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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-07
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By the arrival on Sunday evening of the regular
steam packet Mckim. Capt Phillips, we have
Galveston dates to the oath inst.
Hon. G. A. Wickliife late Postmaster General
arrived by the Mckim He has Travelled as far a.
Austin, and we learn expresses himself highly
gratified
The ship Constellation from this port, arrived al
Galveston on the 2ith inst.
The Fourth of July was celebrated in great style
At San Antonio de Bexar. During the day the Uni
ed States flag was flying from the steepe OF the
rhurch-a strange event in the bloody history OF the
placc-and al night grand ball was given.
There have been no Indian disturbances, although
il is thought that the Camanches and other tribes are
iitle disposed to continue friendly. They will BE-
set right when they the L. 3 Dragons and other
troops upon the borders.
The Galveston Civilian of the 10th inst says the
President has issued his proclamation a. usual, or.
iering the election of Senators and Representatives
in tie Congress OF the Republic Of Texas, on the
first Monday in September
We also give the officers Of the Convention, with
lists Of the different standing committees
Gen Rusk President Mr.. Raymond. Secretary ].
Green and Swisher, Assistant Secretaries J. Nicely
Serscant-ai arms VIM Cockburn, Door keeper and
Rev. w Rayne. Chaplain.
Here are the committees;
STATE Of N, kdtion-Caldwel Smith, Armstrong Of
Robertson, Bache. Brashear, Gage Hicks Howard. Hol
and Kinney. Lipscomb Lumpkn, Latimer OF Lamar
Moore Jewett
Ereeutire-D Davis Runnes Hunter, Lewis lron, Me
GOwan. Navarro. Parker. Powers.
LeSi.iafire-Caliwel. Runnes Caznesu, Cunningham
Quincy Darne. Eyerts. Forbes. HOgg. Latimer Of Red
River iusk White Wright
Judiciary-H emphill Lipscomb Evans Baylor, An
frrson Brown Henderson, Mayheld, Horton Van Zandt
scott Armstrong Of Jefferson. Young. Hogg Love
Geaeral Pr0risiOHs-Van Xsndt Baylor. Clark lio
and Lewis, Love Moore. Mayneid Miller, McNe.li
Rains Smyih StanGiter Taylor. Wood.
Prilfipg-Parker. Power Lumpkin, Jewett Iron.
\ letter published in the GalyestonNews says that
each of the committees was industriously dscharg
ing IL duties, and The writer thus speaks OF the
members.
have not known any body Of men superior TO this In
dccorlm and temperate and conciaory department 10
wards each other or that more DESTROYS OF
doing their duty honestly and faithfully.
The same writer further says:
TIE Csmsnches have left their station above us.
trader who had lately visited them told me that they had
forty odd Mexican women prisoners, and many Of
them young and beautiful girls forced 10 the embraces
Of the savage monsters What outrage upon human
it, and how the heart revolts at such scenes
Above we have given every item OF the least In
teres,. All accounts agree that the prospects OF
good crops are excellent and that crowds of emf
grants are pouring into the country seeking for the
best locations. y q. Pic. 2yth July.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-07

e The Tariff must be reduced a. Mr Walker
says) 70 the Revenue standard Does the lu,eIii-
scncer 20 say that shsil reduce the Tariff
Il 1912 - is proper dimensions Upon our principle
every who Is in favor OF more equal participation
Of the public burdens viii plant himself IA, footed Does
our contemporary maintain thai the rich manufacturing
capitalists shall continue 20 clear 20 per cent on their
capital while the great staple interest OF the country the
agricultural class scarcely average than or per
cen. Can such system this continue 20 Cypress
free people one privileged class obtaining high profits
for itself al The expense OF the rea; body OF the people
the consumers VIZ the farmers merchants professional
men. SC. &c : Washington Union Of Monday
SHOCKING FATs.-The following is an extract of
letter from officer of,se L = sloop-of Falmouth
At Pensacola About two weeks since one Of ourcrew
an old man. who al the time alwe fell overheard
during the night unobserved by any one-he was no,
missed until the morning About . week af,erward
shark caught board the SaraiosA and opening
him (horribe to reiste.) the mead OF the Old
found il was sent on board ship and recognized.
His name was James Gritn quaTferms and he
ne had a family somewhere in The United >isfes think
il would be well to publish il for their information
Nor TRuL--A rumor was started yesterday that
the Yelor Ferr had broken out in Charity Hospital
We know the effect of such rumors. both here and
abroad and Immediately took pains 10 ascertain lis ioun-
dalton. The Secretary Of the Hospital assures rs that
there Is no truth IN ftk-e berg YLior Fer,r pa
tsens tn that lasslls.oa. Il. y. Tropc, July 18th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-07
Wheat. Corn, Onts. &c. in Michigan.
Correspondence OF The Tribune

SHERMAN, July 81. lsi5.
Our farmers have just secured one of the most
abundant Wheat Crops that was ever harvested in
this section of country. Corn and Oats promise
first rate II we have any thing ike remuner-
ating price. Michigan Will be herself again. The
highest offer that we have had for Wheat is 3s Cd
but we in hopes Of getting fifty cents per bushel
The great difficulty is in getting off Flour and
W heat IL is all consumed in the shipment. Our
sage rulers charge % for barrel OF Flour on
The Southern Railroad. The distance is o. miles
This excludes the farmers from any benefits from
the Roads, and impovetishes the State. This il
political management. Yours, b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-07

DWARF Of no mean attractions. Col. ChatHn
has been engaged al the American Museum. and will
hold bis evee there all hours today and this evening
together with the famous NewYork Giant who standing
II iet high in bis boots viii present, a strange contrast,
70 the Virginia Pigmy. The beautiful dissolving Views
ssnor Bin Great Western and verety Of other novel
ties and performers has likewise been engaged very
attractive bill surely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-07

~ The LIFE or REAR.ADNIRAL PAUL JONEs
compiled from his Original Journals and Correspond
enee including Account of his Services in the Anne
rcan Revolution and in the War between the Russians
and Turks the Black Sea illustrated with numerous
engravngs, from original drawings by James Hamilton
has been published in neat duodecimo volume OF 400
PIP. by Walker and ellis Philadelphia and may be OBJ
tanned Of w. II. Graham, Tribune Buildings The stir
ring incidents with which sbounds will ensure for it a
very extensive circulation particularly among that class
of our youth who have taste for daring exploits snd
heroic achievements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-07

UNFORTUNATE esterday. negro
woman owned or hired by a Mr. Tompkns Of this city,
came him and comp aed Of having been badly treat
81 BY 4 certain negro Mr. Samuel D. TOmpkins
brother OF the Of the negro woman took another
Young gentleman with him and went 10 the house where
the negro man wa % chastise him. Some words en-.
ued and the negro seemed about 70 strike Mr.. Temp
kins when the other young gentleman attacked the De-
10 wiki MS h.t sndthe latter fought back with spirit
NJ T0mpkin-. merely be says. 10 brighten the n2ro
irew pistol which IN his excitement he accidentally
discharged and the ball bearing wide from the negro
perforated partition ofthe house and IN the next room
passed directly through the body Of negro boy seven
egh. years ofage. The boy alive ast night but the
surgeons one II whom employed oy Mr.. Tomp kins,
considered his speedy death inevitable.
Mr. Tompkns was examined yesterday and gave bail
IN the Of $1,000 for his appearance al the next term
Of the criminal court Louisville Journal, Aug l.
- At the meeting for the Abolition Of Capita
Punishment last evening Richie Hall. the Razor
.irOp Man made an eloquent appeal in behalf Of
Young De Wet on the ground that hanging would do
hin good, and would do society harm.
Boston Journal, Tuesday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-07

rT- On the First Page viii be found the Opinion Of
tle Supreme Court several points arising in the case
Of j. fennimore Cooper vs. Greeley & McElra,h for
Libel
ON the Last Page viii be found letter from Boston
an the usual Commercial and Shipping Intelligence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-07

srRtyy-We learn that the farm hands in the en-
poy of the agent OF the Springfield Manufacturing 20
NJ Jencksvc nine in number, made str he Tor hghei
wages one day last week They had been getting but
four and pence per day board included and asked an
increase of their wages 10 one dollar. The agent deny
ng hem the reasonable compensation asked for they
refused 10 work Lest readers should be disposed
20 attach unnecessary blame to the agent for refusing Il
pay his harvest hands four and Elk pencea day We
would state IN justice to him that he is great Sucker
Tor protection to American labor always insisting that
protection to the manufacturer Is protection to the Ia
bOrcr" IIlampden Mass Post
We copy the above as an illustration at once Of
the Anarchy Of labor and of the logic of Loco-Fo-
coism. Here are nine hearty, capable men, able
and willing to work. and the work before them that
needs doing; yet they stop, stand idle, and leave the
work andone, because they disagree with their en-
ployer as to the rate of wages. Whoever may be
right in the premises there is maniiesily resulting
loss to individuals and the community.
- Here steps in Loco Focoism, not to adjust the
difference, not to suggest a mode OF avoiding such
in future, but to see what it can make out of the
wreck Ii begins at once to assail the employer.
next DIVORCES to sneakinc fling at the Tariif-Bui
what harm has the Tariff done, or the employer
either ? He has paid what he agreed to-seventy
i've cents a day and board, fully equal to dollar
and half without board in this City. We don't
say this was enough-we insist on the perfect right
Of the laborcrs to Judge for themselves and work Or
not as they think proper. But the employer has
lights also, and perfect liberty to judge that the
work was not worth dollar day and board, as
hey had 10 ask that sum. Is any evidence offered
ihat the general rate of wages was higher than this
employer offered Not particle the strong pre-
sumption is that it was not, or the fact would have
been stated. Yet he is assailed ~ q culprt and
sncercd at friend to Protection to Labor-as
though that were reason why he should pay more
Than others for Labor--pay any thing that the work
men saw fit to ask. By the same rule, if he had
been opposed to Protection, he might have consist
emily gouged his workmen TO the utmost. What
respect have the men who such arguments for
the understandings Of their readers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-07

rES@ Hon. GEORGE p. MARSH ia not deprived OF
sight, as stated by the Express few days ago-at
least so says the Troy Wing. which we presume to
be well informed. This will be good news to all
who know Mr.. Marsh, but we are panied TO learn
that his accomplished lady has been suffering
severely from an affection OF the eyes for the last
three wears and has not recovered. This fact has
probably given rise TO the painful rumor publish
ed too hastily by the Express.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-07

THE PATFsr GALyASic RISCs AID n,cSEuc rt.,y
We refer ourreaers 10 the advertisement m snotDf 81
The only Agency IN Sew-York u al l1i " ,oo-su
iSun Butlngl IN Brooklyn, at the store Of jshss ~,
Smith, Druggist corner Fulton and CrsDberry-sa A. -.
iansns sold elsewhere ,pHylos and Herts<" a"a~
mi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-07

FINE CUTLEsY-Comprising over 20 dferenf 49,
Of the manufacture OF J. Rodgers sons, "osrA -
CroOse Co with comp etc variety Of SCISSORS eoo ~
gsiieT hooks, tweezers, Rail nippers. &c. he,alssb.
az seed "a Ia Brosdssr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-07

SIRLos GARDEs-Nohing can exesed the enihusasrn
with which H. Pacfe has beeu received al his fashionable
establishment He appears o-nghl IN TIE Village Doctor
comoanon- cbiooendae and Mary Taylor. This i The
way 70 succeed The Acrobat Family add their surprising
attractions By the way, these clever people take Benet,
to-norru,y evening II Plscides las appearance will take
place on Saturday. Let hose hurry up who have yet
sseu this popular comedian
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-07

~ DAVID Hunt and M,LINA GRAY two
of the very best OF Mrs ANN : STEPHENS Tales have
been published by George x. Graham Of Philadelphia ~
No. l. II series of similar stories be called Cabinet
Of American Authors IL ls embcl.hed with a fne en-.
craving Of the author and sold for = cents Il may be
hGd O. W. IT, Graham. Tribune Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-07

rhs rAsxxss' LIBRARY and MONTHLY JON
-, q, AosscrLrrnx will be supplied To Agents and
BooL.ses st the usual discount The second number Il
,-~dv See the Contents in another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-07

POTABLE SHAVING CAsEs--Of TIE most comp .. n
containing ali that IL required for the toilet, aciuans
metallic tablet s,rop for sharpening snd k.ePng ~,
tie most perfect otler. by GEORGE SAL >DEnS,,
sa23 Le0d % Ia bfoaiway. Opposite H0"nd Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-07

GsEss TURTLE socp.-srELLE OF the Tenapin I1 s :
under the American Mas-u, up IN soup AZ, -
Of the hpesl Green Turtles foyed u 1s msisei
soa S'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-07

~ Dis BANNING may be consulted Al bis olee =.
wey, ~, Friday next, between A. NJ. add u =.
ald r. 81 "a ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-07

tTy@ The Union, in commencing Working
Mems Address enunciates this axiom;
Ia this grea, and free country, every rhre man ID
equal.
We can't consider this an improvement on the
parallel statement in the Declaration of lndePen-
denee but it is worth something. The Constitution
of that fountain Of pure Democracy, Old Virginia.
gives it the lie. however in several instances.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-07
Grimes, Casualties, &c.

At Boston, Captain +. q. Colby, Of the sh,
Csrssa An'lr,ws, has been held to bail in the sum
$1,000 for putting out the eye II OF the crew !,
shooting him with pistol The sesman was in tate
lenzy at some iancied wrong and il became absouey
necessary 10 shoot him. in order d-arm HIM of "a a,
with which he threatened all On board
la Iloodbridgc township. New Jersey, on Toe.
day, Madison Tappsn committed suicide by hanging In
sell In his own house No cause has been assigned n
the crime Peter Meick Esq OF the same place md q
the same day was much injured while ut worn IL cl,y
hank.
At GnIlord Point, c. on Friday, Hon william
Child OF Northampton, Mass bad his collar bone bross
by the upseiting OF a carriage.
AT Springfield Mass on Sunday, William Viii,
fell dead in the street in NJ Of apopesy.
At Troy ON Monday Mr. Elijah : Hodge a 70
spectacle mechanic, committed suicide by shooting him
self in the head with pistol.
In 1rambMN C0aHfy. Ohio, lately. Sarah Wea
yer recoycreda verdict OF $500 against yyanus Pnne
tor a breach Of marrag, promise.
In the town Of Sfark. Me, three potato starch fac
tories about 10 be erected which will probably coa
sumo 10000 bushels OF potatoes yearly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-07

70 We are obliged, by the length Of the Su
preme Courts Opinion, to le, the reminder of ou
reply 10 the Ners lie over a day
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01

psAcrIoAL EouRIERIsM.-We understand that
numbar of persons in this (Sangamon, and the al.
;o;r;ns Counties, have formed themselves into al
saocia,ion of Social Rei9rnists or Foureyists, and
;n,ena making settlement early IN the coming
SnY;ng near Lick Creek, in Sangamen County, in
der 10 nut in practice the principles ncnlcated BY
Charles Fourier and his followers
(Jacssonsille tlli.] Journal
Sr State Historical Society is about 10 be
..,sSi;sbsa in New-Jersey, and meeting Tor that
"rose s to be held in Trenton on The 9th OF Feb
ruary next
os,sss nn" at Greenport--one TO be called the Uni
S,stes. and to be keptby AIR Webb, late OF Sara
,oss TOO Greenport is Long istand at the 'ernnns
the Railroad, and is said 10 resemble, IN many
.asaactss =. ,a Newport, Rhode Island.
Jrsre.scE Law CAsE.-ln the bsl'inors County
c.,s. = verdict of SI0S2i was rendered IN isvor OF
e p Cohen, against the Mutual insurance oompe.
z. The suit was Instituted to recover ,hs anienns
assurance on the brig I. Street, which haa oeen
oh..Joned " TO the underwriters IN consequence OF
n;.r;as II had received at sea.
Mrpny ESsLAND.-A London paper says taat
ooor woman with infant a. her eissst ps ss Sss
Ip,.n.,,,sd for trial from tho Walipgton feuy ses
S;nns Far taking faggoi valued al hee laLtn,nss
srom S,oa " wood. Mr. Page, OF Stockencnafca' was
the prosecutor.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01
DIsasters, sc.

British bark discovered the Eastern point OF Isle OF
aut Pcnobscot Bay sunday the l9h beed and full OF wa
ter ,ord = made out her stern. aud from some
papers board supposed she the Lord Seaton OF
81 Andrews, from England with camel eoal Two bodies
were found board sailor. with his clothes bag his
hand the other young an. thought 10 have been The
book found the cabin. on the irst lent Of winch wa,
Nariu Ashbur, 1883. little O the conl picked ny
among the rocks Her rigging anchors. cnns, &c saved
ANA will be brought pace Tor safe keeping, ui some
thing heard from her Crew probubly all lost Some
articles of female clothing were GSo found on board.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01

p lCH,s IMPROVED PATENT sALAMANDER
Ia SAFE-Waunted dry. ms well us hte and the proof
The following certificates from some OF the mos,
their fire proof qualities Beyond all doubt:
1.-The undersigned kaye this day Witnessed the ia o OF
Rchs improved patent Saanunde SaeI in tie furnace oil
the Sea Bird. .
The SAFE wa, placed IN the furnace nj 10 mncei after II
o'clock A. NJ and remained there three hnuts constantly
posed that could be created by tho
OF pitch and cottonwood was then taken to the stoi
of Mr. Rch's agent this and opened, when they found
that tho neither burned scOrche, and ;Et
the wood work bore appearances OF having bees expCsd
to fire. "
greater heat than could possibly exist at the burning any
building in city. combnstbe lis and
they therefore have hesitation saying that Rcs Sato,
are c.nineny secure ngRn the k fire under any ccUm
ssances whatever
HEw- ORLEANS. 18th June, lS4s.
Jerome b. Ballard, Master OF steamer Sea Bird.
John Hosy Fire Inspector OF Western Marine and
Fire Insurance Company.
ihos. II. ChenO,.ith. Joseph Grant.
r. McGrcEof. j. II Stauiler,
A. Z. Labatt, Benjamin b. Cook,
Rene II. BfuDet.
One of customers saved $40 900 in Of Richs Saiet
although tho burglar had six eight hours to tY hls se
he lock-
Ths abovs safes nre solt in this city only by
A. S. MARVIN. Agent for the Manufacturer
V23ve i2Sls Water street
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01

CHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue ola wrt ofFier Pacas. 10
y me directed md delivered. viii expose for sole on
SATURDAY, the 22i dny Of February next n the vss,
which james Backhurst had tie 18th day of Apn. S to
all those certain lots, parcels Of lands stunte Sns
and being SOr essry side vi the Eighth avenue De-
tween Thirty Seventh and Thirty Eighth streets. in the late
Ninth now Si1teenif Ward Of the City OF Nev York more
sand known and distinguished map entitled Map Of 'e
Gt ,y SION Of ;he estate Of Samuel j. Nurton. inne 10 ths
Ninth Ward the City Of New-York surveyed Dctoe one
gh hundied and twenty four BY David Even City
Surveyor by the numbers following 70 WIT Number, nne. ne
ten (l) twenty (eG twenty.one. CID twenty-five. (- ne
said mentioned lob aad pTees contain, togethef nccgfdnx
10 the aioread map and running IN breadth ~ ront on tshI
avenue md tho rear st inch|s ana
eDg each hundred eei and together bound
e sohenseily Eighth norhH estefy by lot known
the map nd by the number twenty
three @ Soubwester!y by lot number eighteen i: on ,eo
map NOf,beasily by Trtyeight street 0gethe
with g and singular the teBemnts hereamets, md nppDr
whatsoever tie said shove mentions ed and
preine5 any apFeaining belongDS ana e re-
ami protits thereof yVs JONES. Sheriff.
n q sco1-r lheoaty III Iaw6w
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01
RNNN.KEEPING. Nc.

~ c. MARSH. Accountant respectfully announces that
". his Counting Rooms No 65 Cedar street, continue open
from A. NJ. to- 9P. NJ.
In the study of Book keeping taught by Mr.. Marsh,
eyary pupil Keeps, in the practical manner complete set
Of pdrnership bo0kS embracing all tine different business
transactions good mercantile house he becomes familiar
with n the books constituting TIE with all the documents
relating the books tra balances balance shees accounts
cuF:cai and with various mecante caeHiaons N interest,"
discount, equation OF pnymeniS exchange, &c.
In oi instruction person OF good caracry WI
become competent Book-keeper, ana will receive cen
cate 10 that effect. No Is taught IN class.
MERCANTILE WRlTING.-i thorough course q pro
rreve Lessons which will not fail in eecung valuable n
proyeuept Specimens Of truly mercantile style mny be seen
al the rooms.
rooms day and evening"
&. c. MARSI'S WORKS.
The Science of Double Entry BOOK Keeping Smpied llth
edition, 30 pages octave p!ce 81.
The Art OF Single Entry Gook Keeping improved. 81 edl
ton $50 pages Ocnvo puce 10 ceUiS
For sale nj the bookstores. and at the rooms.
Mr. Marsh offers his services opening closing. writing
up books: IS Cedar street, up stairs. s5Y
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-01
THE RIB N E
For The Tribune
MUSINGS.

For The Tribune
MUSINGS.
In the deep hours Of night,
When DER the azure sky the darkness creepeth,
And earth beneath its curtain silent seepeth,
And watching stars are bright
When the low wind hath caugh.
mcurnfu tone, a whisper softly hushing,
And the deep sound of waters, onward rushing,
Cometh with voices fraught--
When the still dews descend
Upon the flowers their kindly influence weeping,
And lights and shadows blend
When in the Orient bright
The .ilvery moen her foun, of light unsealetb,
And upward springing, slfthe charns reyealeth
OF the dim shedowy night
And when the voces dear
OF fthose who in my early years were round me,
Are breathing words that as spell have bound me
My mother seeneth near.
In my lone musings Oft,
The mellow moon and ftfui starlight gleemings
Seem to my soul the wa,chful spirit beamipgs
Other mild eyes so soft.
And the low-breathirg air
The memory Of my mother gently bringeth,
And the sweet sueanlet in its ripple singcth
Of her kind guardian
En- thus my way ia led
Haunted by voices round me breathing ever,
Waking within me thoughts tina, perish never
Thoughts Of the silen, dead.
.Haiae Jan 1876 Z.