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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-13

II. The Express of yesterday should be read
by those who think We ought to be silent with
gard to the ncessant misunderstanding of that paper
and its clique stung to madness by their signal
failure either to rule to ruin the Wing party The
Editor attempts to give countenance to the silly
falsehood of the Evening Post * Co about Gov
Stewards protfering the vote of this State to Judge
Mclean, although its own w ashngton corespon
den. thoroughly uses up the whole fabrication.
Next it takes hold OF Hamilton Fish and asserts
lin the teeth of the Official Canvass, which shows
that in this City John Young while receiving not
less than five hundred Loco Foco votes, falls more
than One Thousand behind Mr. Fish that we in
this part of the State have faithfully supported the
whole Wing ticket" while Mr.. Fish has been
sacrificed 'by design among the Albany cliques
meaning the Editor of the Evening Journal &c.
It has an Albany letter which says Ballots We're
printed here By Wig Weed Commattees with Mr..
Fish's name oil, and circulated far and wide with
the deliberate purpose of running him behind his
ticket. These are but part of the gross false
hoods Of the Express tending to make mischie. IN
the Wing ranks. There never was a particle of
foundation for them any more than for its incident
al fslsehood that " Mr. Clay was emphstcally set
forth as an advocate OF Texas Annexation by pro
'tessed Wings in Abolition parts of the State, snd
that "Mr, Fish has been defeated as The Tribune
alleges, to punish such OF In this quarter as orr
ginally preferred Mr. Fillmore" The Tribune
never alleged any thing like this Mr. Fish has re-
ceived all the clear Wing votes cast especially all
those Of the liberal, live Wings. He falls behind
AIR. Young because the Old Hunkers who struck
Cato held on TO Gardiner, and because the Wing
Anti-Renters, seeing him claimed and commended
by the Courier and Express one OF thar sort of
Wings, presumed him their prejudiced. deadly en-.
envy, and thus voted against him His fate shows
be been designated and supported, sitter their pc
calar fashion, by the Courier and Express Mr..
Fab had all the advantage of the Anti Renters op
position: he like Mr.. Fillmore had said or done
nothing pro or con with regard to their movement,
and its objects he occupied precisely the position
that those journals would have chalSed OUT for Mr.
Fillmore and has met the fate which they would
have wrought out for him, He is defeated by no
neachery, except that embodied in the open hostil
isy 20 Mr.. YOUNG of the Courier and the slyer
deadly ssabs of the Express The Wings have
voted for Mr.. Fish. except the $1,000 semi-occs,
asonal Wings who did not vote ST all but the An,
ti.Rent and bunker votes have some sa mGsse for
Gardiner. and elected him Such is the truth and
the whole truth; and he who asserts tina, the Edi
cor, of the Evening Journal or we desired Mr.
Fish's defeat says what Is wieSedly, wantonly IN
srne. and without shadow OF excuse
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From YrcArAS.- Worry RsrotLl,ion-The Yu-
schooner oGqHaG arrived last night from am
pe-chy and Laguda The dates she brings are no later
than those received Monday by the Yl,ara 10 the
BIN Gic bur We have before the ProaaAeiGmieto OF
the people OF Cafnpeschy against the Government OF
Yucstan and me Act Of the garrison Of said port confirm
ing and adopting the revolution OF CaInpeachy against
OF the Department both of whom had pronounced In
tzvor OF Santa Anna and continued federal conrexou
with The Me1ior ration.
letter from; Lsguns dated 0,h nj; states that was
reported there that Cgmpescay bIockaGed by an
American rnAn-ofwar- TIE printed sheets aIlu6
- are dated 18th October and informed they
handed the Captain OF he jo1gHirr By gua.ta
costa treyenue cutter from Csmpeachy.
This news 70 In rs:her questionable shape
and tor or part nave strong rnsyvInsz OF is truth
Although may % mistaken n The opinion We regard
L :, nothing other than device 70 effect me uaob.
structsd entrance OF the los9uina and Clearance
rora, thIs port The IoacuIns leaves Caupeachy 81
the tue OF her departure thers Is word about re
vo!1--on sas goes 70 LA-ea arG hears nothing
revo1u0n but z-rer having left she meets win Ysve-
orcer who puts detached sheet, of printed IA
per board the substance Of whose contents We give
elsewhere And ts l. al TIE captain Of The Joaauina
knows about me Yucstan .evolaaon-
We czrnot Eeip thinking ma, suspicion turks II the
stHry By TIE wy the United Gag me
stead o. above Z n. o. DeitA- Nov. 1.
RAILROAD AccIpESr.-The II o'clock 10 passen-
ger Cs:r OF cars tie Firhhcrz Railroad run frto
some f.sEn. cars left on the main track bysa person
having 10 connection witt Of tie rack md the
engine tender, and Baggage and one passenger car were
taroSn OIL No che injured bur the Engineer ne szhr-
" me inJ1ry ne received did prevent hin from per.
forming his duties The rain was detained about one
aouf and hat Boston Atiss.
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SOCIAL LIFE II M,rAMoRos-T american
Flag printed a; Matamoros has the following domestic
picture
When We first entered Matamoros and the services
OF a Mexican were needed application had 10 b- made
TO their masters who hired them from ten. fifteen
to twenty dollars. The sums which they owed their
masters were various, but whatever they might be.
under their own government and laws 1t would have
been sufficient 10 have held them IN bondage through
life and cntailed Ike bondage upon their chdren-te
offspring being always held tor the debts OF the parents
debt contracted il impossible repay
No means were afforded them cancel Il. Two or
three dollars per month the extent al which their
services valued Every thing they received from
their masters charged 10 their Ii sick the
loss Of service and medical attendance added on
II plate cup spoon, chair. table any other article
belonging the masters house was broken lost,
matter the his vile children broke
lost il to the servants Indebtedness il placed
When he she died the funeral expenses were Ike.
wise added the Indebtedness and carried forward
the OF their children. Thus they held in
endless slavery unless by theft murder they could
possess themselves OF sufficient money 20 purchase
freedom. The many opportunities afforded them 10
acquire money since the occupation OF this city by the
Am .ricans have enabled slaves 10 cancel all their obi
cations their snd with few exceptions ali
free. Much OF the III feeling that exists against
the part OF the weather. portion Of the nhab-
ants mas been engendered by the loss their slaves
Their former servants will no longer work for them.
They VII! not cannot come up 20 the of wages
offered by The Americans and II they did their
former slaves would prefer working for their EN-
poyers We have heard i stated that even the lady of
the senternaniy all powerful and night honorable Al
caGe IS forced 20 DO the drGGgery of her own
excellent tcrtUas. No wonder when they are pa,ted
shape by her delicate hands We would be tempted
Of the things ourselves If were certain
il had been squeezed through her fingers
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u Just published and for sale by VIM. II.
Graham Tribune Buildings, WOMAN AND HER DISEASES.
FROM THE CRADLE THE GRAVE. by Edward Il. Dix
on NJ D. author of sundry Surgical Essays and Lectur
er on the Operative Surgery of the Eye Adapted ex
cusvey her instruction in the natural laws of her
system and all the diseases of her critical periods
OPINIONS OF THE Press -" Every prudent mother
may consult this valuable work with great advantage
herself and her children Albion.
DR.. Dixon has lent deep interest to his work he
Is doing good service by it, publication
Boston Med. and surg Jour
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WIN. T. LAWRENCE as JOHN w WIsSgR.-The
vote in the Chemuug Congressional District Is very
close The Wing candidate has in Chemung 50. in
Tompkins IA; total o.. The Yates County Demo
Graf says We think this county Will hardly reach
that point. What returns are in give Wisner loo
mai Jour Commerce
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BIZ THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

Col sTEvEssoS.-The Union mentions the state
men; tbs: Col Stevenson has BEEN superseded N e0
raaud Of TIE California Regiment By Col Mason aid
says
The facts are TIA. Col Stevenson wen. on. only as
Colonel Of his Regiment IF ne foJad himself senior
military officer re would OF course coIIErE1c a. ne
forces there; but il YVES expected t1st tien Aeaasi
gone out and ranks Col E and Gen X ranss hin IL
probable that Col Mason mar reach California before
Gen kearney II which case he vii rake the command
!. The Union states tina, Gen SooTT has IS
sued orders for the release OF Gen. La Vega and
mis- associates, he having been exchanged FOR Capt
Csrpender and crew Of The TruAt1n.
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MAssAcRusKrTs.-The Boston Atlas has returns
OF the vote for Governor in all the towns in the
State except Chilulark and Florida as follows
Briggs, 55,S5S Davis, $3.50, sill others 1890
Majority for Briggs 1913.
DANIEL P. KlSG Is reelected to Congress from
the lid District by "A majority. This Distric, was
reported no choice, but an error has since been
found in the returns OF the vote in Maiden town,
ship which gives Mr. King the election. The re-
turns OF the District foot up follows King.
4S3e; Dixie, 274s; Scattering. 1871
Hale's majority in the Nth Congressional Dis
trict is Is
According to the Atlsss returns the House OF
Representatives. row stands Wings, Ia Loco
Fooos, 80; Liberty Party, 5
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Judge Mclean aud VIM. III. Seward.

The Cincinnati Gazette thus disposes of mag
niticent Roorback the Evening Post X Company:
We are authorized to say. that although Governor
SEWARD, while here, and frequently conversed with
Judge MCLEAN an old acquaintance. yet one word
said between them in regard TO the Presidential
Election We have and read the only letter as we
are assured, received by Judge MCLEAN FROM Gov
SEWARD In which the Presidency is named In this
Gov SEWARD says in relation to the Presidency There
is now An entire suspense on that subject God grant
may continue until the OF the Presidential Election
There is expression in tho letter of determination
10 support Judge MCLEAN. nor any which can in any
way commit Gov SEWARD on the question The letter
bears date 10Th August last and still remains
assured, owing 10 the Judges Official and other
engagements
VIII the Post see lit to retrac, Or will it per.
sist in its calumny this point as it does with re
gard to the enormous sums raised by the Wings OF
other States and sent here to defeat Cato. when
we OF New.York did that job ourselves Just as
easyi
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MARCUS WILSON New-York, Mark II. Newman
s. Co.
The author commences with the history Of the
early Spanish voyages conquests ana discoveries in
North America and goes down the minute point OF
John Tyer's Administration The narrative is given in
clear simple style and the synopsis contains all the
necessary facts give the learner good idea of the
history of the country The marginal questions a
great assistance the teacher and the chronology kept
up marginal dates with great mnutencss large
Der of maps charts and plans OF battles and representa-
tons OF remarkable embelish the work and add
10 its value We recommend an examination OF this
School History teachers and to all interested in tine
culture of the young mind.
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II We give place with great reluctance to the
following communication but having unfortunately pub
lished the letter which ii refers cannot refuse &c
insert reply. OF course we have controversy
on the subject Ed. Trib.
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JosIaH RICHARDS Auc,ione.r

LARGE SALE OF CHOICE booNs-Ths Evenlng and To-
2 Broadway viii sell large and rich collection OF Books,
suitable for Holiday Gifts Also excellent Standard Works,
ChdTens Games sc being continuation OF sale
MEDICAL booKs-The portion OF The sale tor To morrow
Evening includes and valuable collection OF Medi
cal Books late editions and mostly popular text books &e
SASpss SARsAPlRILLA-" How endless says distin-
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of the world where creature is letter. every
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leading objects OF experimental science In investigating
the phenomena OF disease and preparing its remedies
many golden line this great volume revealed For
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all IN. host Of ulcerous humorous and euptive maiadcs
their origin in the blood and The pharmacopos and
chemist have succeeded producing vegetable compound
which acts with extraordinary potency upon the fuds Of
the body cleansing them from the unhealthy virus which
snu ates the disease and has necessarily restoring tho
health OF the patient The preparation referred 10 Ia Sandss
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FIBRE thr principal srcretige organs or the glands
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OPINION THE PREs5.-From the Sentinel aud Re-
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In the first stages Of the disease termed Catarrhal
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iowa-LESIsLAruRg.
Wigs Elected-so tsl

The Senste consists OF l9-the House OF So mem
bers 81 course If the above returns prove correct
and the remaining Counties and Districts al return
Looos, the Wings will have majority in each
brsnch and 6 III ioin. ballot.
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EY- The Grand Jury are still engaged every
afternoon in the examination of the case OF the
y;etyosers. A Committee OF the Jury accompanied
bv Alderman Benson visited the Prison ON Black,
Wells Island on Wednesday. We believe there IS
determination on the part ofthe District Attorney
and of the Grand Jury to push the investigation
fcarlessly.
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u See full certificates in this paper. ol9 lmeod'

~ ATwooDs CELEBRATED EMPIRE Cook STovEs-s
These Stoves warranted usual. Persons wanting
Cook Stoves invited examine them before purchas-
ing elsewhere. Wholesale and retail by Hickok Co go
sI1q
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Court Calendar. .Tms DAY
Law Courts.

COMMON PLEAs-Part Nos lC9 y, l25, los e
lOl 81 ID 3o-Part 2-Nos. los. 1884, l36 lbs 40 la
IA 40 las $50 l52, l5i, $50, l5S, 100, In
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e The Tribune hiss column and hslf on lsnd Re
form sor: Of yogrSsl ta-a ersicle The Tn
bune" seems 70 think we shsl al come TO something
like that Of these days, Perhaps So We our,
selves decidedly belong 10 tast party We shall vote
ourselves the hes, farm in Oneida County Express
e Oneida County would hardly answer your
purpose. You couldn, transplant your Virginia
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A Monument TO Clinton.

To at Educr 81 The Tribune
sauia cara carior L5a.as'
Dear is my Country Liberty Is dearer was
the motto OF the arms OF DEWITT CLNros. in
scribed generally in front OF the works OF his eSten
sire Library.
AS early as 49,? IL the New.York Legislature,
he devoted MS attention 70 the gradual Abolition OF
Slavery
In the Senate OF New-Yo,k. ls0s-Il he INTRO,
duced laws to proven; kidnapping or the farther
introduction OF Slaves and punish those who should
tres, them nhumsnly.
As Governor OF the State Of NewYork II MS Speech
10 the Legislature, ism ls0 while on the subject OF
nine the vacancy IL United States Senate he says
slludins 10 the Missouri question
Nor can conceal or this occasion the deep snxieJy
which lee On subject now under the consideration 0;
The Geaers! Government Snd which un,orruna.siy
calculated TO produce geographical distinctions Highly
important as l. 70 al!sy feelings insuspicious yet
consider the Introduction OF e extension OF Slavery
paramount consideration Morally and politically speak
Ing Slavery evil OF the hrst magnitude snd whsr
ever may sc the consequence il dury 20 p-obbiI
is progress u al cases where such prohibition a.
lowed 5y the Constitution No EVIL can result from lis
Inhibition more peruicious than il liberation and
earnestly recommend the expression OF your sense
this occasion equally due the character OF the State
and the prosperity of the Empire
His lsbors for The A5olinon of Slavery entitled hin
than ihss II behalf OF Common Schools and
Internal Improvement 70 The gratitude OF his Country
and mankind Trusting our Governor elect homes, JOHN
yocag viii recommend his Annual Message Tie e-ec-
cor OF Monument 81 the Legislature, the shove is
therefore respectfully submitted suirsble nscrp-
tioa- 76xR-Sow 8 YxAas OF AGE
r The WiIlismsport Nd Times of Monday
has tne following The Chesapeake and OHIO Canal
tss not received mach damage BY the Isle feshei
II was aoUgesii would from the sni violence OF
the sood- There has been o.e considerable breach
rnste II the eraos1krsot nearly opposite town,
s1d three or foCr minor the two levels below
town. The Gsoss damage done the work = the washing
out the co5er ds put up great and labor for
the repai, Of - injury done Dam Nc. BY the Spring
EcshsL-
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Business Notices.

PHYSICAL EXERcIsE.-The Union Gymnastic Acsde
my. No. l59 4 l6l Crosbyst between Houston and
Blocker is under the sole management of Dr. Rich.
Hot Cold Shower Baths free to subscribers. nj lw-
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GoURAUD's LIBRARY or ROMANCE

JULIA VFIDHT-CANTD NNTIT.
AT length Misc julia opened her line eyes
Gazelle.like In their soitness and their grace
Aud gazed around her In NUT. surprise
Much wond'rng Why her maid 10 that place
With Blackstone Story; then she tired TO rice
modest blush suffusng neck and face;
Increasing weakness made the effort vain,
So down abe sank upon her couch again
Nothing sets off the beauty Of gGzele-like eye, 30
much as clear, white, transparent skn-free from Tar
Pimples, FrecAes, Sallownrss, Salt Rheum, Rngworn
or oher determines. To bring about such glorious
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pating supeffuous har GOURAUD'S Greclan Hair De
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10 beautiful! brown or blarki
" Il must be borne in mind that DR.. FELIX GOu,
kAUDS renowned preparations cdfnot, under any en-
rumsiances be obtained genuine except at his Depot 81
Wa!ker.t first store FROM Broadway. nl1H
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CAMPHENE Williams's (Which is really three times
refned) also Chemical OIL, Spirit Gas. Burning Fluid
High Proof Alcohol White Rosin Burgundy Pitch Of
choice quality for sale by w. WILLIAMS,
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Correspondence Of The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. I2-l T. II.
All the Wing candidates for Legislature in New
Castle and Kent Counties elected thus securing
the T. s Senator Houston Wing reelected to
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PARIS STYLE OF HArs-NIanufac,ured and for sale by
KNOX l2s Fulton 81. Sun Buildings
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~ good tine 20 ne Shaking Quaker, nj IN.
hnssn Is MS afternoon, when The ladies' and children bo
& a great Eunoers FAKE the whole building vocal
administered a. each performance creaies rrr.b
snS Inc othss features are slso interesting Rerseo
GER 0clock- Performances also q 4 1'eN-e4--
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THE TRIBUNE AT PMLADEIrHA-Merchants or
others in Philadelphia who wish to have the Tribune
served regularly at their residences or counting roons
win please leave their names Zeibcrs News Room
corner of Third and Chestnut IL win be regularly
delivered al l2i cents per week.
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slaves lhithsr. except as iresmer

COOK DASoE-whigs win ind among the no.
tees in this paper. invitation Festival Jersey
City. tonight Give them eaIl-shere's GO better
Wing ground GU, OF doors, knd t-uer Wings thsa
car ss found ,hs-e
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~ The cs.e OF the United States vs.. Frances
Thomas, Ex-Governor of Maryland for Libel hss been
postpored to The Is, of March next