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New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30
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Private Correspondence OF the Editor a. TIE Tribune
IousE oY YRtPREsrNTtrIyLs,J July B. I8f2.
DEAR SiR-ilr. Arnold. bill reducing Il pay
OF Members and Officers Of the Government, twenty
five per cent. referred to a Select Committee,
and report mny soon be expected. /. is proba-
ble the bill viii pass the House, though can hard
~ Judge OF It's fate in the Senate. Abduction might
very properly bs made.
The bill providing for the contingent expenses of
the Government, and those not provided by law. s
now under di.cassion and viii soon be passed.
The Treaty in relation 10 the boundary difficult
les IN meet with a vigorou, opposition in the Sen
ate. and the debate viii show now little Of SINGER
ty there Is in the professions Of sor.e Wao seemed
desire q set,lemcn' Of our border troubles. The
ultra Locos viii oppose the Treaty for political
purposes. Some of the Southern Senators viii op-
pose il because the Creole case is not included in
the negotiation. The Tfe5;y il honr-able 10 both
parties fearful responsibility VIII rest upon
those who bv refusing to ratiiy Treaty fair and
liberal in its terms, framed by mutual concesson-
involve the two nations IN war which would be
calamitous 10 both.
In the Senate the debate upon The Tar.f bill
drags slowly The one hour rule lha, time-saving
machine ought to be introduced there. fear the
Session will be somewhat pretracted by unneces-
sary debate in the Senate. There is not doubt
that after all Capt. Tyler will Veto he Tariff bill
The terms of the coalition will not permit MIN to
approve any bill which would give Protection to
American Industry. Congress is po~alyzod 10y the
action Of John Tyler. With mere majority Of
Wings i, is Powerless for good while ever, act for
the restoration Of prosperity j. vetoed by perfd-
ious Executive. In the vain hope os bringing Con-
gress siato contempt and hss securing political cap
ia Tor himself, he will defeat all legislative
t"n designed to revive the eHcige. q the Pc-plc.
NOnrs truly.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30
Public BXpre.se> and Private Rizhs.

WI NoI allow NE. VI kIii0r, ,ua space your jour
nal o. protest against What N common with many oihsrs
cannot bgi reB an INVASION OF r-s irsde and privale
rights The part of tie General Government There
th. City prominent ErpreIseithat OF Adams
Go. and Harsien Co. nave Hy,ell employed both and
been couue0u,y and promptly served hy esch. though
truth Compe,s to say that generally N IL matter OF
early arrival AMI delivery lave been he indebted TO
Adams Co. The>e EIgre,,es are Tot nov par. n
tlcy should be- becau>s the Government has IT, IN op
post think. 10 justice to pay The Hss,rs Hsrnden
Co .or running heir Package Express the shape OF a
bonus 90 special ness myers for thr Po>o oc- ih1s
terrrng with individual enterprise. which b. htherto
been encouraged hv reason Of t- m g-ncr attention asd
sy.lt which las characterized Il Az Ns,,rs Adam, L
Co. because th-y may psssbly be- good Clay men, 20 be
In.rfered h their private business, their rivals
SIMPLY because th-y LecsFoc 10 The hub Ia be Ia
their prejudice boy Government, ~hoh, .n at
Ter 9i this md. should be- sbo al Least above
must ce Wiz respect 10 the Mails, there 70
plant OF the us arrangement bu N relation the otAer
legitimate basia-., of tXpre,se.. hop. the public vii
hold on s balance any Between tbs EIpresse. o.
h.rien Co. and As.ns Co. L.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30

Even this does not exhibit the full extent OF the
disparity; for the British sliding scale OF Ou-
ties on Imported Grain renders the importation
from countries as distant az ours morally certain
20 be made at a loss. When there j. a scarcity of
Grain, the great operators hold back the supply
and crowd up the price; this reduces the dsty
when the reduction has reached the desired point.
they rush large quantity from the nearest Foreign
ports, when down goes the price and up spring
The duty again, shutting the door against farther
importation; and when tae American dealer,
tempted by the news Of a rise in England, come,
along with his Grain, the price has fallen and the
duty risen so as to ruin him
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30
Fnct. foy Farmers.

n ihi' faoroen' ve are receiying Bnt,h Nan
uiactnre- and Foreign Products ind,criniuaiely
at t. uniform dsry Of 20 pes cent en the estimated
value thereof which value Is - BE- escertained ac-
cerding TO treasury con',ructior) y dees-'Us
me anon't of 5-4ty from ne mark ralpr, So
that The actual dry levied and collected by = j.
not over H. per cent. Oh tie real ya.ue OF ue
good. mere. a. TIN, very ''Te Great Ih'ain Viz
tually p-ohd,n the importation Of al American
Manufactri,s and taxes or Agricultural staples
ne i..iows: The fr,t column shows the several
articles; the second their present market value
respectively in New-lora the bird the rate per
cent. Of the duty inrosed on them by Great Brit
ain-,ka, du;y being ia all cases specific and ia
evasion impossible
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30

PrrNsYLvA~IA TAX BuL.-Tss Legislature
of Pennsylvania. Jus, before its adjournment,
passed new Tax Bill, the main features Of
which are as follows
1t makes provision for the ordinary expenses Of
the Government.
Ii lc,ics taN Of o.c mill sn all personal and
real property, in addition - the lax already levied
for State purposes.
1t also increases the tax on stocks, bonds. mort
cages. and all moncycd >ecuyitics, to be assessed
At their real value.
The Governor is to receive proposals for tie
sale of the Public Improvements, and report to The
next Legislature.
After the payment Of the ordinary expenses Of
the Government, the balance OF the funds in the
Treasury on The l,t oi August AID fret of tcbru-
aIy are 10 be applied to the payment OF ihe Do
ac.tic Creditors.
The Commissioners aud Associate Judges Of
The several counties are t. compose Soard for
tie adjustment OF ttr taxes.
- Tie hr,t acw wheat and Hour arrived Al
Cle,oand O. on Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30
The August Elections.

Elections are ts take place in August in several
States, : follows:
Aug. lst kESTUCgy. .Lsgi,'au. cnly;
INDr,NA Legislature and County Officers;
ILLINOIS. Governor, Legi,. aud County olicer,.
" MISSOURI. Congress,
" ALABAMA. / legislature.
4th NosTH CARoLISA. Governor and Legislature.
Five Members of Congress will be chosen by
General Ticket in Missouri, but their election will
be illegal asd void, ben. contrary 10 the second
section of the new Apportiosment Law of Congress.
which prescribe that all future elections of Mem
bers of Congress Throughout the Union shall be
made by singh. Districts.
United States Senatorfron each OF these States
for six wears ensuing will be chosen by the Legsla-
ture now to be elected. This l. the only circum-
stance which gives to the result any decided polit-
icai Importance OF the retiring Senators, three
are Wings and three Loco Foeo..
The statement Of a penny paper that Tennessee
holds State Election this year is inccu c.. Ten
nes-ee elects Governor and Legislature every
odd wear Special Elections are TO be held tins
year IN tvo OF three eountir. only TO hl casual
cancie. in the Legislature
In SePtsm5.r, Elections vii De held a. fol-
low. -
Sept @. VrRNoNr. Governor, Lieut. and Leg Stature;
II. MAINE. Governor and Legislature.
pesdng
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30

o. For Notices Of New Books The
Mayors Veto, &c. and an Association Arti-
Gle, see First Page.
O. For Lines upon Letters and The
Reign Of Terror tconrinsed) see Last Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30

u The Portland E0S!ers argus mistakes the
Land Question. Member. from Oh States have
voted for Mr.. Bcntons proposition to graduate the
Public Lands ia twenty-five years down not to
81 % but to trcntg-fre cents FER acre and then To
give them away to their respective States Also
for Mr. Cslhoun's proposition to cede them out
right at once to the New States for 62b cents per
acre, To be paid as they collected II. Would they
have done this under the Distribution Law =
Clearly not Messrs jackson and Van Burcn
have maintained that they ought not 10 be regard
ed as a Srprcs Of Rerenae. Now the tune is
changed, and we would Judge from the Loco-fo occ
press and orators that the Government mus, run
ashore without tins fund and no escape.
The Argus mistake. in saying that the Manu-
facurers, as such insist on the Land Disir'bu
tion. They if they felt only as Manufacturers
would gadly give itup. hoping to secure an eihcien'
Talii, but the People say, Stand Firm 80 say
We
The Argus marvcs that we are on the side ot
this question where our convictions and efforts
have unchangcably been for the last ten wears
We DO not marvel at the position OF our friend o
the Argus for w. think he did no, study the
question in the davs when Jackson Congress
passed the Land Distribution by decisive vote.
If the Editor !, The same earnest friend Of Preiec-
tion as when we knew him, NAIVE al 4iS pc-
si,ion If not. not. How /. il
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30

IrIN wAsHNcroN CiH thc Tribune may be had 40
r. LUFF7> resderce, near Thrisrcc' At cents pe,
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New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30

] W. are indes,ed to Hon }. b. AYssiCC, II Il. {
MoSc,N and Hon A. H. II. STUART ior valuable tuhu
DuaunLenfs
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30

n Advertise. ~ir plsa'e band IN tier Advertisements
.or MONDAYS ,,si-sr, before Q O'Clock uh.,yelnr
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30

FIRE IN ToPsHAn.-A fire broke eut in God
frey shP yard at Topsham, Me, which spread
rapidly that the worknen mad barely time to
escape with the loss OF their tools. ship Of
four hundred and twenty tons wa. consumed on
the stocks, aad other property TO the amount Of
100000.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30

II TyCSpERsTsRNs are becoming alarnlngly preNa'
lent. Every mail from Ise North. South, Fast and We,i
brings particular, OF destructive effect of lightning
house 10 pieces barns are fired and to- often men
killed The celebrated DR. Peter. has the canisr q
confess that this evil agan. which The virtues ~
h, msdcsed LoLenges are OF no avail. But for every
thing ELSE they sovereg cures. Coughs, "ors, -
Headsche. Nausea and Lowne>. n Spirits, such
these time. apt give all be- cured by h, Lo
lenges which 10 be obtained No 40 Broadway and
rs FultonsL, corner OF Nassau.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30

u Four young men named Lcuisly Smith,
TAYLOR and HAYS, we're insiautaneously killed by
lightning aear Bruuerstown, about twelve miles
from the city of Louisville. Kentucky, on the 2l.t
INST They had taken shelter from the s'orm un-
der beech tree, which according TO popular
error. j. supposed t. be sos-cencosductor of
electricity but, in this instance, ii unfortunately
proved otherwise
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30

~ The ccnnexon between the Boston and
Providence and Stonington Railroads has been
dissolyed-thc train the latter leaving Prov
dence at Z. NJ before the arrival of the train
from Boston The reason given for this change IS
as follows: The fare from Boston to New York
ma been = 25; of which the Boston road received
= % the steamboat 6j ceRts, and the Stonington
road 81 cents. The Boston road declined any
more equal division. and the Stonington road was
no, willing TO continue to carry passenger. wilhou,
any profit. Hartford CouTant.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30

" When the steamboat West Wind lately col
ap.ed one of her fues. On the river near Louis
vile, Mrs. Halt jumped overheard and swan
ashore, never having before attempted to swim
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30

" Another attempt at ncendiari'm mad,
in Providence on Monday night By placing igni,ed
natche, in the creyices under a door
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30
ARGUS.

u An importan, decision has Just been made
at Boston in the Court Of Common Pleas. An
omnibu, broke down in that city, and Mr.. Joseph
ingalls, received a confusion in one arm, which has
injured il for life. He was awarded $1,000 dam.
eges
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30

FiRE.--A ire broke out at hafpast o'clock
last night in Se Rotunda, on the corner of Prince
and Mercer streets The fire was confined to The
interior of the building, but the valuable painting,
Of Thcbcs and jerusalem were entirely destroyed
The origin Of the fire il ,alou,ly attributed to an
explosion of gas or to the effects OF lightning
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30
1J See Advertisement headed To these interested.

srssusSr AND fREcgLRp FacEs.--. - many proof have
been gwen thai the Italian Chemical soap, sold by ar
Jones of 2 ehahsm street. removes all his that We cont
denLy recommend all vho troubled " h srun,ion.
OF any Kind. II cl-ars The ~ n beautifully
AN.scAS MusEtN Great dongs ms iay nnu ef-u.nc
w ncheu, "htOck an Damoad Kosshe AZ D.! other.
perform. Afternoon performances eoameuce Ni ciock
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30

pJA black convict who escaped from the Pen
tsntiary a week ago has been arrested by the lave
Deputy Keeper at the Five Points, after lespe
rate struggle.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30

" A runaway negro vas caught near Bran
don. Miss. on tn. 27th alt. who acknov edged that
he murdered. about ten month, ago, Wiley X Par
ker, Esq. highly respectable citizen Of Brandon.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30
VHE Il RlBU \ f..

SATURDAY MORNING, JrLY 30 1912.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30

x There will bs a Camp Mectisg At Ross
vile. Staten Island. commencing on Monday next
The Rari'-n steps there daily. See card.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30

ALBANY AND WEST SrocsBRIDGE RAILROAD.
An opening made through the Tunnel in Ca
naan on the morning Of the 18th inst. that per
sons passed through it on foot. THIS is the last
point cf the Railroad 10 be finished between Alba
ny and Boston 1t j. 5i8 feet long through solid
lime rock, which forms the sides and archcd roof
of tho Tunnel
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30

~ The Century plant at Albany, alluded t.
Yesterday. is said TO have grown eighteen inche-
In twcnty-iour hours
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30

SaNDss SARsAP.sLLA-Ttc numeroCs objections to dii-
erent fouas which SaDspara has been heretofore pre-
.crbed well ounded. Tie quantity at sugar conanei
the Syrup viii NEST Instances nauseate and sure the
stomach sufficient dose be taken 10 be- Of any benefit
The dee and infusion being liable spoil, rom.
bined with the difficulty Of preparation, render them both
compPrasy useless and inert. Hence the superior Va ne
and efficiency OF the article under consideration, wh c
csDtan the essential principle which the restorative
virtues Of the Sars, para depers exace by entirely
new, ingenioU. and costly apparatus The >srsapars i
then combined with other powerful purifiers O he blood
selected wholly the yesesae kingdom. and these
concentrated into hld extract oi great power There
fore persons suffering from debtaes system or diseases
Of chronic nature also cniaseou, eruption. III
find in this preparation all combined hat BE- useful lr
the removal of their complairs For further particular.
advertisement. Prepared and sold, Wholesale ret.
snd tor erpOusrOn, BY A. b. sands Co.. Granite Build.
ngs rs Broadway corner Chaniber..t sold 10 ~ 4
D. ID. Sands 70 Fulton and II Fast Broadway. Pr 81
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30

II Read the follow ng, Il : important 70 -Ey.rafi
OF lecture delivered by D. Bsanet hei0r. the medical s
the COLLEGE O.; Lake Ee. touching tie -.uabe
properties Of The Extract oi TOMATOES. D.. Beuuet
ssys OF the -rfa slterstves n ,he mater
mcdca, and al affections ~ the liver au other organs.
where cscmel j, indicated. 4 probably the med
nal agent Known by the medical prDfes, IN.
When ussd in concentrated state, 1 j. severe g1Tem-
edy for dy ,p-psa and ind gest0s.
He hss successfully treated VARIOUS DISEASES With alone
ard - ben persons removing tie south Wet a.. =
should be sure 10 make " Il There 10 doubt
tat, Vh"1 used 10 connection with tie >ar~anara q d.
the best medicine hat be used n The sprlg summer
A. universal remedy Tor dyspepsia and ind.ge,ou oss
Of appetite. dizziness hea aache depression spirits
uveness pies, weakness o the stomach aud limbs r.uHa.
usn. 10 purity the blood curing bad hamor.. where ali
other medicines have tailed. TIE >arspars and Tomato
Bers mainly composed of the pure EIract OF >sr,apa.
r la and Tomatoes, which make them valuable al
eratye TO weak and debltated system, impurities o thu
blood and an unhealthy state Of the bowels
Sold by the Agents A. B ID. SANDS. Druegiss. No.
ls Fulton street corner OF Gold 100 Folton street ~
BroadSl ny. n East Broadway. \. y. Aso sold by
isms, t1 Broaastreei Newark, ~ j. and by Druggist,
generally frlce ID cents js1'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30

J' We were last night visited 10y most terrih'
thunder and hail storm when will long De remcm
br,cd by those who witnessed It. A. about sever
O'Clock the rain descended ike delusc ompa'
MED by severe gusts Of wind and hail nearly tse
size of two ounce mus.et balls Much fruit and
foliage wa. stripped from the trees. There il
scarce, a street in the city IL which there are not
sever. houses that have not each from twenty and
thirty % hnndrcd or more panes Of glass brokeH
OUT New Haven Palladium. 2l.t.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30

- The hr,t acr wheat and Hour arrived At
Cle,ssnd o. on Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30

u The largest Wing meeting .isce l84O was
held at Lowell Oh Saturday night. Great enthu-
.iasm prevailed; energetic speeches were made,
and ii resolution unanimously passed nominating
Henry Clay for President
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30

~ Information is wanted Of NJ. Obcd Taylor.
Of henton, Hardin County, Ohio who left home
IN april last for the last to buy goods. He wa.
last seen in New-lork the 23d of May. and
ho, since been heard Of by his afflicted family
Any information be addressed 10 Isaac Taylor
Columbus, Ohio. or to the Editor Of the Ohio
Statesman.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30

" Captain " likes OF the porins Expedition.
has brought nome. among other valuable thiggs,
1900 charts, 1000 maps, 2l,000 specimens Of
plants, 1000 specimens Of fishes, 80 600 specimens
Of shells, 1900 landscapes $500 specimen. Of
reptiles. 1000 specimeu, Of marine plants, 1900
drawings of South Sea ISLANDS. - large boAe. Of
iournal.. Nr.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30

It's masthead the name of HFNRY CLAY for the
Presidency in 1874
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30

~ The Naval Court Martial on board the North
Carolina, h, been occupied isr several days with
the uiai of Passed Midshipman May on chargc' Of
characterization, nutaous conduct di.respect, n.
The foundation cf the charges wa in reference to
buying and marking box Of shells. Il seems al
together a very petty matter to occupy 50 much Of
the time Of such Court. The chief point of in
terest developed Is tho oIcitabiIity of Lieutenant
Wllkes.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30

u David /. Wade, one OF the pioneers OF Gin
cinnati. ha, died in his eighiieih year. He cam
to Cincinnati in 100.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30

~ The Annual Commencement of W ashngtou
College viii he held at Christ Church Hartford
on Thursday the iihFdav of August.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30

" The French steam trigate Conner, was yos-
to-day eay decorated with flags and fred >alu,cs
IN commcworaton Of the famous Three days
al July, 1880, which resulted in placing Loui.
Philippe on the throne of France.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30

- a large public meeting vas hcls at Brook
lyn on Wednesday composed Of parsons opposed
TO the substitution OF Floating Dock Tor Dry
Dock at the Navy Yard. 1t was resolved tnat 1t
was exped.ent for the Corporation OF Brooklyn to
send the expense Of the city, agent or agents
t. Washington to represent the views and interest
OF the city upon the subject Of tie Dry Dsck
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30

70 Albany Is remarkably healthy. In ihc
cemetery of the Dutch Churches in that city. en-
hracing some 1000 persons, there has been no in
iermcni from the 9th of June to the 25th Of JuIy
except a child months old
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30

~ Collins arrested a. Providence on a charge
of treason, attempted to commit suicide by open
ing VEN in his ann with brskeR nail. He has
BEEN discharged a, partially insane.
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