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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-10
THE SOUTHERN NAIL.
Things in Philadelphia.
-o-respondsnce Of The Tribune.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 9-P
Our city is much excited 10 day at the numerous
rmo.s dying about particularly those from Washington
All of stories in circulation each o. ~noh
though apparently absurd sufficient 10 excite ne pup
lie mind already highly iuasned stocks vi tel on IA
value with limited sales Penn Fiyss opened q. %;
and closed heavy al 6ot which is decline OF :; from
saturday Reading shares sold PSI: decline OF l. sor
Wilmington 80 vas obtained; U : Bank stood 81 u
bid !; asked and v;cksburg !; Did, asked
In the case Of James r. Martin. charged with
having attempted 10 murder Henry Ze some tns SINCE
the Jury this morning could not sSrec and were ds
The trial Of Dr. STAFFORD, for libel upon the cha
rsc,er Of rheo Kelley. Esq was brought to close
this morning By the Attorney General entering mol!
prosecute This just whs; every reasonable nsn eN-
pected. .. ~; ,;,,.
and Sser brok. portion Of her machinery this morn
Ing which couipels her 20 Iay by for several days;
The weather to day has been delightful thoHsn
raihsr cool.
Frsaces Rivers the bgamist, has been held 10
bail in 81 900 to answer at the Court OF Sessions
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S,Sps's SARsAPARILLA-lt has besn rightly considered
dangerous in many abrcess ulcer or
10 check an angry ,rupun but the supposon ID errone-
On. that the existence ~ suc blemshes Is necesaai3 20
III hah of any honau neing They are useful outlets
to morbid matter il the circulation, (says come one wn
would Otherwise produce dangerous result Glsh'.
ed So long rs there is morbid matter In The circulsnon
i better that should dow through an ulcer han be suffered
to accumulate in the system and act upon the Internal Or
ganz alton But let this morbi matter re erpeed from ue
blood Is il asked by what means, We reply, ny gong
ihroug h course of Sandals Sarsapara After such pro-
cess OF purcaton there will exist In the blood or lha
secreons any thing which requires an chahhe "
egre-s. n :, n
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and RETAIL BY A. B. "
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists ~ Fuionst 273 Broadway,
and II East Broadway, SewYork. Sold also by DrugHsu
generally throu ghout the United StaLes Price 81 p.r boz
to- or six botra for SIS
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~ Gouraufl naiip. hedcated Soop for cure OF Pin
pies Frecse, Tau aowness Eruptons and all skin d.
hguenents the only depot 81 Wskers lsl Store FROs
Broadway, 80 cents cake. Greciaa Hair Dye Ptgetas"
Liquid Rouge for crimsoning LIPS and Cheeks P0uif
lttbte for eraficatHg nper4o, hair without Injury 70
hs skin Luy Whie for instantly scattering rrdn1ss tha
&c The above celebrated preparations OF Dr. Gour9nd
he found only bes in Dnd 1T 81 WgkersL ls S'fs
from Broadway
AGESrs.-E. 8 Tultle Assembly Buildings, fhlafepna
Jordan, Mik-SL Boston Carleton Co. Lowell; Ives IS
em w L. G-rrsh N Bedford; Guild Bangor; BDsa SprinS'
Sai Grs-n Co Worr.sle~: myers n. Haven. ON
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~ TRAVELLING DRESSING CASES manufactured BY
the subscribers in forms tho most portable and elegant
containing all ARTICLES necessary for the toilet OF the
best quality and OF size most convenient for use which
for utility durability and cheapness, are unsurpassed
For sale by G. SAUNDERS & son, IN Broadway, go
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IT. The PLUME NATIONAL DAGuESSIAS GNLrm
upper corner Broadway and Marrayst, requires on5
be visited toconvince any person ofdiscernmen ,h&,
portraits there exhibited are unquaed We know
where An hour can be spent with more pleasure than
Prof Plunbes just celebrated gallery.
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- Advertisements and subscriptions are receive!
for most OF the beet Newspapers OF all the cities spd
principal towns in the United States aud Canada, By
the dul authorized Agent, V. b. PALMER, who is fully
empowered give receipts His Office is in the Tribune
Buildings, where all orders and advertisements intend
ed for his Agency should be addressed-snd where he
may be consulted between the hours Of and II O'clock
A N
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Temperance Men of our City /:

New-York is excluded from the operation of the
New Excise Law of last Winter, and tits now ex-
tremely doubtful whether it be incuded at this
Session of the Legislature The friends of Temper
ance always have been divided into several parties
the Rumsellng interest is compact, energetic and
looks first to its own pocket in all cases. By our dvs
iona las, Fall, Delegation mainly selected by and
thoroughly under the influence of the Rumseing in
terest now represents City at Albany, and
gives our adversares an immense advantage there.
That advantage they will push to the utmost.
But we ought not 10 despair-we have no right
to surrender without an effor; The Legislature at
heart is ssith as. If it could be convinced that a
majority of our People desire TO have this City in
cluded with the rest of the State, they would give
us what we ask in defiance Of the City Delegation.
To convince them we have only to CIRCULATE THE
PETITIONS. Blank petitions may al all times be
had gratis at the Organ Office Ann.st near Nassau
and the Am. Temperance Union, Spruce 81; near this
Office Letevery friend of Temperance deem it
duty to carry petition in his pocket and ask all he
meets to sign. In this way, we might readily OBJ
tain the signatures of Thirty thousand Voters be
fore this month expires. Speakers at Temperance
Meetings! press this subjec, on your hearers Our
City has right TO the benefits of the New Excise
che nsust have them; if we do our duty she ,caH
All together now for the great reform
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ours1vE-Fba Page.-oregon Correspondence The
Cherokees Almos, Buried Alive The Mormons-a lei
Ter from Gen Arlington Bennett News Items, &c
Fourth Pqgs-News Items; Sales of Stocks; Monthly
Statement Of Exports from the Port OF New.York; Ma
al or
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KEsAS AND RYroPHAGEN SoArs.-Just received
fresh supply of these celebrated shaving soaps Forsa'
at G. SAUNDERS & SONS, III Broadway, few doors
ohoy, cor,sndst 9fa
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S4LAMANpER SAFEs.-The attention Of all interested
in the preservation of their Books and Papers from Are
is directed 10 tue Card OF c j. Gayler which will %
found in another column, addressed TO the Public"
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The OREGON DocuxESrs.-The Nauonsl Int

The OREGON DocUMESrs.-The Nations! Intel
lgencer in speaking of these papers says;
On the face OF them they appear We confess 10 Ne
of complexion unfsvorRble 20 an early termination OF
this controversy. fe; we cannot permit ourselves 20
believe that they presace what they appear 70 Co. We
cannot but believe that the President means s0rltAli
when he says through the Secretary OF state IN the sst
paragraph of his Letter OF the 4th instant that he cor
daily with The Government Oh utest 1r'tNh u
e.irias tina. the controversy may be amcsbly adjust
ed and thar there TWO nations on The earth VINO
ought TO be able or raiH TO do each o'ner justice
than the United States and Great britain
Adiitin, the OF this las POSITION tne VIC
tory must IN the opinion Of the world enure 10 that one
of the two Powers which shall show the most evident
desire for an amcable adjustment In this truly noble
rivalry we trust the Government oil the tnea SUITES
will not suffer itself 10 De outdone
RAILROAD AcclDEyr.-The Georgia RAILROAD
has been the theatre OF another serious accdeht-'ue
second within few days. As the downward tram was
ON its way or Wednesday night when within few miles
of Crawfordvie the passenger and baggage cars "tl
suddenly thrown from the track cowa a. enloahAtucH'
of some three four feet By which the former was very
much broken. njurng more or less almost every pas
senger board one OF whou Mrs Duncan Tue VIC Vi
Rev Mr.. Duncan, said 10 be very seriously nor
fatally The other passengers escaped with some pretty
severe bruises and cuts though were very serious
Augusta Sentinel, oin
DISTRESSING IScIDENT.-A man, having the
smallpox in it's violent form, and supposed to be
dotic or insane found his WAY TO this county lew Day
since. tie remained IN the S!'Idse "' isS"'N' -
time aud when he left that place learn be wandered
about for several days and nights without shelter lie
has but one leg and his suerings must nave oeen tN
IRENE He fortunately discovered by Dr. Johh II
Bayuc and carried in the DOCTORS cart To the Hospital
near Washington. We learn thar DR.. b eVinceu l'e
greatest kindness 10 the poor stranger This hunait
and generous gentleman has shown by his conduct on
this occasion that the high character he bears Tor acts oil
benevolence is not undserved. Upper Marlboro HsI
sgT. Ii understood that Capt John h. II Aulick
the esteemed Commandment OF the Washington Navy ara
has been appointed to the command OF the United STATES
fricate Potomac now preparing for and that Com
modore WIN B SHuBRIcK Chief of the Bureau OF FRO
visions and Clothin. succeed him in the command
of said yard. National inteigencei'
FIKEs-About ten o'clock night before last, Il
a paint chop and Mr. Henes blacksmith shop. on tie
river at the foot of Ludlow.st were burned down
o'clock yesterday morning. the office OF the Gas works
burned. Cincinnati Commercial ON.
~ The Tennessee Legislature was 10 have al
ourued on the "a inst
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THE TRIBUNE.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1916.

II The recent CORRESPONDENCE between our
Government and that of Grea. Britain on the sab
iec, of the Oregon Boundary, will be found on our
First Page We trust all our readers will thought
fully peruse ii, We may add some farther COM
ments to morrow.
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~ We certain many parsons who have afoag1
wiry head of hair covered with dandmf, would give d.
any reasonable To be nd OF such imperscuoos
foks only knew IT, the only expense eq1isile 10 my
thai being the price for bottle of Phaons Chemical nh
uyigurator, which is warranted TO impsr soil gto"?
head hair free from all dandr and not liable " s
any person who ii. Prepared by Z Phaion ~
Broatway and for sale by most Of the respectable drug &
fam.
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~ H. B. NoRrHRur, Esq of Sandy Hill,
Washington Co. has been ecturing at Glen's Falls,
Warren Co. in able advocacy of the abolition of
Capital Punishment The current begins 10 be in
motion,
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New Publications.


STORIES FROM THE ITALIAN POETS. Be-
ing Summary in Prose of the Poems of Dante, Pulci
Baiardo, Ariosto and Tasso: With Comments through
out Occasional Passages versed and Critical Notices of
the Lives and Genius of the Authors By LEIGH Hunt
In Three Parts (at 81 cts each)has been issued by
Wiley & Putnam Parts LII LII. LlY. of their Lib
rary of Choice Reading. OF the merits of the work we
may speak hereafter but will renew our thanks
the publishers for presenting series Of such books to
American readers, handsomely printed yet moderate in
price Hitherto they have only been a,ainable if a. ALL
at the eXorbtant prices Of English editions.
Ey7 TIE LAW REPORTER for February opens
with ssshing notice Of Warrens Law Studies and has
next report of most interesting trial in Bristol Co.
Mass where rumseler sued for libel contained in
most personal cutting up of himself and his bust
ness and defeated because he was at the time OF
the alleged libel selling liquor rithout Hcense-Judge
Hubbard ruling that the Law would not protect him
from imputatons referring his business under such
circumstances.
~ JOHNS ALIVE or, The Bride OF Ghost.
BY the Author of Major Jones Courtship'" &c has
just been issued by w. Taylor, Astor House 1t is
story of fun and homely humor.
w CLAIBORNE THE REBEL: A Romance OF
Maryland under the Proprietary: By W. H. CARFEN-
TER is the title of original American Novel just is
sued BY E. Ferret, Co a37 Broadway Price % cents
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Court Calendar.
srL u

COMMON PLEAs.-This Dsy-Part Mos Q. Oh 90
"a as, 6s. TO- % 80 % So SIS A. g. s. 80. los, II
Part in Board OF Assistant AderInens room-Nos. i3,
9, y. 65. Il SO, 90, Is 81. So 5, 81, =, So, n.
CIRCUIT CoUKr-Wednesday-Nos. ~, So 300, "a "a,
9S i02, LOB, l06, los, l0a 405. IS. Is. l05.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-This Day-Nos. IS, so. Vi, s3, ~,
o5 9s, 90 l0l, los, l07, 10 81 a. -, g, %, lo5
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tS' BARRIERS AND HAIR DRgssERs respectfully npI
FED that Johnsons Walnut on Soap for shaving, wtISn
has been equaed Essences, Perfnmery han ol.'
be had from the steam works at Y Cotueh-
ct al lover prices than airy olber place, and county msl
chants druggists, grocers &c, cannot be .upPird .. ny
other place good terms The variety and assofnsh
Is full and complete for the country trade, and all afnc
will he warranted to please. COMSTOCK CO
lOf4sod q Cortlandst
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70 The attention OF the irade is invited tue lns,
and spscial sale OF Birmingham Hardware" This Day
jacob Platt See Auction head.
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MURDER TRIALs.-Thc prosecution against Grin
Woodsrd charged with the murder OF mis- wife, on the
23d day o: July last, brought close yesterday
afternoon. ltresulted in his conviction OF the cr me OF
sughter. The Court Immediately on receiving the
verdict in Woodfords case entered upon another capt.
tai rial-a prosecution against Benjamin Franklin OF
CRANKY, charged with the murder of mis- wife.
Hartford Comm Courant Feb. III.
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acknowledgements FETCH of this State is
forming new Cabinet GIDEON O. WHIrrEMoRE
OF Pontiac has been chosen Secretary Of State :;
Diesr v. BELL of Marshall Auditor General, and
GEORGE B. COOPER OF Jackson, Treasurer. Mr.
beli has heretofore been Commissioner of the Land
o'hce' The Advertiser says the others are new
men m 'hs State administration, though Mr.. Cooper
has long been Postmaster at jackson, and once or
twice In The Legislature Mr.. Whi,emore is re.
spectacle old territorial relic, lately exhumed
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I THE CAYucA Tocsls, an able Loco Foco ps-
per al Auburn, Ia to be published Daily from and
sfter the leh inst.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

e J. w. S. Hows, Professor Of Elocu,ion in
Columbia College, viii Lecture on Eocution at the
Brooklyn Institute this evening Few men are better
qualified to do justice 10 that subject
n AT the Brooklyn Institute Mr.. Whitney
gave last evening entertainment consisting OF recs-
hons. limitations of popular speakers, sc. which were
very well received although owing probably the cold
Of the night and the nconvenent location OF the
place OF exhibition il pumerously attended
Mr. VS. imitation of Mr.. Clay was excellent
F That mysterious disappearance" of Sterne
(not Stephen a. Nichols sou OF r T. Nichols OF the
IT, 5. Navy which is needessy decorating the feel
ngs of the community, on, be great affair
This young man. OF handsome and gen,eel address and
ability went to New-York on Monday last and returned
Thursday; and Saturday appeared the notice OF
his disappearance
e On complaint OF Walter A Babbidge Max
amillian A. Cohen arrested on charge Of having
stolen from the house of Mrs Madden No 81 Futo,-ft
an overcoat value SIS and an eight slyeskey flute,
value $50. the property of said Babbidge.
n Officer Reynolds found a woman in the
street. near the South Ferry whose ANGLES were encr.
cled by handouts connected By rope and chain. He
conveyed her 10 the cells where she remained all night
snd brought before the dice yesterday morning
II that abe is the wife Of elderly Welshan,
named Hayes who pursues the avocaton of carpenter
and resides with family of children in one
Of "Kelseys Row" in South Brooklyn. She is much I'd.
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IT The celebrated Painting exhibiting Ell The Acsd
amy OF Design corner of Broadway and Leonard.H will
close n few days. Don't let The opportunity pass Of see
ing this beautiful worr Of ART
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The wings OF Ohio.
,ndence of The Tribune.

Correspondence of The Tribune.
COLUMBUS. Ohio, Feb. 18th, 1876.
shall only take time to state that the Wing
State Convention this day nominated WILLIAM
BEBB of Butler Co. their candidate for Governor, on
the second ballo,ing. The proceedings were con-
Quoted with great harmony. The very best spiri,
prevails Mr. Collier of Jefferson. his closes, COM
pettor addressed the Convention in a very happy
manner, pledgng himself 10 labor valianty Jas no
doub, he will during the campaign Mr.. Bebb's
speech was perfect pattern OF augmentation, and
he cannot fail in canvassng the State of convincing
many of the honest portion oour adversaries OF the
error OF their ways We have. truly, every earnes,
of success. Yours &c. is.
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Another full greeted the splendid performances
q, The Museum evening and they of with their
woaed ece The Saloon appointments for Ibis evening
are Of The most attractive Kind.
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lies onIy r McNn,rs Acoustic on a. Cor;lsndst AID
this article cares Annoy your friends no longer, ent De al
orra r.iia-ed nF thA calamity lUi ZtSod
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THE PILor Boar WM.J RoMER.-This renown-
cd little boat left the Rutgersst dock yesterday
between 10 and o'clock and anchored off the Bat
terry. in the Bay, where she remained without any
communication with the shore until about half past
2, when messenger was despatched by the White
hall boat men, who having boarded the clipper, q
gun was fred from the deck when she set sail and
proceeded to sea The packet ship Patrick Henry,
atthe same moment, towed by two powerful steam
ers' one on each side, doubled Fort William and
reaching the channel set full SAIL the passengers
gave three cheers and she commenced the outw ard
race with the rakish linle cruiser When we lac,
saw the two vessels passing the Narrows the Milo,
boat appeared three miles ahead of the Patrick Fen.
ny. The latter is very ine ship and has alXy.y.
been regarded as fast sailer This trial of sns.d
will test the sailing qualities of these different class,
es of vessels. A large number Of people assem-.
bled on the Battery TO witness their departure.
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~ Remembe. Iha, ful guaranty OF cure OF the Plies |;
ne Rain NJ CHRIS I0f 2ieod
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This useful Annual Register 10 ready Agents, aa
chsna and others will obge by sending their orders
AZ curly possible.
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n.a.,i.u. nm the Tariff,

We give below the Circular OF Hon ANDREW
STEWART of Pennsylvania, TO which we made anu
sion on Saturday. The questions 1t contains are
well put, and we hope they may elicit information
nc tho highest importance TO the cause OF Protection
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-17

MEssRs. CHAPHANs VIII you please insert the.
following IN the State Sentinel, and oblige many Of
our friends
The Dayton Journal has seen proper to publish an
article from the Rockville American, against the
stage lines of Messrs. Ross should not have
noticed the Vaccinations Of the editor Of the Ameris
can, had not the Journal endorsed Tor that sheet and
complained that the MeSsrs Rs were the political
iavores of C. johnson, Post Master General, As TO
this charge made by the Journal it certainly Is no
sin n having the confidence Of as worthy officer
as present Post Master General
Having attended several mail lettings at Washing
ten City, can with propriety state, that never at
tended mail letting where there less dssatis-
faction with the contractors than the letting of last
spring and further do know of any contractor
who attended the mail letting last spring that did not
leave Washington City fully satisfied that the Post
Master General had discharged his official duties
satisfactorily 10 all concerned, and with much credit
10 himself and the country. Ii is 10 be hoped, that
the editors Of the Dayton Journal will content
themselves with attending TO matters within their own
district, and should the Messrs. RosSes be the political
iavories Of the Post Master General, aud obtain by
fair competition several good stage roates ia Indiana
and other States that il will disturb their quiet
slumbcrs and should the ROSES make some money by
their several mail contracts the editors of the Journal
should be satisfied that il is their expense aud
the public Will bear in mind that previous to the
ROSES getting the contract between Cincinnati and
indianapolis, the stage fare SIN dollars. now the
BOSSES convey passengers between these two points
for three dollars saving 10 the traveller of one hun
dred per cent. Let the travelling public enquire into
the matter w.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-17

some 5000 years to prove the ways Of heavens DESTINY
to man. Why not go little further back to the DAYS
Of primitive purity and see the acts Of the Deity himself
upon the question IN hand And now what was done
with Cain! Noeyidence was wanting 10 prove his mill
Had he lived in day, il is well known what would
have been his fate with our opponents But other
conduct was displayed BY him whose WAYS are lust.
yet ever merciul and kind. But is il forgotten that
old things have been done away, and that ali things
have become new! That it shall no more be said
. an eye for an eye, and a tooth for a tooth,
The idea .insinuated by Mr. S. Of consoling one
bercavcd family by similarly distressing another Dor
ders somewhat on the ridiculous. And the charge &c
indfdelity made against us in the conclusion. if inf
deity be at all connected with the subject would as
suppose, more properly lie the doors Of those who
deal with mems lives as the lives Of brdtes and other
inferior animals. X
BEowN COUNTY, Sept. l. 1916