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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-12

We learn that the Graduates of Union College
are about to celebrate with appropriate exercises,
the Semi Centennial Anniversary OF the foundation
of that useful and honored Institution Their Jubi-
lee will take place on Tuesday the 22d OF this
month. the day preceding the regular Commence
nien, al Schenectady where the College Is loca-
ted The Graduates are requested to report themselves
upon their arrival TO a Committee Of Reception, who
vii De in waiting a, the West, or Lower College. They
to assemble TIE large. Church in the place, where
the fifty classes will have their roll. called IN order and
though very many vii meet no re sponse the old
est Class Is expected have representatives, Of
whom who received the degree ever conferred by
the institution and who stin aourshes IN green old
sse) vii pronounce an Grafton. Another Address vii
DC delivered by r. Rev. AIoSzo PorrKH- the newly
elected Bishop Of Pennsylvania and graduate o. lsls
After the exercises in The Church concluded the
procession VII mount the College HI. on the brow Of
which. between The main College edhees pavilion
VII be erected under which thousand persons viii
dine Hon John c. Spencer assisted by corps Of We
ieran graduates 10 preside such an occasion. with
the stirring and touching recolect;ons which Il mus,
arouse cannot fa y ecir iow OF eloquence from
The many able men whom Union College has annually
sent forth no the world during the last bali century and
We trust that some permanent record OF II VII De pre-
served Tor the benei Of hose unable 70 enjoy In per
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New Publications.
~ BRowssoS's Quarterly REyrEwfor July

~ BRowysoS's QUARTERLY REyIEwior July
has been sent US by Francis 4 Co. Its contents are
Art l. Trsnscendentasn, or Lates, Form of nhdelity
" H. Protestant Love OF Liberty;
% H. r. Hildreths Joint Letter TO BrownsonA Bowen
~ The Episcopal Observer rs The Church;
v Modern ldolsiry (Veiss's Schiller >
VI. Ireland O'Connen- sc. (McGheashegan's His
tory. &C.
Mr. Brownson is able and pungent this quarter a.
usual and still yohemently Catholic. As tn,
Western phrase runs, he ant no,hin' else
-" RIGHrs, CLAIMS AND DUTIES OF OPINION
An Address delivered before the Berry-st Ministerial
Conference May 2sth, lsi5 By Rev. ORvrLLE DEWEY
D. D. has just been by Francis & Co. This dis
course elected by the recent commoton among the
Unarsns of Boston and vicinity with regard to Theo
dore Parker and his views and ably sets forth tho anti
Parkerian side Of the question
r5- HARPERs PICTORIAL BIBLE, No. 80, i
before IA. coming down to Ezekiel XXXllI.
r-ys X. Powers. the American Sculptor, drawn
by p : symnes engraved by Aston. has been sent us
II fine expressive head and does credit 10 the fran,
il suruounis a. well as the artists who have thus define
ated H.
~" RHEUMATISM. Acute and Chronic A Prize
Essay BY 6. c. MoSELI, NJ D.. Newburgh. n Y" ha.
been published by H. q. Langley, Aston House. I, i:
calculated rather for the Faculty than for ordinary read
ers We presume IL ealo uiated TO be popular with
Doctors though there is rather more Calome. Opium
&c prescribed in il than we would ike either take
to recommend.
MAY-DAY II NEW YORK or House Hunt
ing and Moving Illustrated and Explained in Letters "a
Aunt Keziah By Major Jack Downing has been issued
by Burgess Co There's sort of fun in IT, though moi
a sort that enjoy much.
- ANCIENT HIsToRY, Illustrated by Colored
Maps and arranged TO accompany Chronological Chart
for the use OF Families and schools BY c. A. BLoss
!. published by saxion Miles. POS Broadway We
have not examined so thoroughly we intend to do
but the plan appears very lucid admirably calculated "a
impress the leading facts and at tAe same time to ex
h5it much Of the spirit of Ancient History Unless
hasty examination has msled US this book viii win i.
way 10 very general approval and adoption We
mean 70 recur to IL.
NUEyO METODo PARA APRESDER III lSGLEs
by Don JULIO SoLER author of a method of teach
ing the spanish language has been published by the
thor This work Is in two volumes, and although our
limited knowledge Of Spanish does not enable TO give
decided opinion upon its value yet appears 10 be
work well calculated 10 assist both the teacher and
scholar
~ THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, for June has
an interesting table Of contents Il is repubshed by
Scott & Co. ll2 Fulton street.
70 THE LONDON LANCET, for July, Is repub
lshed by Burgess strncer & Co. 2s2 Broadway. This
l. The hrs, number of the second volume 1t contains
nearly 100 pages Royal octave Of the most interesting
matter
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DIR. Iardner's Lectures.

The Sixth Number of this truly valuable work will be
published saturday the 18th instant This number
contains the conclusion of the Lecture RADIATION or
HEAT: The Lecture on MErEoRrc STONES and SHOOT
ING SrARs-ihs is very interesting article The next
Lecture in this number il on The EARTH and treats Of
it, Forn-Magniude-Mo tion-Elliptc Orbit-Motion OF
Lisht-Earih's diurns Moton-lnequaltes of Day and
Night eight-Maskelyne Experments-Caycndish's
Do-The Seasons-Ca loric Effect of the Suns Rays
Why the onge.tis the hottest dayWhyrhe shortest
i not the codest-Iouest season takes place when
sun is farihes from the Earth-Spheroida Form proved
By theory and observation. The next Lecture Is on L.
MAR INFLUENCES and treats of the Red Moon-Sup-
posed Eject of the Moon on the Movement of Sap in
Pants-Prcjudice respecting the time for telling Tim
ber-Exicnt of this Prejudice-Respecting Effects on
Gren-on Nme-on The C0mplexion-Un ruurmc.
ton-On Wounds-On the Size of Oysters and shell
Fish-On the Marrow Of Anmals-On the Weight OF the
Human Body-On the time of Brths-On the Matching
of Eggs--On Human Maades-On lnsanity-On Fe-
yers-On Epidrmics-Case Of Nallisnieri-Of Bacon
On CuaneOus Diseases Commissions. Paralysis. Epiep-
~ sc. &c. sc. This Is curious and extremely int
resting Lecture and i well worth the price OF the whole
number. The concluding Lecture Is ON the PHYSICAL
CoNsrIrUrIoS or COMETS and explains their Orbnlar
Moton-Their Number-Thelr obi Theory OF Her
scbe-Constitufiop Of Comets-Nebuosity- Nucleus
Tail conrets OF ISL, 1850. 1869, l77i, lsi3, loii
Price p Cents. Back Numbers may still be obtained.
~ The Seventh Number will be published on or
before the first day Of August and will contain the Lee
lures on Thunder Storms-The Lattudes and Longl-
tudes-Theory Of ColOrs-Ihe Visible Siars-Water
Spouts and Whirlwinds
The whole work will be completed in fourteen Num-
bers and will form two very large and beautiful octave
volumes The work can be obtained OF any City or
Country Bookseller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-12

~ The little manufacturing Village Of Whippany
~ J. furnishes striking Illustration Of the effects Of the
presen, Tariff. Every spindle is IN operation and the
demand for operatives can scarcely be supplied. The
extensive Improvements lately made by Messrs GAuNT
DERRcksos. while adding 10 the beauty Of the place
will we hope. amply repay them for their liberal invest
meni OF capital Under their direction large Paper
Mil has been erected upon the site formerly occupied
BY Mr.. Bleything. and the improvements made at the
Phonx Mil occupied for many years by Robert Dons
SON. EGG add much to the value Of that already celebrated
establishment for the manufacturing Of paper The large
Cotton Factory. under the direction OF lis propretors
Messrs Strong. McKibbon Bruce, has undergone a
complete transiormsfion and are informed that u
will compare isvoraby with the best establishments In
our old manufacturing towns We were struck with the
improved appearance Of the place and we hope that our
neghbors may permanently enjoy the prosperity which
unques,ionsby from the principles Of Protection
10 our American Manufactures
MoRusTowN yxssyyxAS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-12

FIRE N PRovIDEScE.-A fire occurred in Provi-
dence last -hL which originated stable back Of the
Washington Hotel. The stable destroyed, and the
back portion Of the hotel damaged considerably. A
storehouse adjoining also consumed. The roof Of
block Of stores likewise nearly destroyed and the
goods in the stores injured including 10000 bushels OF
corn and other grain The furniture Of the hotel was
greatly damaged IN removing II, Twelve pigs perished
In the flames The whole loss ia said be $1,000
Bost Trav. Thursday.
ACCIDENT on The WORCESTER RAILwAY.-A
collision took place In Curve STREET this day noon be-
the freghttrsn and the train from Worces-
ter. The were badly broken but happy to
learn injured except small boy In The pas
senger cars. who escaped with slight wounds
Boston Trans. Thursday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-12

" The celebrated Peuoogi,i NJ Peees Ai.ssn' n
ynu- Of her wonderful Art snd powers, nss s's,s. -
esrs and suspicious Of probably leo wives ana 80, -
en- dAfiix lie present week Ia he tccly ct 80 -,
bands and lovers, and probably tl-l win geoi - "a
row Tue minds VI many more ~ declaring br - 40
tsfnsss Oi theirs. To one gcltesu who eO1suseS *
Thursday and inquired what hal happ.red 10 M ~ 80
before she sa.d that he had had boh Eson<y a's ~,
stolen from him. and told the precise sJun Vi - 20
described correctly the other She astoli'naS ~
man. and we think pity that she leaves The e9 80
To-day and evening, understand Is her "a. 20.
performance at this afternoon, bat persons "i.n.ns -, -
suit the Petrolosis, would do vel. TO go In The iofr"'
fore she gets crowded
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~ AsfRIcsS NUsFUM.-As this 10 the grsnd '<ny
Holiday at THIS immense repository Of Natural Cnno'
parents cannot confer greater favor iheif co 'sn
by visiting with them this afternoon. Every mug - -.
nected win i Is ID the most perfect order, e'd NJ -
Room ranseInents are such FOL stss =
Performances al - o'clock ils afternoon aud u As"'
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News PROM H,YrI-By the brig Sarah Bent
| ley. Capt. kroopman. We have papers To The 10Th
June.
The President perrot arrived Al Cape Hayden on the
25th of MAY having previously given hls saneton 20 a
decree r,yokng the pains ana penalties declared against
Gen. lnginac IN l-ii
Letters from Aux cayes announced return Of quiet
in that CITY ami relaxation Of the seventies exercised
upon suspected persons
Aiyces had come from - Thomas that cNlfesiisni
Herari had abandoned a hope OF intention Of maAng
any new attempt upon Hayu Il was reported there hat
the Dominican> mcdiiafed return under The dominion
of Spain IN exchange for aid from Cuba snd Porto Rico
their quarrel with the laytens The aunt OF General
sanchez a woman OF 81 had be-, shot NJ - Domingo.
with three men, under accusation Of having Teen en-
gagged in the Duarsc con-p.racy.
An English man of has arrived AZ Port hepuhi.
can from Jamaica TO demand redress for the capture Il
an English vessel which. having anchored near the
schooner Of Herard was taken by the Hayden toi.s
and carried into Jacme whore she WAS soon released
The Manifesto makes hahf % the affair.
On the 2lst of May an OF four dollar ts 70 the
amount OF 100000 decTccd 10 relieve the financial
omharrassmcnts OF the government
The DOmuicans had commenced active hosuNues
against the aytcns The Manifesto of June - announces
their approach in force and their capture Cd, some posts
which the Haytens were not strong enough ~ The mo
ment to defend Rcniorccmcnts were 10 be despatched
Immediately from Port Republican the Hayden 'rools
behaved badly and the President had thrown some Of The
officers into prison.
Most of the political prisoners si Port Republican bad
been set at bc.sy as also al Aux Cages Jeeme ana
II. Mare Sixteen were reserved for ral BY Anfifiy
commission.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-12

SATURDAY MORNING, JULY l2, ls4s.

~ The FARMERS LIBRARY and MONTHLY JouR-
NAL OF AoxrcrLruxE will be supplied to Agents and
Booksellers at the usual discount The first number
now ready See the Contents in another column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-12

NrBLo's GARDEN.-On Monday the Acrobat Fanny
appear in Philadelphia, that tonight l-gufdsy %.
last opportunity Of seeing the almost incredible es' u
this surprising family. The exceeniiy acted OPeIsre
Comedy Of the Renconye d. 10 be given. IN wb'eh ~
Taylor. Miss Iathews-Messrs. ChippeDdsie Joan ssr
ton, Davenport and Gallagher appear DANCING ~ ,ee
juvenile dGnse1ses, Celeste ana PariiDgton Inc >"
f00imdn in which Mrs. Watts and Mf T. Paede ~
pear. On Monday the Lady u Lyons VII ;. s'es
when the Saloon viii be crowded 10 welcome Nr s'S'
arts second appearance in Eew-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-12

FRENCH WORKS on AssocArIos--J. ;. Red
field, Clinton, Hail. has very few copies from one
to six Of each of the following works
Theorie de luniie Unver-e.e by Fourier vols - o
Chs Fourier vie ei Theorie, par ca Pe.arin- 3
sur les PROCEEDS lneustrel ..
Bases de Ia Poli,ique Positive Manifesto dc rEcole
Societare tOndee par Fourier 3
Introduction fEtude de Ia Science sociae, par
feSet '--.------- p
Dehacle de Ia politque en- France .---.-----.-- 4
Necesslie dune dernere Debscle Poliuque en-
Petit Cours de Politique ct d'Economie >ociAle
usage des lgnorsnts ct des Ssvants. i.
lie sept Avril-Bsnquets Commemorate de "A Nais'
sance de Charles Fourier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-12

ri We would refer those Of our readers who may
be in quest Of good With board TO the advertise
ment in another column Of the lessee Of the laie real
dence Of James Brown, Esq 20 Leonard street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-12

70 Caufion-To the fublle-Dr A. IL 1ns...ss,sf
deems Il duty 10 caution lie pubic sgsnsi ~.
any Of the limitations OF his Gaiysnc Rlngs ~nc AZ Al
I'd Tor sale by peas and the various places A.
the city, they entirely devoid OF any BEN hes
The only place Ia New York 10 Obtain ne q 90
Gaysnic Rings aud Magnetic fluid l. al Dr. Cn'' -
i3s Fultonsl, Sun Buildings see advertisements ~ "a
page. ~ ~
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" THr CHrAr POSTAGE SYSTEM works well
saem M.ss The number of letters received averages
The Register says IL Is the opinion Of those qualified 10
Judge hat although there viii probably be deficiency
receipts for the FIRST quarter the end Of the wear the in
revenue viii fully equal the sum received under the
former plan. ~
" The joners shop Of Mr.. VIM Bov;ng,on.
Of Springfield. Mass. burned on TUESDAY evening
with all its contents, and the dwelling house OF two Irish
men was nearly destroyed.
" Prescott Hall Goddard Of Petersham Mas
aged - years, was drowned Colnsville Conn on The
goth ut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-12

HIGHWAY RoBBERY We learn that Mr. Henry
NJ Payne, an optcisn-who We believe has sons con
with tho f.ovss.snt "a. sstsssnes a. tho Natsuai
Observatory, and who, Il may bee remembered was A.
tackled time since and shot at by robbcrs Ia Wash
ngton-was waysid by three robbers s.t evening soon
after dark while on his way, IN wagon from Nufres'
ter 10 Oxford where he resides. one Of The robbers
hrcd pistol him. which wounded han -ev'fcy-two
balls NJ The report Is, passing through he thigh The
discharge OF the pistol frightened the horse which start
ed and suddenly that Mr. T. thrown oui of he
wagon On recovering himself little and before he
had risen from the ground Mr. p drew and discharged
At one Of tie robbers who approaching ~ .x'
barreled revolving pistol which Ia, had Nith in He
thinks that he have wounded the nnd that he
heard him shrek. All three 0f the robbers became
alarmed al Mr. Ps formidable means OF dei'ncs--se,e
raj OF the barrels OF the pistol having been d'ehsrge
and made their escape. We have heard no particulars
10 the extent Of the wound which Mr. T. received
He left this city yesterday afternoon In the for Wof
ce-fer; and seen understand. ~ the United
States Hotel in Worcester about dark, having win hin
what he said bag Of gold. We cann.t learn. how
ever, that he took any gold with him from his city,
There some singular circumstances connected WIN
the affair which further information will probably
bic MS 10 explain. Boston Traveller, 1hursGay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-12

SPECIAL TRAINS FROM ALBANY TO TN SrHNGs-
The Mohawk and Hudson and Saratoga and Schenecis
dy Railroad Companies. The special trains ~i'i run
daily, Sundays excepted between Saratoga aud Al
and hafp past three in the afternoon and Ssn'0gs
81 A. NJ and % Z. ~ ON Sundays there will De- bat ons
train leaving Albany 1T ia the forenoon and me
Springs At - ia the afternoon These trains. being re
cialy intended for travellers going and and returning
from the Springs. viii through without any change
Of baggage. and in the short time Of two hour. and
half Stages also run from Schenectady
f-aratozn Whl
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RI The ORIGINAL (:euuiue PulmOnic syTsv

Prepared exclusively In New York, be bad o.. ~
ony AZ ,le old established Office Of the Propreti "
Courtlandt street below the corner OF
street - a
While the "young man who formerly nlrft, ~
my business continues to refer my of hsno a
my name In any way, may be vel 20 Do,es -, Pub
yersemepi on another page beaded Canton 10 nc ~
be- (2l Pa BEEkNAS 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-12

~ MANUEL HESsHAw Wig has been reno
we'd from the Office of Collector at Silver Greek on Lake
Enc and Dr. H. p Wilcox (Locc) appointed TO MI the
vacancy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-12
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

THE NEw Posi- OFFICE LAw--Thc resisna.
ton Of many Pos,masters on account OF the small
CONDENSATION allowed under the new law : likely
we fear to occasion some embarrassment TO the De
partmeni II not to the country. We learn from the
Union that the Postmaster General felt himself under
the necessity of considering whether be had aathor
y to apply any portion Of the funds appropriated by
Congress TO meet the deficiencies OF the Department.
10 the payment OF such Posmas;ers as are no, abe
or a,elv compensated under the new law. On this
question he asked the opinion OF the Attorney Gen
erl. and that gentleman replied IN letter which oc-
eupies two columns OF the Union His opinion Is IN
favor OF the exercise by the Postmaster General OF
the power alluded TO- and the following official order
has accordingly been issued
posr OFFICE July @ las
Ordersd That from and after the 1T day Of July 4-@
every deputy postmaster whose commissions on ne
hostages oil letters al 81 per cent and Ol newspapers AZ
- per cent under the act u 81 Marin $50 sA~- i'
horr Of toe OF 81 > for any one quarter OF OF iHe
proportional part Of ina, tor sny fraction Of quar-
Ter De authorized 70 credit himself separate Item IN
MS account current for extra COMMISSION on IN. pos
aye letters ~ per cent under the act 81 ri a0n
l-i5. -,
n the Postmaster be entitled TO the allowance OF - per
cent for night service he WI not credit The extra com
mission here mentioned ID per cent : the utmost
which can be allowed IN sny case under the la"
Ordrcd. Thar every deputy postmaster whose com,
missions on the postage Of letters and newspapers and
.ther allowances shall exceed the sum OF 50 p m any
one quarter the due proportion 81 the said sum m any
mar, of quarter be authorized M the event that such
and allowances fall short OF the amount %
which such deputy postmaster was entitled Tor The cor
responding quarter the fiscal year ending Slth june
IS 10 credit himself separate Item IN his account
current for such amount Of eNTa commissions A. shan
MAKE the whole amount credited equal 20 the the
exr, commissions q b., subject 10 the provision con
tanned IN the 4lst section OF the act OF 81 March ISIS
and To the regulations of the department issued m pHr
,-s,c,, tbsr.oi c. JOHNSON.
The Union says
.Thc Postmaster General very reluctant 10
place such construction upon the law as would give
him power the compensation OF fourteen thousand
officers But the necessity OF the case required some
thing 10 b, done. postmsstsrs were resgnns IN such
numbers as to create apprehension that the puohc
service would be materially injured unless some iuftheF
conversation could be given them. Il was certain tha
in some of the important Offices the Posimasters would
not only compensation but would DC actuat
in debt some hundreds of dollars. their pay were unit
cd TO the per centum on the hostages.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-12

THE Posr OYficE ApyERrisiNe-lt is smusins 10
observe the spssmodic wrisslings Of OF our co
temporsries relative to the spporsonnent Of the Pos,
Once advertising Of this city. Herald
~ The Herald is too modest by half in giving
al this credit to our co,emporaries.' Whoever
would enjoy the amusement in question should by
al means read the Nex- York Herald
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-12

~ The Philadelphia Sentinel understands that
letter received in that city from Tagoni states that she
will positively visit the United States during the coming
fall Her difficulties with European managers have been
settled and she now free wander whence her fancy
lssds her. She win appear first in this city,
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Cash n all accompanying n< ord<r.
THURSDAY July 10. lSantuc bet, Msss....,.......
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~ For Letters from Boston and Lake Superior and
avaIiety Of Miscellaneous articles. see First Page.
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~" We understand that Professor Morse il
about to sail for Europe in August but be will return in
time for the session Of Congress lie will carry with him
Wash Union
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-12

APPOINTMENT BY THE PREslDENT-O fficial.
John Dougherty, assistant engineer in the Revenue
Marine appointed chief engineer TO supply the
cy OccasOned By the resignation Of IhOs. W. FarOn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-12

- The FARMERS LIBRARY and MONTHLY
JoURSAL OF AGRICULTURE. No. l. for July, Is
published this morning. Among lis Illustrations
are a Portrait on Steel of the late Hon STEPHEN
Vas RENSSELAER,. with a Memoir; South Down
Sheep, the New six Plant. &c &c. The Contents
are as follows: