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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02
BYRONIc sEArTIYs. 81 Nv.


Her brow ighie and kigh her cice.s p.r. A.
Like twiA.h rosy still With toe set SUM
SMOOTH upper hp-swe-i Aps that make ussA
Ever so have seen sucl; for he was one
FL Tor he mode. of sis.ilsry.
race Of mere impo>iors when slls done
I've seen much inner women. ripe ana rrsl
Than al The nonsense oi heir stone IDEAL
The above stanzs comprs perfect picture Of -.
vOfrrn-such a. one unailtd Nature rarely nr,l
The resources of Science must now a-dsys he INVOKED =
ma ioriiy OF Instances % produce the raiy n Iov..'
,Sh ch ne poet ha. above Ideally Swallowed forth H.
know thar GDurauis Italian NeiIcS,ci soap !. H.
com pound which viii clear he skin from 81 inpg--.
such - ID rpics. Tan. Frecscs, >Hnburn SAownr.. -
kheUm, >cfOiul, RingWonr, Ac, and make the cute !.
white and trans parent hat the eloquent blood may sro,
seen io course . WAY through tir vein. heue.s
rhs uuoyan soap also invaluable as Shaving Cr.r
hard or sat water The smooth upper lip ami ~.
broW above alluded may also be easily Ntsne by =,
aiN using GoIraUds eNurpaiIn. Poudre- >ublles AZ 4,
piraon of these wonderful PCudrcs VIII uproo .ap..
ous har a. % oy magic shOud the p" cheek be gna.us
pale pure" and permanent rosy dye may D. given 4
Z hy t,ourauds superb Liquid Vegetable ROug. Gosrso4
Gfeca Hair Dyevul color any hair beautiful and s..
brown or black F'rsae only 50 The Doctors ongina o.
POT. - Na'kerst. l-f store IRON Broadway Roso- A
: Jordan. Mlk-st Lowell. Carleton Co; New B.,
ford. W L. Gerri-l Worcester. Green CO. spunsres
Bliss. Anthony. Fall River Thomas. Newport Nv,
New Haven. Barkus 4 Bu'i. Troy Pierce Sisnwis "A,
Albany. T.. b. Tute. Assembly Buildings, Chr.nu,.
Philadelphia Beware Of buse and dangerous COUNTS r !.
nd remember that the genuine : sold only shove A.,
iha each cake has the words ~. r. te.tr Goarsafs IA.
fchcgfed - y. v \" compressed with mould. A..
Doctors fac smile each splendid epbcsd wrspp.,
Il e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02

~ The body of a man named Brinkerhoii OF
Kingston. lster County found few days since
pended By rope from the branches Of forty
from the ound where he had been hanging for thirteen
isys-haying previous TO swinging OF, sho, himself
hmugh the body
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02

lg- Can the Express, by any possibility, avoid
ramping down truth in its unprovoked attacks upon
u.s. 1t says that the communication in yesterdays
Tribune ON THE Express and Repeal was introduced
nv US The introduction written by the author of
he communication which but the wiliuly blind
fill,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02

- The next Annual Convention of the diocese
Of NcwYork is notified in 81. Johns Chapel On
Wednesday the 9th OF September 1t will probably be-
the largest Convention held the diocese and
Of the most exciting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02

sANDs's SARsAFARItLA-The extraordinary results Of
concentration or condensation In nothing apparent
han Tn the phenomena OF Electricity We his wonder
m agent In The lightning. and In - most dhused visible
form IN the Aurora Boreas Northern Lights The differ
nee almost equally papahe. though IN his the ef
fct conss7are instead OF detucre, between >ands-
irsqpara and the difiOng supposed ID en-
pOdv a the hygean properties Of that root The unrvard
irt-epc qualities Of that vegetable production. IN their ~
and IN the form most cOngena Ia the organ
raun through which the preparation = 20 act. exist In
>lnds- Sarsapars The that il onerai on
ln0u blood of the patient i almost immeia ate. and IL
ELECT permanent expulsion Of he WINS which creates
and rerpetafe1 Inflammation In it, various shapes Of erup
lions ulcers tumors cancers, .wengs Of the joints rheu
nlfi.m SC &c.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by A. B. L
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 70 Futonstreet New York
sold ~ Broadway Y Fast Broadway and by Drug
ys- generally thrOug hOut the United States Price 81 per
lotf.- SIX bottles for -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02

~ 1t is seldom that we have such painful duty
to p,fom devolves upon us this morning in snnounc
ing the death of Judge SAMUEL J. HTrcHcocK OF New
utvcn He died sunday evening last, at o'clock
The Goth year Of his age. He graduated at Yale Col
e,c in 1902 with the irst honors of his class lie has
cd several places of high trust with great satisfaction
to tie people of Connecticut He has been for long
tim, the President of the New Haven and Hartford Rail
road Company lie was Professor OF the Yale La"
school Of which he has had the principal management
.nc its establishment up to the time of his death The
Church the Bar the Bench, the Professors Chair, the
.amily circle. and the community in which ne hved
ave sustained a heavy loss in his death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02
MONTHLY JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE

Poarp.tr VI . SHoEr HoR~sD Bull. with a bne'
sseeh n The Qualities Of hat Breed and of IL Introduction
Ga H. Good and Bal Point, Of Cate and on the f,rma-
zion ~ Fii and Muscle.
- Jon>'s Day RYE ASo LucrssE How io be- Cult
vaiei for Early Green Food.
: J0hr'--Dsy Rye.
Lucerne
NEw-YoRS STATE ACRicuLruEAL FAR
>Jssa lrs CULTURE ASD MASLFACTJRE..iO Grafton d.
isef-d before the Agricultural and Mechanics A.-Dcat
% Louisiana by Judge \ RO-tj
CoNPAsls0> o. GuAN0 WIrH oTHES MANrREs Com
muuicaed tt Royal Agricultural Society Of England, by
David Barclay. VI
MisNtNAGENsSr o. SrABLE-DUSs MANURF
ENTOMOLOGY The CockrOach. or Black Beetle.
CHESHIRE CHEEsE-
Detailed Accounted the Making OF Cheshire Cheese By
Henry Wmie-lA Pre- Essay
SiLS PLASr-GUASO..iL- Letter from Mr T--cheinacher
NATIVE 0s WILD MAZE. Letter from Jno X. Town
send
Notice Of The Cotton Plant Plate
TBoCsHTs TREEs AND FLOWERS. .Sugge,f-i. or Re
sv-d y Letter from Clergyman
THE CLERGY Thsrr Opportunities aud Power In
prove The Public Taste for Agriculture ard Horticulture
Letter from Rev. J. o. Ch1ul--.l
rnE P0sTKY o. KUEAL LIFE.
TSlALs % >ULPHUsIC AoiD AID BOSEs FOK TuRSlPs,
by r " Purchas. From the Journal Of ihe Royal Agn-
cultural Society Of Engialt.l
Uss % >ULPHUEIc ACID WIN BoSEs A. COsPosr, by
T. DAVIS. from II. Journal Of the Royal Agricultural %
ri-ts OF tngltndl
Eorross T,sLE. Notices Of Late Publications..
Bihe SoOd-Residence Of Robert Donaldson t-t IN
'omnogy and Botany Agricultural COnv-uiiOn non "a
deck Prafi; Maryland Coal Destruction u nr M berry
ly Frost vegetable Physiology and Ei-criciiy Leiler
rom Cufor.l
Pisces CURREST.
MlscELL,>Y. Cape Wool. Composition OF Soils. Qua.
no. Manufacture % Msnnr Destruction OF sparrow. and
Other Birds. Manure for Onions; Electro Culture.
TERMS; s5a year; FIRE. copies for So Single num-
bers 50 cents. Address
GREELEY L McELRATH New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02

!! q The Lexington Observer denies the truth OF
the statement ,ha, C. NJ. CRAY offered, through his
Giends 10 discontinue the True American, on condi-
non that his press should not be removed.
We are glad to find our first impressions respecting the
matter thus auihoriiaively confirmed We have never
Ion moment believed that Mr. Clay authorized any such
nroposIon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02
THE TRIBUNE.
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER Q. lsa5.

r. An evening edition OF The Tribune isprnted
every afternoon at O'Clock containing the latest news
received the city of New York up tina, hour besides
brief OF the Markets and Sales Of Stocks up
"a O'Clock. P. NJ Travellers on board Of steamboat
and ohes- leaving the city IN the afternoon obtain
the evening edition by nqurng for il ofthe news boys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02

". The FARMERS Lrss.HY and MONTHLY Jotn-
NAL or AcarcrLrvKE viii be- supplied 10 Agents and
Booksellers al the usual discount The second number
now ready see the Contents In another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02
~ tn. Mus.r, q, E>cl,>o ha. ordered & or1.,

~ TiW MAJESTY or E>cL,>O has ordered turtle
supryot Jones' soap.
BJOklNsuAN PALACE. London. July IA, "a
To NJ Jones Dear Sui an commanded hy her MAJ.
~ express iD Won her most sincere qualification A. II.
really beautiful ehrci of your "Jou"s Italian Cheuc.
Soap De- skim in maknrif e aud healthy and fre.
suuhurn and freckes FROM her Majesty thus 2,
pressing her royal approval Of he article. s1fpus,
NoI do NOT have eat here. could recommend o va
NJ King. of s. James street Nou aci he hn, 90
r.t
Nouwiu Immediately forward glt dozen directed 10 m,
for especial of the Queen and The ROYAL Nursery
have USED myself In several of scurvy al
rhtIn pimprs. bluchrs. Sc ani rs effect truly beautiful
remain, ~, your most ohedicul servant,
; W. BARDON NJ D.
Physician iu ordinary 10 the Queen
cmany one with grain oi sens" longer doubt ils sings
larry beautiful medicinal properties Of Jones Soap cur 4.
piIp|es frckle boiches Ne. and IN making dars y@os
Or -iiuburnt skin. clear while and free from bemish Give
rn.v triad AMI viii be grahei. Sold only gem
fis the Ssn of the American Eagle - Cha
ham q. n broadway, aud 80 Fuiton--L Brooklyn
auln 1eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02
TO-pAY'S OUTSIDE.

FIRST PAGF-Phonography, No From the Pacific
IA. Albany Argus against the Texas doings Loco Foc'
iniquircs In Ohio; Alexander Walsh Minor News o
the Day sc
FouRrH PAGE.-Case of Seduction Money and Ma
rnc News List OF Letters &C
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02

IL THf GENUINE GALyANiC RIScs These articles are
only be- obtained al DR.. CRfsriE's Office 3i Futon--
AID others IN The City cOunieeit-. See Advertisement
90 first page
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02

NcTfcr Tho public are requested 10 h~ar IN r,.,
Conrefs Magcal P.in Extractor 10 had re.uir, =
Of Coms,ock Co. No p Cortisnd-s,. Who are ~. .
prourro-s For evidence Of the universal n.ri,. - .
sOvi reign rtIue,iy wuIl1 refer 10 u-sry r,e,v -
g,uan 10 his city Nho have SEEN q used ADD vfr-...s
wonderful ELECTS III. rrnisiy fhs' gives mn.,,l., -
ard comor' 10 81 swe.ings bra -. sores. .,r,'r.
which are almost daily inca.enfto hgm.n lie II q. -
VII sweeps Re whole orii- ufru'snror.
eruTrfe comp aiufs and al ne lrh-afhv u.,,
b- oi.cn-rrto. ami tfsn hrs-. restoring IL eu,,
heal ~ functions u j. remedy which removes ~.
suffering from al burns. >cals r lres By Ar - -
li l every case ~ - timely application heany -
IN n 81 c1se- wiiloIf a scar. m rr~ u -.
that has never been known io Do the east hurt OF
additional >uferng ans. hr most .ggrs,.',s -
where b.. h.eu used
" hsi family when they know ihese facts en-, ~
keee Ihs sa'Ne 0r hand Gwen gratis % he ro., -.
f-rin- Oncr more caution the public % pro,s. :.
save only p Coriland-s.
~ Hay, LiNiNfSr ani In. Balm Of China Va
I'll o cire shy ~ Piles ~ her blind or bes>sis,
Dr. Nr\sif. Acoustic Oii. certain for U-af,-..
infii Hair DYE. warranted 10 color The hair but % D.
a. u CoriI and -
u" THF INDIAN VEGETABLE ttiNfS and Lir.n~-t -
p Cortland-sL swarranfrt 20 any disease u H.
usr ~ Gout u gives immediate rciei. sfr~ngtlss. -,
lu.ls taSr- down swengs AMI extend. cou;ract-x -
BEAUTIFUL BEAUTIFUL Every person Who -.
Stove Funnel 20 Crate thai hs. been Varrshcd VIII -
Poist exc aims. 81 b,si,fifnl THIS : c..
prep 4naLon snd s-passes every other srce Coz L. =
purpose ever invented. in beauty, durability and ez-
plying. sold only al p Corusni-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02
-, The Farmers, Library and Monthly Jour

nal or AGRICULTURE.-The September Number Of
h. useful and beautiful work, viii be- ready on Thursday
r.. --..tl n. ...lu.I..,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02

~ Deafness of D. ~ wears standing positively srrei
hy Using Dr. G1uraud~ celebrated Acoustic Drops prepai
from the recipe ufDr Curtis The celebrated Aurist u L..
dam Found only 10 New Or, al ~ Walker H.. l.i or.
FROM Broadway ah
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02

1fAFNrsS-The unrivuilei success Of Dr. McNair-
AcousucO n relieving per-onswho suffer almost constant
with hlzzrg noises continual hummng &c. which are
bH SYMPTOM. Of approaching deafness. ha- gained for q
reputation before equaed Although other articles
nave been dyere vel le deaf not sure Of being cur
e unless they get ihr genuine article Price = per rt h.
A. Il Cortland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02

" Wing General Compnittee.-A regular meet
Ug Of the Committee vii be bed CD Tuesday Evening
next, al h.lfpasi O'Clock, at the Broadway House
Ry oder SMITH DUSNiNC, Chairman
J. II Hosssr HAws, ssx,,vs
WylCoAt r. RftEl ( '''F sld
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02

PrRtFy YoUR BLooD.-COmstocks ssrspara j. the bs,
urfici- In for this purpose Railways ersfca'e- all PIN
- and sores upon ihe face Strengthens the system, and
.t0re- vital fluids their natural circulation. Sold only
20 p Corand-st Price 20 per bottle or - per dozen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02

rT- Reebe n to-f"r, hauef'' NO. ~ o''S'N'
New York Fashion ior Fall. isD
Crown ineh-s high Bel-s.ie Yeoman-i Curve
Tip. Oval
Bnn-1. incls. vide. Carl-smalI and round rsi''
fuller Al SIDES. meeting al front aud with avery tn-t'''
setsghy rolled al sides and 'he under part " mo BIT"
J. 10 .loped and inch curved.
Bsnd--il-is inch vide, heavy nbbd, with buckle
Binding-ii.6 inch wide. fine MID.
NIB. The fashions ior Youths and Chidrens hsls s''
Caps viii be introduced Sept Is, ls+a ~ saS "'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02

COMMON PLEAs-No.. , 49, 100, l5 IT,. II. j. Il3. u
,J u - p u 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02

TuE PRryCipiFs of AGRiCrLruRE By Albert ID. Ths-r
INrRoDCorfoS THf EDlTOg Or THt f,RNEss' LII
HRARY
PRFFscE TO ENGLISH EpiriOs.
MENoIR oF THAER.
CHso~oLocicAL LIST % Tn,ER's AGRiouLrpRAL
WRIrfNGs.
sfcrio~ L.. The Fundamental Pltncyi,s Sketch VI
Systematic Agriculture.
The Bases or The Science OF Agriculture.
The Bases OF Enterprise
Capital
Tie Farm. and the Manner Of taking possession Of H.
LrasehOd Estates
Hereditary Leases.
SECTION H.. The Economy Organization aud DIRECTION
# aH fFioifurai EnteVriis.
Labor |u General
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02

~ Gen,Iemen'- iaf-.-Fsshlon. Tor Agionin. 10.
AIRY a GO will il. fh. solicitation ~ their numerous
lf-ofown frenf. ahoai lsavns he City, Introduce N
,ur,u .tv for (;-nten-n- HAS on Saturday bt INST
AMI 6tl, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02

~ PETsIFIED HUN.S BODY al tn. American Museum
To-day viii De exhibited Tor The nr-i Tune the wonderful
OF ADiPOciKE or Human Preservation. eNiumed a.
B-rther Canada Fall after burial Of twenty year-
There will also be- splendid performances by the Westerns,
De Bull Jr and Miss Elizabeth al 5. and "a r ". The
famous Dwarf Col Chsffn, and Madame Rockwell be
II all hours
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-01-07

S0UTH CARoLINA.-ln the Senate of
South Csrolina on The 18th inst, Mr.. Pick
ems introduced the following resolutions,
with some brefremarks which were listened
to hy the Senate with great attention. After
he had closed, the resolutions were adopted
without a dissenting Voice, and ordered TO
be sent TO The House of Representatives for
concurrence.
Resolved, That this Senate considers the
recent movement in the House of Represen-
tives in Congress, in relation 10 the reception
of petitions 10 abolish slavery in any portion
of this Confcdoracy as calculated to endan-
ger the peace ofour State, as fragrant out
rage upon our rights, and decided step
towards tho subversion of our institutions,
and the dissolution OF this Union.
Resoi7cd, Tit On his subject we admit
no Legislative power in Congress, and that
such legislation will in fact, be a dissolution
of the federal compact.
Resolved, That if there should be legis-
laton on this subject by Congress, that the
Governor OF this state is hereby requested
to call the legislature together, i'll order TO
decide upon the mode and manner in which
we shall preserve and defend our ancient
rights and liberties"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-01-07

A Sous VIHDrcATIoN OF HIS FATHER
A gentle man who has lately visited the
battle field of Lundy's Lane narrates the
following in regard TO a son of tho late
Gen. Hull
The height which Miller stormed is now
a graveyard In its bosom reposo, side by
side, and in peace till the great trump shall
sound, the remains Of those who on that
field struck al each others life. A gener-
Gus warrior spirit gave to both equal hon
ors and n common grave. Among the
dead Of the day there buried the name Of
Hull, captain in the American army,
caught my eye. lie fell in the battle in
his 23 year, as he desired to fall. He
was The son Of Gen. Hull who ignomini
ousl y surrendered Detroit at the commence
ment Of The war, and was sentenced to die
towards death. Deeply id his high
spirited son feel this stain upon his nume,
md he sough for every opportunity, Of
washing it out, if need be, with his hearts
blood. He dill wash it out; and here,
sword in hand, boneath his counlry's flag,
nn the crown Of the onemy's works and in
the arms Of Yictory--hs dedm
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-01-07

4 WI ye genuine Yankees and Badgers, who
~ love sharp knife and a shlngle, trot along up
to BAIN'S HARDWARE STORE and procure
one of SAM WRAGG's Best Whiitlers,''
marked l. n T. There also may be found in
great variety, one, TWO, and three bladed Knives
o: the most approved make, also the genuine and
Congress Knife, Wade s; Butcher s
Chinese Razors, Chapman's Metallic Strops, &c.
To the Ladies also | would say, be wise unto
your own interest," and lock ilto the Hardware
Store before purchasing elsewhere, Ter there you
can find Tea and Table Knives and Forks Of var-
Gus makes and qualities, tea and table Spoons of
every description, Scissors, Shears, Brass Candle
sucks, Shutters and Trays, Tea Trays, aud in fac;
all those necessary appendages OF House keeping
which IL is the cvstom for Ladies to look after.
r. RAIN
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-01-07

ASSAULT or Mr.. ADAMs.-A personal
assault was made yesterday morning in
the lobby OF the House of Representatives
on Mr.. Adams, the venerable Elk Presi-
den, Of the United States, by person who
is said, and may well be believed, 10 be
under mental arrangement The follow
ing statement OF this attrocious outrage has
been furnished to us by the Police Mngs.
trate by whom the offender was examined
and COMMITTEE to answer for the assault:
A great deal of excitement prevailed in
our community Yesterday, in consequence
Of and an attack being made at The Capitol
upon the person Of the Hon. John Quincy
Adams. by an individual named Thomas
Sangster, who, either IN fl Of insanity,
or under the influence of intoxicatien. at
tempted to commit nm ACT of outrageous
violence Of the ex-President. The House
was in session, when Sanges,er sen, a
messageto Mr.. Adams by one of the pages,
that gentleman wished to see Mr.. Adams
in the lobby. Mr.. Adams then left his
seat, and wnen he met Sangs,er, the latter
accosing Mr.. Adams, exclaimed, /" You
are wrong" and IN kick you," and
made an attempt 10 seize him; upon which
Mr.. Adams took hold Of Sangsier by the
wrists and endeavored to hold his hands,
but had not strength 10 do so. Sangster
then attempted 10 strike Mr. Adams in the
face, but was prevented carrying out his
assault 10 the extent which he inle nded by
the interposiilon OF two or three bystanders
and Witnesses of the outrage. In the mean
time Sangster loft the House, but was soon
Afterwards pursued, with view to his i'm
mediate arrest, by The Sergean:-at Arms
and his attendants, bearing The mace Of the
House. The Sergeant-at-Arm did not,
however, succeed in promptly over;akng
Sangster, but the latter was arrested in q
rsfectory on Pennsylvania Avenue by officer
Burr, under warrant issued by Justice
Thompson, on the AFFIDAVIT being made in
the Speakers room by the Hon. John
Quincy Adams of the circumstances Of the
assault, Sangster WINS fully committed TO
prison for want Of the required security.
We learn that Thomas Sangster, the
person who committed this gross assault
upon Mr. Adams, keeps an agency Office
near the western termination Of Pcnsyl.
vania Avenue, and is native o. Virginia"
MT. Int.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-01-07

THE OREGoN.-It is said tina, DIR. Dun.
cans bill for the immediate occupation OF
the Oregon, will be submitted to The House
without delay. "This bill calls for the
occupation Of The whole exten. of territory
from the Mexican boundary south to the
line OF latitude "a Forth, giving the Eng.
ilsh nation an extent Of go miles of coast
where they reach the Russian boundary.
In this territory the English Government,
have already established Fights forts or mi
lltary stations, and below the line of boun-
Diary settled east Of the territory, they
have also erected FIVE forts, two Of which
are on the south bank Of the Columbia RI
yer, point at which they have never Sc
riously claimed.
A HoAx.-The report Of riot at the
Red Oak settlement, near Georgetown,
Ohio, turns out 10 be hoax. We agree
with the Cincinnati Gazette, that 1--WE
would rather be hoaxed fifty times over in
this, and almost any other subject, than
have such terrible reality occur on our
SOIL"
The "Telegraph Extra" con,aing the
hoax appears 10 have been extensively cir
culated, and the geiters up of it deserves
10 take The places of the Tunaways who
led to The riot-happily only one paper
Clereland Herald.
Run Do,cn ,rith Applicants To-
Gusts OF Egypt were cot more numerous
than the offce-seekers now around an on
their way to Mr.. Folks residence. The
President elect, il is said, has been COM
PEELED to abandon his country residence,
and take apartments in hotel in Nash
vile, in consequence of the great rush.
The office kers in Nashville ON Tues
day, from all parts of the Union, number
ed ever six hundred-aIl waiting to soc
''thc President"
Union and Peace at Namoo. We take
this opportunity to say TO the saints abroad
all is union and peace at Nauyoo, and
the temple is rising rapidly as token that
God has not forsaken his church and peo-
| pie. With the same health and industry
that now bless US, if the weather permits
bat few months more will elapse, and
the temple of God, al Nauvoo, will be a
standing W taess for lhe gathering of Isra-
ely dHr0o, WOW. 10.
The N. Y. Evening Mirror states that
not long since young lawyer, canvassing
Tor political party, was logged by three
persons OF an opposite party, so severely,
tina; he was Tor some time obliged to keep
his bed. When ha recovered he immedi-
ateI y went 10 meeting of the club TO whic
the assailnnts were attached, demanded a
hearing, and insisted upon having ring,
and then one at time, His request was
acceded to, and he gave each of the fell
ows handsome dressing.
decentralization OGIciaz.-The Of
ficia returns from Missouri show the fo.-
lowing result.
Polk 4l,369
Clay 3l,25l