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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-18
The Late Elopem emit.

The two runaw ay wives of Hampstead and their
parsmours have achieved notoriety which we
doubt not they highly enjoy. The husband who by
fragrant infdeli,y broke bis wife's heart and sent
her TO premature grave is probably induced TO
take more sober view of the csper and its conse-
ouences but we doubt whether such man can
have conscience enough TO feel much menta! agony
He has had his frolic be is rid OF his wife the law
officers have kindly stepped in and relieved him OF
bis haro,; and he is now ready for any new specu-
lation that may offer. The public have OF course
been edited and its moral tone elevated By the sue
cessive bulletins OF the affair, and the evity with
which it has generally been treated by the Press.
All this filthy business, however, be it remem-
bered, has been in strict accordance with the laws
OF our State Our Revised Statutes regard the
the most ssgrant and shameless Adultery no
crime The man who takes upon his soul most
fearful perjury and IN deserving breaks the heart Of
the woman he has sworn exclusively to love and
cherish. is bIameless ci,izen--obno1ious to no
penalty but remains of The sovereign electors OF
the country. while the clergyman or enlightened
philanthropst who happens 10 have little African
blood in his veins and happens not to own piece OF
land clear of debt, is denied the righ; vote! And
the brszen, wsnton creature who libels woman-
hood by deserving her husband and home TO share
with this wretch his aish, and bis gult-sbe, 100,
goes utterly unvhipt of justice And the Legs
lature Of New-York, though annually implored 10
correct Ibis, repeatedly and s,abbornly refuses !!
Voters OF our State how many more such Legisla-
,ures DO you mean 70 elect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-18

e We hear that some ore is erecting Bathing
Eouses q, CcsEY IsLAsD near the steamboat land
ing where sure there mr.s Be strong and danger
ocs ante.ow. This very wrong, and should Be STOPPED
Con- Martins establishment qzite As near the Ferry
!, safe and any erec,ons should be placed farther
Iowa Fourteen bathing have this week been
erected 4: Martins and The fence enclose the whole
t De competed to-day. He TO put oos: fer
tie accommodation Q; os,hers and to De ready
accident The Pavilion steadily tnpro--s n ne quality
sat Ta-ietr OF Il. ests5es. Al parents n city who
esnne' sS'ft more ce,;! excursion, should - ali
take ;aeF children as osn Pcss5le TO iahals the pure
ocean aesses Sad breast he heahgvns Of Coney
Island And lie: none who 20 OF another tay devote
any Pa OF Sunday 70 tbs; purpose Even the tsyaborer
we Susi IA! SO arrange with bis employer do
weeks vssk IN season lie. him 50 down On Saturday
snsrnocr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-18

NOVEL srrLE or SusAER HAT, SO 5O.-Genin, PA
Broadway has introduced the novel style Of Sumner Ha,
msde the materials and finished In the
ner as his celebrated Gossan Ro;-extreneiy light
pr.ee 8 so. els u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-18

u Two splendid performances to-day at the Museum,
at ST and 81 O'clock for tbs accommodation OF Lsdes,
Children and Schools Thousands anxious the
ODD fu livrg novelties exhibiting there, and viii
doubtless embrace This opportunity enjoy Sigh. Of them
the amusemens Remember. II only coats quarter
for The price VIII The houses he fu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-18

EXCISE IN DurcHrss Ce.-The ,oal vote on the
License Question in Dutchess County was 7,664-
4sll for No License and so75 License Three
voted 70 Leensc-Hyee Park BY si 20 .e Ra.nsesck by
a&i TO 2ss rsas P..ns by lao All tie r-x: Qs)
vosd No Lssnss-PoES hkrePsis BY luo6 .e SOS, aud
Ftsskin BY ses &c $50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-18

zz- m yy,,r 3ourIpos ITALIAN INTOXICATED Soar
FOE 3, po.trv. eur. er.Astoo Of al sIn disease.
~ ~, n mind cny II tho original depot 81 Wsherst
srss s.ore YaoN Brosd.sy Aso dc Poaare Subtle lor
scuirz cssaEs arscan Hair Dye, Lily Viis and ysroas
otsr uds;aa apr GO tslst III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-18

e For information of advertisers, the fact Is sgain
adrtsed that the adUrtsement the subject OF ddU
sinS In country nsc,poprs 10 ssain adrerttssd In the
adrrtt,tns columns Of The Tribune Of this day, TO
which the attention OF adUtiss Ia respectfully solicited
|, embraces the of nearly 900 different cities and
primo ipa in which the newspapers are published
for which " B. PALMKa 10 the agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-18

SUPREME CouEr At UrIcA-The Court have
disposed Nos 81 80 and 80 to-day. At the tine Of
adjournment No. p was under Argument By Mr.. Peck
ham; NJ. W-Sh: opposed. The argument will be closed
In ne r1orn2g, whsn I, supposed Motions in c'ranAi
csses viii DC heard-nosr Of them from New York
Tie United States District Cour Judge CoakHng pre-
siding engaged IN The tsl Of oaackenouss one o. ns
men arrested Il Syracuse FOR counterfeuns
The sir has been cold during the day max
ana thick .haws have made their appearance II me
ICor. Albany Argos, July Is.
STEAMER LreAaE-The Revenue Steamer Lee
care va. Yesterday taken into the dry dock for the
purpose Of scrapins her bottom. and undergoing
,1,s far The Rio G-ande She has been IN the Gulf
but SIX uaoDtbs daring which period her bottom
bad become dcnsely covered with barnacies The
FOOD esfee. OF al iron bottom has, however In her
csse, been amply evident for On soraping Oft the
bszracle: The pain, sven on bar bottom. WIS not
found 70 lave been injured Char coar. l4ts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-18

NrsLos.-Pacde and Burton tonight We need hardly
write more-but thu, Il ought be known what isy DO -
Grandfather Whitehead aud Jsck Humphes The char
selected for them, and mention Il particularly
hecsuss they OF their best presentations. Mile
Blangy appears Monday La Sylphde in which abe
cfeatrd powerful an tmpres.ion last Mouday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-18
BUSINESS Notices.

DR TAYLoas BALsAM OF LIvEawoRr-VroETAsLE
LANcET-The following from Mr.. Isaac T. Bragg, the
celebrated Principal of the High School, An sstmabe
CITIZEN long and favorable known bis wife has been
cured OF Astbms by It, when Doctors and years Of sx
periments have failed
COPY.
To Doctor Leeds. Proprietor of Dr. Taylors Bssam Of
Liverwort 375 Bowery
Or. Tsylors Balsam of Lverwort having been strong
y recommended my family for the relief of an
A,tna,tc complaint, with which my Hts has been great
ly afflicted procured Il, and feel grateful pleasure In
stating that she very relieved By It. Other
members my family think they have been relieved BY
1, In affections OF the chest and lungs.
believe /, TO be- good medicine, and therefore will
llugy contribute my testimony in its favor.
ISAAC T. BRAGG, Principal Male High School,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-18
The Mysterious Murder.
Correspondence OF the Newark Daily Advertise
PETERSBURG Va. July IA, e


PETERSBURG Va. July IA, 1915.
On the ll,h inst. I gave an account Of the dsap-
pesrance and unquestons5e murder of Mr. F. Adolphus
Muir. young man of high standing.
Strong suspicion rests en- one Of hta neish5ors
whose plantation he was last seen As tho Iupposed
murderer gentleman about As years OF has In
terestipg family Is related very large number OF our
respectable citizens Ia connected with many Others
OF the class by marriage and 10 terms Of friend
IL and intimate intercourse with families of extensive
intrerce 10 bis and surrounding Counties, the
ration is very great. Rarely has single murder pro-
duced suffering surprise, indignation and sym
pathy.
shall leave the name of the individual suspected
blank in this as has not yet been intro
6uced into the pubic papers probably through defer
epce 10 large circle of suffering rescves snc tends
The c1rcuns;anual evidence increasing daily have
compared the three letters accounting for M Muirs ao
sence with letters Of Mr.-. They are all written
IN the sane hand Yesterday Mr. Auirs watch found
in very remarkable manner 4 matchmaker Of this
town recoec Cd that be repaired gold watch for Mr..
Muir in the fall Of s43 BE examined his book and found
is number and that be had lately purchased o.
precisely Ru6- and maker, Of me suspect
ed NJ Ee obtained The watch and showed /: 70 The
relatives OF NJ Muir They instantly recognized t. Il
IS said TIA, large nrser Of citizens making search
to-day body the lanta,on OF the wretched Mr.
-. $500 reward offered ior the discovery Of the
body 81 John A. Mir and Peter Eosseaz for the first
tins in to-day. paper. Yours. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-18

e No excuse 0ha,er1 be alleged for going With
out teeth Messrs Hitchcock Blssdell, dentists, 34l
Broadway, can and do insert them by their method
without pain Inconvenience the patient. 1t 10 mol
necessary for say that all requiring he aid OF
dentist must visit their Office This they will do as
mater Of course.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-18

To BAKEHs.-A prime article OF new Southern Flour
made OF North Carolina Wheat Of this years growth
for sale bags barrels the Croton Nils 2o and 2Oa
Cherry-s:. tylT lw. HECKER & BROTHERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-18

n viii the Rochester American, when II
questions the courtesy OF any passage II The III
bune be good enough to say whether that passage
is or is We di.iks disceurtssy. bui In or
view the who bears tsis winners against hii neigh
sor Is extremely d.scourteous Ehile be who frsnky
tells offender .. bis fxult Has ;ss American
= ditinrnn,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-18

MEsssIST.-In Richelie1's' letter Published in
Ths Tribune ofysst=-d.y morning the sseona line from
tie bottom ihoald read
Marcy received his psy Iss<x'
instead Of swear, which, Of course, misprins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-18
p SEE oUrsrpE OF ro.pAY,s PAPER.

~ Taoelps aud Others leaving the City n the eftsr-
,ooo srein.orrned that Eventas Edtttone
Il printed every day containing the Stock saies m
Ga News by the Southern ruail, &c up 70
If The Tribune every vn Be able TO take WIN nun
ia lstss, news up 20 the Time of leaving tho City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-18

NB.-There are many now under treatment of Astt
ma. &C. getting entirely well BY the Of the Liver
wort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-18

x osTAsIo County gave 1880 majority for Nc
Lseass enc town tad. al sshe,s Ne Licer,a'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-18

TIE AURDkRER- Spencer, who with s1ch pre-
meditation murdered bis young wife AZ Jersey City
90 Tuesdsy night Is nephew Of Hon Joshua Spencer
Els tssher clergyman but Gas been for several
v-s-s III innate OF the asylum fu- the insane a. Hartford
Tue murderer hxr been politician and stump orator an
Office seeker :chooluas,er. uaesner1e lecturer and
ali along = money-borrower. out rot mooey-peyer-
TIE ann Capital Punishment men VIII cououess make
gres, eorr 70 save his Geek and for this purpose w
no, scrupe 70 defaHe his murdered wife Al saee ae
fams,on however has nothing 70 DO Win me
and We t.ss NJ the case Will fall Into the hands OF Ter
,ev Iurv ,hsy will decide according 70 ,heir oaths o
the lay and the evidence and no, oy essAnon OF
,hetrown Derans-eur will OF course be plescee 10.
him. sad he der.sseren, Of his ta;he. urged - Pto
and there are some who think that such horrible crimes
are never comm,ted except 81 insane peT7oos oo' I"
will hardly do sag thar the relations OF insane men
exempt from The operation OF Jaw and may eomo. "HS.
crimes ;hey will Men, 70 be irresponsible mus DOT
Only lave insane relatives. but De insane :hemseTes-
The insanity of Spencer would seem 70 be hat desoe
masnliy vhen desulrory. s,roing life. without
sufficient s.sadness IN any ting oitsu
accumulates around deprsved heart Hour. OF Con-
e The above seems TO rs very harsh and bad
spirited paragraph Spencer has killed his wife, is
in custody, and has hardly chance OF escaping the
Gallows Yet it seems that bis father is insane, and
the Journal fears this will raise presumption that
he may be insane also. His wife, too ii iniima.es,
may prove TO have wrorged him, which certainly
would afford some sort Of pslliatou of bis alleged III
treatment Of her, though nothing can excuse killing
Blu, with what justice it is asserted thai the AMT
Capital Pun,skment men will doubtless make
great effort 10 save his neck, we cannot perceive
We are OF iha, SORT yet never urged or petition
ed for the remission of the eaih-Penasy where we
believed it justly demanded by existing laws Oar
rule is 10 labor for the amendment oferroneous laws
bu, to insist on their rigid enforcement while they
remain on tine s,atute-book. Ii Spencer be proved
guilty Of Murder, we say let him suffer as the law
directs. Bu, we DO insist that be shall have his
trial in Court and no, in the Journal of Commerce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-18

EXPECTED DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-18
DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE.
az ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH
Sixteen Days Later
FROM EUR O p e.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CAMBRIA.
IMPORTANT ADVICES FROM ENGLAND.
Final Passage of the Corn Rill and the
Cus,om's Duties Bill.
DEFEAT OF THE IRISH COERCION BILL.
THE WINGS IN OFFICE.

RESIGNATION OF SIR ROBERT PEEL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-31
MR.. SEpDON,S SPEECH

We would invite particular attention 10 the
speech OF The Representative of this District,
which we much regret We have been prevented,
BY The pressure upon our columns, from sooner
laying before our readers. 1t is a speech every
way worthy Of the high reputation of lis author.
We have rarely, il ever, seen so complete view
OF The great question i, discusses presented with
IN any thing like the same limits. 1t is both
comprehensive and clear-large and general in
its reasoning, yet pointed and practical in its APP
plicalion. 1t is speech which we would ask
Tariff men to read; Tor, while every line breathes
deep conviction OF The injustice and oppression
of the system, still the argument is conducted
with calmness and courtesy "come let us rea-
son together" spirit, which ought to gain the ear,
even Of ultra opponents. We have been especi-
ally struck with Mr.. SIS exhibition Of the opera
ton OF the restrictive system upon the South
his demonstration that, 10 the South, TO srery
class of her population, and crery branch Of her
iodusiry-commerce. agriculture and manufac-
tarcs-aye, even Southern manufactnres-it is
evil, unmixed evil-unrelieved burden and blight.
We may take occasion hereafter 10 remark fur.
Their upon this speech. For the present, we ask
that it may be read.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-31
ny THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
a pRnrT A NJ a TIDN

III having been represented 10 The Executive ilial
4 JOHN MAYER, who had been remanded To the
jail of Elizabeth City County for before the cir-
escape, and is now going al large, l, William smith
Governor have thought proper 10 issue this Procaun
ton, offering reward Of one hundred dollars 10 any
person persons who will arrest the said John Mayer
aud deliver him TO the jaIlor Of Elizabeth City County
and moreover require all officers the Stale, civil
aad military, and exhort the people of the Common
wealth TO use their best eyertions The said
Mayer That lie may be brought 10 justice.
Given under my hand, and the lesser seal Of the
isr,, Commonwealth, at Richmond, this 29tl day Of
July, 1886, and fist year OF the Common wealth.
WIN. SMITH.
John Mayer Is described about five feet eight inches
in height, with sandy hair light eyes, hiRh cheek
bones prominent nose; is by birth German, aud
speaks broken English. Believed Ia be old offender,
and 10 be still lurking about The North South side I
James River July 3l-c6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-31
e Valuable Estate
IN THE COUNTY OF ORANGE

HIhh
AN anxious 10 sell either portion. or me whole o.
al Orange. This Estate i esteemed BY those who
know II equal if superior, 70 any IN this region; III
assessed vauc i ~ hich IN. 10 The county Tins
Tract supposed 10 contain about hU acres, AMI an
willing 10 sell either the whole 3O0 acres viii out
the buildings; il divided full proportion of timber
could be allotted To each part Adjoining this lat 30u
acres there are also 81 acres of very valuable nhered
land y hich can hr had. The Two united would form
mast desirable Farm. Owing To the excessive drought
of The past summer, my lands do not present Their
usual growth If grass; Yet Their iine adaptation 70 aa-s'
10 all grain Crons, and tobacco. well hre~n ~ tls
vicinity There are Of Ihr richest 10y grounds,
and part al t:is Opposite lrun i- Hscr, sum
c,en, ornrch NJ 800 Ii qualities have hscn
tested with a res;i altogether satisfactory. The dwell
ling on thu Farm has been consumed by IRE, bui the
walls are still good aud be uy repaired nj co-l
of 500 the price offered by an excellent work
man These walls are 81 ir.t by ~ feet two story,
wt an excellent cellar. The rost Of wood work nil>i
Lerend upon its execution The timber, i"w-vrr, i
abundant on the land. and there two Saw Mills,
distant less mile Tie c"Btguity nl these saw
Mills two Grist Mills, large FIGURING Mil aud flourish
ING Woollsn Factory must add essentially 10 the CON
yenirncc and value OF ihs Estate Ia. location Is
such that IL cannot be made pass way, ana v pecu
li.Iy removed from annnyances Of al Slnd. lie
river has been surveyed. and company - now FORM
ing, with most hatlering prospectsc opening navica
INN from Tins Farm To Fredericksburg; and lis distance
from Cordunsve Depot OF Louisa tairoah Is only ~
miles The bindings standing are an c1crheh'
Kitchen. with four roons Meat House, ,aily, .
large Framed Stable, Barn. Corn aud TOBACCO Houses
aud necessary Negro Cabins. The Garden Is prohcc
live and the Yard beautiini Will; an extensive noun
,,n ,i,v Nv term. are third cash, residue IN one
and Two wears with without interest, ~ may be
agreed between myself and The purchaser An unlur-
,innable title will be- conveyed .
Orange, Nav l2-cil '. =. "h,o''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-31
RrHUMBERLAND HOUSE FOR
SiIL


EN pursuance of decree Of the United States Circuit
cou.t, .Yf the four; Circuit and Eastern District of
Virginia. pronounce on the 18th day 0f Nay, 1916.
tr >uit of the ~ ncd States Of America against St
and oihers," the undersigned Commission will pro.
cerd. on MONDAY, the lGth day OF August next, at
Northumberland Court house, hrlng Court day 10 sell,
az public aacinn that valuable Estate known North
cumberland House, situated on the Potomac, in The
county OF Northumberland, about four miles from
iealhsye The county seat containing about two thou
sand acres considerable portion OF which Ii flat land,
living the ryer-the residue L. hig land. The dwell
ing house Is a two-sfory frame building. IN handsome
and healthy situation. About tnird Of The tract IL
open land the rest covered with the original growth,
including much valuable taiher. The whole lies well
for mpruvrnt nt aud Is well adapted The culture OF
corn heat and The lard has been recently
and lad oil INTO separate parcels. each con-
shutting desirable farm III ifsrll, Wh good for
building, good water, and other requisites Persons,
therefore. not DESTROYS IT, purchase the tract Will
have opportunity Ia buy one of smaller dime
Possession will br delivered the day Janu
ay ISL the property being rented for the present
year-hut purchaser. Will have The privilege OF sowing
a crop of wheat the Fall. The property, and also q
pal II the recent survey aud division. Will be- shown
ny MT. Sh, one of The undersigned. who resides
the premises. 10 those drsirlis III purchasing
TERMS or SAIE.-0 fourth OF The purchase
10 be paid IN cash. and the residue IN three equal
instruments AZ twelve, eighteen and t~rny our months
from the day o sale. the purchaser purchasers giving
bonds with approved security Tor TIE deferred payments,
aud the lite 10 The property Ia BE- retained until the
whole Of the purchase money y paid.
ROBERT g. NICHOLAS, COMB,
JOHN X. SriTH, ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-31
DAGGER,s SPRINGS For SALE.

IN execution of deed made hy James w. DbrrlI and
( vile. ana idnphn> PrtruaS and wlt1, recorded III
the Clerks Office 81 Tie county Of Boteton the 18th
day uf Move mber, 1855 cchvtl ing i1 Thomas ~ liol
comb-, deceased, and The undersigned. IN tilst,
certain property therein described for the brnst al The
creditors 81 A. p.;lColas 4 To-, the undersigned will
the third day ut August next, proceed by public
tinn sell To The highest biddrd, undivided mole
" of the property in Bnetourt county, called Dagger
Springs consisting Of the Tact Of Land which the
SAID Springs are, the moley of which conveyed
10 James W. Dbrrll by John Garth. and another Tract
Of four hundred acres, ~ the nriehhorhoOd Of the
SPRING., which purchased b, Dihfrll Il Watkins
from Pliers heirs hut The SAID tour hundred be
ing subject equitable lien Tor thr purchase
ney for about SIX hundred dnars--tOeehrr with onr
nte,y o all the improvements made the said lands
aud on- nloriy If all The Furniture, BEDS Stock, and
every tnng else held BY The occupants Of the SAID
properly. part al Daserr'S Springs property aud ac
cessary and appurtrnani 10 H.
he and medicinal qualities o HE sulphur Wa
tiers al Daaeer> Springs Drel's n they sometimes
called are we'll c-abli-hrd being situated In the most
beautiful region. OF cheap ard easy access by
way of die James RIVER caua and Stages passing lie
crssibr iron region Of Virginia. this property combines
advantages rendering il probably preferable for IN
vestmrnt than any similarly used and appropriated III
the State.
The sale will be made al the Springs. The precise
terms will be arranged and stated the time but upon
payment IN cash of small part OF the purchase money,
the balance may be extended Ia periods convenient Ia
the purchasers upon giving the most satisfactory srcu
rity. a. KIbiNSOa, Jk.,
J e.. BLAIR,
juiy lO-ctds snrvyin. Trustees.