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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-01
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

M,RYLASD.-T WATKINS LrGoS. Esq- i the
Loco oco candidate for Congress In the lid and
WV + GILEs Esq. in the Nth District.
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ISDIASA-ALBrRT L. HOLMES lWhigl OF Car
roll Co is volunteer candidate for Congress against
Hon. joins PETIT, Loco. The District gave
Polk sli majority.
In the IVth District MATHEW II HULL has been
nominated against Hon CALEB b. SMITH, the Wing
incumbent. The Locos have been very anxious TO
get volunteer Wig started agains, Mr.. Smith, so
Ina, they might cut in but none bites and they keep
shady. Vote in "A; Clay 5'5l2 Polk 1921
The rival candidates for Congress throughout the
state ara "a fnlious
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-01

Dr. WOODS sAKsAfsRfLLa AND WILD chtn N1'
rEks-A successful combination Of those Two ms..ea
ne SPANISH SARsAPARILLa and the ANtkieAs " ~
az /. ns for the sr- time offered 10 the pubic 10 "
TER. VI DR. Wood These vegetable iefnesises ~,
joyed the highest r-pute in the medical wore 49, h.,s
" Of Medicine aud al riters IN ffs Nedsrs -.
uniformly spoken u them with the agesi IA
fd-nce TIE one for IL efficacy In diseases o. he 1890
Tor aayinz nervous Irritation and exesbiy has pesn
ceeorsiej' In Dr. Woods ssr-sparl.s and WIG W
Biters they found actng together WIN pse 80 ~e-
ana succr.. and forming By their union new 81
i've and agreeable Tonic add Aperen' Aedesne ana
for AL diseases OF the blood stomach and binary M
WA Cherrv Bters, and receive no other -,
Agent.-Sev York DR.. Wm H. Minor, ls- bf9s.M-
Co., q (;unn 81 B-ecker-st; =. b. Guion, IN bo~Tf'
Brooslyu. James H. smith, Fulton and Cranosrysl
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COMMON PLEAs-Psrt Nos O., 81. CO, D.. 10 x
a. 80 i4-Part ll-Nos ., -, Il, 49, - l2-, r. ~
27 80 AZ 10
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IowA-Gen RALPH P. Lowe has been nomina
ted as the Wing candidate for Delegate 10 Congress
against Gen. A C. DODGE. the Loco incumbent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-01

~ The lands OF the Wyando,,e Reserva alton
are to be sold at Upper ssndusky Ohio the I'D Of
September.
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THE TRIBUNE.
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY /. ls4s.

q Wits Geserxl Committee.--A regular me-,
ins Of this COMMITTEE will hid 90 Tuesday evenint
MT q han pas, seven O'clock s the Broadway House
By order, SMITH DUNSlNO, Chairman
Sa as;A 4 h M,s., ssers.n~. ESQ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-01

q La Bayadere drew q tremendous house ia.' esen'nk
10 P.mo's Tfeae n met with enthusiastic reception
consequence OF which II viii be repeated TINS evening
~ Drop in AZ the American Museum THIS evening and taAs
ook A. lie snnba Chief He 10 certainly great curiosity
M Blind Fldlrr together the Au;omaon Writer form
. perfect YsIaxy VI siiTseuops
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-01

The PATEsT GALyASic RISss tSD CaisrEEs hAsstus
FLUiD-Ti- remarkable discovery Processes al ne sn ~,
hcai effects Of N. pos rrf Oayanlc Batteries "
Magnetic Machines, and iss been used win perfect ~.
IN al cases Of RHEUMATISM and Neryou. Complaints y
only agency for the genuine Rises and FLtiD "a ~
l. al IA fIfon-si sun Building. ~
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t-s5- Gov. DoRg 10 liberty, and ia -. iii
he liberty of calling upon all who are ~ sHy so 49,
disease. Arising from an impure STATE 81 he D On. r.
% AMI rbean remedy and II you have con n or co1 10
H's'' c"'eo'a'e" '"' '"v y5 "T' ylH
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DrLtcgrrut--The moot Del ghif and sgresaor - -
a. IN. no- useful article, j. tie 3yonafie s"'s.,
U.-ring,. Cos for perfufning room, puriyihe - - -
sc SCI All who used them unite IN me ir.'.n 49,
hey are unequaed Wholesale and retail p'P" vi NJ
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Only the WITH With and Nth Districts gave ma
jorites for Clay but the Hid and Nth showed bal
ance OF power in the hands of the Birneyi,es
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Court CaIeudar-THIs DAY.

OFFICE IN COMMUNICATIONS
ROBERT II. MORRIS, p. NJ.
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NEW AND IMPORTANT MAIL RoUTE-We I'm
dersiand thai arrangement has been entered into by
Major HosBIE First Assistant Post Master General and
Mr.. FExroN the part of the American Steamboat
Company running on Lass Ontario and Rir0 ~ Ian.
rcno, by which Daily Maa !. TO be carried between
Lewiston and Ogaensburgh.
This arrangement will be Of great importance 10 the
inhabitants OF the Northern part Of the State, and
which they have long been in need Of and we can nov
boast Of what Canadian neghbors have long had 10
boast OF in the Royal Mail STEAMERS viz a first rate Ddiy
line OF Americaa Maj Steamers We sire pleased 10
= disposition the part OF the Post Once Department
give Northern friends all the mail facilities then
power under the new law and low postage which goe-
INTO operation 81 thus time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-01

FROM RIO DE J,SEIRo.-By the arrival OF the
Saina al Baltimore learn that Mr. Ousley the new
British Minister to Buenos Ayres proceeded from Mon
ievdeo the 27ih April with two frigsies and
the French Minister had gone from Rio in irigs,e
surmised thai the war viii be terminated irnme.
distsly letter dated May 9Th states
The Rio Plate packet Just arrived Informs US that
the strict blackade Of Monievideo acknowledged
By the English commander
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-01

SARATOGA AND WASHINGTON RAILRokD-We
understand that this very important link In the chain
Railroads between New-NOrk and Montreal VIII be i'm
medisiely carried through. The Arrangements ART so
made that If NewNork capitalists will nor finish the
road. Bos'onisns coming forward 10 take up the
stock Albany Argus.
THE NAvIGArIoS-The river still continues very
Overwhelmingly the boats navigating it
Though the country al round smiling with cheering
but moderate rains the water in the rver IS So shrlnk
that would be supposed that the country was suffering
from an intense d-outh. Albany Argus.
~ A TORNADO swept over London. Ohio and
vicinity on the I'D ult. carrying almost everything be
fore i, sweeping down houses timber and fences. and
leaving whole fields and farms exposed. Whole tree-
were carried high in the air, and turned over ike little
bushes. Nobody Was killed
r. Hon. PIiSr MERRIoIr of Worcester Is 70
deliver the euogy on the character Of Gen Jackson be
fore the Municipal authorities Of Boston, on the 9TH ms;
u The citizens OF GAINESVILLE Ohio, are making
efforts to establish Cotton Factory at that place, with
capital of 10000
STRANGE VERDIcr-A youth IN Washington
City charged with having stolen some letters from
the Postoce. and being arrested. confessed the iaet
and returned part of the letters taken and yet on III
thai for this offence the Jury found verdict Of not
guilty.
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thew get through with their carnage riding up Harlem
and other pleasant drives in the neghborhood OF the
CITY In the meanwhile the Cosmil,ee on Fine Art
are expected 10 report on the decency and prOprey Of
females and little children being compelled 10 sit upon
the ground under the IN the hot sun upon ihe
steps OF the City Hall
~ That part of Park Row between DR. Spring
Church and the Park thoroughly waiered yesterday
invasion has thus been made Dvsfdom winch has
long been contemplated by our City Fathers
- The sireet-pavng in East Broadway be
tween Msrke, and Ike just finished week before
last after six weeks blockade j. now IN such bad order
that they are compelled 10 take up the stones and com
mence repavng.
~ Notwithstanding the Mayors efforts to sup
press drunkenness and drinking the Sabbath there
was ue if any abatement ls.t sunday The fact Is thai
Loco Focosm must have drink il lives on that
~ On the door of L lafayette Hall in Broadway
on SUNDAY we noticed the following inscription Closed
in consequence OF a kick from Hssry~dre.
- !, is said that two officers are to attend the
Battery this Summer to protect decent people rom the
| insults Of loafer. Two viii hardly be sufficient
" The Foot Races on the Beacon Course, ho-
boken which were to have taken place yesterday VIII
come on to-day should the weather prove a'oraole.
The race will be one mile for s3oo-s5J TO the second
Eleven entered for this race among 'ie" are
Major -tannsrd Ambrose Jackson. Imam nSfo" 'e
lroquois Indian from Canada and Robert ilans the
Scotch Bantam who came purposey Tor me ns'ei
After this purse Of $500 the greatest distance walk
ed in one hour Eighteen persons have entered Tor the
prize The frs, race VIII come on al 3; oeok the SO
coni al o'clock
On Thursday there VIII be a foot race ana hufuie
race The foot race Of I'VE miles - for purse OF s+
s75 the second and So the third Thirteen men
enter. among them Major s,Annsrd VIM Jackson and
the irOquOis indian.
The hurdle rsce i. for purse Of si-slOo 70 the .e-
cond horse third horse TO receive back his entrance
horse from Canada and horse half brother TO Fashion
are among the entries.
On Saturday there will be mile race tor purse
OF S-Ob-sl5o the second and go 20 the third IN the
race This race viii be contested by John Gdersleeve
w Jackson the American deer, Major -tannri. John
>,eeprOck the Indian Chief from TowAndA the roquos
Indian &c
The propretors Of the Course nave provided against
accidents Should the weather prove unfsvorsbe
for the races notice viii be gwen OF the porPonemeni
bylo o'clock At the Ferries. rslkfHy rae, Is some
thing Dew IN this country though unrecueni IN Eu'
rope. We have no objections hearhful exercise or
recreation but why should ~s have sewe Vi the COO
The New York herald., 1845-10-16
MONEY MARKET.

Stocks rather heavy to-day and quotations fell
off fraction. Long Island declined per cent; Canton
!; Harlem /; Pennsylvania SIS /; Kentucky 6s /; Erie
Railroad advanced and the only stock in the list
that improved Morris Canal Farme rs Loan, Illinois 6s
Ohio and Reading clos cd firm at yesterdays prices
The transactions very extensive at either Board
to-day
The arrival Of the steamship Great Britain at this port
from Liverpool has put in possession OF advces eight
days later from all parts of Europe than those received
by the Cambria In commercial point of view, the ac
counts Of important and highly interesting char
The harvests of Great Britain have proved TO be
limited than anticipated and il Is now pretty gene
rally conceded that the yield Of the principal agricultural
products will be considerably below an average. The
grain market Lad become very active and prices
rapidly advancing 1t is estimated that the reduced
weight in the grain produced this year. will make diff
ference in the supply Of wheat alone of than mil
lion Of quarters eight millions of bushels Thswith
the reduced quantity must leave very large deficiency
be supplied by foreign countries. The short crop Of
grain in Great Britain will be much moro severely felt
his year account Of the short supply Of potatoes
the continent causing a much larger consumption
of breadstus than usual in those countries from which
the people of Great Britain receive all the grain
necessary to meet the home consumption. Large
orders have been received from Liverpool for
-four by the steam ship Great Britain and shipments to
great extent will at once be made principally on TO-
reign account. An advance Of seventy five cents per
bbl hss already been demanded, and large sales
have been made Nine thousand barrels Of -four were ex
ported, from this port to Liverpool in September, and
double that quantity will probably 60 forw ard direct
month. We have q surplus OF breadstufs in this coun
try sufficiently large to supply any foreign demand that
may spring up, and the prices likely to rule in our sea-
port markets or all kinds of grain viii bring iorwU
The New York herald., 1845-10-16

every bushe not wanted In the interior for actual
sumption. Ths anxiety to forward supplies to market,
before the close of navigation will increase the business
Of our public works and swell the revenue from tolls to
a very large amount
Amidst all the dsspondsncy created in Great Britain
IN relation to the hsryests great STAPLE Cotton, does
not appear to be very unavorsby affected The demand
the time the steamer left not ac ivs but holders
firm at the previous quotations
Money abundant and the rate Of interest as low
usual The railway specrlat continued unsbated
but the government had made to check tho
mania before should reach more alarming extent
Official notice had been given that schemes
would be presented Parliament there already
before that body lines than could possibly be at
tended to. is possible this movement may arrest the
speculative fever before 1t reaches more dangerous
period and prevent, in measure many OF the evils.
and much of the distress, that would otherwise be en-
tailed upon the community ut large.
The Fuon Bank Of this city has declared dividend
five per cent the last six months payable the I'd
of November.
The Neptune Insurance Company, Of Boston, have de-
clared semannua dividend Of FIVE per cent pay on
demand.
The Manuacturers Insurance Company, Of Boston.
have declared semannua dividend Of three per cent,
payable on demand.
There was to-day very fair demand for sterling
exchange, Notwithstanding which there was slight dc.
cline in the rates. We now quote prime bills on London
81 81 per cent premium on Paris, f. 25a5 2s3
Amsterdam ssl ss;; Hamburg, s5f a5i; Bremen, 7si
a7s. These compare with those current at this
time last year, follows:-
Oct css 49,: g 81 sssssss IS s:ss 'sx s,S:s
The rul ng rather moro favorable than those
last October The supply Of bills on all points
in the market sufficient to satisfy any demand.
We acomparative table, giving the quotations
for principal State stocks and other securities used
| IN this market for investment
The New York herald., 1845-10-16
The shipyvrecked Sailors and Captain Davis.
New YoRK, Oct 10, l646


sa-I find the following notice relative to my conduct
in recent disaster off Merida in late New orleans
Tropic.
"The Diaio de la Marina says that there Is commu-
nication in the Sgio Dexy Nuepe OF Merida, IN fuca'
tan from Captain Vivo OF the brig EmilIo, rom n. M
Capt vivo states that when he arrived In the
harbor Of Merida he going shore his boat WIN
three OF his sailors gust Of wind upset IT, out ney hea
on In hopes that the from the other vessels would
soon them. These other vessels were the Anne
rican barque Avola, Captain Davis, and the EngHsh
schooner George, Captain Wilson Captain Vivo de-
clares that they passed close to the barque ard that
tain Davis their distressed situation heard their
cries for help heard them implore to be saved but
strange to say, not man on board moved to come TO
their relief although the barque had two splendid boats
belonging TO her. The submerged crew were Ultimate
y rescued by Captain Wilson, of the English schooner
George, who came in his small boat and saved them
The spanish Captain says that he will be revenged on
Captain Davis for his nhumany and states that he will
do it in the following manner - By extending to him
all the assistance In my power as seaman as philan-
thropist, and as gentleman should do"
This is full of far disposition to assist
those in distress is concerned will make explana
ton however in the shape of simple statement OF facts
which cannot but be satisfactory to every person
saw the boat before she upset. standing from the
bank toward the shore-distance about half mile from
the bank My vessel then loading, and having to
superntend the stowage OF the went into the hold
with all hands: when again came deck, could not
the boat and fearing accident, went for my
spy glass and at the distance of mile could disco yer
the boat upset and the in the water and the oa
OF schooner George making tow ards them and With
short distance OF them at the time the boat upset
She was al least mile from the bank and within
quarter OF mile from the schooner George to leeward,
and also within half mile from the shores Captain Vivo
not in the boat upset. instead of going
on shore, the boat was beating of Dwards the brig II
would have been impossible Tor to have rem dere
wind then blowing; but would gladly have made tn 6
attempt, hal discovered the the George
the time first discovered the upset boat within reach Of
the sufferers GEO. DAVIS
Master of ba rk Ayola,
The New York herald., 1845-10-16
Clnv,a Rp.eaa.

THE DesporIsM OF MoB-NATTvE AMERICAN
"lNDEPENDENcE"- all there is no despotlsm
like that Of a mob of this the American papers last
received bring us singular and painful proof.
Here follows history of the affair ]
The committee, after taking possession OF the Of
hce sent Tor OF the master printers OF the city,
and had everything boxed up in the most work man.
like manner, and the boxes were taken to Frank
fort on the following morning TO be placed on the
first Cincinnati boat. An address 10 the crowd In
the name OF a committee previously appointed for
the purpose, was cad by the Hon T. f. Marshall,
its author, the conclusion being as fellows -
"Mr Clay has complained in his recent hand-bills OF
his ndspositon and charged the people as deficient in
Is INCAPABLE Of defence If ali that Is sad Of him is true
his purpose and his his ndsposon 10 fortunate
He may rest assured that will not be deferred by one
10 900 such he. He cannot bully his coun-
trymen. A Kentuckian himself he should have known
Kentuckans better HIS weakness is his security We
armed and resolvedf resistance be attempted the
consequence be on his head. For vindication
under the circumstances we appeal to Kentucky and to
the world"
we are not of 'kentucky' but "the world" 1t ap
pears that Mr. Cldy's illness had increased so as TO
make his death probable, if not certain-the vlo.
laors Of his home knew that it had-knew that he
was unable to resist them, and such was the time
that they choose to treat hun 30 In the name OF
the civilized world, If they can fancy that there is
any civilization beyond Kentucky, and OF that free
dom, which they know not what 1t Is to give as
we'll have, we stigmatlze their conduct as an act
OF as cowardly rufianism as the history OF human
tyranny dscloses. Talk not to us of the tyranny oi
single despots after this There are few, indeed OF
them who do not feel-we do say responsibility,
but fear, fear of retaliation from those whom thev
oppress If the tyranny is carried too far, fear of the
opinion OF contemporaries and foreign equals fear,
too of history, and perhaps of world to come But
among this nameless and lawless mob, how little
does each individual feel responsibility even fear!
He is the victim OF overwhelming pride and pas
sion, revelng in his own freedom and tramp
ling on that of others. Whatever be the faults Of
England (and we never wink at them) we glory to
think that such tyranny we here record and mark
with our detesation and adherence, is impossible
within her pale, or even the bounds Of her world
! wide euplre
The New York herald., 1845-10-16
navigation or tn. Ol,io River.


The Prescribed BOOk.--Tenth EdltlOn.--
THE QUAKER LITY or MO ks OF MONK HALL
Is just issued volume compile numbers
plete price single ,unbers 2h For sale BY all
Cheap Publication Asels in this city, and throughout the
Unit ID States.
No American novel h met with such astonishing
as The Quaker City of which So 900 numbers have al
ready been sold
The Tragedies from which the foundation Of this work is
drawn, thrilling aud horrible, yet the forcble of
Western Literary Reriec.
This ii bold book 1t i, the first American work which,
written h the intention Of illustrating the life in
large republican Cities with decided approval from
the publ The work will live the records literature
the first American N vel cribng life and and
ouly they appear, but they are-Phddei
phid Home Journal.
HIPS Infallibie Onguent ls the only specific
which rroduce living evidence Of eectua
produced following diseases Of the humsn scalp
and ha-l warranted T properly used to eradicate the
worst Of Pyras Dandruf scurf SC. all cases Of
falling on OF the hair positively store to bald heads OF
Young or adults change red grey hair to beautiful dark
be you get Hills Geaune laable Onguent for which
see advei itisement
The New York herald., 1845-10-16
Brooklyn IntcIiIrence.

DfMoonAric NoMiSAr,oss.-The gen,lemen delegated
meet conveaucn Flabush yesterday to nominate
men,pers OF assembly, had much more difficult and
trouHesome tax TO perform than they could from org
nal circumstances have possibly expected. Instead OF
ladng onysix candidates for the
hosors to be conferred they dscove red there
10 less than forty three individuals ambitious of legsa
tive eminence; and the result the selection OF two
persons whose superior political prominence
previously anticipated Messrs John A. Voorhies (oi
Flaihndsl and Gaamel King (of the city of BROOKLYN
wee le chosen candidates OF the party but whether
or not they Will be elected by the people question
yet to be tested.
COURT, POLICE AND GENERAL NEws.-In conse
qence Of the preoccupaton of the columns of this pa
per IN matters OF news, caused by the arrival of the
Sreat b.itain. many intereresting facts connected
WIN hn CT, affairs OF Brooklyn, necessarily defer
ied nhiil Tomorrow At the Police Office another very
Siste',ng" case OF bigamy disposed Of, as also
oashfty eoipaint, IN Which married man, Of high
specfsbl l the alleged offender. In the Sessions an
~ ictmen 'oi libel found against Of the City s-
sectors Withdrawn OF the defendant having
nade ample and satisfactory atonement to the pro
Tor ana Ia general affairs" the chief matters Of mpor
apce were an expected duel between two very dstin
su'hee pol clans cf the second ward and the
dndry success which attended the first representation
The !" Ethiopian Serenaders" at Gothic Hall
The New York herald., 1845-10-16
Superior Court.

BefOre Judge VanueTpoeI
Ocr 15-.1nnee .3yres George Clayton This was
action for malicious prosecution in causing the
of the plaintiff alleged charge Of PERJURY 1t ap
peared that plaintiff kept boarding house in ST Marks
tce Newhouse. In the course of the proceedings she
took occasion to that of her boarders who
absent, necessary witnesses, upon which
defendant had warrant issued for her arrest taken be-
fore Justice Taylor charging the plaintiff with perjury
The case dismissed, and plaintiff now sues for da
images.
Verdict for plaintiff $1,000 damages and six cents
Scott Simpson, et aL-The jury in this case already
noticed rendered verdict for plaintiff 5000 damages and
sx cents costs
The New York herald., 1845-10-16

Died.
On Saturday, nth inst Mr.. WILLIAM Covgar, in the
saith year of his age after protrscted illness Of nearly
two years.
Philadelphia papers will please copy ,,,,
On Wednesday, Oct. 18th, WILLIAM, son OF Whhsm
and Rachel Classy, aged II months ana - days
Their friends and acquainances are respectfully IN
vited to attend his funeral this afternoon 10th inst
O'Clock P. NJ, from No. io1 York street Broesiyn
susannsh y Wyy;sht arsdi % months and Q days.
The friends the family are respectfully invited % at
tend her funeral No ~ Dominck street TINS day,
(rhursday) at3P. NJ
The New York herald., 1845-10-16

Mr. CARR being RECALLED testified that Evens stated
OF him. that he had lent ell his money to somebody In
Fulton street, and could not get 1t back.
Other witnesses called who did not speak very
favorable terms of Evans character
The submitted to the jury, under very
brief charge by Alderman Charlick.
The jury had not rendered verdict in the at
lsto hour; if the jury subsequently agreed upon ver
dict, 1t Will be given tomorrow.
Ps-Llsven o'clock. P. NJ The jury has Just come
INTO court and rendered verdict Of " not guiltyo