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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-20
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The letter Of Secretary Marcy authorizing his
confidential crony, ]. D. Stevenson. TO raise regi
men. of Volunteers for service in the Pacifc-of
which regiment Stevenson is 10 be Colonel and
Marcy's son Paymaster-win be found on our First
Page, having been transmitted by our Washington
Correspondent and Published in oar Third Edition
Of Saturday. |, OF course attracts general atten-
ton.
Ii will be that these Volunteers are 10 serve
any where that the Government chooses 10 send
them, are TO serve through the War, to be dis
charged when the War is over a, any point most
convenien, the Government which may then be
within the recognized limits of the United States
and that the 320 acres Of land which we have heard
was to be given to each is all in my eye little re-
Election must have convinced any one tna'' to0uso
our Government has become practically q despous"'
we are not quite so shameless with regard 10 ne
publican forms as to render it ssfe to promise large
boun,ies of Public Land to the troops employed on
a particular service without shadow OF law tor
il. and while ten times as many more have as na'o
service and get no such bounty.
Blu, look a, this expedition in the igh, of JUS
tice We speak not now OF the injustice TO the re-
sion it is proposed TO subjuga,e and anpex but OF
Injustice 70 our earlier volunteers. " ul iNdIioHoi
and State authorities have made loud call tor
Volunteers for the War Thousands promptly
offered their services-enough for seven regiments
in our own State. None of these have yet been
mustered into service. as they enxiousy desire TO
be- many have spent their last shilling awaiting
orders and drilling for service and are now subsist-
ing on charity fa1nishing They cannot go abroad
among the neighboring farmers in search OF employ
rnent, for they have enlisted. and must be ready at
the tap of the drum. But while they are waiting
and starving party hack and personal crony the
Secretary of War gets commission to raise regi-
ment who are to have immediate service, upon
peculiar conditions, and every thing their own way
Can this be fair Ought not the first regiment re
ported ready for service have had the protier Of
this service if they would compywith its conditions
and in case of their refusal the next aud the next
1t surely seems SO TO II il false and insulting
TO assume tina, this regiment will be composed OF
better materials than the others If Secretaries can
discriminate among State Militia in this way in order
10 make their fayores Colonels and their sons Pay
masters, we may as well let the War Department
govern the States q
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II Our friend Barker. Of 2sl GraDd-st. Is offering
great Inducements TO purchasers of Dry Goods He Is
selling OF the whole bis Summer stock at an unpara-
eled reduction He offers printed muslins, snsham lawns
bareses &C. at one shilling per yard and upward sng
bans OF avery style shilling and one shilling and
si1pence with every other kind OF tress goods sumner
ahswls, &c. equally cheap. We would advise many
readers to give him call assuring them Of being mply
repaid for their trouble.
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NIBLo's Two paniomim-s-Ls Sylphide and the Wood
cuIters-Gsbrs In both 10 the former Mile Blsngy makes
her the syphds In which she has mad.
decided hit. Mile Bsngy also dances The Bohemian
Polka. dance In the country. The whole family np
pear together, with those srses lie Leon syei
MnnG Henri and Charles Winther
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TwENrY-NINrH cONGREss..".First Session
Reported Specially for The Mao York Tribune.

WASHINGTON. July 18th lsi6.
The Senate was the scene of spirited little con
versation between Mr. WEBSTER ard Mr.. CAMERON
on the presentation of several petitions from Penn
sylvana by the latter in favor OF the Tariff Of 1912
One of them came from a district which. out OF
5000 votes, gave 5000 for Polk and the Tariff OF
1872" Mr. Cameron said that the banners which
were inscribed Polk, Dallas, Skunk and the Tariff
OF le42" were numerous in the last election in Penn
sylvania. What beautiful specimen of credulity
a Pennsylvania Polkte is
Qnite q long discussion took place on the Urea
sury Note Bill. MIR BESToS had offered an amend.
meni 10 prevent the reissue of the notes; upon this
Messrs. NILES, CLAYTON. EVANS, MILLER, CAL
HoUN WEBSTER and BENTON spoke. Mr. CAL
HoUN among other things said thar he disapproved
of the feature of the New Tariff Bill which ex-
empted tea and coffee from duty. He said this
war was going TO be an expensive one. The
expenditures were TO be made out of the coun-
try. Ii would therefore be an onerous war. The
question being taken on Mr.. Benton's amendment, it
was rejected: Yeas 10. Nays 80. This was not a
party vote, Wings and Locos voting in the athrma-
tive and in the Negative. The bill then passed
without division.
Mr.. REvERDY JOHNSON then addressed the Sen
ate. in opposition 10 the New Tariff bill
Mr.. NILES has the floor for Monday.
There are good many Of the Locos to-day fear
ing for Mr.. HAYwooD's vote. | can state nothing,
however, about him positively.
The House has been engaged all day to-day with
priv ate business Among the bills passed was that
for the relief Of The heirs of Robert Fullon.
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DISPATCHES FOB THE TRIBUNE
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH

BaLrrxsxE. Sunday Night,
Private accounts from Pensacola were received at
Baltimore this evening by the Southern mail which
state that The steamers Princeton and Mississippi,
were daily expected there from Vera Cruz.
TIE Princeton was off Brszos on the LIST
The Texas soop ofwar Austin, wss OF the mouth
OF the Mississippi the Ssh, on her way TO Pensa
cola.
The Western Mail has arrived ct Baltimore, bat
contains no news.
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OUR WARMTH MExICo.-L0 Patrta OF yester.
day states that Mr.. F. Morphy, OF whose arrival from
England have already given notice. reached this City
on Tuesday last, his 10 Mexico. Mr. Morphy has
chartered TO take him 10 Vera Cruz and he has
procured himself safe conduct In order that the block
aiding squadron should not prevent his entrance into
port The vessel to-day We also see 1t stated IN
said paper Zurutuzs, Of Mexico who accompa
MED Mr.. Morphy from England, remained In Charles
ton, whence he should praceed to Havana, and after
holding Ill interview with Santa ARa on matters OF iH-
portance he will 20 to Vera Cruz on board OF the British
mail Mr.. Morphy is said to DO bearer oil i'm
portant dispatches from England TO Mexico These doeu
meats are to be In relation TO British media
lion for the settlement OF the present disturbances
we recolect rightly Mr. Morphy holds Mexican diplomatic
rank In England.
The Washington correspondent of the Charleston Mer
curry writing on the 18th inst. says learnt this morn
ing from very reliable source that there are now In
Washington several Catholic priests sent out TO ascertain
what would be the condition OF the Catholic clergy II
Mexico comes into the Union. This is very important
fact, and may lead to great consequences"
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The Rumored Capture of Tnmpico.

The Courier des Etats Unis Of this morning,
speaking of the report brought yesterday by the
!Spi,fre. says The story of city taken by sin
gle sloop of war is in itself improbable enough
bat this is still, farther contradicted by the silence
of the Havana Journals of the 9Th inst. received
yesterday by the Norma. These Journals also
stamp with iasehood the rumor thai Santa Ana
has left Havana for Vera Cruz
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"THoRSBERRY ABBEY-A Tale of the Times
Is the title OF neat little volume JUS, published by Ed.
card DUNCAN Isl Futon.st
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~ The mercantile community requested to read
the advertisement in another cosmn, headed To Dry
Goods Merchants"
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SOLAR LAMPS, CAxPHEsE LAMPS. CHANDELIER, GRAN
DoLEs ASD HALL Lanterns -Dietz, Brother & Co. No.
l2s Wilism-s are manufacturing and have a!ways on
hand full assortment The above mentioned articles and
and various other goods in their rne which they viii sell
II Wholesale or retail 81 low prices for cash yl 2
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To BAkEas.-A prime article of new Southern Flour.
made OF North Carolina Wheat Of this year, growth,
FOR sale in bags barrels the Croon Nils 20 and 203
Chery-s.. jyl7 lw. HECKER & BROTHERS.
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o. SEE OUTSIDE or T0.pAy,s PAPER.

K Tyoeelvs asd olisrs leaving tbs City IN the aifsI
ooS uniformed that Evestns Edutone IA< Ir1uHf
4 printed every day. containing the Stock saes MAJ
Az tnourtns OF the Newsboys EoeaiaS Edition
Of The Tribune every Will be able to ake with him
TIA latest news w the lime Of leaving the City.
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NovEL SrrLz OF sunnzs HAT. SIS 5o.-Genin, 2lt
Broadway introduced the novel style Of Summer Hat
made OF The same materials and finished In the same man.
rer as his celebrated Goisaner HG1-extreneiy light.
Price IS 50. jelS
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" TIE STEAMER GREAT BR1rAls which left
Liverpool for this port on the 18th Inst is now fairly due
and u,sy be hourly expected.
Tho Corn-Luws md our Tariff.

II No Mail yesterday South Of Richmond or
West of Cincinnati
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1.-THE following confirmation of the Statement; Of our cor
respont j. T H. comes to endorsed by the name Of
the writer whose integrity Beyond .uspicion.-Ed T
To The Editor Of The Tribune:
perceive the correctness Of your correspondent T.
rs account Of the collision between the Empire and the
Hendrix Hudson disputed by friends OF the former boat
relying seems, their opinions not upon facts but
upon Sentlemanly character Of her officers. They
are uuquestonaby gentlsmanly boat captains in
general probably altogether elevated on this
account the nrmitics OF human nature and are
quite likely bleed you prick them, OF laugh you
tickle hem any body else The collision occurred on
Thursday evening the Ith Of June and although pas
senger the Empire yet so far forgetiu OF The o.
legation upon me- steamboats, ms In nations 10 90 io
my country nigh. wong. 20 feel the same ndgna
ton al her interference with the progress OF The
Hudson as warmly expressed by your correspondent
his account Of the wonderfully faithful as
appeared TO me the time with the exception OF what
evidently msprnt, that after the collision the H.
headed the "JrSey shore which should have read
vsc York. and cheerfuly give my testimony in confirm
alton Of II. | am partial the Troy boats and 10 the
Troy westward, but detest the dog -themanger
anv where and on the occasion Of this encounter felt no
regret that the Empire the sggressor got the worst OF IT,
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RduaI Eu6rnQa.

The Roehetter DAILY Adr. nay as well inform
its readers that we still denounce the Separate
Submission of the Right Of Suffrage for Colored
Men as devised in skulking knavery and designed
to ensure one Of the grossest wrongs ever Perpe'a
ted So far as we submit TO and try 20 make toe
best OF il we do precisely We shood yield o0f
pocketbook 10 the robber who had bis pistol al our
breas;. The original device of Separate Suornis-
sion was intended to keep the Birney leaders in
countenance in drawing of the votes OF iheF iollo"
ers, so Is to give the Convention to the Loco ooo
enemies of Equal Rights This has done lis
work. Now. since there is no hope that the Con-
yenton will do what il oug ht 10 do-abolish all Po-
li,jcal distinctions founded in Color-we TOO say.
Submit to direct vote Of the People The question
of enfrsnchising disfranchisng Coiored Citizens
But il would be just as lair, honest and republi-
can TO submit the question OF allowing red haired
men. or those born in March, to vote, or The ques-
lion of allowing any Representation in the Lee
gisature 10 The Counties West Of Cayuga Lake.
We trus, the friends OF Equal Rights in the Con
ven,ion will move and require the Yeas and Nays
on the striking oat Of the word . w hite' in Gov.
Boucks draft OF the FIRST section OF the article fixing
the Right Of Suffrage. Beaten on that they will OF
coarse prefer Submission the People TO nothing
at all But the Convention, III dictate such Sub
mission ought in common fairness to allow the
Blacks to vote on the question. When ten men fall
upon one 10 gag, shackle and imprison him, they
ought not in decency 10 spring upon him with his
hands tied
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more eenrh to he world ssn arJ Other discovery Of the
present eesiay Diseases have beeu cured such
90; iurni, Ia Tho records Of time past and what has
Already cone Tor The Itc1iancs have used H. IL Is
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With dheAs Po' farther particular, conclusive sy
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y Dr. SZLIx GouaAup's IrALIis HEpiSAfLLsn 80
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Gradients ting runerauoos HAIR Vegetable hDoe- ioS Grim
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OIL BELONGING TO u, STATES We learn that q
portion of the oil consumed by the Are ut Nantucket,
Amounting to sbou. oeo belonged to the Government
q The Omitted States IL had been delivered agent o..
The Government, aud stored by him for shipment.
New Bedford Mercury
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Too PATRIoTIc.-The Loco-Foco candidate for
eaSnant Governor In Indiana has got himself into an
unpleasant fI for politician. by being little patriotic.
lie listed show his loveof country and can't get Of
The Indiana Courier says
1t appears that when the requison first made upon
this State. meeting called In Monroe Co., the
residence of Mr. Dunnng at which he attended and made
speech full of froth and patriotism and afterward Oh
call for volunteers signed the lst-merey In fun, we sup
pose hts light stock OF electoneerng capital
Well Mr.. burning started out OH all eectioneering tour
and Mr. sluss and raised company was elected
its captain, and marched II 10 Camp al New Albany.
shortly Mr. Dunnine along that way, and Capt. S
getting an eye him, ordered him into ranks and set
Sergeant drilling him 10 make up fer " lost time y
Here was "bad snap for the prospective Lieutenant
Governor To :" craw fish out would insure him con-
tempt and to 90 was what he did intend. The last
OF the poor fellow his friends circulating
petition in camp the Governor or General Wool TO re-
prievs him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-20

SHlPwRECK AND MELAsoHoLY Loss OF LIFE
William Polk. Capt Hamilton from Csn;wePs Bridge.
70. Boston with csrgo OF 5000 bushels was cap
,zci in violent squsll from NORTHWEST, Tuesday
nigh: last Great Egg Hsrbor net and OF ten souls
on 5osrd the Captain suDe escaped. Isc following are
the nses Of those who persisted az the TIME oil the DIS
sster, viz Theo Briley Del George Crc OF DO. M
Thomas Of DO. and Z Marcabsnk OF Pa. pssseDgers-
w Durborox. mate Il NaoerTy. seaman Th0s. Lew
is. do; Jas. Evans do AID John Ssvin, COOK
Captain A. fallen in with early THURSDAY morn
ing The vicinity OF Egg Harbor cusing 20 the schoon
er csboose house n which s;iaatoc &c bad been Tor
II eoars) By the brig Gardner Wright Lingo which
arrived this port last evening from ali River Cspt
l. took Capt. II board aud sdnirIstered every COM
lori that his situation required PM Lecse', 4etn
THE FIRE At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the build
iss DESTROYED the Athens together with rs vau-
able library and cabinet. Trinity Church. "hhingtoh
Hail. al The Hotels, Custom House with al the DOCKS
snd papers belonging the ece the Post Once A4au-
fse;1rers and Mechanics and Savings Banks both Marine
Insurance of!ces, and FIVE Oh Mxnufac;ares- Among
those Who have lost tie heaviest amounts Of property are
A1roa Mitchell Richard Mitchell. George Ayrlcs' anc
James AtheSrn The books and papers torn the Post Of
saved. New Bedford Mercury.
The NANTUCKET SuYFERERs-A meeting II aid
OF our anferuns,e brethren SsnuckefE called a the
&erchsnts Exchange this day. a. one oclocz SINH
Jar meeting WAS held 81 SeU-Bedforc yestsrusy iee
Railroad Company announces tia. no freisrt wi! De
charged upon contributions seat 10 the New Bedford o.
po ;neeadsd for The benefit 81 the losers by ths caa
isous s:s. sostna Cor. l7th-
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TRANSFORMATIONS OF TRoOPs.-Some complaints
have been made aoou. the hardness OF military ar
rangementS We undertake 10 say that there Is no JUST
foundation for On the contrary the utmost energy
has been displayed in making the necessary preparations
No appropriations made BY Congress for carrying on
the until the middle OF Nay-and then was
impossible for tho War Department 10 fore<ee tie whole
aud character OF the arrangements which might Dc
necessary for carrying the into Africa As soon
however the great events on the Rio Gfsnde began 10
develop the plan OF operations, the Quartermasers De-
parmen devoted AL its energies the procuring of trans
porta,!on foI the troops.
obtain information and Gen. Jesur polite enough 10
lay his arrangements before We are salts
ned om his specifications that he has spared no pains In
obtaining the necessary boats from all directions. We
shall not enumerate all the various Of supply 10
which he Gas addressed himself. We Will conane our
selves 10 the following details.
Among the letters which be has received Is from
Col Thomas :. Hunt, from Now Orleans. July l. de
reports tha: he had purchased Cudine, for
Si3 .ooo; Troy. S6Ooo j. z. Roberts $1,000, the 18th
June the Brownvle Tor So 900, the 18th June; steam
Schooner James Cage, for 1900 the 18Th Estchee
Eagle the lst July for $500 AL have been dispatched
the Rio Grande except the lasshe detained for 70
pairs deemed Necessary untine and James Cage have
good seabca and suited for hghterng vessels 81
&c. The undine temporarily 70 La Bucs. Has char
tered steamers Big Hatchee the Warren the Exchange,
and the " 4. Mercer which have also departed for Bra
Santiago" Union.
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STEAMBOAT DlsAsrER-The steamer Gen OF
Cuba, while her way tie Mapzsmlo on the Both nlt
burst boilers. Mr.. Wood first engineer and Mr. Pey
rera third ditto the state loom passengers Don Ramon
Lenas and Don B. Mestres slaves belonging TO the
vessel, aud the steward. Geroniono al instantly
killed Capt Moncada thrown from his berth dread
fully wounded. The three in number, at once
lowered but had been injured and swauped In the
midst this the continued 10 pour from the pipes
and boilers fatal 10 whoever approached and 10 add 20 the
horror voraclous ire commenced. by which the vessel
was reduced to ashes The few unDured hastily moved
wounded into the boats jumped in and showed Of In
short time the hull sank and then the horror OF their
situation became apparent TO all. Al sea- without par
tcle OF food, the wounded moaning for water death
stared them In the face. In short time, however
schooner was bearing down toward them, and SOON
after they all taken board. The wounded and
scadeo twelve in number. all badly injured. Capt.
Moncata and seaman named Bne; died within three
hours after they picked The schooner put into
Batabano, where the wounded were left.
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MslSE.-JANss w. BRADBURY, the caucus nom.
inee, has been elected u s Senator in place OF Hon
Geo, Evans, for six years from the 4,h OF March
next but no, without difficulty. The vote stood
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II Tho National Retormers of Allegheny Co,
Penna. have nominated Terence Campbell OF Biruns-
ham, glass blower for Congress with full tcset with IN
understanding that. candidates of the other
parties shall answer vorasiy the Questions OF tae Re-
formers tho Reform candidates shall give place to them
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WISCONSIN COPPER REGIos.-An Intelligent
gentleman who has lately returned from tour Of obser
walton in the Copper mines 10 the vicinity ST. Croix
river has given hasy sketch OF the geological fes
OF the Copper lands through which ne trsversed
In company with scientific gentlemen, he assembled
Inc 81, Crux river the mouth Of Snake. and up Snake
river 10 the Numerous Lake. They were 10 search Of
the Trap range of copper rock leading from Copper
Hsrbor Lake Superior II 10 believed that II crosses
the :, Crotx river about p miles above the mouth of
Snake river that it hilto river shout miles
from its mouth, and Snake river al it ouuet from cross
Lske
the Grand Falls Of the ~ Croix which Is represented
as me most splendid establishment Of the kind in The
Western country. Here are IN operation seven run OF
right saws and many circular saws Here, also, Is 30
abundance of copper ore.
Oar correspondent represents the face Of the country
az peculiarly picturesque and in many places subnely
grand Immense piles OF rock mostly sandstone, are 20
be seen In every direction. The streams generally
rapid and 10 Of them there beautiful cascades
The numerous lakes are hec With the finest fish, and
sone OF ihese Lakes are situated the tops OF high
mountains The country 10 generally well ,.rbered
Pine is the abundant which is dcated down the
river wtn great facility.
Az Wisconsin becomes State II 8 nizsardly
economy does not sway her coIncs lhe will OF courre
constitute corps OF Geoiogists and Mineraogs:s
velop her Immense mineral resources Wien she has
done this perhaps Iowa may be induced to pattern after
her beautiful iwin sister Iowa City Standard
ACCIDENT os TIE WEsTERs RAILRoAD.-The
telegraph szs communicated the Tines o the tnior
NATION TIA: TIE t,air due Springfield # o'clock sstet
Gay ran OF tie rack Il niles west OF ina ptaes ~
Ming over OK, inar:cg the engineer and nrean- no
passengers nared The engine ast Two cars were
OF the bank The tender and baggage car were Huch IN
iurec Boston Trans Saturday.
r. Andrew ?. Potter for the murder OF Osborn.
Is 10 De executed az New Haven Monday next The
Sheriff has made reauist.on upon three military
panies Of New Hsvec tor the preservation OF order The
Palladium states that by Peters request Rev. Dr. Ba
con will on Sabbath afternoon next preach Id the Gen.
ire Church 70 young men, warning them 70 BE-
ware of he dangers which have besey his pa.h, and
hemsd him In ever side, that hs rsus. pass %
h.s zraye by tbs scadod gate.