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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-29
BY JOSEPH HrGEMAN. Auclioneer

" H. JONES AuctOneer
DY W. IL, JONES Il 90. on "Wednesday, July ~.
ID At Os dock A. NJ at Store of d. ingersol Co. No
p Pearsree 1900 casa Boots and Shoes, avery desms
assortment for the Fall trade. just received ron me
mandatory N%' W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-29
6liua,lons, &1. Uanreo.

.ALE~NAN.-A gentleman from he south West who
ren.ively acquainted " Ith merchants 10 virginia
CsrcHns Teune-.-e. A'a ANA and Mississippi w.nt- A
.fu-f-o1 a. Salesman ir dry goods otbug house He
believes be- could influence ler-e amount OF trade anf
Sorf h willing f0 travel lurng il- -.. busy months He
,vod engage with good h0u-- for commission on
sn.0un, of t- sales. Address Virginia Tribune Office
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-08
AGRICULTURAL ADDRESS.

Alta meeting Of the Executive Committee Of the Berke.
ley Agricultural Society held Saturday last, Col En-
WAND CoIsToy. the President Of the Society," selected
deliver the Annual Address the 18th Thursday in Oc-
tober. Col COlstun ia both scientific and practical
agrcuurist-a Of reading, reflection and observation
and we have DOUBT that he will discharge the duty de
yoyed upon him, with honor 20 himself and with benefit
and instruction the public nj afge.-NartiRsJurg GaE.
We are glad to see that Col. CostoD, after
dangerous and alarming illness yea ago, is re-
stored to usefulness amongst his fellow. cltizons;
a I'd il is further matter of qualification to find
him at work in a field in which men of all parties
and conditions in life may meet without any other
than a generous strife.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-08
THE ARMY-PRoMPT MOVEMENT

Observing several commcndsto-y notices in the papers,
Of the prompiness with which the Lexington was made
ready for after receiving orders the Navy Depart
ment, be improper say that equal praise
due the officers the army, promptly executing
orders assemble and prepare for cbskaon the troops
in the Lexington to Texas, which sailed on the
ID inst.
Orders were despatched from the War Department on
tue afternoon OF the 23d August for the
"f seven companies vi artillery Fort Columbus, New
York habor thence be embarked in the Uniisd States
ship Lexington, for the army Texas Five OF the
panies drawn from Fankford arsenal Pennsylvania
Boston Portsmouth, New Hampshire; and POrtlsnd,
Maine. The detachment from the most distant station
Portland reached New York the morning of the 30h,
when the whole command OF Avs officers and men, under
MAJOR j. Ewing, ID regiment Of artillery with all their
supplies and equipments for service. perfect read
TO embark.
The prompttudo with which the orders OF the War De-
Union.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-08
GEORGIA.

The Locos always have some humbug at COM
mand on the approach of an election. The game
is now in operation in Georgia, in which State
it will be rccollected, an election for Governor
and members of the Legislature, is shortly to be
held.
Although Texas has been, TO all in,ents and
purposes. admitted into the Union, still the charm
ofthe name is destined to work wonders for the
Locofoco party. On the Saturday preceding the
October elections, there is to be a Teras Barbe-
cue
The administration Of Governor Crawford (son
Of the Enquirer's iavorte candidate for the Prcsi-
dency in ls2i-Bank man though he was) has
been entirely une1cePtonable-so successful
IN its effects upon the general interests oil the
State, and so cconomcal-that party inalignity
finds nothing substantial to carp at, and the old
game of Humbug is the resort; and 1erds Jubi-
lee is to be the charm work power again into the
hands of the spoilers" Ii is TO be hoped that
the object of this claptrap contrvance will be too
palpable to the people to have the desired effect
even with the stuff about Oregon and the "odi-
GUS Tariff superadded.
Ii is pretty well demonstrated that under Craw-
fords Wing Administrations. the publiccTeditwas re-
vived-the State bonds were enhanced IN value
the public debt reduced and the interest punctualy
paid-and the State saved from the stain Of repu-
diation. Yet all these things are TO be forgotten
omitted by senseless cry about Texas and
Oregon.
In addition to other good acts it is also stated in
the Georgia Wing papers, that Gov. Crawford
produced a material reform in the management of
the Poor School Fund, hitherto n source of emol-
ument only for the agents. The subject was thor
oughly investigated-the commissioners were re-
quircd to make their reports according to law
and the blessings of Education are likely hereaf-
ter 10 be substantially dIfiused among the people.
Upon this point, the Georgia Journal has the
following paragraph:
GLAND REvKEsIoS. AND Teachers OF Poor CuiLpRIS.-
To day, I'D ins the grant reduced to twenty five
dollars per lot and Is believed that several hundred will
be Immediately applied for, and taken out very large
number persons present. aud reasonable 10 nntci
pate will be received by the Treasurer with what
already hand than enough TO the Teachers
Of Poor ehildren for their services in 1872 and 1873
This useful class affords pleasure TO are
indebted the Wing Legislature Of lsi3 and 10 Whs
Executive Governor Crawfod) for policy, which satisfies
their claims against the State Neglected say the least
OF H. by the previous Democratic Governor aud Democratic
Legislature, they will reap their reward How much
honorable md we is this provision Tor the payment
OF Teachers of Poor Children than for the amount "a
be placed the Central Bank. 10 he loaned out TO party Ia
Worries, be otherwise unprchtably disposed of!
The Southern Recorder estimates the probable receipts
into the Treasury from this during the presen, month";
at eighteen or twenty thousand dollars"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-08

The Editor Of the Albany Argus has recently
become very bellicose in his feelings. He cries
out for ''pushiDg on the column" 10 Texas-though
we have not heard that he has yet rendered his
own services to aid in the determination of the
Mexicans. Little more than year ago, when
Mr.. Van Buren, and Mr.. Wright, and a large por.
ton Of the "Oid Hunker" Democracy, were op.
posed to annexation, the Argus "pipcd the strains
of peace" most mollfu,usly. Some OF lis coien.
poraries have hunted up the documents" one of
which inyeighed against the horrors of War, in
most eloquent terms. II said
"The trppuRs Of the wshorse, and the glitter Of
armed lcgion- tickle the fancy and poos tho eye but the
people that they place leadea ueRhf upon The han is
Of honest iaJor II for this State, me
regard UarS UadetateR for such sesh purposes.
THE GREATEST EtiLs THAT cas- AFFLcr 4 COUNTRY Z"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-08
SOMETHING NEW AGAIN.

Monsieur DArect, member Of the French institute,
hiss brought forth discovery Of and information
90 wheat growers. bakers housewives and pastry cooks
having succeeded IN making yerabe, good eating. oKce
lent, edible bread. without particle Of flour Below
ed discovery.
Reduce the common Irish potato consistent Mash
mix with 1t the impnpable powder Of bonos-subec the
n baking heat, and the result will be excellent
sort Of bread in every way te,embng 10 TASTE aud
appearance the best wheaton bread o our bakers shops
Hamburg Is CO Journal
Potsto Bread is no novelty-and il is probable
the "powder of bone" is merely added to give
the appearance of cart aud mystery" to the
mixture. The Irish have long since found the
potato an excellent substitute for flour, or necess.
tate hut many persons in all countries where this
nourishing esculent is abundant and Of good qua.
lily, use Il in preference TO flour.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-08
M VACANCY

We have already published, from the Staun,on Specta
tor the agreeable intelligence, that Dr. F. T. Stribng had
onsdeod his determination resign his office of Su
perintendent of the Western Lunac Asylum, and the
solicitation the friends o both himself aud the lnsiiIu
on had agreed continue his responsible THIS
announcement will obviae the necessity OF publishing
vsrious commendatory notices sent TO OF eminent ply
sicans worthy Of the succession. In addition 10 Dr.
Strbngs peculiarly happy temperament and capacity for
governing unfortunate lunatcs the advantage his
perence gives him. paramount reason for his connu
and will be source Of qualification
the friends Of humanity every portion Of the country
The duty rksome one but it brings with j, an in
nppreciable reward.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-08

THE TARuF-" Knowing how we'll you love the Jiq,k
tariff, il will crafty you To learn that Mr.. Walk.
er, the Secretary Of the Treasury s unwoafying in ks
sJsrfOHs 10 collect such statistical information refer
ence 70 II. both in ~ commercial and domestic bearings,
will show II 10 the county oil lie depayy and "
glazing nc,nuDyertibe Hdek facts will de- the decd may
almost announce t. you that hi, cHecrnbo relic Of Wing
gerry doomed. am also informed that equally efficient
measures Will be taken ~ CCstabs that excellent demo-
cratic regulation known a. the Sub Treasury, and that
early rc.oracimcnt will be urged upon the Com
gres.. -Lefer ~ the Nsto York ErsHing Past II. F.
Tho Tariff u doomed, - ~ II II ~ doomed to
MAINTAIN the "fevonue Standard the probability hst
II will be kept Of higher fste than the Wings dc
sire Tho payment Of $1,000 a stcamboa, Tor stsnins
day sooner h3n intended, aui the claims likely
upon The Treasury from the oyetlenous patriotism Of Gen
Gaines will require the Tariff to be Jiaetsr than ever
Mr. Buchanan and the PennsJ yana dupts who rely upon
the letter u Kane will be particularly granfed with Mr..
Wakct's " o1sfu0us.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-08
vERY ApppnpRfArr

u is stated that Caleb J. McNuly, the dssuGng Clerk
Of the House Of Representative received o. home BY
his brother Locos with salute Of artillery IL seems.
from statement % the Ohio State Journal that there s
lack Of kindred syins in that quarter and a list Of
ihofough-g going Sub Treasarers-asn who understand
their busness-is published, showing that "iellow feel
ing" produced Ihs wondrOus kindness towards Cslcb
The jolacaOns Of three Of the xnenbets OF Bolfd
Of Pubc Works ,LoeOs) given snd they amount TO-
goihsr " upwards Of fpsHtyFiH hops0Hd doiiaG
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-08

The ToNrfNE LNp TIE LioHTsiSs.-It is almost in
credible that the lightning should have struck the Tonuno
the way did, and not inf fatal injury TO
The house crowded with guests and the basemen and
attic filed with servants. The rooms imprsRnstod
with the subtle hIid mot with " thundcrbo " sort
metallic wedge sstute folks imsRiHc) and IL
psfsyzng influence ,lt by almost every individual
the house Not less than four FIVE peroEs painful
~ affected by II, and yet oil escaped serious injury al
though passed through quite number Of About
eghy pains OF glass were broken IN the observatory. and
in the fourth story Of the Tontne. IN the through
which the Gud % sed three four windows entire
ly demolished !-Nfw HAVEN PALLAnUY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-08

BOSTON MARKET wkDSEsplr AFTERNOON, Sept J.
Couou-we could not hear OF any transactions To day
worth reporting. Provisions-There is good business
DOING, and prices have upward tendency sales OF lou
Dbl. Lard ordinary at sc; $50 Dbl. prime Pork Slii
700 do mess $l4; 200 do clear, SIS. cash aud mes
Cor-Thc market is dull several cargocs atcat unsod
yellow /. selling at 5sa59e white. 57s5sc. oats, 36a31c
Flour-The demand i. good and price. have advanced.
Sales OF tennessee brands SAL do extra common.
SIS. Cofee-Thc stock hand is small. Sales ct ST.
Domingo Mt 6&,7e. Lcgwood-i25 tons st. Domingo
sold at STA. moe. Sugar-There but little done
to-day. The from Europe are favorable, and
prices have an upward tendency.-Afias.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-08
N. Y. MARKET-sep, 4.-aiP. N.


There large leather sale this morning. and prices
fully half cent per pound higher than iast weeks
sale. quality considered.
The sales OF Important rs the letters nave
not been read Opinion is not altered by the news
Flour is essentially varied 5000 brs Genssee psu
from and part fresh. taken at $40 aud iVVo
br Just arrived but fresh, Si56i62 without renspee
6pu
Southern flour remains 75ass. and Brandy is held
S.. No sales Of gram. Oats quoted 43sa'c.
Sugar and coffee both thought better Tor the nett
$50 s. z. bbls whiskcy sold 221 cents, being slight
decline.
Rice has advanced tsi with considerable sae prime
sold at S475 100 lbs, aud is now held at So
T. l. Salt is the Keys and Use: Is offered here
To arrive. and accepted.
Nothing important in exchange or money.
p. 5. Evening-rho sales OF cotton. are aoo bales Tor
the day prices steady There has been much done in
sugar cVee through the day 100 cask good rice sold
at Sc lb.-JouR Con-.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-08
SERIOUS ILLNESS OF JUDGE STORY.

We learn, says the Boston Traveller OF Wednesday
nn tina, Judge Story OF the U. s. Supreme Court
rously ill., and that he is expected survive through the
day Judge Stcry's disease internal strangulauon
twill be recoectcd that this the disease with which
Mr.. Legare Of South Carolina died in Boston years
Judge Story has RESIGNED his the bench the
resignation TO take place month.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-08

III Our friend Of the Augusta (Geo) Chronicle mis-
taken abou. the freehold suffrage in Virginia. 1t does not,
under old Constitution exclusively ene the holder
vote, bat does give him the right in
~ County which it lies. The right OF suffrage was
tended by the Constitution 10 leaseh holders aud
house-keepers paying State tax (however sme!,) but
still large class excluded. 1t is the difficulty in de
nine the night vOIe that gives rise TO much confusion
and many contests and that Induces many who
prefer the freehold qualification, desire that suffrage
In md Ir.iNrrsal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-08

ar The Houston Telegraph 10 umming UP The doings
of the Texan Convention, mentions V0ribg of rSngTk
rhst moi angle member has brcn intoxicated that
body
Thsrs DUNG pretty well for county filed with ardent
.ySa,. Bot what does the Telegraph mean BY emphac
eng vofd sasis9 Does IL ind.ost ibs bot the
usr,sd men were LsDyV during the sessioa-and ihcy
s~sy from their wives tool Perhaps their transports
from that vsD absence. The Telegraph must oEPlsn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-08
THE NEWS AND THE MARKETS.

The English the 18th August, published here
yesterday morning regarded by those engaged the
Flour and Wheat Trade calculated only prevent
any advance in prices but likely produce decline
especially in Wheat. In our exploration of the market
yesterday morning found this opinion be general
The New ok accounts however received by yesterday
afternoons mail, it will be seen pa' somewhat different
face the maler.-bah Aiaer.
The N Y. Express Of Thursday evening says:-"Prvae
letters from Europe do tally with many u the newspa.
accounts taken from the English papers. IL sup.
posed from published statements flour would have de-
cned, instead oi which the article has been
mand 6cnnesee Flour 10 the extent OF several thousand
bbs has been sold Sf,15. price that could not have
been readily obtained yesterday"
Correspondence OF the Philadelphia U. $. Gazette
NEW YORE, Thursday, p. VI.
The foreign adyices received this morning consider
ed favorable in commerce.! point ovew, although there
has been but hide business done the letters re-
barrels Of Flour have been taken for England rs for
Geuesee; sales the trade have been made at SsI75a
SASH ohioand Michigan, 81 6siaS4 49, Southern kind
Si,62ssS415 1000 bushels Southern Corn sold nj SIC
Correspondence Of the Phad North American
NV YoRK, Sept 4-P. 81
The steamer news reached the city at a. NJ aud
sent TO Philadelphia by the carly train but the mail did
reach the city until noon, having detained by an
accident.
The Is important IN all It's respects Sugar Cot
ton Flour and Moiasses oil higher, at the ad
vanccd rates.
Ashes have sold TO some extent at S3s7 for Pots md
sales. but buyers refuse to operate. With
small receipts and the from abroad the market Is
active and some thousand barrels OF ordinary Flour
been taken for shipment 81 Slai 81 is the
asking good Geue.ee, with sales both raes
The n. Y. Tribune 1T Thursday, . P. VI. s,ys-
The foreign advices have unsettled the Flour rsrket
and what the result will De cannot now be ascertnned
Some sales Genesee not Tor Shipment have been made
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-08
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RRrokrxp roa rHs vSrrKp srArSs snsrrs.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

TnvRspAy Evening. Ssprt 9Th.
Cotton 10 firm. with small sales at full prices The
Flour market remains ady the only usnsseons We hear
brands. Corn Mss--Penna sells at S23I3. Wheat
Nothing dong day worthy Of noce; several parcels
sales of southern yellow at Soc Oats worth 3os33e.
in quality. Provisions firm, sale OF Shoulders was
made a, &c. to leave the market Cohee-iOoo bags Rio
sold to the trade public Susar-Ihe are
no sales made public whiskey-Sslcs in bbls at 233
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-08
uOOPiNE CnnGu

wish TO correct error made, in giypg the proper
ton Of oil and molasses half and half II should be
one.,hrd sweet oil and thirds moasscs. Your
position altered the word, as spelt above and made
10 write booping Cough, and caused sp
pear under the sienalnre of Nv. c.. instead of IL Z.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-08

eASs air. - creature can srcsihe
no pans can srow
uansrd against .eroaa and esh> EAtshr complaint.
which transmitted on generation % rersr-on paaiai and
d-xussrs legacy. We Behave that uss tbs bs.ins
Kindred even when the
tan hereditary the blood be eadeaed and The entail
by psa Rome OF The
might perhaps be eonssred ineufa
BIZ they vosehed By IN. most sin'ony
subeted and gafiode TOT be-
restored SPEAK Rheumatism and variety ot eut.nroos
diseases relieved with np'd and certainty BY this psepa
ton.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence Of w superior
value .naey pamphlets which be obtained Of agents
gratis.
Va Prepared and -o whocss and retail and zoe exporsatoa
by A. D. SANDS 10, Drusss and Chemists Granite Buid-
inx- No. ~ broadway. VI Chambers New yc-
so aiso. by ALEX. puvAf CO. Agents. Main street. Rich
mond Va Qy 81 bottles IS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-08

The Charleston Courier Of the 4h that the steam
Cincinnati left that place the previous day. Coz Arkansas
Bay lTsxss) with csmpanys audi. ID Regt u. d Ar.
nllety.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-08

IL Range of the Thermometer ON Saturday. Sepem
Der 9Th J. W Randolph & Co.'S Book Store, l2l Main
Street:
IL O'Clock, 7s , O'Clock 50 5 O'Clock. 81.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-08

~ SEQ the Prospectus for the publication OF splendid
Engraving OF Washington. Such print every body will
be anxious procure and such ought adorn
every psrour.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-08

uAdvertisencnts intended for mornings Paper
must be brought before o'clock the previous evening
to insure an inseron and those for Monday mornings
per on Saturday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-08

IloUsE MAGSETi-ED.-A friend who, yesterday visited
the dwelling Of hr. Short. which struck during the
thunder storm, inform. that the usual pherom
Of The mognCsng influence Of lightning il exhibited
In Fevcra metallic articles IN the house. taken
from shaving which stood the place where
lightning made entrance hes sufficient power
to suspend key weighing half ounce aud a common
knife has similar attraction. aud indeed every
un IN remote portions OF tho building, magnet
iscd.-lNew Haven Cour.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-08

SAD CAsE.-The Wcstehestsr PENN JeiTsrsonian. in
noticing the death John Patton, lad III years old, attn
bge the melancholy effects produced by the murder
Inc brother of the deceased. Wesley Patton by Jabez
Boyd. The editor says:-"The mutated and Gsfgur cd
remains OF Wesley haunted his Imagination day and night
and gave his youthful memory To use his
language she could not cover Wesley up
From the moment OF bshoding the sad and narrowing
spectacle presented The endsh murder OF aft,
brother, deep and settled gloom took possession
mind, which the constant Of those around him could
alleviate. Tie school, in hopes that the
o bOyish fancy aud The mingled play Of young
socates would bring bscA he life and joy his eye,
no. there rest, respite from the gloom around
him. Ia the midst Of pay, sud while repeating his les
the spectacle wsss before him, and he would bur.
uncomfortable grief until the heart sickened at his
suffering.
His frame sunk under the OPPRESSION and still the
sion tn ere; and when, short time before his death
ms ernal hung and inquired his wants. it still
"Wosley." wesley s giving me a drink Of WATER" was
his reply. Who athom the depth OF his s1ffering -
But they he las left this lilly scene and
passed into the embrace OF arcuon1te brother who
stood upon the bright shores Of eternity beckoning him
scenes OF JOYS unnumbored.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-08

81 the recen, election in Alabama, submitted to
the people whether the Legislature should
only years, and by overwhelming msorlty
they decided in favor of it,
The feeling in favor OF a similar amendment in Virginia
is becoming general II the great Improvements of the
State completed and Education system establish
ed. give the masses the benefit we, too should
favor sessions Of the Legislature held but in oo years
Government itself Is necessary eyl-tho people IN all
age. have governed mueh-and the modern
of ruling is the veres, humbug that possibly be con-
ceved. Instead Of difusing blessings throughout the
muny, it Oen happens that government is converted
into machine, provide lvngs for the officers and
these generally composed Of the NOISY demaeogues who
contrve make themselves prominent by absurd prefer
sion and affected devotion the the govern
ed.
We have often wished the whole people could get reep
ao the greet machinery Of humbug which year
put - motion OF .t Of the seats Of government But the
wIsh in this may be ungo2erous for in reality
Is blessing TO be ignorant Vi tho "ianastic css"
which often played by clothed in tIO brief
thority."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-08
RICHMOND MECHANICS, ASSOCIATION.

We sorry a call by the Vice President, for
last meeting" wind up the affairs OF this Association
How is tlsl Will the Mechanics Of Rchmond-at thu,
age Of the world when every thing onward and upward
fall back, and give up hopelessness, oil thought
OF impro, by union OF iheir mental energesl
We confess such throws a damper upon
our unticipsons good be wrought by combination
OF efforts and capacities Have the spirit and example Of
Franklin lost all their charms and s,imu niing inuences2
Or is the contemplated dissolution Of the Association only
O temporary DEATH 10 be succeeded by exisence2