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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14
Remember Annexation {.

Don't let the act nor the consequences pass out O
. the public mind
Remember that we are involved In q most expen
sivs and disgraceful War, which had its origin IN
ths Annexation Of Texas.
Remember that the Protective Policy has been
broken down by the votes Of the Texas senators
and could not have been without them.
Remember that Folks Vctoes Of the river anu
Harbo. and French Spoliations bills are us'iieu ~
good part by the alleged need OF all the money III
the Treasury to carry on the War caused oy tne
Annexation of Texas.
p.,,c,ober that the Debt Of Texas IS yet to be
mid and that she has semioiiical guaranty
That Uncle Sam will pay it. It amounts 20 many
Millions.
Remember that the inhibition by Congress OF
Slavery in the Texas territory North OF So 80 has
been utterly secuted b. Texas herself, and that
Slavery will exist there under the Constitution oi
Texas in defiance OF tho Joint Resolutions consent.
ing to Annexation.
Remember that Texas has been stretched to the
Rio Grande in utter defiance OF the boundaries
originally claimed by herself as we can prove To-
Stephen F. Austns Map, now in our possession
He bounds Texas or the South w est by the Nueces,
its true and well known limit.
Remember that it is the purpose OF the Annexa'
tonists TO carve three or four more States out OF
Texas and make them all Slave States
In short, remember that the whole drama OF An
nexation has been ono of unparalleled rapacity' de
ccit and gigantic iniquity, against which every
honest man and lover of Freedom should sternly
and Indignantly protest and struggle to the end.
The North has Just united for once and planted her
foot on the landmark Of No more Slave Territory
Considering that Texas herself has utterly disre'
parded and set at defiance OF the plainest pro
visions Of the Annexng Resolutions, let us carry
out the principle to its inevitable results and IN
ale, on having no more Slave States This is the
true rround-it is our ground, and shall be ever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14

all the gloom there Is however the consolation of know
NJ ~ rn. nypocrs;ictl h.> brru torn rom rr
p.rscs statesman and That he has been afraid to nice,
The ordeal OF the Senate. How fallen IS ha, public
who after lifetime spent in the service OF his country
averts his holds down his head and n very g.
Gsres not look 10 tie SenR:ei Mr. Buchanan has
indeed fallen. He hss been much indebted 10 the good
feeling and forbearsacc o: The Wing press II State
but he VII no longer o. spared.
Wandering about streets Cain ike with the brand
OF public -cprobO-lop his forehead Is Charles J.
lngersoI Of 6nc talents perverted 20 The bases;
tieIna-Ose ana common scod. HIpos;er ord
HELLER he walks among HI fellow who actually
seem 70 avoid him il there were infection IN his
presence lis pol;ics, lie closed and upon II. lo,.b
may b inscribed Died otdeectei si,iacat!Or. dshsS
evidently in the O.; his pablo career found i
easier and more profitable libel chests OF tea than 10
libel distinguished statesmen. lis ts:c should OF
warning all TINE. for coUny;sn. that they who
allow their passions tie better otther VII assured
y be heavily judged at The bar OF public opinion.
stated few DAYS since that the Government
had chartered the propciers John 4 Stevens and John
Z Thompson for the RIO GranGe They now load
Ing with supplies and stores and WI, De OF with al
dispatch.
Amelia Edwards. colored girl committed sui
eide yesterday BY taking lsudanuui. from unrequed
love The object OF her affection told her very b:itly
he would not have her and poor Amelia rushed ;o
smother world. where 81 Is love. Blu; for the color Of
the victim there might DC chance for sentiment but II
this free s, equal country who tee ideas
OF deep feeling and devoted aachrnen; with the de-
spsed African
Elizabeth Hannah was arrested YESTERDAY tor
,-iaarciie il. Manayuuk She drowned her child ten
months old IN creek and then covered il with leaves
,, cauSe otthe crime have no, learned but she con,
:csscd 1t before suspicious were excited ana pointed
out the temporary grave
was over to Camden this morning to see the
Grand CrcNe Match between picked eleven OF Your st
George Club and the bgss eleven of our Union boys
They arr, a tine looking set Q; athletic men. The -.
Georges have new bowler, Comfy. who throws
,endou- ball which bs,icd ;he Unions ii their FIRST in
ming, When left the ground the Union had Just finish
~ their 6rst innings with the following 9csu!,:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14
Things in Philadelphia.
Jurisprudence o; The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA August Il IL l5i6.
Our City continues very dull and spiritless both
as regards business ard !ncidenra Our Fall
sales =hould nave commenced fortnight since but there
cloud Of doub: aid depression hanging over The
business world induced % The parayzng action Of Con.
zgess Inc coal ade is depressed and the demand de-
creased many Eastern factories either intend to
;a tae- business OF unwilling 10 enter upon new
contrasts for fuel un1l they know now me Tai il to
operate 80 also with cur Iron men-orders ere sus-
pended, and many furnaces will blow out this Fall
tnde. the pEesen. dicourazins aspects the banks viii
not discount ror paper. and that viii ofcourse coape!
suspension.
The farmers already begin 10 feel effect the
IarE agricultural me depressed Price Of
ool winch & fully 30 Per cent lower thsn II vas last
year. Where al his end cannot toresee The
ocos may OF raising the cry Of panic, bu, L
! even Than being Democratic pane, as Cen
Cameron characterized lit an indu.ta! panic the
lsborer ;reglbe. h= scst ptt4ace-ne miner looks
for reduction OF wages and the furnace men dread 70
see the blessings and oenehis' :oreshadowed years
ago by M Buchanan n nis Suo-TEeasury speech. Ii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14
Whig State Convention.

State Convention, to be composed OF Delegates
from the several Counties OF this STATE equal 20 neir
representation in the House OF Assembly will De held e.
the ctr of Utica on Tuesday the Tnert Third day Of Sep
6y next, at ~ o'clock noon, for the purpose Of nom
mating candidates for Governor Northumberland
and TWO Canal Commissioners 70 be supported By the
Wing Eccor, Of this State at the ensuing Election and
TO transact such other business may be deemed proper
BIZ tho Convention. albany, august 10. 1886.
JOHN TOWNSEND, JAMES HORNER
DANIEL CADY, HAMILTON FISH,
FRIEND HUMPHREY. H. L. HAYNOR.
c. p KIRKLAND, GEO. w. WEED
State Central Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14
Explo,iop ON the Mouutaineer.

a painful rumor was in general circulation yes
tsrdav afternoon TO the effect that the boiler OF the
new steamer Mountaineerha had exploded, and killed
some is or ~ passengers. We are happy 10
lcsrn, however and tina, ;ron, the lips OF Captain
Frazce, that no person was killed nor dangerously
injured though four five persons were sonlew hat
scalded One o; the passengers had his hand
scalded aud the chambermaid was scalded in her
feet. Her injury was the wors, OF any but she did
no, call for ws,er but walked about and off the boat
with all the others
The accident occurred al Z O'Clock last evening
when the Moun,aineer WAS near Yonkers OF her
way to Peeksku, \ shee, n the s,eamehiulney
which mus; have been defective, gave way, allow
Ing the steam, to escape with loud noise. bat most
Of 1t passed into the smoke pipe. The passengers
were taken of by the Thona, Powe and conveyed
10 their several destinations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14
Illinois.

Vim Congressional Dtstrict.-Joe Dariess CO
gives Turner, Loco, 50 majority, III lsi+ 81 fo'
Polk Ire for Turner ll6--'4l. g for Polk; VIZ
acJaeo rs majority for Knox-in n Us tor Clay
Ogle Knox 60-in A Clay 2l2
WIZ Dishict.-!Sancem0n &c. gives Lincoln
Wing candidate for Congress over COO majority
and elects the whole Wing ticket.
Greene CO. elects two Wings to the House
gan.
Morgan CO. Wing, doubtful.
.uea0rd-l Wing elected.
a Wing Senator elected in the above three
Counties
Bond o. gives Kirkpatrick. Wing, for Cover
nor. 7s maj and Smith, Ind. for Congress, 10 and
elects Wing Rep.
.uacoapia Co Wing and Loco elected to
the House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14

ELuSocs RsS-Bergnesn wrote 10 the Roya! Society OF
London in 1851 that he had obsered occasions rain
that sparked when I. struck grourd which appeared
to De covered with waves Of Ere Few persons have Wit
messed the phauosnon Of luminous rain, but Of the mental
and nora light that has rsned upon the world during the
present century all conscious. Among The results
Illumination IS The discovery that al scrofuous and other
ulcerous naades well all erpt!ye diseases, origin
ale impure state. Fortunately with knowledge OF
fact also the discovery Of agent applicable
remedy. Science says tina; vast number Of diseases
are generated II blood Experience proves that Sandss
sarssp.riiis Will them and is confirmed by the test!
nony Of thousands who have been the recipients of its
healing virtues
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail by A. B. L D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fu!ton-st corner OF
wi!an-st 70 Broadway, and = East Broadway He''
York Soil also By Druggists generally 'nf'usH's. "''
United ssles Price 81 per bottle or six bottles for 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14
Business Motifs.

PLuMBE DAGUERREAN GALLERY 2jl BRoAnwAY-Inc
indispuabe merit that has followed the beautiful speci-
mems OF this artist Professor Plunbe wherever his
talent. have been elected il universally acknowledged
For beauty of execution and fidelity of likeness they
have obtained the tributes of artisrcal merit and Vis
to hi. Picture Gallery will confirm the fact OF MS pre-
eu;Reu, advantages over other preenders TO the art
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14

8 Cs@S suggesting the name OF "a di.dn.
suished Clergyman OF The Capital OF StS,e" for
Pycs;den, OF Yale College. csnno, sppes. simply because
speaks dispAasinsly OF The Qualifications Q; the gen
,,elnen already named IN connection with that post We
AZ, sure il publication would aaaoy sud pain the e
nent Scholar aud Divine WHOM; it is designed TO com
mend We are willing TO permit, the announcement OF
names ioy this important and honorable ssson through
our columns bu; newspaper discussion OF the relative
merits OF this and tina, candids,e would be undigniaed
and out OF place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14

We erroneously named Hon. u. ". Uoad-
cor:h OF this STATE among the against Free
dom on the proposition TO allow no more Slave
holding territory to De added TO the Union We
con:ounded him with IIoodrard Of :. Ca sad
mistake as ;here is coming 10 be little differ
ence between New.Yo.k and South Carolina Loco
Foooisyn. and likely 70 be more
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14
Mr. Buchanan 10 the lh.rican Minister Of Foreign
DEPARTMENT OF STATE

WASHINGTON, July ~ lSi6.
SIR The President OF the United States, no less
anxious 10 terminate than he avoid the present
unhappy War with the Mexican Republic, has deter
mined 10 make an effort 10 accomplish this purpose. he
has accordingly instructed the undersigned secretary
OF State propose through your Exce..ency to the
Mexican Government that negotiations shall forthwith
the conclusion OF peace just and honor
able for both parties Should Ais offer he received and
responded to By the Mexican Government in the same
frank and friendly spirit by which it has been dictated
he will i,nle 1a;ev dispatch Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Picnpotentary 10 the City OF Mexico WIN
instructions and full power 10 conclude treaty OF pesce
which shall adjust al the questions IN dispute between
the TWO Republics II the Mexican Government should
prefer 10 send Minister Washington TO conduct the
negotiation here ne shall be received with kindness and
respect and every effort shall DC made 10 accomplish
the object OF his mission with the least possible delay
In the pre-ent communication it Is deemed useless
and might prove injurious 10 discuss the causes OF the
existing war This Nigh; tend 10 delay or defeat the
restoration OF peace The past already consigned to
history the future under Providence i within our own
power.
The occasion may, however, DC embraced to state
that the President has cherished The kndest feel
nss for Mexico and that OF the nrst wishes OF his
heart is. that she may be powerful and prosperous
Republic. in perpetual snity with the United States.
Commodore Conner viii transmit this dispatch tor
your Excellency the Governor OF Vera Cruz, under
flag of and you respectfully invited TO adopt
the same channel for communicating your answer.
avail myself OF this occasion 10 offer your Excel
cncy the OF my most distinguished consider
alton JAMES BUCHANAN.
To his Excellency the MINISTER FOREIGN RELA'
Tons of the Mexican Republic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14
~sEE OUTSIDE OF TO-DAY's PAPER.-A

T,apelers and others leaving the City in the after
70 arc informed that an EreniNg Edition Of The Tn
Ssz is printed every day containing the stock Ssles
saasks News by the Southern mail &c up TOD o'clock
I no;rng of the Newsboy. for the ErentNS Edu,on
The Tribune every VIII be able TO take with him
~ ~. lsss, news up 20 the time of leaving the City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14

Solar LAMPS CAMPHESE LAMPS. CHANpELIEas Gil
RASDoLEs AND HALL LASTEaSs-Dietz, Brother
Co. No l39 Wilia.st. manufacturing and have a.
ways on hand full assortment of the above mentioned
articles and various other goods in their line which they
will sell a; wholesale retail at low prices for cash
iyIi I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14

There scarcely obIec; OF more IN n ed
winch personal appearance = - 49,
Than cultivation and OF ne nan, @ ann sd
misfortune which the afflicted have 60 ~ os.Tir1
By unpnnciped and designing iuacks s 49, I'd
Ms Invgorator l.. certain resiofer Of Itr ~ % 80 tTh
a. an infbe remedy scurf and f.ndLu., a0e -.
confidence strengthened BY daily iavoreo.e lgu..s vi
WHICH he has tbs gndoubed testimony Of EuHcreas OF or
most res citizens Sod wholesale shd fela ~ Z
Pha.or, 81 Broadway and by druggists sao 'ancJ eae''
generally throughout the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14

CHEROKEE TREATY.-The correspondent OF the
Commercial Advertiser writes that, Tuesday the de-
putes representing the Old settler party among the
Cherokee Indians the President their acceptance
OF the treaty OF the 9th OF August with the amendment
the Senate striking the item OF $4,000 for the
payment OF their debts contracted deputies the fees
their counsel and forth provided that the President
should order the money TO be paid in accordance with
rejected provision of the treaty that instrument,
will now 60 into effect by Of all the parties
cerncd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14

- Young Ladies will bear in mind thai the use OF
DR. BEExmASs SYRUP will regulate, purify and strength
IN the system, giving the akin the freshness and natu'
raj bloom Of health. Office i9i Cort!snd-s- \. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14
Missouri Election-sT. LOUIS.

Congress Uriel Wright CD 265a. VIM Mlburn l) loi7
J.B Bowlin ,irre. L. 1921 elected in the Dist
Senator's "a Long w. N. Campbell, Natives.
REPRESENTATIVES Geo. NJ Moore Anti.Navc; Isaac w.
Taylor John NJ Massey John ". Scott, Natives.
Naive Sheriff Marshal. Coroner, Clerk and SIX OF
seven Justices owing the division Of the AntNauves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14
UNION cIvu-lst NniTEs.

% The CFyonotypt edited by Brneyte Free
Trader-a real, whole sculed Free Trader none OF
your Walker ad valore,as-tbus strikes balance
between the two great parties
d. The misfortune OF the Wing party is that with a
great deal OF high and noble feeling it takes the wrong
side about every question OF politics which touches
Stll regard il with complacency than its great
which, while holds the truth lpwsc almost
all questions is immersed 10 the lips IN unrlchtcousness
Any one who believes an honest, intelligent high
minded man likely to be wrong every one OF
the nine ten great practical questions eminently
requiring knowledge aud morality TOR their just So
luton while his ignorant meansouled, hypocrlti-
cal rascal of neighbor is right on the whole
of them, may hold with the Chron. but we confess
its statement appears TO US improbable not ALSO
lntely incredhle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14
The August Elections.
North Carolina.

C;1.bsr ahead l.2!5; Clay do. AIS. Wig gain .Ss.
80. 49,, election is certain by 5000 to 10000
nsjori,v. shepard runs behind MS ticket IN every
mari Of The State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14
Indiana.

Is Marshall. Jhiicom5 a Gay. Poll.
63 Cos -.......4372 sci. 5599 61U7
Wh:comb ahead gi6 Polk do hoe; Narshalls gam
l62
The Senate is in doubt. Probably Loco;oco- The
Wing majority in the House will be from7 to L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14
House or Commons.

The above Counties comprise just about one half
Of the State The Wings have more to rope than
to tear from the residue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14

N;sLos-Ballet and pan,omime again Certainly Siblo
spares no pains 10 please his vsitors The Conrors
Gift as ht, draws full salooEs Mile. Bangys Sy!-
ph!de Is the very poetry OF motion: u Is great ol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14

~ The grea, OF the tremendous business they
are doing the American Museum simply this They
able Go there This afternoon md evening, and you
zee crowd happy people az ever congregaied unde
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14

MEXICAN INDEMNITY The scrip authorized 10
be issued in payment OF the $4,000 OF the second and
third Mexican !nstalents is made OUT and will be dis
tribued among the claimants forthwith. This j. hvc
per stock. redeemable in tive years. and viii no
doubt command par. The ,Hrlmess OF the Government
i. ac know!edgn their obligation pay this money mas
led the sacrifice OF their shares by OF the claim
ants at prices hardly than oneihrd OF what they
would now command. Cor. Com Adv
TEA.-Thc cultivation OF the tea-plant III France
bids fair to be successful experiment The climate OF
the South of France is said be well adapted TO the
growth Of the China herb which being tried in the open
air has developed it, leaf finely warm but slightly
humid phcrc is requisite and the plant
from its native air. which will grow in Algeria on
of parching heat, shoots forth with excel
lent promise in the genial climate of old Gaul.
HEAVY RogBERY-The house OF Fredk MoranG
No Is Ernest. broken open on Monday night, and
bills Of the Globe and New En- land Banks Boston
stolen theretrom. Fifteen twenty 500 bills the re.
mainder is email bills reward OF 5000 Is offered Tor
the recovery of the money. Boston Atlas 18th.
SUDDEN DEATH AND RoBBERY.-Mr. William
Shaw, broker, ie!l down in Exchanged Boston, on
Tuesday morning IN apopetlc ut. and died that same
afternoon Upon searching his clothc. which he wore
that morning it asccrthned that he had been rob-
bed OF between 81 900 and $1,000 in bank bills and
notes of hand
MINING Cove learn from the Rochester Amer
lean that ompauy has been formed IN that city Tor
the purpose OF mining for copper the shores oil Lake
Superior The Outonagon Is the particular location Sc
lected by them.
NAVAL. 5. ship independence for the Pacific
Ocean il expected TO zail in a few days. draft Of
about $50 seamsn from the Navy Yard Portsmouth,
Va arrived here yesterday afternoon In schooner Yes
ner Boston, AdT, 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14

r>1 Thomas Boys-one Of the Boys-was yes
rdsy fined 81 for refusing remove MS Cab from the
walk where il seriously ncommoding pssecn-
GER, The Boys mu.t look out-Csliph aickle las an
eye upon them.
- Ride out TO the Temperance Camp-Meet-
Ing to-day ut 18th tho Thirdavenue and Harlem
sages Tie ride costs out sixpence and 1t s worth
that .or health 10 any who can spare shilling.
" HoBoxEs.-" Here she goes and there she
goes. Il. fac, ,ha. thousands flying to the coun-
try in the vain hope escaping the hot weather as life
and health depended on being c!Osesed in seycabyUus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14

BILLS Sor PAssED.-The bills for the relief of
Philip ard Ephslet Greedy, n & L. Dana & Co. and
John Wing fell through the hurry of adjournment and
did not become laws.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14

- The EcLEcrIc COMMENTARY on THE Holy
BIBLE Nos v and VI. just issued. These numbers
contain fine engravinss-'The River Nile and The
Ark and Mercy Seat Price p cents per number and
published by shannon & Co POS Wi!liam.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14
Til. Thrift on rron-Prices and Profits.

X Greeley. ESQ: A Wing OF 1876, who believes tina,
YOU have looked into the subject OF Protective Tariff
in every aspect it presents, would like to inquire oil you
vhy duty of 30 per cent on Pig Iron is not sufficient
Protection 10 the American Manufacturer Will 1t not
insure profit from Is ls per cent Is the cos OF
production than IL per cent greater than in
Europel august 6th, 1896
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14

lY' The New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company commenced last Monday laying l. rail in
place Of the old.iashoned Hat The work ID pro-
crossing rapidly, and the cars continue to the
track eight times day as usual
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14

GoLp Pgy-The finest Gold Pen that we haw
had in our hand for many day is that manufactufSSt
Benedict & Barney, and known as the Congress fsH-
It combines all the quaites ., perfect article ana S'
be obtained for reasonable price The Palo Alto feh,
from the manufacturers ia also clever 'h"e oNu
sold cheaper Than the other These Pens may DC gao
,yboll. and retail Of X errick Pearl.st and OF
the booksellers and ationers generally Give them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14

FiREs.-There were several fires during w ednes-
day night. AT about o'clock A. NJ discovered
in Broadway Tenth.st and spread rapidly that
several frame buildings destroyed before IL was
ex,inguished. a =rna frame building in Ezabethet
near Walker, was also burned down. AT about
o clock hre broke out in Wests, foot of Barclayst
by which the upper part OF brick houses were much
injured, and he adjoining buildings damaged by