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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02
tho, there was corrupt COLLISION between this b"ney
4 IL. Dill

thar there was corrupt cousion between ms D""'
and the Polk paryi
But Mr. Birney wrote us letter on tne o.i' u
October which will be found in The Tribune VI ''''
9TH DENYING that he had on Lake Enc express
preference for Mr.. Polk az President Yet IN 'he
very letter he explained the matter in these remark
able words;
a., ,s,os,ling ON the danger Of Annexation ex
,,e..cd the opinion that now repest-that haa om
rrTtr 6oy Of should Mr. Polk Be elecsed taa eoop
DEAL should M, CLAY Be e,d placed my ea,, ~
The ground that Mr. Clay as well as MI poik hod e,I
n kss,f f1rorably Annexation and that ne couo so
would lead party while Mr. Polk was incompetent 10
cad his sc.
Here Is the record Of the ground deliberately Ia
ken by Mr. Birney, and on which ne and others IKE
him induced at lest ten thousand good AniisiaVers
Wings Of this State TO oppose Mr.. Clay as an An
lexa,ionist-as more likely to effect AhheAa''o"
,han Polk was and 30 their votes were thrown
away ON Birnev. and James X. Polk thereby CHOSEN
presidcn, and Texas thrus, into the Union. Lei
hose believe Birney honest who can we oei'e'e'
md s,ill believe him a deceiver and hha'e--a uo
,ejver in stating that Mr. Clay had expressed MN
elf favorably'to Annexation, "a well as MI rom
,,d k,ave n pretending and inducing others to
believe that Annexation was more hkeiy 10 lahe
,lace If Mr.. CLAY should be elected than If Poik
.hond suchis our conviction-we cannot be apus-
II GU, of il Let the sad result testify whe'''er our
belief was well grounded.
In this same letter to us Birney says
aTI have been nominated for the Legislature 0,
Michigan by the Democrats Of the County IN WIN"
re.ide II has been since I.ft home, &c &c
Now il has since been made apparent 'la' M
Birney not only knew he would be nominated .!
he Loco. Focos before he left Michigan, but hah
ereed to accept the nomination
Inst before the Election, we received but did ho'
publish Michigan Democrat Extra, containing a
e,ter purporting TO be from James q. Birney' ana
declaring the writer TO be secretly OF the Loco-f oco
party We did not publish this, because we dis
.r,sted it. and so stated, but we did state that
riend offered to bet 800 its genulneness, which
Ans the truth We doubt whether any Loco Foco
,r Liberty Journal would have been thus scrupu
Gus il the letter had purported 10 be signed by Mr
Clay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02

ArRocI0us OtTsACE-Thf. public are respectfully eau
toned against arce which Is offered reduced prior-
purporng 10 be Daley. Magical Pain Extractor Renei
Der, The genuine article does the SKIN N the ies
sud tie following diseases s-seali-, bufH., "a
Rneum ,Euptons Of all kinds, Chiblsn-, Od sores
Tender Feet; Sore Ewes ScrOfgls Wounds, thap- fLe-
Erysipeas &c. Be 10 asa for Da4eys hA2ea al.
Extractor and lake no other The only tue AMI genuine am
Extractor s, the r,ten mot printed signature on me
nor of each Il they base coupterfets sod
Ss~.yark .'' o2pJ y2S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02

- Hon. ZADoK PRATT of Greene Co Is now III
our CITY. He was Member of the last Congress and
probably won more friends there than any other man OF
b party This was not hard do He did not bore the
House with speeches for Buncombe nor any manner in
.ut or maltrea ofoppose politics but he attended
TO his duties especially Chairman OF the Committee
IN Public Buidngs) and did his share oft work faith
y The citizens of Washington speak Of his services
with hearty appreciation. The People OF this Country
pay e3 Members of the House eight dollars day, which
twenty three of them really earn, while the odd two
hundred smoke drink loaf make speeches and in various
ways prevent the contamination of most of the business
which the workers have matured. Col. Pratt was one
Of the twenty three
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02

MysrrRIoUs-The brig Porto Rico, Of Belfast
knowl,on master cleared AZ Philadelphia ihs 25h Of
June bound Boston has 10 day been lowed ao this
port found under the following circumstances
The brig was lying To- the helm lsshed down to lee
ward The captains compass and the log book were on
board The .as, entry In the log book dated June
3r,i O'Clock A. NJ Fire Island bearing \ y L. distant
miles" The bris perfectly tight had water IN
her ana very deeply laden with Goa In the the
pilots found a small lamp though purPoseiy placed
there with the intention OF n-ing the vessel The
mains OF the crews breakfast found ia the galley
When the pilots boardedthe Porto Rico they Jaw fore
and alt rgged schooner standing for her but when the
crew pilots board her they bore up and kept out
of the way The pilots brous hi the brs in and she
this morning flowed up 20 the city by the steamboat
Wave Com. Adv. yesterday.
THE PHGSIx BANK C,sE-Onr readers are
doubtless aware that on the motion OF VIM Wymsn for
a irial the Supnme Court held some months since
that the Prosecuting Attorney must tx articu
lar count in the indictment which try him. Il
seems that addition the old Indictment the Grand
Jury have found eleven bills against him and il i
probable that the old VIII be so prosd and thsi he
will be- tried more OF the new ones.
Boston Traveller
CONSIDERATION SERNoN-We understand that
the sermon at the cousecrson Of Bishop Potter H. by
appointment Of the presiding Bishop 10 be preached by
Ri Rev Bishop Hopkins of Vermont. We are glad that
this duty has been devolved upon one so wen qusned IN
All respects 10 discharge il 10 the satisfaction OF those
who are more Immediately interested. Bishop Hopkins
was himself once presbytcr OF PennsylTania
Episcopal Recorder.
NAyAL--The l. s frigsie Raritan was al Rio de
Janeiro on the 18th May 10 sail in three days for Monte
sideo the sloop OF Boston al Montevideo and
The cambridge cruising
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02

Rafr AArIsN aSD GOCr.--it hardly seems w0rh sbse
fOr -ay favor Of the ceeorsied Nerve an -
Linim-n and Indian Vegetable Eitir; yet We csn4ie -
iong long there il likely % be- one silcee -
that ha- not heard Of ih- wonderful feniy -
~Cyd now, without hesitation, advise sl thai are Y -
viii keuinatisn VI Govt 10 and procure u- &c
e1y. For .sle II q conrtand street No. Df 49,
Acoustic Oh, certain cure for Deafness. An9 "
nIian u ar Dive viii color The hair bat not ~ .kL
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TO.DAY,S OUTSIDE.

FIRST PAGE.-The late Thomas Hood Hunts Mer
chants Magazine; Godeys Ladys Book-Farmers Noon
ng; Miscellaneous Items.
FOURTH PAGE.-On a Beggar Boy with Bunch OF
Flowers; Domestic Slave Trade Education in Rhode
STAND; Commercial and Money Matters Marine
Iournal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02

NIELo's GARDEN.-Ihis establishment contnuss lie
iul tide OF success The order and attention The
iorts Of the visitors Is the common remark Of eli
zens capital bill IS put forth 10 nght-the whole
strength of the establishment the actors dancers &C.
Friday night IS be Grand Gala IN the fun sense Of
the word. We cant tell how many entertainments ar
u BE- given but Edges display II magnificent fire"orkf
il TO be ct the chei features If the evening IL
will give several and narsahle coiors IA nre The
result Of late discoveries in chemical science
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02

THE P,r,Sr G.Lv.>tc Rf>cs AND CxIsrEEs N - -
tLUiD.-lns remarkable discovery po--s'-s- az ~ -
hea. effects Of the most powerful Osiyane bfs' 49,
Magnetic Machines, and has been Used m perez. ~
m an c.-rs of Rheumatism and Nervous COinpi.r VA
only agency for the z,anrae Rises anj FLtiD N ~
= al IA EulOn-s- sun Building
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02

lsr Mr.. Thomas Dunn English sees tit in his
Ar;s,idesn' to saw of the Editor of the Tribune las
we find quoted in the Nantucket Inquirer
If he III g.. should 60 TO the naughty place we eau
49,; on oid f,;sad The devil TO beware Of him He will
organize party there and elect new President oil the
birthstone republic"
MIR Dunn English is mistaken After seeing how
steadily, insiinctvely, the Five Points coriaer :
Hook and every other sink OF vice and vainy III
,hi- CITY have voted Loco Foco these twelve years,
we are thoroughly satisfied that our sort OF politics
won, take with that sort of People especially when
we stand opposed to such a measure as Annexation
We shouldn't begin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02

A HARD HIr-Thomss W. Dorr, in his speech
to the multitude assembled 10 congratulate him on
his liberation ia said by the Providence journal 10
have remarked that he noticed there many honest
faces and brswny arms which it gave him pleasure
TO see but he regretted to say that he had not seen
them on a certain occasion when he required their
presence much more than he did then. This was a
rebuke well merited by the shutting towards who
deserted him at the trying moment VIII they pay
him for il with their votes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02

~ Strangers visiting the city 10 spend III. coming iil
vi be- highly graiined By visiting the American Museum
TN. afternoon The atreriiOns arr numerous, such tie
annba Chief, AliOmaion Winter, Nc l. Mrs. Western
Blind Fdier and Afren, &c. Performances this Afternoon
O'Clock and In the evening. T<- Gambia Chef AZ
pears in AZ Native War Dance IN full Hri,l
lanl-s- Children AID AL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02

~ Gov DogR i 1T al liberty, and Hastings "a "a
IL. liberty of calling upon al who IN any az - =, -
i-sa.s- arising from impure STATE u ibr NJ Lrux
heir lsvnSis Sarsopsria Candy oHs
,o and el,rap rere,iy ami Il you have se.ngb OF ess
L..ir ceelrsied HoreAopAd Dr1ps Depot S't bf 81 r.
~ -
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~ TO sswsr,StS PusLissrRs ASD PsisrrRs ~ rns
CoCsTRs.-Jhe advertiser having moderate 1nOBs
bis command, i de-rous ~ PURCHASING uvrssi
In wen founded and sour.iung paper esiabsn en
10 M Interior He has had long and valuable expedsnes
10 all Departments Of newspaper basiness both n crnee'
lion ~iih the country and bs city day press D I've y<fs
on his own accounti and to any parties disposed 70 enf
into egoaon, references ofie chest character WI DC
yveD, both the city OF New York and 10 Ma-sacbu-sus
The advertiser being desous Of feNnqasnng hs p'esn'
connection with the daily press from motives % hs'A'
he would BE- happy io receive proportion provided s1s
factory arrange made by purchase, 10 ar Ne
charge Of weekly seIni.weekly newspaper p "'.r
meni. H., experience and education have qualified p"
either the practical editorial department Of ne"-psp'
both OF which capacities he has filed responsible po''''
in some ol the leading journals OF de country beside "
management h. business tor the period above %
ierred to- w
Address ,po-t paid A. g., care u =. ,. TfSNEY t~
Nrs York city. Je.pfnss"F
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02

FATAL AccIDENr-John Dougherty. engineer al
the suffolk Lead Works. while oing the machinery on
Friday caught his right hand In the geering, and IN ny
inc 10 extrcae himself caught hl- left IN also tils
night hand aud crushed mp TO the shoulder
and his left hand broken of above the wrist and survived
only few hours after the accident Boston Post
STEAM PAcKErs-Therc will be four steam
pac kes to leave England for America in the month Of
July The Britannia. Captain Hewitt, u advertised 10
leave Liverpool on Friday next, the ith of july the
Great Western Mathews Saturday the 9Th the Acadia
Harrison the 10Th and the Great Britain Hossin on
on the 10Th. The fIibenia Captain. Ryrie. which len
Liverpool on the 10th ult has been eleven days AZ sea
~ Hon. ELISHA WHIrrLEsEY OF Ohio Col
HlYNE OF : c. Hon. Mr.. MAcLAy Of this city, Hon. Mr.
Dawson of Georgia, and Ex-senator CONRAD OF Louis
lana are among the last arrivals at Washington City
RAPID TRAvELING.-On the trial OF a new loco
motive made for the Long Island Railroad it was ascer
tanned that she went % miles IN two hours and hall
This locomotive has eight wheels in all.
~ It's said that first rate man oi.war OF the
present dav requires upward Of 10000 cubic feet OF tim
Der and 10000 lbs ofhemp are used IN the cordage II
/. is estimated that the extent ground on which the TIM
Der for ninety gun ship would grow would be nifty acres
Rrors IN CAyApA-We regret to say that out
RACES sill occur occasionally in Griintown One OF oui
most quiet and respectable citizens was attacked neal
Brennan's corner Tuesday night By two ruiians up
parently Canslers and knocked down several tunes
After receiving great injury rom blows ana AicH- 'h
Gentleman -ucceedcd in escaping into Brennans store
where Mr. r. protected him. and Afterwards es'oIt''
hin, homo Montreal Herald, June y.
CoH-The potsville Journal makes the whole
quantity Of coal sent down from the ~chuylkn ana L.
hirh regions th. season, SOL 400 tons against HOo
tons last year
~ Crawford has completed his clay model Tor
bust OF Hon Josiah Quincy President Of Harvard Col
leee The bust will be wrought in stone the return Of
the artist 10 Rome
~ The citizens OF Albany have presented
yies of their City painted 10y Cole the L. :. Navy
f,r M. 4 ship Albany. The Secretary the Nav,
acknowledges the siit IN a very appropriate letter.
~ Mr. j. Thompson Cornell of Andoyer Mass
was drowned on sunday last while bathing
-. Hon. ABBOT LAWRENCE OF Boston was a.
Rochester ON Friday lat, on sway west
ry- We notice that in Nantucket they max,
known the yBblshHerfs through the newspapers
very good idea II the ladies' much time formerly
spent in gOssping the news about Now, every bod
knows who : going 10 be married" Newspapers
the proper vehicles OF information.
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to Cnlxauic Riugs.-Be not decsisec--S $3.50
Gslvanlc Rings require sud 20 increase vi 4, 81
power For sale only by DR.. Csffssfo>s sten' \, 80
itj Fulton ia and as Broadway % NAArf-s- .rr
ma. ID Luior'. cor vi Grand aud Bo"efy DIT nssr AZ
Nrs HAYS. Price Two sislng., gold plated " y
lejy 6teod' vi
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Cash M al! cases accompanying t,r orderl
MOSDAs. June ~ Fishkin Landing \ ".
MendOn. y Y............ Augusta Ga -
TUESDAY. July Isl Portland, Me..............
sCrvak, Conn ............ Waterbury Conn ......
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- Ladies' Children and all, 20 to Pesle. Museum this
afternoon and evening, and the splendid performances
by Wincbei and others; aud by all consult the for
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Thing. In Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Newiork Tribune.
Pm AM rnlA. Ju-N l. Z


PHlLADELPmA, july L. VI.
Capt Young of the ship Iehigh recently arrived from
Liverpool l. charged with having committed an agera
vared assault and battery upon person OF his cf"" dur
ng the passage and has been held To pan 10 answer
Tho University Of pennsylyanla will hold lis annual
commencement for comforting degrees IN the Arts ot
THURSDAY morning at The Musical Fund Hal
In stocks day prices have generally fallen on
states Fiye- are down 10 a. the interest being OIL The
market closed At s3i bid. q asked Wilmington Ran
road has also fallen OF and from present appearance
viii continue dronp until something definite u know
relative to the payment of the interest coming due upon
the COMPANY Bonds Texas Notes were offered NJ ~
with 10 bid Texas per cent. Bonds at ~ with - od
Vicksburg at i. with ! bid Reading Railroad At -
with ut bid. 49,
FRS, Board-S30O Lehigh Mortgage Loan, y 5000
Texas : per cent Bonds 221 400 wilmington Railroad
l6l: n Pennsylvania Bank. sd9 5000 state 's' ~
25J Wilmington Railroad lo
second Board--l0 Commercial Bk Sjl 20 Southern
Trust - $1,000 State S.. G. p. :. ~ - CONNER
cial Bk Cincinnati II $500 a. States Bank Notes ~
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DKIIcHrsulTbe most deli gtGIl and agreeaDe ;. q
a the useful article, Is tine sfo'naff ' a, 81
Harung- Co.'S for periumny rOons pump - cssv II.
&c &C. Al who have used them unite ~ ~ p. 81, " ~
hey are unequaled Nhole-sle and retail Deyo' - ~
49,
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~ The Operate Bureseue Company take their Farewell
Beneh, next Saturday. They have rot gotten lie Ala
tl.g offer some rlch attractions tor the occasion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02

~ DALLEy's torgnal and genDine) Pais Exis'e'"
Sold al u Courtanc 4. al HALF pRfcE
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Newly Ork Institution for the Denf and Dumb.

The following statement made for the benefit Of those
who may wish to be informed OF the conditions of adms-
sion into the NewYork Institution for the Instruction OF
the Deaf and Dumb and the steps necessary TO be taken
in order 10 secure II.
The Legislature of the State OF NewYork. has made
provision for the education OF twenty deafmues from
each Senate District whose parents guardians are I'M
able TO support them at the Institution The law pro
ydes that selections shall be made Of those who are BE-
the ages Of to,re and foeiyfre PEARS Those who
would avail themselves of this public provision. in the
education of their children wards must make spplca
non to the Superintendent of Common Schools, NJ Alba
ny accompanied by certificate of the overseer- Of the
poor of the town, TO the following effect
This may certify tina, A. b. of the town Of C. equity
of D. has forth TO the ned overseers Of the
poor of said town. that he has deaf and dumb son Cor
daughter named B. who was years old on the day
of - last whom he is DESTROYS OF having admitted
the New York Institution for the Instruction Of the
Deaf and Dumb. but that he i unable to meet the cNpcn
SEES of his (or herr education The undersigned having
INQUIRED the circumstances Of A. r. believe the state
ment 10 be true and hereby recommend his 20
the favorable consideration OF the superintendent Of Com
mon Schools I. VI iONcr-eer- oil the fooI
O.W ! ofthc town Of.
If the parent is unable 10 furnish clothing the fact
should be stated in the certificate forwarded 70 the super
lncndeni Clothing may be furnished either home.
OF the Institution the parent guardian
may desire the Institution will engage a. furnish i
| fer twenty dollars per annum payable IN advance.
The time of admission the beginning OF the
SION the hrst day OF september when class i.
formed. 1t very important that those who intend 70
enter the Institution during the year should apply in
season 50 As be able ion that Late adnis
ons operate to the derimeni Of the pupils lhelnselye.
| and the hndranco of the class
Relative TO the admission Of those who educated
al the expense Of their friends the undersigned may be
addressed directly. II p PEET
President Of the New. York Institution for the
Instruction Of the Deaf and Dumb
r-s-- The Albany Argus. Evening Journal. and other
papers in the interior OF the state viii su5serye the
cause OF humanity by giving the foregoing insertion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02

lNCOsGRCITIEs % WAa.--A gentleman who yls
ted the British ship Midway says he struck 'h the
strange mixture OF good and evil presented before '
Bibles and Prayer Books, Pilgrims PrOgress, Easiers
amongst balls and bombsheiis musksts i0mahawks and
boarding pixies Wsrkc notices. such ~ britons stFiss
home confronted Always feel for the disfre-s's q
others painted ON the beams. This putting the >pa
into the heart through bullet holc by the iorce II p~
der is an odd proceeding And yet all these ireh1l IN
conarares are hsllowei BY religious ceremonies and
sanctioned by men ordained ministers Of the Prince
u Peace What mOckery
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tY- EyyLyN, or \ Heart Unmasked: A Tale
If Domestic Life by ANNA CORA MowArr Author Of
Fashion The Fortune. Hunter &c has been sen, "
by Burgess 4 Stringer and by VIM. II. Graham We
shall speak OF i, at leisure.
~ THE TWO HUSBANDS and Other Tales. by
:, ARTHUR has been sent us by Burgess 4 sringer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02

- Samuel Appleton. of Boston, has given ZEN
thousand dollars to Dartmouth College be invested
permanent fund for the establishment of Proessorshp
Of Natural Philosophy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02

The following information has been received from
the Consul of the United states AZ - Johns q. r.
This Government has laid additional duty on al
imports 10 this Island OF two and hsfper cent 10 TAKE
effect from the United states and after the hrs DAY
OF July next
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LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
80
HEUUCED TAHEN. .|77EIl1I.
SU MINER RANGE ENT,

MINER NGEMENT,
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS, IS
On and after 18th June. 1895.
From Brooklyn Depot W
Boston Tnns A. NJ. daily Sundays excepted, stopping
At Farmingdae and st. Georges Manor.
Accommodation Traln9X A. N and 5P. M. for Farming
dale and places daily Sundays excepted
Accommodation Train p NJ for Greenpo daily Sundays
excepted stopping jamaica Branch, Hampstead Hicks
y and all the stopping places between Hicksvlle and
Greenport. Nli7.l .e ~
From GreenpoTt Depot
Boston Train, daily Sundays excepted l2k o'clock M
on the arrival Of the steamers from Norwich. "
Accommodation Tnn-At M. daily, Sundays excepted,
for Brooklyn and intermediate places.
Frsm FdrsRingdale Depot taE
Accommodation Train, 6A A. NJ and az r. NJ, daily. Sun
days excepted, for Brooklyn and intermediate places.
Ff0m Jamaica Depot
Extra Train ~ p M. daily Sundays excepted for Brook
lyn and intermediate places. ieN
The Boston Trains stop only Famingdale and st. Geoyes
The Accommodation Trains stop the following places
the road going bot receive and deliver