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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-25
THE TRIBUNE.
Tho Tripuphs of Temp erance.


The returns of the Election under the new Excise
Law, though fatal to the jag ITSELF have been much
Ike its hande-aH on one SIDE. We annex "a few
more of the same sort
CArrARAUoUs Co.-No License-Ashford 10,
Yorkshire &c, Otto AZ, Ellicotville go
CAYUGA Co.-No License-Agburn, SpriAgport,
Aureiius, owasco Mentz 243 Lcdyard 1924; Ge.
noa 1873; Brutus 1919; scpo 40; Fleming 2e
Venice lo2; Locke so; Senneu Cato, Sterling. Vic
tory, Summerhi Sempronius, NJ oravia. License i;
Niles, Conquest l03.
CHAUTAuquE Co.-No License--Mayville go,
Harmony 2lO. Wes,feld l2, Cyner &c.
CaEMusG Co--No License--Elmira 253, Bighal
sc, Southport 49, Dix ll6, Catherine. Veteran go
License Chemung 49, Erin
CHENANGo Co.-No License-Sherburne $40, Nor.
witch go. Guford EGO, Pharsalia 6, Coventry Go,
German 90. License-Smithville SO, Oxford 1873,
Preston II, Greene &c. McDonough 16.
ERIE Co-The result 10 IA towns is as follows.
Buffalo already reported AntLiccnse by 3l5 ma
iorify.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-25

FOB TIE PILES.
ne UPaANs ELECTUARY-An Internal remedy, 10
~ or is Piles, Internal external oletr2
or blind sod 2I Furr-It o,:sons; md bJ lb- Pro-
pr-,or s-xusry educated Physician Of twenty yearS
oer-ncs coekred orc- practice where Piles arc ali
Chruuc cir-.ses fuccrssf1llJ treated Medical Oce
-~or. at-s-- uhf7 S-nf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-25

-r Sh~r9ood Conniss,oner Of Deeds for iae
SO. ofSs--Yofk oaio, Alca1ssa, ifinc.s and Texas
80 wi,eoa,tr ard 10 "a Territory. oee Ptns.sL
doors EssI Of CasoEEaaase, W feiih "sS~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-25
Lake superior.

Cr.-se from he London Mining Journal Of Ncy ID lsi5
In the ms,.er Of the Copper sind Silver NJ Lake
Superior, there is strong prosaoih,y-to say The
lssst-lha, very extensive district rich IN mines
OF Copper certainly, and perhsps Silver Is there d,eov
cred AS evidence OF this tact ihs Government nsvs
4,pe leases covering OF al square nies-a to
cradle m,ninc nei-and srsn.ed permits 10 locate oeS
square rnes addition wncs ars rot yet selected ou
mos, OF which will DC the Spring opens and
she country Ttai al this area OF SUI sere
miles Is mining ground is NOT unsigned ses tnAi insfe
are extensive valuable mining neds, cannot De- rsa
sooss!y doubted sloiter run al inisshgsnt SHo
respec,abis Curnishnan wr,ien n December las Who
hss been socne months on ire sroano. Wco ssys
nave vsited many mining districts been sA'sns's!y IS
TAINTED with WHO'S process OF Ininirs and nave
hsd considerable prscice tnine surveying and report
,ns but nave never mineral district superior 70
this Tue number OF rneia!;isrous veins, shsf oesau
tu appesance their cou,isuy 10 esca other inc Yen
meas OF The ores 6ne siioy OF silver IN many OF 'os
ail indicate Immense wealth The veins are well oenneo
and regular and there is scarcely spot embraced ~
ina locsuon, but would the outlay OF Aaosi any
amour, of capital and promise adequate resnrns me
ores are rich so that in their raw sAie iney arc
and In many cases superior 70 the ores ss u
the farfaned mines Of Cornwall; they are essiiy pI
verified and may be sas to yield large per u
tine copper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-25

SMALL BuslSEss-Mr. Secretary Bancroft thsf
pink of modern Democracy, has forbidden the Gov
ernmen. Band from playing any Italian airs! They
sre too foreign for his practical demasosuisaa and
hencefor,h we are to have only "Jiua Crow. Jim
along Josey," Simple Susan, Yankee Doodle or
something not foreign. Wonder If he will not oo-
Jet to singing Old Hundred in church on the ground
'hst is foreign tune Free Trade, it seems does
40, perm, us to get our music IS it would our cali
coca where we can buy cheapes, and beat. HusEsh
fos Democracy!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-25

Factory G,Rts.-Four- score Lowell Girls have
gone to the Washington Fair. where they VIII take
part in exhibiting goods OF their own mana'actass
II Congress would only vaca,e the Capitol awhile
and let these girls take charge of the Government
looms. the Peoples cloth would no doubt De os''ef
NoYen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-25

dreadful AccIDEar--AsM Nj Alexander Msey,
.. vxss returning from TvckeInaek II ssi-ooat 90
W.dpe.6sy the boat struck BY sudden law OF
wind about mile from the shore. and upset Being
heavily bsssted with ssone the boar ir'edis.ey sunk
and NJ M.cy and bis companion, Mr. Joseph Kelley in
redis.ely struck s~iEa TO the saoFc M Kelley
reached the land very much exhausted %. innecs.e
Nv at,evs.d he bis companion SILK only lev hu--
died fee, OF The body has not yet seen found
Nantucket Inquirer.
FIRST AKKrAt. OF coPPER-A RICH CARGO.
We have q; length something from the Copper heso
OF Lake superior oesi.es Of he caness s3 Aae
of Is minerals. The steamboat frankie Ca9t Eaai1s
arrived YESTERDAY morning, sAvioS On board
OF copper. the CHI Hnea, oe4ohshs 70
Pittsburgh aad Boston Company. The carso We under
stand Is valued II trss hgsdrsi thousand d0'f IN ne
passes AAx, there Large s7rlnSIne o. s4's-'
which gives them :her srei; vslue- We saw ss1 rms
which we Informed hammered from me aAuFs
buffalo Pilot
F Rev Asa T. HOPKINS, Pastor OF the rs,
Presbyterian Church In This city, VII sal ios s na
On the lsS OF Jues Delegate 70 The svanSensa AN
snes. which VII sssers5!s N Locdon on the 1914 q
August soa1A-S 49, -''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-25

WANTED-A Young Nan Of saoai 10 ~ cerk 10 al
w ofhee- Oae who has sssa rslisiousls educated, 70
cntck and ngurss well writing ADD Who can
sosrd with his pareos dssired Adae.s boz 80 Lower
Post Otkce r,Ss ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-25

wi 7or s.Ie hy JAMES Il. OLSEY,
"a SuwS "nass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-25

We have received the following Extra from the
oHce of the !" Nauvoo Eagle" dated on Tuesday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-25

FULTON Co.-N0 License-BroadaIbn 1913 Perth
co. Mayiied heavy, Johnstown between and 400
GREENE Co-No License.-All the towns, except
Prausville.
JEFFERSON Co. No License-Rutand. Water
town, Brownville, Hammonsfed-Lic Cham
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-10
TO Henry Herr.

Whe cas- Messrs Herr and oder deny the ruth Of cesn
statements made BY my letcf TO the former de-
clare, soie oath, that Fndy 9Th INST the
dav succeed ling the second eat lte Def
language OF Herr far is possible for collect
The uTeeise rds, foows:" that nave
been actl forced to take Lsde the po tunifies of
hi freads and that this morning. Loder hmself was
that p,etsrenee IN all RESPECTS is fr yousel proo! Of
will do HIM more harm hau good showing that was Dis
satisfied with him. This Of course secret
usn
The system Of changing the leaders ad pied by Herr
IS ne says ana other artist exists only regards concert
engagements AT various times but the
gagenent unless there previous understanding which u
not the case at peseut MICHELE RAPETlI. 4
Sworn before me, this 9th Nov 1916.
Sro a. sicKLEs, Commissioned Of Deeds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-10
Musical Intelligence.

HENRI HERz.-The anxiety to hear this talented art
list to be nota whit diminished among the lovers
of what is beautiful in music, and expect, possible,
to splendid and numerous assemblage this
evening at the Tabernacle than was present to grace
his last triumph. BY reference to the programme
We find that he has secured the aid of artists well
proved favorites Of the public. Signora Fco and Miss
Julia Northall are both engaged and in the
ture to Semiramide" TO be performed upon eigh'
grand pianofortes not only his own talent will be
called into requsition but that Of fifteen Of the bsst
players in the city. This last mentioned feature in the
entertanme Mt is a novel for this country and will
we doubt not. be emnently satisfactory. Mr. Herr
will, with orchestral accompaniment, led by Mr. George
Loder perform grand concerto in three parts j lst
Allegro Maestoso I'd, Andante a l'Rsossaise 3d.
Rondo Suisse. He will by request, also perform LA
yiolette" one of the most beautiful of his own
positions and with orchestral accompanments, the
variations the Torzett from lie pre- Clercs,,
which met with such enthusiastic applause OF his
last concert OF the many musical entertainments Of
fe-ed this season. this Of the most attractive and
the great artist will gain new aures night We learn
that the intention of Mr. Herr to the assist
ance of all the ar,istes of this city at his concerts We
believe that Mr.. u. c. Hill 10 to lead his next.
srvoR,s SECOND CoScEar attended, says the Bos.
audience at the Masonic Temple Saturday evening,
and the applause and surpassed any expression
Of appreciation We have heard in concert room for
years. Sivori makes splendid cddsnxs-his arpegsio
Is autless, his tune generally excellent, and his com
mand Of the scales sdmirsbe The Prayer Of Noses"
on one string was magnificent performance ANA excit.
the conclusion of the bill Of performsnc he loud
~ encored that he came forward and played the Car
the Melodeon Wednesday night which will positive
~ DC mis- last before his departure from Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-10
Political IntelI,rence.

The RESULT IN NEw YoRx-The ALBANY .4reus Of
yesterday up the result in this State in the follow
ing manner
For Governor i will be seen that Mr. Youngs msio-
rity is about 10000. -
In the senste the democrats elect in the ist Cd and
ath districts and the wings il the other Ave dstr;cs ~
That body will consist of 81 democrats 10 wings and
native.
The House consists of SO democrats and 10 whirs -
Possibly the official may add another whir TO
the Onondags delegation.
In joint ballot as the Legislature is supposed to
stand the wings and native sshow a majority OF 2.
The democrats elect II to Congress, and the wings
23, including Lawrence whg in the goth district which
10 yet In doubt.
The Richmond ENQUIRER announces the Hon. Archi
bald Atkinson candidate for Congress in that distrc
at the election in April next.
At the dinner 10 be given to Mr. Webster at Philade
pha, the Hon. Samuel Breck 10 chosen 10 preside.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-10
Circuit Court.


Nov. O. Moses Whifcomb Us Jacob Perkins and Ezra
To,cn This was action of repevin recover back
SO tons 400 lbs Of pig lead In ls44 the plaintiff entered
into written agreement with the defendants deliver
TO them $50 tons Of pig lead and the defendants their
side, bound themselves to manufacture II pure white
lead at $2s ton The difference between the $50 tons
and the $4,000 were delivered. and the plaintiffs aege
cred of inferior quality. The defendants alege they
have lien on the quantity Of lead in dispute for the
sum agreed to be paid for manufacturing it, and refuse
to gve II up. Adjourned to Wednesday morning.
For plaintiff, Mr. stoughton; for defendant, Mcssrs.
Clark and souhard
Jamu H,,4ly,s ne Hsri~s Railroad cempang.--vsr
Dict fof plainte, 400
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-10

Twenty is majority Of the House Of Representative
and ten is majority Of tho Senate We confident Of
three more Senators, and four members Of the
House Mcknight is undoubtedly elected Governor and
we are very confident Of the election Of Hedrick
Swhis) to Congress The wings of the Union may put
down Iowa as whig State
since writing the foregoing we have returns Of the
election Of Cook (whig) 10 the Senate in the Cedar and
Linn district We are sure OF majority Joint bAlot
shs have two good vhiS Senators In the uultsd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-10
Let us await il with patience.

IKE MODERN JOSEPH AND THE SCARCITY OF Pho.
vrsIoNs.-We refer our readers to the letter from
our London correspondent, which we publish in
another column. II will be perceived that Louis
Phiiippe oil France is another Joseph in the corn
trade; providing for the scarcity of the future IN
the years OF plenty. The King of the French is
probably the wises, monarch in existence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-10

POLITICAL bETs.-We understand that several
prominent oftice-holders in Albany have los, con-
siderable sums of money by the result Of the
recent election in this State One military officer
ost $500, and illegal officer $3.50. Betting on the
way the people will vote appear to be like betting
ON the way the wind will blow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-10
Dressing Cas,s-.Th. .t,.r,,,

dressing Casrs.-.The attention or tho
travelling public respectfully invited the subscribers
comp@e and vaned assortment of the above useful
velent appendages TO gentemans toilet Their assortment
embraces every variety OF portable suitable
long or snort journey containing that
travellers toilet desirable compact
g. SAUNDERS 4 SON.
III Broadway opposite Howard Hstel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-10
suo-,,.g srteaI,0ruce.

The great races on the Champ de Mars had taken
Mace The Duo de Nemours scted as first steward.
The government purse for 81 600 won by the Count
Ponsaibas Philip shap; Baron Rohschild entered two
horses in this race The royal prize for 81 $50
bv NJ Aumont's horse, Fiz Emilius.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-10

Court Calendar-This Day.
CIRouIr CouRrNos 200, a. 23, 10, &c. 81, ga, 81 3d.
264
COMMON PLEAs--Psrt LIST, Nos 100, H. IS, g. 50, 81
III. l. ~, 81, l26, l06, 123, As, l0l, 81. ll3
Part - "a co. l04 lOe, ITO, ll2, 49, l20 l24 1885, l2s
$780, I3a So g. 49, 8a 49, 49, a. ga 49, o. 10, sl4, co. e5
la, 20, "a, 96, l22, q6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-10


These all the returns received of the election
Kincaids majority, will be perceived, in the city, is
six hundred and eighteen.
IowA-This State sPpears to have gore for the wings
letter in the st Louis (MissourD Republican, twhie)
We have most Of the from the cleo
ton in this state and have achieved glorious VIC
tory. The result is a. follows for the Legislature -
Wigs elected Senate. House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-10

The Columbus Dsmecrsf of the 30th ult aays;-A de-
nation OF ATTY dollars has been received by acting Mayor
Ouinn nom Msssp. Coleman 4 stetson proprietors Of
the Astor House NJ " for the benefit Of tho sufferers by
our la1o ~. i' y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-10

Fine Cutlery.-Th~ subscribers' assortment
celebrated for the varied extensive
city II embraces all the styes ofongress Presi-
Knives, ofJoseph Rogers sons wo.enhoIms, &c. maui,
aoture;-Nai Files, Boot Hooks. Scissors, &c.
q. SAUNDERS SON,
III broadway, few doon above Courtlands a.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-02-21
LIVERPOOL MARKETS

fRcm wItLMra AND SMITHS EUROPEAN TIMES, rrs A.
CoRs.rhs Il the article which has engrossed and Justly
too the large proportion Of pubic attention. and interest du
ring the past month II well known aas ths Goyefns
ment had taken prompt and decided measures to make
selves acquainted with the actual Of damage
y the potato crop IN Ireland and generally rumored
ana oeeVod mat iey had bought on Government account,
large quantity Of Indian ccfn (tepo varying from 100 900
to 200 900 quarters 70 Be sent to end free Of duty
alleviate In some measure the suiIsnags Of the pocq
hs supposed fact tended to support during the recent
extraordinary depression IN market, which
creased ~ The vary heavy arrivals of from Ireland the
Continent and the UneR States all Of which had to 60 into
stock The uncertainty which prevailed d 10 what the Gov
eminent might de OF would be able do also tented % re-
press any extensive Demand and we waited anxiousy for the
Of CIR Robert Peel the meeting Of Parliament
On the 9Th ulth,o, IN speech lasting nearly four hours
he brought forward asefes OF PROPOSED changes in our duties
bearing principally on those most conducive to Tie colo and
q Inc people large Food appeared to have his
st attention and referring 70 the list Of proposed changes
annexed, you will 6nd that while wheat is to e at duty of
As per quarter, for look the reduced sliding scale
merely as sop to the landed interest," being persuaded that
the dirty vail not pc higher between the present time and the
LIST Of February $40 hen Ae duty is to be settled as
manent as is Indian corn, and all Other ehsan feeding stu
are to be admitted duty Free OF course il is almost
bic to foresee the results advantages of this important mea
sure but there be doubt will tend TO
an itrese extent the already extended trade between this
country and the United Staes and decrease the chances
war or disagreement any grounds short Of national dsonor
fRovIstoss Laid Is more imputed alter, at improved
prices Hams are scaies and inquired after American
Beef selling to fair exen considerable arivas arc ex
pected Not much doing in Pork
CoTTos-As general remark, may say in commence
mcn that all goods suffer in price from the increased value of
money! and the positive difficulty solvent and even wealthy
houses exerenco in meeting their engagements 70 large
extent and no article than cottop winch showed some
tendency to advance but which, for ten days past has been
with demand only equal the current demand Ct
the manufacturers
filtration Of Duties on american Produce.
Our American readers viii find that the British Ministry
propose 10 make important reductions many OF the articles
exported from America to England We hope similar
spirit manifested by the Cabinet Washington The atera
tons comprise
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-02-21
YIICATAN.

The New Orleans Bulletin publishes the mani
festo issued by the Legislative Assembly OF Yucca
TAM declaring that province separate from Mexico.
The declarations alleges that Mexico disregards and
annuls her stipulation with that province, made in
ls43, when they had resisted the Central Govern
ment and announces that if the union be not ac-
ceptcd under the compact Of 1S43 they will be at
liberty to declare their independence. The Assem-
bly, proclams its belief that the time for such a
declaration is near, and issues accordingly the iol-
lowing decree:
Art l. Yucstan is no longer under obligation to obey or
recognise the Supreme National Government
Ant O. By the preceding article Yucatan has resumed ITS
former fitness of right tho most solemn MANNER OF which
r;pb, the nation win avail itself according to its convenience
Art g. The existing Assembly will continue to exercise It's
functions in order 10 direct with the prompiuc that is due
10 The peouc Of Yucaan such be necessary
for the country position, and also to provide tor IT.
security and defence.
Ar The Government ordains that every officer and per
son in authority in the nation shall To abide by this de
cree. which shall be published and circulated.
The Mexican Congress is reported to have re
;ec,ed the convention of lS43 with Yucatan, an,
mon this information is founded this declaration 0
the Yucatan Assembly. Should it prove TO be in
correct or should Mexico retrace her steps, the Dc
cree would probably be revoked and the union SIT
continued
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-02-21

The National Magazine for February contains
paper upon the Corn 7rade Of Europe which
has special interest at present. from the belief that
has been very widely entertained that the expected
opening Of the British psris to foreign grain would
be measure of high importance to this country.
II shows, by tables from official Parliamentary pa
pers that Of the 1908, 405 quarters Of wheat inn
ported into the kingdom from abroad in. 1910, only
1875 were from the United States. while Germa-
ny alone sent 364,553 quarters: and the most IN.
deniable facts are presented, showing, beyond all
possibility Of doubt that it is utterly vain for the
farmers OF the United States 10 expecta large mar
ket for their grain in Great Britain. inasmuch as ii
can always be procured much cheaper from the
grain-growng regions of continental Europe.
The Great Hest is the SUBJECTED another paper,
which contains some striking facts concerning the
growth and prospects Of that wonderful region.
One of these, in note states that single indivi-
dual in Cincinnati has negotiated drafts through the
banks to the annual amount OF from $20, 900 to
$25, 00O for the proceeds of eggs shipped from that
city to New Orleans. The productive industry Of
the nine States bordering the Western waters is
thus set forth :.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-02-21

The Providence Journal announces the death Of
WILLIAM G.. GopDARp, late Professor of Bellies
Lettres in Brown University, who died very sud-
denly on the 18th instant at the age OF 6fty-two
years While seated at the dinner table with his
family, he was surprised with sensations Of intense
suocation in the throat proceeding, as Is supposed,
from paralysis Of the muscles OF degluhhon, and
in few moments his life was at an end. He was
an accomplished scholar and gentleman Of much
moral worth
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-02-21

ELECTRICAL PHESoMENoN.-An account Of human cleo
cty was given in number of Silmans Journal time
ago. which might if carried out lead to important
cusops in respect human phenomena heretofore unexpan
ed The subject became electric that sparks drawn
from and spontaneously issued from the ends of her fin
gers During this time intense borealis showed
itself These phenomena continued for several months the
sparks being readily given whenever the lady approached
any conductor of electricity She could touch nothing metal
lie, without emitting electrical spark which annoy
ing circumstance to her These appearances proper
onsby heightened when the air and the lady
good spirits. During cold weather. and when she
melancholy mood these phenomena suspended When
sitting at stove with her feet upon the metal edgc the sparks
drawn out at intervals Of few secondsom three
six sparks minute The lady about thirty years
age Of sedcntay habits and rather scky She had suffered
from rheumatic and neuralgia affections about two years prior
TO this time.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-02-21

Tn IaoS SrEAmr HuSTER.This little iron steamer
ON Lieut.. Hunters pan ef Psburg at half past p. M
on Tuesday, and reached Wheeling at A. NJ next morn
ing distance ninety miles. During her progress she met
with much drift ice, (somctmes of foot in thickness which
she passed through with great facility finding several side
wheel compelled lay by to repair damages to arms
and buckets Of their wheels The average pressure Of steam
was thirty pounds, average revolutions thirty When
clear Of ice and under fifty pound pressure her speed indie
pendent Of aid from current nine miles per hour with
the current twelve This speed by steam power alone
clearly establishes the entire Of the plan which this
vessel propelled It's perfect adaptation TO the full use OF
canvass and complete protection from enemys shot, its
advantages in maneuvng and fitness for vessels Of light
daught Of water suited to the navigation of the habos in
the Gulf Of Mexico and protection Of the mississippi Valley
arc sclf.evident PittsJurg Journal