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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-20

such sys,emf win Virginia undertake the work
| in earnest and do il right
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-26

sASE Lock THAT CANNOT BIZ PIcKED-Afier care
fully examining every description Of Lock now IN use We
have selected that known H. C. Jones' patent change
able combination lock" manufactured BY Jones & Hall
and have had one placed on our salam ander' con
vnced that 1t : the only kind Of lock that cannot be
picked Mr. Jones has offered I'VE hundred dollars 70
any who could pick ii and after weeks Of unsue
cessfa eios the most ingenious mechanics in the MON
gave up the task Over i've hundred Banks, Insurance
Companies Merchants Brokers and others IN the prn-
cps Of the Union have substituted Joness loo
r every other and believe il the best security ssains,
robbers II Is to burglars what the sasmander is
To FIRE. ca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-26
CnII upon the Governor Of Lou'sihn" '"'
1000 Troop--Tcn Thousand Vie xican Troops
within Eight Days March Of General I">-
lars Quarters

Correspondence Of The Tribune
PirrlADrrrHra. Aug. Ill 4 NJ
Such Is the astounding information IA sunday
Picayun- August l.. received By dis morning :
Southern mail Gen Gaines has received auihen-
tic information that lo 600 Mexican troops are with
in seven days march OF Gen. Taylors quarters
wherever that may be.
As matter Of pTccaution, be has called upon
Gov Moulon for one thousand troops which call
be Immediately responded 10 by ordering Gen
Lewis 10 have the requisite number IN tie held
forthwith In short, the entire body OF the New
Orleans Military have offered their services to the
Governor, and hold themselves in readiness at a
moment warning 70 march to the battle held -
Things certainly with the present call before u''
look like any thing else bat pacific and II will
surprise many If conflict does not ensue between
the bellieercni parties.
1t appears that troops are pouring into Texas
from almost every section Of the country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-26
The Delaware Outragc-Laier News.
Correspondence OF the Argus
mr. III AUGUST -

DELHI. August - l-i5.
The posse under Col. Cooke returned from Blen-
helm last bringing prisoner taken near io-
bart His L. Andrews. The two men arrested
the mouth Of the Beaver hi ana brought IA last
evening Henry :. Russell and Francis scott They
were examined this morning before The Coroner They
have been Indians and belonged 10 what i called the
Bogina tribe They both confessed being present armed
and disguised a. the time Of -ieeles death Inc posse
under Corbin which left on Tuesday Is still out. A
small detachment from bis force came IN ths morning
bringing with them prisoners Two nelys, tatner
and SON. William Morrison. John Atkins - Ham
inlnd. the name of the sixth did no. ascertain.
Ia listening to the circumstances connected with This
hord affair as they are detailed by the witnesses before
The Coroner = forcbly reminded oi ne batnerns
described by scott in the Lady Of Tue Lake for Gays
and days before the appointed Tor the sale nessen
gers 10 secrecy uofiyn the hdifrs 81 the
me and Place and urging them 10 strike the blow no"
cyer-and the various tribes were nothed each heid
their meetings perfect their plans lhese were
itii al night IN some secret place where utfup"Oh
not likely and one by they found theif Way 70
the place of rendezvous Matters having been TAXED
and their plans arranged they dispersed As silently
ns they had assembled each 10 their separate homes
Tie place of meeting was IN the woods. IN some open
space away from any honest mans house 10 AVOID the
possibility Of surprise. There wa- An impression arH'nOr
that bov to be struck but not one Of the three or
tur hundred spectators the sale who have thus lar
been before the Coroner. could ~ would tell "hert
came from. 20 bold. systematic, ana reckless an
assault upon the supremacy OF the laws Is almost WIN
out pareAtA 49,.
Facts have during the progress OF tins nVes
fi-ation which leave doubt that erssaes from al
iOuins counties have been engaged IN lnctns our PEG
ole to CD. p and rnurd.r,t. rebellion. We not and
have not been, coniendng merely against the la"nss
and desperate Of our own county but those OF Scho
hafe. Greene and Ulster Il i kn0n thai There was
tribe of sixty natives from one o. h-e tnfet couA
lies present in disguise and armed on the day OF sale
- widespread and formidable conspiracy X Il De
levcd here should be met with the whole power OF the
state and II i felt US that u Is veFous anu IN
iust ~ eav, the burrhen of sustaining the law may
lay for the whole state upon the shoulders OF the peo
pie Of this county.
The Coroners Jury still in session daily ehcitins
important facts the publication Of winch however n.Sni
tend 10 defeat the ends Of Justice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-26

MEXICAN AFFAIss-A New Orleans CORES pcnd
en- II he Courier under date OF the 18th instant say.
~rro dispatches tor Texas were received YESTERDAY
H. IN Washnc0u and urgent were the orders tor ,her
Immediate fr~usi-siou that the steam pscke, which wa
. have sisrtcd % DAY Galveston received large e,
ira compensation tor going lat evening some IS %
hours before her regular tune Disappointing many fiber
passengers and abandoning considerable freight Two
transports wiih troops also sailed yesterday ior
TcNas-tfe % Dragons coo strong have crossed The
ne and proceed BY sndthey are represented AZ BE-
M most splendid corps and n h'sA discipline.
IA GUAYRA, Aag. 6ih-Ou newly appointed
Charge Affairs 20 mi, Government Hon. g. b. Sh,ds
arrived the 3sf Ultlmo per bark Venezuela ami pro
,,ried the next day Csraccso enter upon the dus
n Office His predecessor. Mr.. Ellis returns 10 tie
United States by the vessel Mr.. Shields Is the
third MISTER have had in Caracas ia the short pe.
nod OF Nfne months. In the Liberal OF the 10Th au.
You will ind another letter from Mr. Ellis 10 the Sec.
rt'ary Of Foreign Affairs OF this Government the
suhsc II the eNorbiian. duties charged American
produce eni the onerOus law for the punishment Of
captains Of vessels ior mistakes IN their msniiests.
Cor. L. : Gazette
FROM THE BhHAN,s.--We have received the
Nassau Gazette of tue OH and nh ltte news excep,
N ths inhabitants suffering from intense hea,
sni wani OF rsn. but pr contra cargo OF ice had
lr,d and made them happy kdyiccs nom Kingston
rnaira. 70 the 3ls, oi July had been received The
Lori Bishop was returning To England Com. Adj.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-26
To he Efltor If Tie Tribme /.

To ne Editor Of The Tribune;
observed in your paper Of the 10Th instant an article
in which you state that great portion Of the Artificial
Flowers made by apprentices who receive from %
cents 10 81 per week Allow me sir, 10 correcta small
error into which you have fallen That portion u the
Trade 70 whom alude continually advertising for
apprentices do pay them one cent for the FIRST month
and whs, they do not teach them AS much A.
they might and ought 70 do IN three days They thus
commit direct fraud in taking months work oithese
poor girls without teaching them any thing or paying
them either The work principally done At these estab
lshments Is Of the inferior kind. you will read
y perceyebeing done by learners Of only few days
practice and who discharged atihe end Of the month
TO make room for fresh dupes. The remedy for THIS Is
that parents should inquire strictly into the character
and respectabry Of establishments before they permit
their girls take situations apprentices
DSR OF THE TRADE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-26
American Institute of Instruction.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
H,prFoRp CT August -. J.

Correspondence OF me Aruahe-
H,RrFoRp CT August % l>ij.
The Sixteenth Annual Meeting OF the American
institute for Instruction commenced lis session on
Thursday evening last q. f. THArER OF Boston
took the Chair. in the sbsence ofthe President, o. b.
EMERSON. and made some remarks on the oHsIn and
objects Of the Institute He followed by Rev JOEL
HAYES, D. D. Of Hartford who delivered an soie address
On The Profession OF the Teacher
On Friday morning W b FowIE OF Boston ueisered
a lecture on The best method Of Teaching Geography
This Wa. followed by discussion concerning he
best way to stop whisp-rng,n schools and The best
way TO give lessons 20 children" G. : HFIIIAAD Of
Boston succeeded in an eloquent lecture on Inc rea
ton between Geography ana History ~, sAA,ls u
Dorchester followed address oh ~ s.1.y-y
Hos,cr Mann Of Boston closed the days Proceedings
ny address in the evening, on he fundamental
PRINCIPLES OF Education"
On Saturday morning election Oh ouicefs iof 'ae
year ensuing took ,ce-the Old oaee's u.-n- sle a.!
Ieipponted-G B. EuERsoS President &c he dis-
cussion on whispering was then resnniec- \ lecture
from Prof SA~soEN OF Dartmouth on the duties OF TX
aiming Committees followed after which Prof OLN-
srEn Of Yale College delivered Lecture On ne Per
feet Teacher ~,Irr Town. of New York. followed
with Lecture on Teachers Institutes A y JOHN
son. OF Boston. delivered a Lecture ca Nee@ MUSIC n
Urinary Schools
You Will see that these lectures are al 20 IN ofiAnt
suh'ects and delivered by men OF aoil,y Iney DO not
command a. large suGiencr- a. they ureI''. To-Day
lev. n PORTER, T. A ADAMS, AMOS Brown and HENKf
barnard VII speak
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-26

FINE CoaoSY BLACK TIA, delicious article IL sold
by the Pekn Tea Company IS Fulton street at 30
per pound and they are selling better quality Young
Hyson Tea at Is CO per pound than we have ever
bought elsewhere at any price. Its aluxury drink
good Tea and great convenience to know where you
can always get H. Our readers cannot 90 ansss in CIV
ing tncse Teas trIA- 2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-26
Your friend and fellow servant.
NO pfEDDnNT
NO-DAY'S OUTSIDE.

FIRST PAGE.-Literary Thieving Literary Notices
Anthem; Things in Illinois Things in Montreal A
variety of interesting items.
FOURTH PAGE.-Money and Marine News; Lis; Of
Letters remaining in the New-York Pos; Office and
some Miscellsneous items
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-26

ITessTs trttIsy y 10 IrafH
GrsrLEMES-The Louisville Journal has been eyre
ei u-y imposed upon az have Just shorn thru 10 the
ca r.e Of their business they admitted into their
a very -!anderou. publication wholly destitute Of truth
being the last desperate effort Of enyous and NAL.
ciOus -coundrel
wish inform the prOpret0rs Of papers N kentucky
Indiana and Tennessee that they vii BE- held espOnsi
be for inserting any sandersus publication cacusted
injure and my business. Yours Sc
G. BENZ SMITH VI D. l7g Greenwich 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-26
CbarRes of PIaQiarisiIi.

We publish on our First Page a letter from Ro-
BERT DALE OWEN, explaining very satisfactorily
The suspicious circumstances which led cores
pondent of The Tribune to bring against bill a
charge of plagiarism We did not believe that Mr..
Owen had been guilty of this offence against honor
and good morals and our confidence in his integrity
proves to have been well founded
similar charge recently brought against Mr.
OLIVER JOHNSON gentleman connected with the Edi.
toria department of The Tribune. Mr. Johnson having
contributed to this journal a shor, time since pocrical
efuson entitled Hymn for Emancipation, was charged
bv the Hampshire Mass Herald with attaching his
name to one OF the best pieces of Rev. john PIER
PoNr The Herald being assured OF It's mistake hon
orably reracted the charge Mr. Johnsons claim Of
thoship is now confirmed by Mr. Picponts iesii-
mony follows
PrrERBoRo, NewYork, I'D August. ls45
My DEAR SIR Your favor Of the 18th reached me
here Yesterday via Boston and hasten comply with
your request that would relieve you from the charge Of
plagiarism. brought against you by the Editor OF the
Hampshire Herald
The Editor of that paper is probably in an error in de
nyinc your claim the authorship of the piece which
he pleased characterize one of the best pieces Of
of best poets AS he is CERTAINLY in error in al
ribuiing me, for far from being the author of
that piece | that before reading II in the
column Of the Herald which your letter encOses 10 me-
had line OF II. At any rate assure you.
Sir and the Editor OF the Herald, that not line Of the
piece can claim its father
Your friend and fellow servant.
JNO PlERPONT.
In both the TO which We have referred there
were circumstances which would naturally lead person
unacquaintcd with the parties to suspect them OF literary
theft but such accusation of grave character
TO be publicly made against any on other than the
most positive evidence The presumption in such cases
should always be in favor of the innocence Of the sus
pecied person. and a statement Of suspicious circum
stances with call for explanation should always precede
direct charge of plagiarism The justice OF this course
which be sufficiently obvious to every unpreu-
diced mind is admirably illustrated in the cases noticed
above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-26

% The burlington Iowa HarkEy shows
its good sense IN giving historical sketch Of that ,hrv
ing place 1t ~ss settled twelve years ago and now
contains 5000 inhabtans-sn increase Of 1000 in two
years It's location ESQ miles above II Louis on the
Mississippi is very favorable growth and pros
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-26

~ A severe thunder storm visited New Haven
on Saturday morning about O'Clock The house of G
8 siiimsn in S,aestreei and the Lsnesserian School
mouse IN orsnee-s;ree were struck BY lightning The
former was slightly damaged by fire. No person was
injured Both houses were protected by lightning
rods each As Prof olmstcd was absent, the citizens
csnno' tel whether they struck scientifically OF nc.
The lightning thought would play some tricks in the
absence OF the learned Professor On Saturday after
noon the lightning struck in places in Hartford The
bridge the Conncctea, river was struck with
irit,ng damages hos aud ahcrse were killed in barn
near the S,camboat Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-26
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

q JsBoB SSrrLr was nominated by the
Wings. on saturday last. st Hsgers,own. as their
candidate for Congress in the lid Congressional
District Of Maryland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-26

To- Mr.. T.. c. HERRioK Of New Haven is en-.
gagged in calculating the size and place OF the splendid
meteor which by daylight few days since At
Cambridge, Mass, Essex CT sc. Il ma-' have fallen in
the neghborhood Of Cape Cod II supposed that the
meteor II not AS large as piece OF chalk" was al
least as large as Trinity church in this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-26

TROOPS FROM OLD p0ISr.--Thc bark Bachelor
Of Richmond has b, en- chartered BY the Government, =,
transport troops from Fortress Monroe 10 Tex. She
dropped down James river on Thursdsy evening md
pr. baby went % from Hampton Roads on SUNDAY
She was 10 convey about two hundred men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-26

THs oscsssrRu~ Over 500 people visited The Amer
can Museum Yesterday hear tbs wonderful lnssfgmr Or
- - ,h. n..rf GIANT and Other novilli-s The Farce
r,,p,d by Great Western and Miss Robertson er- capt
ID and eliciird the loudesr applause There VIII doubles
-. rr.af crowd at the Museum to-day Two splendid
nm n-rfrmsnces are annocnced 81 and p NJ win
Ijssol.ing Views &C Read the b4 And GO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-26
THE TRIBUNE.
TUESDAY. AUGUST 90, isi5.

f5~ An evening edition Of The Tribune sprn,ed
every afternoon a; o'clock containing the lates,
received in the city Of New York up that hour besides
brief Of the Markets and Sales Of stocks up
p O'Clock. p. N. Travellers board OF steamboats,
and others leaving the city in the afternoon obtain
the evening edition by inquirng for ofihe news boys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-26

The First Anniversary Of Coli >pnng Lodge No ID vi
the place Al the Village Of Cod Spring 'o-morow WED
re.lsy) Angus, g. The splendid 4 smbosi K l. sevens
rs been chartered for h occasion. Lohlsns Cotior
Band viii accompany III boat Those who 20 81 the R. L
viii arrive Ia time 70 AXE part the ceremonies. Tar,
for the excursion there and back only IS cents II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-26

TO Ne.-r-. Day n Newell:-In your Isst 80
yon saw II refuse 10 meet you the GROUNDS ~
,s dictate you shall consider u tacit scknO sletgn
IN. superiority OF gou Lock, &c Having no eonnass.s
rom past experience, IN the fairness Of the Opersiloos ~
f0Ir plan, nasuch you did once, 10 accomplish yos
.ct force open the cIe-i which my Lock wa psoz
solr snop, shall not gve you On opportunity % ps,
Ike experiments and sti shall deny The superiority wv
Lock. "A
Yoa have been solicited attempt open my Locs,s1
T. Downing Co.'S No. Coilsndt street, ami Al " 80
Bank Ia " ail-stree; but you have acknOwSedgeo
.aie there tie doors bu, you wanted the Lock 10 -
shop 70 effect your ohiectOf which there ProoL sd
To put you aud your Lock 20 true test win my s
Lock wll pat the Jsck @ich a.ege yoo ssy
nl which say and umpire. A. r Hsls-y, Esq -
q tr Bark Of Sewforx. who held the sases 81 -
opened BY improper ioroe on ,he same ens'. Ls
e Exchange Reading Room, there 10 remain -
yOu to open n you csn-anf io satisfy you -, 80
Lock vii take j. - ard slo~ o 10 yOs OrOfe ~ ~
irs a. open anf you yol opened u onc-p
deny except by 'Ofoc wa give yon an oppcsie,s 80
prove he ruth 4 yoar assertion Ifyoo have qua -
lence IN your PsrsniOrto lock roo shall pIl 80,
L0ct which tie sub'sci o t,fnet VIA a. 49, 10
upon chest subject 10 tbc sane ~ .fnnziyn o.. al
make Of my Lock. and place TIE chest 10 ur sa
ng Room of"n % ~ optra'"s io' ue ,s viii b< .
lnir. This VII y1' Is o. 81 equal iootng ..,s n
oorofiuuy of nafi further cssil about I'm,
vos cor,uerc.. challenge "a the word. and ~ e
80. v,. o..l.ssi ms Lock, should Ike 70 kaow Va -
did not publish a. lr ~orid A. did When u.ra
81 valf =, lrrafts changcbe Locks GA slr bsnk "a
b aud psc.a q nine M 10 stead, and ehaenk "a
10 20 add open n. you could the Bank did 49, -
.,rr.Dt yosr Loci Dot to get cat Of order. How -
- - Sr Parsasegfic Iscss a. you term Il. got ooi -
n, !. the Merrinacs Bank and could be used sna -
Bank sent fos Of nine and h~d q pat On ~ ~ p Nv
winch yoa were invited TO pick might remind yos .
cent Instances n this Guy where doors were es' ~
CONSEQUENCE ofyour dersrget PsrzrfOpue Loci - "a
lng 10 YOU that point. no instance o. sh D
es.fy la. occurred with my Lock You say va 1870
1-x.gaper versy-n.ib-r do bsl am fe&ay -
fs merits of oar Locks and eni the mattel Nine 10 -
fnt 4 the Exctran ge Reading Room ss Proposeo ~
days Of which noce will be gwen, r-sdy for yor =
iDeni< ! challenge you 70 do the sane ~" .rrSrs
equally fair manner =. N
sa2l1 ll) Baak Loeb Manufactures, Ns~"s' I"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-26

~ The NaysriAe Eagle Of "Wednesday. Goth
instant says Hon. Henry Clay passed through that
city on Sunday evening ON his way to the fauquier
White Sulphur Springs Of Virginia for the benefit Of his
Lcalfh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-26

70 Dr. T n. BURRAs Surgeon Dentist, having returned
to the City viii be happy attend TO those who called dur
ing Absence and al others ho may require he services
al his Operating Rooms No. Diversified, "a door FROM
Cil.,hso, .onare fg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-26

SIBLos-A fal Saloon last night The Opera VIII sue
coed here. Calve was warmly spPlandea- Io-"isHi
Broughan in sughsoe enraeiefs Mss ias'"',
n, p.-,ds N, seton. Mr. Nckinson Miss Mathews viii
also apo~ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-26

~ The Maysr,Ae Ky Eagle states that the
excitement caused by c. ". Gays True American hsi
compelled the Editor Of the Christian InteIigencer u
suspend the publication Of his paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-26

rV-Wil-on Lewis who has Just broke Jail at Her.
nsndo Mississippi charged with passing counterfeit mo
ney. shot Memphis on the llth. by one OF
the sheriff posse who was endesvoring to arrest him
lie died Immediately
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-26

~ Those who arr on, early in the morning will
notice very bright star preceding the SUM- tbs Sriss
the Dog Star He has business to send such in,oera
bly, hot weather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-26

Sarah Isvu. Al tni- mort from CurscoA learn from
Capt Fowler that the DAY previous 10 his sailing Hay
ten schooner arrived that port the Captain OF which
stated that Revolution which be had no doubt bad ex
tended over the lsali had broken ogt when ne left
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-26

~ The Misses Bram-on are giving Concerts a
New Haven.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-26

To- The opposition boat from New Haven on
Thursday evening had gentleman on board with list
Of the degrees conferred ha, day at Yale College for our
mex, Evening kdon The boat however only proceeded
to the mouth ohe hsrbo when she turned back and
ed a, the wharf TIL O'Clock the next morning Fortu.
nsiey our friend go, board Of the old boats and
arrived At the proper time Boats that wish to win their
way, BY opposition to public approval. must not lie Il
hours at the wharf aer the advertised hour If they
do. cannot trust them with our business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-26

nominated a candidate of the Young Democra-
cy of Indiana for the L. 5. Senate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-26

~ The Repeal Association of Paterson New
jersey win hold public meeting Thursday evening.
the '2sih inst. HoRAcg GsEEIEy and W. T. ROBINSON,
among others will deliver addresses ON the occasion