Bxrckapk to Jennt Lind..Laitnlght tho Get*

gn licderkranz marched in procosstoo to the

ye* York Hotel, where they aang a number of

selodie« as a serenade to Jenny Lind. Tlufol

(owing wai the order of the Performance«: lit,

fWlJcommeit, (welcome,) oompoied by Kumt, and

dedicated to the 8wediih songitrois; 2d, Hont rfu

To* der deinem Namenfeiertl (Jloar'st thoa

jjjo found, that celebrate*, thy Dime,) by K alii wo'

3»; 3d, Potpourri Ohorn», from La FUle du Reg*Hfttf. Tbese piecei were ail admirably performed,,sd great credit is due to the leader of the oompa-

sy, Mr Agriol Pau-.When the Liederhranz. arrived they were invit¬

ed into M'ss Lind'» pari ir. After ths performt :o

df the li *t piece. " *V«>loomo,' a coatmuiee oou-

lilting of Dr. Ludwig, tho President, r.nd Mr.yVlKDKL'ller, thv- Vi.'c-Piosi leut, were introd a :.

to lliis Lind by Mr Eistiold, u^on which D.°.Ludwig addressed her in '.no following manner:

u Fraaieio Among :!.e many and splendid pr:ofitfbomage and admiration which aa everywherehave alio been tendered to you here, the GermanLiederkranz o! New York appear before you, andbail you wi'b a hearty welcome to our shores."We are weil aware that compared with what

I has been said n'reK'ly in your praise, with thorifts of Art and Science, of spiritual an^Linateria:happiness, which hav.- been bestowed on you, weare unable to offer to u>u any thing new or va'ua-fcle. Wo are only plain men, who after uninrerropted, and often hard labo', rn«et oioj i>., theweek to rcjoico and olevato oursoivei with Song.But we areaiiured that, what is done withsinceritysaid comos from the hea.t, will also Und its path to

the heart We, therefore, pray you, whom in thiiLand, whoro no Uueon is known, wo venerateunanimously as the Uaeen of Song, to acceptkindly our welcome in the souudi of music, as wel,is in the writing we hereby offer to you.'' TheVice President then handed to Miss Lind a copyef the three songs.Miss Lim> listened attentively to the perform¬

ance, and expressed her iincero thanks for the at¬

tention paid to her. She conversed in t friendlymanner with the gentlemen, and said, amongttben, " O, Germany, how beautiful, bowcha'-m-Irg it is, but wh-:e i« its liberty ? Surely, gentle¬men, you all wiir: to return soon to your sweet fa-iherlacd, the land of musio and poetry?" "No,.stver!" was the unanimms answer; ' here wo

feet happy and free, hero we will become good triti-sens" " Without poesy ?" she asked. ' O, Frau-

j leir, you wil. ii-.d pneay here also " She flnaliy|tj*pre»s<(l her iloairo to see the "Liederkranz"; jierforn: r. Chorus in one of her Concarts, ti whichthe gentlemen readily assented. Mr. BENEDICTlaid that he was delighted with tho performance,and would oompote a Souvenir for ;h9 Society.Sbe shook hands with Mr. Paur, tho leader, andJhinked the society, who then withdrew.

BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Correction..In our n tioeof the New Map of

j JBrooklyn, we should havesnd that It was publishodi>y M. DRii-t's, 103 Fulton-st. New-York. The

Map is ono of the plainest and mm1, correct tha*we have overmen.

NEWARK ITEMS.Oystir War..We announce) to our readers

the renewal of the Ov&ter War. Yesterday Sherill'Jaquine, having receive-! intimation that the StatenIslands* were committing depredations on theoyster beds in Newark Hay. onartered the steam¬boat James Farlee, (not the Loco candidate forGovernor,) and proceeded with a posse of :iu men tothe scene of aotion He wan reinforced o.i ilia wayby some small craft ahme shore, and arrived on the" battle ground'' at 1 P.M. Th-s Bay was coveredWith sloops, shin's and other ora't, all raking up thooysters., who, when they saw tho '. powers of theJaw" approaching, up onohors and sails and Had.5Tbe Sheriff, however, and his men wore too fasti«ld too many for them, mid by i.1^ o'clock P M badsaptured lour sloops.tho Guerilla, Tom Thumb,Dead and Sempronia, nod eight skiffs all ladenWith oysters, and c;ue prisoners, who ware themost act've among x> e invaders, A'! this was not

acoompliehed without resistance; knives and hand¬spikes were freely used, and pin lots wero shown,and blood from noses and bends flowed like water.After all resistance had ceaeed the captured boatsWere conveyed up the Back ens ack River abovetho drr.w, and men plncod in charge of them- Theprisoners were brought be'ore JnaticesVan Winkleand Thomas and put under bonds to appear andanswer ibe charge. J l?ra'>y City Teiegraph.

Death of Hon. Henrt Nes.We learn fromthe York (Pa) Republican, that tho Hon. HenryA'es died at bis residence in that Borough nn Tues¬day evening, a few minutes alter 7 o'clock. Hisage was about r>0 ypars. It is known that the Dr.has been ill for a long time, so much so as to pre¬vent bis appearance in his seat in the Hcuse atWashington for the greater part of the presentsession.

GKNEliAlo NOTICES.XF Gentlemen'!* Hnta, Fall Stylo. Bird, corner

Fine and Natiau ats .The sly la for the ensuing season willbs ready for inspection and lale this day. Tho auenUonol

gentlemen of tasie ami discrimination is Invited to the put.tern al ove announced, nrd«rtbo firm conviction that Itwill oattafy the moil taaiSdloua admirer ol a handsome Hai-Mi . M. C. Bt. John ha* removed from 11R Broadway to

U.o store ol Ibe subscriber, nhoro be will he pleased to sea

at/ customers. BIRD, cor. Pino and Nassau its.

*.ngum 30, 18S0._ _

»6 5wls

I hp" i'-oeMes* ye the Lund!.Mechanics and otherIndustri' Ui pe sore are Inviiee to atteuo the ninth regalarmeeting < f the New Y rk lidus'rla! H ims Association,this (Friday! evening, a: 7J o'clock, at the Bakers' Ho-jsool Call, 121 Urand-si a hetnhy and valuable town site,wllh'n working .Itsinnce fr, m tbls city, i»11 be purchased,surveyed, street* grade!, and lb--ii olvlCed among thewemhen. Those Joining previous io the draw'ng firMolcei of Iota, Will have m fqas' chance with ;ji whotav, yet done so. J. STEVENS Presidentt d. Murray. S-»cietary >ij le

IV To trip irlerchiini Tallora of New-York..Gentlemen, jou are r -, .. mqueaied to attend a meet¬ing of dekgstes from th Journeymen Tailors' Society, tobe held at tin-Bbskspe e H on Monday, Bept it] at 10o'clock, for the purpose of dlirus»lng the merits of the newkin of prices, recent > tio^led by that body.

By oider of the Uoinuiiuee, »13 21*

BT The OmrJK* ITJotinraln \Vater-Uuii>, at8 intb Orange, £nex CouoK New Jarsey, one hour's ildeby the M-i rlt and Essex Railroad, from thocliy T.ees-.ab'lihuunt hat private ha ba attached t roost of tiio pa-UeLi'a tot d.s Address Dr. CARL LORENZ whobassncteeded Dr. Meeker. In the medica' department of the Instl-totlon. The terms average rrorn Jl 11 SI2 per week, paya¬ble always weekly Persons occupying the whole ->i a

double loom will be charged extra. Board of privatesar-Varts St.' 'o per Weeks 3 tf

-..RT A ;,|o«'itnn ol the TloamKhH Aaaoclntlongrill be.h-.d1 all, e BhhaM'ore Hotel Ulli (Kildat) a'enlng,r»>pt. 1», BIT. o' lock Punctual a !o..c1h:c-i!-r q jired.

Oh" Xi uatcnl (lord..The subscriber wou'd respect-fullv Inform hli friends thv. he has taken up hl residenceto ibis (it> at 46Eaii tighteenth-it h-t->i?-n Broadwayand the Fourth av, and ihn ho will shortly resume, to allmlied extent, bis class and private leaching

sllStls- vWUAM U BaADBURY.

OT To ilaliere..A ge-ieral meeting of ;h 0 ira-vve Bakers'Union will hs held at be House of Call, insjiaro-ir on Saturday. Ulli lust when Important businessWll be brought before the n retire Chair taken al So',cl 'ck JohbZ Rknnic Pres't; Ja's R^erlion. Roc Bee.B?,0,n?,f »PI'11'"»' 's f-r ibe office of Keeper of the Home

iVfiT ,l;',uld *lve co lr" t0 'boTr istees, as the electionw.ll .ben be proceeded wlib. The t J all to let every night,except Ntiurdaya. te-ms moderate. s:s 21«

« \ *ixl* WfA A Meeting or thi DemocraticW big Commluee of Ibe Sixth Ward of lue C'ly of N^w-Msa.Tii SerheW on Monday Evening, Sep'ember lrJJjJAO at ?j o-ch ck, at il e North Amertian Hole', c irner ofB0V.-C- , r,-:d Hayard street, lo make Hrrange nents for thegaction ol a delegate 10 lenresent the Second Asse n .lySiaeo k

« hlg S ate torventlon to beheld at Srra-T«e on the *S;h Instam..Sep 12. 1830

. uw jb. ROBIN'O.v, Chalrmw.

A o AkfrmaN, Secrelsrv. a!3 S-.l«-

S'^lfi'.^ KO« XAI.K. of nine hor,8nearer Tw I00M tXlni-^ ' <^ b?,l6r'«econd J JgJW^uTrr,SVtl^.n 'HTT»-:..warT«,sedviolent firs, rbeirmallsni i-ou'|i,f'!i,0(i""k' tlc ^^loreat, allaead Neurosis, <-,r the ,'..«., v m,?"?*«*. jPerdor 102 Nsasa-i-si. [1, K J0^o; 83

.gMu tbe city, withoutc^-ks, s u

~~~-._sl3 If

^VtaÄj.i, " ,"y £ ' w"rd' como »d sä whatiH Nassau-it. one door loutii of ßeokman.

\V ANTE!).All active and intelligent yung S'o'ch-* * rtmn 10 go o Mexle 5 and lake charge of n small far nard garden ?he district 1» heal h r and the encoaragetnesland rriniirierstlmi gr>od. Nono need apply bat lueh aa can

give unexceptionable reference* Address B P. J.boxI.SlOSun rflke. Application to be ma-'e before Monday

««t_¦_ «1S If

VA ANTED.Situation« by two respectable yourjg »o-' met.one a* ccok and to ntiUt In the washing and

Irontrg ; ihr other to do r.Vamhe'w, rk waihlnc and iron¬ing, or walling nrd rhamborwork.hi* no nhtntilon to dohousework In a small family. Gjod city refer once can bsgiven Apply 12 Haml.'ior tt sl21t*

\\' ANTED.A »ttnatlon by a Hdv Protestant g|.|. t > Johome or cbamberwork; la a fir*i-i»t(» washer aud

IrOner and a good plain cook; would al»o take c*'« ofct.tldien ntd »e.w ). a po.id uialn »ewer and very fond ofchildren; vottld make herself generally useful. Jail at22J Bowery.»13 It*

\V ARirKU.i»Uuat!on« B'e wanted for S tieTmi 4' v American, 7Kngiiab and 4 Scotch gir!«. A eo, for

about <»n Iriah glrii, mostly Proi-stam«, cooks chamber¬maid*, waiter* nur»»«, Ja'jrdre*i«», team*Irei»ei, ice Allare «man, ildy, and have good character*, at " ELMOREB.eiect ?r,.t<-«tiuit i,mpl"yiT!-:nt A?-ncy,7 Cnr-Eine at.«12 411s«

U7ANTJCD..A young man Udeslrois of obtaining a" iltuatlon aa clerk inauora, or tome other light busi-enr Would have no objections to going to aay p;rt of

the United State» Good refo.-er.cescan be glvea Anyonewiibisg to enpage the advertiier can bear of blm byacdresslng a note to " Samuel" at tbl* office. »13 It*

W ANTED.A situation a* housekeeper bv a reip-eta* ble American woman *be would be wining to asKume

the charge of a gentleman's family In the city or a short di»-lfcr.ro ir ;ne country. R*f-rew* given and required Ad-dreia a lire to J R. at lhic off>e, waere a p«'«ona! Inter¬view may be bad. »13 It*

07 A NTED.A Bitu»t'on to do genera! homework or"

a» rhamberma'd and wtl er, or «"amitre.ii by a re¬

spectable > i'UD? woman wrih excellent reference; live!t» o jenra with fier la*t employer C»n be i«en for 2 dsyeel 2(<is Twenty-fourth it. between Rintb and Ten'b avi- it*

ANTED.A man with $3<X) caih to invest in money-v v mBtlr.g bnalness which, wilh proper mana;euieni, a

for'une can he realized, can bear of tli6 a'i.ive by calling onC I". FUTYOYE, 2b Whltehall-sl. The bas'neis I* trav¬

eling. »13 2t*

VI' ANTED By a reipecUhle young woman, a altaa-'» tlor to Oo gennia'bouiework a* chambermaid, or to

li»ke care of children and a* seams.ret* ei" give g rod re¬

ference Apply at 9» Tt-olh-iv. beiween Sixteenth and Bs->en eenth *t*. r!3 1t*

1117ANTED.A smart young colored man to go a «bor'dlatance m the comtry ; one competent to takecharga

of Bsmall vegetable gt'd-n and rvho thoTonjiilv ur.lT.Bland* Httendlr'c io a hor«», may apply to CHARLES 11.HERTZF.L, 37 Beaver at. »13 It*

w ANTED.By » iteady womit), a iltoat'or. a* cook Inu (mall private fatrily, one who understand* making

i;-. tad piain paltry atu I« .-. good washer Bttd ironer..Has to objection to going a abort dlitance in the country.Call at the basement of 104 Eait Broadway. t>!3 it*

i*. ANTED.A situation by a respectable Protestant"v gill a» chambermaid end «eatmt-et» or wettrr Nrjbjection to do ibe general housework of n 'mall Private

family. Has a good lecummandaiion. Call at 72 Watt at.Can be seen for two daj a sl3 It*

M7ANTED.By a young woman a situation as waiterm ana ctam'ienuaid or waiting aione, ha* a thoroughrnowlefge of ter ttuatccse, and can give the mis', satllfac-iory refcroncer Call at 213 Eliz&bolh-'i". up stairs, frontroom. 81311'

VA/AN7TKD.By a retpeti.ble »omni, a situation a**' nurse or i-hartj|ierinnlrl no objection to do wattlingand Ironing. Bt>*t reference given from her last place. GhOpi 1 Union-sl South-Brooklyn, near Hamlltou ferry,S1221U*Vi/ANTED.By a pe'.icel girl a Biiutttloc to do cbin>

t'trworx and take care of children anC do plainlew'nrz «'»n trivecity reference. Apply at 9 L\:Ve Jonee-*U Can !"j *eec for two days ill It*

VfUANTED.Situation«, by two very conipeteol girls,** Ir.lrly Iro dttrj frtun Ireland, lodogene-al hoiiSHwork

or cbamberwork, and to help at the washing and ironing.Call at 74 S xtb-av in the bookstore. «13 11*

W7ANTED.By a young woman, a situation to dovv chBinb'.rwi>r»-1 or a»«i»t In wa*hlng and Ironing o-

take care ofchildren. Ca'latU'l Court-«t. Brooklyn Canbe s-en ior a few duys »13 li*

\\7ANTED-By s young woman aattiatton itiarrl"VT vale family to do general housework or lako care of

chlldrc orasiist in washing and ironing, Appli at 32Wbiteball'St second floor, back room. »13 It'

W ANTKD. S »ituillon as chaixbermald or waller byv h respectable AtnericKn ptr! in a pr.vato faml'y B"*t

of reference. Apply hi 176 Eeiex-at can be seen for 3

t'.ay»_Sl22tis*WANTED.A German. Welsh, English or American

girl, to rook, WB»h and iron for rt email private fami¬ly. Good city reference required. Apply at 112 Leonard-si.

»V ANTED.A good cook to go a short distance In thevv country. Ore that understand* maMmr bread, pastryand puddings. Apply a; 73 East Seventeenth-*! before 12.

VA/ANTBD .By a young woman a sltnatlon as coot.vi was'r-ing and ironing. Best city reference* givaa.A pply 132 Sixteenth it Cnti be io«u for 2 day?. *13 It'

WANTfCD k cnok. who perfectly understands h'Tbuilioi*, and who will &s*l*t in the washing Apply

at 19 East-Fourteenth «t sI2 2ii»'

rj^O TAIEOKS,- Wanted a steady young man, Amer*J lean (Jermanor Irish, to go twolve mile* In the coun¬

try to work at the tailoring bu»lnes» Apply alfilGrove-¦t. from 8 till HAM. and from 1 till 4PM«13 It*

WKNtjY WANTED..Tho advertiser wi u d like 'on eke arrangmenta wiih some manufacturer who

wlHhe* a perton to introduce or sell nny article to the tradeIn this city He haa had considerable experience in thiskind of t äslner*, la favorably known, and hasaetoreinagood iocKii' n down io»p. Addreai K Z at tbl* office it*

dh WANTHO FOR FIVE VKAR8 ON

.|)4U.tMlU BOND AND MORTfl AGE .Forty thou-aand dollar* on improved real esiRlu in Ibe city of Cincin¬nati, cloar of all ineumhraoee», worth over one hundredthou6&r.d dollar*, tow oc rent of ten tbrusand dollars a

year, for which an interest of nine nor centum per annumwill be patd seml-annoally In this city. The lawaofOhiaauthorize ten per cent interest to be contracted for. Th -se

deal' ous. of lending on tho t'.ove term* will please c.»ll onW1NSL0W, LANIER i. CO. 52 Wall at. for furtlior !n-formatii n sin l wi*

C*T tä>s 1st k WANTED on band ncd mortgage on a

tW J.«75"/U;ot worth $2,000 fronting on Mynle-av n»ar

the corner . f Jay-*t Brooklyn; title perfect. Apply byDOtetO R PHINCE 8-13 Pearl-«i iNew-York. *13 3t*

POCKET BOOK LOSTA PORP MONNOIE POCK KT BOOR, containing threexlnotus of 9/l,5( 0 each, sl«r.cd by George Wood, Tree*.;n'Bo, one note sljned by P. P. Brown, for $225, date! ang.7, 90 days bIbo, due bills 10 the ainoorl of about $700;Biso ab' ut 30 to 850 In Bank bill* h'so. memorar.diiin* HndPost-Office stamps. Payment* of satrt notes *nd due billshave been etopp'd. Anype.son who w.ll leave the sailpocket book at 289 Broadway, New-York Bsy CemeteryOffice, will be liberally rewarded, and no qae»tlon* asked.

.13 St*

ctktr Watts, .- i'- ltd lorifi

BOAKtil r.

BO AKD.A «nlt of room* consisting of a fron' parl.ira bedroom adjoining and another bedroom with two

Inrfe wardrobe», all In the *econd story of a handsomethree*toiy and attic house, »upplled with warm and coldj,, j,, eic. can be obtained with board In a p-ivate fsattly or

with h private table; tbe lo-a'lon, Tenth-it. near Second-av. Addreis P. Union-square Post-office »13 2t*

BOAKDINC3..Ag'nileman nr.J w'fe an.l two singlegentlemen c«n be arcommodated with pleasant rooms

It, the centra] part of East-Broadway For further pa tica-laisnddrrsia note to '-Pauline," at this ofiica, which willbe aiterded to «13 it*

l>OAKD WANTED..A famished room for a gent'e-Oman Slid bis wfe, In a private family, or where there»-e bill few hoarders. In the lower par', of tho el'v, on ihewen'tid- Adilre«« H. N Tribune ollice. sl3 2i«

B OA KD.. P'eaaant fr-^nt rooms ard hoard, with use ofb»tb. In a house where there are but few boarders.

Apply fit 226 Vfcrick st near Ca nilBC. el3Sleod*

AYOÜNG GENTliEMAN and his wife occup%lnga pleasaut bouse In Brooklyn about 20 triloule*' w»lk

from the Bouth Kerry, wotnd be wlllink o take a* boarder*a young tent i n.au and h:« wile, if the arrangement it mu-tualij »a>itfactory. Respectable refernuce.* required, a*

..-.-'wi leg ven Address N. box 1,753 N. Y. Pjit-oifiee,post paid. slS Iw*

WANTED.Full boa'd by a young maa In the upperv v par' i f the city, In n family where there are few or no

h r.'d-rs Room ina> be furnished or unfurnished Ad-dreas K M Tribune office, staling locatbrn and lernit, fueliiH-luded. »13 it*

fgr- tferetktrHa&'U :: A^'.i'stti.ynti i'< lid Fact

VIVARIO PLOITIYTDEUR.GUNSMITH TU THE KING OK THE BELGIANS.npHK Subirrl'ier, tioie aeent in the Uslted States for fie1 sale of the celeor. ted Vivarlo Pleumdeut's fire arms,)

Ib preps rd to rereive and execute all order* for g.ius,pistols, &C, &C, of all dei-rlpilur:* on in- rno»t favo,-ati!eli-'oii and with dispatch. F >.- patlern« and further p trüc-ultra apply to LOUIS L. EC LUBE,

Iis Im* 31 Liberty street

JTJDP'S MEDICATED LIOTJXD OTJTIOLi-.rimiS IS AN INVALUABLE ARTICLE for droningJL bnrna,cuts and bruises, scalds, or any kind of f.«Iiwound* So »ay» Dr. Valentine Mot; of ihe N. Y M"-1i-*iUniversity; Dr. Darling of the «sine, Dr* d' ion andJonsoti bribe Virgms* ModJea] Insututlofl *s ,

o.ver practtcal Surgron*pvn!*!ELD i CAMP. MidJUwewa.r.o.jr solsnroori.

¦t .-. by ScbieffeUn Bro* t, Co Haviländ. Reese 4it- Burger ft fx Boyd ftpanl; "''»' dnek, Oorjie*

« wi»y auSfl laa't*

DOSTON AND NEW-YORKTELEGRAPHI> COM''ANT.. Hirer. Wallst is-cr. tt iryl.This line,ntln. Hou»«-'« Patent Prl, III ,¦ Inurnment I« in operation toNEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, 8PRINGFIELO,

PROVIDENCE, BOSTONT (iipatcte* are prime-' y the Instrument* in Roman

Caj Letters.thus avoiding tbf> necessity uf tracaiatingor iranicrit-lng, and consequent liability to error iieresst'llyi: 'tdatt up"! all other system* of lelegraphlugTl e patrons Of tbl* ltne may dopend upon punctual trant-

missb n and dollverv of tbe'-r message*, a* no diipalcbe«will be received at their oflices nnlen the wires are baworking orderPrk es.For messages of len words, 2ucents; and for

tldltionad rord, 2 centsJAMES 8TUIG1S, Preildani

Va m Iii- S, CLARK, Cle< k of tbe CorporationVota, Sept.13,1840 «|S tf

dry ^oons^THE GREAT JENNY LIND CONCERT.

IADIE8 AND GENTLEMKN8' fine Paris mide whitsJkld gloves for tba above Concert, can be bid fo- <. 8d

and4sa pali, at BURDETrs cheap wboleaala indjretalDry Goods flora, 136 Walker sl Alao. gentlemen's blackkid gloves, stitched backs, only 5s a pair, equal to ;do!Nrgloves. QEO. C BURDETT, 135 Walker-st

*76iis* between Broadway and Bowery.

RIBBONS SILKS« 3ÄTTNS VELVET^FLOWERS, FEATHERS,

straw coons, ac.'VOMPOSING a complete assortment of M1LL1NE5YV/GOODS, received from recent Importations and

AUCTION.Milliners sod merchant* are Invited to call and examine

them, which will he offered at the lowost pricer forCASH,

or approved credit, by .' DOREML'B MILLS,»n23f.wlt' JOJoim-v. New-York.

MORRIS E. HALLOWilLC & OO.113 Market-si Philadelphia.

IMPORTERS AfCP ::¦H i ,; DBALRR« fiSS!LC AMD FANCY GOOOS. RIBBONS SLIVC«,

LACES. SHAWLS, Ac.FRKHiHT PAIO TO tftW-YORK

cn goods porcfcASil frosn a» and «lilouad by ; rooba.sai 2rnU

L>RO«AN ('OTTON*..I vm hates of different qnali.*t t.es an<i widths amorgthern may b-fouod Stars, Wei

than) Rocktngham, Hook-ett, Ps o alto, Hope, New Bed-furd and other favorfie lUri'i", for sa'e hy

s]3NESMITH St CO. .50 and 52 Pine-st

LKACiTlTl) t OTTON.S.-10C9 3 4, 7 3, i-i 9!,5-4, iJ -lRnd 12 1, comprising a great variety of styles

and qualities, for site bysl3NESX ITU i. CO. 50 and 5: Pine-sL

BLAPKKTS..Negro, macklnaw. fine family, steam-host and coating Bl»nkets. for sale hy

sl3NESMITH h. CO >n and 52 Pine-st

l>r\ UA«dt Aafrtuementc tie Hid Päse.

(SCHOOLS.ALGER INSTITUTE.

BOARDING 8C1IOOI. FOR BOYS at Cornwall, Conn-The winter term of tbls school will commence on the

first Tuesday of November and continue five monlh» Tbecourse of instruction embraces every branch that emersInto a thorough English c'usilcal and mathematics! educa¬tion, together with the French, German and Spanish lan¬guage! Lessons in vocal music and on tbe piano and or¬

gan K,-« given by an accomplished Oeiman professor, whennrslrcd. Expense for hoard Bnd lulilon In ah ilie abovenamtd hrsLches. except music. i?l Wiper term of five months.TLe following gentlemen constitute ihe Board of Instruct-ors, reside In the family with the scholars, and are exclu¬sive,y devoted lo thf> Interests of the school:

Rev B, TT. ANDREWS, M A PrincipalJAMES BEDGWICK, M A. Associate Principal.A. FRÖLICH, a A a Graduate of tbe University of

France Teacher uf O-rcrmn and FrenchSenor H. Dr. MARTI ..I GuUa, Teacherof Spaillb.R THEI88 ol Germar y, Teacher of Music.

Nun.her of scholars limited to «5Circulars containing lull Information, can be obinh.ed at

Mark H.Newman it Co.'s book store, lfrj Broadway, or

bj application to the Piluclpal, at Cornwall- Conn. s!J 2w

A R01>\V(>RTII "«s" 1' KiVÄTli-ÖÄNOING. ACAt'KMY, -113 Brcome-st. three doors wist of

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n?xt. APPLETON It CO. 191 Broadway. sl3

TOPOBSALllr.A beauttml country residence on the

f8J?ij; Connecticut River in the town of Chicopnn, MatsJM~K Rhotii fiv-. mtlee norib of Sprtntffie d, one Bed n. halfnorth of Cat olville, and about iwo miles sotnh of the newviilsge of Holyose el South Badley Falls. Thala-idaofthe hi mesleaf (ib -ut 17 acres) are some of the best on tholiver There are also other lighter lands ono mile distant,a phri of which Bre woodlands. There are about 50 treeshearing Bpples r.-oi exceeded In quality or quantliy by anyequal number of trees In tho towu Also, a large numberol young per.rh, pear and other trees cow bosrlnir nouiochoice varieties of fruit The h.inso Is large und bullt on a

plan for ccnvonteLce and comfort of brink, a'.d finished inihe be»i modern style, of the very heat mute, lal and work-manahlp. Water from a puro upring is c..-nveyrxl to lhapremises, and Is capable of being carried to «. hl^btofforty feet at ihe hot-so Th-jrelsa vtuw of Mount Hoiyokeand Mount Tom at the norta, and of Connecticut Rlv.-r forseveral miles on the west and south, and belüg silueledmidway between and near two nourishing ana growingvillages, It I« c -nalcered ono of the moat desirable places ofreslc ence in New-England For forth er paruculsri inunlreofE KETCHUM, Esq. 79 Nassau-st. or of E GAT KS, 114Nasinn st. sIJ 2l*

COUNTRY RBKI OKiNtlE WANPK D.-Aplace Ingood ordr-r -villi I or ö acrea ol land, goodsized hi'uae and well stocke* wlih fruit and ve^- -ta¬

bles, lor one yrar or more If llk'-d near ihe Sound or agood stream preferred. Address, with as full descripiionas may be convenient, S. box 64 Birmingham, Conn.sl2 iwls*

MTO JjfiT.Either ne upper orlower pan of a ibree-. tor- h use locn'.ed notr Uroadway and bolow Canal-St. For pa tlculars address J. A. Tribune office. G lod

reference given and required. sl3 It'

£&.y» fa.TlALL PAHiTI POli NAIjK.The sah.jSf scrtbei wishes to JlaposB of his farm In 'ha los-m of

Ccr.tjnasL Ctjngn Co. N.Y. Il contains Ii «er*« often very best land In the State And Is al preae,.:-. Ir oxcei-ler' condition There am %|>ou; six acres of beautifulwood on ihe farm, principally harrl maple, beacK, bicaory,(sC, T.':c farm Is SlUUUvd wluhij six mile* of pori B-rroaon Ute Erie Canal oad within 14 mllea of iho city of* An-bum. On ihe place Is a good coliage-holil bouse lv<*wells ol ricellent wnter, a large bam, and a young orchardoi . rai ed. fruit To those who deslro lo secure « Boms>ju,.' under ihe law passed by our Legislature, Ulla i» »favorable opporranltv. Apoly. (If by mall, postpaid.) teTliOLiAS N ROOKjoK, Tribune Office, anio Dfcsvisif

FOR OA LIFORM A.THROUGH LINE

FOR SAN FRANCISCO, via C1IAGRE8, DIRECT,AND BY THBU 8. Mall Steamers on ihe

'Pacific. TI - splendid si-iamsblpOHEROKEE.

HENRY WINDLE, wommauder, svlll leareb-rdoea, PierNo. :. N R. for Chagns, direct, i n Friday, Sept 13, at 3o'clock The CHEROKEE and PHILADELPHIA ateIho only steamers running direct lo Chagres In conaeetlonWllh Ihe l.'nlled ötaloa Pa..Iii,: Meli Steamers from Panamato San Francisco. Pssscoge.a by ibe CHEROKEE willfind c< mforui anr" accnminrn «Ilona unsiirpaas»<j i»y anyother steamer, and will b' sure lo connect with iho favoritesusu-sbtp OREGON al Par.Biua For passageappiy toa9fils ROWLAND i A8PINWALL 64ana55South-sLfjf ynr other California Adtertuementt, tec VHth Pa^t*

NE IV-YORK A N13 ERIE1RAJ LROA D -Ex'euried to Horn-"eiiavl le.Ou and after Monday, SepL

9 h, ihe Passenger tnd Freight Trabs wlU ran through toHorcedavnle, maving New-York from pter foot of Düane-st dally. Sundays excepted, at«l P M. by sleamersTUU'S.POWELu or ERIE. L-ave Horneilsvllle for Nos.-YorXai A, f «l. Fa-e from New York to Hornellsvllle, $T.

s9 I w.i CHAS MINOT. Supl.mit». O'JTIjTAKA'.H PATENT AB DOM-INAL SUPPORTERS; forlhecnra of weat-aes ., or rupture, cannot ba surpassed. Tbeytri ,'ree from steel or brasi spi 'n.-s, and with-lUitack paiis. Allletten(po*t.pald)proBtj tjattendedt L4S Uauul-st,

PIANO-FORTES..V. F HARR1-jf>ON, a Canal si tli-irs for salo a;sn'.endldessortme it of rosewood Piano-fortes, of 7

I octaves, with tbe latest Improvements, andat the lcw*si manufacturer's prices Those In want of a

superior Instrument rr!i! please call and examine previous-'o purchasing elsewhere. all Im*

FOR BALE CHEAP.A 7-oci RoseRJ|9wood Round Corner Piano-Forte carvedjk {lease euihraclui; al, ihe modern:Improve-i Jments. toguther wllh the tn-ia 1c f.-ime,

eautlfui tui.u and deilcaie touch, warranted for isr-j j^-ars,r,d tuned one year <rr.t!a Apply ut ibe manufactory.293lowery |sl3 1'.'| McDONALD.

L G. CARRINGTON, Anctionpe.-

BY JACOB B. PLATT..-HARDWARE ANDCi TLi.\Y and a tioos of German goods A>so, tbe

balance of siock of a hardware housn ddcilnlng nuslnesa.Also, b sei of tre Sheffield pocket and tabio celery, by or¬der of ar English ageccy, tne various lnv.'.lces amoimlngto serern1 thousand dollars Also, for cash, a .ut Ii 0 caskslieiglan wruUaht nniiS from 1} to 3 In to close a consigns.gni-.ii A so, case assorted Bowie knives, to be soldperemptorily to the Mgh-at bidder In lots to suit ATi-JCgthe German ba dware , casea of German box coffee mills,1 caae tab e knives and furls, dims, I25doi. razors, lit Uer-n~s/ ii »er ladlee, ^i'1 gross girdle and suspender buckles,iidoz first quality Gera-an sil-er spoons, brass and German sliver candlesticks, 50 gross spoors assoned, am cirdsscissors, 151 it iss thimbles, 2 esses hair pins, sawing croi-d ai d other need lea. 1 ,ooo gross books and eyes, slide cats-

- r.-s an-J vinous other goods. Among the hard wtre IsBtfcUitV'S knob snC cloeei loess; spring snd tombler and< bar deat locks: brass gm^d*: I c^sk brass stove knobs,name plates,dooi rappers bfel platea; 1 cssk kettle ban-i >-s-id ears; copper snd Oermsn sliver p-jwder ds«ks,'LhBngr.diru'.icks boxwood rules,shoe lhre*d, raeor strops

i.; fl f.iks, snd other cutlery. Ate itc. The whole I»Ott fold without reserve Caialogi-tss tl the aoctlonor sisir

Ttm-.su la Philadelphia.Correspondence of the Trtbone._, ?,l,L»J>eLrHu,t^orsdsy,»opi UThe marshes on the Delaware Riv^ below Mt

city are now throngnd with jrunnor., wv, .ees.detotrnined to exterminate everything in the Sir*line which can there be fonud. A numbe* of aooi-dtnisbavo happened there during iao pM, rttWdayt, in cousequenco of the careless a«e of Bra.arms. One young man yesterday re-ceiva-i \charge of shot in his face, which. co-no!oUiiv ^stroyed his sight. Fur the rest of his life he win beblind.

gt ma nignts since, an attempt was mads u robthe house of Richard Peters, Esq. t'io Uriiisb Oousul for Philadelphia. It was unsuccessful MrPeters'residence seems to bo a shining mark fo-Imrsiera to aim at. This is tho third or fourth at¬

tempt to plunder his hooseThe cotton na-kei Isquiet, hut bolder* *n» firm In coo-

eu»-nce of ihe unfavorable acc( unts from the Boms of thsgrow lot; c-oo. The receipts ol Fi.oca continue limited.Their. Is, however hui Utile inquiry 'or »xpon and or.7 a

few r-.unnrrtl bar'eis fresh ground have been disposed ofof at J5 !di'. gm*!! st!es for city o»e $\VH"orcommon and good brand*, and $5 S7J *5 75 for extra. S.sale of 29S00U barrel. Kyk ri.ouii at §2>l t* bbi. Oo".i»Mbal. is quletj holder*, it $i The demand for Wheat(.oniltre* ilndted A sale of good red at Si '"2 P" busaa!We quote while ai $1 ,«>r<. Rye ;* in good Semiud at65 cent* ro»n roniineei to come In slowly Furthern ei of SOOO baahel* Southern V-. ow at 65 Cl ad rat.Oats.5000bushel* good Sonthern sold at 37«».« en.*/> ustiel Whisky Is less active, 8s!«s in cols at ,27 ctslihd* are sca'oe.Balks of Btocks,.¦84,000 Ftt'sbnrgh 6j 'fW. tcoupons)

9SJtl4U8 btna.lj; 20F*nn R R 44(; $1.800Slate6s,lulj; $1,001 Schtiy 1 Nav 6s, '68 SS»; 85 in u U S is, tit, 1)6;a i COO City 6», "78,167 :$U 00 State ¦>», t> < t LoutsvtUe Bk,ICt; 50 Union Canal, 111 WO Reading R R 6s 7<» it.SS»Tex** reg fl \r cent bonds, 55 $2,600 Wlioilegton R R as,02 100 Readl.'g R B, S6J, 6 Macuf n Mech Bank, 28.Second Wvirii.5 Oermanlowp Bank, 55; 5 NetrO-'eans

Oa* 114'; 85,000 T"*a» Registered Notes, 35, ai/o*Cao'-den ärd Ambov HR. 6s, "in. «1; Reading RR,6» "Si j $7,i>00 do,'75J; 5o Union Canat, 11; 7 faunay:-va'olaRR, 44j; 45,'niSch iVav> i, 6: Mi; 5 Penosy.vajlaBank, 1151; .4 Farmers ard Mech Back, 6"!; 3 NorthAmerican Bank. 138 6 Union Bank. Tertnetsee, 6*{ $: .."«Bitte St, 931; SO Manufacturers and Mech BS, 271; lev U 3

Appointments by the President.By and with the Otteve andemtenf of the Senate

J"tn f (lames, of Kentucky, to bo Governor of 11 "

itory ol Oregon. , ,

Bttcktsgbsm Smith, of riorida. to ba Secrets, > of Lega¬lon t tte Mexican Republic.r. Shewa-d JohBion, to t-e Attorney of the United Btatas

or the Dlatrtel of Delaware.!.tn u?l Wilson, to be Rogtster of the I,and Office ai

'ewoansviile Floridr..

Later from Santa FeFrom the St I.ouls Republican, Sept 3

iNDEPBNOENCB, Wtdnes.la», Aug 24"The mail Is just in (rum Santa Fd This is aha

rirst return trip of Waldo & Co.'s contract UudorIhe charge of far.Spratt, the journey from hare andhack was completed in seven weeks and threedays, stoppingtwo or three days in Santa Fo.There was not much news of Importance, other

tha;i ihe skirmish between oar troops and thoApache Indian* near Taf s. (of which I believe y>uare already apprised,) resulting in the death of sixor eight Indians and the capture of a large numberof stock. On tho 16th insi. OoL Banner arrived attho crosalnp, and immediately meved th"5 troopsthat were in waiting higher up tho river to the" Hig Timbers," at whicb point tho selection Ismade for the orer.'.Ion o( the lost.A new route from that place has been surv«.yod

across to tho old Santa Fe. toad, through the Ci-uaron country, shortening tho dtatanco aiul avoidingtho "Jornada," so much to he dreaded in time ofdrought. There was found groat scareiu of waterand grass. Between the Oimaron Springs flowerand middle) the grass is burnt oil', it no at tite bigbend of the Arkanaofl and Hull creek

Clinior'a train was mot at St. Miguel; MoOan-iey'e, same p'nee; Davy's and Lciilaad's at. " LogVegBH," Wells and Qutlere's at Upper Oimorou;Aubrey's at Lower Cimaron Springs Dr. Connel¬ly's at Sand Creek; Waldo A Co.'b atCowOreoa,Hull ..V Co.'s at Diamond Springs, and OlmrleyWhite and U. S. troops at Council Grove.Our place and neighborhood have bocn very

healthy this tanimer. The crops aro abundant.

An F.ditor Tdrned Inventor..The " N. Y.State Fair Hourly Ilullctin" says 8. H.Mu, BdLtor of tho Schoha'tr Patriot, ha« a largo PlankRoad car upon the grounds, with an improvementon tbe ordinary whocl cente", termed the " Osoll-lating Holler Axle." The improvement consists iathe eyo of tho whoel holng removed from the deadcenter and thrown out towards tho rim or tire, in-creasing tho power by doubling the lever. It isalso an anti-friction combination, vary ingeniouslydevised, Rnd attraoU great attention by its noveltyand plausibility Tne car is built for two-horseIi aught ami ia intended to maintain and carry aniinmeneo load. Success to our young and enter-prizing brother of the craft13? tir. Miz. was awarded a diploma foi

ingenious invention.

Railroad Accident..A Mr. Youn» was killedon W ednesday night on tho Troy and WhitehallHatlroad near Baliston he with two others wason a linr,-l oar, ahead of tho locomotive, hut beingunable to keep away from it, his companions jump¬ed and saved thoniuelves, while he remained on,was run over ai d shockingly mangled. He was inthe employ of tho road. [Albany Register.|^ Robert Wv kliffe, .Ir. lato U. 8' Charge

d'AHairs to Sardinia, died at his ftthei's reside toein Lexington, Ky. on Thursday evening, 'J9th ult.after an illness of several woelss, eged about .ISyears.

FROM WASHINGTON.The Cnllforntn Senators In their HernlM-f;«*,

Seward "Stirring up the Animals".TheJlurltlnaf Down of ihe Heroes Agala-Peae*poticment of the (jiood Time Couilnsi.fr««reeding* of the aJcnate on Tucettuy,

Correspondence of Tbe TribuneWAsniHCSON, Tuesday, Sopt. 10, 18*).

Tho Bounty Land Bill occupied tho morning, pre¬vious to tho special order, which was the Abolitionof tho Slave Trade in the District of ColumbiaBill,.that is a long adjective, but I have EnglishParliamentary authority for the grammar of it-This lust made the great feature of the day, unlesstho appearance of the new California Senators,Mosbts. Fremont and (jwin In the hall, and thasxtaking the oath of ollice and selecting their goatshe considered as such.The debate on the bill lor tho Abolition of the

Slave Trade went along vety coziiy indeed, vario«*trifling amendments being rejected, until the prop¬osition arrived to report tho bill to tho House, whanMr Seward arose in his <|uiet, sdlf-possessed man¬ner, as i' ho were about to do the most iunooisjtthing in the world, and moved to striko out thewhole bill, and subatituto a hill which ho sent tothe Clerk a desk, and which provod to be a hill forAbolishing Slavery itself injtho District of Colum¬bia. This was a perfect petard into tho heart ofIhe ansuspcting citadel. It was the.::ap of thaa-der in the clear sky of which we have heard traditionally all oar lives. Astonishment, &t iho au-dai it.> of the thing, seemed to be the first sontimeatwhich pervaded the Senate, and held them in si¬lence for an indefinite period of time, until theywere arous.-d by the c>.ll of thi Chair for the voteup d the proposition. This caction then rapidlymelted away, into varying hues, Use. the transmutations of tbe dy bit.' dolphin, or assumed new shapeslike tLe celebrated .. discoloring scenes," or thophantasmagoria of a sick man's dreamsWith the Southern rot heads, and indeed with

Southern Honorables oi all grades, the sentimentpassed rapidly from &itoniihnient st the audacityto indignation at the atrocity of tho act. It hadcost a deal of trouble to get every body intoa stateof good feeling! sod than, just when of all times Inthe world,.when that blosaed work had been hap-piry accomplished, when everybody was fraternis-ii g with ever)bedj else, when tho lamb had iJudo« n with the leopard, and when above all saveral

big drinks" and general jollifications had jaslbeen held to celebrate tbe actual advent of " the» ood time coming " to find that the old red dra^ooo! Abolitionism had broke loose again and was

thrashing his mighty tail about in the ver) Hallar d under the benches of the Senate it was not

to be encored by human patience. If SoutharuSenators were indignant, Northern 8«natO's ware

not a little fluttered, and several from whom, per-bans somewhat different things might have been

t d .howed the white feather. The first to takethe floor was Mr. Baldwin of Conn, who has genc-rally stood fire pretty well upon all issues of this«er;. He deprecated this movement exceedingly,.cd although the resolutions of the Legislature ofhis State, which he presented to the Senate oolyr*hort tlu.esii.ou, and which ho adverted to, pro-