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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-14


bought honors Of their ellowtowpsman The battles Of
the eighth and ninth May, fought by gallant little
army under every disadvantage of circumstances and
position, and against fearful odds have proved to the
world that in the long interval of peace with which
untry has been blessed have lost neither the mill
ary skill the cool courage which have heretofore
ever charactized our countrymen And should fail to
do justice either TO my feelings, to those Of the
friends whom represent this occasion, omitted to
pay the tribute justly due to that Institution TO whose
noble and udicons training indebted for the skill
and science exhibited this OCCASION and feel doubly
grated in having an opportunity Of doing so in the
sepce of (Protessor Mahan Of West Point) whose
abors have so largely contributed to the foundation
of the military character Of many in the field
Accept then sir this remembrance Of the friends from
your birthplace. who greet you this occasion, and
permit also behalf of my self and my brother OFF,
present. to witness this act of honor to to
whom honor is due, to add feelings OF admra
ton and respect, and warmest anicipations that
career 80 suspicously commenced may be long CONT
nued in adding honors to your own name, and
To this address, Lieut. Jordan responded In the most
modest He said that in the action alluded TO he
had done his duty his brother officers had each and all
done the He accepted the sword very gracefully
and his remarks were received by the company with
marked applause. .
AT the close OF the ceremonies all adjourned to the
drank in sparkling champagne, not TO- getting
among Others the humbls but brave corporal Wood who
the 6eht to place Of safety West Point toaste
two three times the great nursery OF American
heroes During the coure Of the evening" ono Of the
ladies play cd ten Tia, lor's march
Lieut. Jordan Is quite young man. OF avery martial
and soliisry appearance and the ladies' eyes oeamed up
him, though they at least, thought that none but
The sword presented. was highly finished piece Of
work manship. heavily mounted, with gold and silver,
sheath was engraved the folio ing words =
10 Lieut. CHAsLEs D. JosDAs. sta Infantry U. A.,
from his fellow townsmen residing in New York, as
mark Of their spect for his bravo conduct a. the bat
ties of Pale Alto and Ressca do la Palma May eth and
9h.-Prosented July ID ls4o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA, Sept. q.
The political campaign IS fairly opened By
the Wings in this vicinity and our Congressional Cand
dates are gu, the fields end workshops TO LET Labor
know where the real Protection ts interests is to be
found The Locos using every device 10 deceive.
every they met by friends and their
hypocrisy exposed. Norris and Conrad VIII make their
efforts tell the st and ih Districts either OF them
could beat their Loco-FOco opponents sirse-handed'
but ocoFocoism mas the insidious aid OF Natvsm 10
defeat their exerons Hope for the best and have eve
r. confidence that the Wings will adhere 10 their own
party nominations A. long they play into the hands
of Sativisu BY supporting candidates the choice OF
evils between them and Loco Foco.su. long will the
party exist There can BE- third party as pcrna-
men; one. Let Wings and Democrats vote their own
tickets and Natvism dies This will be done trust N
view preparing for the Presidential elections and the
Governors contest next year.
Your readers doubtless remember the case OF
Wesley Flavel who shot his sister and severely wound
ed his wife some time since tor which he was convict
ed and sent to prison, whence he pardUned by
Gov Porter This man ended career OF crime by an
untiuley end this morning lie came horne last night
late and in beastlv Of intoXicaon. He threat
ened 10 shoot mis- wife and started down stairs
for gun but his haste ne fell and severely injured
his neck and back tina, he died early this morning Thus
ends life of crime stimulated by the accursed love OF
liquor Should not the rumseer who gave him the
maddering drausht be held responsible for the maj
slaughter
Last Saturday the decayed body of man was
found in field on the Frankiord road His head was
severed from the trunk and was lying some distance
from the body No clue TO his identity discovered,
and the affair as yet is an inexplicable mystery.
The proceeds OF the Horticultural Exhibition
amounted s2605, nearly much as last year not
withs;anding the rainy weather last week
Great dissatisfaction exists here to the de
DELAYED transmission OF the Steamers news. Why Is
this The Boston Line should be rigidly watched =
the press Jour city There Is something wrong in it,
management
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22


The evening OF the year Is drawing nigh
fly tue Summer heats you've stained your faces,
QuicAlv 10 GOURAU DIS store, sweet ladies. hy,
To renoyaie your somewhat damaged craccs
Perhaps al Saratoga Springs you found
Folks stare al you, every pleasure trip;
The reason was that beHrdlikc hairs abound
Upon the sweet curve of your upper lip.
Haste and remove the cause-Pondrc Subtitle
win take away each hdcous, struggling hair,
And YOU. IN renovated brightness still
Shall shine, amidst the con sregated fur
Beheld more that thing almost Thurman,
a beard upon tine beguteou- face OF woman.
u DIR. GOURAUDS kaItan jedicuted Soap is univer-
sally acknow lodged be- par excellence the only article
eXtan Tor the remedy Of all such dsiguremens OF the skin
appear in the sha pc OF pmples, freckles, snbn
and norphew DR. G's Poudres Subtiles equally re-
arknblr the surprising properties they in in
simultaneously removing .uperhuous hair His Vegetable
Liquid Rouge for impartng TO the cheek anu lip Brilliant
permanent and natural unge, is unequaed.
Never buy in NewYorh except AT Dr. Gouraud's store.
81 Walkers a step from Broadway, of his following
AGESTs-Jordan, Milkst. Boston, Carleton Co, Low
ELI Ives, Salem; Guild. Bangor Bliss Springfield Green
Co Worcester Myers, New Haven; Bull, Hartford;
Backus, Troy: Pierce, Sanwix Hall, Albany; Morse,
Lockpor Sorrs Hudson; Hentish, Lancaster, Pa; Van
Buskirk, Newark &c. s2l Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22
Henry Clay. Opinion of the New Tariff.

We find in the Courier letter from Mr.. Clay adj
dressed to Messrs Albro, Hoyt Il Co. OF Elizabeth
town. n j. in acknowledgment OF present OF an
oiled hoor-coth of their manufacture. He gives
expression to his views OF Protection and the new
Tariff as follows:
In looking back from my retirement, upon my public
career there part OF my public exertions which
contemplate with satisfaction than the suppot
which throughout the whole OF il, constantly. jealous
~ and faithfully gave the industry OF my own coun-
try Its prosperity adversely has been intalibiy
marked by the adequacy or inadequacy OF Protection
as the thermometer indicates beat cold. believe
that the system OF Protection notwithstanding the oppo
son which ii has often encountered has pushed the
nation forward half century ~ advance Of where II
would have been If the doctrines OF free trade had al
ways prevailed in our public councils. Whether il will
be pushed back again, 70 the same or any other extent
by the Tariff recently established. which has sought
subvert the previous system and TO cznbody those doc
trincs remains to be confess that seriously APP
prchend great injury 10 the general business OF the
country and ultimately to the revenue OF the Govern
ment II there shall not be large addition 10 the
amount OF our foreign importatOns, the Treasury
experience large defca. If there should be an add
ton sufficient compensate c reduction OF duties the
ncrcn=c must be paid for by equivalent increase in
the vane OF our exports or The balance must be adjust
ed in specie have not the renocs expectation that
we shall be able 10 effect payment by additional cSpor
taon OF the products OF the country We in the v est
do believe that the relaxation IN the British system
of restriction is going to create any considerable de
mand for the surplus OF agricultural produce We
shall fear be constrained the other alter
native, in the event Of OF importa;ions and
pay for them in the precious metals. need not dwell
on the commercial disorder the embarrassment
~ department OF business and the widespread ruin
which would be occnsioned by constant expectation OF
specie in largo amounts We have had experience
enough Of these fatal consequence whenever Protcc
ton of our own industry has been inadequate
In all these views may be entirely mistaken II may
that imporHtions will continue flourish
and increase that the country will continue prosper
ID
Anxious for the welfare and prosperity Of the naion
whatever councils systems OF policy may prevail.
shall be most happy TO find these results realized and
tha, have crroneously entertained the opinions which
have so long sincerely adhered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

The ar Of -ejuyinatng progressing wonderful
~ Bachelors Hair Dye "a producing astonishing re-
suits Old friends who have been afflicted WITH gray
lair and boards take quite b. surprise their
proved appearance and sui natural TIA; We know not
10 what 20 attribute the change until ,iey il confidence
tel "a Al agree IN saying there il nothing equal to
Bachelors liquid for instantly colornz the hair Sold
wholesale and retail 8. No. Wallet See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

- Among the many place. Of amusement and re.
creation 20 De found in This city there possessing
more attractions than Di.brow's Riding School, 4Os
Bowery waica mas been thoroughly redrted and ebel
Ashec with splendid views OF me prominent and
admired scenery II the county. Strangers as well as
citizens should not fal visiting this wei known estab
hshuent and predict for the proprietor iuL and
fashionable attendance the approaching season
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

ho! Ho, You'EE GETTING BALD, Az YoV,-w.1 -.
Is misfortune AID CRIME, bat Ts-uas BED vS
Hne 81 opportunity oers TO rrslor- yrr hair hv .s,t
ana hoeIa use OF JSyGes Hair Tone but l.ie -
cr1i,e iais valuable preparation cNc.es he scalp 20 So
ana LshithN 7ctot e,ot.>S- .rn xr .nsrg =.
vents me aAr from falling o. CURES these epiiye di.
inca OXEN appear upon ,Ae head and IN ma,ori1~ 81
cases produces me growth OF new hair lla;so
ASra rieh and beautiful appearance unecGsIle BE
thing ct the kind Sold by r. G. BERFORn -!
81 ST. Va. D.,
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BooKS-Wc have OLLESDoRFF's most excel
lent System OF Teaching French and I,alsn-EEMrEts
Translation OF HAISEMASS's Materia Medicn Pura
"a beautiful and most acceptable Translation OF the
.Gcrusalemme Lberata with glowing Life OF TASso
-'LUcot on Scrofua,' most deeply interesting work
on Health and Dsease-the precious Poems OF Willis
GAYLORD CLARK-SAXEs nervous and brilliant Satire
called Progress and the whole Series OF vEss inva
liable Musical Pubiceaons-crammed uneasily into our
desk waiting chance to be noticed somewhat they
deserve There is hope for them just yet however
and they good that they will keep News and al!
sorts of things that must be published, die in day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

FALL FASHION Fos HAra.-At Genius 2l4 Broadway
opposite 81 Panls-Hsv;ng devoted unusual attention
IN producing this style The attention Of gentlemen ia in
vi'ed 10 Il The Kghess grace and buoyan effects Of
these Hat, cannot De described-they must be
De appreciated Also large ASSORTMENT, OF Paris Hats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22
Orders for Lardner,s Lectures.

edition of the bound volumes will be ready on
Wednesday and orders first received will be attended
Back numbers TO complete sets may still be obtained
As the Work viii hereafter be printed in Numbers
cannot agree to supply the back numbers for any
great length OF time The work bound or any of the
numbers can be ordered through any Bookseller or
Country Merchant. DSWW&NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

e The free exhibition at the PLUME NATIONAL
DAGUERREAN GALLERY, PSI Broadway, introduces az &
glance the features Of patriots and warriors than
the curious could come in contact with in age Of
search. 1t also makes the neaments OF beautiful
and distinguished women familiar daylight Of
The merits OF Plubes portraits he who gazes upon the
walls OF The in Broadway, needs other argu-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

yTY~Ot SUMNER has past-tiinc OF heat and of sun,
How many lady has thy power undonc;
Thou irecked and suubur tbsir necks and thetr
faces
Thou hast iannd their skins yellow in various places
Yet ladies', YOU still can hay. white and clear skim
Like thousands Who have used the stated herelH
Use cake OF the true Jones Chemical Soap,
All eruptions and irecaes will vunish-elope,
and your skin will be clearer than You could hope
Tits honest truth that every vesge of eruption or
Disagreement disappears by the OF the genuine JONES
SOAP leaving the skin lovely an infants Sold At the
sign OF the American Eagle, 81 Chathara-s. \. Y. 1879
Fulton.sL Brooklyn sl9 2icOd
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MARRIED.

On "Wednesday. the 10th inst by Rev IoAn c. Ca.
NJ ESoS WHITE OF Weymouth. MAssachuse.,t..S :.
Miss NARY 4. FOWLER. OF this City
AFFAIRS THE FAxTHEsT WESr.-At the L : r.,
sular House Monterey. Calogrs. by Thomas O. ,,rs+
|. :. Consul. James Williams OF Cspe GerarleAa Cov.
y, State OF Missouri. 70 Miss Mary Patterson Isessc
County Mr.. John Harris OF Brighton, Monroe coasss
New-l ork 10 Miss Drucilla Shsdden OF jackson CO..:
y Arkansas s arriving IL California via the Rocky
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

RAILROAD AccIDsSr.-Ar accident occurred 70
the o'clock train from Troy Ess; Albany, SSru--
day aeoat half mile from, the Nail Factory caused BY
the breaking OF IN axle OF the ader which falling
ne 'FssS tore from the passenger sl the wheels
fippe1 me BOTTOM completely and three il nom the
TseA- fortunately no injured, although there
were upwards OF 40 persons in The car
Some OF the passengers walked down 70 Eas, Absry
and other. went back to Troy whsnce they sen,
down 20 Albany il extras
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

Slight cough. sensibiHty to changes Of ternpera
suEe AID langud feelings usually mark the approach of
Consumption Beekrnan's Syrup VII Insure immediate
relief Ofice e. CortIand-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

BUFFALO uSIvERsIrr.--The Medical Department OF
this institution will go operation during the ensuing
Spring II Will interfere with the Annual Course of
Lectures delivered Geneva, majority of VII Med
icsl Faculty have elected 10 the corresponding
Chairs az Buffalo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

Esr Freckes Sunburu, Tan. MorThew Pimples. Blotci
es and al euptons quickly d-pelled by one cake of
the genuin, JoSEss ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP. 1t makes
sallow. yellow dark skin beautifully clear aud WHITE
Sold tony in this city, the American Eagle 81 Chat
han.st ij Broadway, \. Y. and 1870 Eutonst Brook
lvu. g73 5roas ST. Newark. 80 eieod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

COLOMBIAN MAGAziSE.-.Netc- York.-Israel Post
40 Nassau.st-We have another good number Of
the Columbian Magazine, with embellishments OF
q different class from those which have recently
appeared in the work. The mezzotint BY Sadd,
and one OF lis best b. the way from Destouche's
painting OF Cure for Love" is full of humor,
and is racily illustrated by John Inman. The
View on the 81. Lawrence is good picture
we'll engraved These two engravings. to say
nothing of q Paris Fashion Plate, will be by many
regarded as alone worth more than the price OF the
number Mrs. Child contributes a most touching
story entitled Rosenglory, in which are introduced
some Of those inintabe touches of sentiment which
distinguish her writings Excellent articles are
also furnished by Mrs. Elicit, Mrs. Embury, Miss
Russell, Fanny Forester, Mrs Sigouney. Seba
Smith and other popular writers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22
Business Notices.

STYLE FOR GESTLEMEN's HArs.-Leary & Co. Hat
tsrs, Aston House, NewYork VIII introduce the Fashion
FOR The season THURSDAY Sept 3D. au26t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

THE RrGGrNG Housr.-A very beautiful and in
cres;ing Print OF the Sail Loft where Methodism first
took root in this City, l20 Williamst got up in
Robinsons best style lies before To the Methodists
it must be acceptable memeno OF the days Of
their small beginnings this City gigantic their
present dimensions Robinson IS a, li2 Nassau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

~ PH.LoN's MAGIC HAIR DYE, new and Invaluable
discovery warranted neither wash cH. being
LIQUID Dye which simultaneously changes the color OF
the Hair beautiful brown black. without INJURY TO
the hair or skin The great superiority Of this Dye
ssis in the mode OF application and instantaneous ei-
tec,all other Dyes requiring from twelve hours &c
produce any change its superior excellence will be
parent to every one upon Il single application Country
gentlemen can have bottle forwarded them By express
hv sending cash enclosed f. Phalon 81 Broadway Jud
sons Hotel Price 81 per bottle, with full directions for
use CITY gentleman requested TO call the depot and
have their whiskcrs dyed Bogue Fawceti. No. III
Cbesru,-st AGENTS for Philadelphia aus eodf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

SLOW the comparative legislation Of the American and
British Gosernneass with regard 10 raw materials and
otaer os the use Of manufactures and II
duties on articles required for the OF their anGtac
turers. American Congress have Increased the bur
dens OF manufacturers By additional nt,.. ~, ,hs
raw materials imported Tor their 3, the same mr.,
that they have reduced the protective dutles n.y.
there parallel OF injustice the history Of
legislation in sny country
Several classes of srrcics used in manufactures which
pay small specific rates of duties by ;he Ti OF lSis
have been changed by the Tariff and on mos, OF
them the ad valorem will be higher than the sp
cite paid TIC following Will spec;,
mems taxing the duties sccusly psid the last import
atone BY the report of The Secretary of the Treasury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

The Evening Post says The statement !"
Journal OF Commerce yesterday morning that me ~.
lector of the Port requires ha, Treasury notes 'n"'
endorsed By the person paying then in we nave A'''
tanned 10 be erroneous.
The Pottsyille Miners Journal OF SATURDAY sssi
The ouan,,v nj Coal sen, this week reaches 2,ils
tons being 40 tons less than the quantity cent last
and falling Of since the reduction OF the Tar Of nel
" 1000 tons in the weekly supply This certainly ao
no. look Ike the Increased activity in the eosi
.nc the passage OF the British BILL which wss pred
would take place by The writer's in the Phiacesp-
Ledger Some of our largest White Ash eoilieres
tirue IN state Of suspension, and others hare ioa -
necessary TO curtail al present The "harves 80
R.ckmond are stocked with coal large portion OF
q unsold and vessels are very scarce Tor Eastern
., present. owing to adverse winds and ether dIacs''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

TT GoUsAUos ITALIAN INDICATED soar, IS warranted
to cure Tan Pmpes. Frcckes. Sunourn. and all skin
beushes or no pay taken 81 Naker-si ls store from
Broadway, positively be had no where else. Reuen
Der the place. au9t eodu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

provenen snd Is TIE mos. important one Ter he Tird
Ward which has been projected Tor so,e TIE
balance OF the weeks municipal legislation rather
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DISPATCHES FOR TIE TRIBUNE
BY MAGNE ETC TElEG Il A r n
THE MnRaION WAR
AxoTEER BATTLE At NAUvoo.

B..-rxoaE Monday eTeaiag
Another battle has been fought al NauvOo- The
No-aons were again victorious. the ANTS being
compelled 70 retreat The Narcotics bulk breast
works Tor rheir defence which they mounted with
SIX pieces OF cannon. The Antics seemed quite
satisfied with their present disgrace, snd after hsv-
iar thrown two shots INTO the Nsuvoo Camp soa-
cited a parley. TINS the Narcotics refused them
returning for answer that they had done talking
The action then began on both sides with despefa'
ton. The firing OF artillery soon closed. and the
battle was changed to nasket-y- Anderson. the
brave leader OF the Narvoo Spartans. and his son
iel lighting both being shot: two others OF the
Nauvoo party were killed and several were wound
ed. Among the Antics SIX are reported as wounded
Captain Smith it Is thought. morta.iy Another
battle is hourly expected Great distress exists at
Nauvoo There IS grievous scarcity OF provisions
Ammunition IS also scarce
overwhelmingly Evening.
There Is quite an improvement IN the markets
relative 70 wheat on winch article there IS and ad-
vance OF c,s. per bash- Flour has undergone no
change.
= man BIZ the name of o Brien native OF Ire;
land, fell through ar old bridge on the canal and
vas drowned Forty six vessels arrived mere To-
day from the West
The amount o; tolls collected On Saturday was
SIS 70
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Court Caleudnr-Thi. Day.

COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos 80, ~, % y. 30. -,
36 30 10 -, a. 40 Part Mos 81 %, % =. -, Jl
n n 10 ~
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WISCONSIN Election.

In the District composed OF Dane, Sank &c Collins
the Wing candidate is elected to the Council In Dane
the Wing Sheriff. Register, &c. elected.
Rock Co. elects the whole Loco Foco ticket
Marquette Co. elects Union Delegate 10 tho Con.
ven,on.
Dfrne5qso Co elects Ex-Governor Doty Delegate TO
the Convention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22
1-sEE OUTSIDE OF To-DAy's PAPEh.-a

Traeeseys and ota. leaving the Cy IN the s' "
neon are informed TIA: an EcenfnS Eds'on q s.,e.
bua< ia printed every day containing tne O'clock
Markets News by the Southern MAJ % er;.g Firm
Of he TSnne every one win Be able 70 axe e WIN I'm
m. ,s,es, neys mn 20 the time Of leaving tae Cify
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

r- The Museum was ilied again last evening TO hear
the, Orph-ans The large and spacious saloon never shone
greater array OF beauty. nor was an audience ever
Ihs is their last week advise a.
10 avail themselves this opportunity OF hearing them
before thew leave They give their concerts this afternoon
and evening In connection with other rich and varied en-
ter,siuments Col Chafin. The Dwsrf, remains but this
yv.ek and can be all times together with the Nam
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-22

- Dry business at the Police yesterday
noting bu: parcel Q: commonplace sascates rot
worth specia, notice.