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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-22

LATEST FROM BRAzIL.-By the Nautilus, at this
port from Rio de Janeiro, adyiccs have been re
ceved up 10 the 9th OF August We are indebted
to an esteemed commercial friend for copies of the
annexed letters -
"RIo DE JASEIRo, August 9th 1915.
The British Minister here has received dispatches
from Monte sideo saying that the English and French
have placed a of alongside Of each Of hosas
vessels Of of Monte Video and informed them that
they could not move Rosas has been defeated in the
interior By Psz and Lopez and Is forcing every man
from Il 20 20 years into his army last struggle, and
Is doubtless near his political end"
Monte Video adyces TO the 10Th ut advise "A French
brig of hauled 10 the head VI our haroor for
the protection the e wing OF the lines and the Brit
ism chip Comus has anchored in position outside 10 bear
upon the enemy the night wing These movements
eyince hostile character IN anticipation Bait Pat.
ARRIVAL or Mr. EVERETT HOS. EDWARD
EvERErr with his family arrived IN this city yester-
isy In the steamer Britannia from Liverpool After
absence Of four years from his country, during which
he has represented nation az the Court OF Great
Britain Mr. Everett has returned 20 bis home. AZ tho
highest foreign he has discharged the important
functions Of his diplomatic station with great assduity,
discretion and ablity-and i may be ssd with the Ut
mos, truth that IN the line Of distinguished men who
have successfully Represented these United states a. the
British Court none have served their country faith
fully discharged all their duties diligently borne
themselves with honor and ability than Mr. Ever
etr We cordially welcome him his return 70 his
country and his friends. Bcst. Atlas 2oth.
HEALTH OF new ORLEANs.-Upon inquiry al
the Charity and private Hospitals yesterday could OBJ
information as 70 the existence Of yelo" lever
in the city. No at any rate had there been pre-
sented There good deal Of conversation on the sub
Jet and very naturally many are circulating in
regard the actual health OF the city but 50 FAR as We
judge after considerable inquiry the alarm as 70 an
epidemic Is subsdinZ many physicians having de
cared their belief that tie fever has not Jet made IL
pesrance in an uncoubted form lPicayune, 18th.
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~ Gov. SEWARD is nobly vndcated by the
Country Press of our State from the Express's ca
lumnies concerning bis in the last Presiden-
tial campaign. Without a dissenting voice, the
Wing journals of the several Counties which he can
vassed testify to the eminent ability and zeal with
which he commended Wing principles and mea-
sures and urged upon all. but especially upon those
hostile to the extension of the power and influence
of Slavery in Union the duty of supporting Mr..
Clay. Gov s is fortunate alike in his assaant and
his defenders
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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL
Things On philadelphia.
Correspondence q The Tribune.
PHlrADxrPHrA. Sent 1i

= - -A-.. ~
A destructive fire occurred yesterday sfer,,.
about bal past o'clock in Of Eve thrCs s.s-- ~,
houses in IrHrian-st- directly opposite the Con-,
s.oners' Hail M1yamensng The wind Wa. -.
strong AZ the tine snd the Games soon spread serd, ~
root Il the whole row threatening scr1u. eous,,-,
ticn.
The second and third stories OF the houses wer. EN-,
~ destroyed. aud the inmates had much d tl,ir ~
iurc damaged by water The property belonged q b..
Rob0. lie Is fully Insured.
On Tuesday morning. a, hafpss, 10 clock Re,
Aonzo Potter viii be con-ecrs;ed Bishop Of PeIa.,lr,
MIA al Christ Church. the Bishop OF Nermon; prssk-
Conservation sermon. On "Wednesday morning ~
Bishop oi pcnnsy iysnis vii perform bis rs; oc -,
BY cons-crasins the Church Of the Nativity
The " higs, ! am pleased 10 say. are deicruise3
10 turn CUT in the spirit "a, the ensuing election :
yersl mass meetings in different sections oi the cogt,
are announced. al Of which doubt not Wi be- nun.
rously attended The prospec, Is decidedly fsvo7sbs
The stock Market was less firm YESTERDAY TIA.
on Friday Prices Al the Second snd after the Boa
slightly ft OF bu; the BFtannia's news vii no l,ul,
cause a reaction Monday Pennsylvania Fvss close,
az 1T. decline OF N.cksburg al =. decline o.
sni Wilmington II lti. decline also %. Rea;.s.
Railroad closed firm "a; ~.
The body Of the unfortunate Capt r. ID. La,zen
who was drowned on Tuesday chi i1st IRON On toa-
the steamer New PHILADELPHIA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-22

ry- Ma BRrsrow, the eminent writing master viii
reopen nj. Academy this day, l3 Broadway for the
instruction Of ladies' and gentlemen IN the Of writing
Mr.. B. is famous for curing, in twelve lessons leg-
be hand, and we commend him 10 all VINO wish
qure beautiful and free style Of writing his system OF
teaching g 100 well known REQUIRE further comment
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Phauooruphy.

We have received from Messrs. AsDREws
BOYLE Boston. accredited teachers of Pitmans sys
TEN Of Photography in this country, ready and
hearty acceptance Of the proposition of H. W. for
public test Of the merits of this system As compared
with any rival system which may be fairly brought in
competitor with il. They propose some change in the
conditions of the scrutiny which we presume will be ae
ceded ,o-Their letter is crowded cut to-day, but will
appear soon-we hope in our next
The slight attention have been able to give 10 the
subject has convinced that the principle Of Phonogra
ply sound, important and practicable Il Is therefore
mos, desirable that the best possible sys,em-in other
words The system-of adapting characters to the
various primary sounds in human language. be adopted
before the science Is commended 10 general attention
We presume any other party or parties who may have
suggestions make this subject will also De heard by
The tribunal selected Let the investigation be candid
thorough unrestricted and Truth cannot isi TO triumph
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-22

Another TEMPERANCE RALLY-The General
Temperance Council will hold It's next Great Mass
Meeting thus ereHipg, on the large open ground ad-
Joining the City Hail. Fultonst Brooklyn. Among the
speakers observe the names Of Hon. James Harper
and Morris Franklin and w l.. Dodge, Esqs. Ex'Msyor
Hall will preside Several good singers will be in at
tendance and an opportunity will be given to all to sign
the Total Abstinence Pledge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-22
Court Calendar....THIs DAY.

CIRCUIT CoURr.-Nos. ! 20 10 inclusive. II IS sad
Chief Justice Bronson will hold the Court Judge Ed
wards being engaged at Hudson The Court which
opens day the adjourned special term The regular
term will commence the lot Monday in October.
COMMON PLEAs-Published on Saturday
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~ AQrArrc SPOTS AT The EIYsiAS FIELDS Ho.
soSES-Ths afternoon the interesting boat Of
the season OF a, the popular resort the Eysan
Fields. An unusual number Of favorEe boats have
tered and will nobly for the prize. See sdver
fisement
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Maine Election.

Returns from 2ss towns in the Kennebcc Journal
give
Morse 43i Anderson. n 30 Scattering. s. 379
Majority against Anderson, lOi3' Last year his
majority in the same towns 1898 Anderson $
net loss, 2,34l Andersons majority last year in
the State was something over 1000 he is without
doubt reelected by a small majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-22

~ JOHN c. CALHoUs. says The Globe will
probably return the u. s Senate this winter. We
heartily hope he may. The Administration is weak
in that body and if Mr.. Woodbury. is taken
out to occupy Judge Storys place, twill be weaker
still We like to see both parties ably represented
In that body
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-22

rys The efforts Of the Albany Atlas to disparagc
the reputation Of CAssrUs NJ CLAY though Characters
tic of its party aiinites nevertheless exceedingly
dishonorable That paper ought to know that the char
yes brought against Mr.. Clay by Ex-Governor Metcst
were long since met and reiuted.
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- We invite the attention Of Ladies TO Mes'r'. Ding
man Bodine & Cos advertisement in another column.
They offer sell their large and rch assortment VI dry
goods greatly reduced prices
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vERMoSr-The complexion of the next Legisa-
ture will be as follows: Senate, % Wings, 7 Loco
Focos-Whig majority, 10. House, l2l Wings, O.
Loco Focos, Abolition-Whig majority, 45.-
Wing majority Joint Ballot, 81. Gov. slade
will fall about $500 short of an election.
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~" The Globe, by LEVI ID. SLAMN, is one OF the
latest accessions to City journals 1t is ofcourse
l. oco Foco. and not at all mealy mouthed about IL
We shall pay our respects to it anon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-22

The MAYFLowER FOR lsi6.-This Annual is
ebeished with several beautiful engrsvngs Of which
six are mczzotnt from the BURN Of Ssin The liters
~ portion of the work presents variety suited to all
tastes. The opening article is tale The Imp Of the
Perverse By T. A. Poe and Is written in tina, author
peculiar style J. H. Ingraham. and Rob't- Hamilton
have also furnished articles ssxion Niles, Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-22

- BANK Lock MANUFACTURES are referred to a
notice in this paper Those who wish to compete for
the premium should loose no time.
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Wing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for Assembly,

Correspondence of The Tribune.
Troy, Sept 10Th, 1915
FRIEND GREELEY The Wing Convention yes
tcrday nominated for Members Of Assembly
HENRY z. HAYNER. Of Troy.
SAMUEL MCCLELLAN, of Schodack
JUSTUS MOTION. Of Pe,ersburgh.
All good Wings and true aud sure Of being
elected by 500 majority. Mr.. Hayner was candi
date for Senator last year in the Third District and
made a good run.
You will see by the Resolutions that the Conyen
ton did not endorse the Courier " Enqurer's
views on the Convention Bill Yours truly, A. b.
WAsHISGToS Co-The Loco Focos of w ash
ington Co. have nominated Salmon Axtell and John
]. Masters TO be beaten at the coming election for
Members of Assembly. They also appointed dele
gates to the Senatorial Convention of the 18th Dis
trct in favor of the nomination of Col Young.
Fulton CO. has also appointed Young delegate
to the Senatorial Convention.
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To SELF-ssAvxG GEarLENss-Possessing 'u""s
ssari aud tender face Metallic Tablet suaP CT o. ss1'
ders is the orJ article in that viii oo'iAie 'ne
difncu ties For sale al III Broadway. ~ so%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-22

- correspondent Of the Albany Evening
Journal doubts the biography Of the HadrdrsOs Son
aroaii minuiely related in the Woonsocket Pa,ri-
OF In what world of increduliry do We live
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.

RUSSELL q. HoPKINsoN. Collector Of the Customs for
the district Of Vermont, take effect the Let October
lsi5 vice A. w. Hyde, resigned.
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II The Washington T. ). Journal announces
hai its weekly circulation in city and country 10 l5s
and says Unless the Union can beat this we demand
the printing OF the Executive Departments under the
law OF ls4j. VIII be given US Nous rer7ons."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-22

DRowSED-Mr Joseph Cady of Ogdensburgt
was drowned last Thursday IN Black Lake IN squat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-22

Tou.yr aRrscLxs-Rszors Of the eeiebraiss max
ers wuranted large variety os TOOTH nail and shaving
brushes perfanery, washing snd shaving soaps OF al s
best Qualities, and -old ct exceedingly lo1 prices
G. SAUNDERS K son, III Broadway
.i61 ~ OPPOSITE HOwards Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-22

~ For FOREIGN NEWS received by the Britannia
Letter from Delhi, and later intelligence from Hsyt,
see FIRST Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-22

BEEgsAxs OaicIs.L GENUINE PULsosIc sYRrr.-lms
celebrated remedy for thu of con-ampiion Co''
Coughs Diseases Of the Lgngs Liver Complain. AID D,'
pepss can be had usual al ,hs old established once
the proprietor No i9i CortlandsL one door below ~
corner Of Green~icb-s, ~ -"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-22

PORTABLE SHAVING CAsEs.-A large variety oi ue N'''
compac. iorn Containing he Metallic Tablet 'cr keeping "a
xors In perec, order For sale BY a.
slG s. ~ q. SAUNDERS son, III bfo~9"V
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~ To satisfy IA, hOusaecs who did not see ne No+
teful O1rsng Ousrg AZ ~ American Ngsrsm iast
The liberal Manager has r-enRsgec hm al ness rhpr
for short tine longer. Also the Adiyocire Or hamA ~
tnfzc-iOn tie New York Giant add other rare n....''
which may be to-day a. I'll hours Anemin-ni rheuo
lOgist. who ha. examined Mons JOckCs Hanl1m' ~
him than haf human, snd the greatest "a
sy ever exhibited sperdd performances al y and Is rn
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ETHlOfiAs SERESaDfgs, PALNO's OPERA HOUsE-le
m.rsrd lad disurgusist exception ~hcE lss week crow"
ID be Efforts Of 6ermon ard his pshed Company
he only genuine Ethiopian Serensders ha- encoaftxei
them ~ continue Win grea variety ih-ir Concert. a. r
mos fos few days onger and Tor ths Evening lsy ave
prepared q" budget" that when opened vii eclipse al s
fsrme, exert.ons delight and snuse, and improve W
public
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- Copies Of this days TRIBUNE, in wrappers
ready for mailing may be had at the Desk Price TWO
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No. ~ Post mark Phil. Aug. 81 AddTess-Jesse
Hoyt, Esq- Attorney Law. New York.
I'D Auy,t


DEAR HoYr-I am extremely sorry az the result Of
your forts The effect is inevitable must brdk dorm
IN the very midst OF Of the most important contests
which VAN BuRENS CAUSE ever into 10 TINS state
do not see how can svoid H. Win every advantage
in my fsFor-with every preparation msde-every Thing
in the finest tim 70 check rnste and al the opPo
son to Van Buren, and 70 force them TO come out IN MS
iayor-as know they must DO soon must give way
the cOunses Of those who have most hostile feelings
20 the csuse-snd Whist ground, Because neither ny
Van Buren, nor his friends viii move niger 10 my Gc
must say this hairless IN Ac DO not wish
to use any other language than what will convey mildly
TIE annA me disappointment The dssair dy Say raic
brO0as II had been stranger 70 Mr. an bu-
and his fricnds-if had bcer unknown-h had
been bles in being bockkeaG-l might not nave COZ
into my present potur--nor would have expected any
aid from your quarter. But cffer NEARLY TN EAhs
spcaf "a Ner- York WORKING NIGHT AND DAY toh
THE CAUSE OF Mr. VAN BURN AND HE
FRIENDS surrounded. too as have been, win those
who were continually talking against him. and POI
soning me a. his prejudice, the treatment winch
have received from him and his friends during
this ast year, and up to this moment Is as s@prT
diircp lear,ess-and II could any other word more
expressive ofmy sentiments would-as = possible 70
conceive or imagine. BY many OF those "nom nave
supported for years have been suspected. sandereo
and revied as If | had been in bitter hostility 10
Mr. Van Buren, for years. iHsresd Of supporting kis
through Sruy Ktd,Aer. and even sacrihcins myself
that I nigh, retain the same feelings towards him
for ! assure you | might have continued my
connection with the c and h. last year very much TO
ny advAniage-relained my share IN the printing once
Of that establishment II had no, differed with Mr. Webb
the points that you know well Of. sold out how
10 Hoskn-savei small pitfsnce rum the wreck
Of the CiObcame here and invested in tar PenHsgrd
Hiaa which entirely under my control provided
could find friend anywhere between heaven and earth
o. help slong. and eaabf to am on MY FINED
PURPOSE IN FAVOR or VAN BUREN and Ais JricHds.
BIZ t.ai friend God has nos "a mde< though several Of
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SIBLos.-Last night bu one u he French Company 90
,.e Calye lie Pr.a Donna Of TIE troupe lake. her ben
this evening She has very ludlcOgsy selected Der n
yOrite piece VI La File du Regiment With 81
music hss gresI fayorte, The Comic operas have MA
nsjy attracted fuller salOons nsn The Grand s1d ~
surprised hal the company have lot given them more
repeatedly Armand Douyry. Garry slf Csy- al appear 10
the d 81 the Queen Of Cyprus Master ScOIcs DAYS
air Of vie1x Temps on The Violin, and Miss c~irse
dances her best Pas Seu We hope for the credit u our r
slcal Taste that TIE benehciare viii have bumper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-22

u The Washington Union understands upon
undoubted authority that the statement in The Tri
bune THAT Mr.. Polk wrote TO Kane Of Pa. to get
back bis Tariff letter of May last unpublished IS
entirely iabuIous-unworthy of the slightest belief
This may be ~, but The Union is not party to
this controversy Is its contradiction specific
as il needed to meet the case. Our appeal was TO
Mr. Kane We have been informed that he mot
the Editor OF The nionl was applied to last season
for the return of Col Folks letter to him. which was
nevertheless published If we have beer misn
formed on this point, why do mt he say sol
But a. The Union has mixed in to this mat
ter will it be good publish the letter OF Kane
10 Polk to which Polk published letter to Kane was
a replyl We have asked Mr. Kane to oblige US
with a copy. but he excused himself The II MON is
hand and glove at the White House and can easily
get the letter itself from Mr. Polk and either print
or send it to US. Unless there is thimbe-rlg
ging about this business, there can surely be OBJ
lection to publishing Mr.. Kanes letter. Why not
let US have il
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the OUDo.i,e ch.r.c,er ,< o,.tr st-u1s b. put bis

the opposite character the o,iT Sesars has put MS
brand upon and fondly says this Is mine
Ierosrt you. DEAR hOfT--I am sure you wosid nelp
what fault you find with me about the deposits Il non
sense and only Glamour raised in Wall street By lew
Of the jealous blockhesds hostile who have not
brains 70 ace that in this city the deposit
question very efficiently in the October election DO
no, blame even the Jealous blocsheads any others ~
NewYork-I blame oniy one and that il the Vice Fres
dent mself He has treated ne In this matter as II
had been boy-a child-co.d hesrtless, careless ana
God knsws what not.
Bya to any of hi. friends in Albany he could DO
the friendship want easily rise and drink sass
of Saratoga water the Springs He chooses TO 81
.i-o s1c-i6ce those rho har, supported hsHa ~ erey
tcafher-and even hardly - treat me as one gentleman
would treat another.
scarrely kno. what course shall pursue, or rhdi
shall d. en- besef on al siaes rh zp0rfHrHss 70 GU
him-,o abandon Aim-uhat can DO What shall do'
know not You viii excuse this leiter-you can essly
appreciate the situation Of confident Of success
properly supported-but nothing before him but the
abandonment OF his deliberate purposes or shameful
surrender OF honor and purpose and principle and al
Yours truly. J. u. BENNETT.
do not know whe her II Is worth the while 10 write
20 Van Buren, or DO care Il you srs 10 send
hin his k1er.
Enough Enough Van refused to plank the cash,
and Bennett abandoned the service openly to which
he declared himself so devoted and constant and
came out independent Party Editors are hence
forth bis derision 30 ways the world
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-22

RfcH CAsPETINcs-This The heading u advertise
n paper aud may add truly correct one Tor
the modern style snd beauty u mannacnre- arr ~
thy of all praise bat look IN al Mr. Smiths warehouse, "a
BrOadwa and satisfy yourself that goods are not 5esref 70
this great thOrOu ghfare than elsewhere.
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~ FRANCIS WEARING has been acknowledged
by the President British Consul at Norfolk.

sASDss SsRsAPARILLA Man. II abandoned 20 mere 10
snc would be OF al creatures the most helpless and 1srf
able gifted with reason ne IL undsputed lord u crea
ton The spOis Of nature yielded with readiness gresf
cd with reluctance from the vegetable siDg ION n- n1e,
the ocean and he air. are all IN daily reqg,ion for his
aud with his growth sno~edge his means Of sefproet'
ton expand OF all his enemies Disease IL the only Que
whose attacks lie cannot guard sganst although his esoaf
fJr resisting them continually Increasing Among
SsGds's psra holds rresinen 20
sn. ScrOhIs which IN the 'olden time" looked up
hereditary which medicine could cure. nov
unon disappears under The mild yet searching Influence
his preparation, which uniformly eApes from Tie
al diseases originating Ia the blood.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. Z. ID.
SANDS, Wholesale DGgfisis, - FuliOn-sL Ne~f0fA-
Sold sso al rs Broadway, n Eas, Broadway ard Drug
giss generally hrou ghoui he United states Price ~ per
bOttis. Six bOttles for g.
RicH CAsFETISCs-Tbs Is the heading u an advertise
IN
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no. 6 PM ADEIPIfiA. 9th July lcSJ
DEAR HoYT: | have written 10 Van Buren, today
about the old affair MUST have loan OF $500 for
couple Of years from quarter. can't get on Win
out it-and If the common friends OF our cause-tnose
have been working for years-cannot do H. must look
for some where else Ny business here Is doing very
well-and the money would be perfectly safe IN two
years You already the effect produced IN Pennsy
vanis-we have the Stste-But II our trends won't
lay aside their heartessness why We II 60 to the DeV
that is all.
There IS who viii 60 further with friends than
| wil-who will sacrifice more-who viii work harder
You know il very well
be perfectly ind, pendent Of the little sections
IN this city who would hurry into their smacourses
the rsk Of the main object.
Kendall leaves Washington tomorrow on his tour OF
Bank Inspection. Let me hear from you
Yours, sc. JAS GORDON BENNETT