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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08
DISPATCHES FOR TIE TRIBUNE
~ FIFcTRIc TELE0 RAPH'
FROM the wet
NEWS From san a
,> DEPREDATIoNe.
MORMON TEoO BIZ
EXCITEMENT ~ IA ~.
BALTIMORE, Monday hTehiae-

BALTIMORE, MONDAY Z e+'--4--
7,,a =. Louis Republican has news ':oI' 71A'a
ins -. I'd of august Although there Were
, - t,nr hundred and fifty Mexican soldiers IN the
ois '' ,be authorities asserted they had aFeserTe
d pc. If seven thousand men ready to narch at
moments warning against Gen. Kearney's tx
nedi,;o,, This was not believed No tidings from
Gen. Kearney had been received tor Is days Mex
icsn spies were distributed along the Santa e
road. Mr. w T. Swan. OF Northampton, Massa-
cbpsetts. was attacked and murdered by the In
dams on the Prarics.
The Indians We're becoming exceedingly trouble
some, and were committing repeated and Grievous
depredations on the persons and property OF travel
ers. There were immense numbers of the GoTern
ment's baggage wagons lying in an exposed stua
ton on the prairies which could be easily captured
and all the supplies OF our troops cut of BY force
OF one hundred Mcxicans, II they only knew the
posed and deienceless situation OF the provision
trains.
The Indians were Offering their services TO the
Santa Fe Government to attack General hearney,
and TO plumber and drive away all the American
travellers but the local government declined ac-
cepting their services.
Great excitement now exists at Nauvoo. On the
3lst August. an attack on the city was momentauy
expected We have no intelligence from the
south The temperature is very high here and
many are suffering from the heat. There is moth
inn NJ local interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08
Arrangement for Peace with Santa Ana.

We have been favored with the following ex-
tract from recent letter by one whose emporium
ties for knowing what are Santa Ana's views and
projects are unusually good. Yet in publishing IT.
we must say that we think the statements OF our
own lette- from Havana published yesterday are
substantially true We know, at any rate, that
our Havana correspondent believed them So and
acted on positive information
Per Christopher Colon. HAVANA. 2otn Aug Icio
have merely time to state that there is not
word OF plausibliiy in the report circulated OF an
agreement between santa Ana and certain agents OF the
British and .iRcicGH Governments that the Mexican
Federal Government OF 1924 should De reestabi7hed
under the guaranty the United States 30 that IN
OF future prOnuncamenios the Initec states 90
vcrnmeut shall have right 10 interfere II support OF
the Constitution Mexico. by such an arrangement
would it very clear gratuitousy yield every thing
10 the compulsion the present war desire 10 con
tradic he position II every particular Tor generals
Santa Ana and Amonte. The Constitution Of l-2i Is
established by the p:onunciamento that recalled santa
Ana and therefore without the aid OF British AMER.
can Governments. i is dangerous iinputauon, ut
tcry at variance with the patriotism OF the parties
named and highly injurious 10 the national nights OF
Mexico.
will be plain TO you that interfering in the affairs OF
Mcxco despite the provisions OF treaty and thereby
inducing War, how much the more readily would not
he United states act against Mexico by arrangement
of the kind between Santa Ana and certain agents OF
the British and American Governments ! deny that
there is word OF truth III H. az our kRo"'s INC seti
aeais and possessing the honor Of the CONFIDENCE and
frud.hiy Of General ScRtG himself II Is foul ana per
nicious SANDER upon his There are some reports
also abou, the Rio Grande Boundary and the CH'iof-
MAS which though in measure imna'erial, compared
with the other, do not embrace the notions oil santa
Ana. You will hear probably soon alter MS arrival at
Vera Cruz what his notions OF peaccable settlement
really
No sir No United States interference in Mexican al
fairs The lamb does trust itself TO the vol. MeXl-
co wars IN defence OF her Nationally and not TO edt-
Santa Ana is for honorable Peace : but ne VIII new
or deem that peace honorable that shall resign the
free action of the citizens OF Mexico to the tender mer
cies OF the citizens and Government of the United States
MONTEZlN
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Trrpidntion.

The lMori.ag .Ne'r' has discovered mare s.aest
nothing less than a secret, anderhsnd esor; OF
the Wings to carry Newlork and Pennsylvania
THIS Fall Now. my good folk, will you please 20
understand that the Wings w,ll make a strong,
eor. not merely for these States bu, Tor
RAJ more Don't say you were taken by surprise
don't ir,able yourselves TO smell cot secret Wing
esorts-~e are openly at work. and mean TO de.
.crge success Do you hear
The Giode apprehcnds the loss OF Connecticut To
it. parry IN consequence of the Tariff overthrow
Yes. sir bat you viii lose several other States be
iore that.
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DIED:

In this city sept. 9TH. JANE LOUISA aged year II
months and 70 days. daughter OF VIM l. and Sarah ?.
Kinds w
At Philadelphia Sd David Sloan. 20.
\, Albany It'll Rev David Abeel Chinese Miss -
ttCincinnati. st Mrs Sarah Weaver ..
4, Franklinvic, y. \ Isl, Sherlock Willard 90,
AZ Plettsbursh LIST Aaron Waters, H. 30th ul. Saul
Hull s.
AZ Buffalo Sd Mr., Elizabeth Nrrcn.
At Cumberland Nd. 9Th ul;. Major Alex Waugh. 3
At philadelphia 9TH, Benjamin Paxson, Il.
AZ Philadelphia IA Rachel Purdon -.
At Paris Oneida Co. Clarissa Hewett A.
At Buffalo 10Th ult Mrs. Hannah Smith. OF
At Boston 3D. Mr.. Lydia \ Wadsworth. 40
At Li,chfcld Conn. 9Th ult Dsnl Gerritt Jr. 81.
Az Worcester Mass 3lst ult Mrs. Betsey Sawes, 3s.
At Providence, ID, Mrs. Mary Chase. 81.
Al Knoxville Tenn 22d ult Mary Jane Nelson, "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

OHlo-Hon. JOSEPH NJ Roof Wing is re-nomi
mated Tor Congress in the Huron District He has
been faithful and efficient Member. and there is
hardly doubt o; his reelection Hon. SAMUEL +
vixroN ditto in the Marietta District Le Grand
BsiPctoa is the Loco Foco candidate against Gen.
J. I Taylor in the Chiicothc District Hon. PER
LEY B JOHNSON Member of the NXVIllth Con
Sress is the Wing candidate in ,he NlIIth District.
Hon. NIiiiGm >aryer's denomination in the Nth
Dstrc, was carried by vote in Convention OF
about Two 70 one
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

~ The Courier g. Enquirer states that 1t has
received an article on association from Mr. A
BRtsgASE which it Will publish provided The
Tribune will give place to its reply. Waving all
question 10 the fairness OF this requsition-that we
shall publish the answer to an article written by
third party having no connection with Save as an
occasional correspondent nor control over The
Tribune-we are unable at present TO give the
stipulation required, on account OF the preoccupa-
ton of our columns, the great importance OF the
doines OF the State Convention loi which we pub
lish full reports, while the Courier does notl and
the near approach Of the State Election. These
considerations have constrained us to iorbear all
reply to the latest articles OF the Observer as well
as of the Courier on Social questions articles OF
unusual length and elaborateness, but which
seemed to us not calculated To increase materially
the darkness now prevailing on the subjects where
OF they treat But, though we cannot now open
our columns to set discussion by others OF Social
questions, (which may or may not refer mainly to
points deemed relevant by US We readily close
with the SPIRIT OF the Courier's proposition, and
trust the following form will be equally acceptable
toir with It's own viz As soon as the State Election
is fairly over-sav Nov l0th-we will publish ali
article filling column OF The Tribune, very nearly,
in favor of Association as we understand 1t and
upon the Couriers copying this and replying we
will give pluce to'i,s reply, and respond and so on
until each party shall have published twelve articles
ON its own side and twelve the other, which
shall fulfil the terms of this agreement. All the
twelve articles OF each party shall be published
without abrjdgmcnt or variation III the Daily Sent
Weekly and Weekly editions of both papers.
Afterward each party will of course be at liberty
to comment at pleasure in his own columns. In
order that neither paper shall be crowded with this
discussion one article per week only shall be given
on either side. unless he Courier shall peter greater
dispatch Is not this fair proposition What
says the Courier 1t has Of course the advantage
OF the defensive position and OF the last word.
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afternoon Session.
NJ REprlEIp in the chair during the absence


Mr. REDrIELD in the chair during the absence
of the President
DR.. GALE read paper on the Geology and Gil
mate OF the lower portion Of the Valley OF the Missis-ip
p!-more particularly that known the " Bluf Coun
Try" These bluiis are elevations not generally more
than or 200 feet above the Naeyoten less than This
hight The Dr. enumerated the CAUSES by which the
Valley Is gradually washed away valuable beds OF mar!
are there ound He then gave detailed account OF The
phenomena consequent on the climate OF that alley
mentioning the scarcity OF spr ;Tvater sc-and closed
hy reading extracts from letter he had received from
Prof FoRsHEY on the Delta o: the Mississippi
The President read letter accompanying the
gilt OF specimen OF Copper found in >sspenine at
Neuvitas, Cuba.
The SECRETARY read letter from DR. LOCK-, OF
OF Ohio on Magnetic Rocks.
Mr. ALLEN of Ohio read a paper on the Fresh
water Bivsve. of the River. He exhibited :pec
mems of shells OF with the >cioto supplies great mum
Der.
Dr. CALKISs read a very elaborate paper on the
Psychological Characteristics OF the genus Man, IN
which &c discoursed lon. and earnestly OF the haoiis
and instincts oi Man Elephants, Dogs and Horses
The PRE>IDgST moved that, as the Association
had no Cabinet all specimens presented az the various
meetings should DC deposited me Lyceum OF Natural
History III Broadway This agreed 20, and the
Lyceun forthwith receives very substantial sdd,uon
10 us stores.
Adjourned nil 10 A n TO-DAY
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Business Notices

~ Are The Public ina, The an d.,r-, Doror WIZ
advertise Sassparis and oesr articles crrst Remedies
-.a ,.st..- -, seo- ii
ihc Srs principles Of medical science and Gull ,,,
Doctors Undue. the pGbc the more readily 20 ak
medicine gct forth - G They such $780,
muses. believe themselves, induce other sirr-,on,
10 believe l1at external Application VIII cure inter-
ha disease and Xi s tir pals or posionS
o1 or circumstances OF isc takers. Those w-o trust
Sic criminal nonsense bc oitet, b1i the seIs;he
viii earn to know the doctrine offs d., remedy for
6feycut disorders, AID apply to CONSTOCK 4 Co, p
CoErtanci->t Tor remedies founded Truth, knowledge
rNC@r.cacv. prepsrNt for
pe: the Pam Extractor that sll burns seais
and sores, affecting tie vtsls; pulmUnlc Syru1 for
complaint, TIE p5NuoutorN symptoms: Srry-
Ian. La.l!eni nerve and 5ope 10 rheumatic "a
and >yvelus> Indian PanaccS FOR liver complaint. HAYS
Lin:ner; 10 cure piles and the Balm OF Columbia 10 siSv
or restore The hS- All 10 oe found al y Coufi.anctsL
where any thing sold NAV De depended upon.
BURMESE SvrsxsrJrtoN-rhe idol a; JGgsernsu, hs.
Two tue diamonds Tor No goldsmith IS suffered
enter Pagoa, having stolen oI these eye- be-
Ing locked up nght wita the idol Goaraads falsdn
Iiirrfci Soap moro precious thsu diamonds and uf
-urS, Doctor allows chemist his laboratory
Cs aic looaied Soap the only article known which
,yll nO>itIvtlv every VeSgr OF Eruption. Tan
Pi,ue> Frvckr>. BiOchcs SunbUru. SallowreSs Roux
ness, or other impurities from TIE eavlag cuicle
tiles equally rcouHe for their magical properties
simultaneously Graduating SUperuoCs human hair with
cur injury 20 tue SKIN.
To avoid imposition very careful 70 purchase onlv OF
Dr. EeiN GOuraud. a. his celebrated Depot and Lahoaio-
~ ~ Wskcr.st FIRST from Broadway; where also
may found large OF choice ferfumery and
Fancy articles fOg tn" ;O,lel.
Agents - Che>tHul-si. Philadelphia; a. : Jordan. :
Mlk-t. Bo>ioG Carlton Go. Lowell; Bliss Co Spring
field: Green, WOrccster. IS steci
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GRAY'S STUDIO,
Is Frsuklin-st (near Broadway
MARRIED :

Al Delaware Ohio 2l,h ut Geo w Campbell one OF
the Editors OF the Sandusky Clarion 10 Elizabeth w
Little.
At Chicago 2Oth ult Judd Braey TO Catherine WEIGH
At Cooperstown. y Y. LIST. Cyrus Strong Jr. ~ Mary
Martha Bush. 3lst ult Edwin C. Spatsrd TO Oc:avs
Maverick.
II Utica l., inst William Millington to Jane Qucd
AZ Buffalo S0th ult Michael McCourt 10 Eliza Court
Al Trenton, l,t John Mccoy 70 Lei.ia w. Johnston.
At Oxford Chcnanso Go. 18th ut Alfred Leonsrd 10
Mary y. Strstton.
4; New. Bedford lst Chiffon 4. Gray to Sarah r.
Barnard.
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Iamyer.Licen.inR.

The Court Journalist OF the Mirror copies our par
agraph asserting that eminent lawyers viii
tain their practice athou n the vocat OF othe Law
yer is put the same footing with our own or any
other, and thus queries
Now we ask L no change Is TO be wrought under
this legal reform and the practice % the Law viii q.
be confined the eInsnr few wha: possible advantage
j. gained by permitting every MAJ 70 be his own law
yerf
ia,rey--. Every man may be his o'-u lawyer
nor. The change proposed IS 10 let every man
hire whomsoever he may prefer TO act as law
yer for him. We have never minated thai 10
change would be wrought by this-on the con'faf'
there wopld be great change-a change ifo-.
nopoy to Libcrty-trom overbeannS' Di'S % c,;.
State interference in the private 10 j.,
zens TO the principle OF Leaving each - J" -
matter concerning himself only bu' " 80
tv.nine in ever, hundred citizens "oui1 So:
,io.,,i,. ,r.;,od LAWYERS 70 DO our Ia" business
~, an impeachment OF their aoili'F
10 ''''''''' - PASS laws compelling US TO EN-
VI Jul though we should not do 1t unless
constrained TO-
.,c,,I the Editor Of The Tribune answer this CUES
- 10 tho Judges are elected By the people and any
Id can be admitted practice by the mere assent oil
,be Judges without three years study to quarry hin
viii the honesty and purity of the bar be increased or
Now don't attempt to worm out Of US an opinion
as to the honesty and purity OF the Bar. Assume
if YOU must that the Legal is ever so much honester
and purerthan the Clerical, Editorial and other pro-
fessons into which any man who chooses may step
from MS next dinner-provided always that he can
find people willing to employ him therein-and
what then We look first to the Rights OF the
People and the reforming Of our Chart OF Govern
ment on sound Republican principles. The puri-
~ OF the Bar is avery important consideration,
but not paramount TO these We have hope, more
over that the existing purity &c. can be maintain,
ed under the laws which govern other Professions
Why not
p S. The Mirror need not retract its untruth
that The Tribune has recently asked pardon OF the
Courier and Enquirer for something. Nobody be
lieves il
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sAsrA FL TsSrs<-The Express has letter
from Fort osage. No from gentleman who writes
III have jet reserved letter from Fort Leaysn
wcrfh. ,:Etsag that thsg hse just received news by
express from General Kearney, stating that ne bad
taken Santa r" eitso''t ne yfriag ef n gpa.' Our
ls.es, Telegrapbie Dispatch contains no confrma-
,iou II ;his-fo mention Of Gen Kesrney having
arrived at Santa re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

nr picture IN he eve and brain than any architectural
exn-,sson OF me besati;u. have ever By and
bv when this beautiful structure is completed within
an - no =: i WI Ja.c--r Hn csaeea'i ei ape.
- The horse d;steulper IS raging ;earfuly
anon, hc horses or Staten Island several very vslua
bic horses died yesterday ard Saturday
~ c. :. D,xiEus. ESQ. has retired t.ori the
Editorial Department; Q: TIE Courier snd Enquirer with
which he has been councc-cd FER many years
- Tie Commaadcr and others of the Dutch
SQUADRON had ar Interview WIKI ss Honor the Mayor,
AZ the Ciry Hall. Yesterday morning.
~ Polly Bodine is to be tried again this week
on the charge OF arson Speucers tsl also comes on
in The Court house al Bergen. his week
- There were three or tourcases OF death from
The heat yesterday and one from apoPle>y The pro
ceeiins at the Sessions and Poccoticc were not in
portant.
~ Ctr NelaS do nor exist IN this weather.
-bry are the product OF coolth comfort and peranouS'
non When every body keeps much IN doors and AS
is- a. pos.ibc nothing take place and II the heat
80 c,' ,1- any. min, 70 take Evening Gazette
n, xor, know of good place in which to take any
,6, say saucer OF Cream and rather less thsn halt
Il dozen lady fingers.
A NEW StxGER.-The papers are enthusiastic
in their praises OF new singer who makes her appear
once at tn. Apollo Rooms Wednesday evening being
assisted bv Nj Lopxa-whose juicnen, IN musical mat
,ers is much 10 be relied upou Ii half that Is said OF her
be tue she will make sensation.
p HAVE NoU CoLD II SO. we advise YOU
at once 10 try edicGed Vapor Batt by which you VIII
be almost sure to get rid OF troublesome customer.
We have often tried the experiment and can speak OF
the result with confidence. Strangers in the City who
cannot spare time to get nd OF cold by the usual pro
cess of weeks dragging may accomplish the purpose
and ,cat eAcctuay by ys;; OF one houy AT Mrs Car
rolls Baths Isl Futon-st. opposite 81 Psuis Church
Try it.
NEW YoEK N EuRoPE.-Gt is admitted by every
person who has seen that Mr. Beldens Model OF New
York without exception is the greatest curiosity OF the
day Throughout TBS country il will be extensively
paironzed.
In Great Britain II will be object OF immense inter
est a. almost every family has near and lear con
nexion on this side OF the Atlantic ana then desire 70
see fac sire OF the principal City OF this young Re
public and perhaps the abode OF their friends will cause
this crea, work to he warmly welcomed there In France
likewise. it will be much pa;ronized the connection
which Louis PHILIPPE had formerly with this country will
much enhance It's value.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

SOLAR LAMPS, CAMpHENE LAMPS CHANDELIERS. Gil
RANDoLEs AND HALL LANrEHSs-Dietz, Brother 4
Co. No. l39 Willam.st. manufacturing and have al
ways on hand full OF the above mentioned
articles and various other goods in their line which heJ
will sell wholesale retail at low prices for cash.
i,11 ON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

- The Chrome Thermal system OF MEDICINE ex-
hbitng the iaacies OF the Faculty by DR. DICKSON OF
London edited by DR.. TURNER of New-York. The SUI
perory of this system all others is unquesion
able Price - cents For sale By j. :. REpFiELp, Gin
all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

FALL FASHION FOR HArs.-At GeNins PA Broadway
opposite 81 Pauls-Having devoted unusual attention
in producing this style the attention OF gentlemen in
vited it. The ighness grace and buoyant effects OF
these Hats be descrbedthey must be seen to
be appreciated Also large of Paris Hats
n.,.I-t IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

~ No place Of public III The City can we
win The Museum IN point OF Attractions Why, the Con-
cert, Of the Orpnean Family are, OF themselves orh
double the price Of admission, aud the other entertain
ments are ofle interesting character In adHon 20
s these Col Chain the Virginia Dwarf the Mammoth
Boys Orans Ourang and Twin Catre 70 b. seen al
MI hours-a rich quarters worth truly Performances at
ND or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08
sz.SpE OUTSIDE or TO-DAY,s PAPER.-A
1HhiY State Convention.

State Convention be composed OF Delegates from
The several Counties this State equal 70 their repre-
.snston in the House Of Assembly viii be held a, the
ciry Of Utica, on wedaesday The Toenty Third day Of
September next ~ o'clock NJ for the purpose Of nom.
mating candidates for Governor Lieutenant Governor
and two Canal Commissioners 10 be supported by the
Wing Electors of this the ensuing Election and
10 rsac; such other business may be deemed proper
BY the Convention. Albany August TO- 1886.
JOHN TOWNSEND, JAMES HORNER
DANIEL CADY HAMILTON FISH,
FRIEND HUMPHREY Il L. HAYNOR.
C. P KIRKLAND, GEO. ". WEED.
State Central Committee.
Delegate TO the Wing State Convention
IN
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" Missouri has rejected the New Cons';ia.
ton framed fer her BY decided vote. The vote Of
50 Counties gives 3i!S majority asa;ns, it. The
remainder Of the State expected to this
70 10 600
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VEHMoSr-Returns in the Boston Atlas from
las towns show the following result:

Wing increase. -J.9
LocoFoco decrease --.-.-.-.--.-.---.5l2
Scattering increase --.......-.-...--.44 O
Net Loco-Foco loss 1881
Wing net gain neutrality-suspicious.. OILS
CThc Boston Courier has table OF returns from loo
towns footing as follows Wing, 1850 Loco, 1871;
Alb $500.
The House as far rs heard from stands lO3 Wing
to 81 Loco and 10 Abolition. The Boston Courier
says that the disputed Counties OF Bennington
and Caledonia have elected Wing Senators, while
Grand Isle has elected Loco.
From the Congressional Districts we have in
complete returns as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

NlsLo's-T,vo frst rate comic paniomines are given
here TO- night IN which Gabriel convulseS The visitors WITH
a urea, nights entertainment. Mile Leon javelli aud
Hmm dance n.SO
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Business Notices.

STYLE GENrLEaEN's HArs.-Leary & Co Hat
tcrs Astor House, New-York will introduce the Fashion
for the season Thursday, sept. Sd au26 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

FALL FASHION FOR HATS. lSi6.-Fashonable Hats
TOR the ensuing ready tor inspection and
sale at GuRNEY's new Hat and Cap Establishment l3i
Fulton St sun Building For prices see advertisement
on second page. au29 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

y Wisconsin hold IN election Yesterday for .
Legislature and Members Of Convention to frame
a State Constitution
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

sRror N PH1fApztrHn-Th Phila North Amen.
can Of yesterday morning 'a;s' thar sunday night a.
Msrysst the Of terrible not between the
royvdy whites and the Black. sevcral persons were
severely injured and Of the police wounded in
,cmpang to arrest the participants.