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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-26

saf'ng evils which need correction meet with any rs
vision at his hands Should no change, tas ar. bsu
feel myself NJ ioerty 10 withdraw tie curtain from such
instances OF isvorts intrigue and corruption AZ will
make every honest man IN the com unitv cry sb.r,e
have previously stated thai the Whi:s O; H3pc- "a
have not, yet commenced actve operations for ;he
Fall campaign. Notwithstanding this, there are yyhIs
perlnSs loud enough 10 be heard in every corner as 70
the probable candidates FOX the prone; and iucsa
I'VE Offices OF The latter. the County ClerSship IS BY
a the most valuable and description OF plot and
eHVer Will be brought into reQVisitoa 10 accomplish
e Anis Of the several ssprsnts without keeping in
. 80 one crest Object OF the greatest ultimate IN
connected with cur National councils and the
800, VI Se "aoe people. On this subject shall
hereafter have more say the more especially If End
any S''enip' Al departure from that unanii.y OF p.;n
clpe "nt s.he!eness OF action which ought, IN every
Family &c s''"' ''"S
For Sheriff Coronevs oi which four are to b. cIec,e
snd AsserbymSn, there Will De numerous cand;datrs
anu the names of gentlemen. already limited 81 10 no
nominated Tor Congress, isci7H am well ss-,s
fed that there this cityirIn Jealous made
WAITING W hiss-irom whom selection can be mad. INST
WIZ insure triumphant majority over any opuoneut
ta' INC Looo'f ocoS can bring into the geld Even from
me members OF our Common Council election might
ols.e in the country.
some daring counterei;ors have lately preved win
great success upon many OF the rsdcen OF this city
and although the general impression tha,,hey are IRON,
Your side OF the water have some reason 10 beley,
tnat several OF the most Shrewd and desperate OF tho
gang have their head quarters the Eastern section q.
this city which contains besides: many other lawless.
reckless. and depavrd characters Our Police ofscer.
cunning they are and iuieiaueable in their re-.
searches as they are known 70 behave not vet had
sufficient experience in such seen, with &C.
curacy the hiding places OF Old and well disciplined
offenders and some OF your Stars would lend then,
n helping hand, ioub, not that haul might D. made
which would be worth taking
On Thursday, in the ycinity of For, Green. too,
race between Jer.eymsn and Long Islander is to
come OF for the sum OF nifty dollars Ii VIII TAKE
place on the croud belonging 10 the Union Star Crcke;
Club the members OF which will on the 18th proxmo
play match Syracuse against the club Of that place
The co.ored population OF Brooklyn ras$e are pre-.
paus 20 their annual visit Flushing attend
camp meeting which viii there he held during the pre-
sent week.
Repeal gathering tool, plvcc in this city yes,er
day No business Of any Importance was transacte d.
with the exception OF electins officer. OF the association
for the ensuing wear. l.
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From the we-r.-Lasse superior, Michigan, &c
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

CORES pOUltnct OF ne IriDuiS
steamer Niagara, LAKE ONTARIO Aug l.tA 10.
DEAR TRtnUSE One week ago I was packing
up mineral specimens and catching trout on the
shores of Lake Superior Since then have bathed
IN the waters OF Lake Michigan aud sailed through
Huron and Erie aud am now aloat on the pillows
OF Ontario.
Among the passengers on board mutual
friend CHARLES LAN,EAS. who has Just returned
from trip TO the headwaters OF the Mississippi,
and around the shores OF Lake Superior tie tells me
that he has spent the OF the last TWO months in
birchen canoe with Chippeway lndians-that MS food
has consisted chiefly OF salt pork and boiled dough and
that his couch has been the richest OF 'o and his can
opy the ky. opine that you viii soon see announced
ny the Harpers volume OF sketches descriptive Of his
tour.
But am wandering took up nv pen to give
You a bit OF politics have watched during my
recent Journey III the West the effect o.. Mr. Polk :
Earbor BIZ! Veto. The Wings alone in con
dernnns his selfish and outrageous conduct nine of
ten the Loco-socos that haze seen condemn him in
the strongest terms.
A. to the casting vote of Mr. Dallas on the Tariff I
fancy that II vii make HIM almost unpopular through.
out the country as /; Will in Pennsylvania.
Do YOU suppose have seen in TIN, interior OF
Michigan, working with all his might to establish
Congregational Churches. none other than your
brother Editor Mr.. DAVID HAZE He is creating
dissensions and trouble among the Presbyterian
Churches OF the West
was in Detroit few days ago when the news
arrived that the Boston people had finally deter
mined not 70 purchase the Central Railroad OF Mich
ican The principal reason assigned was that the
present Administration had lately thrown such gloom
over the business prospects OF the country that the
were not willing TO invest any money in railroads
To al who are interested in Michigan, this news il
sore disappointment But FOR my part think il il Just
right and glad that This fact j. beginning 10 be un
dersood viz-that II viii do for the people Of Mich.
gan and Illinois to do their utmost the nanuac
turer and merchant OF the East while the same time
they would have the beneit OF their money
By the way | ought not to close this rambling
letter without paragraph about the Copper Re
slon OF Lake Superior. People are just about as
crazy up there as ever. Spscuidtiug scamps are
multiplying constantly ou; beginning 10 De- looked
upon as contemplate class. Al the companies De
heve that nave capital and discreet men 10 manage il
are doing we.l. The Steamer from the South brought
down from the Pittsburs mine single boulder OF native
copper That weighed nearly Two thousand pounds saw
gentleman IN Buffalo yesterday VINO had lust sold an in
terest IN the Montreal Company for $1,000 Sterling
Thai looks e, somebody sanguine on the British
shore. $40 D'''-'
adi-u w
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The California sneculn1ion-


~ tx Elll5T q Tie 7risNNs
sTR; | see by the newspapers thar three ships
have been chartered the expense OF $4,000
port stevensons Expedition California Now siI this
force according 70 the instruction the Secretary OF
War L TO consist OF ~. including officers and ,en
which ;o shi2s OF the class chartered would be suH
Glen; FOR heir transportation, and to earY months
provson. The third vessel is procured doubt TO en-
able some ship goods Tor speculation and the
people would ike know VINO his Spectator az their
expense ito be Is /. Jonathan y Stevenson O, ncle
SAM An OF D SHIP M,srrR
B-I viii contrsc, TO carry ihe whole Of S,evensous
Volunteers, and their necessary baggage munitions and
provisions 10 81 Francscos Bay Upper California for
$4,000 and many others VITO are in the India tradr
would like to do the job ss the same price S.M
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rxe.;o,s or all rhe capable, deserving w hies VINO
t,,.o been suggested with reference 10 the
-oy.rnorship. and select that man from among
.h.,,, ,,.bo can poll the heaviest vote, and with
,,,ho,o the chances of success seem tairest The
man whom that Convention selects we are sure
will be OF the right sort-honest able and worthy
and we mean to give him the best support we can
and no IFS nor ands about
Bu, consider whittier the indictments are driving
US They seem so far as they have any other than
negative purpose, to desire or at least acquiesce
in. the nomination OF WILLARD FILLMORE Tor 1oV-
ernor-whom we know best Of any OF the persons
named and esteem at least equal 10 any we
know well that Mr. Fillmore does not desire nor eA-
pect the norninaton-that he profoundly desires
no, to be pu, forward He has given fourteen VI
his best years to the public service mas hau
Of Office and honors and thinks ne ought ho" - "
allowed with grateful regard tor past kinchess'
to attend 10 his own pirate business Y" GER
tainly think he has fair claim 10 be excused nh'
,ass; :, sbonA appear when the Convention comes
- co,o,,,re notes. that he and no other Wing can
ba elected. in which case We shall hold him bound
10 sacrifice his personal interests and inclinatons
To put him mp to be beaten again would be wanton
Injustice and ndignity to afaithful public servant
Now the Courier ana Express are working as II
determined to render II impossible to succeed with
him or with any body else For ii Mr.. Fillmore Is
to be put up because he alone among Wings can
surely be elected that is good reason. with which
nobody can justly be offended but ii ne were to be
nominated avowedly because such men as john
YorSo and Ira HARRIS are unsound and unwor-
thy. who does not see that he is a dead man from
tue start The stgmatized and prescribed can
didatcs may do their utmost for him but they can
not control the thousands OF their friends who have
/ been wounded and insplted through them. Wings
! If you believe that 1t matter OF importance
that we carry the State this Fall you must see
that we cannot afford to drive of and spit upon our
friends But you do see it The Disorganizers
cannot carry hals dozen Counties in the State
and viii not be able to make even show IN the
Convention.
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S,u;har., 20 ,be Farmers, Library.

Where new subscribers order the last year az
well az the current year we would greatly prefer send
ing them the bound rOu>' of the former wherever II Il.
ao,;c.h 70 do So but we not At liberty TO send
,bs,n h. mail Wherever any ether mode Of forward
,.r, I. suggested By the subscribers we viii always
.a.d ,be hound volumes of last Year in preference 10
sondry Tie numbers For twenty dollars we VII send
- current subscribers four complete sets OF the hrT
year bound u. 49,; .,,or, r,stes tyyo verr
and beautiful octave volumes, of six hundred pages
~ ~ s1n.rrs,ed bv numerous engravings All persons
;s,erested in the beautiful and entertaining literature OF
.c-lrre are invited TO examine this useful work
GREELEY < McELRATH, Publishers.
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FROM VERA CRCz-The following extract from
private letter from Vera Cruz dated Aug has
been furnished TO the Merchants Exchange
The garrison OF tbs place yesterday declared n fayor o.,
Santa Ana and sgainsithe actual Government send YOU
herewith copy OF the plan o. The rsvouronis-s which
you vii obc by having published without loss OF t:e
By the enclosed you NIL md tina: the War with the T.
states viii continue until otherwise disposed O, by the
Congress which % BE- assembled by the revolution
iss. they triumph, sag four months they take
po.session Of te Capita, This viii make matter OF
,i1 month. duration nj least OF opinion tha;
i any disposition the par; OF this people seek
.pa- &C solguou Of the question
VA, resolved 70 adopt the plan Of the 20ta Of May
pronounce ~ the military garrison az GuldsaSarb.
.sth Tie folio wing amendments
lst An rhos. who may have been bsni,hed Tor polil
eal opinions since he year lsl invited 70 return
ih- Republic snd cooperate WIKI the pre=ent more
ncui
IL. By ,lis the circruls;Knces Of The w- with the L
States 20 De considered changed but
FOR the Congress. which r assemble 20 determine rela
i've thereto and the Mexican. obey their resolu
tom,
% general invitation proercd 10 al those this
Department VINO tay nave taken up arms against the
existing order Of government 10 unite IN TIL. plan which
has Tor its object The public veal alone
18th HIS Excc!lency, Gen Don Antonio Lopez Santa
Ann has the glory establish the Republic whatever
u'ay have been his he was firm supporter OF
public liberty and national honor for this proclaim
/ IN icadcr OF ts!s great enterprise Signed by the off
ce rs generally. .Bos.ou ADV
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DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM SANTA ZEE.
BALTIMORE. Tuesday evening.

d
The Southern Mail brings nothing from Mexico or
the Seat Of War
Travellers from Santa Fe arrived at St Louis
on the 18th. who report that the Governor and
people were preparing to desert the CRY on the ar
rival OF Gen Kearrey-the people refusing 10 tight
the Americans Great excitement existed caused
by rurnors OF their approach. Gen. Keaney was
at Bent's Fort about to move onward
The Eastern msil failed TO connect this morning
South or West
There is no local news worth telegrapning The
stock market Is firm and there IS no change II CRY
snd State securities Flour dull at Is
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m. Whig Almanac for Is47

reWill be published and ready for delivery on inc
10Th day of September Orders will be executed in the
order in which they are received
/, will contain the Tariff of 1916 the Appropriations
made by the present Congress she sub-Treasar5
Bill Oregon Treaty, &c. &c
prce as heretofore-single copies ias cents 81 per
dozen, or s per 100.
po,smassers sending Us 81 for dozen copies viii re-
ceive copy gratis.
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WING STATE Convention.

state Convention to be composed OF Delegates from
or.-., Counties Of this State equal TO their repre-
.-.s.on in the House of Assembly, viii be held al the
-. 80 Ir,;cs on Wednesday The TUenty Third day o.
S,.,6,r mex, a, l2 o'clock NJ for the purpose OF nom
...,rg candidates for Governor LieutenentGorernor
"a two Canal Commissioners 10 be supported by the
,y Electors of this State the ensuing Election and
.. transact such other business may be deemed proper
-. ,ne Convention. albany august TO- 1916
JOHN TOWNSEND. JAMES AoRNER
DANIEL CADY, HAMlLiOA fi9h
FRIEND HUMPHREY, b. H. I'D lNOn
:, ErRKJAND GEO " WEED
State Central Committee.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
BaooKIYS. Aug. IS. !

TO TIE Editor Of The Tribune
In my communication OF yesterday, am apprs
hensive tina, awarded 10 Mr. Secretary Bancroft more
than hi. due in supposng that ne will institute any rigid
reform in the affairs of the Nary Yard-oad a. they may
be-if he should become convinced that the arrange
ren,s there made contemplate great political advanta
ges 10 the party Of which he is SO prominent Inosi
He is however expected pay visit to thus depo. ~
rng the present week, and we shall then see cef'a
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SOLAR LAMPS, CAMPHESE LAMPS, CHANDELIERS CT.
RANDoIEs AND HALL LASrERNs.-Detz Brother
CO. No. l39 Wilamst. are 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 eu. at low prices for cash
iv1t .JTn
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EARTHQUAKE AT BOSTON.


There was az earthquake at Boston acconipa-
med with violent shocks, which were felt IN all the
neighboring towns Great excitement exists on
the subject
s7ocgs-Twenty shares OF the Norwich & "oF'eS'
Ter Railroad sold at 8.
Auction sA1Es-Tobacco manufactured. IS boxes
s cts cash Wine-Nfu:ca,, 10 cases - 90 months
Ginger-Green race 500 lbs :: cts. cash. CoHee-Ho'
a=55 bag= 50: 20 per 100 lbs, mons. Corn" est
ON yellow 100 sacks - cts White 200 DO 81 e 3
cts per bushel, cash
SNIP Nrvs-clearance:-Forei Hartinser.
Brown, Gibraltar andnarket Hero (Br) Pike >iJohnS
schr= Mount Vernon Rob, Lee, s. Domingo Coast
wise-Ship Medora simpson Ne*.oT!san= bark Mary
Whelden Philadelphia schrs Mary Edmund, Yates do
Spy Lacy New YORK Howard Bas=ett do Virginia
Lee Hallowel
WASHINGTON Tuesday Evening
The Mail has arrived but brings no intelligence
whatever from beyond Petersburg
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HoBoKEN.-Those who have any desire for pleasant
amusement sweet music and an agreeable picnic, or
the iny2orang seabrceze Of our beautiful Bay should
this avorite resort It's increasing in public
favor tnd popularity every season as thousand,
can testify who frequent there daily
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New Publications.

- GRAHAM's MACHINE for September comes
eigh.cd with choice things for the lovers OF light read
ing H. W Herbert ". II. c. Hosnier R. H Wilde. E
P Whipple Mrs., siCournay, Mrs. Stephens, Mrs os-
good Elizabeth }. Eanes, Kate Eastwood and j
Taylor are among the contributors We copy brief
ooc,,-as good az brief
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SAsDs's SARsAPAXlLLi.-t tho great merit OF TIC
BacOnian system, that discarding all the idle visions oil
preceding ages, it subjected philosophical theories 10 ihs
test Of experiment. ana admitted hose only which were
able pass tina. ordeal. Utility the aim OF Bacon'
scientific cations The benefits Of the inductve sy'
apparent in every department OF scientific art II
constitutes indeed the of modern philosophy 10
found alton rests on uniform operation OF natural lava
aad the certainty similar causes " produce similar
results. Thus It. In medicine certain preparation has
proved ,p.cifc In scrofula cptge affections, rheuna
ism live. pain ard gastric disorders, the probability
IS tia. II viii prove equally efcscous in the whole elss'
Of diseases OF which those constitute species The sue
cess which has attended the OF Sardss Sarsspahs
the treatment disease OF the mos, varied character
should speak loudly OF +s universal adoption
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by A. b. w.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton-sL corner o.
wilam-s- 273 Broadway, and II East Broadway, New
York. Soil also by Druggists generally throughout ns
United Slaes Price 81 per bottle or six bottles for -
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Thing. in Philadelphia.
Correspondence of The Tribune


PHILADELPHIA Aug. %
The Loco-Focos OF our county nominated their
legislative ticket yesterday. as follows William D
Small one of the reporters OF the Ledger Senator
John Kline. Stephen D Anderson. Thomas & Forsyth
Thomas Daley. Thomas : Fsrnon John r Loughlin
John Rupert and Henry Mathers FOR Representatives,
Ne.srs Bird E1en and West OF the old ticket have
been left or and Small succeeds Fou!Sroc
The " higs otthe CITY have renominated Col JoHS
SWIFT mayor This gentleman made an e'cient ae M
detauga5le chief sgtse. and MS reelection Is certain
for re vavs receives large support from ms poucal
opponents tribute 10 his irnness and in;sgrity-
The Loco-Focos have placed in nomination RICHARD
VAry ESQ who wants something more substantial than
the empty houors and unsaared Office OF the Recorder
ship but he stands possible chance OF an election
PETER A BROWNE. Esq. has been nominated oy Tue
Nauves-a man OF talent and much general iniofiIacon
bur he mas become uonanauic on the potcoreiiz!ous
opinions OF Natvis The three parties haze thus three
candidates before the people, but IN our city no ticket
excep; that OF the Wings can succeed
Preparations are making 10 receive tue uL!!cn
Guards OF your civ expected here tomorrow. They
will be warmly welcomed and taken care OF while with
MAYOR swift has made another descent ON those
useless pereuaue.c organ grinders. aud sent Two or
three below" Major Heiss OF the Mon : in Gown but
IS IN no danger he does not turn the crank but only
receives the contributions after the amborlne has been
handed around.
William. 4 Stokes Esq has been nominated by
the Loco-Focos of the cty tor Congress They always
pick ont some clever fellow be beaten the honor OF
ranningi5 al thar IS aspirea 70.
The weather looks like change The Fall and
Sumn.cr are struggling for ascendancy, and II Is
probable the former VIII gain the mastery.
- The convictions OF criminals before the Pas
sac County Courts during the past year we learn from
the Paterson Inteli-encer. amounted 10 Is males loo
females l.. Coorei people II. The principal offences
were burglary - petit larceny H. assault and battery
So selling liquor 80
The total OF prosecution was >iO0e =, toa lines
awarded Sl6i. SiXtyeish OF the cases exclusive OF
liquor selling are attributed TO intemperance.
Newark ADV
L.rxcH-A schooner OF 6j tons burthen, was
launched al Joraemon shipyard just aboye Beleyile,
on Saturday She i owned by Messrs Gaizmer s Lud-
low and j. destined for the present 70 ply between
New. Orleans and Galveston. Newark ADV.
JERSEY CITY Posr-OFrIcr-The President has
appointed Samuel Bridcart Postmaster of Jersey Cy,
in the place of John Ogden. resigned
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Business Notices.

STYLE FOR GENrLEMENs HArs.-Leary & Co Hat.
ters As,or House NewYork will introduce the Fashion
for the season Thursday Sept 3D.
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FALL FASHION FOR GksTLEMEss HAT, for 1885,
KNOX, OF 2s Fuon-st second door sun Office will
the Fall fashion for genemens Hat, on Saturday
29h of August. au22 l,Y
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-srp oursIpE OF To-DAY's PAPER.-S

~ ,,r,,s and ether. leaving the City IN me a Tr
sass printed every day containing sae up 1 to o'clock
News ~ the ss sessssln fo the Ests Ed
y TSune every one win be able TO tke win MN
OF iIs s-vs nm 10 the time of leaving the Cl'y
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10 Persons wishing to advertise in Country NowsPs-
pers subscribe Tor them in any part of the L. can
do application the duly authorized Agent, v B.
Palmer The Tribune Buildings. See his advertisement
iy22 WASH
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NIBLo MIR. and Mrs. Crisp are engaged for few
nights here and will appear this evening in excellent
pieces In Sketches in India Chppeudaie plays the yul-
Sir Mathew, Crisp the siage-strck hero, and Mrs
have charm about them-te pieces pleasing and the
hour of dc parturc early
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SurERIoR CouRT-n Chambers Before Judge Van
dcrpoc-CIlijCrnd Observation-Disclosures applications
have been made Judge V also Judge Ednonds and
Judge Ushoetcr for wrts OF habcas corpus for the dis
charge OF persons from the California volunteers. They
have been generally based the parties not being OF
nge One OF the applications. however, understand
Is Tor the discharge of who has wife and family
whom he has hitherto supported 1t said he enlisted
time when he IN fit state TO do owing 10
the effect OF liquor In the under age the parties
have been Discharged