arc. UM. the most valuable and c: lef Ingredient being p o
cur&ble on y from CalruiiB, a d Pa'm only f'om the Ts'and
< f8t Thomas, and iha Viteut Qutrctu { <t atlsslatie) from
England Ti li much of itia fo muia holng no secret to the
fi,culiy, hul their ulier tt.f.liiiiiy to procure It and proportion
it, la my aafe^uard HgalLii irnliatlon, for I poiirWoly assert
lhat no i ther per ion can i.rocure the tu jredieni*
? ll It* TaLBUT WaTT*, vt D.4I? O-eenwich-it.
JODB'S MEDICATED HOOID OfJTIOLE.
'IUII8 IS AN I N\ X Ll.1 A B LE ARTIULli foi dreaiing
1 burni, cuis and brulies. ictlds. or any kind of fraab
woundi 8o says Or Valentine Mott of the N. Y Medical
University; Dr Darling of the same; Drs Gil.ion and
Johnson of ibe Virginia MedlcsJ Institution, with many
other prai-tli-al Stirgaons.
PENFIELD it CAMP, Mlddletown, Coon, sola proprl
tors and manufacturers
W. T. HICKB it CO. 149 and 161 Front-sL
Wholesale Agents.
For sale by 8cbte0elin, Bros, k Co.; Havliand. Keeae Ac
Coj Wm. Burger k Co.; Boyd k Paul; Haydock, Corlle*
k Clay ao20 Irels*
CBANE'S PATENTiPRElVtlUIVISOAP.
rj^U TdIS popular and a< parlor Soa.i Waiaw?rond the
.1 fi at Preu lum, and a Diploma by iha Naw-Yors Stata
Fair at An-any hul weea Manufac.ured hy L'lRD,
LYNCH k Co. 141 SuLlvan st N Y. County rlgnts for
t .la Boap for aale In this ntata sin 1 ?lg*
fcJEW ? ??? LALiNOrtf ,l9BPfcUOI< ?T.NI?AJII
NASSAU.?To New Sblrt Oealers, Stogie Gentlemen,
famlilea. lie?Tnls la one of tbe most perfect and exlen
live ealahllabwema of the kind tn tbii or any other country
II baa beau eiected at an expenae of about four thouaand
ioliara, and comblneatbe following advantages:
1st? Parsens leaving tbe city m baste can have (heir
Joihe* waabed and Ironed tr t supartor manner In front
two to three boora lime.
2nd.?No material Is cued, in tbe was lung department
BUI pure olive oil aoap .no filtered Crotoc water, hence
eiotoes are not deitroved by patent soaps, or oih*' burs
iQgs so extanitvalj advertised in tbe newspapers
Srd.?(JeDilemen'i ihlrta are done an equal to new soirui
?n sale; geniiemeo'i coilari Ironed In Troy styl?: llghi
:olored veaia ana panusloooa elegantly ironed an* poilsbed.
lib ? Clothes, loai or mlsseul, (which seldom or navar
aaprrens) will he promptly paid for
Mb ?Clothe* waibed ai this eiiabllsbteent vrdl wea?
aaucb iouger, simply necaase r..-. are not only handled
wttb great care, hut nolnjurtnai drug so generally used oy
washera. la permlttad to come near tnem.
5lh ? Ladle* dr-iaea, and ail fine article*, ar? doae up by
an experienced French LaanCreii
Clotbei taker, and delivered free of extra charge. Ink
spots and staini effectually removed
All orders left at the Office is 8pruee-st or sent tbroapt
she Penn? foil, will receive orourpi atientlon
M * P * M E RAY MONI/, Superlaifluueai
P. at. *lxperlenced handa ?r? smployec to Iroc new
sb'ru. ao3 3ml.?
fV OTIS E- Ao peraous lndehiad to the eataie of the iaia
?"JOHNT BRIHHAM are requeetxl lo make paymer.l
of uie lame at tne i ffi<-r 7. Broadway, and all persons hav
tngclsuaj ocs?!d ea^sie will nreseni them.
L BRIGHaM 1
SIDNEY BROOKS,, Admiiilsiraiors.
r/*o Itawlitf J W OTIS \
a^TEAIQ ENGINE FOtC SALE, of nine h^ne
power, le first-rate run ng order, with a good bolter
nearly ra-w Ir.q dee of J A RHODES, corner of North
Seco-d and Tei ih Ha. Williauitburgb Prlce-$i25 *?12i,aa
FOH SALE?A ship's chronometer, nsmuiiyi uiboa
hr?'-ri e article, B.laa St, CraigRuio. manufactures. Ap?
ply ai ibe boot and shoe esiaolwtiment of Lortn Br.ioa*
188 Palun. il. a5 lml*
OFF14!? OF ?Hai <U.O"lRa(i.fl FILVEX
rem.ive?; i, gro?^way
WifiTRt M. GlatrKirv
pBOTOH aQCKD?CI DEPAKTMIKT ROTOffDA, P ?.RC ?
V> ( OHI ORa Ulis SOilCK.-1'..' bra.'j-eii iu-reby jirea ,hst ?
rollen, hu b^-n , r*??ente i is the Hoa/1 of IjtUtant Aklerrnei, to
l.a'b Iba eld tewit tt. f-ra tli-n'r??t Uttweeu A'enoea b v^d C,
l-ken up ar<d rebn.lt f a Ure^r aixe. ar.d '.. Iure tl.? .IUT- ei? e "f ci^t
weew! upoi b? pti.pert.. iat?n%d t, Ue le-n-Clted li-r-br All
paraorH inte-ra-ted to iL* aieo'e, harto* ooje, Ooa, ikerein, are ra
aie?>ed la |,re eat Ute s*BM m ~&in* lUti.r thmr aitent .ifiu.rn',
and addreaaed la :.- tofiaamt, at uua otSr*. u or re-fore ae Mb
">-'Ar.l. N1CMOLXS OKAS.
?!1 '* Praot^Kt CroUa AjaadactDefaruaaoL
DRY OOODS^ _
THE GREAT JENNY LIND CONCERT.
LACIFS AND GENTLE M KN 4' 6an Psrh msde white
kid gloves (or lh?anove Concert, can bo b?l fjr i? 64
and4a? pair, at BUilDEPT'S rhflip wholesale aod^reUl
Dry Giwds store, )3o Walker at. Alao, gentlemen's black
kid glovek, stitched hocks, only 5s a pilr, eqial to dollar
gloves GEO. C BURDE7T, 138 WolkeMt,
slfi-ls* between Br -nd war and Bowery.
RIBBONS STLXSS SATINS VELVETS
PLOWfrlS, rfOAYHER*,
STR?W cooos, *c.
^OMPOSTNO a complete assortment of MILLINERY
V/GOuDS, received t pom reeent importations aod
AUCTION.
Milliners ard tnercharu are Invited to call and exa-nla?
them, which will be offered at re lowest prices for
CASK,
or approved credit, by J. DOREMUS MILLS,
au23hwts* 2? Jubn-at New-York.
MOrtPIS L. HALLOW KOL A. OO.
143 Market-si Philadelphia,
tsiroaT?E? a?ra whol?sal? oa?t.ias tu
SILK AND FANCY OOODB RIBBONS, LOVES,
LACES, SHAWLS, Ac
FHKIUHT PAID TO SKtV.YOBK
eo roods parchasad from an. acd shipped by aoriham root*,
ans ?rnt?
11 ST KEL'Ki VED.-A new aid ip endld assortment
?? i f Cravaia, Scarfs u'jolnelles, Artet and Albert Tie*,
(embrolrered,'ancy colored and plain;) also, Gloves, of
every variety. Hosiery, lie. which with my former stock
of gentlrmens' Furnishing Goods, Is the largest and bast
assortment In the city. J. AC?ATE,
s o Stls* 2S7 Broadway, corner Parfc-plsce.
\\'ET GOODS.-The halauce of tbe wet Goods wtll
" be sold low, corsiitlrg of wide and fine lloen tsble
D'srer. Irish Linen, llnea Shirtings, table covers, Ac. Also
bioadclcUji. nlparcas, sinarhams. rhambrays. blankets, Ac
sin Stls* For sale b. W. MATHEWS, 60 Catherine-it.
%%T 9? other Dry Uoode Ad*rrturme%U it* Uli Pag?.
TU LKJ^&C*iij^IAm j$ ALB,
?FOK HALK-AT A GREAT BARGAIN?6S
hoe Lots on Clendennlng Late (,100th streei), 106th (a
100 'tet street) and 187th street, near the Bioom'jg
dsl> Bosd:
Price $lfO per lot- (3,500 may remain on mortgage for
two years, at 6 per cent.
These are easy of access by Bloomlngdale stages and
alio by tbe Hsnem rare, which atop at 109 h street
Also, ibe foar-story Brick Home and premises, No 4.A
Fonrtb Avenue?Lot 18 feel 6 Inches by 70 feet; houio 40
fe?t deep, with two-story extension; In the center of kusl
teas on the 4th avenue It wonld make an excellent pri?
vate tavern on the English plan. It 1* handsomely finished
with marolemantels throughout, Croion water, range, bath,
pair ting and ornamental plastering * c, &C.
The tecoLC s orv is now in a large highly ornamented
parlor, with transoms, and would mane a capital free aud
essy or a b llltird room Tne New Haveu trains stop by
the door ?cd Ibe passengers Iben iske the stages and cars.
Price, $7,w:0? half may remain on bond and n ortgage.
Apply to DENNIS McMAHON, Jr,
sll lw* 13 Chambers'st.
I? OllLI, FOH ?ALE,-A piaater anJ grtet mill In
BU the town of Greenwich, Corn, with three run of
^^stt net n'l in gocd running order, with a first rate run
of csontry custom, (tbe greatest shore Is wheat.) It la lo?
cated en a public landing and wlthtn one hour's ride of tbe
city , also wi hin h'iy rods of the Cos Cob Bridge station
in ibe New.York and New Haven Railroad Vessels can
lay tide of ih? mill to load and unload, and freight Is taken
very low by the iloops that run from >he place to the city.
M heaMi la the only reason which induces tbe owner to
part wlib It It will be lold ata bargain and only a part of
t e purrhsse money will be wanted down Address or
call on the suhsci laer at the mill In Greenwich.
CHA8 P PACKARD,or
sll 2w* D'.R. J BUSH, 81 Barclay it,
?FOR HALE OH EXCHANGE for city pro
peny, uti Btaten Island a beautiful counfyiest, wlihln
jof a mile of Tonen and Bontiey's Landtag, where
two steamboats plv dally, consisting of 15 acres, a new
modern two t'ory bouse, wild wing attached, built by days'
?work; bam, carriage honse, fowl-house acd other oat
I ?i ding* acd almost all kinds of fruit in abundance. The
lltuatb o for view cannot be snrpaa ed. Inquire at 85 Lex?
ington avetue, before 9 A.M. or after 3 P M of
illlw* J P WHITEHEAD.
FOR. HALE AT ntRLEM-Flve or ten Lots
of ground beautifully sltuaud on One Hundred and
Foureenth a d One Hundred and Fifteenth sis. be?
tween Third and Fourth ava W->' caah orlmmedlatedlspoasl.
terms very low. For further particulars apply by note to
L L care of W. H FRANKLIN, Broad sU_sfl lw*
WANTED^ TO KENT, WITH TBE PRIVI?
LEGE OK PURCHASING?A small neat cottage,
with frt-tn 3 to 5 acres of land, orchard, kr. In a pleas?
ant location, wlihtD oDO-balf or 'hree-quarter's hour ride of
the Town Hi.il address postpaid, wth terms and particu?
lars, GEORGE Dl'GGAN, 300 Broadway, N Y. City 1.?
?~>t?MSHED UOLSK WAfVTE ll-Ia some
p easant vi ia? o In tto country ce?r New York, until
Spring or lonner, for a small family who would take
gn< d care of the furniture. Address box in. Post Offico.
?k WAN* ED- By a family consisting of three adults,
ji ibe first or second floor of a genteoi house, below
Wan en streei, in a respectable nelghhorh jod Fur
rtsl ed or unfurnished. Address L. L. L, Tribune office.
',(? ROOMS WANTED?From Oct. 1, by a family of
'flgjj 'hree adults?two rooms on the second floor, with
psntrles, end ote *or two bedrooms Location must
be pleasant, the house In complete order, and tbe family of
quiet habits and correct moral principles. Bath room la
dispensable F?r up-towr preferred. Address " Family "
lit Ibis office, siallrg terms. Ac. ? hlch most he low s9 3tls*
jgA FOR S A I,K OR h XtlOANiiK-Tbree lota tu
^f*r-trw?rk N J 25 b . 1V5, and Itjn acres laud In Adams
""^Couniv, III 2n mhes from the town of (i ilncy. The
lai d Ik half wood and half prairie with a stream of water
runnlrg through It. It will be sold low or exchanged f ir
city property or any Improved places on tbe Hues of fie
Hudson River or New Haven Railroad, noi more than 30
ml es from New-York, and near astatlon. lrqalre of
sll Im R GLEHN, 191 Falton-sl
CA SMALL FAHIM FOR SALE.?The ras
scrlher wishes to dispose of bis farm lu the town of
Conquest Caynga Co. N Y it contains 26 acres of
the very best land in tbe State, and Is at present lc excel*
lent condition There are about six acres of beautiful
wood on the farm, principally hard maple, beach, hickory,
Ac. Tbe farm is situated within six miles of Port Byrot)
on the Erie Canal and within 14 miles of the city of Au?
burn. On the place Is a good cottage-built bouse, two
wells of excellent water, a large bam, and a young orchard
of grafted fruit To thoie who desire lo secure a Homtv
stead under tbe law passed by our Legislature, this Is ?
favorable opportunity. Apply, (If by mail, postpaid,) lo
SHOHtS N ROOK I.R, Tribunal Office anSn DAWlslf
%%T~ Tot ith.tr ?cM ,f,<t?ii Ad?rtiumonU, *** VWhPajl.
FOR C?TilWliViA.
KltirJHK CITY LINE -THROUGH
tTICKCTS TO oa N FRANCISCO via CHA
ORf 3, Saturday, 2?th lepiemher.?The splen?
did steamship CRESCENT CITY, 1,500 ions burden
Charles Stucdart, Commander, wl i leave ber dock, Pier %,
North River, for ChBgres, on Saturday, September 23, at3
o'clock.
faxe TO CHitOHES:
Afer Saloon.%\V>
Forward SalooD. 10"
Leowe' Saloor. 90
Bleersgo (mailreas and board).,. 65
panama to san FRANCISCO,
h the new spiendtd steamship NORTHERNER!
First Caoln.*)300
Steerage.i. 150
For Freight or Passage, apply lo
J HOWARD k SON, 34 Broadway. R Y.
Bepl. 11, 1850._Sil DtWl28lb.
SPBCIAL EXPRESS FOR CALL
r URN IA-ADAMS 4c CO. will aiapatrh a Sue.
*cial Mxpre-s as above, per steamer ''CHJSRO.
KEE," for Chagrea direct, on Friday, 13th lnst at 3 o'clock
P M. through In ch-rgeof tnelr own Messenger, who will at?
tend personally to Its safe and speedy transit to destination.
All freight, packages and parcels lo go forward by this op?
portunity must he pre paid, acd bedell'ered to us before
10 o'clock, A M. of the day of sailing.
si I Stls_ADAMB k CO. 16 and 18 Wali-st
THROUGH LINE
FOR SAN FRANCISCO, vta CHAGRE8, DIRECT,
AND BY THE U. 8. Mail Steamers ou the
^Pacific. The splendid eteoiochip
CHEROKEE.
HEN BY WINDLE, comrua/.uer, will leave her dock. Pier
No 4. NR fr Chagres. direct, on Friday, Bent 13, at 3
O'clock Tbe CHEROKEE and PHILADKL'HIA a<e
the only steamers running direct to Cbagrea In connection
with the Unl ed Stales Pacific Meli Steamers from Panama
to San Francisco. Passengers r,y the CHEROKEE will
find c< mforts and accommodations unsurpassed by any
other meamei. and will be sure to connect wlih the favorite
su-smshtp OREGON at Panama For passageapply lo
s951s HOWLa ND k A8PIN WALL 54 and 55 Houth-st.
fy For other California Advertisement; tee Vllth Page?
H TE ?M8HI V ?HYIltt Y~F()R
ChAKLe.STON, 8 C ?The splendid steam
ship OSPREY, J Dickinson, commander, will
sail fr'm Ihewbarf, f*ii of Lombard at. Philadelphia, on
Samrday. SepL 14, at L0 c/clock, A M
For freight or passage, apply to KINSLEY k CO'S
Express, 1 Wall an corner of Broadway, where a plan of
the >blp mav he ?een a- d tterth? secured.
Fr>.l, ht for th s vessel sbou 4 leave New York on Thurs?
day Price 10 cents per cub'c foot Tlckeet* $it).
For furU-er Information refer to
E LITTLEFIELD KINSLEY It CO'8 Express
s9 4Hs?
?. . arfP*? fcDAYLIWsY FOR NEW HAVEN ?
^BdLQg&JJT-T? e a'd '.eautifui stoamer REIN
"nMn DtER, A.hert Degroot, commander, will
p-ave Ner-Y ri every mornlor'. (Sundays excepted.) at
8 o' Iocs, and returning, leave New-Haven at ii o'clock,
f U
Passengers srri'lDg In New-Haven by the exo'ess train
frr th Boston will fr.d stages at the Ral^oed D6p?(. 10 con'
rei them to the boat free of expense
D'nuer for passengers ImmedlBtely after leaving the
Wl arf
FareVScenta
N B ? For freight, apply on board or at WILLIAMSON
it VAIL'S 164 ??est-st_all If
_, NEW-YORK AND EltlE
?V^T-RAILROAD -Ex ended to Ho n
et ??t lo-un and after Monday, Bept
M b. the Passenger and Frel/bt Trains wtu m
HornejAvibe, l'avlog New-York from pier foot of Dmbsv
?. d.l v Sondav. excepts. at64 P M( by stumer. THC-8.
POWELL or KRlfj. LeaaveHomellavlllefor Ne?-York
^rji. Fare from New Yorkttf?^*^
Tfcia?B l? Philadelphia.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
Between 10 and U ocu1c\T,^Tu4,d?y? w
hater's wheelwrightVuTw^Z^''^tH>
at the comer of ^fM^'^^'^
set on lire, ard totally destroyed. Tb.1, la th* 1-7
ond time within eighteen months ?hat Mr N'?
' lace baa been destroyed by the acU of itwendia!
ries, and he is completely ruined. The moatensa
inal part of last night's work. hiwevor, was tu*
savage attacking 01 the Good Will Hoae Oornpaa?
bj a idoyamenaing gang of rowdies. A* ttwi
Bose Company reached the corner of Willow aud
Lombard sta. they were saluted with shower*
ol brickbats, and volleys of fire arms. The Ootor
par y fled precipitately and left their car. l?ge Is
the hsn<is of the assailants, who broke it to piece*
and then tbrew it into the Sohuylhill river. Dar?
ing the attack a number of persons belonging to
the Company wore very seriously injured; one
named Andrew Little received a ball in his osclt.
This morning his situation was noiconaidered dan?
gerous, although the ball had not been extricated.
Two of the rascals engaged In the assault oamad
George Lir.ton and John McDioga! were arrested
and committed this morning in default of *S,00*
bail. I hope severe examples wiil be made of
them
In the neighborhood of Hancock and Wasbinrto*
streets, Kensington, last night, cries of disteecs
from a female were heard. As two men, named
John Dean and Joseph Allen, were rushing to be*
assistance, they were assaulted by a rowdy gang,
Mr. Dean was shot through tbe a de, and Mr. Alle*
was felled to the earth by a slung shot. Both were
in a dangerous state this morning No arrests
made.
Daniel Young, a notorious member of the)
"Scbuylkill Banger " gang waa arrested lasg nigh*
and committed to prison This individual got off
once before, it being represented that he was a
very ? innocent sort of a man." Woader if he'H
alip through the Court again upon the same repre?
sentation 7
There la a fair demard for Cotton, and prices are fuHr
maintained. The next steamer's advices are now due, and
some bolders are unwilling to operate undl after they are
received. The Flovb maraet continues quite dull and !*?
active, and there is little or no Inquiry for export Holders,
generally, denitnd 5 12J T> btd. but a sale 1* reported at 9\
which Is a further decline. Limited sales, r >r city cost
?eruption, at 5 1"j e?.5 25 for common and go'Vi bra ids and
5 50/25 6t\ fur extra. A sale of 100 bbts Rye Fi.oua at $3
f'bbl Corn Meal tsheldfi raty at ihesame nice Th'd.*
mand for WHCATcontlnuxa Uml.ed. A is e 600 nush p 1 ?
Bombern Wblte at 108 |> butbel. We quote Red at ISe9
105. Rys Is scarce. Co hn is In steody dein inJ. and far?
ther sale* of Yellow have been made at 6 > cent* Oar*
are In moderate request. Sale* of 2 ooo >>usoel? S<>u'hera 4
37?38 centi 4f> bainel. and some Pennsylvania silS f.as<a.
Whisky ba? sllgbuy declined. Ha e? of 100 bblaat S7J cas
and hbd* a] 2Ci rents.
Sales or Stocks ?First Hoard-*'.000 Caniden and
Amboy RR, 6*, 954; ?2,888 State 6?, 'as, 1011; $2*0 Uar
liibnrg RR. es, BIJi $i7,000 ReaCioK RK 6?. 73* ; I L luls
vllle Bk, ics* ; so u S Bk, 1J; $7,000 Sch Nav 6s, 'tft 4')| ;
2 Pennsylvania RR, 44\;
Second Board.??8( 0 titate 5i, '55 99 j: $ 1 780 U 8 6 c W,
1111; ll' N Am Coal 8]; ?> Mtoeblll RR.- f??, $2,?*'
4r Amb RR, 6s, *70. 95?"; $">,C0rt Bch Nav, 6?, '6*. 40: 9 Ky
Bk, 1054, 5 Louisville Rank. 103; $300 Wllm RR, ss, it ,
$?\C00 Texas ? j' cent Bds, 40.
Appointment* by the Prealdeat njsd Hesuttee
Daniel D. Barnard, of New York, to be Ravoy
Extraordinary, and Minister Plenipotentiary to
Prussia
William Strono, of Ohio, to be an usociat?
justice of the Supremo Court of the United States,
lor the Territo.y of Oregon.
John S. Gallagher, of Virginia, to be 2d Audi?
tor ol the Treasury.
William Irwin, o" Penntylvania,|Marshal of la*
United States, for the western district of Pennsyl?
vania, vice Alexander Irvin, removed.
Thomas Ewbank, Commissioner of Patents.
consuls.
W?m. Carroll Banders, of Alabama, for the
city of Home, in place of Nioholaa Brown, re?
called.
Lorenzo Draper, of Now York, forthe port of
Havre de Grace, in France, vice William J, Sta?
ples, recalled.
Edward Kent, of Maine, tor the portof Bio da
Janeiro, in Brszil, vice Gorham Parks, rooalled.i
William R Glover, of Montery, ior the city
of Monterey, in Mexico.
Wm R. Hayes,of Couneotiout, (or the ialaad of
Barbadoea, vioo Noble Towner, reoal'od.
Ralph Kino, of Louisiana, for ths port of Brs>
men. vice W. H. Robinson, meailed.
John L. Hodge, of Pennsylvania, for the port of
Marseilles, in Trance, via Daniel 0. Oroxau, re?
called.
Fatrtte M. Ringqolt. of the District of Colam
bia, (or the port of Arioa, in Peru
Benj. H. Norton, of Massachusetts, for the part
of Pictou, in Nova bootia, vice Luther Braokatt,
recalled.
Albert Lange, of Indiana, for the portof Am?
sterdam, in the Netherlands, vice Charles Nichols,
recalled.
Joseph Mosier, of New-York, for Ancona, la
Italy, vice James E. Freeman, recalled.
Alex H. Clements of the District of Oolutv
bia, for the port of Messina, in nicily, vice T. W.
Bchn, recalled.
Nathan Burchard of N. Y for Baalo, in Swit?
zerland, vice George H. Goundie, recalled.
Zabdiel W. Potter of lid. for the port of Val?
paraiso, in Chill, vice William G. Moorhead, re?
called.
James F. Waddell of N. C. for the port as*
iriata moros, in Mexico, vice Thomas W. Clenione,
recalled.
J. B. Wii.por, Senr. of N Y. for the portof
Nice, in Sardinia, vice Victor A. Sasierno, re?
moved.
Lewis Baker of New York, for the portof La.
guayra, in Venezuela, vice John P. Adams, re?
called.
Thomas M. Rodney of Delaware, forthe pott,
of Matanzas, In the Island of Cuba, vice Sim***
M.Johnson, resigned.
Rets old En km k all, for Heisingfors, in Rants.
Henrt Stuckle, for Algiers.
John M. Fessendkn, at Dresden, In Saxony.
Pablo Auoueka, for the port of Barcelona, (a
Spain.
"The Republic'?The announcement of tee
latest change in the conduct of the Wcuksusittm
Republic, is in that paper of yesterday in tue fu(
lowing words : -
Tbe circumstances which led to the change in
the editorial department of tbe Republic in at/
last no longer existing, the un leraigued on urrunjr
surrenders to John O.Bargent, Es-i one of its ab:*
founders, the future control of its columns
ALLBN A HALI?.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Colonel Gsrmaa'* Hpeecb,
Correspondence of Tbe Tribune.
Washikgtob, Mocdsy, Sept. 14
I consider the reputation of a le:ter-writer qaite
as valuable as that of a Member of Congress, what*
over may leemto be your opinion to the contrary.
1 do not see upon what principle of right y <m
b&ve taken it for granted that Col. Gorm\ti has
more correctly renumbered what be said in tit*
heat of debate, than i did in the coolness of reuort
ing, and stated, in comments upon his " Oard,"
that " Mr. ?orman is of course right, and oar c ?r
r. spor.dtut wrong in the premises " Nor can I see
that such a conclusion, as that I was "ofc?*rnP
wrong, follows, necessarily, from the circiiustaaoe
of lhe Hall being " badly constructed," Ac.
I have not "misrepresented ' Col. Gorma* la
the particular he cites, nor in any other of "the
many particulars" which he has takeo care n^ te
specify. I mean as to the drift of" his remarks;
which is ail letter-writers aim at If Col. G<?*
man s memcry has not been refreshed yet, sutHoi
ently to recollect wh*t be did say?if he was ra*?t
satisfied by Ibe answers to hi* luqalriei address?!
to his neighbors, alter reading by 1-tter, I will ttf
and aid him with a question. It is this : . ,.mt
Did you Lot say, Sir, in your oral tptteab thai
you could attest the bravery of the Te**??^. rig
Iten them in the thickest of the W"?L
Arc If you did, and I can M??*^ |t-*A*e
the fact, if necessary, a od v<?., 4t4
what will become of ytmrdec'w?^ ^ ^ 4
not allude in any J^^'? The fsct Is, jpoe
(yooj ever wss In M?*'^ eeiiogl. The was
were eam*d away t>y /1 feeJj0), which made
spirit was upon yea ^ Moody emn< ^
you tolunianlvS? " d by fQar neodisk
murder in U?^?j?b\l see dvi war (to oo*|.
statement, tbat, ?tn ^ Uwg of tae|**rtij
pel Texan ^bei* k^ of Nev Mtxwo cootrcA
y0ha "?2L aZi their back* blviin* from tk* Us*
vt* Bi<^aJ"..,Yott did not believe >o* said
,fj ontii[ ?mindedofit And whew isthensa
?fcg troubled wit* the charg* of gi*yiM *j
^mfavj achievements, while such * Irvadtso
1 /v ocnatural sentiment Staads on record a<aia*l
yon, oiKXWtradiotedt 01??A.

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