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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02
Manufacturers and Farmers.

The Rochester DAILY iances ii has detected
an inconsistency between our statement that Manu-
factories sprineng up all the country, and
our remark that not 50 many factories have been
built and are now in operation as there would have
been il il had been settled last year that the Tariff
was 10 stand az IT is We assure cur contemporary
that both statements are strictly true and Of course
consis,en,-wc do not how they can appear
otherwise. Cotton Goods are now made in the
country beyond all precedent, yet such is the enor-
mously increased demand for them, caused by the
general prevalence of industry and prosperity that
the supply has not kept pace with H. and the state OF
the market is in favor OF the producers. On few
descriptions of goods an advance has consequently
been realized but the factories now building, noi
merely in New England but all over the Country
will reverse this within year If the Tariff is just
lie, alone rendering Cotton fabrics as cheap any
one can reasonably ask.
But the r. u. A. notices our statement of the no
torious truth that Home competition will by re
ducng all prices to the level OF actual cost speedily
adjus, all inequalities in profits il We simply eav,
the policy OF the government stable. and says;
Allowing this To- be a true representation of the
t,on of the system what will be the effect the opera
tive and the farmer, VIII they share in the lor prices
by some Wig tocas pocrs receive an augmentation
Of wages =
Ansrer--Wc have twenty times explained thai
the Laborcr is benefited by dirersUyIRg and "a
creasag has range Of employment, as the Young
Women Of New England land no, of New Eng
land alone are now enabled to earn double If nor
treble what they could earn before Manufacture
werc established in this Country, and have greater
independence. better wages surer employment II
the departments of Labor previously open TO them
The Farmer is benefited by jriHg,ng markets
nearer HIN and thereby enabling him TO produce
and sell advaniageously Fruit. Vegetables. &c. in
stead of mere staples like Wheat Beef Wool Ac
the former class being always the more profitable
where market is at hand. In short Protection in.
creases the wealth OF the Community and the re
wards OF all Useful Lator by bringing the Farmer
and Manufacturer nearer each other, and there.
by diminishing the tax paid 10y Productive Labor
for the transportation and Interchange Of products.
II Tea would grow here as well as in China the
grower OF Tea here would unavoldahy obtain more
Cotton Cloth per pound for his product than he
can II misunderstanding village in England. in the
habit OF exchanging lis products for the Porn Beet
and Wheat of Illinois be transferred To ILLINOIS
without impairng the efficiency OF its Labor the III
nos Farmers will obtain NOR. Cloth for their Gram
and the Manufacturers more Grain for their Cloth
than iormerly-the immense cost of transportation
pro and con, being dispensed with Is this hard 10
understand
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II The reported body OF a female found on Co
ney Island proves BE- the remains OF an Old reVou
tonary soldier with pair OF boots msde IN the fashion OF
the las, century, having very sharp toes
II In the Habeas Corpus cases' The Recorder
yesterday decided tia, FOR the present. be should 10; IN
erere tske bail IN the Of the persons charged
with robbng the barge Clinton q 10000 the case "i
Mrs Costello and her sccompice or The - OF baFoer
and Canouse charged with extensive ioTsee- IN "a't
~ There have arrived from foreign ports the
month ending August 70 - passengers
Iy- An Iri-h workman on the J.. l. Railroad
Tunnel some time since found Pockeioook containing
$40 and sloped H. since sailed fof LiveToo. and
wrote TO hi. wife 70 follow she however was yesisr.
day arrested and held 70 bal-sJ0 OF the money being
found IA her possession.
r. A pair Of horses attached 20 hack Standing
al the foot Of Cortland street .oos fright sunday Of
iernoc about one ocIock ran at furious rate down
the pier and threw ihenseve. and the carriage into the
dock The horse. tired 20 but were dragged down
by the weight Of the carriage Boats Immediately put
out and Alter great exerion the horses and carrisge
were recovered without any other injury than good
duckng
~ We were graiiied TO learn yesterday IN " all
It. that the Alliance Insurance Company has already paid
tina, they have notified all claimants that they are ready
% pay mp insfGnfer although the sixty days vii not eX
pire for several weeks This Company has very large
capital and some best in the street. such promp,tude
deserves great credit and happy toearn that the
Company continues to do large business
- The Steamboat Ocean dscoutinues her trips
10 Coney Island ,hs day The Ioas Will continue 70 run
heretofore In order to accommodate families from
The South rs wei a. several City families not yet ready
return TO the Cry Mr. Reed. the proprietor has con-
senied 70 keep open his Hotel at Fort Hamilton until The
first Of October del shtiu place than Fort Ham
lton better kept Hotel more ooislns landlord
would indeed be- difficult 20 ind
HUMAN PETRIFACTIoy.-The Human Body found
IN such remarkable state Of preservation after burial
81 year, Beriher Canada has been obtained by the
enlsrpnsing Manager Of the American Museum and j.
now being exhibited Excepting paris Of the feet and
the below the elbows is ~ full and perfect con
iiiion, resembling statue OF dark clay made granite
hard Ii j. worthy the attention OF the scentnc and Gu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02

Court or OYER AND TFRMINER-Ihis j. special
term Of the oyer and Termner and Circuit. intended
principally the tral OF Hauehwout his wife. and two
da liter. Of latter charged with arson IN the fret de-
gree the punishment OF which conviction is death
and ar the tna of two young men, or lads. named
Hoiskns and Livingston, indicted FOR the murder Of
Jesse zee Burtis, whO found drowned m the last
river.
MIR Graham. one of the counsel for Haughwou and
family moved 20 have the trial IN their case postponed
10 October account OF the absence OF material W.T.
ness. The motion granted.
HOdgkns and Livingston were brought into Court and
their counsel were ready for trial The District Attor-
ney however found thai material witness for the pros
ecuiion named smith absent, and the trial wa'
postponed 10 Tuesday uhs day a. 10 o'clock.
Judge Parker announced that the Special Term VIII
occupy only this week should there be time for the
trial in the Circuit Of civil any in which both par
ties ready will be taken mp.
The Court room has undergone some ludcious altera
tions during the Judge tdmond- Is AZ Hudson
having exchanged with Judge Parker lie viii proceed
with ms Circuit Calendar in this city on the fourth Mon
day of this month
COURr OF COMMON pLEAs-This Count opened yes
tcrday and a Jury empanneiird. letter wa re-
ceiycd from the veteran and respected Juhn T. hoom.
announcing hs resignation as Crier Nj. stephen w
plsenberry. very deserving officer Oh me court was
appointed IN his place Mr. Henry b. ltoone was reap
pointed Crer Of the second branch OF the Court "h'n
ever 70 i held.
SUPERIOR CouEr-A Jury was enpsnnelled. anu me
Court adjourned o. Monday next
l.. :. CIRCUIT CoUEr-A special Term opened yes
terday before Judge Nelson and argument Was heard
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THE BIC HATCHFE-Thc investigation into the
Of the explosion Of the boiler Of the Big IIstchee
terminated yesterday in the honorable acquiiia of
Frsbce Il was clearly proved that the explosion was
caused by crack or flaw IN the iron composing the
boiler head the inside and not observ able from with
Il not deemed necessary 10 offer any testimony
the part Of the defence the evidence introduced bv
fhe prosecution went 20 show the great care and attsn
ton Ut al concerned in the navigation of the Big
llstchec' At the time OF the accident
=. Louis American Aug %.
r. NERAL GAINES CoNDEMSED.-The Union Of
saturday night has the following condemnation of
General Gaines
The fact i, that Gen. G. has acted without orders
and be- his motives pure a. they may they cannot ~.
mpi him from the censure ofihe Executive The com
rnand OF the army Of observation given TO Gen
Taylor. and Gen. Games ought never to have needed
with his command
,y- The City of New Haven has voted nm ap.
preparation 20 build fence around their beautiful
green or public square The fence il be- constructed
double rails rhened by braces and lattice
work and supported by granite posts standing eight feet
apar' three feet in the ground four feet above ten inches
.luare m the bottom and eight inches Il, the top
- Rev DR. AroNzo POTTER oiiiciated on Sun
day IN - Peter. Church In Albany tor the last time
prior entering upon his charge Bishop OF the Die.
of pennsy ivania
IT. We learn from the HAMBURG, : G Journal
that Senator McDuie had visited that city His health
has greatly improved
Ia Jonathan d Stevenson and John NJ Keon OF
ih- city are announced in Washington
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Thing. in Philadelphia.


PHILADELPHIA, sept III 4 VI
We had at an early hour this morning heavy
rain which continued for time causing quite
hood in the streets and making the atmosphere quite
cool
We have nothing from the Seat of War this
morning by the southern mail. The Pcayune OF sun
day 2ith ait. does contain one word Of interest
send YOU Mobile dates Of the 18th Charleston 10Th. -
vannah 2-ih. Norfolk 3th. Louisville 9Th, Cincinnati
2-ih and - Louis I'D also enclose the Washington
Dnion Of Saturday night
BY the arrival OF the schooner Currency Captain
stewart AZ fhis port from Barbados learn that the
markets had become for American produce. o~-
ing to recent heavy arrivals. Corn Meal was down 10
sou and no prospect OF change, for Butter there
was no inquiry wifh large stock and Lard was
saesb.e Flour selling at so23 which was the only
article that would pay freight Corn ~ : p, snd black
eyed Peas al > - per ba. 0i Two bushels
The Natives meet IA tn 'ir respective w ards to-
night for the pupo OF nominating candidates for the
several Office 10 BE- filed IN October.
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Died a. Gonsives i Domingo. on the 18TH July, OF
yellow fever Mr. GEORGE ". WOO> TER, ate Of this
Cry. IN the 27ih year Of hs age.
His remains brou hi here and Inferred az torsfn
L /. on sunday last
This i thy hsnd work rem0r-elcs- death IN the De
cease Of this young a large circle II Trends are
called 20 mourn rrep-rAbis loss Possessed oi one
OF the kudesi ami w4ruest VI tue modest and most
generous hearts ], ever good fortune 70 know
dsiin guf-hed for al those ennObin- and generous tats
OF character vel calculated 90 excite strong and abiding
rendshp-hi-e.ry snd sudden death IS An event attend
ed with more than ordinary regret nut tnouEn ne hAs
gone his memory lives after him. and many 9ler'iing
heart bears ample testimony 20 the hold ne lad upon
their affections T. him the unfortunate never appealed
hi. hearr and hand were always open p them
Yet he has gone Nor mother. sister nor brother
nor friend shall him more On earth forever. And
thou. poor hesrt-sricken mother msy uod deAl kindly
with thee IN this hour Of thy sore affection AM give thee
strength 70 bear tins heavy blow with ueeknss and
thence though Thy dear IS dead, ne yet hveth.
and thou shalt meet him again IN better and
brighter world
The surviving relatives and friends Of the decreased
wish make this public acknowledgement II their
cere gratitude D. the lsr-e number OF the citizens ~
1Onayes Tor their kind sienil-n TO- and -ociiude Tor.
their dear friend during his last hours and pariicu
larry and II especial manner 70 1eorEe T Nelly.
Esq :. Vice Commercial Agent al GOnaives
snd 10 Ar Brown British Vice Consul Al That port for
Their sssidu1us and unrem,ng siteriions u the de-
ceased, both during his sickness d after his death
Their Endnsss Will never ~ De remembered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

x II our nation is not disgrsced It Is not for
want Of Encouragement by orr Government New
Orlean. correspondent Of the National lneseneer men
tons the extraordinary fact that though Cen Taylor
considerable body Of artillery with him IN Texas 'neS
have al been down there rItA0ri tasv gus II
appears that All Of the guns mat me d1ereh.
deachmens had Nth them az their respective points 90
ernbarkau0u from The United states were either
not Of the proper kind or caihre from some cause
were not suitable and that others 20 supply hsir place
be- shipped from the North, but which had no'
yet arrived
- \ correspondent Of the Baltimore sun OF Ju'
y 80 says
Supplies Of ammunition arr forwarded from the arsenal
tv almost every Conveyance % the south destined Tor
T~xa- The workshops resemble a beehive. The me
chanc- the Navy sri have al their tools in order,
md are ready for a call Al any moment
- James O. Law Wing offers himself as a
candidate f0r the Baltimore ~hernaliy
- man. name unknown. was run over and
killed IN sunday evening on the Philadelphia and Bali
more Railroad near the latter city
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Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
Pun ArrrrffrA sent

C0TresQOnlenct 81 INt IfIuNr
pHiLADELrHIA. sept l-P "
The Stock market continues quiet. but few sales
ranspirng except in some OF the fances such WI
mineon Railroad Pennsy wanna Fives firm at the
close Of the market a; IS improvement Of :, Read
ing Railroad Bonds declined selling at 6is. Illinois
special Bonds were heavy Al 81. For Texas Notes -
bid but offer made. For Texas per cent bonds
% bid - asked 10 per cents 30 bid. 81 asked.
Al present there are So prisoners IN the Nova
men-ing Prison Sc Of which confined in the untriei
and vsgrani department The prison without moral
instructor for the convicis snd the attention OF the
Grand Jury called the fact this morning By Judge
Parsons Several murder will be tried by the
C0ur OF oyer and Terminer during the present term.
The sh,ds attached TO Dingee X Co brick ward
va. destroyed by FIRE early hour this morning
N-o frame building in Haydock-si. last nj ht
Nine cases Of inioxication were before the Super
inicndentofihc Moyamensng Police on Sunday morning
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To C0IrerpOndents.

"A VAi1 Of 16 wastes four half sheets OF iooseap ~
saying very ue 10 the purpose oil about the Lano fl'
lion A. instance Of his perspicuity he 'a,e' ss.
we propose 10 have a state Convention :" s'u' WIN
80. w., n we were in doubt about them
Wha, we said was that those who undertake 10 sci up
tests Of Political orthodoxy which we cannot recognise
should give chapter and verse for ihemsnow saus a''o
rIeD The Wing party adopted and avowed such tests OF
feIlox.hp II they do this yet insist 'hat 'ne
mir, and general doctrines Of the Wing parry Justly
their snahernas let them give fair notice iha' 'hey
10 move resolution covering their grounu III '"'u'
yybiy Convention and let abide the result
Ami Nor gives statement as OF 'acrs reains
a., geu, in Rensselaer, County which, seriously ID
eupstng individuals should have been made speo'"o'
and backed by a respo n.ble name
i, ,.,tc c,,r,e.ponden; who uses the concentration
.,bou xb.per.,A j. informed that cannot make the
,hrsse square with our Murray He has leave 10 amend
on the usual terms which don't carry costs.
A hundred valued communications will be attended
10 AZ soon a. possible. Friends have patience'
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From Delaware and ~choharie.
TLa DlI0fr0re Gn-effe. Extra. u Friday. saw

The IJfinWurf Gu-efft, tNird, oi rlddl -dN-
Aduiani General Harrington arrived in town yesier
day afternoon with instructions from the Commander
ia Chef and Will remain few days 10 -uperniend the
organization of the force under the Proclamation
Yesterday two companies OF volunteers were formed
selected their ohccrs-repor'ed Themselves To the Ad-
iu,ar, General and were formed into separate battalion
of Light Infantry benjamin I Cook Of Franklin was
elected Captain of the first company. VIM Buckingham
Of Harper-feli Lieutenant and Angus Mcdonald Jr Of
stamford Ensign The sfcOnd company elected John
Il Baldwin OF stamford Captain Thomas t. Msrvine. OF
Walton Lieutenant. azi Palmer l. Burrows. Of Temp
kln-. Ensign
THOMAS MARINE Of Walton. was unanimously elect
"a NsOr of the battalion whose experience and ludg-
rneni render him peculiarly fitted for the station
The company of Light Infantry under the command Of
Capt BOLLEs Of the lJlst Regiment has been ordered
active service and report Themselves 10 Major MAR
VINE al this place
col Horror Of the Grh Regiment and Col NORTH
have been ordered 10 hold their respective commands
In r. a1iness any call that may be made for al
diiional force should il be deemed necessary.
The Argus learns from SchoharIe that the treaty
arrangements by which the anircnt associations and
Indian combinations agreed to be- dissolved and
under which the prisoners discharged. consid.
cred ns made in good faith and that they will be fulfilled
Already large number Of Indian DISCUSSES had been
cent No. and other indications made of disposition a.
comply with the terms OF the treaty
q THE SECRETARY OF THE TIRE ,srRi +,
que mons 20 the Manufacturers DO please Mr. Cal
houns friends IN south Carolina and they there
fore condemned unsatisfactory in the south Carroll
nian.
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MARRIED

September At by Rev Dr. Martin. Nr. D. J. BAkNEf
IN Mis- MARGARFTyrA WARD. daughter Of Thomas
Ward Esq all of this city.
On 80 April last by Rev. Mr. Jones, M. THOMAS
HULL 10 MARY daughter OF the late Moan h Ross. ksq
G. Garter OF Phtadelphia II Elizabeth : daughter Of
the late John Fell u Coldeuham. \. Y.
Al Addison Ne August Bird. By Rev. !. Fisher. JO-
SEPH MATTlSON u New-iork. 10 Miss MARY A.
WATT Of Addison
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Correspondence of Livingston 4 Wells Express.

NOMINAL, Aug II
l, is generally understood that Ministers have
abandoned the Education bill which passed second
eadng the last session Of the Provincial Parliament
O the upon which this has been done nothing
hcnuc Is known. but the rumored introduction OF an
her bill more in accordance with the views of the ts
opal Church has created much discomfort among al
ssscs OF dsseneis and there symptoms Of pretty
considerable storm brewing
The rumors OF war between Mexico and the United
states create considerable excitement here.
The Lower Canadian militia is undergoing reorgsni
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02

FtsE OoLooSc-Th- delicious Black Tea i sold by the
pekin Tea Company Is fuion-t fry per pound
Heretofore has been difficult obtain this superior article
ALL aud price less Than - Cts or 81 per pound
our readers would do well compare sample Of it with
for which they have given more money. The Young
Hyson sold this Chinese establishment at IS cents is
deraby better notion than anything in the shape OF
green tea have purchased dollar Try these
ieas and udge for yourselves.
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DIED-

At the residence OF Henry r. Van hensselaer tsq
Hudson on Wednesday evening. .7ih August. JACOB
RUTSEN only son OF Robert : and sarah &. Van Rens
seiser. aged 10 months
On Friday the 18th. Mr. JEREMIAH hILLMER 10
the 3'h year Of his age
A. savannah. Geo. August 18th. ROBERT BARRY
aged a years. formerly oi this Ciiy.
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NiHLo's.M Mr. Brougham. the celebrated Irish Comedian.
who has created quite sensation among the v-er- to lh
establishment plays Of his choice characters to night
supported by John Seton, Chppendae, Ncker.on, Mis-
Mathews. Mrs Watts sc Last evening Les Huguenots'
vas hailed with enthusiasm by crowded Saloon The in
imnbe Calve sang better THIS Opera will BE- given
for the last time. tomorrow night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02

Posr OFFICE SrlrisTics-Wc have obtained
ron the General Post Office the following list Of the re
ss which have been made under the former and pres
nj post Office laws These facts may assist IN showing
ne present operation of the system The receipts
Il these post Offices here vsriousy s'stcd-sone III,
,y,racc per week and others for the whole month Of
iuy In every they isl short Of the receipts OF the
rner law but IN various proportions as will strike The
At
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City Items.

nrh, Oh mos, credulous
reader. ia a tolersbiy correct
portrsiture Of the celebrated
and superiarvely gated
Skeleton Serpen; recently
digged from the bowels Of the
harmless earth by that most
indeia,igasie Of natura.isis
DR.. Albert Koch. whose IA
bors. for many years' Tn
cessing and unmitgaied-con-
Koch.ted the 'PrOck and built
the Missourium. and have
ended IN adding one hundred
and fourteen feet to the sub
lime science Of Ophioloy.-
This wonderful Skeleton-in
which, understand Us. We do
most po,enily believe, not
wi;hstanding that We choose
to sport a little with 50 mon
.trous a ia.l-has received
from the learned DOctOrhOch
the name Of HydraTgos SUI.
m1nii-or silliman's High
Dragon-in honor Of the dis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02

TROOPS FOR TKxAs-The Sloop Of War Lex
ngton will sail this morning, as is supposed for
Arkansas Bay, with between 400 and 800 troops and
some 30 officers 1t is believed that Major Erving
who has been ordered from Fort Independence will
take the command of this reinforcement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02

tY' We learn that meeting will be held AT
Grccnbureh, Westches,er county to day to organ
We Farmers Club for that accordance with the
provisions Of the constitution and bylaws OF the So
cc,y of Agriculture and Horticulture. Addresses vii
be delivered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02

- We wish 20 draw your attention and recommend al
% rail- At Of the beneficial heatpreserviog and
health restoring establishments In this or any other city
We mean the Knickerbccker Baths No lo Bowery. Ev-
cry ling that he desired for convenience and comfort
there 10 be- found and part Of he world the
accommodations superior the charges low-only
shilling for warm bath We wish to mention the
friends Of temperance that his establishment is conducted
the -tnce-i temperance order and advise all that
have called TO do and enjoy OF Inc greatest uN
nres imaginable (l