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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-17
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TIC Wing State Committee has announced a
series of Mass Meetings in the several Congress
sionaI districts, as follows;
Lincoln. Angus, York, August Oxford
August 9-Kennebec and Franklin, August -, at
Readfied-Somerseta ndW aldo August l6-Pcnub-
>co; and Hancock. Angus, -, at Cherry field
kennebec, August Il, al Maierli!e.
Hon. GEORGE EVANS rides the circuit and a
better man could not be found. He IS one Of those
practical, common.sense speakers who cannot
iail 10 interest and 10 convince. de viii be &C
coppsnied by other Wing champions. Ii the
Loco Focos Of Ms!nc think they havea chance 10
play by the way, they VIII find themselves mis-
taken. The may as well prepare to draw OFT
their last vote. 70, they viii need it-and perhaps
few more.
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Here is a statement, from house whose sole
business it is TO sell such goods, OF the prices Of
the best Printed Cottons OF The two most extern
,cnsiys Print Works in the Country. They rs
sure US that the quslty and style OF the goods IS
precisely the same, and that they have taken the
same season of the year Spring in each case
They show indisputabIy that Printed co'iofs
fCaicocS} arc actually cheaper this season, under
Protective Tariff, than they were in ls4l, 'rhen
the demand was far less extensive and active, and
when the Tariff was in the last stages Of decline
How is it. then, that the enemies OF the Ta1ifi
dare rei;crate their disproved assertions that the
Tariff has largely increased the prices of these
fabrics
But Judge Cheever's alus:on is to PLAN, cheap
Co,tons, such as Mr. Folks supporters wear,
according to the paltsy slang of the Newburgh
Telegraph. Very well we appeal then to Coarse
Cot,ons. The following were the manufacturers
prices in April Of each year of Plain, Cheap Cot
tons, precisely the same quality in each case
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-17

Dbluttuu IAN tDi' -- --'-'-
LFGisL.rCRE.-17he-e is no doubt ths: the Le-
gislature j. Wing. Wehays returns OF - wings
elected. and decided Wing majoTities On Congress
in St. Landry and St. Mary, electing more
This makes ore over hall the House, though
tie Senate stands one against us, uncIpeot-
edlr. Ii Morse Is chosen to Congress, We
shall probably have another Wing iron his Dis
tric:. st. MARTA.
STATE S-yArE-The intelligence VIC have re-
ceiy.d IS SO az complete that we are enabled to
decide positively upon the character Of tina; body
Mr Phelps. Wing. has been defeated in the ia.
p;dcs District, and M Morancy has been elected
IL the Concofdia District, 50 that the Senate viii
be composed as follows
WHIGs-Aiessrs Allen Garc'a kenne:. Edwards, Dupie
N1rarcy, i+sfGuvr and lsrart-c.
Loco F0co~-Nessrs. Ntis. LIyaUlal. Garter. ho5se
Down.. S!deil. sIa:shal LeIoux and HsfHaason-.L
Ii Mr.. hlo!se, now representing Opelousas IN
the Senate. has been elected 10 Congress. ne wal,
Of course resign his seat in the Stn.le. taus CIV
ing Us chance to elect Waic from that strong
Wing district, thereby securing majority in the
Senate.
HorsE OF REraessHT,rivGs.-0f this body,
consisting OF sixty members, the Wings have
already elected twenty-five members, as iag as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-17

Ceops.-A letter from Snibland, ny. says
The rains in the West arc daily and Tremendous.
We Yesterday had an awful thunder storm, &C
companicd with one Of the hardest rains almost
ever saw fall It reminded me Of the August
ram of 1873, in New-Yorl5. The wet weather is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-17

q There VIII be { Wing Mass Convention Of
Oneida and Madison Counties 3: WaterYille
Oneida Co. on Tuesday OF next week. l23d inst
Among the speakers who have agreed to be there
are Hon. JOIN 4. COLLIER, Hon. JOSHUA A.
SPENCER, B. F. COorER. ESQ. and H. GREELEY
q WILLIAM II. SEWARD delivers tie Address
before the Literary Societies of Union College, at
Schenectady, on the evening of the 23d instant
Commencement next Gay.
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u For an extract from EUcEsE SUI; new (un-
pub!ishcd) Romance, a Glorious Wing Song, &c
see Fourth Page.
n For letters from Europe, from GEORGIA, and
from OHIO, rec First Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-17
Anniversary OF West indin Emancipa-
liU.i,

The ensuing First of August, the Anniversary
of Negro Emancipation in the British West
Indies, we perceive is to be appropriately 90
served in various places. In this city the People
of Color take the lead in celebration, and have
invited TuropoRF D. WELD, of Rollville, \. J.,
and tie Rev. Mr.. PENNINGTON, Of Hartford, CT.
to deliver Addresses. There is also to be 4
celebration ct Sorr;e.o,v~. p. IN which the
friends Of Emancipation in Philadelphia are OK
pectcd to 0iu 5ut we are not definitely Informed
as to the order of proceedings. The friends Of
Freedom in Middesex county, Mass, celebrate
the day at Concord, where an address is TO be
delivered by R,LrH WALDO EMERSON AZ noon
collation. will be served in the woods, after
which addresses will be made by John Plerpont,
Frederick Douglass, VIM. a. White Waiter
Claiming, and others, interpreted with appro-
pirate music The fame of Mr.. Emerson will
no doubt attrac, many 10 this celebration.
The most extensive celebration, however, wi!
probably occur at bingham, Mass. where the
friends of Emancipation in Boston will unite
with those in the counties OF Norfolk and Ply
mouth forming grand procession and marching
through the principal streets Of that ancient
village 10 tranquility Grove, one Of the most
romantic spots in the Old Colony, where splcn-
did Picknick COLLATION. viii be provided, and the
dag devoted 10 speaking, singing, &c. a steam
toat has been chartered to convey those who
wish 70 JOIN in the celebration i:onl Boston 10
bingham, and much expense is to he incurred
in providing appropriate banners to grace the
procession. Garrison and Wendell Philips, we
hear are to be among the speakers on the occa-
sion
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Crops, sc. in Western Neyy-york.
Correspondence 9th Journal OF Commerce
STATE SALINEs. Onnnhngn. .InLy Il. IS

STATE SALrSEs Onondaga, July II, ISL.
GeSTLEMEs-In reaching this place, distant
near 300 miles from New. York, have o5cn only
- hours upon the way, including stoppages.
The result OF my inquiries at every stopping
place from Troy here, and ny own observations
upon the fields passed in view of, as to the crops
is as follows:
Corn is backward the cool weather has affect.
cd ii. Tie warmth o. Tuesday night which
was ten degrees above comfort IN these parts, and
yesterdays thunder shower viii help il amazingly
Wheat is much injured by the weavei, bnt the
farther proceeded, the less complaints heard.
The rust has greatly injured some fields which
noticed in the dat lands.
At ST. townsville, boy was throwing cold wa.
tie. on the sliding rails Of the turnout The
heat Of the sun had expanded the ZION 50 much
;hat tlc slide would not work, and he contracted
it sufficiently By the free use Of cold water
Tie crop of re is good, and noticed great
number Of fields ready for harvesting.
Oats are much better than usual, and the farm.
ers count upon an abundant crop.
Potatoes look well, but the farmers say thew
need rain very much All were hoping ior RAIN,
and yesterday they were all gra;iiicd II this re.
spect.
The grass crop i good Old hay is selling at
hHlSLtICaih lpr ; per ION, ana al 1T townsville
for five dollars. Ny morning inquiries were an.
.wered that the crop of THIS year is equal 10 last
Late in the day, as made farther progress Vest,
the replies were, the crop Of grass IS less than last
year.
The crops arc the al! important regulator Of
exchanges. In England, bu, few wears since,
me failure Of the crops make the great Bank ol
England, with It's vast stores Of precious metals
IN empty repository, and borrower Of the Bank
Of France
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Louisiana

There has been an animated and close tight IN
the Iyth Congressional District, but we fear Boz
delon is defeated By close vote. Our returns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-17

HE3JcISsL WATERS IRON SARAroGA SPRIsGs-i: ) 3
great dste'nni 70 get from tie prngs winter, fresh AID
,ure f'rthe use OF cty nyai.is Nas,fs A. B. SANDS J.
20 have made such arrangement, that duung ire whole sea
'31 they wal fereive dfec; from ara'ogs the Cpus, L.
'o1, Pavilion aad iodine spr0s yser' i,e from the foga-
an, which 5e5 vii IN quantities 70 81 their ca,toms
20 any part Of city 10 lhoe troah.I wlh eo, cc-
oaat' or bilious affections the Saratoga Yates have 5ns
Jcea famous the mo-" ald ,aie mean. OF fc,tosG
healthy action To The Of digestion and .screon The
;st o9-ct 10 laye tsm fresh sparkling mud i the
tive gas so taa their beneficial ienca upon the .y,eu
he tiIly eypereuc4l
constant supply fresh nom he 5pnn.. c5rciary se,l,
20 a'to transport with safety FIR ale ard retail ~
\. 3. SANDS & co ZT3 Broadway. conner Cham5ers5,
n the Granite Ruiting. q VII
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CHIPS oFTHE OLD BiocK-'Fhe Bangor Courier
says that the Wings OF Blue Ill., I,e celebrated the
Fourth in lire srs", and among other incid-nts
*orih telling, menrion= the following: In The pre-
c--aion, the young men between the ages ofegheen
and tweniy-one, carried banner with the iascrp-
ton" Courage, Wings, VIZ IRE n, hn,,d" \
nand OF younger hoys mad upon their banner, We
raj; oar TINE. And Il large company OF itle tel.
ows, bihe ard gay, marched boldly onward under
si!e inscription, ffole on, Wigs, uau WE gror
up" First rate, rhet. The down East boys are
.oming up bravcly.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY Il, 1871
Circulate the Documents.

and any larger number at the rate of s2D per
hundred, cash in advance. We are ou; OF one
or two of the catly numbers in July, but we Will
make up the compliment with earlier numbers.
We intend sending t, each subscriber, as
soon as may be, dopLle number containing
the fuI returns Of The PrcsidentiaL Election,
if we can possibly afford it. Our last regular
number viii announce the result.
Friends of CLAY and FRGLiNGHUYsEi' If you
think The Tribune docs any good to the cause,
oblige us by helping il TO do mDrc.
HIN II 1874
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-17

QIMr. BREWSTER, the eminent American
Dentist, long resident in Paris, but who has sue
ccssiully spcat season a. St. Petersburg, under
the patronage Of royalty, IS announced BY the
Courier Gcs Etats Uais, as about to mary Car
!otta Grsi, The popular dancer Of the French
OpeIa.
The Express innocea,ly asks who is Brewster
Why, Sir, nc is ole Of tie universal Yankee ma
ten, and halls from Hartford, between Wc,hers-
field and Winchester, where The best onions grow
and he cheapest clocks are made IN all creation
Not know such downright; celebrity as Brewster I!
u Hon. JONI QrIscy ADAMS arrived in
Boston on Saturday morning, and took breakfast
:, the United States Hotel after which ne pro-
ceeded 10 his mansion at Quincy. His health Is
got good.
GPThe annual commencement OF Washington
College will nc held IN Ch.st Church, Hartford.
on Thursday, the first day Of August next, at
hall. past 10 o'clock, A. VI. Candidates for ad.
mission to College will be examined the day pre-
vious
y The Commencement Of ST. Johns College
which vas postponed in consequence OF the iacle-
aency OF the weather yesterday, will take place this
day, mould it Prove f.vorable
u URAyooRAsHY; Or, a Description OF the
Heavens Designed ior Academies and Schools
Accompanied BIZ sn Atlas OF the Heavens, showing
the Places OF the principal Starr. Clusters and Ne
5uae; by Z. Gus Kendall, Professor OF M4the-
mates and Astronomy il the High School CT Phila-
4elphia,' is published in this City ny NJ. II. New
man, 1919 Broadway.
ASrI.Rzsr DIFgIcUlrlzs-We understand.
says the Albany Evening Journal, that the Sher.
III Of Rensselaer, County and one o, two Of his
deputies. whle attempting TO serve process u.
on some of the Manor tenants in Siepatntcwn
las; week, ne, with forcible resistance from
party OF men disguised as Indians, and were
compelled to iorego Their purpose.
NEW WHEA--The first lot OF MonIoe Coun
y wheat, OF the new crop, was exhibited at Ro.
chester on Friday last It's represented 10 be
IN excellent article. II is two weeks earlier than
usual. The Democrat says many fields of wheat
N that section hare been cut, and if the weather
is far Tor the next ten days, most Of the wheat
Will De secured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-17

ROANOKE ISLEr.-Lieuf. MauIy, in his paper on
lhe Gniph Stream and Currents OF the Sea read be-
ore tbe National Institute, and since published in
ne Literary MsssenCrr. introduces remarkable
act relative 10 Roanoke Inlet on the coast of Norh
Carolina: Two hund!ed and fifty years ago Sir
francis Dfase entered Albenare Sound. through
Sosncke Inlet. with hi fleet and where the inlet
then is a sand bank above the reach Of the
highest tides. Oaiy >syent:-tao years ago il was
gable BY vessels drawing twelve feet Of water.
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-@.s.-.A..----- ,--s.--~a

TIE liGH W.rEa ~ iiiINois.-A ieitc' 10 the
Postmaster General accounts ior ,hc repeated
l.,iur. So. .1m..il between Springfield anu Fcora,
hy stating that fof fifteen days previous to the
26.b Of .luac, there had fallen the most severe
and continuous rains over known in limos that
Ii, streams were higher than At any other period
lIrten wears. aud that l.on the SA5gamon. near
Springfield, to the illinois, st Peoria, distance Of
10 mites. there did mot remain a single bridge IN
conaition Ia be crossed. y large portion OF the
intervening country constituted one vat lake
One Of the siguers ol the iclrrr, Captain Gear
h,ghly respectable citizen Of G4en', says that he
hnS resided IN the State since us earliest settle.
,nent. and he has never before known the waters
50 hyh. OF the obstacles 10 be encountered m ira
ycrsing The country, 50 general and hazardous.
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Five in St. LsairG and one in 81. May douL
r g. il1mGuB District
49,. -. ntnEai. Il , ,ccr:-es..

Inc lar wing gam IN tlese iocf oou"'!ts Is
at least 100.
Il This District gaze in 40 Harrison G53
votes, Van Buren, G59-6 majority for Van Buren,.
81. TAlINIANY PARISH ,o
House.. .Babon, W-.-.l75 oira"thes. L.-.l9i
JEFFERSON, ,Compe'a; -,
Sendte....P. Sanse.239 j. 4. iyaudais. -
House. 'Laizer .... 80 Jonre ..........:2: -
ConrentionConrnd 200, Derbisny L.. burant ~.
SeaatoriaiF. Z Ogden--;laH I. I. Preston. -2S9
coNc9,RpiA, CARROLL ;, A !. INA, MARisoN s-o
House. VS. pnrham391 Philip Guier.... 2s5
=" Benz ,mn335 II. NJ. Coffee. 300
These Counties gave last year 2o3 Wing to Is |
Loco. Tensas to hear from 1t gave last year
81 Wing to &c Loco.
IgIcst Baton Rouge has chosen Wing Mem
ber (V. Herbert, FIRST reported Loco-Foco,
CuNyESTIoS.-Each Senatoria District elects
one member each Representative District az many
MS !, has REPRESENTATIVES in the House. form to-
grtiier Convention to revise III. >tete
Nholc number OF Members =. so lar, the parties
fhigs-t ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS md It, fqmc.
|, Assumption aud Terretonne |, Concorda, Car
roll. &C. i. Iberyille |, st Landry. &c. l. PARISH
eS-Assumption . Laiollrche ) -. James = 81.
john Baptist l. -. Charles !, Jefferson 81. Ber
nnri l. NGichi,oches !. Orleans h. lberville |. East
EehcianG Caddo |, 81 itcieni i -. LuhiiTEi nc.
). Total, 50 far, Be.
Locos-Avoyeliee l. Ascension l. ST. Tammany,
Ne. |, LIVING sion l. Natchi'oches, &c. |, kapides,
&c. |, Orleans !. Poin; Coupee |. PAristes-ra-
quemuc |, Orleans !, Point Courec 1, st. famma-
nv |, Livingston l. ST. Helena |, East Feliciana l.,
T'crrebonnc J, CoHcordia &c. |, Rapides ., Avoye-
les ,. West Felciana 2-Total 20.
D0uhtui--( Conservativej- East and West Fell
liano Sc /, Washington !, Conco!dia, sc. /.
The Convention viii be close.
The contest has been spirited in Louisiana
though without organization on the part of the
Wings THE votes III the several Parishes render
it morally certain to any one who has carefully
compared them with those Of former years, that
Mr.. Clay will have the vote Of the State by some
to 1890 majority. So we take her out Of The
lis; OF the doubtful and place her where she be-
lonys, with the WHO STATES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-17

~ CoHrLuS 80 MCRE o. hcHlSc TxErH-H hen there
remedy tof sch torrents. without hane the teeth pull
ed those who hnow Of IL exi,lsnce hou ceus Ia cuultsg
:ey vii not Use il. The Cove AnoCsne Tooth aeie
Drops have IN every instance after application removed in
mcmey ih- fsgne pain d the :oo,sche without 10 lie lest
ingfins teeth Tbs the gfest aderstum IN all
where articles f curing toath,cc IRE used IN tbs re-
nsdy there Is pro- s-ing ::be,il viii CO. nceo pin.
Prepared and sold ~ 4. Il. SANS u Co Cheft,s =:
Broqdgay. OF Chamber street. IN the Cnn,e Bgid.
Sold aso 4; - Fulton and ~ East Broadway
Prce . cent. % VII
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Subscriptions for CLAY Tribune,

II ne I1san 81 the American AluSsum, attracts much
iushton The lBent Sisters. Sir. and Mrs Western, Nh
ole aic as dog Billy. Mis-, Adair Mr.. Conovef and hir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-17
taken f;un1 the books Of Leading IzerceAi-le
house in Pe2rl s'Tce;:

III
Here il vii &c seen that ao.e Of hAse ?'.7
mems goods BIZ, Ginshaa.s & a fraction A!g''eF
,hon in 1870: Gingh4ms eat one cent ystd
histler, v,f;lc conron CsEcoes are one cent io''-
ef. Tie sane with respect to !3il, except iii@t
shest;rzs are half 2 cent = yard higher.
one more table and sc have done. We ap-
1I.od last winter 10 Messt= Nes..i.th & Co. oas
established Commission House n Pine st. :or the
relative e.iccs Of the goods sold 5<them in ! : =
and 1914 respectively. They gave Us the state
mcat oi the manufactures prices of those goods
in January CT each year, as follows
s4 a;e9 is ss2 !l 81. sA s52ra:s
VI III. Il. Vt III +:
s, 9s'1 6ais..... g. s,afs Dri..... 81
Caaipn ...........s' q: '!a .-.,..5 a.; i9.
SsIRTiSG,. sea i'ih'ii- '''''i~'
Now bear in mind that the price OF raw Cot
ton Of all kinds was considerably higher IN Jan
nary IA than in January -, and you can Judge
whether tie Tariff has the effect Of increasing
prices to the amount of the duty, or by any thing
like it. Judge whether Judge Chcevsr, the New
Hampshire Pat.yt and their brother co-tocos
who habitually assume as ndisFu.ab!e that P'o-
,cc,ive duty raises prices in proportion to the
amount Of thc duty. arc not g'icvously mistaken
or w:!fully deceiyiag ihose who heed them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-17
BY This Mornings Ma'l.
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondents o. The NeF fo'N 7 .'p4n'.
P!E;LAprLru.G. Ju!y lb-i ?. ".

I.,pnEr.xT AKRysTs.-IufouEt out yesterday q
,.,,-.,nr arrests took ace ~ the upper i1'' 81 ~
.,y Hi-k ieyi.r charged VT h''inS o. ". " i.a.
I.iars M the attack upon ie 49, -,
tf " -" f.g.-s Az fo-su. Nif, Commute, I'm -
ii-''' jf,', m ssy0 1 20 eH'f ii- IHa'se - tsHs
49, I..sp Is the person sDpa"se! - nav ,i' tusN'
an. ics, rs LETT ss;1- hho,f 1,sf'i 1Efei
- II ttH' Us cau!u f'd Sf 10. h,rty. % thA
''.at'. ~ 1T - 5He fenG'y 'iI'i ia NJ
ilie ,. The charge %: '' .'''.D1 ~ 10 49,. -" In
r--', Omnibus, u, NHs .lfd 90 ~ -, - -. - NJ
>,e.r-al c:h", a:tcs.S maze uer'' ''-'N'
Cyl ,,.N,>syi,-s number ui the volunteers i'long-
,,l Is i.ylq Con- - hive been dl'S'el ana fr.uiae,
i.i .. by additional troops from tie hteof' i 'e's'
49,. N ,,gt The I. .r,.i gHrs dairy c'sa,,nk :,
' 'TowN.-l understand Hon. Wan. =. AEceeT'
~ s,,te, senator from Virginia. now n TIE MY
Gr1-ry.cyn Wy Hiram Wallace, a botd lhlri' iiAs
Il -; by ,,, Caur, %, Sessions 70 three yest,' npfs
n ~, tsrt iaLa.. Edward Nichtl ioi shocking COZ"
t'ty ;.al. nice month, i''inf.,.' i,I''
SroRN-Ne had quite severe storm Oh Taa
am % sr,r.-jln. rsr,s;s are nowwet, snPped with
,,.,rc.a,'on.. Nutres. Pe-che5. e. ,.-,.ti..
~:uc>s-l'l- business continues IisH'' WIN "'''
,,,- casn-c 70 note pIiees annex e ''1iN'e'''' oil
''I.y: ,,.e, ID, .hares c rai Bank !! 20 - u
t,.,~i i.t TO- ~ w .'H'ae;cu - :. :, 20 do
n DO y,t,t-fu l4AA s.'O So -, X ia,
- IL C. rnr Bank H. luJ Do II .: ~ do !enn
r,rL : ado t'nial BIk 81 tennessee 81 -,
Sur NEWS. 45 +. Ai.-CH'dred ms @@'Ho3M-
=, 49, III W Bans. Quebec beik JOSEF J"'n-
,.n,. hrs olive Buinch. Long. Boston, t'taie".
- -. h., >sA!, Mazsppa. Hammond. hsliaH ~ hoa.
ar Rr>,e WaJehHm: Mas N'phf,'a fH'i,.il' ~ 90
iIlq5e,h Be1,tou. ny "tk; oeoat- INTER c.'e
-, S,V'Trr go,tu:: Chsrr.r. SsWrcf- NeWbGvpan.
M l,irr Cab, cher 10 a. In llaf4la tfg
src pncsu-y IN Tuf, Island ~ lsi 'cT F'a9' hoe'P'
i'd, I'm Fall Kl''r, s-.---
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Now add to this the enormous receipts OF Fork
at New Orleans, (and those OF Beef, Corn. Flour,
&c. are proportionate,) and can any man fail to
see ,,Ay the prices of Agricultural staples have
declined, in spite of the Tariff What must have
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-17

\ CULINARY ,DEspERsTuM.--lhe application
of chemistry to cookery M France has produced
a curious result an, one likely TO be IS useful
as curious ". Miot of the Academy OF SCI.
enccs has succeeded in obtaining by dlsuaton
in pure, colorIess, and liquid form, all the prop
critics OF the various culinary vegetables. Thus
he can put you up q bo'Ge of carrots, parsnp',
tl-nps. or onions. and you may carry 1t all over
the world, certain Of hay;n. with You the true
flavor of the vegetable. 4 taale spoonful Il
enough for one pound OF meat The secret lies
in the mode OF disiiilation, by which the offensive
parts Of the vegetable are .st. 1t il already an
object with Commercial men 10 export these es.
Sences, which are termed aromatiqne, to the
French colonies, and with the Government there
is an intention of using them extensively in the
Navy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-17

PuNl@ANEsr FOR Fl@urNG 4 Dcst.-Nc see
il stated in late Eosi.sh paper that ia a recent
duel between a Professor oi military 'ehool Of
the Netherlands and Lieutenant the former
was Killed 'fbe survivor has teen ircd before
Cour, Martial. and sentenced n fce gears I'm.
Drisonment. The two secands were CONDEMNED
10 three wears OF the same punishment.
4 few examples oith.s Kind. would saon Danish
the absurd and ubamnabe practice OF GucIling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-17

u The l7!h snnual Fsir of the American
Institute will commence cn The 9Th October, at
Niblo's Gslder,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-17

The advalcc on tuileu ana no" aSI'cN Is
still greater, averaging over 50 per cent. The
Patriot confined itself 10 the finer kind, because
those exhibited the least advance; since the finer
cloths are still largely imported from Europe.
We admit that there has been decline IN the
price OF Provisions, but ,ohy? Simply because
the amount sent forward from the Great West has
been beyond all precedent. The facts have been
given from day TO day under the Commercial head
OF this paper. The amount of Pork which has
reached New Orleans this season is i70,o0O bar
refs. against 100000 las; year-a most enormous
and unparalleled increase. That OF Beef, Hams,
Lard, has been in proportion. See also the IN
s-aase Of Prnyisons coming East bv Buffalo: