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New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13

SASDss SARsAPlRIfLA.-Tn- blood contains the elements
OF the whole anina! strucureaesh and Ebre, glancs
muscles, endons, the nails, hair and The bones
themselves, all sustained by the blood Well then may
II be called the OF ie. IN proportion the purify
OF hld will be the substances into which II Is coDn
uay changing Corrupt blood instead OF producing besh2
a-s, likely enough 10 develop and ulcers WBed
these appear whether Ia the specibc form of -crofs, sp
sc-ss, &c or OF The ordinary types there is no detergent
is believed thar Will rapidly neuraize the virus in hs
blood from which they spring rs Sands's Saruapanls
Prepared and sold, Wholesale retail, by A b. x D.
SANDS. Wholesale DmggisLs 10 sulton-sL z3 Broadway
n East Broadway, NgYork- Sold also by Drug sts
generally hrou ghout IN, United Stats Price 81 per boz
lie. or ar hol,lcs IS.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13

E- A Proposal mas been issued in n o. by
Beskro Graham &c Co. offering to run Express from
~ o. N Y or point this side Charleston. TO con-
with tho Northern Mail They say they bring
& intelligence "a hours In advance OF the mail
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13

THE CITY GUARD BALL.-The annual ball OF
ths beautiful corps down for the 22d nst and our
city bellies already putting themselves in their most
captivating phase for the occasion These balls have a.
ways been among the most brilliant, crowded aad re-
cherchs OF the season. and the arrangements for the
present anniversary liberal and complete that II
canro; fail to be equally delightful its p.edecessors-
Nib!os will gain new laurels from the crowd OF fair
women and brave Inen" which will grsce il on The I'D
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13

~ The PLuMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GAL
LERY on the upper corner OF Broadway aud Muirays,
needs only to be visited to justify in saying that ii is
the finest exhibition of The kind known.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13
T1TEsDAY. JANUARY 10. 1886.

our,,px.-FS., Pqse-slavery in the District Labor
Nav York No XXvI Railroad to Oregon, Wine Drink
inc Popular Education in Rhode Island Fourth Page
p,e,ry-Lines, By Mrs. Ellet; New-Ensland Village
school by g. Prenss; Sales of Stocks List Of Let
tara Marine Journal &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13
The Chance of War.
Extrac, of letter from gentleman at Washington
tnft nis cir

Extrac, of letter from gentleman at Washington
merchant of this city.
1t strikes me that the mercantile interest OF your
city feel TOO secure upon the subject OF relations
with England. There is not well informed man
here who does not believe that England will fight
and fight long before she yields the five Northern
degrees of Oregon. Therefore, when MIR. Charles
J. Ingersoll says all of Oregon and no war will fol-
low - he does not mean what he says. Why this de-
ception 1t is the basis of another. When the terri
bic calamity overtakes US, which may Heaven avert
this same Mr. l. will turn round and eSclaim sure
" England had no cause for war and she alone Is
the aggressor.
Be not too ready to denounce the course of Mr.
Adams Mr.. .Darragh, Mr.. Gddings and other Wings
upon this subject They will be sustained not only by
their immediate constituents but by the whole North
with perhaps the exception of the Commercial In
ierest of the Atlantic Cities.
Mr. Calhoun will. as heretofore, be promptly floor
ed To the Wings he has more than once prov.
ed traitor. and they will be slow to follow hs
lead the Van Buren, Benton and Wright interest,
ever jealous of him have noted his appearance at
the Memphis Conventon-the reception he met with
every where the South, and they will not be swift
to ceme TO his aid.
This Oregon movement was made with reference
to ls45 and the disappointment thus far is with the
movers" The BRITISH Wigs" do not make their
appearance as was expected Yours, &c
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13

u Piles can be clreicx peri-nce nrs proved the fart-
whoever Hays Liniinent aud Balm Of Cnins for
this purpose from ?! Cortand-St Is warrznted
strDd
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13

p Spa0giers Ointment SAT- Rh-um at q Cortland
warrsnLet in all 70 effect 10 2eod
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13

~ Gotsraud, hait iiedced sooY, the OF PirD-
Pies FrecHles Tar Sa!o~ness EupOns si skn tis-
hguremeEs a. The o!y depot Of WaikersL SIor. FROM
broadway, 81 cents Gr-ciaa Dye, YezeabH
Liquid Rouge, for cnmsOning Lips and Ch-ekz P0srs
Sbtle Tor eTadicatHg s1pergu0s ha,r, without Injury %
5e snn Lty bhte for instantly scsIerng rednes' sne
&c The above celebrated preparations of Dr. Gourands
arc 70 os found only lbes in nd) Wsker.st t Stos
TROA Broadway
AcEsrs-E B. Tut,!e A,sernhly Buildings philadept!s
Jordan, nilksl Boston Carleton Co. Lowell Ives, S~
ie; w L. Gerrsh, n HBeoford Guild Bangor BG1s spng'
held Gre-n z Co. WOrresAr Myers n. Haven. d1E
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13

KNAPP's INDIAN STRENGTHENING PLAsrER--We
are pleased learn that the demand for these inesma
bic Pasers daily increasing for they unquesOn
ably the valuable external remedy for pains IN tho
back breast side and lons rheumatism and affections OF
the liver lungs and kidneys, which medical science has
as ye, introduced into general practice. They .od
wholesale and retail a. 3o@ Hudsopst
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13
Busilless Notices.
Penle,s Great American Painting.

This beautiful and truly pleasing Picture is ebod
nent and expression IN tie eloquent language of the
Psirter of thoughts OF the highest poetical beauty.
Death is represented not IN the usual forms Of ske
e,on or an old man moving down lives as the resperthe
ears of corn but by stately form OF old Egyptian CAIN
ness and grandeur which seated with its foot upon tee
dead body Of of in the flness OF his strength
makes the centre TO the picture
The leading figures either side. Virtue sustaining
Old Age and Pleasure slurng Youth with her charmed
cup are finely conceived and colored.
As is usually the case when the contrast is attempted
Pleasure is made beautiful than Virtue But IN her
train are many shapes OF woe which h side Of the
picture with dark shadows of darker realities.
The group the other side, Representing Warrior
accompanied by Fire Pcstence and Famine and passn,
over the dead snd vsnquished the powerful pan
OF the picture The attitude aud onward motion Of tie
female figure which represents the fire admirable
the light from the torches unborne by her fierce am
casts stern light the scene in high poetic cona,
with the other parts Of the picture. Famine and Pesu
lence are both expressed with great force.
In effective grouping. in the use OF lights and shades
and in unity OF expression the picture claims honors
that declare Rembrandt Peslc Patriarch OF American
Art.
Open al the Exhibition Room of the National Academy
of Design corner of Broadway and Leonardo ct from 10
A. NJ until 10 2. NJ. Admit,ance - cents.
L. Attention is requested to the Executors sale
this day IL o'clock the Merchants Exchange with.
out any reserve of the following real property In fee
belonging the of Cornelius Harsen. deceased
l. The modern three story brick house, $50 Green,
wich.st with the stable on Washington st,
2 Twcntythree valuable lots, situated on Greenwich
Charlton, Washington and West SITS
g. Bulkhead on West.st.
The above described property is situated ir pleasant
and respectable and rapidly improving section OF the
city, and in the immediate vicinity Of the Clinton Mar
ket and Jersey ferries The lots being contiguous to
each other with frontage OF al feet and valuable
wharf accommodations presents opportunity for iui
provements of great extent and productiveness.
Particulars in the morning papers. Maps may be sb
tanned OF the auctloneer J Bleecker, No Broats
Mn HENRY WATERMAN
Dear Sr-Your communication in the Tribune OF yes
terday morning will with attention the eares.
possible moment by the Southwark Engine Co 3s
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13

tV D. R.~SrSGs ROnv RRAcE is an efficient relefter
most of those weaknesses OF body which require support
such OF the Lungs Palpitation OF he Heart
dragging dull psins In the side OF sinking or gone
ness the stomach. with weights the body also
nubnes and weakness OF the limbs all OF which are agra
waited standing or wal.ng-dyspepsa cosveness and
piles great nervousness and glooU with d position cry
not knowing the cause-pan and weakness In the back
with curveture, distortion aud enlargement OF the shoulders
AID disposition OF the body s,oop weak emaes and
children. Also, public speakers complaining Of Bronchitis,
md special and immediate benefit. The Brace relieves
simply by gently lifting The descended dragging pile OF in.
erns organs, removing the stretching of their attaching
ganents and by supporting the small Of e back, gives
relie II and all desire necessity for
corses shoulder braces by throwing the body 10 It's
axis. On trial o. one week Its price will he refunded
with the exception OF dollars for trouble and expersel
should the desired relief not be obtAiGed.
His work entitled Common Sense on Chronic Disease
to sell or lend.
Pamphlets giving information sent free TO ordsr.
Medical invited examine and use, 10 whom %
per discount made, il desired Responsible ladies'
gentlemen may take agencies Patent rights Of counties
and States for sale Laces repaired galnous during tho
fret six months Of their
Mrs. Dr. B. will be always in attendance on ladies' during
Office hours which in future will bs only from II A M
r NJ, and from TO p NJ instead OF from 10 Il, and
from to- s. OFFICE 457 Broadway. u lwis
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13
Mr.. HENRY WATERMAN :

lNN HENRY W AIENNAN
Dear Sir-Your communication in the Tribune OF yes
terdsy morning will with attention at the earliest
possible ,nomen, by the Southwark Engine Co 3s
JOHN w SCHENCk. Foreman.
New York. 18th January. 1916.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13

e FoR ERTPTioSs, CHAPPED FLESH, or dis6eurerenu,
di.colored sSn, nothing acted 40 charmngb
az The genuine JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL soar. Il III
parts almost nssntan-ous!y 20 The smoOthsesss
c-srness and sof.nrss truly beau1fu Mnd-got loes
but Joness Soap; buy els, 3; sn Of ne
American Esg.e e Chg:na-sL and 81 Broad Us eoe
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13

e At all the appearance OF gray hair indicates
laxed OF the nerves boodves.es connrcted w
the roots Study fright levers, long sickness, hssdrs
great devotion 20 business, The Very common pseeS.
keeping The bal on within tend Influence aco -
the color The progress OF gray hair a.! peFiods ot
and from whalsyer cause may, By uslng ba'Tys o,y
be arrested, and those hsirs which have
become gray, be restored their Original color p.5s
ceruhcat this TACT be calling on hi e
al bis depot, LIS Broadway, where the Iricopnea,
hsd and ALSO OF druggists and fancy dealers geis1a'
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13

E The price Of having soh. silky head Of Hair, ire
from al scurf or candroi Is just hy cents that beng u
charge for boIte OF Pha!ons Chemical Hair nysor.sc
don't think this article reeda any putting for person M
Gses once VIII never use any other preparation Buy Io
Phaion 2i Broadway, of any Of lhe Drug and fsne
c-ale
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13

y LOVELY HEAD or HAIR for three sbil!ings Tasfa
hundreds in Guy who had dry dirty and grJ
hair and have ne soft silky half tutoug us.oS
three shilling bot le OF JoSss's CORAL HAIR REsTosi'
TIVE. II hair 10 grow stops IL falng OF sod
cures the scurf and dsndrQf Mind lhs Is honest truth
Sold at sign OF the American Esge 81 Chahsnst ard
j2l Brosdvsy-or lSS Fulton st Brooklyn. Us 2teod
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13

T TALE OF Tus, TO which are added An Ac.
count of Battle between the Ancient and Modern Book.
% 81. Jamess Library, and Discourse concerning the
Mechanical Operations of the Spirit By JONATHAN
SWIFT. D. D and Dean of ST. Patrick's. Dublin" &c is
lust published by G. B. Zeber Philadelphia and for sale
oy w H. Graham. l5s NsssausL The fame of this work
TOR wit sasire and ireverence, will secure 1t many new
readers
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13
MAssAcHusETrs-The Committee on the Returns
for Governor and Lieut. Governor, submitted the fol


for Governor and Lieut. Governor submitted the fo!'
lowing Report on Saturday afternoon
For Gorsrnor For Lieut. Governor.
Number of los 92s Number ofvotes los e7l
Necessary for choice Necessary for choice 52936
Geo n Briggs had 81 6ls John Reed had 5l365
Isaac Davis -. 37.427 George Savory 3L7l2
samuel z Seyyall s3l6l John N. Brewster. 1858
Henry Shaw sOS9I Charles w. Moore SOB
Scattering - l5s Scattering. +Oe
Neither OF the candidates having the required
number of votes, the report declares that George
\. Briggs. Isaac Davis, Samuel <. Sewall and Hen
~ Shaw are the constitutional candidates for Gov
ernor, and John Reed, George Savory. John NJ
Brewster and Charles w. Moore. for Lieutenant
Governor
The report was accepted and sent TO the other
House.
On its reception there the rules were suspended
so that the balloting for Governor and Lieut. Gov
ernor to be sent up TO the Senate should take place
Immediately.
George y. Briggs and Isaac Davis were elected
es the candidates for Governor, and John Reed and
George Savary to be sent up TO the Senate. VI
course Mr.. Reed and Briggs were elected yesterday
that being the day fixed upon for choice
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-13


Hill and Lexington where Justice is not outraged by
denial TO the Blacks Of their political rishts'
He willing 10 let by cones be By cones and ~ner-
ever he saw any man aborng according his best light
in the of Freedom whether he we're IHrrlsonan
a Liberty man. Whig or so called peInocrat ne
could ind IL his heart 20 throw cold wafer upon us
plans. No, let him go his own way aha Goa pros
per the right But be mad besought the Liberty party
in the late Presidential campaign not to cast the Voes
in such way as 10 promote the eiecton Vi 9'A .
ensure the Annexation OF Texas, SO he ~ouio no"
beseech them throw their votes and tne inHuence
in such wsy defeat The effort 10 extend 10 the
Blacks of New.fork the Right of Suffrage Inc TWO
great parties were taking their ground on his 9ueson
the one in favor and the other against TINS o.
Justice let the Liberty not sacrice nis ooc oy
rigid adherence 10 abstract theories he mad toio
them beforehand what would be the effect oil me eecIlon
of Polk upon tie Annexation Of Texas but they were
skeptca and disresarded his admonluons ihey hao
al his predictions on that subject verified ahd ne
would them sacrifice in the same man
tais great question Of Suffrage.
Mr. CLAY concluded his speech as follows
As for myself though the cause has apparently gone
against and the Liberty of Speech and OF the Press
and the Rgh: of Habeas Corpus nave been ruek DOWN
in my person, IN RESOLVED NOT TO GIVE UP msy
indeed be enthusiast Webster. Clay Calhoun, may
better comprehend the destiny Of this Republic ihah ;
bp canno but give utterance the conceptions ei my
own mind
When l look upon The special Developments oil hu
ropean Civilization-when contemplate me sFo"ihs
freedom of the Cities and the Middle Class "h'' Hao
sprung up between tie p,etendsEs to DIVINE u
one hand and the abect serf the otneF-"AeH e0'
slider the Reformation and the Invention oi LIE ffess-
and then see on the Southern shore OF the Comment sn
humble individual amiis, untold difficulties and
ed defeats pursuing the mysterious Suggestions "nc1
the mighty deep poured increasingly upon Ms HouOeL
spirit I'll las. with great and irrepFessioe energy 0i
soul, he discovered thar there lsy IN the ial
Ocean Contnen, open Tor the infusion OF nose
uentary principles of liberty which were a"@'su Il
European soil have conceived tina; Inc hsha o' Ds'
Tiny was there
When saw the immigration Of the Pilgrims fs'lh me
chsky shores Of Englsnd-in the night heeins rom 'ne
native hotne-so dramatically and ably Pieta[ea os NJ
Webster in ais celebrated ora;ior-wnen alnst
brother wife, sister lover all lost % nose
choly wanderers sitting the language Oh one "ho Is
immortal in the conception "the mighty auhses he
heart and landing an,ids, cold and poverty ano oss'h
upon the rude Rock CT Plymouth have ven'oieo 70
think .hA; the will of Diety was there
When have remembered ths Revolution Oh 'o-soe
seven years wsr-three millions ofsn iancinsn az ma
against The powerful nation OF history and Nnd'
eating their iade pendenee-I have .horsss saa' str
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WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENTS.
wAsurscroN. Dec. 10. 1876

WAsHTNGToN, Dec. 10, 1876
Mr.. Editor.-'fhe character, talents, and fen
naion of public men, are said To be public pron
er'y. IL this principle be irue, then has one f
the members of The present Cabinet contributed
most largely 10 the national wealth.
When read his very able and luninuus ~.
p"rs the subject of the revenue. To Conurps,
at the last sessiun. supposed il almost imp,siOl-
that the distinguished Secretary Of the Treasury.
even with all his Acknowledge ability. couh
adj any thing To the force and power of the views
and Arguments therein contained but careful
peinsal of his report of the 9th instant, has Cum
p'eiely dissipated that suppostion A repor,
which, iur the ciearness and perspicniy of lis
style, convincing power of its argument, and
thorough acquaintance with the subject which il
displays, deserves 10 be regarded among The first,
if not The very frs, Of stale papers which has
ever eInanaled from that Department, and plares
It's author on the same elevated platform with The
ablest statesmen of our country.
MI. Walkers expose of The general operation
of the laws Of trade-,he adaptation of our me-
sent tariff t" those laws, and The c"nsequrn, ben
Eft which every department. of industrial pursuit
must receive from its preservation is presented
in style SO condensed that an analysis would be
utterly mpraclicable. any attempt at which,
would hut mar the proportions. and weaken the
force of The document shall, therefore, forbear;
and Knowing that yon will take the earliest
opportunity to lay it before your readers, will
content myself with commencing it to their
attentive consideration. with The confident belief
that all who do So. whether whig OF democrat,
whatever may have been their opinions heretofore,
carnoi bnl rise from lis psrusal with an increased
disposition 10 give 10 the tariff Of 1916, iail
trial, and accord 10 lis author high praise.
Yonss, truly. S. l.. E.
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what reasonable expsciati,p vas this ~,
whit rlesr conception u,iisi thrsr inspired =,
Patr,o,ic individuals have. had OF the MANN,
which am constituted. There is M wav.,.
~ faliering in me. Increasingly have I pre,,.g
hrwari through all seasons and circums,apc.s
from hovh'nd To The present hour, in the qua,,..
less war which have ever wayej ayains, .,
and drspoiisn. and Ia the vigorous pr@pcp,i,n
which. until successfully Terminated, I have c,o
sscrated every nope and energy of my exis,epe.
MIX and huney are not The medicines with "a hi
! attempt To cure the vrulent and deem Seal
maiad,es which are pnis"nng aud undermine,
The vitality Of soricty. Desperate diseases "
q"ire desperate remedies, and mercenary vico.
and practices must he reached by lcansic and H.
knife. Had my la'e elevation to seat in nv
legislature nf this Stale produced an altera,;o, 70
my c"ndnct and p1per similar To that deseribed
II wnud. as | ain well aware, have reno,.i
every obstacle to'n'y future progress in the p,ln;
cal field, and would have been left free 10 ra,a,
at will. and seize upon lis latest and sunnio.,
places. hut the great charm Of my character wor,I
he dissolved by the unnatural Transformation. And
The spell which binds all honest men 10 me w,a,Ii
he forever broken. Whcn recese, il viii
into eternity. That ihave ever been right. I Co.,
as fully confident as that sm nav w.iiino mi.
article. ] can never make the slightest cunn.a
mise with ,hose WIN drlude. plunder and ,ramnI.
consent tn ahaie "ne iota Of my just censnre and
severity against selfish vice aud human tvran,,
u the base and craven act would make ,ne Pros;
den, f'r life. Those knav,s and villains wh,d.
not hike this. may do their al To remedy il. Mo
election. II Is beyond their pow er Ia nndn n,
that triumph achieved all that T~,liiirs can eva,
do fur me. and as Ia the future, wunid not oivs
tue segar stump on which am n,y puffinp e.,
all The nominations which they can cunfrr. 8,
lar from feeling bonored by eleciiun Ia The As
s"mhy OF To Congress, were il moi fur the reas,
J have just stated. should he led 10 regard i, in
The light of a mos, eInivucai compliment, con.
sidering The nnpIincipIcj and incnmpe,ent imhs.
Giles Who have been almost exclusively sent thers
tor years past from Ibis city Any brainless and
worthless blorkhead whu pussesscs the wealth can
easily purchase Illumination ior almost any lIina
hut u takes one of Natures Nublemen To win and
retain the respect and dsinterested lnye of ri.
iei"w men. bv honesty, ability and self sacri6c.
Ing Observation-Disclosures
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From the Baltimore Republican.
DANIEL wEBsTER,s SPEECH


This effort about which there has been such
noisy mote OF prePaTatun.' has at length bepn
made, and is spread in full in The PhiIsdelphla
inquirer. Tits applauded aud bepraised gigantic
speech, but iDr our life see in what its i'm
menSliy consists except in The nnGheru the page,
at The newspaper IL cuvsIs, and the lime, about
five hours consumed in The delivery There Is
n"ihlng new Whatever in it. The Pennsylvania
IN hurried editorial, actually anticipated the sub
stance of the whole speech. He com limenIed
Pennsylvania, exulied over the recent elections.
which hr falsely claimed "a a. revolution pmdl
ced by the universal disspn, from The measures oi
the admission" He opposed The manner in
=" hIch the present war with Mexico was brought
aboot and prosecuted aud the annexation of Texas
as the principal cause of IL, taking Mexican ground
beiirr than Santa Anna cuuld He oppused The
. Pe"ple's Tariff" The Subireasnty, The VeIoes
He praised Gen. jackson, Ghal was something
new. IhCugh.) aud cursed President Polk. and Oh
raTer show q he expanded the Constitution.
lie concluded his speech by acknow hedging that
the ladies present afforded all The pleasure" OF
the "ccssiun. This synopsis will show lh,l. u
'he company expected any novelty for ihrir five
dollars. they were much mistaken. and rnnst ha"
been dear price fur those " no lnuked for orig
nhlIiy. To pay Epr an eOloginm IN The msn whOde
sir"yed lhfJ pet monster, aud Opp0sed their favor
lie schemes. Bui these were IhPn es Of his speech
eIab"ra ed with his usual ability" His afgn
mept9 have been refned time after lime-his pro
pensliies 10 sustain The enemy. though. can 0eV'
hr eIadIcaitd. They are inorbidly consifnliona
Ike hImSeioPpnsed to the country and ihe insln
'neni which preserves lis liberties OpPpelln
to The new tariff aud 10 The war being his PriO
pal themes, he accomplished nuihlug kowey
against ruhtr lie could MT JispIove The grouo
taken in the following resolutions written a.
Sustained by himself in 1920. in FaDepib Hall:
RcsolUed, That olJecripD oDgh, ~ he ma
10 any amount 81 taxes, equally apprrbaed a.
imposed for The pDrl 'se 81 revenue DeeessaU
the supPH vi government; bpf he TsSss imp
sed "pon The psopie for The sole LtnsIh # g
rfnss " DIeD. are fqpdly inconsistent wih
principles ~ onr Constitution and .siih sun
pOIicy
Resolved, That high bonnfies On such dpmF
tic manufactures as are principally bene6lrd
that I@nf. tdror grtai capitalists ySibsy I'M
PeFs0""i industry, or The 0,sHsys Of sfoab col
ials, aud. therefore That we do not perceive lis
deucy to pTorD0'e paiJopal Industry.
lie could mol better prove bis opp,siiEo 10
conniTy, by deD"nnciog the present. war, ihsn
did by his hostility TO the war, in 1912 ard lol