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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-02

~ We have Havana dates ria New.Orleens
70 tho 18th inst Ne news however except thai the
Docehier excitement had reached thsi psee and the
seieni'e and wise thereof had commenced moes
reSs slaughter snaong The lambs in order its
virtues Inc fcayune suggests ths. experiments should
be tiled the throas os tie worthless cur, instead OF
the innocent lambs 1t says there are abou, seventeen
thousand dogs In New orcanswho.e threats need cut.
ting and without, the bsnes; of tie R-occbieri water at
that. Ditto New.Yo-k-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-02

HARDWARE srocY AND SrAsp Subtitle subscf'
ber' being about discontinue the Hardware business h''
ing other business occupy their aenonl offer lhef
stock and stand for sale The stand has been occupied ct
wholesas and retail busoess for upwrrds is years. and
many Of dealt with ths for hs
length time IS would BE- required in cash. the balance
in undoubtsi security Any w-hlng commence the
Hardware business will ns his desirable opportunity
Apnyto VAN BLARCOM 4 CHAMPLAIN,
S3fjt- 900 P.arisl
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PERRAHzAsuLc.--The Lot Church Found or tho
Church Of England New chnrch, but Ancen, Apo'
olirsl, snd ndependsnt and proIactog Church MIRO
hundred years before tho Reformation BY the Rev. c.
T. Collins Trelawny VI A late Rector of Lmsbnry, Som
erect end formerly Fellow OF Baio College Oxford Pub
li.hed by STANFORD & SWORDS,
IN 1873 Broaiwhg.
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The Oregon Boundary.

In the absence of any advices from Washington
Aater than Saturday morning we give credit to the
report that Mr. Pakenham has sent in the 1slimatun
Of his Government with regard 10 Oregon Webe-
Heve that this proposition tenders boundary
not materially different from that proposed by MIR.
GALLATIN Ia his recently able letters through the
National Intehgencer We believe. moreover,
that Mr.. Polk would gladly see the question pu, at
rest this basis but is hampered by the Baltimore
resolution, his and his party declarations and
the resistance of his Secretary of State who would
be King hereafter, by the sweet voices of the bel
hgerents of the Northwest. Finally, we believe
Mr.. Polk and his advisers are studying out some
PLAZA whereby they hope TO sc, the British PROPOSE
icn before the Senate and endorsed by that body,
as Substitute for the Notice and extension OF our
laws In this way, the President hopes TO be moral
ly coerced into accepting the British compromise,
and 10 claim credit of the friends OF Peace for 80 do
ing, while he sayu 10 the whole of Oregon war
hawks. 81 would have stood ont for the whole anu
got 1t, but the Wings, the Calhoanites and the Mer
camille interest overwhelmed me-" This. so far as
we can discern, is the Executive game; lei il be
closely observed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-02

II RoyssEL, AmsSorNE for the cure and prevention Of
Chspped Hands for sae The principal druggss IN This
city wholesale ard retail the of the 'ub chber
EUGENE RoUSsgL
Manufacturer Importer Of choice Perflmery, Toilet
Soaps Shaving Cream ec &c No. 80 Broadway, be-
tween Liberty and Cortland ats 8r n'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-02

~ Jockey Ci1hp Exrsct with comp iete sss Jtceh
OF Pelmery, Toilet Soaps Shaving Creams genIibs Bears
Oil AInsndne FOR "chapped bands" Cologn- warranted
Razors Of superior quality; Hair, Ns Tooth and ss;v
ing Bnshes Comhs G &c for sale wholesale rst1N b.
ROCSSEL, I5s broadw way.
IL netgy-ea Liberty and CORTLAND
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I.n,esr hom New Zeniend.

The Boston Post has received intelligence from
Nc,e Zealand 10 the l2th of September. According 10
the Auckland Tiass suspension Of hosiies had taken
place though both parties preparing for their
nca Three vessels of war the Hazard North Star and
Daphne the Bay Of islands and troops we're
pected daily from Sydney, n ;. w When they arrive,
tine will be prosecuted on the part OF the British
with vigor The natives cncgDPed in the noun
;aius preparing the defensive, having found
that mode OF warfare several previous occasons the
fnost advantageous hawt is the name OF the native
leader. and Col. Walker commands the British
The oss Of the brig Falco OF Table Cape having on
board the American Consul for Zealand, is chron
ced in the paper. Being cast high and dry upon
the beach, she rifed By party Of beach combe-s
who would not have left single article of movable
had the arch deacon, Mr. Williams inerered
and obliged them 10 suspend operations. The Faco was
insured in Boston Tor $4,000. She hailed from Lynn.
Msss.
On the 4th OF July dnnerwas given to the American
Minister Bsrreus Hotel! There Is no farther news OF
importance.
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Court Calendar.

SuPrRoR CoURr-This Day-The general calendar
will be cslied.
b. CoMxoS P1EAs-Published on Saturday
CrEcrIr CoURr-Scs ~, 81 - 81 81 III IIa i25
] % rs 20 li6 l4s 20 I'D.
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E The Daily Gazette and the Sentinel al Nil
wsukie, Wisconsin have been united and will here
after be published under the nsue of the Gazette s.
Sentinel. These two papers have done good ser
vice in the WING cause, and We presume they will
lose none Of their efficiency unde. this arrange
nen, We wish the Gazette & Sentinel great sue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-02

orrsIDE-FSa Pess-Lecture on the study OF the
German Language; New Publications.; Lesai Reform
Common Sense Proposition Particulars OF the late
Horrible Duel s; Richmond; Harris Bust OF cisy 'H-
dicia Resorn,-Juacea o! The Peace From tho 1fhiS
News Items. &c, Fourth Pase-PoeTy-Io LA''
s.,ss NJ s,ock, Lis, of Letters; Marine Journal &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-02

e Hon. John Rsnter lLoco) of wes,ches,er
Co. declines being candidate for the Constitutional
Convention for the reason that he ia large holder
of the Leased or Manor Lands of this State, and
presumeS that his private interests would be affected
sy some of the questions brought before the Conven
tion and he could not vote either way upon them
withou; incurring odium and misrepresentation
We never admired MIR. e., but we think bis reason
for declining does him honor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-02
Party Names.

We are sometimes accused of untairness because
we refuse 10 call certain political parties by the
names which they choose 10 apply 10 Themselves
We do not see that there is any unfarness in this
course, while the reasons for so doing are some
tmes imperative. We do not acknowledge the
right OF parties to take any name they choose and
to insist ,ha, others shall designate them by Such
appestion without regard to its fitness as applied
TO their principles and conduct, name, ike any
DINER word, may be made 10 convey an atrocious
lie, and we insist that party which chooses an ap-
pellatiou that we deem essentially false in its ap-
pGcation and either calculated designed TO cheat
those who.
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i-s5, KEsAw AND RypopHAooH soAp.--Just received
fresh supply II these celebrated Shaving Soaps For
sale a, G. SAUNDERS a. SONS, III Broadway,
m2 opposite Howards Hotel
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As,.sIcAs MusErrs-Those scripursi Views with lrg'
cJI-con OF national portraits bg the first Ar;ss of Asf
attractive features at tis saoshaent and WIN ~
other Saloon appointments gst give the management !dD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-02

SLAVERY IS MARrL ANp.-The Shareholders in
Queen Anne's Co. Md. recently held meeting and
passed los of resolutions including these:
I'd 70 paas law prohibiting free negroes IN this Ssre
under heavy penalties from leaving the State aud re-
Hrntng again. except as aervsns TO white citizen.
6esoired, That in Ike manner they De requested 10
prohibit by law under penalties the assembling
% negroes In public bodies especially Whist usual
" called bush meetings.
Who said the Declaration OF Independence
was q 'fsnfarouade of nonsepse7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-02

rF In the leading article in Saturday - nC
ups nh line Of Sd paragraph, egnsi Weigh OF u Wv
voters. /. printed There are m ,sa
typographical errors In the sr'ic's' 'u' '''' 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-02

IMPORTANT FROM ST. DoMrSGo.-Coptaln tci-
Ter O: the schooner Navarro arrived Saturday from
the City Of Domingo. which port she let! on the sn
o. January reports tia, since the catastrophe by snip
wreck of three OF The Haytien men-oiwar at Puerto
Plata nothing Of importance had TRANSFERRED between me
belligerents The Hsstien Admiral with one hundred
and fourteen OF the prisoners including thiriyou
officers in custody OF the City the others were
AT Puerto Pials. Que Of tho officers among the prs
oners Is brothern.law of President Pierroi. Csptsin
valon also among them being deserter from the
Dominicans had been tried by court martial and CON
dernned TO death he appealed the President for
mercy who had referred the Congress- which
was 20 have been convened on the I'd OF February
According to the FL Domnicano OF the 18th OF January
soe OF the officers declare that their Instructions from
President Pierrot to the effect that getting
possession of SANTANA and Puerto Plata all males with
out exception Of person age, and all femses under
FIVE, were 10 be massacred, Cpdsdr a cuehiHo Wo-
forty years be tied back TO back. and con
veyed TO the Cape the younger women TO De left 10 the
discretion of the captors. The Dominican slcop ofwsr
Cibao, formerly OF the Aert) arrived from St Thomas
18th ult and would proceed Puerta Psis
The American schooner J. w. Fuller. and Danish brg
Carlca both lately purchased by the Dominican Govern
Irent, being equipped as men ofwar. The Domin.
leans appeared be settled in their policy and quite
peace. tina, they might enter their new
career founded the encouragement Of foreigners and
liberal system OF government generally Herald
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-02

S The Wings of the City OF Troy have nomi.
ns'sd Hon eVkpoS CORNING for Mayor. and
LYMAN Powers, for General Assessor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-02

n The Wing Central Committee ofDurcHEss
County have issued rousing Circular to their con-
stituents in reference TO the approaching Cons,,u
uonal Election. They declare for thorough Judicial
Reform, Universal Suffrage, safeguards against
Fraudulent Voting, and other honest and true
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-02

tT3= METALLIC TABLET RAZOR srRor-NIerchsnra
and dealers are invited n call and examine the various
patterns OF the above the manufacturers
C. SAUNDERS & son. III Broadway.
mn few donrs abnye Cor,land.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-02

AUBURN pRisox-Hiram Rathbun. lste Keeper,
and NJ. w Carey, Assistant do. who have been
indicted by Grand Jury for csusiug the death Of
the convict Plumb, have resigned their Offices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-02

KESrucxY.--The sedition BILL designed TO sup
press Anti Slavery Publications, &c has been pretty
nearly deprived OF Its vitality in the Kentucky
Houee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-02

II The whigs OF MADISON Co. helds meeting
on the 18th and declared for thorough Constitutional
Reform, including Equal Suffrage wihou, Property
Qualification. They called Delegate Convention TO
NEE, on Thursday next to select Delegates for the
State Convention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-02

1ne 'oliowing nominations have been made
~ 'oe wings OF uaca' For Mayor. E. A. wEraoRE ;
'SPs'V'0r, CHARLES TRACY; Justice, JouN PARSONS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-02

- PORTABLE SHAVING CAsEs.-The subscribers
assortment embraces every variety Of Travelling DFes''
nCase suitable either for long short journey con
tanning a that is necessary for the toilet.
m2 G. SAUNDERS q SON IL Broadway
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THE TRIBUNE.
MONDAY. MARCH Q, 1886.

rv Democratic Whig General Committee
regular meeting of this Committee win be held Tues
day evening March Sd O'Clock g, The Broadw HOUSE,
By ordor, J. PHILLIPS PHGNIX, Chairman
ABM r LAWRENCE, Vice Cnn-
S,..s e. d 5MsEssE; seers..rlsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-02
The sroRM.-The Lockport Daily Courier Of

Monday evening Feb 23d says:
The late Storm has entirely dsRrranged the Inss and
established perfect intercourse between Snd the
regions round about We learn by Telegraph thar o
NewYc.k papers have been received in Buffalo
date than Wednesday last We have ls,e-contaiuine
however nothing OF interest. IL may be well
that our latest Newiork dates were not received By
mail Learning this morning that gentleman was IN
town with the eastern papers We Immediately Issued
from this Office letters fmsrque and reprss and after
vigorous chase succeeded in capturing the prze-e
of the n Y True Sun-which found In the bo,tonof
the sentlempns trunk wrapped round bundle OF Peases
Hoarhound Candy. The paper may be all bust.
ness hours till NewYork paper OF later dste re-
ceived. The s,rices regulations will De Observed and
gentlemen viii please await their rn ala Barber shop
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Business Notices.
INDIA RUBBER STRETCHED OUT.
GOODYEAR'S PATENT

THE UNITED STATES PATENT oTyIcs.
To al person. rkom 4sse presents shall eor' Greeting
Ths is to certify tina, The annexed is .Fac copy rPo,
the records of this Office Of the specification OF Chat..
Goodyear's Letters Patent dated 5'h July, iSi5
In testimony whereof, J. Edmund Burke comui'aioe
or Of Patents have caused the seal OF the Ps.ent
ofsce to be hereunto affixed this twentieth day q
t. : December in the year OF our Lord oDe 'hoassad
eish. hundred snd io,,y.ave; and Of the lndeper'
lsaes Of Tho United States, the seventeen.
EDMUND BURKE
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-" by sogad and cassom led away.
Reliava the kascnce hnsHers TO the Hanae

have no right TO require our assistance In giving
their falsehood currency. Suppose political party
chooses 10 take the name OF Christian: may it
rightfully demand those who believe II has stolen
the livery of the Cour, OF Heaven 10 serve the Devil
H. that they shall become parties to the larceny We
al least not recognize the justice ofsuch demand.
So also ofthe terms Democracy and Liberty. To
US these words are things-noi
Terms which we trurdle smoothly oer our tongues,
Like mere distractions, empty sounds, TO which
We Join no feeling and attach no form.
Ifmen choose TO use them party names let them
do so but they must not expect as TO sanction the
appropriation 30 long as we believe it essentially
unjust, We profess sincere veneration for Demo
crazy and as we hate all shans, we do not choose
10 apply the word q name 10 party whose con-
duct-the beat expositor OF its principles-gives
the lie TO oil its high sounding professions
We love Liberty, and therefore cannot sanction
40 pnpable Dissertation of the word as is involved
In its exclusive appropriation by the party that we
call Birneyites In this matter act prin-
chile which we are perfectly willing should be APP
p,ied 10 the PARTY with which we act, II the name
which that party has chosen for itself is regarded
/ by others as misnomer and fraud let them de-
sisna,e it by some word which shall not fasify their
own opinion of lis character. Is rot this FART
Consider this practical illustration: Delegates are
soon to be chosen throughout State TO assemble
in Convention and reform our State Constitution
The present Constitution. protesting to secure the
equal rights of all men, does actually deprive por
ton of our native born citizens of the fundamental
Right of Suffrage and thereby OF many important
practical rights depending on the possession o.
Political power. We insist that this wrong shall
be rished, this injustice terminated, this faiihless
ness to Principle rebuked, by the approaching Con
vention. But the party claiming to be Democratic,
as body, oppose this vital question, and In
sist that The wrong shall be perpetuated and even
aggravated The Liberty party unanimously and
warmly protest asains, this yet its active and
influential leaders pursuing course which they
know, and all know, is directly calculated to rive
the chains of the poor children OF Africs on this
free soil OF New.York. How can we then. regard
the former as impeled by Democracy or the
latter as animated by an unselSsh devotion &c
Lieerty2 We cannot do IL, Nor we
agree to sacrifice Truth TO hollow and unmeanins
I Courtesy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-02
HoRRID MuRDER-A correspondent of the Lou
isville Journal writes rs follows:

RussELLvrLLE. Ky. Feb. II. le46
Gsq,sset A most distressing murder has just been
committed in town young man named John
George OF respectable connections attempted TO seduce
Miss Jackson OF this town falling in his attempts to
scduce her and fearing that would be made public he
stole by the window OF the young adys room raised H.
and shot her after waking her and making himself
Known He fed. The repor, alarmed the family who
ran 10 her room and found her dying She lived only
two ours but long enough to disclose everything lis
probable that the young has 20 Louisville as
ne had his clothes all packed and conveyed TO Bowling
green day or ago Tor the purpose OF taking the
irst boat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-02

MEMORIAL Is BEHALF OF TEE CoLoRED PoPU-
LArIoS-A memorial is In circulation which will doubt
less De signed by large majority of citizens ssains.
the passage o! the ACT which alluded 10 few deys
raise fund the Colonization Society Even The
members OF the Colonization Soc;ety will, sas6
ed reuse receive money raised by such forced snG
unconstitutional means om the very persons for whose
benefit It's philsnthropc efforts intended. Another
bill alluded 10 in the memorial is that conpeis the
free cooed population OF Charles county either leave
w!.hn limited time become slaves. be imprisoned
until the Colonization Society II ready carry them
Liberia We doubt not but thei rhe Of slaves N
Charles county have suffered somewha; by ;he Interior
cannot think Il likely that the Legislature will either psss
law 20 send these persons into other counties inter
fere with the rights of other shareholders adopt The
Indian ede OF Vengeance by thus Furnishing ali of the
color and condition for the Sis Of the few Legs
lsIcn should always be founded justice right and
law, and we hope never 10 partial uacoDft.a
tion.l the s.sute books OF Maryland. Bal. SUI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-02

SISGuLAR.-On Thursday, 5,h inst Samuel
Harding Esq driving team before sleigh in this
borough by sudden lurch of the sleigh upon tee ice
he was thrown on, backward and struck upon his head
He wss picked up apparently hfelesa, bur speedily
seemed to recover and insisted upon going home alone
which he did turning corner driving by several per
sons ever the rver-then quite job mile through
the ua-rows and nsly his farm u EstoE. three or
four miles distant, Arrived there he left bis went
the barn. then his house. where his family were
surprised oddities in his conduct and asked him
what the matter Q, nothing a. all was the re-
ply. A physician sent for-ar. r. was b!ed, aud
has recovered from the shock But from the mo
ment he fewith ali the conversation and driving thar
ensred until bsd by tbs physician-Mr. q. had men.
tai CONSEQUENCES can he since recall fact
ptred In tbs interval ITunkhaanock q a. Record.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-02

LATER FROM CORPUS CHRIsT1.-By an arrival
at New Orleans have two days later from Corpus
Christi The Pieayune publishes the following letter
from which It would that Gen. Arsta has actually
started Revolution In opposition 10 Psredes though
there are 90 many conflicting it s hardly see
=. L,I;o,.. o,-- IF then, n, oros,nt
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The Metallic Rubber Patent and aifdayili may be
5ound in The Tribune aud Mirror. Look at Them.
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key weighing tuen,y agh, pounds probably the largest
tame turkey ever sold al Fulton Market
rg~ The Richmond Star says another relic was
found in that CRY, being dogcoar supposed to have
belonged to julius Cesar from the fact Of hGrtng his
name eHsrarsd upon it.
E- Catharine Squires was arrested upon
charge of wartonly enticing WEn. H Smith, No 100
Woos,erstreet from his wife and family and surrept
tou.y obtaining his earnings Mrs Smith appeared al
the Police and with evident distress relsted ner wrongs
at tho hands of the accused
e The body found on Thursday P. NJ. in The
dock at the foot of Warren has been Identified BY
mis- widow az ,ha, Of Barney McGilowny of 37l Wash
ins,on=treet He had DO. been since the 2nd Of
January when he probably fell into the water scc
dentaliy.
ARREsTs-David Roberts, James Hugh and
Thomas Murtazn 70. attempt Mary Lor-
sa Davis attempted 10 stab Farlet Nedine. Cathsrine
Johnson stealing cloth cloak from Mary Stewart No
WaIistreet James Morrison and Robert Gamble
found secre,ed on premises No 10 Grand street yes
tsrday morning under suspicious circun stances.
r Sarah Cunninz CHAM, is years OF age, died on
Saturday from injuries received from her clothes acct
dentally ticking Ere on Friday She incorporate
woman.
vA female infant abou: two days old was dis
covered in snow osnk Ia The of 30 Rosevets- by
Poceusn Sanford on Saturday hight, and sent TO the
Aims House
r A broad streak of Wednesday sunset mag.
ncencs got frozen up in The West and after The stars
besaa wr5ng themselves awake it spread itself out Ike
gigantic snake in many fa-asshng fold, over the M
fathoed blue sea Of the aky until The behoder felt mis-
soul under It's fascination Few marked The brsh, track
of the gorgeous Boress it vbra,ed across the Heavens
and Melted INTO the viewless air beside Ortons den
Some we're weary snd slep,-soe were making speech
es and shouting in Old Tamusny-one poor fellow zee
know Of who trying to hear Mr. srady' rather con-
se-rs,ive notions respecting the City Charter ana scci
deutsy saw this srn more brilliant corruscaon through
the windo=-aad al seemed in some way 100 busy TO
view this splendid pagan, Of the Heavens which never
,heless wen, dazzling by all the lower world had
been to see.
HOMEOPATHIC ExAAISER--Ihe seventh number
of this able and fearless investigator of all Medical facts
and theories Is published this morning By Radde, a22
Broadway.
oUasAsr1yE RzPoaT.-We have received from
Mr. wheeler Of the Assembly the Report Of the seIec.
Comn;.:so IN ra.s.on 20 tie Quarantine Laws Of the