New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

81 for Brandywipe Wheat is inactive and gong into
store holders refusing 1872 cents the offering price
Corersee6 is In demand s. So and Whisky at 80 cts.
Thn :" American Sentinel" on Monday next, will
cease rs morning paper, and be thereafter published as
evening paper
Noforegn arrivals to-day
THE SABBATH AND THE PREss.-Wi,h scarcely
an exception, says the N. Y. Evangelist the whole
press of the country religious and secular, encour-
ages the movement in favor OF better observance
oftbe Lord day and lends it an efficient aid AS 4
specimen OF the tone in which the secular press Is
speaking out on this subject the following extract is
given from the Phadel phia North American:
Many Of our best citizens are uniting in the effort to
secure more general Observance OF the Sabbath Inc
movement does credit TO the community. IL Is most I'M
por,ant in every eht in which it be considerable
the good for 1t upholds ordinance OF the Most
Hgh-o the friends OF law and order Tor to the desecra-
ZION OF the Sabbath the largest number and the
worst the offences that disturb the public peace TO
the advocate of temperance for Sunday Is the Saturnala
OF the nebrate-to the benevolent for the Sabbath is
the poor only day OF rest-to the sordld money
maker for it is that labor can be done
with than without Gods and natures seventh day OF re-
noyaon-to the advocate OF mans intellectual improve
ment for one day devoted to truth will make the hum
best wise-to the religious and rregious to ali reason
bic men, even the sordid and selfish. II is profitable
that the Sabbath should be observed To the nation 1t
Important The traveller, whithersoever ne may bend
though their sky may be harsh and their soil sterile ree
prosperous and happy while those whs desecrate 1t are
seryie ignorant impoverished, proigate and wretched
Is therefore, question for sects--it belongs TO the
people No desceration of the Sabbath, heher by 0Ucrr
en corporatoRs ndiridRdls Is necessary and none
profitable Let the subject be kept before the people
and The champions of the Sabbath will win triumph
which will for preserve from wrinkles the fair brow
Of the Republic"
Let the pulpit and the press let societies and in
dviduas continue hold up this important subject
I'M .,.sl,
strong enough and general enough 10 secure 10 every
citizen the undisurbcd enjoyment OF the Sacred
Day. n
The ASPECT OF THE SEsSIoN.-There is to be a
sober time of it at Washington the coming Winter,
if the promises are kept which have been made by
correspondent of the Boston Traveller. He says ::
1t usual before the session of Congress TO predict
gay season. and thus throw the bait to the lovers OF
pleasure In different parts OF the country but anougn
the genius of pleasure usually divides with the genius OF
politics the empire during the Winter at the Capital
doubt whether may expect so much dissipation as
characterized the administration OF Tyler and IN this
matter the example OF a President and his vile Is
powerful.
TYLER was much Influenced by his young, gay, laugh
Ing fashionable wife, and they conved to have perpetu.
adancng the peoples house and TO make the most OF
their short 1t is believed different ORDER oil
things will least be attempted lift do not prevail tins
Winter. All these things are contrary to Mrs Folks
taste as well as her religious principles she mas assur
cd me with her own mouth that matters shall be amend
edin the department ofhe saloons this WINTER as ms
kind ofdisspaton is congeniato the feelings neither oil
herself nor her husband who regularly retres by eleven
o'clock.
Then look the composition of the Cabinet in this re-
son. Mrs. Walker is said 10 be an enemy OF dancing
Mrs. Johnson is probably no great friend to H. MIS-
Bancroft has recently committed TO the silent dust
blooming daugher-and only one, ii not an only
child. Mrs Buchanan-therc is no such lady, for the
Secretary of State is political Romanist 9H0dd koc
though Otherwise sound Presbyterian. lie goes prac
tca for celibacy and is not carried away on the cur
TENT Of lashion and pleasure
LARGEST FACTORY BUILDING IN THE WORLD.
The central part of the Portsmouth Steam Factory which
IS aN feet long, is two-thirds up; and should the
weather continue favorable will be covered before Christ
mas The Eastern wing of $50 feet will be built in the
spring; and the Western wing of $50 feet will probably
oe built the of next year The centre part 10
70 De six stories high the wings five stories blight Of
ne lower story ID feet of the other stories II feet Inc
epgin oil The front will be oQ4 feet or about entn OF
nie There will be about four acres OF flooring nths
portsmouth Factory. Number OF spindes, $1,000; mum
Ger OF operatives from 1900 to 1900
In the rear two parallel buildings, stories high
Will be extended 100 feet back from the junction OF the
man hading with the wings; and between those build
ne o. feet IRON The main structure, the boiler house
TO be erected The foundation Of the chimney,
which TO be 40 feet high laid and is in progress of
erection.
Agendemsn who has been travelling the las, year in
pursuit OF informston respecting manufacturing estab
nshmen,s, and who has visited more than thousand
factories informs that the larges, factory building he
as seen or heard of Manchester in this State which
Is sio ieetin length. Theirs is factory in England
compare with il for size Portsmouth Jour-
MARRIAGE NOTICE EXTRAoRpINARY-The fol.
lowing most extraordinary marriage notice we copy
from the Baltimore Covenant an organ Of the Odd
Fellows. Taliaferro P Shaffner must be tremen-
ocas man TO maintain his perpendcularity under
sach suPerincomben, mass of official disnities:
aARSIEp-in Worcester. Massachusetts, on Thurs
day, October 9.h TAI. P SrIArrNER ESQ Attorney and
Counselor at Law, of Louisville Nv Past Grand 81
Prizes, and Grand Patriarch of tina, State Grand Repre
sentative the Grand Lodge OF the United STATES from
he Grand Eucampment OF Kentucky Junior Editor nj
The Covenant OF Baltimore, Ex,Editor of The Free
Mason OF Louisville, Corresponding and Recording Sec
,ary aud Librarian OF the Kentucky Historical Soce,y
Recording Secretary OF the Board Of Missions OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church South, Captain of the LIST
Company l32d Regiment, 29th Brigade OF kentucky
Militia &c 10 Miss NANCY r. PRATT of The former place.
Papers throughout the Union including Texas,
oregon and California, please copy
REMEDY FOR LocKJAw.-Having seen the Ar
gus ,he els, of the death of the con OF Mr.
hnoIew WATSON. from Lock jaw from nail accidentally
an INTO his oo. would state for the benefit OF those
I.s'eo from similar causes, that common cent or
ece OF copper bound firmly upon The wounded pat ana
sesuhi contact with Will almost immediate snd
relief snd cause the wound TO speedily heal whe-
De made by rusty nsi, steel instrument, SPLINTER
otner cause either in foot hand or other part oil
Nc Nc ooay n. B-Rusty furnished copper is prefera
bright copper, though either will answer. lH Il.
ALBANY Argus.
party of Long Island sportsnen were ar
M On TIE I'D inst for killing quantity of fowl oy
in,ss OF oecoys stools &c. Delaware Bay. They
70 carry their spells the NewYork market
NHefe clspose OF them.
,bs Inc passengers In the steamer Hibernia at
WI e when she go narrowly escaped dreadful ship
Ryr;s % reaching ST Johns addressed letter Capt
their high sense OF the promptitude and
exhibited by him and his crew in the perilous
s'ahces In which they were so suddenly placed.
sha0n' Chemical Hair Invigorasor, and many
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