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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-06

solI-Sorth Carolina, Kentucky, &c.
Editorial Correspondence OF The Tribune
WASHINGTON, Aug. 4, II NJ.
Judge T. C. GRIER OF Pittsburgh was to-day
confirmed as Justice of the Supreme Court with
ont opposition His friends say he will make fair
Judge.
The joke of the day is Mr. Buchanan's selection
Of Senators A. and B. TO sound the Senate and see
whether he could be confirmed if he we're NOM
mated Cor the Judgeship. Said A and b. are
thought TO know less of the sentiment Of the senate
than any other two men in it. But they mao i'''e
d;ascn,,y in This ca,e. How viii you 54o 4o's 60
ON the nomination Of Buchanan saia oens'o' -
TO his colleague Dead against him' was inc
PROMPT reply. How many OF you we've
M, q man less The canvass OF the Wing side
,v.s coualy unsatisfactory, and Mr.. buchanan was
,,,,,eed 10 bid adieu to his Judicial aspirations,
ana Mr. Polk had the credit Of wishing TO appoint
him at the smallest possible cost hear tonight
that he saws he viii remain i'll the State Depart
ment.
The Senate would like exceedingly well ON op-
porunity to express their opinion OF the moral and
political character of Charles ]. Ingersol appre-
bend they will not soon be allowed IT,
OplnlOn Is Uucf 0lVlueu lS touie ptODuuic ietS VI
the French Spoliations bill in Mr.. Poks hands. His
most intimate friends say lie will pocket the bill ii
he does not venture frankly TO veto it, the former
will answer the purpose. There is no doubt OF his
thorough hostility the bill and this accounts in
part for the desperate op position to 1t made by the
Palace Guard in the House today.
Senator HAYwooD's exposition OF the causes OF
his resignation is looked for with lively interest
He will carry the war into Africa, and no mistake
NORTH CAROLINA holds her Election for Governor
and Legislature on Thursday. day after tomorrow
The result is looked for with anxiety, as two United
states Senators are depending. The Wings here
look with great confidence for Gov. GRaHAM's re-
election, and have strong hopes OF a Wing Legisa
rure though the Senate Districts are against them
Should the Wings have power, | understand Mr.
MANouM viii be reelected and that ex.Gov MORE
nrAp or exsecretary BADGER will be his col
league.
KENTUCKY held her Election on Monday--ior LIE
gisnture only, but understand here that the cues
sion of calling Convention to revise her Constitu
zion enters into and gives interest to the Canvass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-06

v TIE LAND GRADUATION BILL, which was
sent back TO the House for concurrence IN the Sen
ate's amendments, was yesterday laid on the table
by vote of loi TO 49, This, we presume, is equiv
alsnt to a rejection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-06

SOLAR LAMPS CAMPHRSE Lamps, CBAypRL mRs On.
RANDoLEs AND HALL LANTERNs--Di etz. Brother g.
Co. No l39 Willam.st. manufacturing and have al.
ways on hand full assortment of tho above msrhoned
articles and various other goods IN hor line, which they
will sell at wholesale retail at low prices for cash.
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Business Notices.

- Tho great popularity of DR.. BEEXMANs SYRUP
and PILLS has caused the unprocpled SO. up iia.
lions. Be careful. therefore, aad purchase mona but
Beekmans prepared u, iet Cortlands st. n 7.
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= ~ We wonder If powder house had exploded
and killed a outright snd wounded many others
in Mer-lmac-st whether il would Re presented BIZ
the grand jury nuissncei And we wonder Il Il
makes sny great difference whether explosive and
destructive material is solid or lisuidi
bestsn EhIoBntype
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-06

SiBto's-TEs Ravels come out In great torcs lo-hytt
Two eomc panomhnes one Of them The Copjuror's ON
the scenery OF which alone worth hs price OF admission
TO Gabriel has characters all the family appear
aud Mile Bangy dances conjunction Mons. Heart
tire famous Neapoltou National Dance II will be CUTIE
gala night
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Appointments by the presideur,

81 ana III az a4t'es 4H- tuIi'tl'. q X Set!!f-
RoarRr C. GRrE OF Pennsylvsnis 10 be one OF the
Associate Justices OF the Supreme Cou: OF the United
States, in the place o; Henry Baldwin deceased.
JANIS PAGE Collector OF the Customs for the District
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MYSrERIoUS.-Capt. Alex Sdell Mackenzie L
s. Navy, whose arrival &, Havana announced some
DAYS ago at the Brazos Santiago on last Sunday
weak He reached there from Havana
Immediately upon going ashore he obtained horse
and Went 70 Maanoros 10 see General Taylor Upon
his return the Brazos Santiago he directly
He only s Few minutes Ct the B-azos and oue
knew the nature OF his erraud. u was ruuored when
be went 70 Havana tina; he there ascertain
whether priva,eers We're being lifted ou, n that po-I.
No one NJ the Brszos knew 10 what pon, he sailed
His presence there unexpected and his departure
unexplained. Whatever his business may be he uses
sufficient dispatch IN prosecuting IL
DEPARTURES OF TRANSPORTS FOR THE SEAT OF
WAS-The steamship Alabama leaves this morning for
Srszos Santiago with four companies OF Illinois Volun
tsers the steamship NcKim cleared yesterday for Mat
esorda- and will leave IN the course OF the day with
four companies OF Illinois Volunteers the Telegraph
Will also leave with three companies and the brgs A.
eertna Adolphe, 7. Street and Orole each with two
companies, for The destination The James L.
Day also leaves for Port Lavsccs with four companies
40 less tasn nine schooners also cesred Yesterday pn
clpa for Point Isabel heavily laden with Government
r. O. Pic 18th
FROM THE CANP-We understand thar thirteen
small steamers have ascendci the Rio Grande and az
T'Yee 81 Mainoros for the transportation OF Gen Tay
lori troops and that four are expected tyvo from
charleston ana two Others from Philadelphia 4 le.ter
from MI Whiting 10 the QuNverass,er General, in This
City has Jus; been received from Matsrnoros dsted
July L. which says: One OF the boats which went
up 10 CaInarso returned this day She reached there
wiIhou. much di!fcUlty-not than is encountered
below this The troops on board OF hcr took ouet pos
session" Union
AN EARLY BEGISSING.-We understand thst
one Of the Banks OF this city last week declined dis
counting for the first time paper offered for the accom-
mediation OF one o. more manufacturing establishments
In nsshboHns village, solely OF account of The pas
sage Of Mckays TaTia bi-the Bank believing that the
interests Of the country cannot be sus
Iainsd by tie bill lScheHeetsdy Casipst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-06

sg' THE HERxIMER FREEMAN, by J. a BowE
after months suspension has been resumed The
Editor says ne is going Try tack this year-be
as civil and orbearng possible-and see wha, viii
come Of il,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-06

~ SARATOGA SPRn;os-W. Il. McSpELL No
Maryins Row, opposite L. g Hotel, always has Tho
Tribune of the nteet date for sale except when sold out
Look to him for the freshest news
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"a" The Nesc Orleans Pic0yune is one of the
best newspapers in the country but ii has one fauat
least esteem it such-trom which we could wish it
free We ullude its habit of interlardng its
news with its opinions ths, is often difficult TO sep
arate the two. Why give your opinions, Mr. Pic
on a separate plate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-06

Da FELIX GoURAUo's ITALIAN MgDfcATEp so4r-IhiA
admirable eollent Is by consent rated 40,
remedy Tor Blocbes Pmpe., Pus.a!es, Souri, Tan,
Freckles Sunourn, all kinds Of aupions, and every ss
cIes OF d!scooratiCn 81 the ssn All competition mas
been completely ds.anced By this Invaluable coposloD,
the domad for which within tie la't ak months has IL
creased more than FIVE hundred per cent Inc ceaness
freshness which inpar. 10 me peHop have
rendered II proyerbia! az a beduhef Of The Skin and
dres.noroon ran be considered furnished wild, proper
ina, isck, GourauGs hoin Medieaed Soap beauty
be- as ,s asseed OILY DEEP, it is The important
bs The hin covering IN which Oyeress resides should ~
Esnr in IA present aud most attractive state,
6s CocR.uD's GREciAS HAIR DIT, tur colortng haiI
has completely Superseded all tie old and deleer.os pre-
parst:ous that puryose. PorDREs SCsTiLss for eed
eating hair from arra., lips and eyebrows
Tie LILY WHITE, nude by the Doctor, IL By conIuoo
consent allowed 10 be the niost exc.cnt article beGG
ytug the complexion thar greced ladys gente
nam. oile. Liquid Vegetable Rouge for cnsoniDg pals
lips end cheek. These super.ative cosmetics, oZst6er
with large suck Of choice perlMery and fancy articles
are 10 had genuine only Dr. f. T. GoursuGs depo 81
Walkers. fret door FROM Broadway and !he agency Tor
EEALSs celebrated Hair Restorative.
AGES.s-Jordon Milkst- Boston; Carleton & Co.
Lowell Green S. Co. Worcester.
r VIII some of DR.. Gourard's humorous freEfs U Pan
ade phs inform hirn II E T. G. Ko-oe, fC9 C9-snut,s
his Agent, IN that city he has written nree ese, 20 e'
during the past weeks ard mol having eeeyso fepy
10 one OF them, the Doctor sp?rehensse ina M hinsic
Is rambling apC3g the inorAls, or PefanVeao!e 1iec
with patriotic ardOE has volunteered MS services IN tns
Grand Army OF Observation the RIO Grsnde and now %
his march 70 Monterey The Doctor Psnis FOR iniorDaoa
Eo4 eodI
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y Several important bills were yesterday pass
cd in the senatc. See Telegrsphic Dispatch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-06

y Phaons Hair lnT.go.ator blends with !.s stiEaiE-
ing qualities soft glossy moisture free rom hr dele
cease Of any kind Ladies VIII snG IL srperor for their
e 20 keen he parting clean and give the haf tendency
10 curt and scurf and danai only known "cTnong be
things nat were ser applying the lnylgoa;or War
rantei as represented.
Prepared BY <. PHALON, al Broadway; and for sale
BIZ drg and fancy dealer. generally city and counIr-
Prcs 8 cents per bottle; large size 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-06

Ly The Museum presents ~ unparalleled combination
OF novees today with Interesting performances anof.
noon and evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-06

u 1t will be seen by Richeieu's" letter from,
Washington that there is some confident talk OF set
Element OF our difficulties with Mexico
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-06

- The CRANBERRY PASTURE on the
Fourth Page, contains hne fruit which the advo.
Gates of the Mexican War will no doub, think quite
sour Help yourselves gentlemen
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-spr outside OF To-DAY,s PAPER.-a

~ Easee. and others leaving the City IN the after
noon are informed that Erening EDITION % ne !r
bune Is printed every day containing the STOCK saeS
Markets News by the southern mail &c up 70 ciocA
BE- tnquring Of the News0oys TOR the hVensS Aaa.'n
Of The Tribune every one viii be able 70 'ahe WIN MN
,h. late,t news up TO the time OF leaving the City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-06

BLowy UP.-Nir Jonathan B. Foss was serious
ly injured OF FRIDAY, by premature discharge Capt
Sha.5ucks ledge IL Nashville y. T. He had Just chars
ed seam. and il is supposed that in firing it By
some means or other fire was communicated directly 70
the powder. His head, sromsch and Que Of his legs
wsrs badly injured but il was thnussi he Vu recover
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-06

- Senator SEMPLr of Illinois, says the Cores
pondent Of the Newark Advertiser, is to be ap-
pointed Governor of Oregon Territory the arrival OF
the proper time for making said appointment which vii
be- after the enactment Of the law for the establishment
there otN Territorial Government This Will be accom-
pshcd before the termination Of the presen, session
after the ratification OF the Treaty by England shall be
officially made known to this Government. II Will be-
fresh in the recollection of every reader tina, the Illinois
Senator arrested the when about taking his
departure Tor the West by several of his political
friends in order that his might be secured for the
Free Trade Tariff For allowing himself 10 be detained
he undoubtedly is to receive the appointment alluded
his reward-a reward then promised HIM. Members
of tho House who have demands against the Govern
ment for their Tariff votes will please walk up the
captains office and settle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-06

Oh ior pen 10 curse the slave,
Whose pearnesss bids hin hoard or savs
half dollar. twould bu? hin thai ~aiH
The cru uon on his nalds and face would s!a's
The .reckler, sGnburu on the brow
Are made as clear and white a. snow,
By Jcnes's famous Soap, all know.
And Tan or morphe|, spo; or spect.
On face or hands, or brow or neck,
Soon disappear, az a. elope.
When washed win Jones. famous Sosp
,;. unrraed ard iucom parable Jouess Italian Chsn.f
col Sosn IL .ola-ind orly in this CRY az Chsiharn
ais Broadway 1873 Fultoa-s Brooklyn, and al Oias'
proat-s; Newark, y. J. sai hsoa
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,IissIon Of Peace to Mexico.

1t is rumored that the President has sent to the
Senate Message asking advice as to the propnety
OF sending Peace Commissioner TO Mexico Mr.
sLIDrLL has arrived here from Saratoga, and will
probably be the Commissioner fone is sent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-06

70 s. w. DIsnRow 4 Commerce-st. Is tho Agent tor
The Tribune al Newark
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The ORANGE County News is the name
OF meduIn's!sed, rather soodlook;ng weekly sheet
jus, started Middletown n Y. edited byJ 3 BHowS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-06

SAsps's SASsArARILLA-It the great neri. Of lS
Baconan system, that discardns all The idle visions 0;
preceding nges /, subjected philosophical theories 10 the
test Of experiment, and admitted those only which
able 10 pass hn ordeal Utlity the a,m Of Bacon,
scientific Investigations The benefits Of the nductve sys
apparent In every department scientific
constitutes, indeed the bssss Of modern philosophy Ia
foundation the uniform operation OF natural laws,
and the certainty that similar causes VIII produce similar
results Thus ii, in medicine, certain preparation has
proved specific In scroflu, eupye affections rhein-
atisn liver complaint and gastric disorders the proba
biIiiy is that II will prove equally efcac!ous in the whole
class OF Diseases OF which these constitute species
The which has attended the Of Saodss sar
sapara, IN the Of diseases Of Inc varied
character should speak loudly r fa7o: Of IL uverss
adoption.
Prepared and Sold wholesale md reiaI, by a. B. D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fullon-st corner Of
Wil!am-st 20 Broadway, and n East Broadway, New
York. Sold also by Druggists generally throughout The
United States. Price 81 per bo,e, bottles for IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-06

jKafters In Washington buchanan and Inger-
s0lI-Sorth Carolina, Kentucky, DC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-06

r5y Why you silly parsonage, why do you wear sucn
bsss looking hair as that One sa bottle o: Jone,s
Coral Ra Restorative makes red grey light hsrsa or o.
hair beautifully sof, clean, dark silky and beautiful
and keeps /, 80 long tie stops hair tsstng IaA i,s
grow &c. Sold IL The American Eagle, " cnaaa -
Broadway, and Is8 Fuher-st Brooklyn sas N'o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-06

WmKEsBARRE ROLLING MuL.-Thc Danville
Democrat OF the Let inst says The Rolling Mill al
Wkesbarre which lately into the hands of Messrs
Wetmore & Young. viii be placed in operation,
now that the Tariff of 1912 has been repealed The
citizens OF Wilkesbarre indebted Mr. Folks Ad.
minstrution and his LocoFoco Congress Tor this IN
haipY crrrtn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-06

q DANIEL DUNCAN, Esq. OF Licking Co. is
the Wing candidate for Congress in the Tenth Con
gressional District Of Ohio The contest for the
nomination spirited each of.the three Counties
composing the District presenting its own iavorise
The District is now represented by COLUMBUS DE-
LANo. Wing.
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Maroncell did not inter- cry When be saw them
Carrying away Ire anputaed r,b he cast upon it one
LOOK o. compassion then turning 70 the operating sur
geon, he said
You have freed me from an enemy and have no
means OF rewarG;ng you
In glass upon tie window, there was rose.
! beg you 10 bring ina, rose be said 20
! croGght i 10 him lie offered Il 10 the old surgeon
saying hare noht2. else 70 present 70 you a. ies
;lnony OF ny gratrrde
he took the rose and wept.
On the Isl Of August. 1890, they were liberated Ne
roIcell returned Italy where be again persecut
Cd AM obliged dee 70 Paris tbsre ne remained three
wears and married 10 his arn:ab!e sorrow!ng part
ner. He came to the United States in ls33 and was lib
Grated By death from al farther anxietes on the Ami
veEssy Of the day Of his enlargement from. prison and
rs marriage, the happie.t days he has often told
u, OF his evenrful life
Il vas desirable that the causes of his insanity and
blindness for the greater part of the last year OF his
istenee should be ascerained By poat-mor-en exarn
nation this reques; OF the physicians was, Of course &C
ceded &c by rs enlightened and a5ecnoas.e relatives
me most conclusive evidence presented that the
nnskhliuness OF the aInpu.a-on the OF his
DEAN he had always complained Of intense neu-a!gc
paths N ie extremity Of the remainder OF the a!pu
'a'ec limb This was judged he from pressure pro
cnoed upon the end OF the rea, nerve Of the tlsh By
the contraction OF the n,esuents and probable specu
Jun OF the bone pressing upon ii The extremity pres
ened what Is technically called conca7 sppearance
an insntacency CT the muscle and ;ntegunenr having
been e't by the unskill;u operator to the badly
sa~n bone Poor Maronceli could never bear the "a
traction OF the skin and its consequent pressure the
painiui extremity, caused by the application OF ART
se;A hHssi ne therefore always went upoa crrtches
TIE great "se:sIc Nerve wss found enlarged 81 !.s
ssFssea szrsMy inIs ne esmpsts huIb,. which eseo
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-07-18
n ISDLALLLhA " Nla1WSo
From tie Norlstown ReglsIe, and Democrat.
THE AMERICAN EXlLES.
A STORY Of THE REVOLUTION.

1t was proud day, that told the defeat
of Yorktown, 10 the three millions Of Peo-
pie that formed The population Of the young
Republic that seven years before, to the
astOnishment of the world, had assumed the
tile Of Independence beneath The emblem
aca insignia of Thirteen Stars and Stripes
Report seemed to have W inged her swltcsI
courser; good news and glad lidings were
written upon her scroll, and though her
speed was as The lghtnings that DAT through
Bolivian valleys. yet her voice, distinct as
the thunders which shake the lofty Andes,
was audible in every direction. The whole
country was in ecstacy; every city and con-
siderable town were taking methods extra
ordinary Of expression Of gratitude. Boz
nnno could surpass Boston--unsurpass
BoslOn!-(lhen as now, the great repre-
sentative of New England spirit and sen'i'
ment,) in grandeur Of exhibition. Yet a.
md all this Joy, heartfelt and expressed,
there was found one it could not affect, 3
broken heart such Things could not SeeI; 3
souowful countenance, from which pub
lie rejoicing could not chase the gloom!
In the (Ihen) outskirts of The city wa'
TO be seen small but neat and attractive
dwelling, something Of an English appear
ance, which has as many others, long since
given place to the more capacioNs ones oI
brick that, in durable walls. rise their mul-
,iplieL stories, 10 the no less joy of citizens
than admiration o! strangers. Here dwel
,he heart of sorrow, the gloomy face aha
public rejoicing could not kindle into smlIe'
Her winters had not numbered to the bIanch
ing Of her hair, yet yeats of sorrow hat
driven the freshness Of youth from he
coun,enance, rreshneys she once unri
vailed by nymphs. Her ts,ory briefly re
lated forms lhe subject Of our story; We
hers is inseparable from another's, wit
whose we readily unite it.
The disinherilod son, or Alpheus Wer
ton, as he appeIIated himself against deec
ton, was tie son Of a British Nobema
both wealthy and influential, and being eC
est, was of course regarded from birth a
heir both 10 his hoRols and estate. Earl
as is common in high birth, prOmisjn
traits were discovered in him-lhey wer
truly there. Wih an exterior that recon
mended him al once 10 The eye, he posses
sed an expansive mind, aud noble, gen
elouS disposition: qualities mind must dis
cover, and mind alone can appreciate.
The Noheman was an ardent suppore
OF The Crowns imperialiIy, and regarde
those who would limit its prerogaive, a
the worst of Traitors. In vain he slrove /
inSlil his prejadices into The young man
mind, whose own observation had earl
formed in him liberal principles, which II
NobIeman observed with much concern;br
hoped age would cure him of such "fo
lies"
Youthful companions have much iua
ence in moulding the mind. Wenlon hi
one whose influence was not likely to
inconsiderable; he was the son also of n
bleuan, but whose estate had been conf
caled, and honors taken from him. r
unaffected genlIi,y of his manners, the j