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THE TRIBUNE.
DISPATCHES FOR THE TgIBUsE
gY MAGNETIC TELEG RAPH
REVOLUTION IN MEXICO |!
PAREDEs DEpOsED!
Restoration of the Constitution
SANTA ANA RECALLED!
annie CORRESPONDENCE of The Tribune.

Geographic Correspondence OF The IHoune'
WAsm,cros July 9. ls46.-lO O'Clock, A. NJ.
The following intelligence Of another Revolution
Ia Mexico has been received here
The movement appears TO be formidable one
here can be no doubt Of it's success.
The New o rleans Ptcayune of The 2iIh ult gives
he following important intelligence from Mexico.
The Picayune says -" We received yesterday
copy of Ell Locomotor, Of Vera Cruz, Of the 9Th
lpg, which is four days later than any asvices re-
ca.ls = the Falmouth The news is important"
A revolution had broken out in the Department Of
Jalisco 1t commenced on the morning OF the Goth
of May in the city of Guadalaxara. The battalion Of
1I.ogos, followed by Other bodies of military and by
the enh usastc popuace attacked the palace Of the
Governor.
Tie assault Of the insurgents was prompt, that
.hc guard had only time TO make one discharge, by
which man was killed and one wounded.
Some Of the defenders recognized friends among
the assailants and refused fire. The disaiircion
then became general and some OF the leaders Of the
Government troops were arrested 10 save them from
the fury Of the insurgents. Some skirmishing en
sued and preparations were making for general
engagement, when General Duque. who had taken
command of the Government troops, proposed par
ley. This was agreed 10. and the result Of the de-
Liberation that the troops under General Duque
should be allowed retire with the honos Of war,
by route designed by them, directly 10 the city of
Mexico Provisions were given them, and they
were allowed till the 22d, to prepare for their de-
parture
Don Jose Maria Tanez was at the head Of the in
sorrection A formal declaration was drawn up by
the insurgents proclaiming Santa Ana their Chief
and declaring that new Congress should be sum
moned 10 be elected by the people, according 10 the
electoral laws of 1924 10 form new constitution
in which the monarchia principle is to be excluded.
1t also provides that the Congress- should meet
four months after the berating army shall gain
possession of the Capital Don Juan CampIido is
recognized as Provisional Governor of the Depart
ment and his oath includes the repusing of the in
famous usurpation of the Americans"
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SEVERE VERpicr.-A verdict Of $3.50 was given
Wednesday the Marine Court against The Captain of the
packet ship Sutton for logging boy, giving him twenty
the back with rope. Another Captain, who
gave boy twelve with heavy cato nine tails hada
verdict Of $40 given agains, him by the same Jury.
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The Latest from Yucatau.

Laguna dates to the 10Th had been received a,
New. cleans by bark Tarquin. On the 9th, Com.
lngraham of the United States brig Somers received
dispatches from the Yucatan Congress, proclaiming
their neutrality in the pending war.
The Somcrs sailed the same evening for Vera
Eruy
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SrEclE-We learn tina, there has no, been dol
lar Of specie exported from this port during the past month
being Tho only month In the last three years. (and how
much longer VIC cannot say) concerning which the same
remark could be Truly made.
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M. BIRCH's New Alternative, .or.he cure OF chror

nR. BIRCH'S New ArrstYe, !oTIhe cure Of ChIor-
~ &c Rheumatism, the Liver Compliant, Pains OF The
Bores ard Swelling Of the joints all kinds Of Ulcers and
Affections Of the skc .r.ing from impure Of lie
blood. This medicine perfectly safe. end p.esssr 10
One oorle Is generally sufficient tesi ia efficacy,
scc commonly RON Eve efec, The cerl.-
dcses snc references gwen IL tee bill CT directions viii
show haiti oef before ihe public for Tie sane
intention. Pre- 81 per bottle, or so per tcz<n.
Sold by the proprietor, Da,che.s County, rrsr Paer
Vtsge, Putnam Couny, and al I59 btooG1e-at -
i-i9 lawsm. SAMUEL r blhCh-
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SMITHS HuMHUrATHiC Pharmacy. Nc. ~
= Broadw.y .t,oining EibIo's---John T. 5 Smith
h.s lsrge assortment Of Homeopathic Medicines
"a ncrares ui1.saoas 3iu:0ns and koou!es sugar OF
Hk Pur. AlsohoI DiIt!sd Waef. Pellets. nc. ke- Ply
,r.nr Pocke I'd Family Csses Of Medicines hand and
sr-oay-d to order Homeopathic Plaster substitute for
pt;cauon for Coru1. nDu
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gyS two story house corner of asth'st. and
the 3d.avenuc fell with tremendous crash Wednesday
evening about o'clock The house WAS undergoing re-
Pairs and was not tenanted.
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ri,U PERSUSs deI;rocs Of E=!.lius al the VrsL-A
Company has been Jrm-G 10 purchase al extensive Wa.
ter Power tie Upper Ms,i'spp River State of illinois
on which extensive improvements have been made II Is
The !nlerton h- Company iaducs others 10 lake az
Interest purchase equ.! terms and TO divide the
property pro7emens according the interest ne
tbey may sye In tr- Company To manufacturers and
chaaics this opportunity presents great Inducements Tn7
Power and permanent, snd the demand for
sill kinds Of sbo Increasing and living cheap. Full inor
NATION can be oht-ineG by sddres,iug EMlGRANT Box
lT7S Love- Po.tOfic po,t4ge paid ty 2~-od DGAW'
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Srural Notlrrs.

rr sor Ho.tou VIA Norwich and Worcester.
-Tse stssr-r C!.o7ara Capt @ulz-aJ VII cave sosss
E-,s,, AZ : p 81 courecErg with ne Aliycs
Point ,Ip1srI GALES PRATT. il. Conductor.
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TuPAHTNEhSHiP NcTICE-Ths saosc:Iberu
" Inform lbs public that they haze this day formed Co
par,aerhp for the Transaction OF the Publishing and Book
selling business and will continue - husineis now con-
Quoted by Marx h Newman =, 1879 Broadway, under lhe
name anu style OF MARK h. NEWMAN Con- Y
JuIy l. 1916 MARK II. NEWMAN.
l;2 n HENRY VISION Jr
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II J. HENRY, Attorney and Counselor at Law, Gin.
Il, cinnati Ohio Collections and all other Professional
Business promptly and carefully attended TO.
Refer Hon. John Sergeant Hon. George w. Toland
Hon VIM NJ Merdith Geo. NJ Stroud M-ssrs Smith, Bage-
ley Co, Rockill Smith 4 Co.. Reed Brother, Hopes,
Wolfe Baker, Goddard & Parker, Philsde pha Ion.
Edward Gurus, Hon. Ogden Hoffman, Messrs Alfred I'd.
Edwards Co. Oicott, McKesson Co.. Houston Dede-
Ter. & urnnp I Rahcnck. NcMYork ol lRwlY
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I,d,ss.-Mrs COVE confines 10 give advice
ana d.res,ion. with respect % shs application OF WISER
Cure in ali disease. Of women and children, 81 be. resi-
dsae-, 81 leIn-H. @J' 81
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MILITARY EQUIPBIESTS-Flrem-n' Caps-
Vlrn- Inbscrb-r resp-ctuly calls Tho attention Of The
military public M a.soiImeGI u Military equipments
adapted 10 all coPani-s military caps, knap'acss boxes
and Dsyoue scaOJhrds of every vari'y Country compa
nl-. shout Changing their UNIFORM or hose sbop forming
companies viii be iuppl-d with samples by apply
ing 10 The UNDERLINED.
FIRE CAPS, FIRE CAPS
full OF every variety, constantly hand
and MAIDS - order a. she ibOr-sI nOlice.
i-.gIws Il t. GRATACAP 3e2 Broadway.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.


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Boarding anu Snttls.

BOARDING AT ~ CoRTLAND-ST.
1 FEW GENTLEMEN can now be seeomnooai ed win
ABosd srd separate apartments Also, accommodation
for gentleman and hs wife with psrcr and bedroom sd-
Joining, aud l-e Of Pisno. Re.erences Required
~9 Inn
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miscellaneous.
CALVIN A. WAsREN. ONIAs C. SKINNER
WARREN'& SKINNER,
ittOrNey,u: dIr and Solicitors Chncery Office at Quincy
CALviS ~ WARR

ittOrreyya: a.e and Solicitors ChdncTy Office at Quincy
Illinois,
WILL promptly attend any business committed 10 their
w In Military Tract and especially in the counties
OF Adams Hancock Henderson, Warren, Fulton Schuyler
Brown and Pike They practice IN the Circuit Courts OF
Courts for tn. State. Springfield Illinois Particular and
prompt attention viii be given collecting business the IN
land titles and the conducting OF real estate
lii gallon in the Military Tract. Reference Is made 10
Horace Greeley and Lewis Tsnpan. Esqs New;forki
Hon Jona;han Child- and Ansr Warren Esqs Rochester
New York; Hon. S Br-ese and Gen Sempl-, u s. Senate
Washington. ID. CT Hon. James Shields Com'r G-n'l Land
Office Washington ID. C.; Hon. Members OF Congress from
Illinois, Washington, d. c. Hon. VIM Alien and Thomas
Cprwin U. 5. Senate Washington, d, G.; Hon. John c.
Wghtand P-yton 81 umes Cincinnati Ohio: Messrs Ma
lh-ws Patch. Produce Brokers. 81 Louis, Missour Mr.
James C. Decamp, Produce Broker New-Orlrsns Hon. r
81 Young and John Tlllson, Quincy, Illinois
Isnuary 19f law
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LEGENDARY os SHIP BoAED.-The ship Colon
DO Capt Jamsn sailed from Boston on Tuesday, 3Qtn
u, for but had c,t got cl-a. OF the hafbor
when she wss discovered 70 De ire between decks.
|; was soou qc-nched. IA lrishnsr b. the name Of
James Langley strcngiy suspected OF being
the incendiary that the fello" wa severely caas-
used and then set or shore
LARGE FGgE.-Shor,y after IL O'Clock this morn.
i,- IRE was discovered IN .ss Mes - and p
SGu.n Ms-ketsi occupied hy ae-srs Nelson and Brad
ta-3 Drug and Paint D-slers, snd by y. :. & w. G..
Lewis. Commission Merchants. TIE Interior Of the
buit,ps ~ss almost entirely destroyed The stoek
IF Drugs sc The building. which belonged 20 Reuben
Rcaara,, vas insured a; me asssscapsetts Mutual
O..ce S5OIO which will more Than cover the loes.-
S-.op s Bradford were insured a; the Frenen's Ger-
chants and National oces, IS 0oo =: each ,heir osa
hogevsr t.osar $500 a :. w. c. Lewis were in
80 DE Merchants for s. 0co- Boston Trxna Wed.
DlseRAcEFUI--We learn ron he Albany Gin.
80, ma. .he Enme: Guards had ttgracetul asht in their
AN loom on Noaday night. number Of me Guards
were badly hu-;; had lis throat partly cut. another
snd soor; avs two-sutere sye-ey tom the effects OF
s-ni an ma head made ~ sizing shot, and few
were pounded vigorously Costuci NE this outrageous
The ars-l WAS terminated By blowing on. ;hs lights and
ma NJ Watch.
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MUSICAL NOTICE.

MUSIOhL NO
THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN who have, during
the pss year. eheHrsed and sang ct one or more OF inc
rerforn.nces given by the undersgn are Iespecuy
inyiled bs present at rehearsal on FRIDAY EvENiNa
next In the Library Room OF the New Unsrlan Church Ia
sroadwa y PfioceIL (sntrnnce In Broafwky when
tickets viii bs delivered for the BRILLIANT MUSICAL
EXCURSION, To lako place on Friday, 10Th July Inst
yl ~ H. MEIG0S, 40 Broadway
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COUNTRY mONEY wanted at following
~ rates.
Del Brids- .;.l per CT dis one,dale si per CT dis
L-hish Go; al s. Al I,,. n;;I.:.;I
Plsinfc!d " Geo. Lurrtc! Col
md Norbern souberu Eastern and Western funds gen.
eralIy The lowest prices by -
tap I'm a William. az. 2 doors South OF Wall
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IAMIeRA1loS-The following statement of the
urnber OF immigrants have arrived al this port
curss the past six months is derived rom The e 5 Rev.
enue Barge ONES, under The charge Of Capt. Thorn-
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ppOARD-A gentleman and his wife, or Two Or hires
I'D angle geneu en-, can have very pleasant apartments
with ful or partial 5oard In private family by applying AZ
iO7 Princes, Of and Broadway References az
rb.nv.J iy2 SIS
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Matters and Things In Northern Ohio.

TIE Crop Prospects-Gro1eM of Clereland-Txc
Opinions ieIe-arny obout the Texan WGr-
Nm Beb6-Gor. Iod-J. Il. Glddings, 81.
llr...no.. lo.no ~ TIA -r,t-,ra
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's'WU GENEI. h.ihN AID inei' wives, al iid.e aged
1 sly her daughter aud desirous OF procuring
where here but few boardcs IN pleasant sius-
brtw eru6iursy aud Walker s,s west Of Broadway
Address $ w w Office OF this paper with name and
,,,,ub,r X sfarrucs given ard rronvd isl 81
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BOARD DOWN TOwN-rwo or tnree pheasant
rooms with psntries attached let either furnished
uufu,ashed with beard, TO gentlemen and their wives or
sing gent, -n reasonable terms al No IL becsusn-
.. near Nassau or day bosrders will also hs
commciKed by applying as above. Reference required,
Ne vi 49,
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FNW YrnIoc bOardors Can De nccOulLuOd sIuu v I'M
- pleasant rooms at SO ChambcrssL Jc9 lm
frARIOR aud Bedroom, With pantry attached, 10 ist,
unEIrush-d without board single gentio-
emen Th. apartments are pleasantly located In modern
bui house, In tho immediate nelghborhood Of tho Park
Apply Al n City Hall Place. Alh u
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EkUARDtNG-Persons wishing board can be accom-
- uodstet with pleasant rooms No II Bsrclsyst-
Tn. buuse ia elsiby situated. few doors from Broad
way the ghborhood Of the principal hotels snd has
rharvs Jyl 81
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BOARD At HuNTINGr ON, l.. L. may 0e Oh
ID intt tor few respectable smilies IN retired, pleas
,ou the hsrOor, Il miles from the vilsSs. ac-
c-s.b. daily by railroad aud steamboat also weekly by
packet andug near the house. For farther information
spply NJ II Cey.st. New.York JOLT SIaws'w'
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roosus 10 let With sosId al
RsN1. 70 Olivsr.st near Henry. Jy2 81
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-07-03

deprecate and denounce this Mexican war.
But we cannot den0unce those who think IL
their duty to engage in it. We will not sheer
at them or depreciate them. Regrettinr that
they do not now see as we do, we will await
the influence Of time and events"
The above is an exceedingly lame expla-
milton Of an article which appeared under the
same caption in the 9th number of the
" Democratic Standard and Whig of 10"
The Committee who conduct that paper have
an easy way Of shifting responsibility, and
we presume the idea will be new to many
that the organ Of a party, conducted by a par
ty committee, can throw of all editorial re-
sponsibility upon b. G. and d. and so on to
the end of the alphabet-who the letters rep
resent is probably known to but few beside
the committee. If a leading editorial in Lii.
berty party's organ should hqppen TO advo-
cate secession from a pro-slavery church as
well as from a pro-slavery party, we suppose
the Committee would say to those who com
planned of such introduction Of an extraneous
topic, Why bless your innocent hearts!
ne are not responsible for that; you must
censure B, or X, or Y, or Z, or some other
alphabetical parsonage" Indeed, we should
not be surprised if ere long they go further
than this, and say as did the boy who was
asked by his teacher why he whistled in
school. "Sir, it whistled ITSELF" Verify,
the " State Liberty Committee" must think
the Buckeyes exceedingly green.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-07-03

ciples, brings a variety of facts to bear upon
the question but the excitement thus pro-
dnced soon dies away unless you keep it up
by a fearless defence Of those principles, by
nnwoaried efforts to bring all to a knowledge
Of The truth. The main burden of revolution
izing public sentiment deyolyes upon you.-
The means in your power are adequate. You
can sustain agents scatter an,i-slavery pub
lications-become yourselves preachers of
righteousness.
On behalf Of the Executive Committee of
the Western A. $. Society.
ISAAC PRESCOTT, Chairman.
j.. ELIzABrrH JONES, Cor. Ssc'ry.
Salem, o., June %, 1916.
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nCASSIUS III. CLANW

ave understand that some good Liberty
men are dissatisfied with the tenor OF the ar.
ticle relative TO this gentleman in our last
number. 1t may be well enough to state that
every article in the paper is published upon
the sole responsibility of the member of the
committee who writes it, unless it is other
wise stated. The article in question, per-
baps, represents exactly the opinion of no
member of the committee except its author.
1t is believed that no member of the commit
tee desires, magisterially, to condemn Mr..
Clay. At the same time the writer-and he
believes he speaks the sentiments of other
members o. the committco-cannot but feel
that his acti e participation in the Mexican
war is not consistent with his often expressed
and doubtless sincere belief that the war is
unjustand simply aggressive. How can any
one actively engage in promoting an enter
prise he believes to be wrong, and yet be OBJ
noXious to no c%ensure! Still, having thus
expressed our opinion, we will 60 no further.
We join in no reproach against a man who
has done so much, and periled so much for
electromagnetic a man, who is now as full
ly resolved. on d~evoting his energies to the
cause of emancipation as ever-againsta man
whose very act, which we reluctantly con-
denim, goes to prove his uncalculating devo-
Ion " 10 county D CduSe' ne duoplS the
maxim, "our country right or wrong"-a
maxim calculated to find favor with generous
patriotism, though not defensiblo as a propo-
sition in morals. He acts upon it; and when
we remember that Wil5erforce, whose phi
lanthropy and devotion to the cause of eman-
cipat!on no one now questions, supported Mr..
Pitt in his war measures-some of which
were fully as unjust as this Mexican war, re-
sulting in that debt which hangs
like a milestone on the neck of England
we are admonished to judge charitably of
those whose sentiments are not in exact
agreement with our own as to hosiilities
against Mexico.
"Wc dCprccatc all war. IT especially
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ANTI-SLAVERY MEETINGS.

PARKTR PHLsRuRY, of New Hampshire,
and II. II. HATcH, will attend Anti-Slavery
meetings to be held at.
Hartford, Trnmbull county, Saturday and
Sun lay, July 18th and 9th.
Garrettsyille, Portage comfy, Tuesday
and Wednesday, July 9TH and 9Th.
Troy, Geauga county, Thursday, July 9th.
Chagrin Fails, Cuyuhoga county, Satur-
day and Sunday, July llth and 18th.
All Of the above meetings will m
at 10 O'clock, A. NJ.
The LIST of August, meetings will be held
at Ravenna. Between the I2th of July and
the first Of August, some meetings will be
held in Guernsey, Belmont, Harrison q Car
roll counties-notice as to time and place
will be given shortly.
Will the friends of the slave attend 10
making the necessary arrangements for The
meetings.
SAMUEL BROOKE, Gen. .2genf.
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OUR TABLE.

The SLAVE, OR MEMOIRS OF ARCHY MooRE,
by Richard Hildreth, of Boston. The 9th edi-
ton of this admirable work has just been is
sued. Its popularity among abolitionists
speaks well for it as an anti-slavery instrument
tality. Its literary merits are thus spoken of
by Mrs. Child, whom our readers will con-
slider good authority in such matters
Have you read Archy Moore! If yon
have why don't you bestow upon it hearty,
~fervent, overwhelming p,aise? Why my dear
friend, it is a wonderful book +! People of the
dullest minds, and the coolest sympathies are
thrilled by it, as if their benumbed fingers
had touched an electric chain.
independent of the sound consistent prin-
ciplcs IF freedom which beam on every pare
there is a remarkable degree of Intellectual
vigor, and dramatic talent, exhibited in the
power of language, the choice of circum-
stances, the combination of events, and the
shadings Of character. Every sentence shows
intimate knowledge Of the local peculiarities
of the south, both as regards the aspects of
nature and society.
lit does not belong 20 the same year.
scarcely 10 the same age to produce two such
books. If | were a man | would rather be
the author Of that work. than of any thing
ever published in America"
The work is tastelully got up, printed with
clear type, on fine paper, and the two vo-
lumes handsomely bound in one. Price
10 cents.
DEsPoTisM ~ AMERICA BY the SANE author.
Those who wish to look beneath the surface
of things, and 10 see the strong under-current
Of despotism which is bearing this nation on
ward to destruction /; who desire tc ~investi-
gate the nature and the results of slaveholding
as it exists in Americl, will be deeply inter-
ested in the facts, arguments, and philosophi-
cal character Of this work. This edition has
been got up in good style, and is well worth
the price for which it sells-37I cents.
Stephen S. Foster has the above named
publications for sale, or they can be obtained
by applying to J. Elizabeth Jones, Salem.
GRAHAM's MAGAZINE, for July,is IA splendid
number. Among its contents is, "The
Builders" a fine poem by Longfellow. Fam
ny Forester is one of the contributors for
this month "The GfcIt March Holiday" is
from her pen. Her recent marriage and con.
templateJ removal to India as the wife Of a
Missionary, will, we fear, almost entirely de-
stroy her intercourse with her American rea-
ders. Beside the plate of fashions. the num-
Der for this month contains two engravings-
" Paternal Felicity" by Sartain, and a full
length portrait of Benjamin West, by Dick.
This work is "A handsome specimen of what
literature and art, when sustained by an am
pie patronage, can produce in the form of an
American Magazine.