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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-05

Tue GREAr HEALING SALyf.-Cnmina egIgrncs.-
When many dniy losing their lives IN the mosi
shocking manner, by being burnt To death Is y not ne duly
Of every and particularly of parents 70 keep s~sys
ia their families saiye that vii positively life every
OF burn scsi Of the yia- not dssffoyed Pm
vded such shlve be- found, CosssLs P,Is TX
TRACTOR is salge tint viii do ths and shall be applied M
e actual graiOusy and before any number ~ ply
sic ans, and II will give almost instant relief. and nofs
rapidly and eectusy thsn prescriptions ever - ia
vented by any all the medical men In existence Thee
facts, and should Ose dear cd by IRE ihry
viii only have the reelection hat hey ghi haze saved 10
life fthey had taken the precanon 10 his ssvson
hlnd 10 apply. IL equally good for The following CON
plants. VIZ.
Tic DolOreux, Eryspsas, Piles.
Tender Feet rIpuons, Fever Sores,
Sore Eyes AMI Nipples, scroiua. Rh,7imsi.rn, &c
Sold only genuine II COurlntsl and al l3s FuOnsL
Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-05

FfsE CurLkRY-CoIpprsng over 30 diferent p.s,m
Of the Manufacture VI j. Rodgers soos, -, mi
Crooke Co, with complete variety Of SCISSORS he
gailer hooks, ~eelcrs, na.I npPer-, Ae hes,.n6re
' .,,S essd fa IN Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-05

~ Co.srocg l. Co.'S S.RsPaEiLLA A. pure ~
strong extract from this celebrated root a. can posr
be made The price j. reasonable tha' The poor can sH,
b use b. being but ~ cents per botte or sr bottles
same siz- a. others charge - fora saving Of st-ony
p COurlanfs- IL 10 Tie only art ce that VII ene'i1',
eradicate from the blood all ia impurities Those VINO
b-rn mprudent in the Of calome viii ind sure req"
from IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-05

1t is expected that the return match will be played
here during the present month. The Club may have
better luck next time" We trust that this limo
cent and healthful amusement will not be rendered
odous by drinking and heavy betting or gambling
Let its friends frown upon the already too evident
hepinuinp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-05

II A CONVENTION OF CHURCHES will be held
at Gloucester Mass to-day Exercises Of the Confer
ence will commence at p NJ.
sermon VII be preached In the evening. by the Rev
Oryille Dewey D. D. or Rev Henry w Bellows, Of New
X.~k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-05

PORTABLE SHAVING CAsxs-0f the mes eomPsn. ~ -
con aiming ell that Is required for the toilet lneas &
,lss u,ost perfect or'icr BY GEORGE SAuNpksS
AUS tsod ~ IN Broadway, opposis howsfe NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-05

~ d. BasSIss may be consuei Al his osce n ".
way, 49, Friday next, between A NJ. and ~ ~
and q A.. 81 a. ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-05

TrrrH-Those who dee ~ To have Teeth inserel ~
particularly requested 10 see DR.. WILLS sdse'Asss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-05

~ The New York Giant the largest u year old boy IN
The world has returned from the SOUTH and Is stopping fr
few DAYS AZ the American Museum, where be can be seen
al all hous-and the bye the other attractions set down
Tor hrs week are the richest offered. See the bh
Performances commence o. O'CLOCK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-05

TEyrH-Those who wish 10 have teeth extracted ~.
requested DIR. Wells notice IN another co..
a1J T.. %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-05
PASSENGERS ARRIVED,

N ne brig Georgf from CiGflesi0r-Mrs " Wells
and child Mrs Hamilton. Messrs II u Jackson q T
Jackson. I Il Jackson W Parsons A ID Graves, & Raj
Saipheir. master T. Wells.
PASSENGERS TO ARRIVE.
IA me ship fif, saicd from Charleston on M Jlsf-
Mr. Maturin and lady NcwhOu-., lacy and chid Miss
skinner Misses Crircnicn Col Laihcr- DIR Berkcft
Messrs 4 Berkctt Y Potter. T Nhipigne. sum
van. "A Jacobson. Astender l. LathrOp jr smith.
G l. Matthew'S. l. Matthews. w Thompson. and : IN
The steerage.
In ,is brig Enpirr sailed from Charleston on tks Jls
Mrs Ross Mrs J 4 Reed. Mrs Rowland Mcssrs ? Nro.
man. Lining N Nenhery b O'Neil d leasing Whiren.
field ] n Colhurn. n Williams. + Cowper,hwas, X
Bancroft and > in the sircragc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-05
Crcnt Cricket Match Decided.

IAN Canada has beaten NewIork. We have
already given the result of the first innings. The
following we find in the Montreal Times OF August
l ST. as the state OF the second innings;
ALL CANADA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-05

GoCR.uD's PorDRE sUBriLr for eradicanng nn n n
sAUp's Liquid Venerable Rouge. OoUsAuDs hnf "
Sore from Br,.,wsy, 70 bpd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-05

~ Dr. sPoHs's remedy FOR tn, SICK HsAp Acss -
certain and etrcua cure for tho worst u ms eo1
plant Sold At n COlrland-.i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-05
~ The following important letter is from tn
New Orleans Republican.

VERA Cruz. July 3. lsf5
DEAR SIR: An extra session OF the Mexican Congress
has been called by the President take into cOnsdcra
ton the affairs of Texas aud the United States. The
suit 0fths VIII be beyond any manner Of doubt decla
ration OF war The day fixed for the meeting OF the Con
gress the Let July, consequently by the next mail
from Mexico shall receive the news Of s stAlaiiOn
Nothing Will be- done in the way Of declaration OF war
until the official Of the action Of the fih u July
Convention is received. which will be brought
down Immediately by the British frgae Eurydice II Is
supposed. Government makes no great buster about
war but nj the time Is making active preparations
secretly of a energetic nature as am assured by
those who know what Is going The intention II 10
send thirty thousand 10 Texas and win TINS object
orders have been given General Peredes COmmandrr
in Chief of the steonedat Lagos To march with
all his troops San Luis Potosi The number OF these
troops is stid by some be 5000 men, and by some
1OOJ-cannot say certainly
The greatest activity is employed in the fertilization OF
Vera Cruz and the Castle OF San Juan de uloa
The fleet LETT this place the l2th ut, destiny I'M
known and has not yet made rs appearance, much 10
the ANNOYANCE Of American citizens who feel quite IN
easy At the entire absence Of all succor at time when
they are sure 10 need IT,
Gen Arnonic has been very warlike since his return
and breaches up 10 the knife and Yankee annhla
ton I,appears that ne recommends very strongly the
from the United States copy OF the documents which
were granted to pIyaeers BY our government during
the war
You may rest assured Of one thing that II the Annex
alton is consummated the Atm Of July, that war VIII
be the result If H. and that Immediately
some few shouts OF Federation by the troops, but
merely Insignificant The people are universally IN In
vor of Federation but they do not want u to come IN
revolutionary form. Yours Truly, T. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-05

~ Dr. GOURsuDs ITALIAN MEDcArsD Soar, tor sa
erupuon plmpies and bad breakngs upon the fses
10 also unryaed ~ shaving emoi-nt and toilet soap soa
only genulne 20 q LonrLand..i. Prlce 3 CONT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-05

- H. The Court Of Errors al New Orleau. n.
the 2sth JUDO. johnson ou hehaf Of HI C,sr, ~,
cred 70 decision m the OF L. 4 Hornshs .,.st..,
The decision II Judge Csnougc ov.rrgius ihs -. !,
asirs fois acqsn ani G.rccfr. the Aunusy fser,ri =
proceed with The isi of iiosashy before ordered -
ths Ccor.
IN The csse Of KENNEDY The Courf $50 Ssre ussn~s,
frd-.s Johnson snd hing concrrring and JUDI ~
0 d.scntirr1 W. ordered thar ,hr s4 .rn-ff ~ -,
Grim m. Court b. arrested kennedy vii tA.r,s-.
have A new tisl
CorrON-rhc Alexandra La. D,nocra' of,l.
10Th Inst stare. that the rg.t dom. con-idsrsAc d.-
ae O. te cotton crops .n hat quarter. To- pso.r.,
Wa. however "a the whole. rather fair IN ne eva, =
e-carag itc gstf -piar Il Is sia'a hat y. very nas
fnhns the inofh 0i this destructive s,ct has IA.
is appearance on some Of ihc pisn;.uoas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-05

tP- SEw Discovery by which all steamboat pipes,
stoves crates and iron work Of every description exposed
10 the weather, may be kept e'bacs, with beautiful
polish coach body ~ one application yea. iwni
prevent all iron from rusng This article 10 ComHocks
Jet Poiisb sod only al n CouuaHdst N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-05

BATTLE RoYAL ~ RAPiDys. L,-Thc lat
Western Democrat. published at AleNandrain THIS
state gives lengthy particulars OF regular battle
reccntlv foarht in the parish Of Rapiies in which
several persons were killed. To make long story
short. i, seems that some time in November last
man named JAS Spurock. together with VIM. Nor.
ton. his overscer succeeded IN running Oft 10 Texas
about seventy negroes. property on which the
banks Of this city and private individuals had mort
cages 70 a considerable amount Tempting rewards
were offered for the recovery Of the slaves, and
daring Young man went on to Texas and succeeded
in starting back with five of them He reached some
point on this side the Sabine but was over,aken
and obliged to give mp the slaves this was the
first attempt.
Not daunted By this reverse the young man l.
said TO have gathered about fifteen armed men. and
by crcuitous again reached the ncighhorhood
OF the runaways in Texas unsuspccted. We now
quote from the Democrat:
About daylight on the morning ut the loth, the par
~ entered the premises secured 80 negroes number
OF horses mules &c and marched directly for the "a.
binc Norton and kirkland ovcrseers. we've We are
informed taken prisoners. The cayalcade moved on
slowly and on Friday night last reached Mr. lslers, on
Ten Mile Creek distant from this place about ~ miles,
severely iagued by travelling about 100 miles me par
~ sunk ground and fell into profound sumher.
which was disturbed st daybreas by the whistins oil
bullets through the tents The leader was ON guard Al
the time and immediately awoke his men, we use ms
own wOrisl all of whom. with the exception OF TWO
Immediately hed The assailants. he says numbered
about 40 The two thar stood by him. named Mcdaniel
and Wilson were shot dead. Our hero and a young
man named McGhee who came up Afterwards. succeed
ed in killing oftheir opponents and woundng anoth
er and then made GOOD their retreat The slaves were
retaken and the yictors started tor home
The Editor of the Democrat does not justify these
high handed proceedings at all. and says that no
citizen OF Rapides was in any way connected with
the disgracefdl affair. The scheme, he says was
concocted in this city, and the person selected 10
make the desperate effort to bring the property wiki
in the jurisdiction of the courts IN Kapdcs Is
stranger to that community. The Democrat thus
closes its strange account:
The party that seized and the party that followed
and captured the slaves were Texans We wash our
hands OF the whole business hut must insist that The
laws Of our state be- rgdy enforced against those out
casts who make our soA the theatre OF their bloody
deeds" N. O Pic. 27lh ut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-05

FROM THE COAsr or AFRICA.-Wc are IA pos
session of number OF irregular dates, extending from
the 2}d Of April 20 the 10Th Of June.
The latest paper contains LONG article the subject
II missions her effects operations ana prospects "h'h
the whole are represented as favorable and CRAFTY
ing The native wars, once 50 common, are AZ an END
for the presen, least and probably Tor the mture
well They originated mostly IN the desire To make
slaves and the sale Of slaves i broken IN upon by the
influence Of the colonies and the missions of course the
motives 10 war are done away.
Anew stone and brick dwelling house. erected for
Lieutenant Governor Benedict at Monrosia tell on The
2-th Of May.
Governor Russwurn. in visit 20 the Dena people had
succeeded in efec,ing peace between them and the
Cape Palmas people with whom they had been az yari
ancc for many years.
With reference 20 the seizure Of the colonial schooner
John Seys. by the British. the Lumnary says:
On the 10th II. b. NJ steamer the Grower paid
short visit Capt Buckle and some of his officers were
shore several hours. and we believe made several
calls at different places.
We understand that Mr. BensOn's vessel is entered IN
The Courts OF Sierra Leone for adjudication Her con
domination or scqultsl yet prOblematicm In high
quarters We are informed regrets expressed AZ her
seizure in the first place Mr.. Hedde a. Sierra Leone
has sguifed his attention 70 act on her defence m
Court
Explicit instructions said 10 be had from Comma
dore Jones' amounting 20 assurance % as that the
vessels Of the Colonsts snail be free from farther moes
taton.
Al Marshall, on the 18th Of May Frank Butler young
man. attacked by shark while diving Tor oysers-
The wound he received irighiu and he lived only
long enough TO come up and call for help
The Luminary says that the British cruisers on The
coast have taken twenty eight sayers since the let Jan
ury They belonged 10 sponiards, Portuguese and Bra
zians.
native was tried al the Court of Quarter Sessions in
May for the murder Of another native Ia the Le Bassa
Country coded the Colony and subject 10 III law
There failure OF proof establish the murder and
the man acquitted though his guilt little doubted
The Luminary Of April - mentions the capture OF a
SLAYER By the United States brig TruxtOn-nsInc un.
known This must be the spitfre. whose Captain has
been tried IN Boston, convicted and just received his
sentence. CONNIE rcal Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-05

FROM BuESos AYREs-From Buenos Ayres
we have intelligence by the brig Henry Captain Means
which sailed on the 5th OF June When she sailed there
were thirty two sail Of British and French menofwar
assembled ON the river with 900 troops and Il was eA
pected that they would blockade the port.
The brig Emily. Tomnson, Of Salem, was refused adj
mittance into the port because she had been spoken
while passing Monieyideo by the |. :. soop OF war
Boston
Baron Defaudis the minister from France. arrived
a, Benos Ayres the 30h OF May in the French steam
fIigste uf0n.
Mr. Vaudeville the recalled British Minister. had his
audience OF leave on the It'll and on the eth Mr. Ouse
lev the new Minister. presented his credentials.
The PGcker says that the matters IN controversy with
Brazil were IN train for amicabie adjustment The Mon
tevdeans who took refuge Ia the Brazilian territory mad
been dsarmed and ex-presiient Rivera had been con
Quoted under from the town OF Pelotas, in the
province OF Rio Grande. Gen Ou0e had proclaimed an
amnesty inviting the fugitive Monieydeans 10 return in
peace and safety.
Captain Means of brig Henry, informs the Jour
nal Of Commerce that when he left il reported by
the L. : Consul thar the combined fleets Of England,
France and Brazil were about blockading the port Of
Buenos Ayres
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-05

LATER FROM THE PAcIFIc-Thc following ships
were al Csilao May 18th Savannah, Com Sloat War
rem Hull: p Portsmouth Com Montgomery schr shark,
It. Howson. arrived the day previous from Valparaiso
st-re ship Relief. 1t. Robo.
The Portsmouth sailed for Valparaiso May l2th. 70
donvey Dr. Crump. T. :. Charge dAtares, % Chin, 10
that port The health Of DR.. c. was much improved 81
his few days delay al Lima
The Warren 10 sail IN few days tor Central Ameri
ca landing DeiazOn smith, Esq. l. Especial Agent 10
Ecuador Al Parta whence he would proceed overland
10 his destination The shark sailed from Callao May
10Th bringing % Panama Mr. Pickett, late Charge Al
ia!rrs ~ Peru.
Mr Bryan L. : Charge 10 Peru presented bis creden
sals MAY st and entered upon MS duties. Mr.. B. had
suffered somewhat in bis health from his long detention
a. Panama but rapidly reganing
The American Big Glide" Waterman arrived AZ
Canao May 9Th 20 days from China direct. The ship
Orpheu.r Of New York. sailed for the Chirecha
Islands to load Guano May 10Th 10 return and leave cu
lao for Valparaiso and L. : about June 10Th.
The Chide Harold" sailed for Cobus, and 'apo-
raiso May It'll
The whale ships Henry A.tor, Niger, and Peruvian,
CsaO the frt week in May to reht and get fresh
provisions
The American whale ship Acorich. Capt Reynolds.
los; Raatea Bay Society Islands. on the l2zh and
Rapcife.
The Republic of ECUADOR in state OF violent and
bloody civil attest dates and rea, doubts were
entertained whether the military despo Flores, or TIE
people, would gef the ascendency.
The yellow fever Guayaqul sbatiag. At the
latest daie-lJh April IL supposed ina; The eio-e
OF the rainy would check the disease. There i
risd qusrznfn. al Caliao all vessels from Guayaqu
and that part of the coast Express.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-05
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIpENr-o meial.

WILLIAM l.. RUSSELL. Register Of the Land Office @,
Danve Illinois in the place Of John w Vance, whose
commission will expire the path Of August l-4j
GEORGE p MASOuyKIER Of Louisiana, Consul for
Pernambuco Brazil in the place Of G T Snow recalled
STEWART STEEL, Of Pennsylvania, Consul for Dun
dee in Scotland In the place OF Edward Baxter recalled
JOEL TURHuL, OF New-fork, Consul for the sand
witch Islands in the place Of Alexander g. Abel recalled
SAMUEL HAIGHr. OF Louisiana Consul for the Azores.
or Western Islands in the place OF Charlie. w. Dabney
ALEXANDER j. BERGEN, Of New.YOrk. Consul FOR the
island Of Bermuda, in the place Of William Tudor Tuck
er. recalled.
ABEL C. PEPPER AZ Marshal Of the United States for
the district of Indiana in the place 81 Robert Hanna
whose commission has expired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-05

STEAMER MERCHANT SUSx.-The officers OF the
steamer White Cloud repor, having passed sst Tues
day morning the Merchant sunk and broke IN
two Rockport Bar about I'D miles below Louisville
She had fats aon gsde tax out her cargo particulars
no, sscertsined, as the White Cloud made no stop.
Il Lous New Era, 18Th ult
CROPS II MIssrssTPPI.-The Port Gibson Herald
Of the nth inst says~ We have. during the pas, ten
days visited several Of the largest and mOst productive
cotton growing counties Of the state With few
cepons the fields look well and promise f1crop and
the prospect Of abundant corn crop was ore
fariering From what We have seen are fully con.
WINGED that the present corn crop Of South Mississippi
VIII far exceed that Of any previous year"
~ The soop-of war 81 Mays was lying al the
Southwest Psss the sd waiting the arrival Of
the L. : troops from this port bound Aranss- Texas.
All well on board. y. o. Plcayune July 26,h.
e Later intelligence has been received at Platte
City from the L. :. Dragons under the command Of
Col kearney. On the 18th Of June they were four
miles this s.de OF Fort John about 20 miles from our
boundary. -. Louis New Era July %.
n Daniel T. Read member OF the Senior
Class IN Yale College. died in New Haven on Wednes.
day last Ia three weeks he would have graduated but
when he thought himself prepared Tor lie ne was enter
ing the gates Of Death.
- Rev Arthur Granger, pastor OF the hIgh-st
Congregational Church in Providence, died on Friday
morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-05

% The prussian bark Rica- from Wolgast
Prussia arrived At New Bedford on Thursday 10 obtain
officers and the complete fitting for the whale fishery in
the Indian Ocean and the \. W. Coast Of America
Tas the second P--ian vessel that has gone 70 New
Bedsd % procure American wha.emen. and the proper
eouirmenf for a long voyage large and expsnslyely
ftredoui Pr1ssan ship sailed from there last spring
~ The man who knocked down and robbed
Prot Bronson few days since al Nashville has been
arrested and held 10 bail strange TO say that the bal,
In place Of finding security the robber deposited the
amount Of money still having overpus left from The
transaction Il, said that be IA noted gambler from
Lexington.
" One John Tyler and lady have arrived at
Richmond, Va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-05


~ Our Brooklyn friends are getting more
l,rav OF late Just iook here:
rY- Catherine Campbell, young lady OF the
corps de ba having perform as 'ne aid N hasari
clio al the Park Theatre evening took into her ~
tie head 10 practice her part rehesrse al the corner
Of Pearl and Concord streets Saturday evening A
Waterman being struck with her performance politely
requested her to dance pas d, der to the Ponce once
she soon got free. however dancing being no crime
IL Caiharne Finn was committed 10 Jah iSr
forty day. and q. many nights for assault and battery on
Mary Finn
rY. The inmates of a large Boarding house IN
South Brooklyn were attacked with spasns on Friday
night after eating too freely of hAlibui
e The Brooklyn and Jamaica papers are dis
ru,ing the point whether Lyman Benedict OF Jamaica
was buried in the large Fire in this City or not
ry- An Irishman in attempting to jump on board
Of the Fulton Ferry boats on -ancAy J-t as II was
starting fell into the and got good duckins-
nothing more.
l-V- W. H. Hidden. grocer. corner oil feari and
s.ndssreets thrown from horse in sulton-s'ree'
An omnibus passed over hi. arm producing compound
fracture. Amputation viii probably be necessary
-" John Birkbeck. whose death we mentioned
yesterday Wa drowned in iess water, and only about
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-05

Erfract from lsttcr r.ceiced per Cambria BY
COMMERCIAL H0use, from Geo. Red Z. j. Consul a,
Malaga
Immediately the receipt Of your rocers and fruit
ers resolutions about short weight in rasins had them
translated and 10 the Spanish officials who lmIne-
dately had circulars issued and circulated throughout
al the fruit districts have sent per schr Agnes which
vessel touched mere from Narcotics for Newiork.
ersl copies Of the Spanish Governors proclamation
you may inform your friends that their very decided
ton hs- met with respectful attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-05
PASSENGERS TO ARRIVE.
MARINE JOURNAL.

rfx SUN. rliK MOON. Frtl snA-
lses 5 ~ SETS. \ 90 Sets. . ? .-.....l0 q