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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-07
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-07

To MECHANICS Asp MISUNDERSTANDING
WEsTwARD.-Our attention was recently called 10
the remarkable advantages for Manufacturing &c.
enjoye by the Country Of the upper Mississippi.
especially that on and near Rock River, Illinois
or the combination OF rich soil with health and
water power enjoyed by this region, we have often
spoken. Let us give one farther illustration o. its
advantages for mechanical and manufacturing pur-
poses.
Rock Island divides the Mississippi, in about the
latitude Of 4lo that of New burgh Eartford) un-
equally into two sireamslha on the Wisconsin side
being much the larger both rapid, with ROCKY
bottom Over the Illinois branch dam has been
thrown. giving q water power OF hive or Elk feet,
sufficient for fire hundred run of stone, nearly
equal 10 ina, OF the M-rrmsc Lowell and capsule OF
being greatly increased should that become neces
sary, b. wing dam running obiquey into the main
stream from the head of the Island. Here have been
erected larse Touring mill sawml, sc &c and sround
them has sprung up the little vsge OF MOLINE. contain
ing sou,e sixty dwellings But there why IL
should not rapidly grow TO the size OF Lowell Water
power very cheapy obtained he dam coat less than
$4,000 the surrounding country is fertile healthy and
rapidly improving climate Is steady and temperate
steamboats, pass very frequently and are multiplying be-
yond calculation Cotton from the lower Mississippi,
with every thing else. may be landed on the dock at
trHne charge the vast Pine region of The Mississippi is
OF easy access above The power ia abundant and ur
falling with danger of freshets tie land lies we'll
up from the River.
Some OF the present OF this valuable property
must sell; all are willing do terms very fsvora-
bic to the purchaser gentleman OF ths City xious
thai such arrangements suAl be made will the
immediate upbuiIdng OF place of extensive trade and
manufactures there such that those who DO the
WORK shsll reap the advantage OF IL How feasible this
may be or how tempting the opportunity, each must
judge for himself We only know that an ex,enaive
emigration OF Mechanics and Artisans from tie East
the West is on every account desirable. Those who
would like farther information in the premises may OBJ
s.u it by addressing Emsran, box IT'S Pos,
Otsce Civ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-07
q We were asreva bly, surprised yesterday BY

q We were asreea bly, surprised yesterday BY
the appearance of an old friend, GIDEON HoTcH-
KISS Esq, OF Broome Co., Inventor OF the e Vert
cal waierWhe,' whom We had sorrowsd for as drown
ed in the grea; eshet Of spring ,ed BY The coinca-
teuce Of lis with th-; uncle who drowned
IN The f.eshet M Hotchkss the Inventor has been al
winter travelling II tie South extending he use Of bis In
proveuen: with decided Success It having been miro
tuced and eset there during The preceding two years
In Georgia Alabama, Nississ pPi, Tennessee, &c It Is
general enscrins very important SAVING IN The
quantity Water required a and In he speed
OF cutting. l. already reduced me price OF Lumber aad
rendered /, aoUhtA1t many sections NJ e viii
spend -s.:deace, Windsor EreoUs Co.
where ae viii be happy ~ sec from any one inter
es,ec in as invention. Ee ,;I uccisPosec 81 the
rgh, using bis p.ien. the Of Virginia Indiana
Kentucky, Mt,sos- LOUISIANA. ForidA and "iseoosia
with portions q N-w-York, Sew-Jersey, Psnn,.l wanna
Maryland, Massachusetts, Rhods hland an Connecucat
which he Is ready 70 sell moder1te terms We cave
tae testimony Of ne practical niwrishs IN cann,a-
on o. or owa iutgnea: is.; Tits s AZ Invention Of ea
valve, especially ~hers Is II object 70 save P'~sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-07

[Y- We refer our readers to advertisement of
Msssrs. Barker & Towe, In another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-07

brilliant FESTIVAL AT PHIAprLPHIA.-Tbe
Wsigs OF Philadelphia celebrated the ION annivef
sary OF American Independence al tie Chinese Ma
scum. Tie rooms were beautifully decorated and
band Of music enivcned he occasion by Pstf'ouc
aita JeHS n Scorr oHciaied IS Presiden, OF toe
day. assisted by twelve Vice Presidents The De
clara;on of Independents was read by joHy E.
LArrA. Several letters IRON distinguished " hiss
were read, expressing regret ~ no, being able 10
meet with them Appropriate iossis and sentiments
were drank and the assembly dispersed very much
pleased with Tho manner u which they bad passed
he dsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-07
Graiu-Prices md Markets.
Extract OF letter from an extensive Agricu,,uira
STATE to his correspondent In this City.

Extract OF letter from Agricultu In this
STATE to his correspondent In this City.
Communicated fer The TtIbune.l
Protests fly thick among those who hsfs had
transaction. in Wheat and Flour
The speculstions OF last F all and W &aer in
bread stutfs, predicated upon short crop j. Eng
land always deceplivel working the Fuln OF
hundreds We passed through e similar a,sne in
ls42 when The failure the other side Of Ire crop OF
1871 turned our 10 be no failure al al. Ia three
or tour years We shall be ripe for another ike hum
bag. The truth is. this counting upon European
Market for Flour and Wheat is futile. There may
occasionally De seasons OF deficiency in England,
when shall benefit by repeal Of her Corn Laws,
bat the district OF country In New England devoted
10 manufactures furnishes market reliable. and
more Important 10 The Western farmer than all the
world beside Increase the n manufacturing popuia-
ton OF the Eastern States one million. as 4 would
soon be increased under The present stern and the
prosperity OF the West is firmly established Blot
out IhaI iner-s, in Massachusetts and Hnode Island
Alore and lands In Wesiern New ORR, OHIO,
Michigan and Illinois would decline in price IS per
cent IN single month | should consider ny
deprecated more than that Those who would per
suade the farmer that projection 10 the manufacture
OF Cotton w DOL and Iroo is lax upon hluseli rate
the intelligence OF hi. class OF cluzens very low
Truly yours. 5 L
n All very we'll but increasing me Manu'sc-
turing Industry and population al the "est VIII be
still better. One Hundred Thousand Families Nv
ing by Manufacturing West OF The Aies hsnies Will
consume more Western Agricultural Produce than
twice as many located in Nea- four times as many
in Old England Let the IVES. stand fa't by Pro
lection and labor unteoiy and srdenty 70 natprslze
and extend all branches of Manufactures and I Sc
f.lAr. ON her oxn.o;l Ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-07

says We are informed ina, Mas Pollock, o, Bedford
County wa murdered By negro boy (.ssd oaiy aooc,
Is Jesrs) belonging 70 Mr.. Coach, on Tuesday las:
about I'VE miles from Shelbyvlle- We are also tafor
ed hat ths blood deed wa DOM WIKI rock, and sha:
niss P.'s head d-e.dfaly m.nsed- The boy
soea atsrvsra sPp-eheadec ma COW Il jail a. Sse
ayYtlis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-07

EV Or. FELIX UoURAuDs lr.LIAs INDICATED Sop,
for his posus, AID 7rsdcssion of a. sl oise..es
pafteusrly TAI, fr-cles, Sun Gurn, &C Ia be-
bad mind Only nj the or. nsi depot 81 W.is.rs
bret Store fhOM Bfosdw way Also to1 POudr, Sdhu for
Graduating rhuoos HAIR Vegetable Rouge
i,lno ayticI-s fUf t.ilst II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-07

q Tho pOsoJous .f-c, the sltu OF common pre-
pSrsd CHALK Dot g.nrrsy known by ladies; how low
rough. aud unhealthy malice The shin Ia liu. b-.id
whai corpshk-, palid look II gves 10 when applied
they should bozuti vi preparation purely vrRrLhb-
which gives The fscs, srms, neck neural Nc
~ht-n.ss and mas.s It smooth ~. called nee. Sc-a-
so Lily " hiio cold. price IS csnu al 81
or ilS Broadway, n. and Iss FuItoa-s bIooAJu.
iy7 2l-od
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-07


The F~lmzas' LiBaAsY AND MONTHLY JoraSAL or
July Number of beautiful and useful Asnca tur.l
s-cond year. aud commences stephenss great work
TIE BOOK OF The FARM.
The Contents Of this Number are al follows;
Ensrsstnss aud MssuanSns.
View Of Stealing or Farm BuIding-oo a;se. Anoth-
er view OF the sam--on steel Suk Worm. Cocoonf
Chrysaiis Moths and Pinns--on steel Draught Hor.e
Formers Library.
STEPHENS Book W THE FA4M: !. OF the DiGcu!-
ties which the young farmer has 70 encounter at the
&c, OF learning Practical Husbsndry OF the means
Of overcoming cifdeuiies g. or the kind Of In
forra,on to b. found exist-nt Works Agriculture.
4 or Ia. consuuciion VI toe Book Of the Farm. OF
the xi.tin. methods OF learning Pr.ctcai usoandy
q or inc Of SznIihc Institutions oil Frac-
ucA Agriculture
Monthly Journal Of ASrteuLt4re
The Y stars Cattle show and Fair for 1916 with
li,t Of tne Premiums De AWARDED Cnaso Card spin.
r-r Various Uses 10 which Corn and CoTn Meal arc
sJpled ladu.riai Resources Of the south snd south.
West Character, habits sne Management Of southern
Plantsfs Notes On the Long Leaf Pine. The Tar and
Turpentipe BuaDess OF North Carolina Common SAT-
not adapted q Manure 10 Cane Fieds Letter from
Gen. Gsnes-G.owth Of the West-Efecr of steam
Power. Maple Sagsr-A New Element Pastoral Lilo
and Manufactures vi the Ancens. Description OF the
Slk Woem-!u Natural History and Hxoits. Cost and
Profit Of cutvarng Corn and Cotou. To ra.se or buy
his Bacor-Which Ii bes, for the Farmer Size and
kind OF Hog best suited 70 H. Indian Corn. Exper-
reas IN Manufacturing Corn Neal Manufacturing Corn
Meal fer Expectation. The Coal Mines OF
The heading Railroad and BearAountain Coal Fields.
Housewives Department Oxfordshiro sheep Taee
Of Miscellaneous Denominations. Prices Current.
Il Pnce IS per annum. payable In advance. Single
Hamoers so eeats. GREELEY 4 AcELRATH,
Tribune Buildings, hsw-york,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-07

A GREAT SrEAMsoAr PRoJEcr.-Nespaslan
Ellis, Esq. formerly Uuited States Chkrge al Ca
raccss, has obtained from the Government OF Vene
zuea the exclusive right Of navigating the mighty
Oronoso with steam vessels, for twenty-five years
on terms highly advantageous What theatre Is
here opened for enterprise and deveopemen,! and
what agent so powerful a, steam. for Increasing
population and spreading intelligence
DAKsr says the Oeunoco il about IS 900 miles in
length, and Tho ARIA Of the basin drained by ii
400 900 square miles $50 600 900 OF acres Above
lis mouth ii receives the Paraguay, or Oaroun the
only large tributary vshich ausmens its volume
from the sou,h-For boats, says tho same respected
su.bor, few rivers of tho world afford a more ex.
tended and ess interrupted navigation"
E Our Southern Mail duo At 10 o'clock last
evening hss not arrived % we Sc TO press II TWO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-07

CocsT or OrSr AND rEsnrNxk-Thi, Cour, oper.
80 Ssrasy oe'ofe Judge Edmouds and the AID Of the
III Mond,y next None OF The Counsel for pri,on.rs
being rcsdy for sis The Court adjourned to mi. fore
noon. ~ $3.50 'S's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-07

~ Our Southern Mail duo At 10 O'Clock last
evening hss not arrived % we So to Pssas :, Two
o'clock 4. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-07

CIRCUIT CouRr Three OF four irque.:. were taken
and the Court adjourned. Judge Edmond. announced
that this week will DO devoted to the eusne.. OF 10. ,
c!al term and such the General Calendar taken
up week!n which both parties may agree UPON trial
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-06-23
TERRITORIAL BUSINESS IN CON
GRESS

On the 10Th, most of the Territorial bus
mess before the lower House of Congress
was disposed Of. The bill providing for the
sale of the mineral lands in Illinois, Arkan-
sas, Iowa and Wisconsin was passed. As
the bill stands the lands are held at $500
per acre.
A bill TO grant certain quantity of land
TO aid in the improvement Of the Fox and
Wisconsin rivers, and to connect the same
by a. canal, was passed.
"A bill relative to the Stockbridge Indians
was passed.
The bill distributing all laws granting
banking privileges in Iowa and Wisconsin
was passed.
A bin 10 enable the people Of Wiscon.
sin to form constitution and state govern.
ment and for the admission OF such state in
to the Union, was passed. ~
The bill to provide for the construction of
certain roads in the territory of Wisconsin,
which embraced GOO for the improve
ment of the mouth of Sheboygan river, was
laid on the table.
On the 10th according TO previous mo-
ton the House proceeded to reconsider the
bill relative to State government in Wis
consin. MIR. Rockwell moved that the fol-
lowing proviso be stricken from the bill,viz:
"Ihat the convention which may assemble
to toim constitution for the said State shall
be a: liberty 10 adopt such northern and
western boundaries in lieu of those herein
described as may be deemed expedicnt, not
exceeding however the present limits of said
territory"
Mr.. NJ. l.. MARTIN asked him TO wth>
draw 1t for the purpose of enabling him
Mr., No. to offer the following amendment
which was read:
Prouided, That the convention whicha as
semble 10 form constitution for said State.
shall be at liberty to extend the limits of
said State on the north and west, so as to
embrace therein the Whole of the Territory
described in The ordinance of July l3,I7S7
and now included within the states of Ohio
Indiana, Illinois and Michigan.
Mr. ROCKWELL did not Withdraw.
The demand for the previous question
was then seconded. And the main question
ION The proylso) was ordered to be taken.
The provso was rejected.
And the bill, thus amended, having been
read a third time,
Mr.. NJ, l.. MARTIN moved that it be
laid on the table.
The motion was rcjccted.
And the question being on the passage of
the biz,
Mr.. BRlNkERHOFF demanded the
previous question, which was seconded
The main question was ord cred, and being
taken,
The bill was pasS"d.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-06-23
HARBOR BILL.

Fears are entertained, and not without
some grounds, that our harbor appropriation
for the present session, will be lost AS
we said, there are grounds for such fears,
but nevertheless our opinion is, that it will
pass; at least it will unless the whole bill
be lost, and this it strikes us embraces too
many different interests 10 meet with such a
fate. So far as our own appropriation is
concerned, efforts TO strike it out either in
in the House committee or House, failed
1t underwent the searching examination of
the Commute of Commerce in the Senate
and while many appropriations were strick-
out that remained There seems 10 be a ne
cessity for it generally rec ogniged, and
whilst we hope the many interests which
the general bill contains will carry il through
we see no great reason in such event =
fear that ours will be left. True we know
not what may happen if it goes back TO the
House. Ii would seem we are to encoun>
ter opposition where we have before had
nDne; but we hope an opposition Of that
kind based on an unworthy jealousy will
not have much effect.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-06-23
LATEST FROM The RIO GRRANDE.

The latest intelligence from the seat Of
war we find in the New Orleans Della of
the lth. The steamer Alabama had arrived
from Brazos Santiagothe preceding even
ing She took down Col. PEYToN's regi-
meni. violent gale occurred on Is2Sth
uIt., duurg which The steamers Augusta,
Sea, and Col. Harvey, and schooners Wa
terman, and Enaa, were blown ashore. -
The Harvey will be got off The gale
blew down the tents upon the Points, leav-
ing the wounded and sick exposed to lis
Hry
The Alabama left the Brazos on Sunday
morning. Col. Peyton's regiment disem"
barked, and encamped on the teach, where
were aroady Col. Davis regiment All vol
unteers were expected to rendezvous at Ba-
rita, which is at present the head quarters
of Gen. Smith.
Cap. May, with a squadron Of Dragons
pursued the rercatng Mcxcans some sixty
miles west Of Matamoras, but so quick
was their march that they could not even
come up with thorrear guard. He is salts,
fed that the Mexican force at that point al
tho present time, is not more than 1000
men. Every lhing goes along as smoothly
as possible at Matamoras. The citizens
are all muding their business, many of
them making money by trading with the
soldiers, and all learning to believe that The
Yankees are not such outside barbarians aE-
ter all as they were led to believe them 10
be.
Ii is now northumberland Gen. Taylor,
who will not be accused Of ggeration,ad.
mits it-that the loss of the Mexicans on
the Slh and 9lh--panjcularIy on the latter
day--was much larger than was at first sup
posed. A gentleman who went through The
hospitals at Matamoras, AID who took some
pains TO ascertain their number, thinks it
must amount to SIX hundred.
Many of the cannon, which they sunk in
the wells and elsewhere, have been racov.
cred.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-06-23
FROM MEXICO

We. find in the New Orleans papers
farther details of the news from Mexico,
by the barque Louisiana. 1t will be re
membcred that the Louisiana lief! Vera
Cruz on the 25h uItimo,
The Picayune says, ''the Mexican pa
pers claim positively that the number Of
Killed and wounded on the part Of the A
merlCans was more consde rable than that
OF the Mexcans. General Arista sets
down the force OF The MexicanS IN the ac-
ton Of the 9Th at 1000 men and twelve
pieces OF arIilIcryj our numbers are stated
70 have been 5000 men, more or less,
with grea; superiority in artillery. The
destruction by our artillery is represented
TO have been severe. Over three thou
sand shots are said to have been fred at
the Mexicans by our artillery, between 2
O'Clock, p. M, and 7, in the evening, when
the battle closed. The Mexicans, in the
same time, discharged seven hundred and
ffty shots from their artillery. The Mex
lean loss on the 9Th is set down at 352
killed, wounded land missing-and they
claim TO have retained possession of the
field Of battle.
w hufO uON 'hC uSSCt ptloH VI lHc uC-
ion Of the 9th by Gen. Arisra, as we had
supposed in our haste, bat we have by a
journal friendly TO him. His position is
represented 10 have been CALAMITY forced,
notwithstanding the repeated charges of
tie Mexican cavalry, the last Of which was
headed by Arista in person, ind during
which they actually ''cut to pieces TWO en-
tire companies Of the Americans" The
loss Of the Americans is still represented
Us superior TO that Of the Mexicans.
The papers make very patriotic appeals
to all good citizens 10 come up now to the
rescue Of the country, Even Ell Repubi-
cauo claims that "the President is making
and will make new efforts as great as The
emergency requires" |, urges all 10
mako the sacrifices which will be deman
ded, and appeals TO the Congress about to
assemble 10 sustain the war at every posi-
BILE hazard. 1t recommends the putting
side of personal discussions, and denounces
those who would resort to foreign intergen-
ton to bring about peace
Ei RePubiicano praises Arista for the
persona. gallanIy nc displayed in action,
and hopes yet TO see his name associated
with victories. "The General who has
fought valiantIy with The foreign enemies
Of his country has solid title to the love
Of his fellow citizens"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-06-23
Correspondence of the Commercial Adv, whig,
TIE OREGON BOUNDARY,
WAsHINGroN, June IL, 5P. NJ

W NNy JuuG - I W.
! am now enabled 10 give you some what
more partc ularIy the terms Of the propo.
siilon made by Mr.. Packenham.
II is substantially as follows The line OF
80 deg. to be The dividing line from the
Rocky Mountains to Birch Bay thence
down the Canal to the Straits Of Fuca,
and through the Straits TO the ocean -
The Hudson bay Company to have the
right OF navigating the Columbia during
the existence o. their present charter,
which has yet thirteen years 10 run.
They are also 10 have the privilege of
hunting during the same time, but are 10
make no more settlements. Their presen,
possessions are to be confirmed to them
and they may continue TO hold them in fee
simple, as they may think proper.
There are, Of course, minor details in
the proposition, but there are its main rea-
lures, and itrequires no prophet 10 fortelI
that it will DO accepted especially as it is
understood 10 be an uhimafinn.
To Judge from countenances the thing
may DO considered us settled, for the 40
deg, Senators are all SD lies, while the 81
40's look uuutterable things.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-06-23
"FACTS FOR THE pEOpIr

a ~ ~ Tx i EOI'L -
Which it would be we'll to remember. viz.
that Shenran's Cough Lozenges have rails.
The Rev. Darius Aalhony from the verge Of
the grave, when he was given over by his
physicians aud surrounding fiiends-,ha,
they have cured Jona,h;n How arl,, the
celebrated temperance lecturer, when all
other. means fa.icd--ihat the Rev. Mr..
De Forest. Rev. Sebastian Slrec,er. Rev,
MIR. Dunbar, Rev. Mr.. Handbook. Hon. Mr..
Archer, o! Virginia, and James w. Hale,
Esq, have experienced more relief from
them than from any other femedy they ever
used. That Sherman's Worm Loxenees
nave been instrumental in bringing away
more worms, and saving more children from
an ohilmely grave. than any other worm
remedy ever known, and are recommended
ana prescribed by the first physicians in
the iund-that the Camphor I.ozenges pre-.
Ph'ea oy ~ Sherman, is sure cure for
Headache, Palpita,ion, Nervous Affection,
aud all The diseases arising from free living
and that Sherman's Poor Mans Plaster
STANDS unrlvalled as Strengthening plaster,
curing the back, side. chest or extreuties.
IN short space Of time, DIR. Sherman is not
quack, but regular physician, who super.
intends the preparation Of all bis remedies.
and warrants them 10 be the most pleasant.
safest and best medicines in the world.
The above medicine is for sale by H. 3.
n 'nSiale, no. brick block, Southport, w >
Tern 'oSy