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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-07
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The True Sun volunteered on Friday TO mix IN
10 our Political controversy with the Democratic
Review with reference 10 our State Politics and
Finance The Democratic Review had stated
In the State of New York Federalst rulers began in
1893 that waseful policy by which large Stats debt
great injury the public credit and direct taxation
were enailed upon the people oil the state
To this assertion We opposed the following com.
Inents
l. The Eric Enlargement and Lateral Canals were
CONNIE need not In 1888 but in lc35-b, under VIM. l..
Marcy as Governor and William c. Bouck e. Co. Canal
Commissioners when the Wings had no power in any
branch Of the Government
The neW impulse to a more speedy enlargement
in 1882 was gwen on the recommendation Of that Cor
Marcy che e Senate also strongly Loco Foco and bnt
single branchef the Gorernmen ras Wing.
g. The estimates on which the State was induced to
embark in the Erie Enlargement end Lateral Canals
made entirely by LocoFoco Engineers and Com
missioners, when the Wings had share in the Go
yeInment These estimates made the entire cost OF the
Enlargement $4,000 000 which not half the actual
eost; and the Genesec Valley and Black River Canals
were under estimated in proportion.
4. There was no projection oil Public Works, OF
any moment after the Wings came into power All
they attempted complete what they found going
forward, with contracts made for millions which the
State bound to fulfil pay heavy damages for re
pudiang But all ths did not amount to anything like
S3000o00O. The highest estimate was SiOOpO0o0 Tor
tho entire debtto be incurred by completing all the State
Works including the millions OF debt already owed by
the State.
OF this the True Sun quotes the first paragraph
only, keeping all the rest out OF sight and leading
IFS readers to suppose that the single paragraph
quoted was all we had TO offer! This is what is
called mpartality and rising above partisan intu
enccs Why did not the sham neutral let its rca.
ders see, what it cannot dsny, that when the new
impulse was given in 1893, two OF the three branch
es of the State Government were in the hands OF
the Van Buren, dynasty, and that with enc OF these
two the new impulse had its origin Are the
Wings or Mr.. Rugsles responsible for tho acts of
Gov. Marcy and the Loco Foco Senate of 1898 =
Why should not each party take its own just share
Of the responsibility
That Mr. Rugglcs proposed to complete the Erie
Canal enlargement in five years is truc-that the
State Dobt would have been sooner paid thus than
it will under the Stop Policy, we heartily believe,
But that Mr. II. or any other Wing proposed to
borrow or Appropriate some Twenty Seven Millions
Of Dollars to aid u local Canals and Railroads is
grossly untrue, whether the True Sun fabricated it
outright, or borrowed it, from Flags and Hoffman,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-07

r-t.,. :, fsvor Of he Cnitad Srstes and P=rEusds
ser 70 declare her independence nades a'rlean pto
-, The Csliforu4ns have fallen uncec 'ne power
20 - ooroperor but full OF horor and s-crdirs l5s
VI s--1o-i.rn 10 Americans and example - ihs
s of tie republic. n Epits,o! the cuipaoe nsssc'
with wt:ch preceding administrations q TIE feptonc
have treatsd the CALIFORNIA; and OF TIE communal ~.
-s,ons of the Americans California nss iaen "Itnou
renouncinz the Mexican name
LIE, Us deplore the oss and swear 70 svsnSs IL ne
blackea, perfdy casts nfsray and cisaGnoE upon ~
enemy in the midst Of his TlUTuphs HIS power eno
might and yictnry itsef VII neTsf elsce u '1
eyes Of the civilized word. the stain OF the INJUSTICE o.
this war If ambition and crimes. And 4 AeAic9' g
hsus,ed BIZ her continual discords lmpoveIiaHea M
feebIe .lod succeed az last IN ringing 20 the ground
,ns American Colossus what glory "" redolHa 70 het
name
md ,rbv should We not acquire IL Are We not ;nc
same men who vre=sd from the raods OF me 1pa-
hsuks 70 our struggles their conquest Q; ;ire h-act
year. Standing Stall not, 70 PTezerTe nc hsonA.
Independence use the same e1oriz "heh he a7'iS-''-
world beheld Us make in order 10 scfl-Fe i =,
Now when ia defence IS confined 70 the people, VIZ
,Jc-e u ne citizen who IS aiming Ainsci II II.
es,,se o: his county VIXEN even women Ole men az
ildren rres,s and virgins Of the Lord are fastening
70 end the most efficient cooperation what can VIC Ia
10 fear VIVA, can iuuEidate Us lie 'e" .Eools -
e line Of the United States, almost destroyed a. 9o1
20 and their volunteers they ever equal IN hu1oti
.bc defenders of Mexico They may be abe 70 Assem-
~; 1- ~ ,iirtv thousand men and wis, are TWEEN
~ or hundred thousand men for The conquest o. ~
Ron OF eight millions OF inhabitants resolved 20 0si-i-
heir honor and their bres!des -,,;
Ie, as be united and re shall triumph The repeu
ton Of this idea may perhaps be now tesone pI-
/. necessary hs, Te should have i ever present 10
rs- royerftl weapon Of the enemy CONSISTS not n ~
rifes or cannon but in intestine discoEdi hn i
the more sssiduous endea-oTing 20 iHsI2e mem now
tia. dstrustful Of his means OF war enployeo ~ 49,
f, and FRANKLY ne relies on perfGy and intrigue 10 CT
fee; our disunion This Is the great battle whch we
must struggle TO gain me triumph depends On our VI"
alone TO obtain !, generous impulse o. oul nea.
vii suffice and when we have abured our party an
n7os,cs we VII united direct agains; INC common en-
eny Inc weapons which he would have rs turn asaa.
each other aad :ict0ry Will be safe and CERTAIN.
will rot grow weary OF repeating II united NC s1A
recouGucr the usurped Mexican territory dlscord -
the most splendid triumph to which the enemy aipe'
and Tic mos, shameful tor us.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-07

THE ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY % TIE HuE--Wy
should u be more Incredible that cultivate hair o.
tae Top OF the living human head than that should grow
corn aud grass on the top Of hill People Ink
heir hair VIII stay their Eeafr do what they will 7'
so long as Providence Wills do aud Iongef bll
mere they 1ay be mistaken. They had better read
pamphlet entitled above, copy OF which lies %
our table II Is by Mr. William Boge--wbo may catch
you quite unawares" with facts principles uses
bald fHoslnn chronotype
Prepared only by VIM. Boyle, Boston.
For sale BY A. 3. & d. SANDS Druggists lO1 Fulton
corner Of William, and n East Broadway New York
generally. d. 3.eo3
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BRooNLYN AFFAIRS

- Mir Alcxaader Jsmison, OF No loa Nassau.
:; Brooklyn while attending 10 some business in New.
York on Friday afternoon had his pocket picked OF
silk purse containing $50 in bank bills and geld coin
with which the thief made his escape
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-07

- The mortality OF tins city appears TO be IN.
usually lsrc, just 4; The present moment The under.
takers are bsy engaged their gloomy but service.
able occupation. Yesterday We counted no less than
,h,,, places of business within distance OF Only ora
hundred feet which were closed IN consequence OF
dcsths in the respective families OF the occupants
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DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
BY ELECTRIC TELE G RAPH
sImportspt True -

BOSTON, Dec. b-h = NJ.
The weatbe, svery clear. At sunrise this morn
~, tho ,bormon,et,r stood at n degrees exceed.
lngly cold you may SUPP ose
There was suicide comm. 'ted Yesterday at . A
NJ in Andoyers,. John W hril baker hung
himself. No one can assign cause for this rash
act, but the supposton that he was in,t e''eu -
it By extreme poverty. By this act wife anu
seven helpless children are left IN destitute slti'
alton.
There is nothing else worth sending you
We have not heard positively but the presumption is
that the wires broke after transmitting the above very
important intelli-ence.-Ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-07
Busincas Notices.

FRENCH MERlNos Sc.-S,cpheu Barker, PSI Grad
81, has this morning opened three cases OF French Me
nos. Cashmercs and Tibet cloths embracing all th.
choices: and most fashionable shsdcs, also several
styles OF dress goods such Silks Cashmere de Ecose
en,b'd Csshmercs NC. Likewise several cartoons q
long and square Cashmere shsws, all OF which he will
sell at the lowest rcmuncratine prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-07

SENATOR FROM SOUTH CARoLINA.-ln regard to
the Senatorial seat to be filled, tits pretty generally
derstood that Col Elmore has refused let his
40 before the Legislature Among those spoken OF
the Hon r. b. Rhett Gen Hammond md Judge Butler.
Others have been named, but apparently more for the
purpose Of making up list thnn because they We're
likely 70 be brought forward. lChareston Mercury,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-07

pEcAyEp TxHrlL-Tceih partially dccsycd ii should
be rccoeccd CA, be dllcd stopped with sold aud 20
made as GOOD and as scryccsblc as sound teeth ittls
scssonabc attention In the hands OF good dentist is al
tina, IS necessary and 10 this end we would advise
friends to secure the services of hst eminent DENTS,
Dr. Rsisdcll jil Broadway,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-07

Loco.Foco NOMINATION FOR MAYOR The
LocoF oco Nominating Convention OF Boston have voted
10 present to their constituents the name Charles L.
Goodrich respectable lawyer from New. Hampshire,
who was run by the Native Americans MS a candidate
for Senator from Suffolk the late State election the
candidate of the party for Mayor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-07

= We arg not IN the aa0i, OF recommending Patent
Medicines but in diseases Ike ttst CT Piles TAX.
pleasure N do.ls So and advise whoever nsy be IN
fortunately suffering under influence 10 Dr. Up
HAx's VEGETABLE ELEcTrAsI a medicine highly pop
aF and also particularly adapted for ali diseaaes ouad
IN conjunction with the Piles WATT KETcHAs. lal
Fulton-st. are AGENT Tor this valuable medicine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-07

TERRIfic GAlE AND HEAVY Loss or PROPERTY
AT ST. lohNs-The New BranswicScr OF the 18th ut
says the most violent gale which has been experienced
in that vicinity since the memorable year 1919 has visit
rd that place, great deal of damage ensucd Among
the disasters the schooner Three Sisters driven IRON
her anchorage, and having come In contact with ship
sunk RICHARDSON'S Inn tive miles from the city,
rooted by the gale Upward of 10000 tons OF Timber
sdr above the Fslls in South Bay, and floating ahou,
as lar as Gondois Point will doubtless BE- immense
loss the parties concerned number Of wood hosIs
lying above the Falls, sunk.
MELANCHOLY Observation-Disclosures was re
ceved in this city yesterday forenoon OF the wreck OF
the British brig Brothers Sutherland from Boston for
Psteu She struck srock in Boston hsrbor the S6,h
at, aud immediately sunk. There were siN men and
three on bosrd al the time OF whom OF the
mon and the three women were drowned.
Boston Atlas Saturday
WRECK or ScRR- LNXlNeroN--LoSs or Car
rAII AND CREw.--The Cleveland Herald of 3O,h ult
states that the wreck OF this vessel hsd been found and
II was supposed she ioundercd and went down with all
board while at anchor during the sale OF the 18th
FIN AND Loss OF LiFE.-On Monday morning
about three O'Clock the large brick building The
corner OF Green and Hancock SIS. occupied sy Me.
Smith bakery. was entirely destroyed BY hre The
TWO houses adjoining On each side OF the bakery.
were also materially injured We regret 10 add that q
German killed and three others severely wounded
ey the falling OF OF the walls while engaged in Try
ing 70 save OF the furniture OF the house. We
could not learn his bat understand that he was
efasaea 70 death almost Immediately
Louisville Jour. Isl;
tISas,-,A dwelling house. belonging to Mr. Abb
las; week.
Two Large bans of Mr. DANIEL A.cs,.op in North
WioTahan Mas were destroyed by h,e-wj,h the;,
vaaese contents o. hay and some eashel, 81 ran
and eleven head 0, cattie ssaset On Tuesday Ia,
The building III wiscasset formerly H. oiS c,r,,
House. near the Hilton Hotel owned ey Ch.,sss =
Barns by whom it had recently been sssed up n, -.
tureroom sssemoiy,Tcors &c. was consumed Sv -.
on the 27,h ult
WgirSgr's RAiLRoAp.-Nr. Whitney nicer,
with great encouragement wherever he goes 10 In
aixnspols and sevsrd other towns in Indiana Dayton
and Co!ursbGs Ohio aid Wheeling. pasic meetings have
been held and resolutions favorable TO his great Railroad
project adopted,
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From California.

nes. We have u.sd but hide more thsa onesaH 81 GU
provisions and have performed tc-Irds OF lie '9'ES
Z. Caiifr-rts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-07

RhEvMArisM-We lake pieaaure in referring 10 the al.
rcrtisemen Of Dr. Christie the first page The test
aonias there shown regarding the efficacy OF the GslVsnN
article In the curs ofhs agonlug prev compsni
are surely worthy The attention Of the afflicted. The ony
Agency in New-YorS for the Gayan.c ar,ice /. at ln
Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-07

%" HENRY CLAY left Ashland for New Orleans
on the morning of the osth ult.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-07

e The Shaking o1axers ard he splendid Moving an
Drama close r. The Museum Ills week They VIII both De
e1hi5ied ais Afternoon 8, and this ever:ng e O'Clock
Great Western. TIE Naive Yankee Comedian, opens
rca suc get f1- aIcn Wi; shake granny itse
viii ta1ShIer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-07

souaoE,-Thc Union gives tho following extract OF q
letter from commercial house at Lima dated October
IL, lsi5:
mo prlva,ecrs under the Mexican has have yet
made their appearance in this ocean, docs it seem 10
be feared any 30 fitted out from ports on this aide
OF the Horn"
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FAIRS STYLE OF IlArs-MsnuiscIured and fer sale By
KNOX. rs Fulton - sun Buildings
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Court Calendar-Tms DAY.
CIKcufr Coyxr AND CoNNoN PLEAS-PGbtished on
Saturday. Tbs Supreme Court also commences its
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-07

H-ALWE Of Luxury and indulgence induces soth,
dms the mental perceptions and eneryates tho frame
These its ccnsequences-bu sickness and
death among its coningeuoes. The very excuses
that produce disease by terrible but Just dispensaton
render the constitution capable of bearing against
It's To those d0uby pGor,racd By physical pain
and deficiency OF vital power endure it,
mend Sandss sarsapara the best agent for seyiAng
tho and producing reaction In the other It's opett
tons are In harmony with nature. II not only sGblugaes
disease but recruits the energies which indulgence may
have psrayzed.
Prepared and sold. Wholesale and retail by a. b. D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fuonst corner Of
William 1T 173 Broadway and ~ East Broadway, New.
York. Sold also by Druggists generally throughout tho
United States Price 81 bottle six bottles for g.
HwRE OE GRACE. Hartford Co. Maryland. Feb. TO- 1916.
MR. SErn w FOwLE-Dear So: understand the geo.
era agency for the sale Of Wsars BaIssm Of Wild Cher
~ has been transferred Ia you have been the agent Tor
selling II In This town for number OF years, during which
time have sold large quantity. Many persons seriously
sick in this vicinity Jaye used this medicine, and been
cured W in u when Nil other medicines failed. One lady
in particular IN this town, sick fifteen years was en-
tirey cured with this article, she herself iesihes
think myself Of In tbs world for
the Of the diseases which 10 recommended, VIZ
consumption asthma and liver complaint If you please
you mey send halt dozen gross ths earliest oppora
nifty, no doubt shall Ind a 'eady sale ior IL
Yours sc. d. W. WELLS.
Such is the Unprecedented ol this valuable and
popular medicine constantly receiving similar s
le's from different paris OF tbs country We publish his
one because the article has been thoroughly proved Ma
ryland, and Is not found wanting
The genuine and original Wi.tsrs Balsam of Wild Cher.
ry-ssned l. BUTTS on the wrapper, is for sale by A.
B. ID. SANDS, Dmgglsts 100 fuItonst corner Of VII
liam, Agents FOR this City; also 73 Broadway and u
East Broadway, and by Druggists generally throughout
the United States.
Price 50 cents per bottle, OF six for 81 d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-07

The following letter which We copy from the 81
Louis Republican ia only two days later than the one
which will be found on tic outside Il describes state
Of things says the Republican, which sc had heard OF
as existing in Ma.smoros bu, which we hoped would
sud M existence in New Mexico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-07

LIFE PRESERNERS AT DAYS, 13 CORTLANp'ST.
isr. TW SrsANBo,r MATTRESS, the same as made for
the late Capt Dustan which saved sixty or more person.
from the wreck OF tho Atlantic, made IN 10 apartments
each separate cylinder.
IN. TuE ROUND or SINGLE L;tE fREsERvES, intended
tor one person on water Price 81 - 10 Z. 80 each
Sp. TnE FRSr PREMIUM LiFE JAcSsr has secured the
highest testimonial and first premium FROM The American
Institute and unqnesuonsby the best hing ever invent
cd for saving life from wrecked vessel.
ira. L,uiEs ELASTIC LiFE JAcSLr, IN three chambers,
will support TWO persons Keep the am'
shoulders and head OF person out OF water and
is perfectly safe.
sra DAYS PArsSr LrrE CHAlx AND sErrgt has secured
the highest testimonials OF the American Institute and
be htted to sofas chairs stools table, lockers other
movable furniture OF the vessel the support OF persons
In the water.
THE LIFE SARA cylinder. from 5 TO Is feet
long with straps and loops for persons cling
to in water. On the vessel 1t is be kept filled and
pended overhead, and ready al moments warning 10 30
thrown overheard Many OF them form raft. which can
not be broken by dssbiug the rocks.
teanlbca, Packet o,g"er ana al persons invited
the variety and price OF these valuable irven
tons at - Cortland 81 It's evident and beyond
yersv that are far lhsn Life Boats They
safe among falling limhers-will not be ruined like hs
miscalled metallic ChambeTed apoogy termed Lie Boat.
have ARRAYS saved when from the nanre Of the case hu
man being could he saved being Coated the
How useless Boats in storm Read the pub
ished accounts for the past few months
Every description OF Life Preserving India Rubber Ap
parais Wholesale and retail. manufactured aud for s.o
by ln3c II HORACE II. DAY, . Corland'sl
" ArwooD's CELEBRATED EMrIRs Cook SrovLs.-
These Stoves warranted as usual Persons wanting
Cook Stoves invited them before purchss
inc elsewhere. Wholesale and retail by Hckok Co %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-07

70 Several clergynren yesterday preached upon
the subject Of the rrcen; loss Of the Atlantic buswe are
50 crowded with the foreign tina, We cannot notice
h,,,, ,nnrr in detail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-07

PoLlcE.-ofHcef Floyd on Saturday arrested two
fellows named Joseph Tuale and Frederick A. Morgan
on charge OF stealing lot of wo,ed yarn valued :. g.
from store No Il John st and Likewise and pair
OF boots from the store OF Peter Dolan leo Sassau-s
These TWO chaps, II appears lstsrcarriers for
Boyds Express and IN tho habit of marking dier
enf stores around town while in the process of deliver
ins sI1ers, and then watching opportunity, would
steal any article that came handy here were lots of
petty offences tor a record OF which have no rcon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-07

Tha Herald tas le-.e-s from Civy OF the Angels Cal
ifornia 70 TIE 9Th August last They ecnnFn former
ad=ices that al California * nov in possession O. ne
Americans Tie following Is Con- Stockton isz' pro
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-07
rrnm ,hs y. O. pel.a. Nov. 27.a.
Latest from Mexico.

,.r.rture of Troops from the Rio Grapde for
Tampfco-Ponsession taken of MorcIova by
detachment of Gen. II earney's command
49, frnnn lIonfereY. &c. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-07

The TELgG RApH.-lt will be seen that we have
some very adgices per Telegraph, from Bos
ton showing the immense importance Of this great in
ventOn. We think shall be obliged to engage our
Boston Telegraph correspondent the principle
that the Emperor OF China employs his physician
When His Celestial Hghne.s any the royal family
ia sick Doctors salary stops Immediately until the
patient gcts wen again, and then the pay goes
hafor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-07

~ The Long Island train was detained twenty
i've minutes saturday in order that the mail bags for
this City and p'.pers for the New York press might be-
forwarded For ,his favor the New are indebted
To Mr. Parker Superintendent OF the Boston and Wor.
ce.ter Railroad. go says the Boston Transcript
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-07

70 The new building of the American Tract
Society on the opposite from the Tribune Build
iugs IS certainly very handsome By the bye was it
par, OF the original architectural plan have pipes
project out at the windows friend from Philadel-
pha whose taste in these matters do hesitate
place before own that the pipe in the
lower story spruce ought be at lea-, q inches
longer, provided the additional propordona;e length
should not exceed the hre.linis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-07

Price 50 cents per bottle, OF six for 81 ~.
Beware Of commercials
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-07

STREET CLEASIyG.-The Committee on Streets,
OF which Aid. Walsh Chairman have had the susjec.
OF Nj LAMBS patent st-eetsweeper under considera.
non Tor mary months, bu. does appear that Mr.
Lamb has Shown that h;s machine mas any power of
voting Hence me delay probably, in the action Of the
Cournitee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-07

~ The ITALIAN OPERA is actually here, and
may look for speedy opening OF this delightful and
renning source OF public amusement Great expecIa
tons are entertained OF the company much re-
lance mas been placed upon the Judgment Of sASQuIal
CO. The company viii appear 3, Palmo's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-07

e We understand that Postmaster MORRIS
ma. received under seal copies Of ;be Presidents Mes
cage for immediate distribution TO the newspaper Of
ces tie the Telegraph announces that the read
Ing o. the document has been commenced in Congress