New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-12

H THg WATER. CURE Journal Edited oy
DR. Stew and published semi.monthly in this CITY"
gaining wide circulation. In the number fcr TUG pe
sent week which the reader may obtain az 1ranaIi
we find the following otshe lndian nooe Vi oui
Ing Fevers copied from letter written 'y -" ia e1n
10 Dr. Baynara Of England
AS snc the Indians upon the continent more Incl
dent feyers than any other % iey taies
fsI IN cure themselves By great sweating aud inmed
ae,v plupeins themselves into cold water, which they
ssv il the only way not 20 catch cold. once saw an
n.tance OF IL with divers more IN company. Being upon
discovery OF the back port OF the country called upon
an Indian Of whose was Tennoughan the cap.
,sin general OF the clans Of Indians OF those parts.
found him ii OF fever his head and limbs mucn affect
ed With pain and al the time his vile preparing
bcSn;o for him The bagnio resembed large oven,
which he crept by door on the one side while she
put several hot stones in 81 small door on ine other
side thereof and hcn fastened the toos as c!oiey from
the air she could. Now while he was sweating 10 h
bagnio his wife (ior they dsdain no servicc was win
cutting her husband passage into the rlver oe-
ing the winter of oc3 the great frost and the ice very
hck in order TO the imnersng himself alter ne shono
Of the bath Ia less than halt an nour ne was
great sweat that when ne came out ne wa as wet
as II he mad come out OF srver ana Inc reeH OF
dis body thick that hard TO discern any BODY
face that stood him In this condition. stark naked
cody cloth only excepted ne ran to the river "hich
twenty PAGES. and Gucked himself Twice OF
thrice therein and returned passing only through mis-
bagnio 10 mitigate the immediate stroke OF the cold. 10
MS house. perhaps 70 PAGES fsftheT aho wrapping
himself his WOODEN MANTLE lay down a. his Length near
long but gentle fire. in the middle OF his wigwam OF
house turning himself several times I'LL he was dry and
he and fell 20 getting Us our dinner seeming to
be as easy and well III heath al any other time
II well assured that the Indians wash their infants
in cold born IL all seasons Of The year
"THE LIVES Of Dr. John Doune, Sir Henry
Wouen, Mr.. Richard Hooker, Mr.. George Herbert, and
Dr.. Robert sanderson BY ISAAC WALTON, with Life
of the Author Just published in l2mo volume of $50
PIP. by Ii. NJ. Onderdonk & Co 25 Johnstreet.
II CONSTANCE. or the Debutante By j. H.
MAScuR" is the title OF woshiug novel published
by L Ferret & Co 237 Broadway
~ LETTERS TO AN ADOPTED DAUGHTER, by
Rev John Newton" This is a small volume published
By the American Tract Society $50 Nassaust 1t is much
priced by q large portion OF the religious public.
r. TWENTY YEARS AFTER, or the Three
Mousquetaires A Sequel to the Three Guardsmen
By ALEXANDER DUMAS: Translated from the French
by E. P" is published by VIM. Taylor Co. Aston
House.
~ NEw.YoRx SPRING AND SUMNER FASH
IONS 1896. We have received large plate of gentle
mems fashions and pattern sheet from Mr.. GEMS C.
Scott l46 Broadway The plate is very ieir specimen
Of the men Tailors make, but who where
else except il fashions plates With the plates We
ccvcd the following lte which is curious from the
cloth clipping into great national interests
Being the only person who reports original American
fashions for dress, uninhuenced BY foreign innova-
lions, submit This 10 you as a sample OF the pro,
gress | making in the art hoping oy unremltteu
study aud exeuun increase the popularity OF our
STYLES as did the artists Paris those France from
the year 1884 when she received her styles for male
AZURE from London but wh;ch-by we'll directed effort
she enabled 10 improve ID hVe years az TO in
ducc not only the English, but all Chrstendom. uni
the Fashions recommended by few OF her Artists
in Paris
II could influence the people OF this Country, to
prefer American styles OF dress the foreign, could
then the styles for trimmings-the manufacture Of
which gives employment TO greater number OF opera
tives than does that OF the cloth in garment; and
TO those less qualified for pursuing other Ineaus OF
livelihood.
NORTHERN DEFENDERS OF SLAvERY.-The True
american, after copying paragraph OF ours in which
aiusor made the NewYork correspondent Of
the Louisville Journal, who had volunteered assault
upon opponents oil Slavery in this quarter, ssys:
Ii is this mis- cradle duplicy OF Northern men which
lowers tbtn IN Southern opinion aud makes them often
so poweress when they might command. They have
sympathy with Slavery Religion. education, habit,
the Influences OF centures-a make them loathe it,
Why Affect them to be Its apooglstsf Why stand
it's defenders The South does not ask it. Her int-i
gen, men know what North is-how it's heart feels
and It's mind thinks the subject and they can only
despe those OF their people who cater to their preu
dicrs, defend their utreisms. Silence Silence is
always and let have that thousand times rather
whatever is noble for pe or pace-which bar
brthght gained and given through toll and blood
for popular name-which trampes upon right and the
souls of men, il they were worthless as The mud in
our swamps tor the patronage OF the powerful
LATE FROM THE Rio DE IA PLATA.--The Sun
of Yesterday has letter from Monte Video, dated
tho LIST OF January which contains several important
items OF information. 1t alleges that the combined
squadron had pushed up the Parana far as Tapeey,
unis must be enormously given near CoIrienies
that the consus OF Paraguay had declarared war sgans
the Argentine Republic, and that Brazil preparing to
do the Also that there had been battle in Uru
gusy-[up the river Uruguay D, setween the repubii
[Argentnes and the allied monarchists. in which
the latter defeated with the loss OF 50 killed, 800
prisoners and 1000 horses.
that combined squadron had attacked and de-
stroyed Tapey, which defended by only $50 men-
The Argentine loss Is said to be killed, 500 horses
field piece and sundry military stores
The writer OF the letter predicts long and sanguinary
war and civil war in Brazil should that empire declare
against the Argentines.
The letter is obscurely written and may be without
Authenticity; but it very possible that adyices from
Monte Vldeo To The LIST OF January might reach New
YORK via Rio de Janeiro.
THE RIGHTS OF WoMAN.-The KY. Legislature
passed law better protect the rights married
women securing them certain portion of property
in their right liable the deols OF the husband
Whilst we willing to award the present Legislature
everlasting praise for this deed OF justice and mercy
wonder thai II has so long been deferred.
Untold misery follows the old method, as women
suffered most, when least deserving ii mostly too
account OF the faults and crimes well the misfor.
tunes their bands Let these receive the heart
felt gratitude OF all the dear angels for they have
spoken soft words OF contempuous and selfish gaanlry
but shown that in deed they loved those WHO OF all the
earth deserved be truly loved True American
CoRREcTIoS.-THoS L. MARsHALL.-A report
has been going the rounds OF the papers the effect
that we had snot Mr.. Marshall il duel Our friends
are awsre whilst ready to defend our legal
and rights by all the power that God has given
U.S. that have ab andoned bloody child Of bdrbG-
i.rs and Slac1y lse duel. We trust that mag
unanimous fallen Toe We are ready 10 resist d
powerful one-and MIR. MArshalls misiouunes have
stripped US of what resentment felt thar We had a
night TO indulge toward him. tor his unreentng perse
cuIion of us hour Of prosuanon and weakness.
True American.