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THE COLUMBIAN FOUNTAIN !,

EDITED AND PUBLISHED DAILY Z
BY ULYSSES WARD. 3f'Aaloa
At One Cent per yNum6er. 4 Z Ii y,
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JOHN CONNELLY.
CHEAP CABINET, SOFA, AND CHAIR MAN
UFACTURER AND UNDERTAKEN

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He Informs his friends and the public, that he il
prepared to execute all orders in the above busi-
ness, with which he may be favored He hopes to
receive liberal share of public patronage. AZ
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RIGHTS OF Man.
Reported for The New-York Tribune.

hepOTtco lOI ne NoN- 1ElUUne
At the opening of the Anniversary OF the Areri-
can and Foreign Sabbath Union al Boston, on the
evening of the 2ih instant the Secretary Rev. DR..
Edwards, made some remarks which might be con-
sidered rather new to such as are accustomed TO
contemplate the Of Man simply II ais relations TO
his fellow man. without reference higher Power
We live ssid he In day when Jehovah is preparing to
magnify His word above all His name And way
in which He he doing this Is by showing TIA,
natural and moral laws coincide and far they
late TO man. alike binding the conscience They
illustrate each other Both from the great
Lswstver and both, when properly observed. tend 70
tbs mos, happy results. Providence !, rapidly e1-
tending and deepening the conviction N tast they
depend on ths Supreme Ruler for al their oessnls
snd thar they have sh;s privileges but these de-
rived from Him And especially. OF lste, has The
conviction been deepened. that among the numerous
privileges some claim 20 possess, the right 10 Work
seven DAYS 10 4 week is not one OF them Sucn
right except In reference works OF necessity AID
mercy no had Scch right individual snd
no human Government, lawfully presume 70 give or
sake. By the usurperon of such prerosative. men
violate the sa.l,di well oral laws OF Heaven
And this ocy enhances their crtmiasty bat
often briggs them 10 untrnely grave. These acs
Dr. E. said fully and s,kingly illustrated II toe
Permanent Sabbath Docunents which have been PAD
hshed In principal cities IN four drerent
Sad Of which about 10000 copies have already been
-
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Trnde OF the Iiud.olr.

Produce and Country Merchandise AryipinS a, Nso YORK.
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Co 1853 do, II Wolf; t0 do, II C Beas Coz l0s bbs
tongues. Snlwol Coz II bills tsilow, Ph,ps AborpI
bbs buttrr kegs do Dater Miller Co; hbls -rss
a,hes. Conan hopkins; l26 bbs pork 40 isliow. L
cnsk do, bbs lard II ksg. do, 81 bbs pork DO taIow
k-g butter kegs lard Phillips Aborpt 80 bills beef
do pork, key lard Alfred Greenlrs 20 cases. Ausi.ps
Spiceri 20 casks beef, Clark 4 Coleman bal-s COL
Samuel Hsrri. boxes bales fars bale skins Tread
we'll; box D Boughlun; bbls pork, Muiing CHAN;
! do C lron, Corring Cos box do Forer Blunt
Afford; q bis shoulders Work DRAKE 81 empty heos
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do lard. II yd-nburg; Dbl hams. Novius K Son.
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do, Ysrs p-apoon,; bhs ashes C0f~n; s do, rops
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lay Hydr; bss goods Corli-s Hnydoch 4 Coz % pcs
marble Th"rp Andsrsor IL bids paper Pers's bo"s.
80 do Kingsley; box. bils, W Jsms,t rolls, D 8
TUCKER 81 bids do Peter Dong-eJ IS b1s, W GDiop
II co.boys VIM Pstndgo Son box hooks. New
man Dbl poatoes, pot batter, DR. Fhni cratn stone
ware, lss- Burger 7bbis lard Perry; IS hexrs sxra
box tools, Simron. boz scales b.y ses!s, Fol.
lett; II bales wool, II 1rsy do do, II Coxgtl L. Co;
bale. goods, Bnbb-D, Thatcher Green; bxs guods
VsaderyOoft 3rux-sdo Gosy-nor Co; boxes buus.
Clark Wilson 10 kegs ,pses Prau B,oth-rs; box
paper. WIN White. bx. paper, jo"e:; 40 jars saos
bb.do bIs tobacco, Roouei box missionary good,
lot furniture, LINE Il Tipp-tL
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Ssns Lins-Bsrg. Io~a,-.s5 hb!, hour suydsm Sage L.
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freeman; 30 do Z bsslh Co; ZOO bo.h eoru Pops
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Stand by the Country

To the Editor Of The Tribune:
If you can spare a small space in your paper, in
these exciting times 10 insert the following, you Will
oolige one of your readers.
am far advanced in years; recollect something
of the Revolutionary War; heard the guns echo
from the field of battle, and remember the agony OIL
my mother, who had already lost two promising
sons in the War. was in the prime of life at the
commencement Of the present century, during the
partial ar at that period, and was carried away
without consideration, in the excitement of the day
bv the popular cryof patriotism. l examined the
principles and read! the passing events OF the late
war with England, and saw enough OF IT, connected
with the history OF contendng nations. TO perceive
the false maxim of preserving peace by being pre-
pared for war, and when it eristed TO prosecute il
with the greatest r,gor in order 10 stop lis progress
Though |, is not my design now TO controvert these
questions, yet will add that Louis Philippe in hi,
courteous reply to the Committee of the Peace So
cety, which was in substance, that the very means
adopted 10 prevent war by preparation, often pro-
voked and occasoned war" Blu, there is a new
axiom started recently and is generally advocated
at this period of war, which have not seen ques-
toned by any religious or secular paper, excep,
some observations in The Tribune. wish TO con.
fine my brief remarks to those only who believe in
the Divine authority of the Bible. The amount OF
the axiom is this whenever q nation declares war,
no matter how unjusy or impolitic, then every ia
dvdual Of the nation is bound 10 support il with ali
his power, whether morally right OF wrong, even in
the direct violation of the high authority OF Jehovah
ii only the constituted authorities givethe command.
This involves the absurd doctrines of obeying men
rather than God and doing er, that good may come.
Never were sentiments advanced better calculated
to destroy the moral foundations of society. A
mall majority in Republican Government my be
tempted by sinister mottres TO declare war which
they would not do, f,hey did erpec from the rery
act the community would feel bound 10 support il,
however unrighteous Conscientious persons would
sooner die as martyrs, than regard the authority of
Man more than that of God or violate their coascien
ces by doing evil that good may come. The ancient
martyrs Nigh; have prevented the torture of their
bodies, if they had consented to obey the powers
that then existed and violated the authority OF the
God Of Heaven and earth believe in obeyirg
erery reguisision of the lawful governments OF this
world which are not contrary to the higker au,hori
" Of Jehovah. D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-26

The Courier g. Enquirer, which has played La
dy Candor to the Texas Iniquity throughout now
counses magnanimity and mercy to the Mexicans,
as follows:
"Having proved that with the sword we can succeed
let be the first to propose TO sheathe again ana re-
live negotiation. Although possessing the gants
strength let us never use it like glant As matter OF
course we are entitled TO insist upon Merico poyfnS he
expenses Of hs toar and In insisting upon this we may
justy the Rio Grande latitude 35 and theHee
he Pacific be the future boundary 6eoee the t'oo Re-
publics."
That is to say, we are to rob her of all her terri
tory this side of the Rio Grande and all the other
side from The 35th the 42d degree Of North lati-
tude, or about 500 miles in width across the Cont
nent to the Pacific, including all Santa Fee Upper
California, and the vast region between them! Is
not this rather early TO unmask the game so fully
May not other nations have word tc say? And
arc we sure the Mexicans consider themselves con-
ouered vet
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sou,bern Meth odlsr Convention.

correspondence p,.-.a-,ou M.v oos ,s.s
'
The Select Committee, TO whom the SUBJECT OF a
nj c,.ar, n, IN. NJ F Church South was yes
DUN Noi'e'N sc p.o,,,;,
terday referred. rePof'eo seiie' VI A'0'0io .o"o
Tho rst provided for three weekly papersone al Charles
o no AZ Richmond and the other al Nashville. which
49, l., sn....s fnI o,ers,,on. and for Quarterly
papers are III" "
Review.
sond for the publication Of the Discipline and General
-. !. .or,a he done an The best terms
Minutes wne ~ 49, 60, no ,at an az ,resan, - .s.ah
Ihiro; lnss w "a. -, s"' S''r' ~ "
Dsh puoas,ns S G,ss,o,.-. tho. .,or,, no an,
our % -, ,h rInn NJ sen,ration sbonId nnss alI
ps Nd Other asses that might come into their hands
NONE Ino. y . .hs eoor Arent.
r.solp,ion nrovided for the disbursement of anv
a;dends that might come into the hands Of the Agent or
Commissioners for the Annual Conferences
ho c~,h nrovsed for the appointment Of Book Agents
- Nv 49, Comr,ttsn
anu s n-avded a the securing Of all nropertv
nc se'e,ln ~ ~. LioS .hae ~ III. a,J
the d. l. Shuicn SCUM 70 mi.'u .ie au A"-
"iLSn ma ,aS e. ~ I,sc,or ~ T,rJs for es,eb
The eighth provicea ior me =. luh's 0f
fishing publishing house, after le4s 70 1851.
Inc ConeTence pioceeueu ~ 'i' .','1''''" - 'A' ~
port. .,c..,.., ,.,, =, 20. o,,oso, % tho &c
MI sehon OF oncma, saiS ne va. i.o,. ~ ~ sa,
adjustment OF puonslnS HOUSE a. P'ese' io se'e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-26
These Horr,d Banks:
The New. orleans correspondent OF the Courier
1r;,ea that

Tho Nsv.o,esos correspondent of the Courier
ENQUIRER writes that
an, 20 this moment Quarter Master here Is entirely
ses,e of funds BIS supplies continued 20 be bought on
c-eit ard but for the berasy Of more banks Of
this city, who have advanced him largely on his personal
tro he would have been able have furnished Tie
means for sending forward the volnn;eers.!!"
Ifthis delightful Administration can only succeed
lie getting two or three more Wars on hand the
Tariff cut down and the Sub-Treasury established.
with such agencies as Rober, J. Walker at the head
Of It's Finances and Jesse Hoyt for Sub Treasurer
here, the divorce of the Government from BaokB
and the Army and Navy from either pay or "a
tons viii be complete Although it was known that
the storm of War likely any moment 10 burst
in the South est, and our Army was sent as Tar
az possible from It's resources 10 encounter IT, while
Gen. TAYLOR was authorized to call for troops from
the nearest States yet il Seems that no money
was provided to arm or provision them, and, with
Thirteen Millions lying idle in the Treasury, the
Governments agents have been buying Pork with
drafts at sl3t when he might have bought any
quantity OF it for cash at sloi hiring Steamboats, at
$4,000 per month which he might have bought
with money for two or three months hire and so
on (f any one suspects gouging here, don't let him
say re asserted it, And it seems that, but for the
assistance volunteered by these rascaily Federal
Wing Aristocratic British engines, the Banks the
loss 10 the Treasury would have been much greater
Once divorce the Government from all dealings
with Banks and the ay the brokers and shsvers
will mako their ten TO forty per cent every pur-
chas will be caution TO the Hards and me Tax
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-26
Accommodation to Travellers.

The Baltimore and Washington Railroad Com
pany was doing heavy business last week, and
doubtless SIN Is in consequence of the National Fair max
lbs re. profit OF thousands yet aordns no adequate
comulodauons In return. Several trains started from
Washington with more passengers than seats having
era men standing out the platforms all around, which
passengers arr usually prohibited to do from fear OF acc
dent. Then the trains heavy that they could
Re Cor st any rate vert noD taken through in
with the rhadephis line, and hundreds OF pas
sengers compelled TO wait over day .. night In Bal
tmoe 10 their great disappointment and probable damage
Al this short-sg GIFTED and unjust When Railroad
has TO expect extra passengers for days in success
sion should have in readiness extra act only hut 10
como,ives also and them Every body elss glad te
obtain extra custom like terms and Railroads shorld
deserve sach wndfss much others DO. In
Judgment, every passenger detained train in
Baltimore Washington by the resulting delays has
clear rgh, OF action sSaIns; the Railroad company for
whatever damage he has sustained.
All the Southern trains waste too much time in
making stops and especially in transferring psssen-
gers 10 aud from steamboats, their several routes The
Philadelphia Baltimore line via Chesapeake Bay Is
peciay rr,nss here When train OF three hundred pas
seusers stopped FIVE minutes exs to let the conductor
take glass groS with due elaboration think there
Is q screw loose somewhere.
Our New. York and Philadelphia line, via Tren-
ton and Brunswick is good deal better than the
Southern lines. but IL has bad habits. Starting be-
hind time. especially Philadelphia OF those. Go
Ing back two or three miles to Sve opposite train
chance TO sae,her l. does thar profitable
Road eoSht 10 AFFORD At least three four miles Of doa
Bile track on the smooth easy ground where the trains
usually mes. Tell why this csnno, or should no, be
is IT not time to stsrt the Day trains each day q,
o'clock A VI instead OF !. would give our Business men
Shanec to visit Philadelphia, their business and
return the same day. So 20 Phsae,phisns here Very
many are now compelled 20 push right on through rhil.
ee,pha wi,hoa. stopping when there Surely tho pre
tors would ike acconnodats their Customer. as "a. IS
possih,e.
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TO THE MEXICAN VOLUNTEERS.
= You brave gallant men woo by August, or sooner,
VIII be- lords Of the halls OF the famed Mout-zara
You patriot ireemen when YOU appear there
Il .huud be with beautiful head OF DARK hair,
AnG ifthers be- any las doubtless there isl
Are minus OF WHISPERS or hue mu.iachos,
Why you have both. that 10, ifyou're willing
TO pend the poor sum OF patry three shifting.
For Jooes's Hair Restorative Will force hair o grow
On the face, on the hesd, the chin or the brow
And IL also u axes hair that Is grey Ted o. fiery
Dark silky and 6rs-if Ills cosss-, rough or wir-y
Il so.tens II, cleans H. and makes II 81 :ns
Ay, glorious ma uhcent zDd truly divine
Aud IL there be any with eruptions or pimplGs
Scurvy, sstth-um sun6ru, (dtssracs 10 all a!Inoes
Way case OF the JOnes't famed Chemical Soap
WIN quickly dispe them aud make ihsn eope
Twill mske their skin thoug rough and unsye,
smooth, healthy and cesr-as the garden OF Eden
And II when you've comparatively hardsotps you'd livs
Use n cake OF JOus,s Soap-spd Hair Restorative
Both thess resy asd truly excellent articles are sold az
lhs sign Of the American Eagles 81 Chatham at or AIS
Broad way, aud iS9 Fuitnust Rrnosny. my23 2trod
e The Lady who on Friday last &C te,aL store In
Chalh1m at and Impaired the address OF the depot for
Jone.s Italian Chen cs Sosp left gold broach The lady
stated that her dau her had been OF and
burn by The above Jones Soap that .hs would not 20
IN the county ~boui IL She have pro perry by
calnnp Tor " m,2S Stsod
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Daily Arrivals OF Produce. stock, sc. by tho
New-York and Erie Railroad Company

Barge Sam MNsh- S. tubs butter, COW, 20 calves 10
sheer. box eggs, lot chckens Cspt Griswo!d Dbl ss
Burridge l6 tons pig iron. w Town,end; ls boxgs
charcoal, Bsnts; u do Salmon; bales weol, s~aR
bbi box bdis hunks and hinges. nc VsIRcs fs BAGS
bsrk, CbsIlss BSrelusr, boss whisky, sags
sh-ep, ~ c.lyes IS tub. ilies. Capt TTinbe srols
leather hsfat; boxes, &c piano forte lot hlpare
Hutehins IS tno. butter 10 csvss. sheep. u lambs
calves, lambs Cspt HoyL
Quantity mis arrived woek ending l6h May, 1908
qusrR.
& Lawton's Llns-Barge Superior 500 bales hay to
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Uur ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rOm INC Stut Oh VIII
A regular Correspondent of the The Tribune is
in attendance on the Army of Gen. Taylor, and
keeps us promptly advised of all important events
in tha, quarter. Sometimes happens that our Cor
responder, meets with difficulty in sending off his
dispatches. but they will generally reach here at
least as early intelligence by any other channel.
We publish this morning from our Correspondent a
graphic Diary of the glorious Three Days between
Point Isabel and the American Camp opposite Mat
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The Triumphs Of Temperance.

CArrARAueus Co.-NoLicense-Carrolto Cone
wango, Dayton, Ellicottville. Franklinville, Far
mersville Freedom Great Valley, Hinsdale, Leon,
Mansfield, Machias, Napol, Otto. Clean, Perrys-
burgh Persia, Portville Rice Randolph, Yorkshire.
License-Ashtord Burton. Coldspring, Humphrey,
Little Valley, Lyndon, New Albion.
QUEENS Co.--NoLicense-NorthH Hampstead &C,
Oyster Bsy -, Flushing 46. Ncwtown ss-2a3.-
License-Hemps,ead so, Jamaica ll2-l6e
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NrwYoRk STATE LIBKAEY.-We are indebted
% Gserss Woet, me late Assistant Librarian for res:y
hoUzc Of he Catalogue OF Books State Lbr
which ot!ss Toure Of $40 octAvo pages Ia p-epaTa
lion was The work Of the PAS; year said, Sy Dr..
Beck Secretary Of the Regents of University be
perfect IS the nature Of the vork would permit he GAIA
loSae shows Ia. here 2S33 Lsv Books 2ios Books
OF s,:ru;es and State PapGs and s.2Se Ai.ceaneoss
Books, n al "A, 80 volumes [Aih. Eys Jour,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-26

n We are sratifed TO leara that Rev join L.
WATSON late Associate Rector Of Trinity Parish Soston
las accepted the unanimous invitation 70 the Ssc.orship
of Grace Church In th!s city. NJ. WATSON has been
some years Assoeiats Rector OF Trirry Church 1.
Bossor IN tho Rsctuhip Of which the pressn, Efhops
Of Hew-ysrssy sad Vernon. were formerly associated
lNewayk ADV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-26

e The Wig Nertpapr offered for sale in az
advertisement here~ih Is old respectable and hour-
.hrs concern which viii reward me laborr of az IN.
dzs;-ious and capable Etito. AID Printer.
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F T. VAN RENSSELAER,, serves up Green
Peas with Salmon, Lamb, any thing else jon choose
a, his new stand under the n F. corner Of Nassau and
John sta. He means to be well supplied wt.h Straw
berries a. coon So they are Il, eat and north the price
s.ked Tor them AL dsesciss and susssxnssls n their
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Particulars OF the Bartie-Bravery OF the
American omcers und Soldiers-Thetr HUI
name Treatment 10 their Captured and
wounded Eneu,ie.-Arrival of Gen Vega ar
w-0rleans. &c.
From the o. Con. Bulletin Extra Msy IL
The [. 5. steamer Col Hdrrey, arrived al halt
past two o'clock this morning, bringing as prisoners
OF war The Mexican General hkGA. ana Lieoiensnis
PRADA sad vfLEz Ii Col MAKTISEs. ABIDE
Camp TO Gen vEGA accompanied MS Chiet voiun-
tariiy.
By the las, departure wrote you briefly OF the
operations OF the Army up 10 the une OF The BON
bsrdnent OF the Fort opposite Mais1a0Eos, and The
place for The pu-pose of strengthening its defences
Having effected his. he marched without waiting
for achievements on the evening OF the .th, and
on The ssh. at o'clock. found the enemy In posi-
ZION II front OF chsppa-el, which hes opposite 70
the timber Of .t-esna called Psle 4l;o. The sstn
was closed up he troops ailsd shetr esnteens, and
Cen TAILOR promptly formed his tne OF oe.sis a. toll
lows On tss right was RfaSsoi5s BAKERY on aud 81
Infantry ,ssn two eighteen pcunsers thea ne A,e-
y Rstsahoa. tbs Ell wa composed Q! ae ass aas sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-26

F Mrs. ENaA WILLARD is now travelling
through the Southern States for her heslth and With
the view Of Publishing q book Of rsyelh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-26

e Major BEows, commanding the forces q,
For. Taylcr and reported among the killed. Is Major
Jacob Brown Of sse ..h Regimen, Of Infantry.