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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23
Doar0ira

Boarding.
BOARDING ina Private Family pleasant back
Dparor On he frs, second door or two roons and
small kitchen let The house is situated IN quiet and
respectable ueghborhood being IN Ei-st betw eeD Broomc
aud Grand -. Apply at No. lG6 Ernst = Tvs
pOARD.-Wsutcd room aud large closet. unfair
Finished below Erlde--i between White and Spring,
Mott and Green. with breakfast for Gentleman Lady
aud little girl at about SIS month Address ;. p wiki
place AID price, Tribune Office - u
no BONRDERS-A RARE CHANCE offers for two
gentlemen and heir wives, four ladies' gentlemen,
20 secure moderate price comfortable home "a pr
family Short distance above Cnonsquarc, near the
Railroad No other boardeIs ialer - j.:
A BACH PARLOK in PARK place 10 Let-A delight
1ul room, partly furnished admirably suited 10 single
man, and avery low rent Inquire at9 Park-p!ace
81 SITS
TWO GENTLEMEN and their wives can be accom-
1 modated with board and pleasant apartments on The
second or rd door by applying al No l7o East Broad
WAY Terms moderate RcieTenc" exchanged $40 Tvs
DOARD.--One persons Of respecaoEIy can
ID lny. full OF partial board moderate terms win
pleasant rooms. Inquire 80 White 81 near BroadwHy
References required slo iNIs
4 HANDSOME double room to let on second floor of
a house 10 Chambers-si. with board, and INo srse
room, suitable for single gentlemen - ~
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Il S>-The;r S-St Ccccsrt tbs season WI axe rAce
AZ The Apollo Rooms 40 Broadway, o. srtdsy evening
Sep 5 OF " hich occasion piece WI BE- snis BE
arst t-e IN pab.s entitled the pos:i q MAJOR S-se"
tgS-Gsr n variety OF cher pieces Fos par'et
lars. programme. Tickets ~ ccat Concert 10 se
r..uuct :, naarter 10 ! ~. ln.E. 80 9t>
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=. CnI,NrilY sEAT- nnd.on Rlyer.-Al prIvate

ca COUNTRY SEAT, Hudson ks'er-At private
E sae beautiful farm OF y acres, situated on ne rao
from the CIV Of New Y orscommandsh splendid we" up
and down the river. There II beautiful 2. story Orechn
dwelling built WITHIN years in best possible manner,
replec with every modern convenience such hs pdGrir
bath rooms dubw alters. elc nne c!serus ana "e 81
rock water carriage house and stable best N the country
ran house house ice house etc best pOs!Dc oruer
The choicest variety of pum- peach apricot ounce
Also 800 Isabella aud Gaia" bt GraPc vines IN ui D-arn
The Hudson River Railroad Is within u miles f0E farther
osrticnIar, aoglyto ANTHONY }. BLEECXER,
I AI.rf
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"NOOW SuADES, GIT CORNICES, &c.

w - C WO0DFOhD, "a Broadway. ODER for
al. wholesale srd retail aige assortment =! as a5ofe
e-5ts Ats,C ura.a Iessess, GJt-Ips Loops Gi orna-
Merchants an plos.ersrs bg!izg 70 sell again aiicrv
81 IIberal discount
\ 3 A practical Upaolsier Il Attendance.
rs 10 Broadway, Lafa-g-,s Building
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ny Mills Halter LIS Broadway lHoward Hotel has
NOW his Fail sivle of Hats ready To those wio W.sa
nst aud durable Hat he especially recommends ms sure
-;c- NuriA and Moleskin Hats al The low price o. - ~
hine copt eut they VIII De found superior 10 any before
sold a. the price
~ Ceutlemcn's Fall Style of Hnrs.-blRp, cor,
pine and Nassau acknowledgements Hats CT The s'sndsFd
,yle for ensuing season. ready for examination
ard sale.
ueoa of the 6nest qu,laes OF Beaver and Moleskn Hats
and AS such hey are with confidence recommended to the
public BIRD, cor fins ana NN = Iin -
September lst 1916 O. INES
~ Fali Fashion for Hnts-At Genia $ "a 90 -,
way Opposite ST Paulskisvirg devoted tnUsiA .
lion in producing This style the attention o; geHLeia"
invited 10 Il :. ,,,o., r1,,s
.nno, he described they must be 20 be sPpecsse1
tn;n receives monthly the style OF hsts from Paris ana
instantly adopts every thing hS vslnable IN the ne"
patterns and has his share the dement's OF 'Ae
ud gasn, and TASTE OF ali Paris, united with his own
Lat quality Nu,ria hat 81 SOILS, quality 90
al A., a. 3 ,O2d do do %
Paris made hats.................-....
Aiao-Syery style Of Cap for sn youths ana ehidte.
apI7 !sG
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A WURI UF
AwoG!d furnish Your customers with Shired
ha,ili por ssperse and become vaneleSs aiteT lew
yytsks wear. i1Caire for Days Manufacture pgi Up ~
,xs With his la-s and guaranty. Not piece has ever
s.ncrself huTers cheated with worthless Ails4c
y,.1er none .! DAYS manufacture ever seprie Aer
~-s IN observe Day Slsperde-s are 81 iu lea AS
r- M, nr short lengths for deception W A-enolss -
C-.isi1st Ne,y.yoTS ~ No Commission Houses nave
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H. DUCLUZEAU, AuctIone,
/. ,IIEEEIEI AI,,rEiSH Iarha

' T
SHEFFIELD PATTERN Cards, Table Cutlery,
SSc-TrrTLE & DUCLCZEAu VIII sell at 80 VIII
inu.t TIL, Day, O'Clock, ~ lot, Sheffield goods
comprising 100 curds OF" w s. Butchers Pattern Cards
of Pen PocAcL and Table Cutlery, Sheep Shears Guages
Caliper., e. Also, general assortment Of Sheffield
Goods.
Also casks Walters Co.'S" Table Cutlery, consist
Of selitp, IVORY, sag, orbuch, cocoa Knives snd
forks, Cargsrs, &c.
Also. 70 sets Middleton 4 Wsnton's" and Francis
Mention ivory Table Cutlery IL
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JOSIAH RICHARDS, Auctioneer.
by BANGS, RICHARDS 81 PLATT.-store

ID ~ Brosdway,-Lbera Cash Advances made on cor
'Sn"Sa'' 10; M ;eSSTSa Si SSESlNc. Sep. -
seSS>A gss collection e .a s S SssSssr and
BSHs tt9 Ev f:sf; S sep
BooXS-Au extensive collection OF new SooAs generally
n qus1nes 10 suit dealers ard otheSs ne.Gdgs hi..es
Miscellaneous Stock. also Scaco Books, popular Juve-
Also. An Invoice Of English Stationery.
A.sc-Sor account OF whom Il may concern. quantity
OF Books partially damaged 6y water allonS them are
Gr ard ui on NcGrfeys Eclectic Readers; sets ct
Scouts Commentaries, vols. Gaarto .'o Wilens Ari'h'
IN plain sheep s XII; edge bindings Aso.
large assortment Of STANDARD and Mscelansoa, Books,
+. CoLTON, Aucuopeer.
by r. COLTGS, Auction ard Commission Merchant
D-Stcr- Nos IFS FuNou aad 81 Ann sa-Liscral ad-
made goods either for private sae al auction
and prompt returns made Outdoor sales OF every descrr
ZION OF goods puncnav attended TO and respectfully
ncited. THURSDAY Sept u.
AtlOi o'clock, al The Auction Room.
DRY t;ooos, &c.-Ccmprisng in part OF Broadcloihs,
Csssimeres. - yds of black SILK Sewing do SIX HdAs
Cotton Goods Gslcoe., De LANES, Linens, Fancy Goods
&c. Also. 10 yds Oh Cloth, Hcmp Carpoting. Fesiher
Beds Mattresses, &c
Also. several GLASS Cascs, Lamps, Bird Cages &c
Also small assortment OF Furniture.
Al private sale large Extension Tables oas viii
extend about 81 feet and thu other n
= CHAMBERLAIN, Auctoneer.-S,ore No, IL
y. spmce-st--tSeral advances made GU Goods con-
signed for private sale, TO be sold auction Outdoor
.ses carefully attended TO, aud respectfully solicited
THURSDAY Sept ~
Al O'Clock. p NJ. at the Bulls Head, rhird-av.
SHESrE SALE OF four Oxen, Two Steers and riN Cows
FRIDAY, Sept y,
At 10 O'Clock Al .c5 Winiauist
SWRIYF SALE oF Day Goops. sc-Comprtslng n large
assortment OF Clcocs. Bingham Nusus, Cassineres.
silks Hosiery Cloves Lrces ShRwls, Razor Strops,
Scythe Rides, Sewing silk. Thread, Cotton, &c. sc.
Also. Counters, Curtains, Desks, Sc.&c.
Also quantity OF CoTsets of u very superior article.
MONDAY, Sept 2S,
At lef O'Clock, at No. All Houstonst
MORTGAGE SALE-comprising very large aud valuabls
Library, oi Standard Works, also large collection OF
Music also yeor organ three piano sortes y!oss'
viuuccos and other musical Instruments music stands.
busts eugrayiogs book aud racks carpets maho-
Suny cables. writing materials, &c Sc.
n b. Catalogues can DO obtained by applyiag a. tho
Auction Room Saturday.
TUESDAY, Sept. -
At 10 o'clock at No. Spruce-s.
SHERFFs SALE Of the contents OF large Printing Es-
tabshmen consisting OF rypes Cases, Blocks Imposing
stones ChaScs Presses OF various sizes including CYL
uder Napier Prcss &c Prcss Boards, lot bound Books.
Dcsks Stereotype Plates for several valuable works, hN.
lurcs. and ono Stenm Engine and Boiler, SC. SC.
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Go ~ rre- Of land near New iHdsor, miles aoHt! o.
~ y..yiurz. on which excellent b1iitn2s ana M
,,,-su,sn fruit add ornamental trees, fsbP0nd &c
,.oA yasb.e Farm Of 10 lcrss, superior i9f g,sih
or grazug Good buildings End eonyenlrnces tyf AilH
a. So. The r.fa9er n srres ,Vi:s either Of the above
f,- sl he ncr.std or diminished 70 slit pnrchasers
Iaqaira Of LEONARD. HOSE i NiCOLL. - Plae.sLi
q, Of = L. FANCHER. . J0.ll-st - IN
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MAGAZINE Day

MAGAZINE Day,
ITILLiAM TAYLOR K CO No Aa!or House. have
~ received FOR October
The Columbian Magazine. ....Triee p cents.
Coolers Laiy's B0Os..-.......-..a.. q" p
GTaham's Magazine, .,........... " =
Lady'e National Magazine. ......... g Isl
VII rubbish Wednesday:
The Nev-Yora Illustrated Magazine io7 October.
Price per annurI 81
icw more LEI, Of the English papers
London Punch. or Chaflyari S dates lts cents
P.ctoriG! Times and Sevs-...-- dates ......li+
Bells Life ~ London. Isl
The Illustration FRENCH > dates p
B-Snh,crption VIII be taken 20 all the abobe, 4; the
lowest possible racs, and subscribers served vih that
dispatch and regularity 30 necessary City subscribers
VII. receive tieir work, free Of postage.
- ,ds VIM. TAYLOR ( co no. : A,or- House
BOOKS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE SUBSCRIBERS hlveon hand and will Sel whole
sale retail, large assortment of school, classical,
Theological ard Miscellaneous Books They invite country
merchants teachers and others 10 examine hcifstocS and
prices Before purchasing elsewhere
Publishers Of Sanders Series OF Readers, Bradhurys
Musical Works, HtchcocNs Geology, Gray's Chemistry.
Gales Philosophy, Por,er's Reader &c. Also good
assortment of Stationary.
sgd MARK H. NEWMAN co. 100 Broadway.
ON HEROES, HERO WORSHIP AND
THE HEROIC IN HISFORY-Stx Lccturcs-RepoTted
with cancellations and additions, by Thomas Carlyle
One volume l. mo. Price % cents Just published, oy
Wiley X Putnam Idl 66&ry,Yrs
Lecture The Hero As Divinity.
do 1.-THE Hero as Prophet
do lll.--The Hero Poet.
do IN-Tie Hero a. Priest.
do V.-The Hero as Man Of Letters.
do N.-The Hero u King. 81
THE MOZART COLLECTION OF
SACRED MISC. containing Melodies and Chctds set
- 10 nf,y different metres Anthems and Chants
re-s hy Zineurei with the adaptation OF English words
10 yhich i, pxed the new method teaching the rudi-
mous of music by T. Ives, ir Teachers OF music are IN
III lsis PAINE - BURGESS. 90 Jo:n-st
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P.JI IN an IRON.-5oo lons Old Fai!s, :; D
III for relaxing 500 Ions ditto suitable 10Y ho'ii1s
NiIis' ;,r sale in lois TO suit purchasers, oy
IS BENZ. N. SHERMAN, cor. sIpec AN Hes'S'-
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r-rr cRAy "a RED EATR.

-. :
- ---H-,-6-7t-r As f1c 3. J=I-r EaEeI's ' a.
--lsble Lai Hair Dye yga = an. " sean-he a;'ie.@
prs--iii-, a,-1rs-t al the Fr1usi11 tn5ti1if
- - -. yTYsT. < kETcaA1i, IL TllIors-s
! C,eba, 70 s,i 50 Brosdyzy : 4 AfL.alt Laa!
- 80 ti.a,t Keese Co. Hzsd=niE1e; and
): al he Respectable Dragists = = = :: = -
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rc, To LET OR LEASE-The Manson House now
E occupied by Mayor OF Hudson, fronting ON " ar
I'LL st on Of 100 front and 100 feet IN deP,h,
9Th the ntc--sary and convenient out buldn2s Ihe
ground surrounding the dwelling IL well stocked WIN
grapes and bearing r. aln good order For terms
aDply 20 Darius Peck, Esq. Hudson, Or
nj 5,,yi-tf ELISHA JENKINS, T.. l5th-st. y. T.
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- UI4bO . - ! aL CEULE CT TEE DA!.
Il rHiPAsy tue faying. WA: The u=e 2d-er
s5g The ruth, WHEN The public axe loih .rprecat= tie
difference This & Il lie mouth u NOS evrE oae now-l-
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MUSICAL ENTERTaiNNIENT.-A A. c IL:
~ g a.; fanny OF Ne's tiavcn VIII give C3ncst: ct
Focsi Music u 6ruo<.yD OF TUESDAY - sNtSG,
Sept -. & tie Hall eorser Of C-sn5er.y and Fulton
Exercises ccocs. admission - cents
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IIORATiO HiLL. Auruonr-r.
fsI COOLEY, kEESE IL ulLl.-Siore No. 10

l. II
aD Broadway, corner Of Dey-st
Liberal cash advances all goods consigned br sale
RLnOvAL- Cooley, Reese lin have removed from No
l57 10 l5l Broadway, corner Of Dsy-st
FRIDAY MORNING. Sept p,
Al 10 O'clock nj the Auction Room.
Doors SBoss AND BSoGAss.-OO cases Boots Shoss aud
Brognns, Suitable for tie Southern, Western aud City
Trade.
Cooley. Reese Hill will hold An cxInnay. lot sale OF
books stationery. paper &c ~ the rado aud others during
in October The salo VIII embrace rich
varied OF illustrated works ANNALS fancy
stationery and other ARTICLES suitable for The holiday sea
Consignment respectfully solicited for ths sale.
aud liberal cash advances made thereon.
A. Private SalcA icw copies oil the complete WORKS OF
Antonio Canoya, fully and splenddly illustrated hne
OF Ancient and Modern Costumes In Italian, II vols
beautifully illustrated with fine colored engravDgs. fe-
d POsa anne, collection OF Italian Literature by
the best authors, | vol. octave g3l pages
AT PRIVATE SALE, CHCAP-An engraving and c0ppe'-
plato printing establishment, consisting VI Dies Failing
Machine best Plate Presses IN this country, ons
10 Press nade by Hoe Co. together with oil the APP
purtanancas connected with the above business.
II THURSDAY, Sept u, 1876.
AZ II o'clock "A! the store Of LaphaD, Cofss Co NO "a
Ferry.sL
400 Sides nemock and Oak, Slaughter Sole and Upper
Leather. IN rough
III ESDAY, Sept %, I5i6
A. l0t O'clock at Store, No. Liberty,sL
Doors, SHogS AND BgoGANs-l0D0 cases Boots SHOES
BfogaBs consisting Of every variety suitable tor
Southern Western and Northern trade Sale positive
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,,TI-NNESANr INNTirirt. Btoalil,ay.--Oa

~ t~NNi N.Y. -, = 5,-vr ,,7-
OF EzaGy-Andv RORY ONlocs - Ncl VII Stvr his 1rSt
IRISH EVENING i1sJgstse ot The S1l'crsi Character
isi.cs Legends SupersI,oGs. M.rh And Melody OF his
Country with srusiug Anecdotes, Recaiiors 'sleeuc
ami ,c aud rs owe Irish SONGS, already honoSed
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r,pIT,NZ{I VyIRE.-Au articles Of bTiiznaa
sfWar ,s,rri,c,,re and sold wholesale snd ieLNi ~
-. ,ss Az EnoIym sand Of BoARDMAN HART,
me W. h~io'N L s'''N Grlng-slip
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

Thesa nm. av. be-n tested Tor many years IN eFery
form OF disease ars,- FROM impure state Of ie blood
aud other iids and have proved safe and eAclrG. p
es promoting digestion and ilnartEs igor 70 me ysei
For farther particular, &c hef Uenenca! eccc- zee
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-, goR : 1IF--Or IN exchange Tor properly N the
&S CO. % BrooKlyr-s Farm situate . miles w est Of
-e- Sexbnrgb Orange Co. n. Y containing @boul 100
-e r.arIv m tiIlabie Limestone soil and suitable for
gr,o or srJz and under good cultivation; al or
@gsrI Of grafed fun in fu. D-lfiuy Tbs improvement
-cr..ts Of GOOD t~u--to.y dwelling ard Ogteo 1ses Il
rge barn sheds Ic good 81 the door a. no per
on would probably purchase without y.eVing The ptern
e.. 1.. description Is deemed uEnecessa!y The !ariil
iss OF getting 70 Nswbugh from The city are generally
* ~ WRIGHT LOSER, u Proat-st
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Admission sl.-Tickets - be hSd n TIE AsIor House
asoNi Messfs S;ojart DGnha;;s Chickering's. DUBOIS
Firth Pond ard s;yvs Muse Stores, ami Al tue door,
each night Doors oper quarter past Performance
10 commence AZ ana eurcde ssoul II clock 81 lwis
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

FIRE.-A FIRE broke on, yesterday morning Ia,
hslpast o'clock in the story frame building &C.
cupied by Mr.. John Barr and Mr. s Baker, DWELLING
on the OF Atlantic St and the Gowanuslsne near
the oilssie |. is suspected have been the work Of
an ;ncerdary Fire discovered in of,he room,
used for storing furniture AZ abodt II o'clock which By
tie assistance If of he neghbors thought 20
be eNneushed BIZ: they about retiring I; broke
out stresh. The building belonged 20 stephen Csubrel.
Ing and was insured-s.so the furniture. Loss tho
building $1,000 on furniture abou, $500 Several at
ierpis were made 10 set FIRE the oubud!ngs
last Summer, for which reward OF $50 offered BY
she Common Council. The Long Island Insurance Com.
psny had policy for $500 the building but cancel.
Ell the about the lst OF Augus, lSi5 Mr. Barr
has been burnt ont once twice before this Engine
No. ; tie IRE The building wa. totally de-
stroyed-hut damnse done 70 any Thing else
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-01

The quality Of the Allsnticl White Lead Ia scknowledg.
ed 20 be su7eror 10 any American Whs Lesd heretofore
manufactured and fully eqaai the best English White
Lead hitherto imported into our market"
To tie Editor Of The Tribune:
The alleged nferority TO English White Lead Of al
tina. is manufactured here. with the single exception O.
tie Kind alluded to in the advertisement Of new essao
snment from which the above extract Is taken) Is SO
papaoly unfair well un:ue, that we feel ar liberty
ask you to satisfy yourselves BY an examination Of the
accompanying specimens hat the reputation Of Amer
can White Lead has more extended and fraes basis
than the above extract awards 70 II.
is proper add that hsre are still otter American
Factories whose manufactured Lead win furnish
Tsdicton 20 the dispsragisg advertisement complained
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Proposed Clay Dinner.
Correspondenee ofLae courter q Enquirer.
w4sHrscroS, March oeth, 1916

Correspondence ofDa< CorTtr q enquirer
WAsurScroS March oeth, 1916.
.Th.,o Il, movement in vour city which excites no
uncommon degree of apprehension nere enlons lie
Whivs tits the formal public celebration II you. cry
~ The ab of next month Of the birth day OF Mr. CLAY
b;, nroect Ia herzded under the auspices OF Dr bA-
@ h np.xE and others. and the apprehension Is
lis, done with the view Of thus early and prena
turey agitstng the succession 10 the Pr esoency ms
every Whig who looks 10 success must Geprecate ana
If that be the object ohe getters of this matter they
should be dcountenanced by every friend to bis conn-
rys regeneration celebration By the citiz-ns OF New
York. OF any locality OF the birth day OF t Clay Is
of itself bu, the expression of that regard for his talents
his seryicez his virtues and his worth which is justly
due from every truly American heart but thb designed
20 make this feeling available for Interior purposes oil
selfish character such design cannot be too strongly
rebuked understand thar invitations have been eA,
tended to several Wing Senator'S but none OF wnon
am confident would attend did they believe that the
proposed celebration had any othef ooects 'nan lose
which appear It's face
II We had heard some time since. that the din
ner above spoken of in contemplation but deemed
i, due to courtesy to withhold any announcement OF
it until those engaged in the movement should see
fit to say the word. The Courier has rendered Tar
Their forbearance superfuous.
We should like to know whether :" the apprehen-
sicn" so broadly manifested is based on any thing
more tangible than the fact that Birth Day Dinner
ia contemplated and the names Of those prominent
in getting it up If these be all. the 'appreben-
sion is disparagng to Mr. Clay and gratuitously in
sulting to those engaged in promoting this festive
Gathering. We trust such remembrance OF MIR.
Clay does not to any Wing, require the imputation
of some selfish or sinister motive to render it expi-
cable. And, while we are confident that every
thing like President making will be carefully re-
Trained from on this occasion, out of respect to Mr.
CLAW if for no other reason yet maintain the per-
feet RICH, of 'New-York or Of any other locality TO
indicate it's Presidential preference as early and as
Significantly as even Washington itself, whether at
dinner tables or elsewhere. Why not
BY the way: We are asked to interpose sug-
ges,on in regard to this Dinner in behalf OF our
Temperance friends, many of whom will feel ag-
Crieved by any regulation which shall operate TO
exclude them They do not wish to interfere with
others-they simply ask that the Dinner sha be
separate matter, and that those who choose to
drink Wine and those who choose not to drink, or
to pay for that drank by ohers shall each be left to
their perfect liberty. Is this unreasonable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-01
Fec Trnde and Peace.

We .,ns. public attention is attracted TO the fact
that. while Free Trade is every where commended
by lis mercantile and pban'hropic advocates as the
hsndrnaid Of Universal Peace~yet those who are
doing their utmost to involve our People in two
Foraien Wars-one of them with the Nation most
able 10 infict injury upon as Of any in the world
ara nearly to q man Free Traders The Texas
Iniauiry was at no stage sustained by Proectionsts
The clemor for the sohole of Oregon and $40 4o'
comes no, from our ranks. If Free Trade be In
deed the cause of Universal Peace its disciples have
surely an odd way of showing 1t
The Journal OF Commerce has INDUCED natural
propensity by giving the advocates OF Protection
several back handed stabs in reference TO the Ore
gon business. One day, it asserts pointbank that
the Protectiops,s are all becoming converts to Free
Trade, the Manufacturers especially, and the Calico
Printers of Rhode Island have been alluded TO
az special instances Of this transformation. The
next day that same Journal will on the msiest pre-
text or none, roundly charge the Manufacturers
with an attachment TO Protection 30 unPrincped
and sordld that they are eager to drive the country
10 the brink of War with England, spend Millions
uselessly on National Defences, &c. merely to keep
up the Tariff for single year. and thus swell their
enormous profits. This assertion is as baseless as
tina, which it explodes. The Manufacturing Inter
est has not evinced Indifference to Protection, nor
has il manifested reckless disposition to preserve
II by National waste and War So far is this latter
charge from the truth that the Wing Members from
New. England, who are supposed to be the mme-
diate champions of the Manufacturing Interest,
nearly all voted even against the qualified Notice
which passed the House. No portion Of Congress
has evinced more earnest and sacrificing devotion TO
Peace than the devoted friends of Protection. WIN
Tho friends Of Pence consider these obvious truths
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-01

beth Reynolds ased 46 years native of Morri.,ovn
j. who died suddenly yesterday morning by serious 500
p!exy Also at No s. Vsnda.st on the body of Bsy.
leg Wyatt native OF Wes;cheser county aged &c s,s
who also came to his death by apopIexy..A frmsls
named aSry MCGEE native Of Ireland aged about So
years was severely burned at her residence No. 1870
Chry.es,, Saturday last by her clothes taking ore
and died yesterday In the City Hospital from the effects
nf tie iniuries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-01

LATER From ST DoMISeo.-By the brig Wassss,
Capt Norton, from Aux Cages learn that Gen Rack
er had beer proclaimed President and expected IN
lew days wiki army from Port su Prince. 1t was
though ne would be well received Most OF the ccer,
Of the former President voluntarily resigned. French
Government steamer touched o. Aux Cages three days
previous, and sailed for por, Por; Prince.