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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-29
wsrE OUTSIDE OF To-DAY's PAPER.-a
McKay,s Bill Passed.

Such is virtually the purport Of orr Telegraphic
a;.,o.cb from w ashing.on last evening. The Sc
ns,e on Monday deliberately constructed Its III
..,ce Committee so as 10 amend this bill that it
sbonld no, discriminate against American and IN
favor of Foreign Labor The instructions were per
fectly plain All the Committee had to do was. In
the numerous instances where raw material is
charged higher and a fabric produced thereirom
loce rate of duty to reduce the former rate and IN
crease the latter so that the American workmen
should stand at least equal footing in the sup
ply of our own markets with his European compel
itor That instruction the Loco. Foco Committee
of Finance acting doubtless under the dictation o;
could not obey and thereupon asked to be discharg
ed from the duty assigned it. The Senate, by vote
of 90 . 81, agreed to discharge the COMMITTEE
where,pon the bill, slightly amended By Col. Zen
toms .lp on the motion Of Mr.. Webster has Dee@
engros-ed far third reading By ne casting V0e y
the We Prestdent-Mr Jarnagin not voting. we
presume the amendment will be concurreo III "
the House and is now tho Law OF the Land Ahd
vet there were not three Senators IN all VINO De
ra,oa :, /. wise and proper measure, while several
who voted for i, openly denounced It's proElsions'-
Mr.. Jarnagin Wing Senator from State oil doubt
fpl notifies voted for the bill against his own most
solemn and urgent convictions because the Legs
lature of Tennessee had instructed him to do so {;
while Mr. Anterior Of New Hampshire voted for 1t
in defiance of the expressed wishes OF the Legs!s-
ture of has State. Thus by the vote OF manacied
Wings and Loco Focos who set their constituents
at defiance this most unwise and perllous measure
of Party legislation is fastened on the Country We
cannot but believe that among the millions who will
have reason TO lament this act some of its authors
will be conspicuous.
We rejoice that PENNSYLVANIA receives this
blow empha,icully from her own hand-or rather
her t,ro hands the Dallas hand as well as the POLK.
In 1874, her demagogues elcctonecred against
Clay and Frcnghuyson on the assumption that the
Protective Policy might be assaled from some quar-
ter, and it would be important to Pennsylvania to
have three votes in the Senate to sustain It Two
brief years have passed. and that policy is broken
down by the Executive power welded BY James X
Polk and the direct vote of George NJ. Dallas =
What will she say now to those who have so gross
ly deceived and betrayed her?
The end is not yeti Stand firm
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THINGS WASHINGTON.
From Cur Regular Correspondent


WASHINGTON July 2';h. lsis-AiaHishI
The Senate was OF 50 much importance 'o-@Is
that the House proceedings we're almost en'lfeis
overlooked One bill passed the house 'o-das u
g7ea. importance 70 New-York- The olA aPpro-
PIRATES 500 600 for the torthcati0n OF the haF0o'
Of New-York
The Senate Committee appointed 70 Investigate
,bs manner in which the Oregon Treaty was OBJ
,.;,ed for publication have commenced operations
Tbs Seriean,a,Arns. M BEAIE. was absent
s-or, rho senate today. hsvng been sent TO Phila-
dsjnbia 70 BRING on the publisher Of the Phl!a-
5si5bia North American / vas mistaken N CIV.
Inc he names OF the Committee !: Is composed
o:Messrs WEBSTER, MASGUsl, ATHERToS. BRIGHT
and YCLEE.
citizen as | was today. For hours dignitied
and deliberative body Of 50 Representatives OF nde-
pendent soveregnies. sat 10 hear the halrsptttIng
arguments OF Two men, about the meaning o; Ger
tain instructions. There they stood. and Win
trembling hands read the luminous exposluons OF
some village lawyer in Tennessee as me hsht %,
which thev we're 10 see what otherwise they could
ns, see These little bits OF paper they held up as
their idols as slave does his passport II he IS found
ont after the ringing OF the bel! or the blowing Of the
horn at o'clock How degrading and disgusting
10 see the vote OF the Senate and the voices OF
W EEsIEkr lAlhbt' mi In az -'4--' ~
awe stricken by the light which vas TO illuminate
the Senate from the minds o: some Tennessee bar
room politicians
Mr. TURSEY said his Legislature had relieved
him OF the trouble OF thinking Then. /; tins was
so a monkey. a parrot. or a speaking machine
would do 70 represent Tennessee. Mr.. JARSAGI<.
on the other side crossed his arms Ike manacled
slave and said he was bound. II so. he was but a
poor representative among q body OF reemen--
Criminals and slaves alone wear manac!es-not
enlightened and free Statesmen | would vote as
thought best for my country III such al hour as
that and break through my cnains u the dignity oi
digging on a canal Yet hours We're spent IN my
ing 10 settle what these Instructions meant
Whether this corner OF the mean looking little
piece of paper covered coal or that corner covered
salt. And nobody could agree. And this was
called intelligent deliberatve legislation in the
18th century / had often heard arguments be
fore against the doctrine ., Instruction but never
saw it in all It's disgusting and Illuminating charac
ter before | never felt before 50 convinced that II
was an open violation Of independent feeling and
OF the Constitution. which was intended 10 make
provision against this very degradation
Mr. Polk betrayed the W est on the oregon
question | rather think that he would not mind
much 70 betrav the South now on the Iarlfi. be
lieve that if every thing else fails. Mr.. HoUsToN OF
Texas the great White House iavoi1te. Will aston
ISL the country bv making proposition winch no
body expects him TO make. We live in days OF
strange developments. Let W. observe and be
wise. RicHELIEU.
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Ra,eh of Postage.

To tie Edio7 OF The Tri5aue:
In you- remarks in Mondays Tribune upon propos;
ion nov before Congress amend the present Rates Of
Postage upon Newspapers and Periodicals or Magazines
think YOU are v-ouz 1; you viii examine carefully
~. ,rsrt RATES and compare hem VIII those proposed
b- Mr. Thouasson don, see how you can INSIST upon
ne present unjust charges. may he wrong o7i
.boI o. ver- r.uch blessed 70 have Eou answer the io
loving cue-ies through your columns 4ou say me
eject OF a:s provision & he proposed rates Voa.d &c
- csr.e ire printing Of 81 Magazines on Mammoth
I.s- and % reduce me postage enormously and m
;1s.Iv- Hare vcu ever known Magazine even .-ue:
ne old Post once Law when :asy we're charged = az"
,. GEMS yc- sses:) &c printed or sheSs
more thaf. 200 squs-e inches Is there an! Justice
or reason II permitting newspaper Of 800 square
inches which would weigh n least 3. ounces 70 De cas
RED csncy miles sz and a: the same THE 10 charge
cents Tor magazine EestT< 10 r.'-e; = tHeEt a.!
reason II charging p 10. he trst ounce sd onE
! cent for succeeding one VII noi all ounces
weigh alike II the Msii-Bas and would . not De psec
y JUS, TO charge 81 printed matter alike; r
Boston, Jug y.
We can excuse no man this side OF s natu-
raj for writing such letter as the foregoing Just
consider: We had offered objections 10 certain
changes proposed by Mr. Thomassoa whe-eupon
P assumes that We aleee or imply the pertec
ton OF the present rates and proceeds catechise
and contute Us thereupon No man has morsl
right to be as illogical as this. Il the present
Rates are unequal let as have better rot worse
All regular readers OF The Tribune know that we
have always opposed the carrying OF Newspapers
or other matter free for any distance or the chars
inc Of all sheets under 1900 square inches the
sans rate per sheet We believe every thing sent
through the Mail except letters on Post othce bust
ness should be charged. and that each package
should pay according to its weight or according to
its weight and the distance combined. Why. then
are we asked to justify the sending otNewspapers
less than thirty miles free. the carrying of several
ounces of Newspaper for one cent &c. &c
As to printing Magazines mammoth sheets
II they are TO be charged so much per sheet. the
temptation TO it is very obvious and could not fail
Of its effect That it was not done under the old
rates, was owing. we presume. to the restriction
OF the sheet to so many pages which We do not find
in Mr.. Thomassons bill.
The present charge Of ?! cents for The first ounce
of Magazine or Pamphle; is based on the presunp-
ton that it costs the Department something TO as
sort. distribute and deliver each publication and
that this fact should be recognized in the Rates OF
Postage We think the principle sound and
would like TO see il more extensively regarded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-29

p. JAMES BucRlNAN Is expected to come be-
fore the Senate next week for continuation MS
Justice OF the Supreme Cour, OF the United States
We again call the attention of his friends to the
fact that he has not yet attempted TO vindicase
himself from the charge fastened upon him in Col
toms Life of Clay that he allowed Mr. Clay to be
slandered for twenty years as bsrgainer OF his
vote for President in 1924 20 secure seat in the
Cabinet for himself. when in fact Ais same James
Baekaaan offered M. Clay he post Of Secretary
Of State If ae 1o4la roe for Gen. Jackson. ne
cannot reiase this charge-and his attention has
been repeatedly called to it through the psstyear-
we should like 10 have the name of the Wing who
win vote 70 pisoe him on the Bench OF the Supreme
Court We don't believe such Wing can be
fssaa IN the y. s. Senate, il any where in the
FviA
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STAGE ROUTES N ORANGE AND SULLIVAN CorS-
rrss-We airs requested BY the propetors OF The line
OF Stages from Middie,owu Orange Co To Blooming
bu-gh, Sc, TO state tina; the rz sage fails .
Connect WIKI the Cars Mdieiown advertised aud
that in the offalure mentioned N columns :he
complaining passenger had missed The regrisr stage
and taken passage in s-r-u which had TO WALL
al sooInshu-sh Tor team snd SC arrived late AZ
A;ddiesown IA to delay Il, Bloourin sburga II going
Westward shA is caused by requirement OF the Posi-
otsee Department TIA; the MAJ Stage from Md6lesown
,sal await St tbs point TIE s-vs! Of sas Ms. from
frvsuygh,
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FyRE N PExx YAx.-s.a extra from the Office
OF the Penn Yam Telegraph forms [. ma; serious
tire occurred In TIA, village soou ID CLOCK OF FRIDAY
Eight The buildings were On re SOUTH est corner OF
Ns;- ana Head s.s The fczio7vin- ire na-ces OF
me sufferers: bv Fargo i ssrhs... By 4 Y. Master-
BY : Matthew'S 3 ~ " : Sheppard. They were &C
cupied By eleven d-5e-ent families mostly poor people
who lost nearly their al FG-go S=nhass loss sbou-
81 coo partly insured IN .c Osz-!o and Livingston Nh.
t1a; 4 V Aeste.. loss about Sacn insurance $50 z
he F!rsrnsn, Co. y. Y; u 2 ShepPs-ds loss sSou.
$4,000 insured $500 Z the OGtzio and IiylSstcr M.
ris,, TIE ersis rf sas tire ss+ 20, sesa HsssTsase
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-29

SASDs'S SARSAPARfLLA--Inc function. circulation,
nutrition and eAcreton maDIfet when life Is reduced
a. u tn- pant, % Is simplest condition; and these must
therefore De- ~ essential actions Between the apparatus
by which these: necessary physical processes carried
on mere u reciprocal action, and portion Of tbe an!
ma machinery out VI order The harmony Of the whole
system If d-rang-d The great desdratum IN medicine,
therefore, Il preparation winch hall with equal
taDty and force upon each Of This rad Of Gncuons
WHICH shall The require, restore health and
Fgor 70 the circulation, give tone 10 the Stomach or re-
move distractions fTUm the bowels IL II confidently
ayerred that >ans's Sar.apara possesses is tHreso1d
power, that by aching on TIE pFin4Hsy cause. u
disease. aoruu ghy and permanently Us various
painful dangerous and disgusting MANIFESTATIONS. FTom
single eruption Of the 10 hereditary serofula, md
from dysuetsiA 10 govt and in9aaaatory rheumatism.
VII DC found equally saheaclods
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by 4. 3. D.
SANDS Wholesale Dfuggsts, 100 FGton-st- 0t
Wiaui-st 10 Broad way, and n East Broadway, Ss'v
YORK sold a!so by Druggists generally gEoGi the
United rrlc= - per bottle boues FOR IS
~ WHIT. TEETH Foul BzEAIH, HEALTHY Gcys,
r-YeoY ard unhealthy Teeth Beng ouce
cleaned with Amber Tooth Pate nave The appearance
beautiful worry ard the time, II 10 %
perfectly and sxguisitey lhs; daily
highly advantageous, even 10 tose teeth That are II
good condition, giving them beautiful POLISH and prevent
ing iler premature decay Those already decayei pre-
from becoming y also tastels such ~ are
loose aud by VIII render NE ioues tectn
deicsiely WHITE tee breath decioesy sweet I'D
agreeable :,
Cas;haus; or ,l3 Broadwsy. ~ I. and lJ9 Haltor-st
Brookvu Safest Boston, Ledger Buildings, Palsds-
PIMA, 81 Libery-si PltLsoaFsn. ly<S decd
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CANADA TR,pY.-The Free Trade Association Of
Montreal addressed the Secretary OF State for the
Colonies on the 18th inst requiring that the St
Lawrence be opened 10 the shipping OF the United
Sta.es-,hat the high discriminating duties levied
in the ports OF Cands on imports rom foreign coun
tres for the protection OF British manufactures, be
removed-snd that every possible inducement be
held out the inhabitants OF the United States 10
pass their merchandise through the Canadas.
From Port Colhorne Lake EXC 70 Montreal the dis.
'Saee. ria The Wellsnd Canal only SOS miles and
goods require t-alshiprnenr The depth Q; water
the Is miles OF canal being 10 feet From Buffalo TO
New York IS sos miles, with two t.anShipments The
Association urge thai much of the trade of the sres,
West which now passes down 10 New-york would, on
account OF the advantages of TIE Canads route 6nd irs
way . Montreal were restrictions removed sad they
complain OF y per cent discrimination IN the du,y on
foreign Soods imported into Canada which Is actually
LEVIED ansss such goods have been h-ss carried 70 md
bonded N Britain They say that ire Upper Canada
trade Is Increasing with New York and d;uiaish, s with
Montreal and Ceebec.
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Business Notices.

Ma BELDENs MODEL OF NEW YonR-This great
hibiton continues TO he web attended and visitors
express freely the pleasure thcy derive from IT, As
work OF art it Is unprecedented We recommend all.
both strangers and citizens, to examine ii 1t consists
of over I'VE millions o. pieces 1t IL exhibited the
Minerva Rooms. 400 Broadway.
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The XYur with Mexico.
Correspondence Commercial Advertiser.
NEw.ORLEASs, July 10, l-i6

NEW-DkIE ANsf July 10 4VT0-
have seen private letter from Vera Cruz
which saws that the with the United states Is uni
y.csaIIv popular ind absorbs the public mind as 70
swallow up a. revolutionary oUtbreahs AID neE1s!
discussions. In evidence OF = II says mat single
district na-e forsorEr proposes 20 furnish, equip AID
supply 1900 men me Mexican army. " course
California taken mo account % the writer that
Province having already declared - independence.
From :te-e ady!ces Il would that the mas
hardy begun and that Gen Taylor and his torces
likely 70 have br.=k business. hand ior -Ee
70 come
There are few among who rejoice at the pos
pect OF iong continuance OF no=-iLues-nen who are
-eaping golden harvest OF Uncle Sans aed-but
source Of deep regret 20 The who have
pa: The eo-ts, tnat oUr difficulties WIKI weak but;
la.ec.
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The Dumb Made TO Speak.
From our regular Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, July 81


WASHINGTON July 27th, 1876.
DR.. DANIEL WEBSTER one OF the most eminent
men of his profession, performed operation to-
day which has taken the whole Faculty by sur
prise. A large number of men, who had associated
together for national purposes, being composed OF
two distinguished men from each State IN the
Union. were seized with dumbness Just two weeks
ago today The last word any OF them was heard
TO utter was some uninielligible mnttenngs about
lEr,mu1ns. specifies and GdcGiorems, by one OF the
family whose name was Lewis Since then not
one al them has been heard TO speak-tO repeat the
scientific language OF the aforesaid DR.. WEBSTER
They have kept up - OF thinking but they
gave their thoughts no tongue. IheT'were rs 81
lent as they will be fifty years hence.
What is still more remarkable III tins eXtraordi
nary case is that the dumbness seized upon those
only who sat upon side OF the Chamber beng
tllirtv-one in number. On Saturday last one OF
them named HAYWOOD died OF the disease Inns
alarmed their friends particularly number OF their
Pennsylvania relatives. DR.. WEBSTER was ap,
piled to. who operated upon them, on Saturday and
TODAY and his experiments have proved quite snc-
cesstul Two or three OF them We're heard to utter
some sentences rather indistinctly. The only wee-
non used was all dHS{o S0T0A instrument with
which he so tckled, cut and reused them. that
several of them were able to speak several com
plcte sentences though several OF them could get
no farther than the use OF the single monosHabie
:. No which they We're all able 10 pronounce dis-
tinCtlv twice Dr. WEBSTER has gained great
credit by this skilIiul operation. RIcHELlEr
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- PLUME NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GALLERY. No
25l Broadway great curiosity The perfection 10
which this gentleman has advanced this wonderful Art
is astonishing The elike accuracy their pictures
i. a subject Of universal admiration, and for
them very extensive business in their profession
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-29

SOLAR LA,fPs, CAMPHEsE LAxPs CHANDELIERS CT
RANDoLEs ASD Hall LAsrEaNs.--Dietz Brother G.
Co No. 10 Wl!an-st are manufacturing and have a,
way. on hand full assortment, Of the above mentioned
arce. and various other goods their line which they
VII eel at wholesale retail AT low prices for cash.
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~ A Washington correspondent of the Ne

II A Washington correspondent of the Ncr-
York Express talks again about as copy oithc Or
egon Treaty. The Express, we repeat again.
never had copy OF it Whs; the correspondents Of
,hst paper COZ they obtained from correspondent
Ii the Committee OF the Senate examine tins the
truth here stated VIII be proved whatever else may
isl TO De proved. The only copy they had was
written in Washington Saturday afternoon July 9Th
while our correspondents copy published here
IN our paper of the Sd. That copy they CD,
tsined from correspondent under the impression
that we would not publish it and under The explicit
Junction tha, ,he Express arst Office
to see whether refused 20 publish il Need any
thing more be said than This, which is ;hc Truth
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~ FAMILY PoIsoSED-The family of Michael
Haney consisting OF four persons residing in Rochester
were poisoned Wednesday morning by eating herJans
boiled green's for their breakfast. an cneuc inn
medstey administered profusc vomiting induced with
prospect that Nil will recover although the symptoms
nj first were very uniavorable.
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~ The Dwads Mammoth Boys, Orang Outang and
Boa Constructor aud Ca;ires, IN addition 70 tho perform
wces ot Great Western, Mise Wheeler &c prove very al
ractye the American Museum. Al entertainment lakes
p.ace b. the atlernoon and also IN the evenns
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NEw-YoRx, July 9Th, l7iG.

To tie Editor Of The Tribune
DEAR SIR: By reference to your pnper OF the
I'D inst you VII see OF occurrence between
the Recorder John B. Scott and wiich has raised IN
the minds of the community question as to the propH
ETY. OF ny course.
Permit me 10 s,a;e that the winch led to my
rci.c:ion BIZ the Recorder TIE following
On, the l:lt int vas attending the Court and vol.
.ntee-ed nly professional services 10 poor German
who seemed 70 have counsel and uncercmoni-
ou-Iy ordered my seat and when expo-tulG,ed
the Recorder Threatened 10 commit unless sar
down. The next occurrence TOOK place the Eth
instant This the hr.t occurrence between
Us. appeared d. counsel for prisoner The Gaze
was gwen the Jury they did not agree Tor some
une, and were our when the Court requested 10 NC
cept the verdict IN the absence Of the Aldermen
agreed 20 do The Court adjourned b z VI FOR
tnAt purpose The TWO Aldermen being absent the Re-
co.der rent for the Jury who we're sui OUT charged
thern the facts Tie Gaze, placed witness on the
stand and took new testimony. objected 70 tais and
day moved the Court Tor time 10 CARY the case 10
higher tribunal The Court thought the matter over
and the verdict aside, thing waIcn did not ak
nor expect The Court charged ma with deceit n
accepting the verdict
The last occurrence took Place on the I'd inst when
appeared for prisoner charged with bigaIny. The
number of Jurors required by statute q "a being
IN attendance objected to going with the case unu
The panel complete sang thai this provision for
the liberty Of the citizen always BE- attended To-
The Recorder again charged bad conduct in
making such objection. Then the inquiry raised
whether my the list of Attorneys. and It
being there, though admitted d. Counselor " the
supreme Court was not allowed % proceed WITH the
cause The c.lA proceeded e counsel beng appointed
oy ne Recorder in my stesd) The prisoner was con
victed and sentenced that afternoon, the largest
period OF punishment being awarded 70 kIin.
Mex morning presented M papers and claimed ac
MISSION when the Recorder stated would admit ne
T apolog!zed Having done no wrong. refused 10
@Po-oslze, and The Recorder rejected me any oce
oaes me after knowing these facts, can oea' 'aca
I.MEs G. MeADAM
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PORE GREGORY XvL-The late Pope LETT 400. goo
francs n ready money waich be increased By the
sale OF al The valuable gltt made 10 him during els
Pontihcate 81 TIE Kings and Prince. OF Europe From
he SUN Total the legscies made 70 pous institutions VII
Be fist PAID and The remainder left TO the parents OF
he Pope On CONDITION. that :hey cone 70 i've q;
Rome. The Pope desires 70 De buried Mount Celien
in The Church OF 81 Gregury.
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n Dr. BEEXMAN5 GREAT Discoveries sor tho
Of Consumption md other diseases are ackuow.
lodged be- among the most remarkable in the history
OF med!ene OtEee No 40: Cor.!nnd..t n L