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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05

Society viii do complete justice We adv;se the CID
rens OF New, Haveu-thst lovees OF paccs-,o prepare
for At entertainment OF ordinary value and n,eres,
HosoxrS.-The mothers OF Sew-York obtain
pleasure for themselves sd health og her children by
making trips scros. The magnificent Hudson TO delight;
f;l Hoboken The lot weather and the extraordinary
season we have had, make tais desirable place a;
which TO seek change OF sr and scene The mind ard
the body s-e both benefited
q Nobody gets up such nice excursions as
Capt, HALL with his 6ne steamer .i1ang Every body
who goes once with the Captain always goes ssan He
seems 10 have way with him which Is perfectly ire.
ss;;be During the brigh; moonlight weather these
excursions are delicious things,
- The Gazette has a graphic description OF
hs dullress and bs-renness OF the Town during the
summer season So long there IS such pleasant read.
;s and snch wellpleesed readers as are furnished by
the Gszet,e and ourselves we may def the dosday'
and Al. their horrors.
~ Mrs. Turner. wife OF Capt Turner, OF the
Ca!iiornia Regiment, died suddenly on Monday She
was one OF the few officers ladies' who had determined
TO accompany the expedition.
PHRESoLoGY.-M- Fowler is now IN the City
and may re consulted professionally al the Cabinet or
Museum, 81 Nassau.st during the day or evening Yer
bal or written descriptions of character gwen whenever
desired Go ard see what you made for.
p GRAHAM has all the pictorisls. Punch &c
by the Hi6eruia Punch IS very rich.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05

SAsDs's SAasAp.aLLA-lri unwise 10 be 100 !nerea<
lou-, especially age whea effects produced n
every branch Of science wheh hundred years
would have been a-cribej ,oree. We kEow us Gu
thing 10 say Scro:ua il ,ncurabIe' and get Tie e.
quent testimonials OF persou incapable OF fal-eH4
Truth itself thai this terrible dsease las been eS
by Sand-'- sarsaparua EOyq pa. IL to the urprp
diced-who are most worthy Of belief they. VINO q,
;es,ed the properties o. his remedy All Feen the e'f
OF is efficacy those who, hsyine predetermined u
own minds tia, scrofala canot be cured, have refaSa
Investigate. the ater 1t Il unnecessary to say what y
be the response OF every candid individual sefoa!E
ever Is only Of large class OF diseases 70 Inc op',
yb,cb mi, preparation is adapted as testimonials sV''
accessible to thr pubic, vii! 'hoS.
Prepared ard cold, Wholesale and retail, by a. b.
SANDS. wholesale Druggists, 100 Faiton-s' e'faa
wilEara-st rs Broadway, ana II Fest Dfoadwa5''
York. sold also by Druggists generally mf"sD :.
United States Price 81 per bottle, or s 50es ''f -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05
Erie Railroad.
OwEGo. y. y. july ., 1916.

OWECO. ~ Juls 4S1U
To The Editor Of Tie Tribune:
VIVA, has become of the y York ard Erie Railroad
What mean these unaccoun,ablc delays in liz construc
tionl Is this magnificent work TO be abandoned after
all the labor and money that have been expended upon
il, Are the inhabitants OF your City forever TO remain
thus Indifferent toward the completion Of one OF the
greatest enterprises that size has sartcdone that
viii contribute tor her prosperity and that WI! serve
10 connect ndtso!ubly with the shy West and hus
secure her immense trade than all the other enterprises
she mas embarked in WIZ you not INFORM your
numerous reader4 uiong the Southern Tier, who are
anxouly watching every movement that i made by the
friends Of ths road, IN these particulars and thus reneTe
their anxiety lours truly Il.
Rcp1y.-Ourc had no right TO DC iGno-
rant OF the fact that cur last Legislature appointed
Board OF Commissioners 10 determine the route OF
the K Dad from Fort Jcrvis TO Observation-Disclosures
err up the Delaware Riveror through the centre of
Sullivan County. That Commission is now engaged
in the discharge OF its duties and will probably cor
clude them in The course ofthc present month Their
report will decide the location; whercupon We pre-
sumo the work of construction will be prosecuted
as fast ms the means can be obtained Those who
have shown their faith in this enterprise by their
works would be very glad to receive farther sub
scriptions from Toga or any other County.
Ed Tr7b
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05
The q. g. Judgeship-R. c. Crier has it-Mr.
Buchanan going abroad, &c. DC.
Editorial CoYrespondence.


WASHINGTON, August g. 1876.
The Telegraph will doubtless have announced
the nomination of Judge ROBERT c. GRlER ofPitts-
burgh TO the seat on the Supreme Bench long since
vacated by the death Of Justice Baldwin Judge
a. is country lawyer and local Judge Of moderate
capacity and fair character, By no means so able
man as Judge Woodward rejected on account OF
his bitter Nativism and charter-breaking Jacobin-
ism. presume Judge G. viii be confirmed
Mr. BucHAsAS, ! understand, is to go Ernbassa-
dor TO France. He casts many longing. linger'
ing look at the Judgcshp, but 1t was not for HIM
The Wing Senators would have demanded some
exclamation Of his long connivance at the Bar
gain SANDERS on Mr.. Clay when he had the means
of utterly dissipating them in his possession
the $40 lo,s were prepared to give him token OF
their enduring affection. He did not venture to
brave the Senate. So he holds as Secretary
till after Congress adjourns, when Polk can send
him to France Tor England if lie prefers in without
risk of accident.
Much interes, is felt here with regard to the fate
Of the French Spoliations bill. ! think it will be
passed if the vote on it can be reached and there
IL now prospect tina, it may be. Still, the mea-
sure has bitter enemies, who may defeat 1t by ex-
hausting the tactics of Legislative opposition.
The question on the Harbor Veto will doubtless
be taken to morrow and the Veto sustained. So
ends all hope of improved Harbor and River navi-
CATION during the reign Of Young Hickory H. G.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05

DARTMOUTH CoLLEGE.-A correspondent Of the
Manchester O. Il American, writing from Hanover.
July 18th, say TIE anniversary exercises of tbs old
dsr-uuch superior think those OF last year though
scarcely equal 70 three our years previous to he
sSt Dodvorth's Band from Sew-York gave universal
satisfaction. Tonight they hold Concert which viii
De fully attended. The ROWE is full Of stranger. .aouzh
.ss-. 81: few .sn Of .urh aose p-eser, ,ts sea
se.. Tea graduating c.ass perform tse. exe,escs y,
nsag!er, Tas s.sss ]; :sss.t-es!y q Is ssazsc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05
Business Notices.

PLuMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GALLERY, 81
BRoADwAy-Wc hardly conceive more perfect
specimens than those which have been furnished u
from the above establishment Even 70 the eyss whers
all operators fail the work is perfect giving the tns''
shades with the greatest d,tinctnesS and decary Ths
Gallery is well worth visiting curiosity and persons
DESTROYS fportraits find good as those pro
duced a. the above establishment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05

SOLAR LAMPS CAMpHENE LAMPS, CHASDELgRs, g.
RASpoLEs AND HAIL LANTEESs.-Dietz Brother 4
Co. No l39 Wi,lam-st. manufacturing and have
ways on hand a full assortment OF the above mennors
articles and various other goods in their line which th
viii sell at wholesale retail al low prices for cash.
irll I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05

THE CAsiNrr-The Union OF Monday ssvs =
Tho Washington le,ter,wr;ters md 10 W
presses are 0f The shonsand,h time d, fault about
the Cabinet Thers is to be no change. and with
she free consent OF all its members, as it was in
March, lsl'. so il will be in August. 1916" ysrv
well. Now will the Union tell US VIVA, is E,,a,,.
to happen et,er August Its phraseolosv is oui,,
significant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05

= Dr. BEEKMASs SYRUP AND Pills aid Nature
in throwing of oil distractions The free movements
OF the principle of life Disease checked AM
finally eradicarsd Office 40. Cor;land-st. y. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05

~THs TELEGRAPH met with some accident
la. ;,bt which suspended its operations SO that
va have NO report of yesterdays Congressional
proceedings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05

u Persons wishing 10 advertise In County Sew'%
per- subscribe for them IN any part Of the L. 5 &c
do on application the duly authorized Agent, w
Palmer. The Tribune Buildings See bis cdyertiseuae
iy22 WIS #
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05

Tareier, and Others leaving the city IN Inc aiel
,oon are informed that an Erea'HS EGu''n " VIC
bune is printed every day, containing 'he @'A
NJ. nv the southern mail. sc. up to- O'Clock
of the Newstoys for the Erentrg Edition
~ s tribune every ono will be able to take with him
=. ,.,.., ,evs up TO the time of leaving the City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05

~ Ho yor WITH BAD OK 40 HAIR, why can you ,s g !,
siilv as TO lt your aar remain 20 when By s.k;as s
your friends yol can be ha g 3qe o. ,ss 5
raj Hair Restorative VIII force the nel ~ III ID
light, red or gray hair dark it dresses ne hsf ~
aud keeps i: MOST, soft and sky three tlins. y.s
any other article made. Sold ei me amer -, ErcsE
Claih aEl-st- +i3 Broadway, ~ l. All ~ "a g.oS
TN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05

6r Hon. AlYREp IyrRsoN OF Muscogee Co has
been noniins,ed BY the Loco-Focos OF the lid Dis,
trics Of Georges as their candidate for Congress
Hon. WILLIAM d CRAWFORD will doubtless be
his Wing opponent. The District is now repre-
scented by Hon sesborn Jones. Loco. The District
gave Polk SO. L1s;orisy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05
The yc,oed R,l,.

The River and Harbor bill which has fallen a
victim to the Onc-Man Power, contained appcpri
ATOMS rs Enllous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05

~ FaEcELEs SUssuRS, TAN, A9R9HE~,, NJ bY ~
cake OF tho genuine Jones's Itsiisn ChemieS -, ri
makes saliow, yellow dark skin beaartliy 80. Il
Chsthana-s- or ila Broadway, n Y aud i - lsI
Rrna esS -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05

GOVERNMENTAL EcosoMY.-A correspondent OF
the National In,eigencer at New-Orleans states
that the Government are buying mules in Ten
ncssec and Kentucky, where they sell at from sew,
enty to ninety dollars each wien they could get
them in any numbers in Mexico at about one
fourth that price-smallcr in size, perhaps but
thcn suitable and accustomed to the country. and
acclimated which is of still more Importance To
get these mules from Tennessee to the Rio Grande
will cost more than their original price, to say
nothing of the great delay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05

u al! DISGUSTING FouL BREArH why WI ~: y! ~ rS
IL when By uslng IS box Of the Amour s:s
Sold al g. Chaiham.st 81 o! us Broadway, y y, $50
Ru!loa-s- brooklyn. sss'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05

HELP FOR THE WH,es,-Thc Troy Posi- con.
tasns call for Native Anericsn State Convention 10
nominate candidates tor Governor Lieut., Governor Sc
SlSmms Globe
" 1.-The Wings are NOT blessed with an abund-
snce of such "help9 as this it Will nos be the
Globes fault nor that OF the journal which II de-
ciares tie Wing organic vii, the Express.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05

~ Mr.. McLlx:. our Minister at London, is
expected to rescb hame abou, the frs. Of October.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05

this sui, was issued Decision on Friday
EPEs THE MrHprRER.-A letter from the White
Sulphur SPRING. Va. July 9s:h says Epcs, the sup
posed murderer OF Muir. passenger IN stage 10
this place on Erdsy night the nth OF July took pcs
sage the next morning Charleston hanawha doubt
aiming Tor the OHIO river.
Mr. Talbot hi pursuer reached here encsday nigh;
following putting Epes tive days ahead but he has gain
cd on HIM day this place from the tune he con-
nicncci his pursuit He was aware that he (Epes) had
changed his wearing apparel which &c ingenously I'D
in lyrchburg after selling his horse Epcs passed here
entirely unexpected.
The Louisville (ky9 Democrat of the 29h ult says:
Ii is supposed that Epes The murderer Of Muir was
this city Friday. \ man answering his dcser!pnca
stopped AT the Louisville Hotel and while there eNhht
ed much uueasiness frequently asking when the boa
would cavc. He wore pair OF spec,aclcs probably
tor disguise
The sheriff arrived here Yesterday morning in pu,
suit Epcs took passage down the river on the Schuyl
kill The Sheriff Is in hot pursuit, and will doubt
soon ovcrtake him.
The river is rising with tremendous rush There Ia
nine feet in the canal with the prospect of con
tinuation Yesterday we noticed boat OF the largest
size pass over the tGls.
The farmers b.ing cheering from the country
with regard 10 the crops.
FLORIDA TuRPENrIyE.--The Jacksonville News
of the 9th inst says On Saturday las, we had the
pleasure OF accompanying friend on visit 10 the Tur
pentinc mandatory OF Capt Englc, about i've miles
from this place The work Is going on finely. Mr. Cher
~ who has charge OF the business affairs and who has
been engaged III making urpcntine for number OF year,
in North Carolina informed that he found the
b. fruitful here those IN hat state. In few wears
Florida VIII bear that reputation winch the old North
hrs been long appudcd for. We know o; several
who about inbarkIng in the business among whom
Mr.. Norris who Is making preparations 10 commence
some time in October and who intends carrying II on
extensively Success 10 all who engage IN tho work"
WESTERN EMlGRANrs-Thc St Louis Rcpuk
lean learns that large number of Oregon cnigrans had
returned TO st Josephs landing having proceeded about
500 miles. when the Indians stole their cattle from them
There report at It Jo,cphs that sixty odd per
sons bound 10 California, among whom was Mr. Gun
having lost their way and out OF provisions The
same paper states that Lieut. Agnew, OF the L y Army
arrived in that city from Washington the sh with 8
rcquston for another Regiment OF Missouri Infantry 10
follow on and join Gen. Keafney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05

NIso's.-Great dongs here tonight for the benef, Of
Burton The Heir al Law" one OF our most amusing
Mss Clark ~ Lore md oici elcsIIeTt sr;i.s viii
be OF common order Burton also cap
iiu comic part the Hirerpiecc called The Colegt
ans Wager The prince OF Pyrolechnists gives beautiful
display of fireworks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05

~ Ex.GovEENoR HOWARD OF Maryland died
at his residence in Anne Arundel County on Sunday
evening, OF apoplexy, n, fairly advanced age lie was
gentleman OF the old school. Incorporating Wing
and beloved by all who had the pleasure OF his acquan
No possessed the social qualities to greater
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05

WESTERN ElycrIoSS.-The annual State Elec-
tons in the States OF Kentucky, Indiana. Illinois
and Missouri were held on Monday. Those OF y.
Carolina and Tennessee will take place on Thurs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05

" The citizens Of Savannah have rendered q
pubic dinner to the gallant Col MclSrosu wbicb br
tS 70 decline IN conscq uence 0: the entirely
DO. STAKE OF one arm. together with much general
General EDWARD HARDEN. late Collector
by pSsS and now OF Athens. Ga has been appointed
cl,;r \ one OF the Commissioners 10 examine
1875 and r.; ''o treaty with 'hc Cherokee Indians in
l>Svsnnaa Republican 5Oth ut
~ me boston Atlas is authorized TO STAT, ,b,-
the Rc,%sr adjustment has Been made between
Hank ~ San,nrS, 'ie Manufacturers and Mechanics
iaN vi ,@''ueNet and &r barker BurD.u OF All W..
:. 'sN''0 20 Ms Connection. with that institution
LoSD FALKLAND. ;ae late Lieut.. Governor
g. spN9 Se9t" was % Leave Halifax his return 10
England Ii the Cambria His successor is Sir It "
rey formerly Lieut. Governor OF Newfoundland
p LUTHER BRAcKgTr, L. s. Consul for the DOT,
OF HctoG has received his exequaru- from the British
Government Bost. Adv.
y Miss Nancy Kendall, late OF Leominster,
MSS left thousand dollars 70 aid INDECENT st5.n.s
In the Cambridge Divinity School
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05

II The FIRST OF AUGUST. the Anniversary Q.
W. l. Emancipation, appropriately celebrated by
'he people oieo!or both in Providence and Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05

10 Gen. ARMSTRONG, our Consul at Liverpool.
who left here the Goth of June Bearer Q, the
Oregon Treaty. arrived in the Hberua Monday with
the Treaty ratified by the British Government
He arrived here Monday evening. and left Tues
day morning tor WASHINGTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05

OSCAR L. SKATER Esq OF Wilmington,
is the Liberty party candidate for Congress in the
Fust District OF Vermont
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05

~ TIE 10TH ANNUAL FAIR OF the American In
sttutc will be opened at Nbo's on the 9th October
The Flowing and Spading Matches will be on the 9th
and tho Cattle show at the corner OF Twenty
and Fitth-avenuc on the l4th and 9Th OF the same
month Among the Premiums TO be awarded, we per
ccive in the catalogue the Farmers Library and Month
Is Journal Of Agriculture the Journal OF the American
Institute the New Series OF the Cuhva:or Gardeners
Farmers Dictionary, kcwricks American OrchardF',
Downng's Landscape Gardening, and many works OF
similar stamp calculated to mpart 10 the Farmer much
uscful instruction Distinct from these are the ordinary
awards of silver cups medal SC to be distributed by
experienced judges We shall publish the Circular OF
the Institute ut our earliest convenience
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05

" Who will 20 the Museum to-day II Is the
gna day for families aud schools and there VIII be sights
Of bright eyes there to see that Dwarf Of Dwerf., Col
Chan and the other wonderments, and To enjoy tho Per
formances in the afternoon at 81 O'clock and also II TIC
NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05

THE TARirF-Nrw JrRsET.-The excitement
is nearly as general among the Jersey Blues in re-
lation to the British Tar.f Lar, i, is in
humbugged Pennsylvania; and premonitory
symptom it may well be mentioned that in
conversation with some gentlemen at Trenton, last
week. late distinguished [. s. Senator from that
State, of the dominant party, remarked thar the
title OF the new act should be changed so toread
TO make Wing President in ISIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05

~ NEw-ORLEASs has not been visited with
sny prevailing sickness during the p-csen, season
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05

MEETING OF DEMONSTRATIONS the great
route from Albany to Buffalo are to hold Conven-
ton this day Utica consider the relations Of
the Press and the Magnetic Telegraph and to make
such arrangements as may be necessary to secure
regularity and efficiency in the operations OF the
the Lightning Express Editors in this City Cour-
selves among the number) were invited TO attend
the meeting, but whether any OF them will be pres
ent or not we are not informed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05

\ WoUp OF CHEER FROM THr WEsr.--An in
clcen, correspondent in important town nj the West
writing on business, says =" You may be pleased to
know that your sentiments on the murdcrous expedition
into the territory OF sister Republic meet kindred
response from almost every Wing bosom here and from
more heartily than that OF your obedien, servant
for years reader Of The Tribune, always heading.
your books will testify battalion OF subscribers Many
OF its patrons here have been heard say that they
would sooner dispense with meal day than with The
Tribune We often receive letters of similar charac
Ter. though rarely think it best to publish them
Mex, TO the smiles OF Heaven and the testimony OF
good conscience value the spontaneous heartfelt ap
proval of men whose attachment to Truth and Rights
paramount 10 AL selfish considerations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05

Society win do complete justice We advise the CID.
rens New Haven-sst iovelies OF paccs-,o prepare
for al entertainment OF ordinary value and nteres,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05

The NEwsrESDERs oy LONDON. as we learn
rom the Times, lately partook OF their annual Public
Dinner About t*o o'clock nearly 800 BOYS sa; down TO
an excellent dinner and hey seemed highly delighted
"liH The festive About o'clock nea.ly go
and their wives also down sunp,uous din
neF After the cloth removed number OF
were proposed and duly responded About l0oclock
the ballroom was thrown open and dancing kept
up Ill o'clock in morning Public Dinner among
the bhOy=' who vend newspapers in hi. City would
present nch scene.
q The SACRED Music SOCIETY We under
stand are making arrangements FOR grand Musical Ex
the 10Th when The whole active force Of tie
Society ~in proceed TO SewEsven and perform there
the sublime oratorio OF The 1Nessica This Is spen
did usdeEkas aud We fec! sue Ihs. the Sacred Auss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05

- The Boston Courier tells a story which
proves that ma,rimony Ike knowledge is sometimes
pursued under difficulties OF the most tantazing
description. 4 gentleman 10 Bristol, R. /. from
Sew-York on Sunday, with the expectation OF being
married that evening but when he arrived at the resi-
deDce Of the bride he found that The ceremony could
De performed because the mad been three times
published They then Massachusetts and made
application to a clergyman Dighton and another at
Taunton but with better success az the Massachusetts
laws also required publication" They wen, 70 Bos.
ION or Monday and finding tina; they could no, be mar,
ned after Offering give bonds TO indemnify
clergyman Tor all damages and al extra lee they took
TIE steamboat line fo- NewYo-k IN the afternoon. We
rs; that the perseverance OF me loving couple ha been
rewarded before nov in alliance which mar
their highest happiness