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New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08
Albany. I'D July. 1874.

O- Whig County Meetings I'm N-w-Jsr.
sey.-The Whg SJn,e Ccntml Committee. IN compliance
with suggestions made TO them by persons. eronmsa.
to the Wings OF the State In hold County Meetings IN thefe
iya 4 "a untiss nm the following
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90 Mass Meeting on Long Isiand.-Th
Clay Clubs OF the Third Congressional District have resolved
together Thur,dny next. al IL, o'clock 81 ln
Broad street House corner o Pearl mud Brid streets aeon M
panied by Band of Muse and proceed together To atsga us
great yass Meeting Mt East New York. Lang Island ~
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THE TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 8.
Polk against the Tariff:


The following from Speech delivered by JAMES n
POLK before the People Of Madison County the
3D. day of April ls wshow that he and always has been
m uneompro,isina opponent ci npKoTEcTTvE TARIr,;
The d,ftrcnee b.treea TIE course Of NE pottt'ea par.p
zey are Of UistrsrtoH ard froteetoe !f
,u,a,uycs rpich eonser b The interests NJ ne
Csrtyu 10 the Of The Planting States
- I xare steadily and al oil tunes opposed 59u.
On Wool.
THE Woo- Gy,,rers consider the duv foreign WOo!
a. Important their prosperity. This opinion opDreasG
nv o.cn opinion IS that Rool siosld be duty-frce.
Congressional Debate. vol. =. page l.l9i
And for Annexation.
Ihare hesitation declaring. TIM an an Jaror 9t
sis l,kdiate YnneLotioa Of TIGs The Jerritsry Of the
United states lJumes X. Polk 10 the citizens OF CEcin-
matt. Apni %. 1874.
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The circulation of TIE Tribune has suffered very consid
keif." tHcrd!G
u The circulation of The Tribune was nerer
before 50 great Is at this time. We print twice
as many Daily and four times as many Weekly
as the Herald, and have over % 900 subscribers
to our Clay Tribune beside. We hope The Re-
public is doing well as Wing paper, but it has
not $50 far as we know taken one subscriber
iron The Tribune. We should Ike to agree
with The Herald to pay its paper bill weekly, its
proprietor paying ours, and we giving liberal
sun to boot How much will The Herald ask /?
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DE- The DAILY TRIBUNE may be obtained in BAtTt-
KOBE Il TAyLos's Nsx, Ofhos.
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NF General Committee OF Democratic
Whig Young Men.-An Adjourned Meeting Of hi.
Committee be held Broadway House. on Friday Even
ing. August 3. ei O'Clock. BY ordef.
DAVID GRAHAM Chnirman.
Ions r Losras' Secretaries as
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,r.o y Me-, of New, York who are favor Of the tIis
~ 7,,riS of rus UNIoS As IT and OF the eleesac
HENRY CLAY ard THEODORE FRELlNGHUiSG
=, President aad Vice President OF he United States ard
are opposed 10 the immediate Annexation OF irIis ~.
the consequent assumption oil her so net Sa'ep AID ~
~, W,n.sday he second day Of October rsri. repct
10 the National and State nominations. To p-rfeet th.
sanizton OF the Wing forces throughout the State. cn4
pledge their mutual joint efforts 10 restore the Wing
tency in the Council. OF New-Y and Of the Union.
4kbaay July q. 1874. ,,
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Governor, III. Gocer1er. "
Counties. Graham,W. lioke. L. Mo.ehead- heafy; a95
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subscriptions Tor Clay Tribune.

o The Daily Tribune il for sale By w. A. Mund''' a'
Mnrvins Row. at Saratoga Springs.
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For single cent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-14

TRIUMPHANT SuccEss.-The great success which
has been achieved at the Chatham Theatre during the
sent doubtless destined to be exceeded during the
coming time. The company, already the strongest and
most taiened in the city, will still further be augmented
by the appearance of Mrs. MCCLURE actress who has
for herself proud elevation and stamped herself
one Of the brightest ornaments OF our stage The pieces
chosen for her first appearance are, The Hunchback
and Loves Gift in the former Of which Mrs. Mcclure
will sustain the character of Julia Mde. Hen.
retta Viola also appears for the second time During the
past week lMarmaduke Wyvil and the Love Gift have
formed the attractions.
AMERICAN MUsEUM-Great novelties and attrac-
tons for the coming week at the Museum! The
giants drew such crowds the manager has been ndu
ced TO give splendid performances every week
The Philippians rcepgaged for the week onlyalso,
Cole and his dog Miss Adar the accomplished singer
and Cerito, the unrvaed dancer They will appear in
each performance We advise the friends Of amusement
to improve this week The gypsy be at all
hours Afternoon performance ut threeE venng hall
past o'clock
PEALE's MUsEUM.--This establishment has at
tanned degree of popularity with rapidity per-
fectly unprecedented The improvements the manager
has effected in the lecture fully evince his desire
consult the convenience Of his visitors The appro
prated for the ladies certainly the comfortably
and commodious Of any place of amusement in the city
The Dwarf and eight performers, including Conover
perfect Proteus Celeste the danseuse Great Western and
wife, with variety Of Others not forgetting the Giantess
attractions enough surely, for one shilling.
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New YoRK LEGIsLArURE.---Among the bills
which passed the House yesterday is the bill incor-
poratng the Albany Hydrant Company for the purpose
Of supplying that part Of city west OF Capitol with
for plentiful supply for the purpose Of
cleansing streets This bill having passed the Senate
law. Also the bill in aid Of the Albany Geneva
and New York Medical Colleges 1t approprates annual
y for five years $1,000 each to the Albany and Geneva
Colleges and 5000 annually for the same PERIOD to the
New York insttution-the appropriations to continue
until otherwise directed.
The bill providing for lowering the level Of Seneca
lake and deepening parts of the Cayuga and Seneca and
Crooked lake canals passed the House yesterday Also
the bill in aid of the Genesee Wesleyan Seminary. This
BILL in effect RENTS the loan to this institution Of
on the security Of its buildings destroyed by fire last
winterand transfers to the School Fund.- from the u s.
Deposite Fund in annual instaments the named
the monies loaned being part of the loan fund-.abany
.4rgus, April ID
The Senate, today refused take vote on receding
from the amendments they had affixed to the State Debt
and Liability resolutions Of the House. and decided by the
casting vote of the Lieut. Governor he Senate standing
Is to l5) TO appoint committee OF conference
In the Assembly this morning, MIR Lee OF Orange Of
fered resolution instructing the select committee on
Constitutional Reform TO report bill submitting to the
people the question Of Convention Convention
motion to lay this the table defeated by vote Of
40 to 59.-.dDdny Alias, April H.
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MONEY MARKET.

SaturOay, april l3-O r. W.
Stocks are all on the rise general improvement has
taken place. The sales quite large. Mohawk ad-
vanced per cent Ohio 6's, ; Farmers Trust Il Ken
lucky, Illinois, United States 6s. Norwich
Harlem. Long Island II Pennsylvania SIS declined Il
per cent.
The sales Of Corporation property going at the Ex
change draws large assembage, and considerable
petition prevails The bidding is very spirited and every
lot sold brings high prices The sales will be continued
daily until the whole Sold This the part OF
the Common Council exhibits good policy. The value Of
real estate in this city this enables the city 60
venment to realize all their property is worth, and the
receipts from this will undoubtedly the ex
pectatons Of all parties This property by changing
hands, and falling into those of individuals, will
be Immediately improved, and increased in value and
productiveness
While communication with the North and
West is closed, the cities of the West are actively
engaged in the shipment Of produce to the Southern
ports Vast quantities Of produce reach this market from
the West at all ofthe year. via New Orleans The
trade Of that section Of the country does not experience
these distractions the North and East suffer FROM We
annex table Of exports of produce from Cincinnati for
five months, comprising the winter season. when all
-;,, nj opo1c rlo tIn ;co
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riversyand canals are closed " it'll ice:

Reduce the pork included in the above table to barrels
we find the enormous quantity Of ls5767 barrels exported
from one market in less than six months This immense
amount OF merchandise would, to great extent, be
transported direct to this Market there channels OF
communica alton. The bulk of the shipments made
is to the east, while inland navigation is free.
The semi annual interest on the Ohio per cent
bonds will be paid the LIST Of May at the Office Of the
Ohio Life and Trust Company, in Wall street.
The New York and Erie Railroad Company have at last
adopted the only proper They have taken step
that will test the question at Capital is at this
ment abundan-money is unusually cheap, and people
much disposed to invest ever in anythng hold
ing out the most remote prospect of profit After having
tried all other means to raise sufficient to carry the
work. they have finally opened books for subscrip
tons. The affairs of the road are in good hands. We
have guaranty that the business of the company WILL
for the future be conducted ucously and economically
The conditions under which the subscription books
to be opened, follows:-
I'VE The undersigned respectively subscribe for the
number OF shares OF the Capital Stock of the N and T.
r.. r. Co Of hundred dollars each, set opposite
and hereby agree to pay ten dollars each share
the subsequent ntalments they shall be legally called
Tor provided.
st That bona fde subscriptions subsequent to LIST of
March and prior to LIST Of Lugus 1884, shall amount
| he sum OF Six Millions OF Dollars.
I'D That the instaments shall not exceed thirty.three
and One.third per cent per annum.
"3d That by the individual acts of the holders of
least threeiourhs of the of stock issued prior
he LIST OF March, ls44 shall be legally established that
dividends when made shall be declared on the following
basis
"lst That the right of dividends on at least seventy
1--WE per cent Of the oil stock shall be de erred until div
dend Of six per cent snail declared the new stock
"2d That when the net earnings shall exceed the
amount necessary to pay such dividend to the stock
he shall be appropriated to dividends the old
/ stock
| "3d. That wnen dividends declared on old stock
amount to six per cent per annm the old and stock
shall be put on par and all distinctions between them
shall thereafter cease"
These appear to be very fair conditions and which will
doubtless be very acceptable The amount required is
large but the section Of the country through which
the road is contemplated to is wealthy and the nha
bitants that the subscriptions along It's
line would swell the amount sufficient to sanction
| resumption OF labor.
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COLD SPRING, April 8, 1874.

DEAK CIR =
Will you have the kindness to correct your state
ment in relation to the iron steamers building by
the Treasury Department! The article in your paper
OF the Sth inst. would give the impression that all
of the six were building on Ericsson's plan. | send
you the facts, leaving you to write the correction
in any way you may see fit. The Treasury De-
partment building six iron revenue steamers of
$50 tons each under the direction of Capt Howard,
two of these vessels are on Ercsson's plan the one
just launched in New York and one now building
at Oswego. -Four of the vessels are on Lieut. Hun
Foundry to be launched in two weeks, one by the
Novelty Works in New York for Lake Erie, enc
at Pittsburgh and one at Boston.
Respectfully yours,
A SUBSCRIBER To THE HERALD.
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new Stock Exchange.


BREapsTurrs Western Flour is up to So. All that
could be bought for 81 03 has been taken for
Freight 3ll cents per barrel Georgetown Flour is held
at 81 933 So Baltimore the same. Brandy wine So.
Wheat now RANGES from 81 06l 81 1871 This is high but
the article is scarce Rye fetches 20 cents Southern
Corn 81 cents. Northern 50 a SO. Oats 30 a 81.
CorreN-The sales to-day amount to about 1000 balea
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Two MORE New CHURCHES materials Tor
large Catholic Church are now being delivered
on Batavia street. Union The edce to be 80 feet
wide by 1872 feet long, with school house and parsonage
connected thereto 40 by ~ feet long There also
to be erected In the same vicinity neat German Luthe
ran (TrnityD Church OF moderate dimensions The title
OF the former will be vested in Bishop Hughes. the Of
cating head the church in that diocese The land has
been gratuitously given by Mr. James Minor Buffalo
.7drsrfiser, .7prit H.
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TWENTY HEAD OF CATTLE BURNT The barn Of
Mr. Jacob Hake, in Manchester township, York
county Pa was destroyed by fire Friday night last
together with tour horses fifteen twenty head OF
ed cattle bushels Of grain and large quantity of hay
and straw. Loss $4,000.
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Co PROFESSOR vELPEAU's CELEbRATED
FILLS for the radical cure of Gonorrhna Gleet and all
nocopuruent discharges from the urethra These pills
guaranteed effect permanent cure in all diseases
the urethra in shorter time than any other remedy
ever brought before the public without tanting thu
breath disagreeng with the stomach, or confinement
from business. Price 81 per box Office OF the Coeg,
Of Pharmacy and Medicine, 90 Nassau street
! w. 3. RICHARDSON, Agent
NB-A liberal discount to country practitioners Iand
medicine vendors.
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Awful. BLAsPHENY.--Elder Knapp yesterday at
ernoon, in of his wild hsrangues. made OF the
following irreverent expression =" God Almighty il
now the railroad trackhe has got his steam up, and
all the powers OF Hell can't stop him from going ahead
Boston Times, April II
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NAVAL APPOINTMENTS. The following nomlna.
tons by the President confirmed by the Unit,
States Senate Wednesday William L. Howard to he
a Commander in the Navy; Theodore Barrett andy AZ.
Madison Mullany, to be Lieutenants in the Navy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-14

0y- RECORDS PARIsIAN ALTERNATIVE MIX.
TUREFor the permanent of primary or secondary
Syphilis and all affections produced by Improper
OF mercury This powerful Alternative should be used by
all persons suspectng venereal faint in their system
from former disease is warranted to all mpu
rites from the blood Sold, in single bottles 81 each in
cases of half Dozen &c. carefully packed and sent to all
parts of the Union Office Of the College of Medicine
and Pharmacy, 90 Nassau street.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
MIA liberal discount to country practitioners and
medicine vendors.
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SEVERE Hal. SroRM.--Utica was visited with
evsre hail Storm last Monday afternoon. il lasted
only about five minutes but broke glass to the amount OF
several hundred dollars. Many Of the stones
nch in dametera gentleman who had the curiosity to
pick NJ Of them found that five weighed four ounces
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o. "sAyE YOUR TEETH BY A TIMELY AND

0y-"SAvE YOUR TEETH" BY A TIMELY AND
continued of that celebrated Tooth manuac.
red by DR.. Sherman, and preserve sweet breath in
order that you may not become those around
you. There many trashy articles in market which
highly recommended for the teeth but Of them
free from deeterious substances Of them
economical will sweeten the breath and preserve
he teeth like Shermans Orrs Tooth Paste Dentists and
professional men recommend the best they have ever
seem and those who try will be never to use
my other Dr. Shermnns warehouse is lug Nassau
reet Agents-227 Hudson 1888 Bowery; n East Broad
way; 1870 Fulton street. Brooklyn; Ledger Buildings
Philadelphia. and State street, Boston.
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ANOTHER OUTRAGE We learn from the Anna.
polls Herald that John II. T. Magruder, Esq State
Librarian violently assaulted in the streets on We'd
nesday by Townley G. Lockerman the same individual
who attacked the Hon. j. &. Legrand last summer II
appears that Lockeman waked up behind and elled him
to the ground with heavy hickory walking stick The
wound though one not considered dangerous
No cause can be assigned for the act Lockerman was
arrested and held to bail
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PEACH TREEs.-We find on examination, that
the germ in the flower buds Of our peach trees, in
this vicinity, is destroyed to very considerable extent
The bud itself is not generally injured much to pre-
vent its towering that the trees far Towering
goes will present great promise Of fruit But the en-
injured by the severity Of the weather that has
perished and will be found, cutting open the bud to
have turned brown black This Is universally the
and is still possible that enough have escasped
give tolerable crop We think, however that nine
out Of ten at least ass Spy
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Anlugelnenla.

SUICIDE Canadian named Mitchell lie Bon.
hung himself on Thursday morning in the stable of the
Hotel de Cite, Troy.
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90 PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.-The members Of
ne New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy, il
eturnng the public thanks for the liberal support they
lave received in their efforts to suppress quackery
bg leave state that their particular attention continues
be directed to all diseases Of private nature and from
he great improvements lately made in the principal hos
pas of Europe in the treatment Of those Diseases heJ
confidently offer persons requiring medical aid al
antages not to be met with in any institution in silr
,ountry either public private The treatment OF thu
oege is such to insure in every case and
otally different from that practice Of running
ne constitution with mercury AMI in most cases leaving
disease much than the original One Of the men
5ers of the College for many years connected with thu
principal hospitals Of urcpe attends daily for consuts
ION from AM to S PM.
INFORMANT TO CouNrRv NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. living II
me country and not finding convenient to attend pei
onaly can have forwarded to them chest containing
Ill medicines requisite to perform perfect by stane
heir case explicitly together with all Symphonic time
contraction and treatment received elsewhere, il any
and enclosing $5 post paid, addressed to
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent
Office and Consulting rooms.of the College. s5 Nassa,
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f Dy- BRANDRETH'S PILL S-.aersaonious Ht,nors the
Cause and only Cause c oil Pain and Distress in the Body
Pain is the warning given by the nerves that there
acrimonious humors in the body. No man had an
Election Of the lungs but il arose from acrimonious
Haors having settled there No had pain in the
head affection Of the heart but it produced by the
presence upon those parts of acrimonious Hmors So
with Rheumatsm-iti is the Acrimonious Humors which
have settled upon the membrane of the muscles So with
iysentery-the Acrimonious Humors have settled upon
the membrane OF the bowels, aggravated in
cases ythe retention OF Hard Focal in those mpor
organs There pain distress in any part
>, the body (unless it produced by Academy that
occasioned by the presence OF Acrid Humors II
shese humors which have to he expelled and by do
ing the pain distress is sure to be removed To do this
with certainty the BRANpRETH PILLS must be used They
innocent broadly all powerful the
lay or night without alteration in cet fear Of cold
Sold at 25 per box at PAL Broadway, 274 Bowery
1879 Hudson st., d. d Wright, corner Houston and Lewis
sts Mrs wilkinson 42 Cherry ST., J. Howe Riv
ngton and Ludlow sts., N. MIRA. Bosth Market st.
BROOKLYN.
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LtSPeCtIlIIIy yours,
A SUBSCRIBER To THE HERALD

ARKANSAS RIcE.-South Carolina has long en-
joyed an exclusive monopoly in The manufacture
of swamp seed This appears the chivalry longer
to ENJOY Arkansas is entering into competition the
Creek Indians in that State having began raise RICE
which is said to be an excellent article and will be sold
lower than the rice from Carolina, and the ed
long, there will be rice enough raised in Arkansas
home consumption, and surplus for expectation.
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90 CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED-Ths
Tonic Mixture prepared by the College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy Of the city of New York. - confidently re-
commended for all debility produced by secret in
duigence Of any kind It's aluable rene
Sy io Impotence sterty, or barrenness nness depend
single bottles 81 each cases OF half dozen $751; care
July packed and sent to all parts ofthe Union.
once OF the College of Medicine and Pharmacy. 90
NASSAU street VS. RICHARDSON. Agent.
"a liberal discount to country practitioners and
G5- WELL, FRED, IT'S NO USE REMONSTRA-
ting, cannon vanquish my repugnance to hair on the
girls face still less the field OF pmpes CO erng her
plexion. admit she has beautiful oval face SPARKLING
eyes, Grecian and tout of pretty woman
yet that cursed hairy lip and the speckes on her face mar
all You may declare this idioyncracy; well be il SO
once knew gallant dashing fellow who had courted
charming and exceedingly lovely women. and everyth
promised happy union between them One day he made
untowa call upon her. and discovered the beauty
ing pork and cabbages His gorge rose-he made gy
ration and her more The fact is men invest
the Of their idolary with the attributes tof
divintes and sometimes they discover they morals
Be that may the remedy for hairy faces and feckled
pmpled and discoOred skin very simple One bottle OF
DR. Felix Gourauds Poudre Subtle will quickly eradicate
ell hairy and cake of his amons Italian
Medcated Soap will all diseased botched discoored
compilations Be and get them at 81 Walker street.
LIST store from Broadway.
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ONO RIVER. There were nine feet of water in
he Ohio River at Wheeling on Tuesday.