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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

ALIAS AEREsTEn.-we are happy to announce
la,Ha, notorious camp Mo at i,ngli ca.ei-t,is,
detected yesterday morning sailing up West Broadway
IN a vorians dress tie i large. oily.ookug negro
and answers TO the OF Peter se,vclly Alias ann
Eliza Evans Alias Beef steak PETE
Mosr IxrANous-A womsn named Mary Mann
vas found IN the street yesterday morning abou,
o'clock IN 81 sluios, dying condition and conveyed TO
he station House where she stated that she had been
our!aseously assaulted By gang Of twelve men She
Is sui ye;y low.
rY Among the numerous attractions TO De rlc:
with at HoboScn is small pine box wheels, bearing
m, following inscription In TINS Books a Ra,,ell
Srai.k hoo was Kechr on Black Mounting, lie Is sewn
yer Old las -uy-adrri;iuncr !cpents chidurn han pss
:, ro,hipg OLE Dayy'
Tur EAsro> FgNciBLxS.N t understand that
This excellent Company. under command OF Capt An.
drew H. Rccter intend leaving legc on Monday, thesis,
Ir,t on al excursion to New.lcy the trip 10 occupy
about ten days Their object i 70 Wa Trenton spend
i- one isy IN that city. the time in Newsrk sEd
the rest Of the allotted days IN NeyiotS While N TIA,
civ they Will be the guests OF the NcwfOrk City Guard
This company /, ornament 20 cur borough. and we
have no doubt they viii with and welcome
reception AZ the hands OF the military and citizens Of the
place, they contemplate visiting. Easton pa Argus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24
Native Nominations.

We understand that the Native State Conven.
ton at Utica nominated EDWARD c. DELAyAS OF
Saratoga as their candidate for Governor and
GEORGE FOLSOM OF this city for Lieut. Governor.
| ROBERT C. RUSSELL of Albany. and JAMES Sis
py O: Steuben are the candidates for Canal Com
m;ssionerS.
~ If EDWARD c. DELAvAS has consented 10
be the Native candidate for Governor we may have
& word 10 say about the nomination. For the pres
emit we presume that his name has been used a,
hap gard and asains, his wishes. He has hitler
to- if we mistake not. been OF the Liberty party,
so far as he adhered to any-certainly not Native
y Iowa, it is believed, has a dira time re-
iected the State Constitution framed for her be-
cause Of the unreasonable amount OF Loco-Fccoism
crowded into it We, however believe it carried,
though by very close vote We have heard from
about half the Territory.
p S-The Burlington Hawkeye says the Con
sti,ution has been accepted by 10 400 rnsjority
LAW SCHOOL OF The COLLEGE OF NEw-JERSEY.
-ALsw department, in connection with this College hss
been organized. Hon. Joseph c. Hornblower, Chief
Justice OF the Supreme Court and James 5. Green and
-e - tAe'e' H-sqA1iess W f!!nee'0n Ha'e osrH ap
pointed Professors The will embrace the var;-
Gus branches of Public and Constitutional Law Equity
and Common Law. There also TO be reci,st;on.
examinations lectures the preparation OF legal forms
&C. Moo, Court is TO be established in which opn
ions 10 be delivered by OF tho Professors The
will be completed in three years but studen,
viii be permitted to join one more of the classes snd
pursue such branches OF study he may wish. Two
wears study in the Law School, entities the student TO
the degree of Bachelor of Laws but if ne should have
been already admitted to the bar, one years study viii
endtls him to such degree.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

MAINE.-HlRAM BELcHFR. Esq of Franklin Co
is the Wing candidate for Congress in the Kenne
bee District, now represented by Hon. Luther Sew
erance Editor OF the Kennebec journal. who de
clines a reelection. Maine has rarely had better
representative than Mr. Severance. though GEORGE
EVANS was among his predecessors
Hon DAVID HAMMoss is the Loco candidate in
the Oxford District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

rF9 Hon. FREEMAN II. MORSE of Bath has
been nominated for Congress by the Wing Conven-
ton of Lincoln and Oxford Counties Me. The dis
tric extends from the tide waters OF the kennebec
TO Canada, and was framed for the purpose OF shut
ting out Wing Representative from Lincoln,
result, however, which has not been always Sc
cured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

COURT or ERRoRS.-The next term is to be held
IN Albany on the 5th OF September next at which term
wri's OF error to have the preference except that the
cases OF De hoys VS.. Irving, and Edwards VS. vayck
may be broush, on at the opening OF the session
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

~ That talented Company OF Vucalists, the Orphean
Family, who attracted many thousand visitors at the
Musem last week, engaged again for to-day and will
appear In grand concert this afternoon ha.past
o'clock and also this evening nj g. when also Great West
and others appear in splendid and laughable perfo
Col ChhiE that interesting Virginia Dwarf, tho
Orang Outang SC. may be all hours Of the day and
evening Mad. Rockwell, the Fortune Teller, having
turned from her excursion 10 Saratoga, where she has
petted the Oracr OF Fortunc viii be in readiness
for private consultation to-day the Museum all hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

e. Hon. EPHRAiM H. FOSTER. late U. S. Soma
tor declines being again tho Wing candidate for Cover
OF Tennessee in noble and manly letter which
ind III the Nashville Banner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24
Arkansas.-pula,t, COUNTY Little Rock

Arkansns.-FuInSet County. little ROCK
Senate =. Thomas w Newton w. over W H Field l.
isse1a Hhts. Bertrand 49, Cruchield Loco 363-
Fletcher ..sSS- Erwin .---.....-... 32I
-EleCted LAMsOn .ssN EaM kiRs ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

MissouRI.-The Mssoart0n, organ fthe Hards.
and Reporter. organ of the 'Softs,' have been
merged in a new paper, to be called the ST. Louis
ea'on,' and be both Hard and Soft. 1fthis atterp,
70 patch up the feud do not make it worse We
'"s' probably hear no more of it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

FALL FAsBio. FOR GENrLEMES's HATS for 1916
KNOX OF ia Fuonst second door from Sun Office will
issue The Fall fashion for gentlemens Hats Saturday,
29th of August aux /"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

FROM FORT LEAvESwoRTH.-We are informed
By the officers OF the 4opa that the election
OF officers determined Thursday last by the
lection of D. D. Mitchell OF this city, Lieut. Colonel
by majority OF about hundred and fourteen
and Capt Ednonson, OF 81. Louis County, elected
Major by large majority. Several companies had left
for the plains and Leut-Co. Mitchell march on
Saturday morning with three companies more.
There were not sufficient and ammunition at the
fort Tor the supply OF the regiment and Of the
companies would be obliged await the supplies, for
which al express had been No later intelligence
rad been received from the army under Gen Kearney
bu all express from him daily looked for at the fort
There continuation OF the rumors which in
circulation The time OF last from that
place. ST Louis Reporter, l7th.
MORMON REcRrIIs-A gentleman, direct from
Fort Leavenworth informs that the gwen out
through some OF the ciy papers yesterday that about
one thousand OF the Mornons collected the fort
II hopes Of being enlisted INTO Gen kesrneys command
was not correct. The larger portion Of the MorInons
says our Informant who were encaMped the Missouri
river az Beview, moved up the liver intending 70
reac Il possible before the fall In the general en-
earipn'ent az Big Island on the Plat river A small
NUMBER OF men had down the fort 10 procure
7Hoes anu clothing from the suffers and other traders
ana a. seen as TIER purchases complete would re-
JON TIE Mormon camp
ne I'VE hundred Morrons enlisted by Col Allen are
77lo 70 Dc me BODY OF men and easily disciplined
81 IcI1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

u Mr.. William Walsh, who resided a, the
corner OF Thirdavenue and Forty -.econd.. died very
suddenly yesterday while sitting on the back s,oop of
neisheors house There four of five other cases
OF sudden death YESTERDAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

VERMoXT.-HoMER E. HuBBELL of Fairfax
Franklin Co is the Loco candidate Tor Congress in
the North, w es,ern District against Hon GEO. P
MARSH \ slow race
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

o Among the Members elect TO the North
Carolina House OF Commons are EDWARD SrANLY,
KENNETH RAyNER and WILLIAM II. WASHING
roS, widely known and esteemed as Whis Mem
bers of Congress in other days. Gen NJ T. HAw-
xlSs Tor some years Loco NJ. c. is Senator from
Warren 1t is safe to say that the outrageous
Gerrymander OF the State whereby the Loco Foco
minority of the People elect swothrds OF the
Members of Congress will be upset at the ap-
preaching session
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

Hon. SAMUEL B. RuoeLEs, late Canal Com,
an ah,e,ss asaed from Europe in the Caledonia after
f,sns. Year. He is welcomed BY host Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

II R, w. FLouRNgy OF Washington Co
Ga is the Loco candidateicr Congress against Hon
ROBERT TooMBs Wing We trust Mr. Tcombs'
return is not endangered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

-" Hon. LEWIS C. LEVIN has been nominated
by the Native. for reelection in the Ist Congress.
sional District OF Pennsylvania Col. THOMAS B.
FLORENCE, Editor OF the Philadelphia keystone,
will doubles. be his Loco Foco opponent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24
Latest from The Ar-sly.
Correspondence q ne y. O. Picsyune
NrrR Mexico Iulv IL :.


eG&pt Vintons command entered THIS place this
morning without The least show OF opposition the IN
ha5itans throrgagto the Plaza n crowds a the troops
fled mo and stacked their IL iront Of The house
Q; The lcslie It 70 ne a. though there were
men enough IL The square 10 nave beaten u OF with
nothing else loose rocks lying about; vel not
hand Wa rei-eG
Mier by Tar The most pleasant cicany snd We. resu
lated place have yet n ,hi- part Of Mexico Il
: buil- on nil overlooking clear running stream OF
the same name 'rcee miles from the Rio Grsnde and =
said contain 6t1I inhabitants although do not know
= here they STOW them all You may well recolect that
was IN this place that the Texans under Col Fisher
were compelled surrender, Acr they had killed tvvce
their own number Me=.cans The houses occupied ny
the Texans dI--: the battle pointed out and stu
bear THO marks OF the desperate conflict
stated that the number OF inhabitants was pG
down az COCO admitting that il Is 5000 It was sui enter
ed and taken possession OF By 20 ony-co regulars
and OF CGilochs Rangers acting mounted guard
You could not serve any IN the Jnsed states tna
wav and ths place perfect tortncaon nom is posi-
.on and The strength OF The houses which are OF store
Capt VIaton- command occupies large scaoolhoust
in one corner OF the Plaza -esr the churchsFons and
=; The same TIN. coInodious and comfortable quarters
Inc Camanches. who have committed many ravaSes
II this vciny OF late said 10 have LETT Tor the nour
aIns OF Texas with their prisoners and plumber. Many
OF the women and children from the adjoining ranches
driven IN bv the Indians ii, here C. W, n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

q Among the Wings elected to the Kentucky
Legislature are Hon. SHERRop WILLIAMS lex NJ.
c. and General LESLIE COMBS, known and honored
abroad as well as at home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

~ Hon WILLIE P. MASGuM, L. S. Senator
from North Carolina who has been detained at
Washington by sickness has been cured-probaby
by the good news from the Old North State-and
will leave for home to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24
= To.DAY,S PAPER.-A
WING Conventions.

xxvla Congressional Distric, crOmpkin' chemans
a Yates, a, Havana the 18th Sept
Csen,uag County Convention; ie, and for County
osrstorial and Congressional Deiega'e'' N''
,.o,nnstors at Pine Valley sept L.
or.e-io County Convention for appointing 9'uN anu
e. Os.o delegates at Canandaisua' sept u
s,sosa,e County Convention for the nomination %, Q,
slegs.es TO the state Convention al ~ '-
ioth Of September.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

NgLos-So much has been written land much moro
saidl Of Mile Bsngys Gis.e-o its grace and inellecnI
a. beauly-that adequate superatves left
press ourseves-wc therefore bo endorse
tonight with the great advantage of the exerons OF the
Rayel Family. Gabriel appears
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24
CANARGo. AUGUST >. Is+6.


:. lew hours after we lett Mier yesterday, the
Cauanchcs killed and =calpcd The Alcaidc within few
hundred yards OF the outskirts OF the place He
turning his ranchoin The ncishborhood Ut the time
and was shot from fence some other cover
There is no mistake that large force Of Canarches Is
on this SIDE the Rio Grandc committing dcpredatons
and numbering the inhabitants with nIpuni;y Parties
OF them have appeared al Guerrero, city some thirty
ynes above Mier have stolen great many horses and
mules and have killed several ofthe principal citizens
among them one of the town Council. The authorities
of the place have sent " their submission 20 the officer
in coimsud CT the United States troops mere and would
Doubtless be deli ,hed American force in the
Plaza You may why do not the Mexicans out
in Observation-Disclosures. they do the Indians ten to
one-gve them a sound dribbng, and drive them out OF
the country lis because they too lazy IN the rs'
place and too t.md in the second so FAR as can see
the men here spend onethird OF .,ic lay in sleeping
oncthrd In bathing AMI the ether third in doing nothing
not a very profitable employment of time they would
say away Down East
Camarso Is now overrun with troops, the white tents
of the soldiers covering and The Rangers
start out tomorrow on a scout IN the direction OF Mon
rerev and bodies OF regulars with arm will prob
ably soon follow Every is anxious 10 get away
from this place TO move anywhere You may think IN
New. Orleans that you know something about hot wealth.
er and muskcoes. You don't know nothing G. W. X.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

e Mr. Fowler. the celebrated Phrenologist,
has accepted an invitation TO deliver Of Lee.
lures on this interesting Science in ogdensburs, n
commencing early in September. Those therefore who
wish his professional services will do well TO call on
him during the present week. His Cabinets situated
in Clinton Hall l3i Nassau-.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24
cANARGo. Au-ust 3. ga.

~
I have Just seen letter dated yesterday at
Revnosa the writer OF which calls for detachment OF
mounted men guard large drove OF pack mules to
This place He has reliable information 20 he says that
gang OF brsHnds has been organized IN the negnoor
hood OF Reynosa TO cut up any and every SINAI! party
they may upon the rosd and ne farther states that
some OF the principal men OF that place are engaged IN
this scheme OF pllsgc and murder. We are reaang
thousands OF individuals here with consideration and
repect who would round and cut our throats the
trst opportunity.
Troops still continue to pour in, several compa
MES having arrived since wrote yesterday, on the
steamers Roberts and Big Hatchee. Cen Worth has
moved the camp TO high and dry ground on the San
Juan mile below Can,argo where the soldiers are tar
moro comfortable. How Napoleon used 10 dispose OF
his tremendous armies is mystery TO me. Hudded as
close closer than comfort will allow eight or ten
thousand men here take up wilderness OF space.
Capt Gespie= Rangers remain IN camp here, while
McCulloch= of this morning IN the direction as
is supposed OF Monterey securing the country as far at
least China and possibly farther Reports that large
among other companies that OF Segun, have reached
this place The Hangers will lind them they are 10 be
found.
We have no farther account, OF the ravaces OF the
Camanches in the neighborhood OF Mer or Guerrero.
No American troops have started for the latter place
and do not know that i the intention vi the
msnding officer dispatch any but he has authorized
the authorities 10 enlist armed company OF mounted
men for home protection.
An express has just come in from Mier. The rider
says there good many Indians lurking a5ouLG w.K
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

SUDDEN DEArH.-Col. i. + aiming, I'd Regiment
L. 6 ARTILLERY died suddenly, al the Henrie Honse in
this city yesterday afternoon about o'clock OF apo
pexy he apparently IN good health unit! within
an hour OF his death.
Col + was Sc years OF age. lie entered the army in
lsl2 served through the war with England with
Gen jackson through the Seminole war; and was in
service in Florida where ne participated in TWO OF the
most sanguinary battles. Cincinnati Gaz Aug. ~
p Colonel MCINTOSH returned from the South
b. the last stage and pleased learn that his
health continues slowly to improve. He will remain in
the city only day and then proceed directly
New York on visit 10 part OF MS family, who reside
there. The sword which has been ordered by the
mit,ee appointed for that purpose vi! probably not be
received before his departure SavannshRep Aug. l3
DEAR LIvISG.-One OF the Alabama Volunteers
speaking purchases from the suffers OF The army
saws: ." positively buy more in Mobile for FIFTY
cents than with i've dollars here Il IS really hard
fight almost nothing and be swndled out oft in this
way Another volunteer, apparently much troubled IN
spirit says II is pretty tough, tell you-wases only
81 month, whisky from to TWO dollars gallon
and other necessaries OF life in the same proportion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

DISPATCHES FOR CoNMoDoRE CoNSER-We
stated in the Picgyune days since that bearer OF
dispatches for Com. Conner mad arrived at Pensacola
and that the Wolcott cutter Captain Fetio had
received orders proceed 10 the Gull with him she
went TO sea on Monday last but the Captain fearing the
approach of a storm, put back, and Mr.. Habersham l.
5 Navy bearer OF the dispatches proceeded at once
10 this city where he arrived yesterday lie vii! pro
coed 10 the Brazos to-day, and thence proceed in
one OF the cutters that point 10 Vera Cruz
n tth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24
IMPORTANT Now or TRooPs.-The following is
extract OF lct,er dated Matanoros August G. re.

s. o. Delta, 18th
." Hayss Regiment lesve here for two three
days. This expedition Is than ordinary ranging
party. They being equipped with teHts-somehing
unusual: all the horses have be shod ANA paymaster
learn, goes along. All the prominent who here
from the ni,ed Texas, accompany IL Look
for squalls do dot be surprised, II the water don't pre-
vent If YOU hear OF them having possession VI Tampco
and OF the mas of the volunteers being shipped that way
and marched from that point through The country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

r1YA horrible story is told by Augustus Schmidt,
who ives the OF Chatham and Pearl sts WHO
the Police Office yesterday and made atda
lit about his having been employed some four months
ago BY Christian Aherns living in Avenue D, to make
way with dead body in Aherns's cellar. The details
TOO revolving to be published, and the whole story
at present seems to hyperbolical well IS da.
boHcaI aspect. warrant il cut Cor Ahens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

e We understand that Spencer confined In
Jersey City for the murder Of his wife having made
several attempts escape, has been confined IN irons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

T The Jefferson Union OF Daughters OF Ten
perance make an excursion to Verpanks Point tonor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

- ames Smith, Esq Attorney at Law Of
sing Sing lett that place Saturday morning board the
steamer ST. Nicholas in usual health, and about If
teen minutes was corpse. No previous symptom was
given and his death probably the OF debility
as ne has been feeble for time Capt. Frazee, of
the St Nicholas returned and left the remains Sing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

II Madame OTTO. the favorite vocalist, sailed
or Europe on Saturday the packer ship Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

q The Fo' y-iourth Tradesale OF Bangs Rich
ards Plat th. morning al 2Oi Broadway.
Their Catalogue consists OF large octave volume in il
self and embraces, told quantities OF almost
every article known in the Bookselns and Bookmaking
business The Trade need NOT be informed OF the i'm
porance attached the periodical auction sales OF this
firm. The articles to be offered this morning are Sta
tionery and Binders goods. The sale will commence
at eight o'clock The collection OF Books be offered
during the week is said be the larses, that has
been presented Mt any single sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-24

p 1t raiued little yesterday and then little
more and then little less and las, not At s!lthc
weather clearing up by degrees atd he Thermometer
-i.i,, in ,hr same vysv
The Arkansas banner., 1846-12-23

nKofx0 AND WHIsTLsxc.-The Coarrie, " Eau Uais gives this good 'un: "A fee - lspor singer lately mads. his appearance M nc stsge n Monlines (Alliere.) He was 6cissd on bis entrance with hisses. With W nppsering 10 be moved by this stormy Sr615on, the artist advanced 10 the front, I1 Addressed himself to the pit:
 aaenil6men.' said he, sit Is pity to hear n whistle 90 badly; allow me to give you In6ros1.s
 And with that the singer began to whistle, h lhe most harmonious modnlaii0ns, the HIsd aiss of the Mssgsetaires Of Hslevy. llis unexpected concert applsases sue
 III the whistle, and from that the Bour- nese public, parodizing the form of the nsessslion of the TAossand aad ore ' @1ifs, say every night to this actor sirs if you do not sing, whistle one of ' 1cse airs you whistle so well.' And the ssesr makes good profit out of his nigh lks Ihncnisd Henry Finn used to give all IT noses he could to song, and pointing easd wish his finger, whistle the balance tke scale.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-12-23

ApyIcs--ALet him go to rum, he will noi lisssn 10 my advice" Stop, sir. How have yon advised your erring friend. Have kind woris fallen upon his heart, like the gentle rains and silent dews, that revive and bless the tender shoots and smiling flowers. Have you taken him by the hand-,ears moisten- iag youl eyss-and with pleasant language and tsnder feelings, pointed out the rum Q which his steps were tendingl No, we feaF not Ton have slam-banged him with tIcs1nnciation and wrath, and consigned him ~ once to iniamy and disgrace. Like pcns- ID lake, just bursting out to desolate and de- stt0y, % have the torrents of words fallen rom your lips No wonder he does not lis- len to you. it is no matter of surprise that h6 persists in . course of rebellion, when sach has been your treatment. You are vet |te learn your duty and practice accordingly, before you given up fallen, erring brother. --Portiand Bulletin.