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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-05
SONG No. IA

Air The iue old English Gentleman
III stag rrime le@ Yankee made ia Yam
Ola fine old Yankee see,leman ha'd 20, bald old PATTI
But used Ill SORTS Of useless sta a. very expensive ra.s
Like fne old Yankee gentleman &c.
This fac old loved BY all and sveeueed by tts fair
Bur forced wear nasty wig which ali men did stare
For his % as old sns sea al lHa not ''
A. ens; good old man was told 70 40 straight of auIgre
Which though the hair had long been dead ,would force
Aud grow DIX ,o and beautiful like plant or an Olive
Ga this iae old Yankee gentleman, &c.
Re used small bot and h, hair gre dark and long
No dand,uf hed the scalp for the Toots healthy ayr
And h nays last he's found the right though oftea t-d
And thar Jones Hair all ,,s .t,r> in the hong
Off fac old YaAkre gentlemen. SIC.
To make the hair stop it falling OF hr
2r d4ndtuf % max. light, led or gray hair grow
naturally dne dlk and beautiful dress harsh roneh dTy
be4u;iipl inf,ble aud unch siued Joness Hair
Restorative Even for dressing the lsir chrap@ than the
common Trash called taiI OILS Pematei &c Persons who
use II oGcs will aefer msh 20 any thing else ol4ree
shggs boileat the sign Of the American E'gir
I'm; Stae-str,ef Bostoa; Ledger Buildings, Phiad,
phA. az 2tsod
y For proof Consumption he cured schenek'
ad'rr'I'en'sni on tirst pase- -. mai' 'me"f'
U tbs roEtewfsc AXE oyy.KEo THOSE lSorr
making additions tieir Tort and s be iouad. IN
spee,ioa e 1aal quality and cheapnes those any
snila. establishment in Tue city;
PORTABLE SHAVING CASES.
Of the subserbr1 manufacture which, nsny respects,
he imported. They finished the tasteful
SOM beng richly gilt embossed and coatan all that
IS necessary for the toilet Of the nost Gsridious.
FINE CUTLERY.
This asorsu, es-braed Tor being the rsried and
eS!eusiys the city. II embraces all the different styles Of
Congress Pfestrat Wl&nnelif. Norfolk Sporting, PGei
and Office aaes Of Joseph Rogers SOM WoEssholn's.
2e raannfac,ur;aI-Files Boot Hook. seissoEs. Sc
RAZoRs.
Joseph Rogers sous. Wade * Buteiers Eliiotts SC.
from plain dnl,h TO richly mounted IN and
Carefully selected Purchasers have t proviso, fvshed
Bazors Will be ere.ans.ae weeks trial. the naone!
turned.
Tn most choice Cuerisi Lubias Provost. Ertrscts,
with full Of Fancy PerfOery. boxes suitable
for rr,.e;s Brushes Of every description Fancy Soups
aa4 every arcle the toilet, Of the Grst quality
RAZOR sTRoPs
OF BEAUTIFUL Gais manufactured expressly Tor cam
petition the i;e ra OF the Anerican institute and FOR
which tie premium o tia, AWARDED comis
ing the mcliie Tibet Us e-anneas aud utility makes Il
very desirable spseatsge 10 gentleman. toilet,
G. SAUNDERS SON
q stsodDH2tW % Is3 B-oad~ei-
y ALL PHILADELPHIA SUBSCRIPTIONS no
TE TRIBUNE must be paid Agents, Zieber Co..
3Ledgss Buildings Sd and Cheannt sta wfe singh. eoiaes
may also Be obtained daily al O'Clock t2I fi7.odty
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Uo,xesi In Sleeps Clothing.

is- Our readers will find another characteristic
prodsction Of Nativism in orr advertising columns
TO-DAY. There is no trick so ow, no path so
crooked, that this faction viii not resort 10 II TO
catch few votes In one Ward, their candidate
is electioneering 70. himself as a genuine Demo
eaf, and says he only signed the Native declaration
of principles 'in lead pencil In the First, and
several others. they have put up regular Polk and
Dallas Loco-Focos for office; and yet they sneak
into our advertising columns as genuine Whigs,a and
cali on the Wing party TO rally upon Harper d Co
Wings of New-York! are you watching these
miserable harlcquns? They have taken former
advertisement Of theirs from on, columns, (sgned
"A Whig.0 and circulated it over the City IN
handful as g From The Tribune' Go your
length, beauties, for you will be brought up with
yerv short turn on Tuesday next! Meantime re-
member that your Wall.street mouthPiece has od-
mifted that Huper cannot be elecfs8, even while
asking Wings to vote for him. Why, then, shall
auy WIG vote in such way as to diminish the
apparent Wing vote of our City and increase that
Of hostile party? What kind ola Wing must he
be who will do ,his1 Messrs. Dockmasiers, N. Ps,
and boss Stree-sweepers fetch on your advertise
ments, Wen publish all you will pay in advance
for. and much good Will they do you
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(;ovERsoR.

The vote for Lieut., Governor these tcwn gwen
We take the vote on the Govc'nsr.
Majority for Jackson over all, 1913.
" Diman g :" SOL
Arnolds majority over Potter and scattering, POI
New.Shoreham to be heard from, upon which no
estimate can be formed
The total vote for Governor last year was
Fenner. .,... $40 Carpenter 1883
Legislature Senate, Law aud Order, "a; Dorr,
House, so; ~
The following is the vote Of the contested Con
gress District. Parties are mixed up in beautiful
confusion:
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS,
ffot. Commercial and Money Matters sac last Page.

FRIDAY, p. VI.
The Stock market was furthermore active today.
anil some of the incest fancies improved The f
ces which have really value generally declined At
the Second Board there better feeling and prices
went up somewhat vekssurg and United States Bark
vent up to-day per bn. were heavy At the close
In Exchanges there is very little doing, and rates
are without chanse-Sesling % -; Francs 20 49,
The Imports al this port during March cons'dera-
bly, exceed those OF the month last year The m
port of goods Is in more ;han one hundred per
cent caused by the simultaneous arrival OF several eargoes
OF Tea The statement below gives the comparative re-
ceps of the first quarter the year 1915 and of is4 and
shows that the falling of in the amount OF imports this
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For Tie Tribune.

For The Tribune.
LINES on THE DEATH OF, MRS y. P. WILLIS
SnE has gone Ike i star that sinks IN the West,
whose path hath e'er been over heaven of blue,
And We; the bright SPOT where 1t stopped to IL rest
Was holier far than the morning 1t knew.
She has fed like strain of her own gentle song,
That ravished the more as it drew to its close,
And vet on each note, as it foated along,
You wished that the voice would for ever repOse.
shehas dropped Ike rose, all laden with dew.
From the stem where 1t grew in its beauty and PRIDE
And her heart, which found faithful ard true
Is heaveAs bright guardians, neer charged till it died
The angels in kindness haze borne her away
fireman earth too imperfect and stained for her love
Oh, her heart has full scope for its 5eainss to-day.
As it thIobs on the Infinite bosom above.
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FIRE IN THE WooDs.-A FIRE mas been raging IL
the pines OF New-Jerzey for some days, and the
sinok- from II could De distinctly seen from the
lower part OF the city though the fire Itself mus,
have been al great distance Thursday after
noon the dense volumes Of smoke which were
seen ascending at various points in South E asst
direction caused an alarm of fire in the District of
Southwark, and several of the Fire Companies re-
paired 10 the vharyes We afterward learned
from a gentleman who had arrived from Wood
eight miles 10 the Eastward OF that place
Philadelphia Ledger
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-05

THE PsAcE-M,KEE Governor Seward was re-
Gently called by Rev Mr. Evans and Dr. Baker OF owasco
the arbter Of serious personal difficulties between
Them Mr.. Seward consented 10 DO provided they would
lay themselves under heavy pecunary bonds 10 abide his
decision which they did AZ the day appointed, (Which
was last GEEK The parties appeared the difficulties
ha been Of long standing and had involved the Churches
somewhat. which the parties respectively belonged pre-
ncng great excitement and large
pic attracted the place The eminent LAWYERS
payed sides IN their places and the Governor
took hi seat. Some hundred Witnesses were IN
ATTENDANCE brought from several different Counties. The
emcn; his grievance, and then testimony, pleas Of
counsel and decision the umpire should follow in
After NJ Baker and Mr. Evans had each made his
men the points In dispute between them seemed III
vnlvcd and the difficulty OF settling them in public
- great, adjournment proposed b, some OF the
counsel that the parties might attempt private adjust
ment An appeal made 10 the Governor for hi dect-
the point lie remarked in substance, as follows
Gentlemen. regret 10 disagree with YOU relates 10
your proposition a adjournment. In drawing the bono
ny which the parties bound confess fused guile
by that bond they bound not only pay whatever
OF lecunary damage shall name. but they 10
a. with respect each other, whatever shall require
Convinced tia, wei prepared TO close the arbi-
,ra;ion this point hail he II pursue 1t farther.
here pronounce my decision it is this that The parties
drop their contention ard forever and In token there
of that they rise before This assembly and shake
hands The words spoken than they
both upon their feet and grsped each others hand like
dial friends.
The then appealed 10 the multitude OF excited
SPECTATORS the equity his decision. when It APP
proved unanimously and with reclamation.
Northern Christ Advocate.
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THE TRIBUNE.
s.yrRpaY MORNING. APRIL 5, 1915
WHO NOMINATION:
F0R A4YoR,
DUDLEY SELDEN.
-.r,oeratfe wing General Committee oil
l" INC City OF Ncw-fork.


FRIDAY EVENING. April 4.h. 1915
p,.,s.a taaai,aoay That counsel and e1o'' every
nan who ehsrshes wing principles and would maintain
,se whc causaeyery friend Of Protection to American
labor .ad oDponen, the Texas Iniqui-evefy fend o.
Irse-,y and Equal Righs-every one who loves MS Coa
.-v and I, proud to be associated in victory or defeat
Vii, Y.yar crAY:o cast his vote next Tuesday for
nI-pIyY sELDgS and the regular Wig Ward Tickets.
p,,o,,,a rb.. while we Wings continually entrea'ed
-, ssvtse.s 70 vote for HarPcr in order TO defeat
T;,.rye- or Tor uavemeyer to defeat Harper, We are
,o,,e.d BY regard the duties devolved up'n u.s. to
n,ore ever true Wing to voTE yoR DUDLEY SELDES as
,be true ,sy OF defeating both Harper and Haremeyer
Re,oeal That trust the coming Election Is destined
70 Danish Yaivln with Its blso.ry prescription and Dis
cord from our ranks and ren,e The party Of Order and
pesee on the broad and sold platform Of Wing principles,
.aadnotiiag et..
On motion,
Rsosd Thai these Resolutions be communicated 10 the
Whs Young Mems Mass Meeting at National Hall for
Their approval and published in all the Wing and neutral
pagers Of our City from this time till the close Of the Polls
SMITH DUNNISG, Chairman
IN. Hos4sT HAws. sseretarD,. >.
wELcoXE X. BEEBEE,3 ~
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To-Day's Outside.

First Poee-rown Elections; Rio; in wa.erford Ap-
pSn;Inents by the Governors New-Yotk Legislature
News Items; Troy and Boston Notice of GOu,aads Nine
mo,echnY and other New Publications.
foarts Pegs--Napoleon ST. Helena; Commercial and
Money Matters; Marine Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-05

BLooDy ARRAY NEAR FoRr GiRsoN.-We have
informed that Tuesday nigh: last bloody afcay
occurred 81 small cabin, on Bayon Menard, near Fort
Gibson. II that number OF persons at th,
cabin, where Illicit traffic in Whsksy il carried on
drinking aud carousipg. among others were VII
Ham ichoson. mixed blooded Cherokee and eight or
Of the United States soldiers stationed at Gibsou
Nicholson got INFO difficulty with the soldiers and in the
lfrsy which followed, killed OF them on the spot and
stabbed Two otLers-one, II = supposed, MORALLY.
Cherokee Advocate, March Is.
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Court of Common Pleas.

liargdrtf Hoiies vs.. Hired TilsoHSlander-Th pa.u-
tiff hal been in the employment OF defendant As u'ne
tic and he latter afterwards accused her Of thief; in taking
ring &c which turned not 10 Ne correct She brings
action 10 recover Verdict for plaintiff So
which carries Ike amount of costs.
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c.,r, Of Over and Terminer.
Before Jadse EpxoSDs and Aldermen wiSsHF and i'tcS



Two of the witnesses, named Kelly and AIKEN. IN me
case Of Eager were stated by the District Attorney &c oe
poor and 10 have lost their situations as eoatnen WINE
attending that trial The Court directed that they DC pI
s each.
The trial of Jones' charged with The murder OF the color
Cd barber in Canal-street, laid over 10. the term
In the case of Kein Charged with arson and causing
the death Of woman and chd the prisoner was ordered
70 be brought into Court on Wednesday next. with view
TO enquirr as to his sanity or insanity
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CITY INTELLIG E y &c.
Circuit Court.
Before judge EpaoSps.

The Trial of Polly Bodine continued NJ. Whiting
rose on The oreaine OF the Court, and stated tina; Tuesday
next vii be Election Day and the S,sute prohibits any
Court being held Oh that day, except 20 receive Ve's
and for the purpose OF Naturalization He suggested '''
an application be made BY hs Court 10 TIE Legislature eF
law permitting ;his cause proceed on that DAY Ihe
Counsel on the other side stated that they had no objection
and the Court remarked that the subject would be ;aSe
into consideration
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[Pocghkeeysie TELEGRAPH

CALaHITx--The Lagrange ia Advocate has
the following: An awful occurrence took place on the SIN
ut II TIE SortsPort feeder DAM in Noble Co Indiana
beve n2Ie leak perceived in lower part he
dn, and three persons. Mr. James Campbell and boy
20 examine t. and stood below tte dam short
distance FOG fevu;ornents, vhcn suddenly te water
found vent through the DAM and swept through Ia limits
carrying them away it. All Of them lost their
lives. The hoy Of NJ Abbot. has been found 5he other
two bodies have nc. We. been found"
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SUDDzy DEaTH-On the 18th ni; young man
named Hiram Bulls fen down in front Of the store OF Mr.
Z W. horr. in this village and almost instantly expIed
lie had been attending auction which Mr.. IL hed in
ot Of his store He bid on the last article thai sold
and en EEL down. On being carried INFO the store he
oreailed 5u; Few times The deceased about 81
years OF and had been IN feeble health His oh
had told hir he would probably lie suddenly bur ne
thought MS health becoming established The very
Gay CT LIS deah he remarked that he never felt better
Truly, :. in the midst Of iiie are in dea;h''
fPOrylkne-sia --.ia1--,.t,
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MuRDER-A letter received at this Office, SAYS
the Alabama journal OF the 18th, from Shady Bower But
Ter couaty gives the following account: recent murder
IN that vicinity:
On Tuesday the 18th January, 1t night, William G.;
Wonack, OF my nelgbbors shot by his own
negro men, and moftay wounded in his face and head
February and died painful death. The negro man
" who shot him. and three Others who c0neerne
in JAIL and they acknowledged tie commission OF The
deed. The double barreled gun found next morning
undo. fodder stack far from the house.
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EXECUTION or SLAVE We take the following
statement assault with intent 20 Kill, made by
gro upon his overseer from the takspas Gazette
Sth MI: 4 negro belonging to SIR. L. Savoy was hired
some time since 10 work the plantation of Mr. CHI. DG
rand few miles from -. NaTtinsvlc Having absencd
himself the night Of Sunday, the 81 Inst the next
ing Mr.. L. Leblanc, Overseer OF the plantation. ssed
upon knowing where he had passed the night The negro
instead giving submissive answer bscame excited and
nsoen. Mr. Leblanc then ted of the other negroes
him; but he dessd them all, and observed that
neither negro white man should place his hand
him Mr.. Leblanc then made attempt arrest him :,
but the negro, having watched his movements seized
hoe, and the advanced upon hun he gave him
heavy blow the head and made of towards II. Mar
tnSvilc. Mr.. Leblanc, although severely wounded
mounted his horse and pursued the negro, who
e. by third person. the plantation Of Mr. Cham
payne and lodged IL jail. We also learn from the 81 Mar
svie CT ole that Saturday. the eh inst he
rasHeJ before Jury Of freehoder tried under the pro
visions OF the Black Code and sentenced 20 be hung The
sentence carried into effect The Wednesday follow
Ing. when hs execution witnessed BY considerable
gathering of people.
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C. The Scholars OF the Mechanics Institute
School in Chambers street, had exhibition las; evening,
The Clinton Han, which alike eTeatab,e 20 them A
10 their Teachers, well the Managers Of the So
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o. The HuTcHINsoNs had splendid house last
night, Every inch of space in Nibos Saloon was filed
long before the hour appoiRed FOR the Concert and not
less than 500 people away being able gain ad
miiance The music highly rcised by the audience,
and many OF TIE pieces were eaeor,a-he May Queen
loudes Of ALL ABSY sings this exquisite song Tenrysoa
in style perfectly keeping with tho sentiment and In a
manner at once so simple and aress that could hardly
fail 10 become avori.e any where. This morning these
charming vocals:s leave for Philadelphia They will
slug again their return-probasy Friday even
Ing April Is when those who fortunate enough
to hear them will have another chance OF doing
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Beautiful. PAINTING. = TIE Esd Of the Word ,
"A beautiful! painting by Aael, heretofore favorabiy
noticed in cur eeumns-s 10 be exhibited days pre-
vioas 20 as removal from cur City. The lovers Of 81
should embrace an opportunity ii advertise
rnent In another column.
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Muslc.-We have JUS, received from Firth, Hall
& Bond, ess Broadway and Franklin Square, The follow
Ing beautiful music, executed in their usual hands
s,,le: Evry Land Ny Home. by y J. S7arle; The Men
nesnsers SeTcnade, by J A. Wade, both with beautiful
vgnee title plates. The Cedar Grove Waltz, by W. c.
Peters Linda Chamounx ouadiies by y. Louis,
,,s-,,-,,,e, nv Dniy,,-th,s Rand
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THg SAN PEoEo EXPEDITION We understand
that le,;e-s hsve received in this city b recent
giva MsSs-s Howell and oihe-s, engaged In tie Sc
send Pedro Expedition, II Is called, who went out
;he purpose Of raising ;e Spanish ship oi Sar fe
drc which SuIk years 40 IL forty feei water.
the Coast Of me Spanish Main She had IA he- some
thins Ike 600 00o besides brass cannon and other valn
able articles.
Tbs le;ers state ;ha, the Expedition have been srccess
iu In finding the vessel. She tescsGded 10 b. O.
them in Giving bell, constructed 20, the pucSe. and So
In spece besides several brass e=nro, brought up Ore
OF ;he dollars falnd embedded in he timber The
Pedro some inches Deep supposed - =ve beer placed
there by the eNpcscu o. the magazine, which caused The
vessel SIX Mes; SanSuns hopes eniertAgrel by
those engaged IN The attempt obtain the treasures
TIA. they would sccesc finally IL accomplishing their OBJ
jec ;ae satisfaction CT the Stockholders. Ncs Of he
treasure Is said 10 Re in bullion.
In consequence OF this favorable n;eec11ce Sa-,
fcre ssccS has materially sr=nee one Of the holders
informed YESTERDAY morning TIA; he had refused Si00o
to- saaxa WHICH originally COS; hundred dosa-<
Baltimore Patriot.
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Fra FIRE broke out or Thursday morning
last, Il the extensive works OF b. Walcot. SON. in this
village, ana regret TIA: tie greater part with
the contents consumed This extensive business
Enlistment situaie The East bank Of the river a,
the fco: Of the osego Csmpanys canal ron, whence the
wier power taken which drove amount Of ma
chnery. There I've different branches Of business
carried CT by The MessrS Talcott with minor work Incl
dental eTeo The loss be precisely estimated bu;
ms have been whefe from 10 TO SllO30 OF which
only Sa,eoo WIS Insured. Tosweso Wing, March 81.
Fra disastrous IRE occurred IN our CITY or
Sabbath morning, abort o'clock. The large FonEdr on
Fron;sreei West Of Western Row. and owned bv Jabez
Reynolds. was entirely consumed. Ee had on hand sryc
number Of JOBS: there also The largest number OF rt-
:er-s in The West. suspect, his establishment he
had been gathering io- tae last lrteen years small Part
only Of these syed. NJ. Reynolds had ne srr,nce
d actual loss viii = ove- Slo,oeo Bu: eesry
Characteristic Of the and, let add Our nechanc.
generally h s.erts ms day 70 rebad AID will 20 or with
the ohS On hand though heavy calamity Bad broken
upon HI. arrangements. CINCINNATI Gaz March a.
TIE UNICORN STEA,tER-HaIfax. March lssh.
There throughout he eek iAt the steaIn-
ship Unicorn proceed England. at th: the Mar
raTet woGit be retained here Il
new said since The r-ya Of the Cambria that the nec,n
e 10 resnne her station between Plctou sid Quetec
aT- 4 gentleman having horse that started and
trr ks bis wifes aecs, ueisborE squire told ha he
-=ht 10 buy +. rs fs 70 ride upca. No.. said :he
o.Aer VII not sell If t,fez % EHrgy G93i alssf
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e. The Errisc BIZ has been put over by the
Senate to Wednesday next, after which it Is the
Special Order at / P NJ. ill disposed Of If kept
ont of politics here. we have great hopes OF just
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81 We resre, 10 Learn, TIA, en- tic lSti. Instant
Al Fort Sco as Captain E a Te:Te:;. Is: regiment IRA
iiszacca;iE rom L. sor<e- hav1ns ,oaied
p!tol IN his hard his horse started and Ire pistol
cidenaly discharged The tau passed through his right
lung, and be survived Only about twenty miDptes.
81. Louis Reruh. March IS
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