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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02
DISPATCHES FOR TIE TRIBUNE
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WASHINGTON sept l
We have received Sew-orlsans papers OF the
18th nit The schooner 2 4 Brown had arE.vei
from Havana with advices TO the liih me u
brr Perry has also arrived at Pensacola These
arrivals confirm the news OF Santa Ana move
ments.
UPoa the appearance OF the steamer Arab on E
"a Cruz, Commodore Conner repaired on ooaFu 'He
Princeton. when an attempt was made 70 in'eFcef.
the Arab bat the morning was calm and she s.iEPed
INTO port without hiadrance Opinions diner as 10
the intentions Of the Commodore toward santa
Ana, some believing he had no desire 70 intercept
him
Santa Ana brought a letter OF Introduction from
The L :. Consul at Havana Mr.. Campbell ana
box o; fine cigars Tor the Commodore. The letter
announcing the foregoing urges. as &c q scandaIons
shame. the advance OF Gen Tayors army while
the revolution IS gong on IL Vera Cruz and Mexico
The Mexican papers are dicuiing the failure OF our
squadron to take Alvarado. Great complaint was
made because AIvarado was not fortified, so that
the war vessels could not slip out and IN az that port
Tbs Cumberland. Potomac, Princeton Fairnouth'
coners and three scho0ners were al +A!iltec'' Lis
cagdo on the llth The Truxton lett that day Tor
Tampico The s.. Marys and PorPose were block
adin- Vera Cruz No interest in the news from
Havana.
Col Davies was nominated last night by the Loco
Focos for reelection to Mayorslty. At Alexandria
the retrocession vote al o'clock 5o4 in favor
and ia against.
The Western Mai contains no intelligence OF
importance Our merchants are waiting for the
news by the steamer. and there is consequently a
pause in the -four and grain markets.
FROM NArvoo.-The mobiles sent word to Nau
VOC that they would burn the city and the temple
on the 25th ult About 1000 men were under arms
Bloodshed was expected The mob threatened tc
clear the A1ormons out Of the city.
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Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

i
PHILADELPHIA, sept /.
The melancholy Fall =" is about warm, deli
cou. and gay could possible desire TO
meet, her breath plays amid locks and fans each
face most movngy-and the day has occasionally tried
TO put on demurc look ii 1t ought 10 behave Itself
like woman OF her age but the smile, bright and sunny,
would soon break out again.
4 melancholy suicide occurred near Germantown
YESTERDAY Quite young girl named Sussnnah Aucutt
the ghtcr of highly respectable parents while labor
ing under insanity produced by religious melancholy,
srsyed from her bed to the banks OF the beautiful Wis
sahckon and drowned herself When the body was re-
covered her prayer book found cenched tightly in
her hand oh, poor Opheia Rose OF May!
was premature IN my yesterdays announce
nent of the recovery OF Hewleti body 1t was found
this morning near Gloucester and taken ashore at
Kaighn's Point, where an inquest was held by New
Jersey coroner
Burglars, pickpockets and thieves seem to be re
turning from their summer excursions and are com
nencing their city deprcdatons The police are busiy
engaged IL ierrerng them out.
The domestic competition between our merchant
taors has become great as 10 reduce the price OF
ourueyeus wages that they cannot support them.
selves VIVA, Will be the effect when Mr.. Walker has
thrown the competition OF Europe also IN the scale
a.ains, them Meetings have been held AID association
determined upon. for stocks and unlawful comoina
ton but 10 advance an industrial reform which may
mitigate the evils under which they labor
Some wears since our lower districts were dis
craced by not which aimed AT the Blacks tear
that the l.$less r.anisn o! the young rascas OF Noy
amensnC dubbed together as Killers Rats and bounc-
ers may bring on repetition OF these scenes. For
several nights they have paradcd through the streets,
occupied by the Blacks and offered insult and outrage
This mas stirred up re'siatory ptt ana sewers! OF
both parties have been manned The police OF The dis
ric are SET al defiance and there seems complete
state o: anarchy.
The Wings, you perceive, are nominating their
tickets slowly and carefully The City will OF course.
go al right The triangular il! the County Is
volved in doubt We shall give the Loco-Focos and
Natives pretty hard NAL for am convinced tie Wing
party Is fixed in is determination 10 avoid al en-
tsnsns alliances You wi! hear OF fun yet, be-
fore the LocoFocos have nominated their Congress
tickets n the County. Old HuRkerisn and Barnburner
ism VIII have pretty severe tuss!e or am mistaken
SALE or SToCKs.-State IS 66. l. :. IS l04
Sch. Nav. -: Reading 80; Girard ii Lehigh 30
The death OF Hon ELIAS P. SEELEY, az one
ure Governor OF NewJersey Is announced IN the last
Brldreton Chronicle. he expired on sunday evening
me ga ut in the 55th year Of his age.
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The Working of the New Tariff.

We receive the following advices with deep re
gret We did hope that most of our manufacturers
would have kept on at least until we had a chance
for one more appeal to Congress in behalf OF Home
Labor We know that goods arc very low IN
this City-much lower than they can be made in
any factories but those OF the very latest and most
perfect machinery but this will not always be so
Just now the natural tendency to lower and lower
prices under spirited and expanding Home COM
petition has been aggravated by the coincidence of
the passage of the New Tariff BILL which has IN
duced thousands to withhold or diminish their pur-
chascs in the hope ofbuying cheaperor more fashion
able fabrics after the New Tariff takes effect, in
December next We shall then be deuged with
European fabrics not because they are cheaper
than our own for they cannot be but because they
will be moro novel and snowy. and silly people like
the reputation of buying articles that have come
great way in search of purchaser. Things have
gloomy look Just at present. but they must mend
Congress will hardly adjourn again without correct
ing some of the grosser errors OF this Mckay Tariff
Twenty five per cent. ON Printing Cloths and tho
same on Printed or Colorcd Fabrics cannot stand
Hold on then, American Artisans Do not go to
England for work until we have seen what can be
done at home Help your brethren who must stay
in one more effort against the Architects of Ruin
before YOU give it up!
TO The Editor of The Tribune:
SIR: Fourteen Calico printers from Robcsons Print
Works at Fall River and Providence K. l. have already
left for Europe TO obtain work. As | acquainted
with them can vouch for the above statement
Print Block Gutter, No. 4i6 Pcarls;.
Nr,rIO rL -
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The Rrond Whig Ground.

The Oueco GQsettc, in excellent article on
the foiled attempt to get up a ieud among inc
Wings Of this State on the nomination OF Governor
says:
We c,re NOT wha. tho opinion Of the nominee is on
.xtyaneous subjects be ne is well grounded IN inc
Wng faith He may mold 10 any ISM or nc that SUITE
MN but let him be true man, the embodiment Oh
Ubiy principles and whether his local hab!tation Is
North, South East West nc is OUR man and we VIII
ehserfuny support him
This is the spirit which deserves and will en-
sure victory, and it is the spirit which pervades
the Wing party.
The Courier and Enquirer gives the following
twist to sentence OF ours. which we should DO III
i1stice by permitting to pass in silence 1t says
We agree most heartily with the declaration oil The
Tribune, that if any Wing who may be thought Of Tor
Governor is for any obnoxious TO wings OF any
part Of tho State that fact il reason for nominating
else : and believe there is general dpo-
ston TO act upon this principle
No you do nj, ncghbJr We do MT at all mean
the same thing When We said that fact is rea
son for nominating one else we plainly
stated it as reason to be presented and fairly con
s;dered in the preliminary conferences OF the Del
egates TO the State n Nominating Convention but not
a. an absolute nvincibe reason for prescribing the
person 50 objected to- If it were any little clique
ernor by Directing to every body else The case OF
the Peoples Party in 1924 illustrates the true
ground: When its State Convention assembled
many bitter adversaries OF De Witt Clinton ap-
peared among the Delegates, and all manner OF dis
cord division and ruin was predicted as the result
os his selection But he nominated, and car
ned the State by 10000 majority, in spite OF all
threats and croaking Probably no unobjectiona-
BE man could have drawn out so large vote. II
n,ny be so again
But the selection aud settlement Of Wing can
ddates should be left to those whom the Wings ere
about entrustng with that duty. The Press can do
little good by medding with it; none at all but the
contrary, by undertaking to denounce this man as
no Wing and prescribe that one as something more
than Wing. This may defeat us otherwise the
prospec; is fair for success Ninety nine hundrcdths
Of the Wings of the State mean TO vote unrcserved
w for the Wing candidates, and only hear the
threats of boiling and denouncing to defy and des
pise them. They regard MS Wings all who steadily
labor aud vote to advance the Wing Cause, aud will
hear of no definitions Of Whiggery which excom
nnunicate any portion Of these. They know their
Delegates will select able upright devoted Wings
for cand idates and they make no reservations nor
stipulations in view of a different result In this
spirit they preparing for the contest resolved
TO meet and overcome their common adversaues
and not turn their arms against one another BY
this sign conquer
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Preccpt and Practice.

From me -NeEN1 Ork kiiTcss.
IN The Tribune printing Office, we insist, there is
everything 10 render industry Aetractvcin the am
pie capital" OF type press machines, &c &c.-in the
spacious and beautiful domain" OF lis hne ivc.story
building, overlooking Tammany Hail-snd the isci-
ties for boarding IN common there elsewhere. Ii
Farm is wanted. can be purchased cheap the
tending line OF the Ere Railroad tina, the printing
manufacturers and the agricultural workers can have
their series" and groups all in the harmony OF In
dustry Attractive" Never there inner chance for
practically illustrating Fourerisnl but the Editor o! The
Tribune loves well his 500 per week profits 20
share them with his pressInen or printers Now. can
thus proirnc upon the unequal division OF labor,
disorder from the sweat OF that work harder.
pect be considered sincere honest when IN other
mems business he arrays emplogSe against employed
Fourier in the hsnds o; The Tribune. Is hut piece OF
ludiarubher meaning anything and everything but we
shall scS TO The Tribune this point that no honest
be daily preaching FourieEisn who refuses 70
carry out the creed IN his own person.
We find that answering Of the EXPRESSES
csvils does no COED since that paper keeps our re
ply from IT'S readers and goes on 10 repeat its cavil
as ii we had never noticed il The seeming ego
tism OF clear and full reply 10 the above is very
distastefu 70 us vet will submit TO II ii the Elk
press Will agree to copy our answer throughout
lis several editions Its readers and our own may
then Judge whether our preaching and practice are
consistent or otherwise. What says the Express
Shall we have full hearing this point before ITS
readers If not we 90 no, choose TO make pub
lie parade OF our private affairs, which We think
ear ora readers do not need to satisfy them OF our
sincerity and consistency
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CoNrIcIIoN NEE re PAssENeEks. Ac1-AL

CoNyIcIloS UNDER TIE PASSENGERS Acr-Ai.
s,,der .Nag :hto master Of The caire Danub. IA,
b convicted and hncd 800 and cost. for no, having.
rcn: supply OF provisions snd water FOR tie passe.
ger. 49, 40 ..r o. .,H. .1t prs,snerr- Toe Dan.
ube that vessel no; having any lower hoid bes.
CURED by the Passengers Ac The passengers by the
Danube we're -. landed OH Partridge Island in very
wreiched state and many OF them with fever from star
sGi Wan; OF water. One hne young woman died
The Island the fever the rcs; OF the passengers
though much Gehl!its.ed recovering slowly
New Brunswicker, Aug 27;h
RoGUgRY IL BO>ToS.-Ths Boylston Insurance
Oficc entered Friday night. the sStc opened
sui about So silver change and check FOR SOS sto-
len The otscr the Gas Company. No. iO2 Washing
tou- ya also openc; with false Keys on Friday night
and large 10, OF counterfeit bank bills stolen. The
idcncc OF DAVID Dickinson Was entered Sunday.
while the family absent AZ church and robbed OF
S2+5 in bank bills The desks snd drawers al bro.
ken open ard The house generally rSnsscSed.
The store Q; Higgins 4 Abbott, ~ South Andover. was
;orciby entered Friday night and scodseonsis,ins
OF hosiery, gloves hsRdkerchici>. ribbons sc 10 the
amount OF 500, taken.
ROBBERY AZ HEMPsrIAp.-The store OF John
W. Vandcwstcr WAS robbed On Tuesday morning, OF
goods The amount OF about $500 Twenty-Five dollars
rewards offered for the recovery of the property.
- Jo>ErH GALES Esq. Of the National Intel
genceT. regret learn has been sick for several
days. al lexington Washington. with chills ard
fever,
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The late Acciden,-Thins, in Norwich, Ct.
Ncswrc,t. Aug. 3I.t 49,,

NosTIcH, Aug. 3l.t, 1870.
The Railroad accident tha, occurred in this City
on Saturday last has not terminated quite so badly
as was expected. The loss viii not be over TWO
thousand dollars. NJ. Fisher though much injured Is
doing well The OF he accident attributed to
the Conductor OF lie freight train who has been sus-
pended ;Or disobeyinz the printed rules OF me Company
Our Episcopal citizens have been laying This after
nooa TIE cornerstone OF new church l, IS 70 De
built under ne superintendent Of the Trinity Church
Architect and vii probably be splendid affair Bishop
Lee OF Delaware ociared a: the ceremony Ead was as
sisted oy Rev. Nj Morgan CT III. CRY. The Bishop yes
Ierdsy administered TIE ACT OF Confirmation 20 q,e
large number o: our citizens. Mr. Lee IS me Junior
Bishop OF The Union and II particulars think that
ne strongly resembles Jeremy Taylor he the
intellectual counislAace snd universally considered
OF tie very BEST OF lie = also Al eioouen,
writer and impressive speaker. To give yCu idea Of
Norwich absralty, would mention that one OF our
citizens, Iedediaa Euncn gron Esq cas- contributed
ward the church rhe handsome SUN OF $1,000.
Within The pas- year beautiful churches have
been completed N tis Cry, for the First and Fifth Con
sressnonal Societies
PAsx BENJAMIN : luxu-ia,ns al his family mansion
N This City !: s tue. the papers say that be ir;eaG,
70 scs-. the New World again.
Thine in haste MICHIGAN.
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Nc,c York, August ., ls46
PATERSON. n. J. Aug. 2sth. Isl,

PATERSON n ]. Aug 18th, Io4b
Mr. GREELEY feel constrained to inform you
how wei! the new Tariff works in this section OF the
country The way it works is no ritng affair to the
working OF our town. Many already. am sorry 10
state have been worked out OF job. and many have
had their wages worked down twenty-five cents per day
And what the prospects % those that have already
been turned out OF work. Accounts from I'll parts OF
the country ARE OF similar character When shall
ind employment WIN any OF these Tart. men
star; Machine shops Cotton Factories, &C whereby we
way set employment, when We are all turned out oil
work A MECHANIC.
furnish the above 10 be used your discretion and
certify it 10 be correct. Very respectfully.
losErM Z. Tom. Subscribe.
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~ In Democratic w.bis General Committee,

Tuesday evening, Sept ls;:
R,,ol,ed That The Democratic Wing Electors Of the City
ard County Of be requested assemble in their
.eyers Wards at the place o! thei: las, Ward Meeting,
funless the Ward Committee shat! designate another Y
o'clock ondy ner, 9th nstj TO select i've Del
.raes iror, each Of their respective Wards County
Convention which will assemble Broadway House on
he Wednesday evening following. select sixteen Dele
ys,e represent the City in the State Convention ct Utica
the Sd inst charged with tho duty Of nominating Wing
Candidates for Governor Lieut. Governor and Canal
Commissioners.
sy order OF the Democratic Wing Gen. Committee
J. PHILLIPS PHO3NIX Chairman.
ABRAHAM R. LAWRENCE, Asst. Chairman.
}. c. PisKSEY, Secretaries
c. CHAMBEaLAIs,
~ Wing papers viii please publish til Sionday.
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From the Courier &, ENQUIRER OF Aug. %

THE LATE CHARLES 0. HANDY, Eso-We arc re-
quested that in abiding the striking example
benefit. OF Life Insurance the sudden death oil
the above smeuted and highly respected gentleman IN
late number Of the E.press there error IN the
statement OF insured by various Offices IN th lily
or his life
The Express states Mutual Co. 5000 (wheTeas the
insured $4,000, Mutual BENEFIT S3Opo ana tne
National Loan Fund Of London GA "sD SI2OOo.
There is omission OF farther sum OF sovu ~ tre
Ohio Life s. Trust Ot1ce-nasns il al! sJ&OGV instead
OF $4,000 as stated in the Express
Than the late M Handy no man wa: more sincerely
respected in this community tor MS upright hic excel!
LENT character his intelligence and gcnreuan!y manner
HIS sudden death affords alike striking example OF
the vast importance OF Lite lnsurance-epplcsble
equally 70 the r!ch and the poor-the of strong
the man OF feeble healrh-and the absolute necessity Of
attending such Life Insurance If Life In
sursnce De important 70 one it must De 20 all and II
this De conceded why delay See II the Of Mr.
Handy az Q or 10 o'clock he 10 the City from
ces OF his Office. He conversed with many friends BY
the way-telt himself De excellent health and was
so considered by all He entered MS ofce-was seized
o. apoplexy-and q, y on Tie day he rGs dead
This case appeals 20 the judgment OF every man
throughout the length and breadth OF the land
We understand that $4,000 OF the sum insured was
tor the oerent Of daconsolate widow Of the de-
ceased and nat the other were-VVtn tee most
honorable and praiseworthy ieensassigeo 70 parnes
20 whom Mr. Handy earlier IN lie had been indebted
and large par Of the insured only r,thin
ten uees, Of his deoh
There can scarcely be found in the annals OF Life In
surance either in Europe in America striking
case Of the ncsculaole importance Of noble science
Of Life Insurance than il presented the above quoted
melancholy case
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

- Hoboken. cool, refreshing HoSokcn is the spot
10 vi,, often il you would retain health and spend the
Summer in this heated City It abounds with besunnl
srotos cool shady promenades caves and picturesque
scenery rarely surpassed on the continent Why THEN
fy to the country great expense and trouble. VIXEN
health amid the pleasures and exciemcns OF the gree.
metropolis may be had with comparatively little expense
and trouble
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y The SkancateieS Democrat tries to make
something awful of our remark that, where some
American Laborers must be discharged III conse'
ouence OF the reduction OF the Tariff those who
have sustained the policy which gave work to all
should be retained to the last 1t talks about pro
scribing men for opinions sake which is gross
misrepresentation Here are fifty men at work in
shop which gives them steady employment ut
satisfactory wages. But twenty OF them choose to
vote for change of National Policy whca fills our
market with Foreign fabrics to the prejudice of
those thew are making, and diminishes the de
and for their product that only thirty OF them can
henceforth be employed Now we say that II the
twenty whose votes aided to produce this state OF
things are manly, fair men, willing 10 meet the just
responsibility of their own acts, they will be the
first to say If any must be thrown out IN conse-
auerce of this Tariff we are the men We Will
knock of, and leave those TO work who have done
their best TO preserve work for all. We should
certainly if in their place feel constrained by com
mon honesty TO do this
But, says the Democrat,
The philosophy OF Greeley leads to wrong conea'
sion upon another point lie universally talks OF me Ia
boror though he were the put under oosson oy
being employed The reverse OF this is really true
Looked at IN the night light II Is the employer VINO Is
the one most under obi CATION
Very good-let the iaborer who condemns the
policy which gives work to all lay his employer an
der this obligation no longer. We have always
viewed the matter In this very light, whether as
journeyman or employer. ii \. B. do MT want my
work I dom, want his money :-if the obligation is
20: mutual will have none of it, So every free,
man ought to regard his labor. and never think OF
whining because particular employer don, want
his services Our rule is intended 10 work both
ways We long and labor for the day when there
shall be no fiction about this mutual obligation
when every man shall be secured an opportunity TO
work for himself il he cannot co better by working
for somc one else Meantime let us look at things
a. ,bev arr
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RELIEF FOR NASTUcKET.-The amount already
subscribed IN this city fer the relief OF Nanrucker
sufferers. L $1,000 Fifteen thousand have been re-
ti;,ed. .aree VIII be sent in lew DAYS The sub
scrpnon 70 De kept open unu $4,000 have been raised
Boston Atlas.
THANKSGIVING IL MAssAcHUsgTTs-The Gov
ernor has appointed the 18th OF November next as
day OF Public Thanksgiving
IcE FoR The PARIsnSs-The ship Amazon,
with cargo OF Weahsn Lake ice. sail. for Hsvre in
few days. Boston Ccur.
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PLUMBES NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GALLERY. 2Si
B.oApwAY-The universal popularity of Prot Plumee
is fully JUSTIFIED by the nvariab!e that steuds
his improvements BY his las, artificial light, the
most formidable obstacle has been whereby
settlers subject prorscted length OF time Is
enable them 70 procure picture
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

FALL FASHION FOR H..rs.-At GtHins PA Broadway,
opposite ST Pauls.-Ilavins devoted unusual attention
in producing this style the attention OF gentlemen Is in
vited to it The shness grace and buoysnt effects OF
these Hats be described-they must DO to
be appreciated Also large of Paris Hats.
n,.r-t,
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SOLAR LAMPS CAMPHENE LAMPS CHANDELIERS, GI.
RASDoLEs AND HALL LASrERNs.-Dietz, Brother G.
Co. No l39 Willian.st. manufacturing and have al
ways hand full of the above mentioned
articles and various other goods in their line, which they
will sell At wholesale retail at low prices for cash
iyl ON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-02

NlsLo's-An excellent bill this evening-,lc populsr
piece OF Used Up the iauchsale farce OF Sketches
n linda. Mr. and Mrs CTisp sn1 Nj ChppeIdale have
each capital characters and will be well supported BY Mr.
Watts Mrs Lowell Russell, 81. Tomorrow night Mis-
~ the SVlph.Gr.
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Wing Convention.

Voc York City, Broadway House, Wednesday. sept g
Kings County Convention at flatbush, Sept y TO Sc
lee. Delegates % the several Nominating Conventions
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- The Newbursh Gazette proposes to pub
lish in book form the Essay OF SAMUEL w. EAcES, Esq
on the Eiymoosy, Traditions, principal Scenery &c. Of
Orange Co-recen,ly published in thst paper and Of
which We have given abstracts II the proec, OF pub
fishing II IN durable fora; Is carried out NO doubt the
work will be we'll sussained-a, least il worth Is duly
nprrccia,cd