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FOR Tie IrlDuNe.
n-sa HIGHLY IMPORTANT .-=.-,------,---.-.--
60 TRAVELLERS LIS e:s -: q.

Unprecedented SPEED and Salty 10 Trarelers. be-.
tirecn Ne'c- York CITY and Buffalo through by
d0yli git 'rithom Stopping.
The new Steamship Empire STATE, commanded
by Capt. john YorNG, will commence her regular
trips on the st Of January next This ship is con
structed on new and improved plan with an APP
paratus attached by which she leaves the water at
pleasure and proceeds at the same speed BY land The
velocity such that there IS danger Sandbars
Or Snags Polk ing holes in her bottom The Engineers
stake their reputation the public tina, the strength and
power of the Engines and Boilers with the whole APP
purtenances such that the id may take pas
sage without any alarm for their safety
1t has been in contemplation for some time TO get
this important line into operation but owing the di
versity OF opinion as to whether the stock would pay
il has been delayed the Summer and Fall of Isle
1t suggested that if company could be organized
upon true Democratic principle the would st
be taken and The ship built and pu; in operation Ac-
cordinrly Convention OF Delegates from all parts Of
the State met in Urea to confer together this
important subject Il proposed tina; the stock
should be distributed equally s the State to such
persons as wished 70 take share the true Demo
cratic prnciple)
The plan was 10 be submitted TO the stockholders on
the Sd of November 1916.
When the Convention selected John Houng proper
person TO command many OF TIE stockholders had
doubts as 10 his qualifications for the post and dis
satisfaction began 10 show itself in many parts OF the
State. Thereupon meeting OF Western stockholders
was called al Buffalo and Old Commodore Phil More
called upon give ms opinions public and private
OF the candidate the Convention had selected which
he did in MS usual homes, sud plain way and the stock
holders present were convinced that me Convention
had made good selection. Com Phi. Mores opinions
are known snd respected all the State and in this
case all the newspapers published them gratis
In connection with TIE Election OF Captain ,here had
been another Convention string a: Albany during the
summer discussing the subject Of manning this new
ship and their plan also submitted separately from
the vote for Captain one Of he motions Of the Albany
Convention was whether pat Of the hands on board
should be persons OF color and the stockholders have
given decided negative believing that il was no. ne
cessary to have more persons OF color Oaboard THIS
ship that have ordinarily been eEpoyed in those Of her
csss heretofore which OF eouse Is al W right Catos
occupations gone OLD SALT.
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NRw-YoRk, TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER To- 1916.

dts Bot il TIE people under ire influence Of party
feeling snd for the sake o. TIE d and sale oaves and
fishes in tie cI party, snail neglect tneis durythen
there Is 10 ait 70 such annexation from the o Grsnde
20 Patagonia
Gentlemen ass not me Constitution given this people
great prosperity Has net commerce iour.shsd
undsri; Eas il not made our rag honoret sd respect
ed in every ssa OF earth has Il no; .ostsred manu-
facrurers Where would the country have been with
ou; i Where would Massachusetts have te,.1l
without: Not the Massachusetts that she now s
Iw1n not cannot couter1pate-i cannot endure TO
my eyes tle state OF ;hinss consequent
Abandonment OF the Constitution
some nave spoken OF il violated, and therefore az
end But IS it not PLAIN that to aorogate tinynives
the abandonment of osthsthe preparation OF violence
the shedding of biood-the existence Of civil war
To speak o: disunion therefore. without violence and
bloodsied : nonsense. We nay. il i true make
revolution more less boody-5ut will be rerou-
ZION sui.
sir no true Wing Tor moment contemplate dis
union The project has been charged upon the Whig
party but II Is false charge Immense and long con
tinued cheersi From the Orient TO the extremity OF
the West N American u known-not as a citizen OF
Massachusetts any other State-but a. citizen Of
the United states IL i the Union which gives Us our
character abroadanG may al and ever-in the Ian.
gusse of the Father OF his Countrytrown Indignantly
on al attempts 20 dssever II. applause II form
ed amidst the agitation OF the whole European World
The subsequent storms which convulsed that quarter Of
the globe reached likewise and what carried safe
II through them What but this Constitution OF the
United States WITH Him n the helm the Constitution
the ark which bore rs over the political ocean OF
the world agitated by thousand whirpoos il 20.
lus had let loose all his Withstand while in Europe
there was but one Palinurus who generally spoken
as the pilot who "weathered the stormr-we had in
America yet greater pilot VINO not only weathersd
the storm bat controlled It. Loud applause
The Constitution therefore IS the rayng point OF all
true Wings and should be so, forever. Vehement
cheers II we were row 70 say because suffer
some temporary grievance from lis provisions. that
therefore we would destroy IT. get nd OF il should
act lust az wisely as struck down the sun from
heaven because the moon sometimes ecipses MS light
or cloud passes over his disk.
Mr. Webster closed amids; perfect torrent OF ap-
plause.
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II Dr. Banning's Body Brnce.-For The relief o.
IANGLEy's DIscUTIENT

u Are remedy for C0rns. Bunions and Warts
u-quallsd for purpose. and cave given general
satisfaction than olher presented 10 the public during
the last ieen years. Their great and increasing sale
without advertisement tesjifes il. They warranted
efectusl all cases when the directions followed. and
being spread applied without trouble Price 25
per box. CHAS. H RING ~? Broadway. cor. John,
u5 I'm wholesale snd Retail Agent
CS-Arwood's Celebrated Empire Cook Stoves.
These Stoves warranted usual Persons wanting
Cook Stoves invited examine them before purchRs
ing elsewhere Wholesale and retail by Hickok Co so
Waer-sL 81 Sneodos
CSr Water Cure HouSe.-Mr-. n. 5. Cove cont!n-
receive patients al her house al Teuthst New
York
Mrs visits ladies' ard children their homes and
gives directions for the application OF Water Cure An II
E?' T. ). Coleman. Exchange Broker, No IS
Walls. NewYorS- Uucurreni Money bought ard sold
gold and silver irss collected ~
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such inraaion, the powe does exist IN the President 70
take measures repei aggression But 10 90 oui Of our
limits and declare war for foreign occupation OF what
does not belong i no pat OF the power invested
in our President By our Constitution
So much for the origin Of the war.
Mr. Chairman wish 20 speak with all sooe-us5s II
this respec and would say nothing, here, tonight.
which would not say my place in Congress, pc
fore the whole world. The question now is COZ Whist
purpose and VIVA; ends, IS tie present 70 b.
prosecuted
and in speaking OF this LEI me in the fret place put
inysef night before the people. Individually nave 10
respect for the Government Of Mexico. The people Of
that country the worst governed or the face Of the
earth They are subject wholly 20 Military despot,zri
and il matters whether Pared. Amonie. Santa
Anna, Ampudia, o. any one else Ids the supreme
power. They all, and only Eniu > chiefs.
and sag. also, that Mexico she have come 10
terms with US before TIE United ;a;es have we'll
founded claims against Mexico. There doubt OF
that. And have little doubt and IS tte hesitation
in saying that Mexico has behaved most wrongClly to-
ward Us she has acted rlinously for her own inter-
ests. and inurouay for her own character in all re-
spects.
model. could wish--we all w!sh-tnst she could ind
among her sons another Washington. But the truth
be told And the truth IS that all the Republics
made 0. the Spanish doulinions In America have
been miserable failures Mexico especially, mas
principle OF Tree government about her 81 all.
But indulge these considerations Is not 10 discharge
dy OF inquiry into the objects and ends OF this
war Who knows any thing about the except that
our armies have reached 10 Monterey and will reach
Mexico if they can Applause And what then Is
the whole country be fortified possession ola
american errory-a territory equal 10 the formation OF
forty States These are questions which II Is time
for US TO pu, with sobreiy and seriousness Il IS time
for US TO know what the objects and designs Of our
Government.
The natural justice war il perhaps not amer
lean habit to consider. But it Is American habit TO
count the cost; and may be INDUCED moment while
look that have been al some pains 10 ascertain the
in this respect and submit 70 your consideration
L results 20 winch have arrived
appears from the monthly statements OF the Treas
urer OF the United States that the balance in the Treas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-10

WIG REJoIcINGS AT GENESEo-The beautiful
village of Geneseo presented animated scene when
the news of JoHN loUNG'S election reached there. a
large number OF people from different parts of The
county Were in waiting; and the momenthe result was
announced the village rcsounded with shouts OF con
graduation. procession formed, on the spur OF
the moment, which moved, amid the rosr OF cannon
and the blazing OF bonares, to the residence OF Mr..
iorS6. He was called cut and congratulated on his
triumphant elevation 10 the highest office in the gift OF
the people OF the Empire State in neat and appropr
ete speech by Hon. CHARLES Il. CARRoLL. Mr.. YOU'VE
replied in very happy manner. while the throng pres
cnt made the welAin ring with cheers and shouts
Other speeches tull of spirit srd animation made
bs ALLEN AYRACLT. B. +. HAYWOOD and Mr., KERSH,
MIR The crowd continued around the house TOR some
time The nring and other rejoicings KEEP, up till
late hour and the home OF John Young presented
ascene OF joyful enthusiasm that must hye been graft.
lying TO every Wing heart Rochester Democrat.
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The Ncw-YorIs Triumph.
Correspondence OF the Journal Of CONNER

correspondence OF the journal oil commerce.
WASHINGTON, Nov ith
Monterey, and Palo Alto, and Resaca de Ia Palma
Were nothing in public estimation, the overthrow OF
the dominant party in Newiork New-lcrsey and Penn
syvania The Army aud its victories lost sight Of in
contempaono these more stirring events which come
home to every mans business and bosom.
Political spcculaons upon the results are, OF course
very active. Some predict Cabinet changes n result
Many to look to general political revolution in
1919 MS certain.
The demonstration of popular opinion at these cleo
tons would 10 be adverse to the policy OF the new
Tariff but of your papers deny that this or any
other national question part OF the issue. II Is
CERTAIN too tina, the Tariff could have had any
influence for its effects have not yet been manifested
even prospecuvely.
The Pennsylvania and Newlork Tariff Democracy
have in measure changed their position 10 the
Tariff question They longer cry, with Mr.. Webster
Repeal, Repeal" nor Restoration. with Mr. Clay
They longer advocates OF the Tariff of 1912 but
Of the Tariff of lS46 with nodi scdtioRs ~
The whole Democratic force OF Pcnnsylvani". with
Mr. Dallas their head may unite upon the latter ques
ton
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Only Agency in New-York,
Isl BROADWAY,
Betseen Johu-st. and Naiden-Iane.


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For The Cure OF Cough CoLds. Consumption, SrlttEag
IF Blood Pam tss sfs and Breast. Rr2Heatts, Group,
it.smG and al dEeaJeI arH rom Gtsorferet ecnflSa
.f:te ltsHE Hsgec::d CAD.
~ The following Sonnet vas addressed 20 lie pro
urieor ~ YcRng Lady yTho cured Of Consumption
10 ye VINO pant with falling breath,
And pine away and de;
EAScE shah - put away your death,
And Eght, anew, your ere
How sweet II NETS upon lhe tongue,
How graceful 10 the breast.
A GLORIOUS ,h=rn- for peers =org,
Soothing hi= cough 70 rest
HAxcE fs-ored Of The Godz. an thou
4 blessing tEy rsee-
Lei lsarEls flourish on rhy brow,
And wealth Hose ls1rels grace
Wien heroes forgotten; kings
OelQnct; OF, ceased 70 reign
Glory..or LAee, shall TAP her wings
Thou couqEerUr CT pain
Price % cents per bottle or SIX bottles for - %.
For sale wholeSEs and RETAIL oJ A g. D. SANDS cor
OF Fulton and william also for sale 81 D. Sands Co.
= East Broadway Il Johnson. 81 Broacway arc
C,am5er-sI-; J. Codd1ngton. cor. Of Hudson and
Spring SIS E u. GQcn, Of boTery snd Grad SIS
q: 81 Wrikrr-s; I4s Greenwie-st and cor
Brosd,vay and Hoy<ard--t-
CAUTfON-BE~AzE of SPURIOUS un.tztions, and a.ss5z
sIf for HANCE'S SYRUP: AID lake none Other.
osl lawful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-10

DR. TowssEsD-Dear SIR; have been entirely cured,
nsfry yonr Extract Of Sarsapsr:A, Of chronic lssM
r1atory rheumatism which have afflicted for
the las. years very severely have endured ne
snoat agor:zicg pains my feet and legs treadfny
.-roIler and here have bsen months when unable
20 attend 10 my business Being cured Of The Rheumatism
and having my general health restored By your agreeable
medicine thought could do esq Ihan acquhnt you
OF nv s1ccess IN using your SarsapariLa Perhaps
should add that used the prescriptions Of Physicians and
purcbsssd some Of al the rorocsons and ointner in
lac 1aarket, ard received 10 benefit Yours, &c
WILLIAM LlPPINCoTT, Us w ster-st-
- hal
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Schools.
ITALIAN EVENING GLASS.

ITALIAN EVENING OLASS.
SlGNOR SECCHl DE CASALl, Professor of The ilsl-
- Language and Literature in the Rutgers Female
Institute and the Brooklyn Female Academy, Is about 10
Italian Evening Class al No llb Leonerdsi
Tor gentlemen His method loral and theoretically has al
ready short tme formed some good Italian scholars,
Terms Sl2 quarter In advance The lessons will begin
Oct 18th
He ha. Evening Italian Class in Brooklyn ut Mr.
oGs Of Ms GATES cO s Bee
and Nassau sts or by note through the Fos, Cthce
ol3 lmeod
SCHOOL. FOR SALE.-The good will OF School
- located in the city, having so scholars in regular attend
ance and be increased TO 10 or more, VIII be sold
bargain competent Teacher who anxious to secure
an income OF hundred dollars per Rnnun. Please
address School" al The ocs OF hls paper and state when
and interview can bs had. a reasonable amount
OF money uudoubtcd security will received ng ST.
.CHOOI. -Hempstcad Seminary Siele Boarding School,
SHenpstead l.. 20 miles from the City on branch OF
the L. l. Railroad The Winter term viii commence ID OF
November. Circulars at j. Chamberns, 81 Csdarst This
o6 2m.od' N. DUNN. a. NJ Principal
THE EATONTOwN POLlTECUNIC IN
1 sTtTUTE, Shrewsbury y. J. reopeus ts Winter SEES.
sion ON Monday 2nd November. Pupils received III lsI
December TERMs-s75 per Session Of 2 weeks This
Institution coners comprehensive Englsh and Classical
e""sa,ion, incuding the German, French spanish and
Italian Languages. Circulars At l5l Nassau't NJ lw
DREPARATUkY SCHOOL at MiDDLEIowN,
L Coun.-The Winter Session Of Y weeks VIII com,
meure Nov. 18th. Circulars and mnute Information OF
Rev II. CHASE. - Market At lol2l D H. CHASE.
nIsBROW's RIDING SCHOOL, No, 4os Bow
~ cry Gear As.or aud Lafays.tr. place. Ns|.YSr
J.
Dsv and Evening for Equestrian Tuition aud Exercise
Riding. TERMS.
LECTURE LESSONS. EXERCISE RIDING.
IS .sIs 90 Month .............sl7
10 do ............ 10 COL Rdes"........... 10 co
4 do ......... 90 10 do ............... 90
single Lessons ....... 90 Single Rides IS
Road do ....... 50
ai ' EvE "a class ass.'' for the road or
IL Lessons ........S9 90 ~ Rides. :........sl00 90
Single ............ 90 Single Rides rs
RULES.
|. Ali Lessons Rides paid for on commencing.
One allowed for each Lesson Ride In us School
g.. One hour and q half for a Lesson on the Road.
A. Hours for Ladies, from ga. M to 5 P. M.
s. Hours for Gentlemen from to aud from 10 ~ r d.
g. Ne gentleman admitted during the hours appropriated
10 Ladies'.
Ony3 months allow ed for Course OF Lessons Rides
" g. The School has been rehed and furnished with
Stoves. Indies In delicate health need be under ap
pr-hension OF taking cold.
card of add res. requested previous commencing
p. s. The School viii be open each "Wednesday AL day
.,r r, dle. siT I'm
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RHEu ATIshf.

This Sarsapara used with the most perfect success
in Rheumatic complaints, however severe or chrooic.
The astonishing It has performed are indeed won
dsruL Other remedies sometimes give temporary relief
This entirely eradcars II from the system even Whep ho
limbs and bones dr-sdfu!!y swollen
DR. TOWNSEND: | wss ATTACKED with distressing pain
in nv hip Joint 90 bad could walk without my
cruches anc much of ihe time was obliged 10 keep my
bed .red several remedies but they did not relieve me
then called on Of trst Physicians hr did not
help . heard Of your Sarsspsrlla ind obtained bot
lie and in few days entirely cured and as well
now IS ever ASHBELL WALKER y Daniel-sL
Lar 2 lai5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-10

iScENplARIsM.--At about o'clock last evening
ahe broke in the basement of store No Old sim
occupied by John w. Font dealer in sadaiery hard
ware The door OF the basementwas found open which
circumstance induced the suspicion that the IRE WAS the
mork OF az incendiary. The DAMAGE was small.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-10

Aos GEORGE BAScRorr.-The report of the ar,
nVsi Oh this gentleman in England was premature he
went out in the Great Western and she had not arrived
At Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-10
New YORK, November Is, l2i5.

Dr. TowssESD You remember TIA, when obtained a
bo OF your saraapa.ills and promised If eHeced
-Ie 10 1--WE roo certificate. happy 70 nsge Il In
nav power TO the favor mad been soreiy Afflicted
by H. Rheumatism for months much Of the time 30 bad
,Sst coTd neither est sleep walk. Il woQld be liz,
possible for me- describe the pain and agony endured
Tied number Of remedies without being benefited
gerta,nau who knoys The Qualities Of your Sarssparla,
Induced NE 10 tsy Bottle / DID so, and, TO my great
as,1u! -rerI few days effected perfect c1re;
v NJ. inerednous, invite them 70 call me, End
promise 70 satisfy Ibenn Of The Truth Of the above
IRA GODFREY, No. L.berty-st
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,=ss.2.,s1s sTRoUDsBgKG AND NEW.

GFSGES~SA YORK LINE OF COACHES, Pia DeiG.
@@Ea4asA Waisr Cop, Columbis, BialrstowE
Johnsonshurgh, Sanhope and Morristown Throughn ~
houre. Fare IS 80.
On and after Monday Nov. ID, 1886, there Will Stage
leave the principal Hotels in 9troudsburg al O'Clock
NJ every Monday Wednesday and Friday. by fogrhorss
Coaches Morstown thence by Railroad To New Yors,
arriving Ia NswYork % minutes before o'clock p NJ. the
aftsrpoon-
sReturning viii leave NewYork every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday o'clock A ~ by Railroad TO Morris
town thence by stage Soudsburg, striving In strouds-
burg the same evening between and o'clock.
Persons In New York receive any Information de-
sired by applying TO the subscriber or his agent At No rs
York for small bills Of goods do so, by enclosing no
orders directed 10 the agent Of the line and giving 10 tho
driver and have II by OF Siege share ci posc
na 2H JOHN L. WARD Proprietor.
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" Steamship Caledonia, Lott, from Boston, ar
,Nea Al Halifax Sd inst took board i've additional
passengers, and left same day for Liverpool
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CITY ITEMS.

The CouRrs-In the action by James Hanley
against the Harlem Railroad Co for injuries received by
being thrown over bank the Victory the Jury
gave verde, Tor plaintiff of s795.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-10

RESCUED. FROM DRowNlNG.--As two policemen
were on duty last evening a, or pier No. North
River they discovered struggling in the dock and
assisted HIM of the water.
AT 10 o'clock the evening, officer Hughes heard
cries Ter help proceeding from person in the dock
opposite Fulton Market. he fastened 10 the spot found
usn in the wster rescued him ard took him to the
station house where he WAS properly cared for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-10

BcReLARr.-fhe store of Lyman Clspp 4 Co.
sroadst was last nigh, forced open and robbed of
eesween 500 and $50 worth of silk goods No arrest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-10

MlssNc-A lad named Edward Spear, whose
parents reside al No Brevoorts, has been missing
snee Tuesday last He is Is yesrs OF age rather large
and OF light complexion He had about his person when
ast seen by his friends silver watch and 10 money
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-10
GREAT Female MEDICINE.

Dr. Townsends Sarssparilai is sovereign and speedy
cure for ncpen Consumption Barenness Leucorrho. or
Whites Distracted Difficult MensruALon ncontineDcs
ofrne involuntary discharge thereof and for the gene
raj prostraon of the system matter whether the result
Of Inherent produced by rreguiarty Ill
ness or accident
c Nothing can be surprising than tts invgorang
effects on the human Frame Persons a.! weakness and
lassi,ude before taking become robust and full
OF energy under influence. |! Immediately counter
sc,s the OF the female frame which 10 the
grea, Of barrenness
II viii not be expected of u.s. in OF so delicate ma
lure 10 exhibit certificates Of performed but we can
assure the afflicted that Hundreds OF cases have been re-
nort.d 10 us Several when families have been
without children after using few bottles OF this inya!u-
able medicine have been blessed with healthy offspring
DR. TOWNSEND Ny wife being greatly distressed by
weakness and general debility, and suffering continually
by pain and sensation OF bearing down, falling Of the
womb and with other difficulties and having -nown cases
where your medicine has effected great cures and also
hearing II recommended for such diseases AZ have de-
crbed obtained bottle OF your Extract Of SarsaParia
and followed the directions you gave NE IN short period
\, removed her complaints and restored her 10 health
Be;ng grateful the benefits she received take pleasure
In lhus acAnow led gng IT, and recommending II 10 the pub
lie. VI. D. hOORE, Cor OF uraud aha bJD'u' s"'
Albany August II, 1914.