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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-25

The German Poet FRkIIlGSA.R, hiss accepted
situation CLERK III . commercial house IN London,
ST sslxTy Q; 59oa per siau;l his motive IS ris-
Pendenec and to ~ able to w.i;e az &c thinks The
public oGsat b. 81 means ~ encourage iaa - w;llc
~ he thinks How else csn :, enjoy the ecnea Of his
thinking tCarono;yre
10 We would 81 farther 10 grasp the hand q
that Ereiisrs,h than that oi amy other nsn
With whom We have uo persoual acquaintance,
jus, ,hiuk ct /, While whole >hcsls OF clerks ap,
Prentoe> farmers boys pedssosucs, &c. arg
schelnis's aud plsnnius tog chance to i've by
sa'Hofshir'-ths' is. to make theiy WITS support
'hea without lahor-hegs Is & genuine larse-soulei
Poet u worldwide reputation. who takes a com
nisrciSl cleTksh'p r livelihood, 50 As u be ssIe
10 write iast whai DC pleascs and when he pleascs,
wishou, regard 10 The base locrc i; may br ham
He is q true man. this TreiJisrash-woali that
spark o: his soul coed be infused into the bodies Q;
the wculd.be Litersti OF cur day w c take pleas.
uro in saying that he is the author OF the tine
Poem, Homer to Lsbor, .; which We Published
Mary Howirt's translation solle weeks age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-25

THE CASE ALrEREp.-Old Hickory would not
suffer France to plead the statute OF limitations against
the claims OF American citizens FOR spoia;ions but
Young Hickory plead. that statute against the claims
his own tellowciuzens on ,heir own Government, for
similar spoiaaons. which claims france would have
been compelled to paw had not this Government for
tut consideration. agreed TO exonerate her.
Louisville JouG
% Gen Jackson when he 50 pecemptonly de
Aited Q; France payment Of the claims OF American
CITIZENS !of spoiarons committed by France subsequent.
10 oQ0 very properly laid great stress the length of
tne payment had been withheld But Polk pleads the
enth OF time the United States hsye withheld payment
Tor similar spoLaons committed prior 10 loo oar
TO The payment Louisville Journal
RoBBERY OF GlLNAy's E1fREss.-The valise of
GnaHs Express mas been open on board the steamer
Penooseot and sl25a stolen from Il The thief was
detected and brough, to Bostcns9 OF the money mas
been found and 5 supposed that the 800 package was
thrown INFO the river Lowell! Courier, I'D
SERIOUS AccIDExr-Ths Barre Mass Patriot
OF I'D states that Mrs Lincoln, wife OF David Lincoln
was thrown out OF wagon. sni Der leg broken Her
husbands thumb broken snd her brother wss also
injured
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CAROLINE elds=; daughter ot Peer 80. 20 AkIH3
Of tins city. e''' eAssHeF' Esq-a4
= a! Port Chester 4 Y On sunday ,yeD,u. ~, :.
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On he SHnsI !! 2 p o. I'm, the soove stcl psce
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Al SeE9srgh July 9TH BY Re, John Johnson PASTOR
Pnv"nt rHS fres6ytegaa Ccurch NJ GEORGE II
p0iirS. IN ~ ct Salem Mass to Sss GATHERING
s1sSssr,i-s y . NeNoulst, Orange Co ny, "a
- DV''oo eaesn ANA Providence papers pea.r copy
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well as the current year would siss Wherever 4. i.
ing them the gcua roles of The '0f' bery to .end
practicable to do so but we are not a. ID Of forward
them by mail Wherever any o.aff a we viii always
fns them suggested by the su5'ei.p IN prefere.coto
lending s the NUMBER For se ss l.i .e,, Of the dist
to oar eurren. subscribers four '0a'E'.'' ~ "
year. bound crt this work MAKES TWO 'etJ
s4 md asied By ss eassRHa M Of
Interested in the be.siii % examine this useful work
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Hiding 81 Dead HOrse.

Every now and then some poor creature makes
an exhibition Of himself IN appeal TO some dead
or diving prejudice which he hopes 70 cherish into
life again to his own profit and the injury Or degra
dalton OF his fellow beings such exhibitions have
theruses. They mark stage in human progress
they indicate the position from which we have last
advauced--whe they at the same time moderate
our too sangulne notions OF Mans actual condition.
The last Of these demonstrations that we have
noted is one made BY the two most characterless
and unsubscribedior journals OF our City 10 raise d
breeze against the Harlem Railroad for evlncing a
practical belief IN the fundamental doctrine OF the
Declaration OF Independence. This Company run
cars for the eyance OF passengers IN and out OF
our City and they are naturally DESTROYS Of carry
ing all who offer to 60 aud willing to pay But
among these there is often one. sometimes two or
three who are verify guilty OF having been do
scended from ancestors who were stolen from Airi-
ca II would cost ct least dollar head 10 carry
them III separate cars they take seats with other
passengers This OF course excltes the horror OF
those who hive by talking OF their exclusive De
nocracy and their dupes with whom Democracy
means drinking poisonous liquor at the lowest gros.
eerics and getting an office Or job occasionally from
the Corporation These shocked at the idea Of
having niggers ride in the same csrs with $50
called ,yhto men, they make no objection to
drunkards there, nor to men who reek with the
putreiac,ion Of scnsualty and vice, but mig
ger"--Faugh they can't possibly endure ram,
unless behind cir chairs at dinner. stopping over
their faces ut the BARRIERS &c.-or unless he should
happen to have the wherewithal to pay for two
drinks, when they had none
Well let them sputter and see what will
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-25

LIFE lSsuRAScE.-This noble science is no longer
Ne" fnins but it. importance is sadiy underrsted-
i use alleviauns the useries of life too much neg
lec,ed.
We cal the attention Of our readers advertise
men' OF the National Loan Fund Society OF London >
Which appears incur columns to-day The nigh standin,
OF those WIG compose M Loaf B9frd this country
capital and the prudent management It's interests and
IN addition the fact part OF the capital beng invested
IN Sew.York IN the OF three OF the Local Board
as Trustees should inspire the public with the fullest con
hdence IN the Institution refer to- liz in fact, for
all practical purposes local company with .oid capi
Gal IN London. addition accumulation e premiums
&c sustain II At I-ast-r-ad then pamphlet and exsm
me :neir rs,es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-25

S.,.york II, extending facilities Tor communication
,.b ,t -roy,s OF Greenwood Highs AMI ihe o ey
f;o,s,n,,s it Is unnecessary TO speak they will
-, no zen and appreciated By all acquainted with
r. -rcg1ns population and increasing trade and com
- Mr. CHtnlrs PRICE, son Of the late WI
Low, prce has published statement IN repy to the
letter o; Mr. Bradford witch Ne published On SATURDAY
A. mr. r+,niers are in possession Of the letter OF William
II p;icc ,-skin. certain charges against Nr Bradford
and ot Mr. Bsad;o.ds rely, .e decline having ahy
,hin- farther 70 do witi ihs CONTROVERSY.
~ II e understand that a Lecture and Concert
illustrating the peculiar tenets dances life and worship
II n, Shakers will be given in this City shortly by
,s, musical constellation composed OF three adies ana
bro. Gentlemen. and calling themselves the Shaker
ran,ily This will no doubt excite greet c"r'osiis
\ Presentation OF Bibles and Testaments
TO ,ae o.:cers and Men OF the seventh Regiment L :
volunteers at Governors Island took place yesterday si
ternoon-
~ Ann coyle died on Sunday night in the Is
exaFket Prison from the effects 50 SAYS the Coroner
verdict, of intsmpersncc She was found lying upon
e face in the cell with tie water over the floor an
ipcb in deo,h Are The cells usually so damp II 30
should th.ES people NOui DC quite H. N.lr " "'c
Their, from the effects OF water OF rum.
C.Rryr WEAvERs.-A National Convention OF
The Operatives engaged Carpet Weaving IN the United
states is called TO assemble This Morning in rsinnsny
Hall tor the purpose OF considering the interests OF this
Trade in connection with the late Tariff.
- HENRY R scHooLcRtYr. ESQ. has accept
cd the invitation OF The Ncw-lork Historical Society TO
deliver the Anniversary Address before that Institution
on The .hiri Tuesday o; November next.
- They are talking about the new steamboat
now bu.ldins-;he George Westinghouse being even
and ahead 0: all that has been Yet accomplished Nous
verons.
~ There were several cases OF larceny false
pretences sc sc at the Police otcc yesterday with
no particular features worth chronieIins
II \ couple Of Five Point Nesresses were
brought into the Police Office at the Tombs charged with
attempting TO GU, the throat OF coorcd man named
John Miller OF li3 Thompsonst The females whose
names were gwen as Lydia Butler and Henrietta
seem TO have been determined upon committing hcr
rbe deed as one OF them held Miller while the other
inflicted severe cash upon the side OF his face and
throat with razor .biaded knife The women were
locked UP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-25

re- PHiLoN's MAGIC HAIR DYE, new and invaluable
discovery warranted neither wash or being
LIQUID Dive which simultaneously changes the color OF
the Hair beautiful brown black, withoat injury 10
The hair or skin The great superiority 0; this Dye con
siss in the easy of application and e.
fectal other Dyes requiring from twelve hours 10
produce any change It's superior excellence VA De ap
parent every upon single application. Country
gentlemen can bottle forwarded them by express
BY sending cash enclosed E. Pha!on, 81 Broadway Jad
sons Hotel Price 81 per bottle with null directions 10,
City gentleman requested TO call at the ana
have their whlskers dyid. aus eodf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-25

re- Tvs OSPEEAN FAMILY O; kearebec Nucsists, now
singing al the American Museum decidedly the most
popu.a. company that appeared IN this city. the
crowds who frequent the Museum testify They appear
TIL, afternoon and evening several their enchNn,.
ing SouSs. Col. Chsin the rival OF Tom Thumb the
Cafre>, OrSng OuIang, Mammoth Scotch Bows and Big
Snake aye a. 20 be seen 4; al hours Western lhe
Yankee Pete Morris and Mss Fanny Wheeler also give
varictv OF clasie and A,MLslar pNrtormanco
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~sEE OUTSIDE OF TO-DAY's PAPER.-A

RS. Traders and Others leaving the City in the after
,oaa are informed tina, an Ecsnls Edition Of a< N
S,e is printed every day containing the STOCK saie
Markcts News by the Southern mail &c up 70 ) eoch
~ inouirng of the Newsboys for the EreatnS Ede'l
- The Tribune every ono Will be able to take with nun
&c iate., news ND To- the time Of lesyinS The Ci;y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-25

Hon. JoaN 7 Halls At BANooR---Hon- joan 2.
Hale add.sSed :Gi,ueas, coacoersc 81 ha-sSo. on
" eG2ssisy afternoon las The Bangor a,g says
Tue Aress wss one c! great force and power eoui-
YSc; aud UnAaswcrahe argument; showing tAA The Gov
eminent CT The United States II the policy i s saop;rd
IN tee annexation .; Texas stands pledged before hcsv-
en- md ss-th 10 the extension acd psrye.it. OF SzFery
sni ;hSt every VITO sust2as he oveyrcn: il siis
pSScy esYEces his soul N the guilt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-25

WIsTARs BALsAM or WILD CHERRY.Thls medicine
prepared by long experienced aud sllful physician.
tested and approved by great number intelligent dis
eliminating and respectable persons in various paris Of tho
country. is received and used with entire confidence
and with great by those afflicted with pulmonary
complaints II IS also recommended valuable medi-
cine for other Diseases such colds coughs and psrcu
larry diseases whose tendency isto consumption Should
its efficacy continue has thus far been proYed nvar
ous obstinate cases will indeed be- invaluable
medicine. Fall River Monitor, April, 1915.
None genuine unless I'll ned BUTTS on the wrapper
Sold b. 4 b. & d. SANDS, agents for New-York city,
and by Henry Johnson 73 Broadway, and druggists gen.
orally throughout the L. s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-25

SOLAR LAMPS CAMrHENE LAMPS, CHANDELIERS Gil.
RANDoLEs AND HALL LANrERNs.--Dietz, Brother &
Co. No l39 William.st manufacturing and have al
ways hand full assortment of the above mentioned
articles and various other goods their line which they
will sell at wholesale retail low prices for cash
yll I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-25

- TgE MEETING o. cFFlrEE At Wash
Iycroy was scheme Of BASC&oFT 20 get twenty
old Captains OF the .;avy to sanction and recon-
mend his plan Of haring promotion IN the Navy de-
pend not on seniority ci rank but on Executive
recommendatiorr-bu the cid Salts then and
there assembled ,holght otherwise. They said.
let every tub stand on its own bottom l; officer
are So ignorant or immoral as 70 require % g over
slanrhed.-that is q matter OF E1scu'5rs duty and
responsibility .hen be brought 70 trial. and
not lnquisitorialiy condemned by brother oiice9.
without trial. Bancroft Report contained some
excellent Suggestions, BIZ. thai Of making promo
ton depend on Executive recommendation and not
on seniority was not one of them Il Is true that
BY long peace and desuetude few black sheep
NAV get III the flock put better Is the chance Of
that than the certainty OF having promotion depend
on the political abectness OF the officer and bis rel
atives For, supposng the President IS TO recon-
mend on the recomm sndation OF officers, who does
not see that under such men as Polk and Bancroft
thew would be givento understand whom It would be
pleasing to recommend and whom not No. Il men
are to be overslaughed or punished, let them be
put on trial Iy he Ebacut,re on his constitutional
responsibility Let those who enjoy the power
and the emoluments, not devolve the odous task Of
sitting like Inquisitors concave on their brother
officers Under what influence we're certain officers
excludediro late Board though older and nearer
than many who were on 1t Should 1t ever happen
that an officer Of the Navy seeks TO commend him
sell to. or to claim favor on the ground OF any lean
Ing or participation in party politics or subservi
ency to any partisan's aggrandisement he will
deserve 10 be bsckbaled by his brother officers, as
the most dangerous enemy the Nsvy could have in
or ont Of II ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-25

SASpSS SARsAPARILLA.-We know OF no form Of dis.
sclirepulslve well disgusting others
discharsing pustues aud scabious complaints.
especially when er ravages visible upon the exposed
parts OF the person Thousands have rid themselves OF
these unpleasant Developments Of diseased condition Of
the blood by Sandss SarsaParila but there
still thousands disigured by them, and whose
health temper and spirits affected by the circumstance
To such try this purifying preparation, which Will
speedily eface The physical DISSERTATIONS from your
counenances, und thus by rcconclng you TO yourselves
and rendering attractive Instead OF repusve TO others
restore the pacdty of minds, removing at The
time both physical and mental irritation
Prepared und sold wholesale and retail, by A. B.
SANDS. Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fullonst corner Of
WllamsL Es Broadway, and II East Broadway, New.
York. Soil also by Druggists generally throughout tho
United stses. Price 81 per bottle six bottles for S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-25

- PAINS IN rnE Breast and side should no, be
allowed to ln.er along by neglect. They may resu!,
fatally promptus OF IN Beekmans syrup and Pill,
viii remove the difficulty Office Ne. ial Corhand.st
Nev.Yor
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come OF it

L,rf@ Free Trade in the Evening Post finds the
word Cutlery in list OF articles set forth by us
as pay ing 20 per cent duty, when the actual duty
is 80 per cent Very good glad the fact
is So aud care nothing Tor the mpertnence with
which ii is communicated. And will this all
knowing genus toll us why Needles should not
have been placed in the 80 per cent schedule as
ON which does not apply equally 10 tue other :
Why should not Linens pay thirty per cent as well
as Wcolcns Why should Hemp be charged ;hir
ty per cent while Cables aud Cordagc pay less :
Why should Blankets Baizes, Bookings and Elan
ncs pay lower rate of duty than the material
from which they are fabricated Why should PIG
Copper pay live per cent. while Shcahng Copper
is admitted free and SO of all tho many instances
where discrimination is made agains the Labor
OF our own country by imposing higher rate OF
duty on the material imported than that levied
on the manufactured fabric
We know well that Free Trade has had am-
pie opportunity to be better acquainted with the
thousand details OF the New Tariff than we are.
ance, us charged in his courteous article We came
to HIM for light VIII he condescend to shine on
our darkness Let him not get behind some petty
error OF detail if we shall happen have made one
Surely he might be something better than the poor
quibbler he lsbors SO hard TO be Viii he Tor once
essay manness, if only for an hour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-25

- Baltimore. the day was clear and eoo. '.ie
,ts-r,onoerer being at Il q: halfpest two O'Clock
several uilitary companies were out on pais''
The -four market was inactive. without any SHES
from which to make quotations state and cl' 81
entities were firm with Sight advance II Prices.
M other locsl news
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-25

FROM 81. CRolS.-NNe learn from Cap, Tikiob,
Of the bark Condor, from 81 C,oix that the weather
continued good ans apprehension OF hurricane from
the continued rains. The Island appears 70 be In
aoushns condition ana gives promise OF an early and
abundant crop
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-25

SERIOUS AccI1ENr-N'hen the cars arrived at
No-Tis;0w2 TIE other day hoTs SaseE via pa-t Of
Tee ;eaGnas attached wss discovered fAssrei n
as 4, ne cad U: re tra-n on asi- return AZ Orange
the roy who los: Il was found L seemed .;rs ne ,ook
hc.i oi ;he cS- when L motion, wnen MS alssr -as
caaset n M r.ug nd ls-kcd o..
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FALL FASHION ron GENrLEMEN's H,rs for 1876
kNoX OF l2s Fuonst second door from sun Office, will
issue the Fall fashion for gentlemcu- Hats on Saturday,
10Th of August aux. ,y
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Iardner,. Lectures.

No. which we have just reprinted, is now
This N"lap ssr. can now be .upplad. hwouid be well
resdy s1d oDsrtect sets to complete them s snce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-25

THE True GRIT-Rey lothian Sewai aged 50
years, known as Father Sewall'' OF Chester
Vile Maine was at Fish River, II the Aroostook
country. the last Of October l9ii. when the Presi
Dental Election was at hand H. started in his
old wagon Just in season to ride over zoo miles OF
rugged forest roads SO cast his vote ior HEyR,
CLAY Unhoppiy that vote did NOT effect much
for the country, but it was great satisfaction 10
himself When the tidings Of Mexican War.
butchery and famine IN the South Yves rapidly
swelling National Debt, Tariff destruction. sub
Treasury fnancicrng, &c. borne to HIM IN his
humble cottage, he is able proudly, thankfully to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-25

IL The Wings OF the with District Of Ohio
have made choice Of VAS BRowS, Esq OF Carroll
Co as their candidate for Congress Mr. Brown Is
gentleman OF great popularity. and we hope for
his election although the District gave shout $50
majority Tor Polk in lsii
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" The Neo. Bedford Mercury OF the 22d de.
votes Editorial columns to an assault on those
who have ventured II contruvcrt the Athcistic dog
ma, Oar Country RICH, or Wrns, quoting large
ly, but To httle purpose from DR.. CA,>NISGs Ser.
men OF lsla i'll support OF It's views. Now while
we see very little in that Sermon we would wish
otherwise than IT is. We have not doubt that
DR.. Charming IN 1912 had less clear and thorough
conception OF the unchrsnan character Of w ar than
he had and would have expressed 3 quarter Q. a
century later But let that pass The Mercury
queries
Suppose McNico were as powerful as the United
StstcS-suppose her troops wtre marching upon New.
York while her fleet WAS hocAadinS the hsrhor-would
the New York Tribune urge a.! men either 20 throw
down ;he.r and flee 10 stand sn and he cut 10
pieces Naywou6 |, not tell the people 10 stand by
their country right or wrong
All this we have explicitly answered at least
twice already--once to the Troy Budget and once
10 the Gospel Banner and IN substance to several
others The Mercury had no moral right TO admit
some one 10 assail us In its Editorial columns who
is SO grossly isuorant OF all we have offered the
subject The simple fact tina, az coEGGrs. all lUye-
<fo' al e5eAS,,S eeS,4tercr and ho that tkoss
cto crs dctqiias .Aetr osgso arr so far. AZ least,
alcagS fcit, renders the Mercury queries utterly
pointless We held TIA; humsn lie may be taken
10 save Gte-that 1t Is better 10 OF the guilty
than allow them to destroy the innccenr-and that
as Invasion must always violate the fundamental
Rishts Of Man set forth IL the Declaration Of indie
pendepcc an invading iorce may always be 'TcAt,
4t. resisted withous regard TO the causes Of the
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=. Thou canst not say did it Never shake
Thy nory locks AT me 80

Surely to a Christian any one OF humane
feelings and uusulled conscience this is worth more
than month hard labor Yet there are men who
call themselves Christians and would fam be
esteemed good citizens who will allow personal in
convenience or private pique, or business engage
mcnts, 10 prevent their punctual and uniform at
tendance at the polls shame on them