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LETTER FROM MR.. V N BUREN,.

The New York News has heen favored with
The t,ll'wing letter for pubIiralion. The views
which MIR. Van Buren, takes of the du,y uf ALL in
The present position of the Texas qu-s ion :, are
eminen,ly right aud patriotic. aud csnmt but find
a response in every truly American heart:
Underneath, S pt. g. IS45
Dear Sir have had the hnnnr To receive
your friendly letter, conveying To me. ny its di
reciiun. the proceedings of u Spontaneous mepIinp
of The Democracy nf the lot, and 9th wards of
the cry of New York.
The just Discrimination and patriotic aTdor hy
which those Proceeding are distinguished, de-
hnnnr tn the meeting. and are la harmony with
the invaluable principles ami past lives of those
who comprised il. have read them with great
satisfaction. and p mol, in the least. drubt that
they speak ais" the sentiment utthe Democracy ni
the whole city.
Without mnre particular notice Of The con
tents of the resolutions. in respect To all Of which
my sentiments are we'll understood. | will con
tent mys 1t with a single remark upon one only
of The paints they embrace. II is we'll know
that the preliminary seps taken by the li,e All
mInsiraiInn Tor the annexation of Texas did moi .
under the Then existing circumstances, meet with
the appreciation of pnrlIons of the Democratic par
ly. Yet you are. IN INV Judgement quite ri2hl
Ia assuming that that measure has been sI far
cnnsnnmae,I under the srnciiun of the constituted
farther agItat"n uf the question, "bsal Ia it,
ancable completion by The cllIZDns of either coun
try, unwlse a"d highly ineXprdIent. To refrain
from such course Is not only in honorable con
>Istrnry with the justice and sincerity of The dts
sentlng opinions 1" winch have alluded. hu,
under the circumstances, the performance at a
S.lsmn duty "n The part of those ho held them
III can scarcely he necessary Ia Pnlarge upon the
extent la which The Imperative nature of thai
duty would he increased. should our country h..
involved IN war with Mexico W consequence ui
the a"p ion al authorized measures To carry into
full aud iair eli ct the compact of aunpxaiiuu-
| That nn such .nSfqIencps NAV follow is for
many reaSpn~. To br most earnestly DESIRED But
II the result nr otherwise, cannot permit ,nyspli
In duubl That the Administration WILL a. II ,muht
he supported IN the Prosecution of such war h,
The hearts 51id h .nds al HE " hole Pr pie
] am, dear sir, very respectfully and truly
yours. NJ. VAN BUREN,
Mr.. JoHE ID. KEkLoGG
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IMPORTANCE OF THE COTTON
TRADE

The PENNSYLVANIA says -" The deep inter
est which England has stake up m the au Slim
of peace and war with this cnnntry is suffi:entIv
manifested by glance al her cotton trade and
manufactures. Ii it be true that any sudden de-
preston IN the market, may produce the fearful
results which may he inferred from the E,Il,v mo
paragraph from late English paper, it Is scarcs.
ly too much I" supp se that the very existence of
lat ovtrgr"wn government depends in urea,
'neaSnre upon lis regular receipt of the cotton
crops of the United States. and upon ubtaiong
certain and regular markets for its manufacture
q obs. The manufacturing interests now control
The naiion. Tbs aristocracy, the commercial and
agricultural classes. sink into insgnfcance beera
II, and the whole structure of government se4ma
TO rest upon single Item Of business of foreion
growth and snply
. In the manufacturing districts the hands a:a
u employed and SD busy are tine mills, thai l.
dI Ional hands have 10 he sought from the auricl
iufal districts anu from the sesp,rrs As the ore Z
staple trade OF The country is Cotton, this IS the
b"si proof of the general prosperity, and while
the activity continues. every branch partakes of
the Improvement. On the contrary, sudden
depIess'"n dIsoTganizrs the whole frame work of
the social state. place the Iaborng classes within
days reach ut the poor house. arrests the move
rI'tnIs ct the capitalist. and brings society TO the
verge OF lis tul chOaiic elements
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WHAT DOES m MEAN2

The fllowing paragraph appears in the Hamp
shire (Eng) Trlegraph:-
Bv private letter which has reached us from
Gihrrlar. we are informed, upon gord authority
that 20. 03O slave shackl.s. for men, Woman. and
chil'lren--in all fourteen cart loads, have neeu
6Shed up irnIu the wreck al the Amprcan war
steamer Missouri. lately burnt at tina, port
1t means liza base miserable lie--cuncuct-
ed Tor the purpose. If manufactured in Eng land
of exciting the h"rrfcs against this country and
If manufactured here, it is trick of the Ambition
lists Ia make capital or we rather expect it is a
miserable hoax. e"t up by some branleSS fml Ia
make asses wonder, aud old women hold up their
hands in establishment -.Ne,r Era
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LIcENTIoUsNEss IN THE SArpwIcu Ist..vn.
"A rorresp ,ndent of 0ns Of the papers w,i,inr
from Hon iuin. SAYS. g The greatest lcpntious,
ness exists within the French ppsfs, and il wlibou.
doubt c0nntenanced by those " no should suppresr
~ The lady passengers of the American brio
Ol"be, which lay some time at Pappiie barbor,
close in with the shore, were unable tn appear ON
deck much "f the time. ON account Of the scenes
gong ON immediately within their sight and hear
ing. II seems that even the ptesence nj Mo
Brnat, and other ladies Of the garrison. does NOT
suffice rs check In the evening. dances arc
got up IN the rear Of the town, az the lewdes,
description, by native girls. They are attended
ny the soldiers. and generally conclude with
spectacle OF so Disgusting nsture, that, for the
sake OF the modesty Of your readers, dare not
further allude to it."--Boslon Post.
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MoRE PA'sE Mr,rEarEs-w find the FOL.

MORE FALSE Mysteries. We find the fol-
lowing IN the 'slon Post Of Saturday:
Ar. +. D'-M-' puts thirteen rather ro-
manic 'esiInns To Capt Pair o. of Oxfnrd. all
about Letter Of Marqie from the Mexican Gov
e'nfneh, ana valuable papers from certain per-
s,n in Havana. and a crrrain INFECT ,.b;o,, &C.,.
to yield Captain Paine Sl0.OO0 when accomnli.b-
20. u ne say yea tothe queries Captain psine
'as obtained the $40 900 through Phiadelphia
hr"Ser without fulfilling the cundiinns, and has
SINCE Told The agent If The person in Hqvsna
ihai he must have 10000 nlore before he Paine
VIII gives up the valuable papers. When he
ardy." :" joy
ne above was probably got mp in order 10
make mystery more mysterious We don,i no,
eve. saws the Bosiun Mail, Captain pa;non
mas got a"y papers that are whrh straw /: We
don believe he was ever shot at we do believe
he is great Humbup.
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WHAT Is THE MATTER.

We received not single Washington Rich
mond, Baltimore ar philadelphia prprr yesterday
Something must have gone wrong with Mr. john
sons machine. We hope it will be made all
right SION. We have just learned that it is ow-
inS To the non arrival ui the Baltimore boat
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EDWARD DYER. ESQ.

We learn by private letter. with regret. tina,
this gentleman. the ahle ard polite Srrgean,-a,
Arms of the Senate, died in the city of WAIST ing
ton, after very few days illness.
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zens of our country. and to the individual States.
IN their soverelgn captcy. Is he true d.ririne Ot
American Freedom, which American Frpemen
are bound t" support, az they wonl p'rpetuate the
manifold blessings which u"w enjoy.
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PATENT PIANO FoRTEs.

NOW EXHIBITING at the American Institute. In the
Park-The subscriber respectfully soicits the attention
the public and the Piano fOrle makers in particular To
lis improvement IN the manufacture OF Piano Fores
namely OF constructing Them that they will keep IN
tune themselves His improveme n-thOugh long thought
mpOssihe-has after much abor bv the inventor been
complishcd and Is simple that any person, whether
mechanic will be fl CONVINCED OF ths pra tbiiy
Of he improvement III. he observes the principle
which done The inventor considers quite useless
any thing respecting the great advantage possesses
over common PisnO F0r- aud which j. Afforded those who
This instrument, particularly those who reside m NE
county, where not 20 be- had who when OBJ
aimed charge a very high price There remains doubt
Of the ehcscy 81 ths improvement As u las been fully
e.ts.i thus placing beyond doubt Al hough this Inn
proveuect plain. comprehensive and proved to be- EN-
cacious; yet Notwithstanding al this, The public may
Of Piano Forte makers 10 object To H. a. they
unwilling admit any plans superior 10 their own
But wha, they WILL must, 10 shor lime. inevitably
super-ee every other mode OF -trngng the PianoFo-.
l.. RICKETTS,, Piano Forte Maker,
Q.ls.,
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Books.
THREE SPLENDID ENoRAvrNcs.
Eraham's Naaaxine

nF LITERATt RI AND AIT for October is.s-
~ Grsh.m's elegant EnFrsTirgs Our Indian Pictures
10 ktI-N amor tie Castllle Of the Dog Dance TIL.
very spirited pic-lrr. sd The execu.0a I. Ia lie he.
manner 0r Ne--r- Rav-un Wright A Hatch Or Poc
ir4ii Gallery Nc. AAI-Aoert Norrs. E-gs Tie Young
Des-ft-r.
Contributor. % he Oc;oter number on = X Pal Ding
suthor 81 The DutcAnAus F.re-ide' etc. Henry William
Herbert author Of Cromwell, etc. Alfred Street az
thor Of The Burning Of schenectady AMI oher Poens
Robert Morris srthor Of The Pa.i s1i Future -fr Ch.s
Peter.on sufhsr ~ CfuisinE IN The La, WA etc. Xr
PIT Palmer. Mr. Frsnc-- : O-sood. aIiior or Wre.
Or Wild Flower. iron Se,s-Eny and, -ic Ms Caroline
II. Butler Mr- NJ y NcDorat; Bisncne; William n
Tayier; gnaman'
Graharr'- M.gszn- : tie hest Monthly published i
delivered part ~ liz city or Brooklyn, : per
uumher. c0p-- f0r =
70 Al the View Music and Cheap Publications. can Ne
had Of the counter a. publishers prices.
WM r. GRAHAM Exclusive gent
Tribune Buildings. $astsl-sL p1osife fh- PARK
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NEW AND CHEAP FALL DRY GOODS
Columbian Hall, 263 Grand.sf.

IT. THE subscribers having recently made large pur.
chasos Of Goods prepared to offer desirable
,or,meut Of new styles OF the various DEEs Goops now IN
market
Among which are handsome patterned
One case elegant FkEsoH GiSsHixs; real article
Pans Keeps, Aipsccas.
Ca,hmeres. Black silks
De LANES, Blue Black Silks.
Manchester Ginghams, BombCines,
Scotch Psramslas
Merino-. &C. &c.
ALso-ELEe.yT BRocBE sHswIs.
lOc Of which are 20 be had al s. 30 each,
100 do DO do 81 % do
100 DO DO do - % do
leo DO wool grounds = % DO
And great variety Of others rang from - TO 30 each
Also, Nous De Lame shswis Thibei Woo do, kmoro'-
aer-d Cashmere do Dsmask Wosied do, new style Plaid
Wooden do SIX Frnged Cashmere, Sc-3
Also large assortment Of Cloths, Cassimeres sanet'
vescngs Moleskins Kentucky Jeans, Merno Cassimeres
and Croion Cloths.
H.gssp.spsRY-C Consisting of white Idsh Linens, Lin
en- Lawns Linen Casbrc Hdkf Gents SIX Pocket Hdk-
do Italian Crava,s Hollands, Paper Musi.ns. Hosiery
Gloyes Iidsn Table Cloths. Mulls Nainsook Jaconet
Cambria s,vi.. Plaid end striped Musins and Figures
Draperies, SC.
OSE PRICE No DEyIATIoS
j. r. kETCHUM { CO rs Grsnd.st
J. r. ksTCHUa,
J. B. TUCKER. % Sns'
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tans and otherOne OF the most necessary arucles 10
those whose pleasure business calls them from home and
who compelled to be their babers,is good emOl
len Shaving Cream. Such preparation Is presented
superior any before offered to the public Hen
rvs Chinese Shaving Cream.
II certainly removes all that irritating smart amer shaving
and takes all roughness pmpes from the skn The
articles from which II is composed OF the most emol
len and healing nature and the Chinese Cream truly
be said to be perfect luxury TO those who shave themselves
Price 50 cents.
Prepared and sold by a. b. SANDS co, Chemists,
Drugs ss and Peruners 273 Broadway, Chambersst
in the Granite Buildings Sold also ~ Fuon-st, and II
Easl Broadway enl3 lmeOdis
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Exporl from ls, to oh September
M AR RiED .

0s the 10Th inst, by Rev. DR. 5 sesbury. JOHN NIL
ION 70 ADEllNE LOUISA, daughter of the late Hsr
msn Wes'ervelt
On Monday evening Sept. 9Th by Rev Mr.. Bellsmy
At OF this City
On Tuesday evening oh inst. by Rev. Mr.. scudder
W JOHN 4. SCHENCK TO Miss ELIZABETH POOLE
ARCHER ali Of this city.
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CHEAP BOOKS

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r5-TO the PubIc.-The proprieors Of that wellknown
house q COrandst have seen IL 10 publish portion Of
old INJUNCTION obtained by them against Mr. Daley
three ago. and which has been dissolved long
ago. The following is part Of The opinion Of The Chan
ceor at The tine tie Injunction was dissolved See mint he
tits the bin Is only 10 by Lucius Comsiock
and although he This part OF the bill l. true. OF s
know ledge, II ie evident that he could know that
his cOpsrtner the members Of the former firm had
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History Of our own Tines, yol :, - 81
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- go To the Meeting of the Parent Society ihis
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srni addresses Of Messrs Manchester Rev John Poss
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NO MISTAKE

GREAT WESTERN AT LAST WIN. TAYLOR,
VI No. Astor House. has received by the steamship
Great Western. late dates OF the
London ILLUSTRATED Papers,
Wilmer & Smiths Times,
London Punch Sc. &c
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Songs ofthe Campaign. by Lever . cents
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RICH FALL GOODS

NOR GENTLEMENs WEAR, now receiving II Ths
New York Cash Tailoring Establishment, No. lo1 Broad.
way three doors below ths FRANKLIN House
Tie Subscribers receiving their Fall supply OF
r,ch STYLES. French Elastic Cassimeres and Vestngs Also
very patterns of Cravs scsf- ard Fancy Dress scles
Of every description for GeneInes wear, 10 which ihey
would inyii. lh- attention Of the public,
srr gers and others gryng IN the city, wishing Nil o.
partial olhi will Ind his establishment every article re-
qg.sile To complete 8enusnzrs WARDROBE. o thr s'~s
sty!e- ard best fabrics, at the ,Owe-t cash prices
Full furnished few honfs notice, and Tor tho con
Of customers requiring garments fof Immediate
use kee constantly hand Of TN hnss
quality and latest equal Ia every respect 10 hose made
ORDER Terms delivery and no deviation In prices
snt stf J. G. BOOTH co.
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Bright tressss are the theme OF poets praise,
The painters skill their lustre too displays,
It's beauty's mark, lusirous head Of hair,
And what both sexes much deli git TO wear
good head of hair needs attention 10 preserve lis usire
and luxuriance If it commences dropping out there is
nothing will prevent tbs calamity the Bears on
prepared from pure Bears II enters the pores Of The
skin and mOsteRs the roots and to be the natural
remedy for vng in It's original strength and beauty
Prepared and sold by A. b. SANDS co. wholesale and
retail Chemists and Druggists 25 Broadway, corner Cham
berssre-i Granite Buildings Sold, also, ri 70 fuon-st
aud II East Broadway In bottles, p and 50 cents.
sul3 lmeodis
~ SebriBs's Restorative Cordnl.-This pleas
medicine is neveriaing remedy for Dyspepsia and
Nervous Aectons II ccFisin cure for Sick and Nerv
Headaches and excellent preventive OF Costyeness
aud Low Spirits IL cOrrecs morbid slate Of the hillary
organs and eicacous In relieving aulency, ChOl
les and similar complaints cf the Stomach and Bowels II
speedily promotes the return Of strength aud activity in all
OF Debility, healthy appetite where this
greatest OF blessings deficient. and, natural conse
Quence, gives tone and vigoT To the whole sy.tem-
Sold wholesale and retail by A. b. ID. SANDS, 70 Fulton
street; also rs Broadway and n East Broadway Sold
also by RUSHTON Co Ito Broadway. 10 Aston House,
and Broadway Of foureenthst Also by J. L.
Coddngton. 3lS Hudson-st Ds eodisu
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DKOFLs,OR or SII-iC.-ME sARONi a.. me /

DKUFEssOK or Mt~iC.-aL sAkONi n.s the
honor 10 the Mu'ica Circles OF New fors,
that can limited number Of pupils either al his
rooms No i6 LeOnari-st at their Osn residences, for
instruction In the whole any branch Of Vocal and Piano
Music and the science Of Harmony ~ Having bad Tie
Advantage OF personal nsruc ions from MI Colma1 him
self previous 10 his DEATH Mr Saroni Is prepared 10 i'm
part TO bis pupils knowledge Of the celebrated foian
Auschnleni 81 SIN
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Suddenly AZ Esopus, Ulster County on the oh inst
SVsANNAH C. daughter O; John p and Isabella Cum
ming aged years Snd months
The relatives and friends Of the family sre respectful
invited 10 attend the funeral this afternoon NJ o'clock
Hom the residence Of her parents No 10 West an ST.
IN Brooklyn. Wednesday morning. OH inst MARY.
nsnt daughter Of John and Sarah Ann Mills aged fifteen
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Boston Anrtion Sales

by r. =. 4 q. RICH, 81 and ~ Brood erect Bos
Dton ON WEDNESDAY, Sept H.
BOOTS SHOES. ard BRO0ANs-icp cssss Scots
shoes and Bfogans
ON WEDNESDAY, Oct I.
LEATHER, SKINS Ac-Sole Leather Upper In de
ronsh finished Calf Sheep, Morocco and KID skns. and
other articles IN the hnel AUS
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~ Red or Grey UaIr-I,is . perbsus. co

" Red or Grey Hair-ltis perhaps, scommenda-
BILE deception 10 give beautiful color 10 the hair, If Nature
has not done soor hide premature grey curs and locks
Some prefer yet black others glossy auburn. In either
the Italian Hair Dye" will accomplish this without
sOng The skin 1t used by hundreds OF fasona-
bes with appreciation Prepared and sold by A. b. SANDS
co. Chemists. 273 Broadway, corner Chanber-sireet-
Sold also 10 FuliOn-see and II East Broadway Price
20 cents au3 meOdis
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XVILIIAMs'- Double Refined cainpheue Barn.n

VNTIIIItMS's Double Refined Canqnenf burning
w Fluid and Spi' Gas Spirits Of Iurpentine- Recunrd
Spirits Turpenine Alcohol OF usual and very high proof
White Rosn soap makers and druggists f0r sale by
W. WILLIAMS Nc. p Waierst
cert fcafe-A the request Mr.. w. Williams hsve ex-
Anned specimen OF his rcciifed Camphene from spirits
OF turpenne with The following results Isl circular
wick lamp burning OF about cent an hour gave
hight equal 10 10 sperm candles End burned for 10
trimming the wick sud yet could perceive dimnuuon IN
he quantity of sht though the wick for the whole time
was constantly exposed The 5rd An unrecthed spirii
ofurpenfne "a locking bright pure ~aicr on ria
blackened gummed ihe wick 10 lew minutes proving
that more less maiers held IN soiuon IN an IN
recfei article and therefore where pure sp u tuIprn-
tine needed for manufacturing purPo-esl should consider
Mr. Williams, recifei decidedly superior 10 common
article lille i few cents gallon more ,n
common pinfs ih MIR Williams Csmphrne, y hen burned
in suitable lamp produces most brilliant hghii i tree
rom pleasant olOr and with proper care i py no
means liable to explosion accident nave myself
seen blazing pine Knot repeatedly dropped into quart OF
Camphene apd Of setting nre to he Camp-ne TIE
lame OF the aking knot was Immediately eNunEu.hei.
New York, July Is. 1875 OkO. {. sChAftfth
The abo, experiments the pheneof MrN W ullss
were made FL my instance and from my knowledge OF the
ACCURACY ski Of Mr. >chaeaer have implicit confidence
IN their therefore recommend Tie preparation %
Nr Williams a. economical source Of brilliant hsti,
and preferable spiri oi urpentne IN The uses IN me
arts to which they are both applicable. -
Sew-Yosk july i6 is4i JAMES RENWICK
We ed siml experiments 10 me above and coa
read comfortably adance 81 10 10 feet from the ishi
OF our lamp.