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without change Brs1 has been in great request and
for Pernspbuco rather higher rates have ocen 4oheo
tons Spectators have taken 1900 Americsn Sne eS
porters ls3O American and $50 East India lne,e nSc
been forwarded into the country unsold during te 30
month 10000 American and 400 Pernam5uco- lne
total sales OF the week amount 10 6sl9sD bales
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THE TRIBUNE.
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY %, lsa5.

r~s The FARMERS LIBRARY and MONTHLY JOIN
Nal .or AGEIcuLrvRg will be supplied To Agents snc
Boox.eiers at the usual discount The frs, number Il
now ready see the Contents In another column.
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For The Tribune

NITRATE or PorAsss, SALT PErRE.l-This sal
dssolves in FIRE six times its weight OF cold and IL
shout iwo-hhhs of 10 weight Of boiling water Il con
water Of capitalization. but holds portion o.
liquid mechanically lodged between the plates Of tn
crystals which is easily issipa,ed BY low Ignition
When exposed heat Of about Co. degrees il fuses
quietly oke liquid and # the heat be increased
to redness obtain oxygen the Of abou'
onehir Of the weight OF the salt employed One pound
Of this sa yields about 1900 cubic inches 400 pns
oxygen gas. If the heat be continued. the decompos
ton is entire potassa remaining behind. II nitro be
placed in tube and heat applied directly az the bottom
II is smsst explode When charcoal is thrown
upon red no; nitre, the combustion is violent and
the residuum Is carbonate OF potass.
Nitrate Of posssss powerfully promotes the combustion
Of inhsmmabe substances
have been led to the foregoing remark. IN conse.
quence OF the same phenomenA having frequently oc.
Cured without exciting sufficient inquiry IS 10 IL. proba
bic cause Il may be recoeced that few years since
IN Boston schooner loaded with SAT- pcfre took fire
and caused a most terrific explosion. The onions on
tins upper deck scattered III. entire CRY Of
Boston hope the above hints will lead 10 fall invest;
Cation Of the cause Of the recent explosion
Very respectfully, T. c.
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Thus they claim aggregate circulation of 49,. And
how think you the SIS weekly subscribers are made
up, by the peculiarly ingenious method Of Professor
Fisk srnersng the 1900 subscribers Of the defuDct
Erposiior which died in November last and was re-
vived under the mesmeric treatment in May ast-and
by the still ingenious and iarietched M.-meric
resurrection OF the subscribers 10 the deunc Chronicle,
which succeeded Dun Greens Itk9rdph IN l-J.. and
departed this life in l--'- or -i9. really do think thai
six years death really place the subject
beyond the reach Of Mesmerism. That would be
stretching my belief in Mesmerism too far altogether
/ can't 20 that However. give il ia you as a speci-
men OF the humbugs III the day.
There are some shrewed guessers here who say
that there will be some curious developments al the
meeting Of the next Congress 1t is well known
that Mr. Walker Is preparing a vast body OF stats
ties the subject OF the Tariff, and that the South
relies upon him TO bring ii down to revenue
standard On the other hand Mr. Polk is sort OF
committed by his celebrated Kane letter some
wha, in the opposite direction. You will remember
how distasteiu the Tariff part OF his Inaugural
to the Free Traders. Well. these shrewd guessers
aforesaid say that the plan OF operations will be for
Mr. Polk to mystify his opinions be did in the la
aagural, or else to recommend compromise be
the Free Trade ad ra0rens rates and the pre-
sent Tariff. and on the other hand Mr.. Walker
will come out fat footed for Free Trade To satisfy
the South and them that the Administration OF
which he is member must be in favor Of their no
lions when he comes out ia such a manner while
Congress- puzzled by this action will not do any
thing to the Tariff at all VIII this be sol We
shall see
Therehas been an occurrence with reference 10 an
Office seeker here which Is much TO his credit thai
cannot refrain from giving publicity 70 IT, yoing
named Jacob. came here we'll recommended for a
cerkship in one Of the Departments, and fully expected
TO succeed IN his application lie continued hope tl
all hs money gone, and ,a-n instead Of loafn NJ and
ding almost al IN similar circumstances would have
done he, finding he could obtain better and more
suitable employment engaged himself 70 work a
mon laborer On Pennsylvania Avenue tie dis
covered laoonng away hard be could and having
become Doised abroad the 0f the -upern-
'encent Of the work who Immediately promoted him
oversee certain portion Of the work am informed
he Is an intelligent and well educated young and !,
L. think. ply that with sucf noble independ
ent spirit who viii not sny disgrace IN labor should
waste time and opportunity IN seeking Office. msn
with such VII ought 10 command success and will DC
If he Will devote himself To any occupation whatever
THOUGHTFUL
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Con,,c,ion OF Green for Murder.

correspondence VI To aII"1'1O'
Troy, July l9-5P NJ
II. GREELEY, Esq-Dear Sir GREEN, who has been
ON trial in tn. city tor some days past for the murder
of hi. wife was this afternoon brought in GUILTY and
the Judge Parker sentenced him be hung the 10Th
September next. Yours. w W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-22

sARsAPaslLLA-Comstocs Co.'S Compound Fluid TX
tract Of Sasspanla, for the Of scrous chrome ro
mafi-, general debility cutsn-Ous Diseases scsy enf
tons Of the kn. eiter pimpes the isee, mercrs AM
-yphOid diseases, es from impure state OF TIE booo'
ulceraons Of the throat pains aud s"eDngs OF mr oon
liver affections and all diseases kn-ng from an impSs
Of The blood exposure and mpndence Of be etcss
.ye use ofmercury Ac The sarsapans be dspehscd
upon az good A. any either IN this country Europe Ts
pure extract il put up In large or larger bottles ny
sold fs g. the unprecedented lDw price Of ~ cents per
bottle or siX bottles Tor .saine Others charge ~
a .ayIng " Il Sold only NJ b lnunlands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-22

COSSELs MAGICAL PAfN ENrRAcroR--The great heal
ing save las obtained reputation fsT exceeding othf
article. The wonderful success which has .Oo~c us use,
especially IN buns, Of in-tarhy asyilg all pain and hes
lns without renders worthy the notice u overy ply
sicsn and parent, such IL eec 7royde tns
selves with supply Of il Immediately Such truly are ne
effects Of his great sansye and cAS saDs,sntair ms
assertion by gentlemen u the frat esyss,aolhy 10 this cy
who have used H. and have Witnessed ts rrnsfssoe ensc
We will warrant this article 10 please the user AMI cure
Of the follow ing complaints VIZ: Pimpss, biotfhss ~
ons, Ulcers, -uas, Eryspeas snbs, Cuts Bruises Lup
ions Sore Eyes and LIDS, Weak gh, Sore LIP. rsh
lures Sore Leg. Bnes and Warts, Fever Pans. Psin
back and side, Sore Spplrs Rough Hands Bssr.d sor
tace Dress for Bi-iers, White sseng. Cod IN "oaD''
Ease a.! COrns. Sold only ~ Il CourtaDd-sueet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-22

RUNoRFp DUEL.-li - rumored that Mr. Ozark
the oco Foco candidate tor Congress IN the Nrboro
D,srict and Mr. Dmock the Editor Of the North siae
Wing have proceeded Virginia or Maryan 70 hight
adnei-,he former gentleman being the challenger
Raleigh n c. Register 18th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-22

FEEE EXHIBITIONS, ELYsiAS FIELDs-every after
noon tbs week Mr.. McCsrty. the popular proprietor
Of the Coonnade is attracting thousands Of quiesnd re-
spectacle citizens 10 witness the novel and interesting
srnusenents which come Of. the Elys.an fieids-
These gratutous efforts and entertain visitors
the lovely grounds Of Hoboken glad 70 learn
duly appreciated by the public. Mothers, you are
anxious of pleasing your children at Little expense taxe
them to the Elysian Felds-they will be delighted with
the jaunt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-22

" Several o! Richs Improved Paten, sasnAndsr
Safes exposed to the most Intense heat during the
late ConaAsrarion Three large ones have been found
the books and papers in them untouched by IRE See
Certificates from the Of the Safes, in adver
Using columns Some Of the books and papers may Be
seen q the ofics Of the Agco,, 1851 ws,ersI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-22

r. Samuel n. BurreI Of Brooklyn. was assault
ed this City Saturday night last By two men armed
with clubs who knocked him down and then robbed him
Of diamond breast pin which he had In his bosom and
about $50 IN money. he hes in a very critical state
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-22

- The Original Genuine Pulmenic Syrv1J
Prepared exclusively In New York. be had - 49,
oa IN old established Office VI the Proprietor, NO
street -.
While the young man" who formerly insrses'se =
my business continues refer my name o. numoS
my name IN any way. II may bs well to notscs my
versemsnt another psxe. hesded .Ceauoa " ~ IL
bc" ~ rs bEEk4Ak WS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-22

BALM Or CoLU asIA FoR BALDsEs@-Persons whose hair
falling have got harsh dry hair ought imm-dssy
Oobiain bottle of this hair Is the most efca
coUs preparation In use and those who pafchoe VII
have occasion Ia regret the cost of he bottle The genuine
article be- had No. q CORTLAND street. will produce me
wonderful effect with the east RecOeci, VII
restore the hair where has fallen fssg out and pSo
duce full heavy head of hair Be and yet the gens~
with Comstock Co.'S on each wrapper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-22

Nt,to,s-Mrs Movaf sustained Lucy isitoa with gresi
success s.t night The saloon crowded In all paru
and tbe genera opinion prevailed thai the Brid< Of Lsrser
aor hi hS uost suceessful Of this ladys performances
which nav be in some attributed 10 u beng more
original dan this gifted sdy hes attempted she re-
pvs.s Is tonight
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APPOINTMENT ny THE PREslDENr-off ieisl.
Henry A,trRFLt 20 be- Deputy Postmaster n Roch.
ester IN the state of New York in the place Of : An
drcws renewed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-22

~ The Semi Centennial Jubilee today a, Union
College-thc Grafton by the oldes, graduate the
Address by R.shop Potter. the speeches sentiments
and bca mo,s OF the dinner table where a ,bouss nd
guests many Of them honored sons of Union. will
st down together around the hearth stone of their
Alma Mafer-will be- Of much interest to most o.,
our readers 1t will be an intellectual and social re.
union like the Berkshire jubilee last year. Ac-
eordinsly, the gentleman who reported the Bcrk-
shire Jubilee for us will attend on our behalf and
give us a sketch Of the proceedings which we shall
publish ON Thursday morning
~ On the First Page to-day viii be found Notices Of
New Publications Slavery In Kentucky; Harvard Uni
versify; Anti Ren,ism in Delaware County; Irish Char
setter and variety Of News Isems'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-22

CAUTIos.-Daeys forlgna and gsnanej Pain Exifsc,os
At Il COurland New York Remember the fue sod
only Beware OF an article purporng to be Dsley- wbes
Is a dangerous counterfeit
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poISss IN OUR LAW COURTS YEsrIRD,v

COMMON PrxAs-Sos q II %. NJ. n p q "a x
~ q =. -, ~. "a. 81. 81. -. "a. Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-22

Dr. FELIX GouRArDs ITALIAN INDICATED sos,<. srr-
moving Freckes, Tan, sun Burn. Pmpes, 81, abe, sa-
owne-. Reduces a8d all Cutaneous D-sr-es Il Il lo
mos, d~licon. Emoliieni Shaving Conpoup For sas
y .e Doctors original depot g. Wa ,r street la s0's
sSoa Broadway, Boston, A. ;. 10, ,,sn , Mik srps,
Lowell, Carleton Co.; New b. .,ford W. l. G.nS1
Worcester, Green Cot SPIN. .,fed BIS, Myer, No.
Haven; Backg- Boil Troy Pierce s,an~ix Hal A.
bany. T. b. Tuue, Asser oily Buildings Ch.srgf Pols
del pha Beware OF base and dangerous c0unis,s snc -
member ua 'hr lenne Is sold Only above and 1ai ~
Gaze as ne words DR.. y. FenS (ogrsads Italian Ae
eseo soap, ~ l. compressed win mould, and N ~
or' iae Sinile on each splendid Embssed Wrapper U's
De NOpDs SAkssPAsILLA AND WILD CHtRtf ~
itss-a successful Combination of those two medical
inc sfA>ish sARsAfAsLL. and the isgslcAs w I'D ".
sf IL no" ior dc nrst time offered tO s pubic u ne p
"r- OF Dr. Wood. Tbese vegetable fenedes have oaS ~
o.'-i me a. ghe- repye IN tie medical world .nd Dr -
y VI Medicine, and al risrs In th~ Nedics Nssfs fs
uniformly spoken Of them with the ses, respect Vd coz
hdence The for ts efficacy IN diseases Of the booS
NE other for Its great tonic power, with nvsgAo proy
FOR sayDg nervous irritation and exc'abify hos bers OF
ceieb'aied In Dr. Woods Ssrssparils and .vld CT,
Biuers they found sctng together with p rec fAspei
and success and forming By their union lew "a
i've and agreeable Tonic and Apeneni Me,icDe and s'
for ali diseases Of the blood, stomach ant Day OF fa
Be particular ard ask for Dr. WOODS Ssrssps nls y"
Wild Cherry Biiiers, and receive no other
Agents-New- York. DIR. VIM H. Minor ls2 Br osdws
Geo. o. Gunn 3ll bl-eckefst; r.. NJ Guon, IN Bo~s:y
Brooklyn james ". smith. Fulton and CrsnbsrUSt
~ jeI7 2swlp'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-22

L v RNDr.hSON, Nulcf Engineer.
The Commuu ication was .rcierred a select com.
mi,tee consisting Of AID Hart and Meserole At late
hour in the e. enng AID. Benson moved resolution
calling the Recorder 10 charge the Grand Jury the
same subject and approprians 500 TO farhering the
investiesticn-the money to be expended under the
cosniz Of the District Attorney. This led very
warm and spicy discussion between Aldermen Benson
and Messcrole ending OF course in the putting down OF
the Alderman from the Third by the conscientious
President Chxrtick. SIS being out Of order
Mr.. charlick himself then condescended to go down
aad make anexcrucisinsly funny speech very properly
reouked by Mr. Benson. and explained with ar sbun
dance OF awkward anger by the gentleman from the
tirst The resolution was submitted 20 the special
committee with power
The Comptroller presented a report and ordinance
making the following additional appropriations for the
service of the present year
Aqucdnet repairs ....-...... sSno
"o~A' S,a SAps ON CONTRACTS made prior
n. D.,sa, $40 Observation-Disclosures. &7-a5 o5llp
Docks and Slips repairs. .... ssooo
Fire Department - s,oSs,
Streets opening, trust accounts. .... ssT0
The appropriations were made ae.s con
The Committee Laws reported on the exned;
epcy Of removing the Marine court from IL. nr...r, Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-22
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
~ We have no news by this Mornings Maj

Court Caleudnr-THis DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-22

II The Union, pauses in its work of grinding
out Cabinet harmony. TO favor us with the folio"
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IRELAND

MEETING % CATHOLIC PRELATEs-On Thurs
dsy the 10Th ult the Preates assembled at Msynooth
devoted their attention the New Colleges Bill and the
notifications proposed by Government Having already
synod held in Dublin unanimously adopted me
moral and resolution. embodyng their opinions and
suggesting the changes which they considered lndspsn
sable the preates did deem II advisable unde the
circumstances take any further step. The preates
have determined to establish pro;essorship OF
ecclesiastical history. and have selected Rev. Dr. Rus
sci, aman OF great learning 70 MI the new chair.
MURDER or A MAGISTRATE N CAyAy.-The &c.
counts from Cavan that g. +. Bel Booth, E-q- a
ms-rate whilst returning from Church On the I'D ut
IN his gg accompanied BY TWO o. hs children, slot
By man smoking pipe. who deliberately stopped the
gg and lodged the contents Of horsepisto IN the
fortunate genegnan's forehead. The horse, frightened
by the report Of the shot away throwing the two
children the rosd-one Of them had hls arm broken Ia
the fall By the wheel Of the yiz passing over IL The
murder perpetra.ed house called the Rocks
short distance from Fillmore Church. The murderer is
still large The Government on receiving intelligence
Of this murder directed increase II military force in
Csvan.
From the Circular Of Messrs George Holt g. Co.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAHxEr-Report fcr the reek
eadirS July 1--WE have sril stirring Cotton market
and ar-e transactions taking place daily This nas now
been continued ong the part OF the trade who may
be considered purchasing from prudent precsuton
AIRY reasgn. rather than from necessity oined also dur
ng the ast three weeks by considerable business on
speculation as % De oorkns out slight advance IN
prices Tie advance hitherto Il so slight only ID On
middng qualities Of American serve FOR an ndics
ton thai the article Is in good request rather than
proof Of any changed position of It's value longer
course Of the extensive business would probably
be more perceptible in our currency There hardly
BE- any doubt that should any accident arise 20 check
divert the supplies Of Cotton TO this country. in
slight degree only. scale OF prices would undergo
considerable disturbance and il s to guard against this
possibility that the spnners now taking large
stock 1900 American have been taken speculation
and 1870 American and so sursf for export The to,s
sales of the week amount to g. go bales
From the Circular Of the United Brokers'
considerable business has again been transacted this
week and prices OF the middle qualities Of American are
ID p higher The interior snd better kinds remain
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eDey Of removing the Marine cevr from i,s presens 10
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-06-20
Communication.

Mr. EDiroR .-Allow me through the medium Of
the Free Press to recommend to the public the AGA.
deny ut jericho Center, now under the control o
Mr.. Alexander Miller. Mr.. Miller is q finished
scholar, and abundantly qualified TO carry through
an acacemcal education any that may place them.
selves under his instruction. He is a thorough and
systematic teacher, and aims to lay in the minds of
his pupils foundation for sound discipline. Having
had considerable experience nm Instructor, he is
well prepared exert his energies to the best posi-
BILE Improvement of his scholars, and that he will
so do in the future is evidenced from the past. But
aside from the qualifications of the Principal, Jericho
Academy commends itself to the favorable notice of
all who are interested for themselves or for their
children and wards ina course of education from ts
location. 1t is situated in beautiful region of coun-
try removed from the many temptations that beset
the student in larger villages, in the midst Of good
society and healthful moral influence.
The writer has had but a very short acquaintance
with the people of Jericho, but far as they have
been known by him. he is confident that their infiu-
ence upon the young, is and will he beneficial II
certainly is the policy of community to patronize
"home manufactures" should it not be so in reference
to our home institutions especially when they are as
good as those abroad, furnishing the same facilities 10
the student at much cheaper rate. Jericho Acade-
my is designed for both and all the branches of
study usually pursued m our schools and Academies
are fought INEDITUS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-06-20
GENERAL JACKSON Is DEAD

The Louisville Democrat of Wednesday
last contains the following melancholy intel
ligence:
The term of his eventful life closed on
Sunday evening, 9Th inst, at 6 o'clock.
On Sunday morning the report reached
Nashville that he had expired, owing to his
having tainted away, in the attempt to re-.
move him from his char to his bed. He.
however, recovered for few hours.
short time before his death, he took an
afleclonate leave of his friends, and domes-
tics, retaining to the last, his senses and in.
telcct uncouded. He expired with the nj :
most calmness, expressing the highest conf
dcnce in happy immortality through a Re-
deemer.
General Houston landed at Nashville, al
half past six, on Sunday evening, and set of
in haste to the Hermitage, but was met ly
the physician, who informed him that the
General was no more
We received this intelligence from Col. ].
c. EIdredge, who accompanied Gen. Hous-
ton from Texas, and who is now on his wav
TO Washington city.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-06-20
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

In consequence of the new stimulus which
the Tariff of 1S43 has given to Iron manu-.
features, in connection with the late extraor-
binary demand in Europe for Rail Road
iron, the inventive genius of some our Yam.
KEGS has been at work 10 make such dis
coveries in the manufacture of Iron as would
improve its quality and at tho same time re-
duce lis price, and we are happy TO know
that IN one instance, the most gratifying sue
cess attended the efforts of one of our coun-
trymen, who has secured, both in this coun-
try and in England, patent for his inven-
ton. The individual is Mr.. w. c. Green
OF New Jersey, and his experiments have
been made at the Boonton Iron Works OF
Messrs. Shermans g. Atwater of this city,
These works are situated in New Jersey.
Mr.. Green's Improvement is in the pro-
cess of pudding the iron from the pig to the
bar. Instead of using the pig iron, which
costs about $35 the ton, he is enabled to use
a large portion of the ore, which COSTS but
$3.50 per ton, by which he effects in labor
and material a saving of more than 80 per
cent, and he gives far better quality of ion
than that which is obtained from the pig; as
much better in appearance as China is better
than earthern ware. We have seen and
compared the new specimen with iron made
in the old way, and have marked the con-
trasts as very great. Mr.. Green's fortune is
made, as it should be. The new iron, to all
appearance, must be very tough, and its val
NC in this particular for certain manufactures
must be very great. Mr.. Green's secret
consists chiefly in mixing a composition with
his ore and iron while in a molten state, by
which the carbon is more ra pidly exhausted
than it is under the old process, and the iron
is thus in half the time, left tougher and finer.
-New Hacen Palladium.
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>fGI@
{ lllu0tDyC
COUNTY CONVENTION.
FRIDAY MORNING JUNE2o 1916

The Wings of Chi,tenden County are no.
tilted 10 send delegates TO Convention TO be
held at the fremont House in Willston, on
TUESDAY the FIRST day Of JULY
next, for the purpose of nominating County
Senators, and the transaction of other BUSH
ness appropriate TO the occasion. In accord
ance with established usage, a new ticket
will be called for on this occasion, and it is
therefore desirable that every town should
be fully and fairly represented.
r. +. STRONG,
ROLLA GLEASON,
BENZ. FAIRCHIlD, County
LEONARD SHERMAN, COMMITTEE
w. b. VELIE,
JAMES W. HICHOK.
jane Is, 1915.