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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-15
D. Francis Bdc0.
Ernm HIM III. .Simmn,lS.

WASHINGTON, april llth, 1876
M Dear SE.-On my to this city after sp alb
OF several weeks found your letter as the Chair
man of Com rniuee OF the unchanged and unchanged
bic friends OF Henry Clay Inviting me to be pres
en-, at festival TO be given In honor OF that distinguished
man.
II would give me pleasure TO be with you, but my du-
ties here will not allow il. must however. express my
pra,;f cation at this manifestation Of the pervadng In
,erest which is still felt in the and in the nde
lhe only one} thai clearly embodies and indie aies
the doctrines whsch cherished BY the patriotic of
our land.
Yuur illusions 20 the proceedings OF the 9th Con.
cres, biuG orciby tbd isyurAoy 10 mHd the ae man
who stood By our cause ir that body-and those who
ably and nobly defended theH-among the last will ever
be gratefully rccolIected.
Accept my thanks for the very kind terms Of your let
ter, and believe me
Mos, truly you're J. F. SIMMONS
D. Francis Bacon, ESQ. !f6p York.
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.prnuN. 7s< Fg.s. PsSers q ls4s-May they con-
:nRs 3 %: o a the Boys< Young arst alive and
k'eSns. ;, Rrneon,ss. Harry Car" SOeOiy else,
~ - y ssctas Of cleveland, Ohio. Rf7rg c2de-
TIE carnps:Ens Of T,7er:y-foar and ferfy-f9r arc
pledges hat IN the approaching contest with goaS ban
ner aoars over Us. the land OF the Sncffy anu 'e
Will be found with FILL or. with esentcnsou
unsheahs ready 10 30 battle dad 10 sin II ioo yer e
redemption PoiicIl S1sss CT that land and '0ss
institutions which the Wings the HsrpitoH purchased
with their treasure and their blood.
Rv Sicholas Carroa. FILis ?. MrVGga,-The ssiiart
and iust-cus CT The Old North state His name IS
synonymous with honcr. patriotism and truth. BE has
been Jd..tfGl'-we VIII DC faithful 20 him.
BvaIsty. ne Daughters 81 4ue-icI send greeting 70
he t-p1 Father OF his Country welcoming the recurrence
OF the dsy TIA: blessed mankind II giving them HESsr
q
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every quality

PEEMTrA GOLD PES.-statoners, Booksellers and
Jewellers will find il TO their advantage to call on Mr..
Wilson the Western Hotel Coand-st manufacturer
OF the Premium Gold Pen, on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, April l3sh, lith and 18th These Pens ara
unhvsed for their excellence durability and cheaoness
We speak this from experience having used them Deal.
ers would do well 20 call early
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~ "THE OREGON CONTROVERSY RgvIf Sd
Ia -Four Letters By Friend OF the Anslo-saxons .as
It'll, OF pamphlet just published by Lesv,, Trox <
Co 1914 Broadway It hsndles Mr. Poiks ststesrasnssp
and Mr. Buchanas logic without gloves ye, with much
courteous ability These who would look into the meg
It's OF his controversy Will ind il servicesble
LETTER FROM SoUTH AMEKIcA.-A file OF the
Rio de Jsneiro JOrnal hiss been received a, the Elk
chAn se reading -reom: the latest date Feb. -.
The paper OF tha. date has accounts from the Emperor
20 The 18Th tie was q; PorT AeSr in the Province of
Rio CiranGe. the Isl in good health and spirits He
embarked on the 80 for eeoiss thence tho
Ilih Santa CSiharns and arrived there the 18Th
On the l1ih he 70 set cut for Ssnos be San
Pauo oc the 25,h and return the Capitol sbou, the
middle OF March. The whole paper is occupied with
details OF his movements aud OF The festivities attesdsn.
/ upon his reception al tee various cities
The formal ass advices from Monevdec 10 the 9th Of
February and from Bueros Ayres 10 The 9th Of Jan.
uSry
], confidently reported ST Montsvi6eo that con.
yoy OF Corrieano merchant vessels coming down
the river Parma escorted by steamers These
vessels laden with the products of thu upper couu
Try, and had long been detained in the river by the
barge OF Rosss on its navigation. couseqaeo, upon the
difficulties with Paraguay
The convoy OF merchsn: vessels going up the river
ParsnH last heard from BslaGa. IL escorted
! by the steamer FirebrSnG.
The Argentine Legislature bad voted issue OF two
mi ions three hundred thousand dosTs monthly during
the continuance o the blockade and tor three months
after its termination.
Accounts from Montevideo OF February confirm the
repor, that the Allied Forces had BEEN compelled
uste Msldonsdo sitter holding !; few days TIE
ssde Silva however srli carrying hosciiiies
against Ori6c in the department
The from Saltc 10 the 2st OF January.
Urquzs had made three attacks upon Garribsld tie
commander ri the Italian mercensrics IN which the lat
Ter sustained considerable losses Subsequently Ur.
quizl bad passed into Entire Rios where he eec
ted junction WIKI the forces Of Gaxou snd then march
cd tor Correuics ~ the hesd Of 600 men Gsucr-
a. Psz had marched It said 10 ercountp urQuiza,
AMI it rumored that battle had been fought IN
which UcG1i was defeated aud G,r-on taken prisoner
Tis Is important ii tue since the object UfGuixaw
make stand Corrientes against the French and
English forces going up the PARMA
Ii WAS reported MOnteydeo thar distress was begin
ming TO be fe in the city Of Bucnos Ayres in conse
lueuce Of the blockade Also thai Governor Rcsas bad
little confidence in hs ability defend the city that
the encsmpment OF Santos Lugsres with all Its material
of war had been removed with the great park Of a,e
~ to Lujan. The whole body Of the civic Militia
10 be moved of the city. This body includes all Ar
gentines who engaged in commerce. Governor Ro-
had ordered Nil the Militia corps To be uniformed a.
the expense of the individuals. Com Advertiser.
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Come ctiCut.

Though we have resolved not TO initiate the folly
Of the Loco. Fooos who have shouted and fired can.
non over a victory they had not won, yet we must
say that the returns from nearly all the towns which
voted on Monday give strong promise that the State
is still Wing Here arc the popular votes so far as
we have them:
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r. Messrs Barker Il Towle, Il Cathernest wi!
open this morning twenty Of Wet Linens jus, re-
ceived fom the wreck Of the Henry Clay This 10, is
far superior IN quality VIA, mas been heretofore sold
and consists Of fne Irsh Lnens Brown Lrens French
Linens Table Linens Bdseye Diaper, and Toweing of
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Business Notifies.

r STEPHEN BARKER, 2sl G,and-s.- has this day
opered The following wet goods received from the Hen
~ Clay viz cases of linens case gnghams. case
do small patterns, l case gingham lawns aso case
muslin de lanes 10 which ne invites the attention OF the
ladies' as they will be sold grea, bargain. ais =.
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Wing. but we can hardly credit III and it is too late
TO make inquiry.
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Ero,, E,n. NJ. McrshsnS-

WASHINGTON, April lib, $40.
II, Des- ST. ~ lanen, tia, csnre, be iii you on
Monday. would Afford me- srsa; and sincere graraca-
non 70 De once IN the .ds; OF tie Ways of yoc-
noble city. and 10 unite with them such occasion
TIA, proposed. But tee public prints vii have eas-
hsi you know he condition. OF the Oregon quesaoa
in .hs Senate from which yen viii perceive that rnUs;
De s. my post The discussion 81 Il IS about 70 close,
and the may be taken AZ early day mex. week
THIS is the only to- ny rot accepting your II
vitatiol-
n he mean tiEaei pray yoc commend IN ae kind
ss, manner to those 10 whose sehs asve addressed
me- and sceep, OF The tue and iitia
with them lam your aid thei. friend
J. T. MoREHEAD.
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E A Complimentary Dinner was given to Hon
j. s SKINNER, Editor of the Farmers Library, by about
forty distinguished gentlemen of Hew.orsans, few
days since Of which shall publish m account here
.ha
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V An adjourned meeting OF the Wing County
Convention for The nomination OF candidates represent
me City and County Of NewYork IN The approaching Coz
venton TO revise and alter the Of this Sts
viii be held al Tie Broadway House on Tnursdsy evening
10Th inst al o'clock precisely By order Of the Conyer
ton. D. C. GOLDEN )..,..
rs aAMIIToS FISH, Secretaries
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Fror. ne Hon. .4le-onser Barror.

WASHINGTON, April St,. 1916
Dss- ST.: have been favored with your cord!Al and
complimentary ;nvi,ston in behalf of the CoeuiI;ee OF
Arrsnseuers 10 attend festival the 18Th rs II
honor Of the birthday Of Henry Clay. Ua6l within
few days, had hoped 20 an.e with you 90 that inter
es.ing occasion but prospect Of the OF the
Oregon debate about the 18th inst READERS my presence
hare imperative. desire record my vote upon tie
resolutions OF Noce" In my Indignant will De most
beneficial TO the great interests 81 stare This para
mount duty wiz prevent me tsom participating IN es's
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IF Ridicule ofenterprise in getting news comes
with bad grace from the Courier and Enquirer which
has we'll earned for iscl the te ohe Newspaper So,h
Unable to originate Express for itself beyond putting
oticeboy on between the Post. Office and Wallst. it
very naturally sees nothing but folly in any attempt OF its
contemporaries to ruish their readers with important
nsws In any other way than through the mail deveries
This overgrown sosh which has at,ened the patron
ago fhe merchants Of this City would have been per-
cy content have moved in sleepy apathy leaving
tho mercantile community al the mercy Of those who
expressed important and furnished it to the 'pecu-
ators had been driven, By tho adoption otshe ES'
press system by tho Tribune, Journal of Commerce,
Sun, Sc. with atttie spasmodc activity. The respon-
she editor Of the Corrier should that the busy little
reporter" as Willis called him. does not make his paper
ridicploeA
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Grand FAMILY HOLIDAY AZ The AMEHfcAs MUSEUM
oar irlerds AID readers old and young VIII fnd
iSJn-nt a. he AGteum todny The Lite Krlckerboeief
Dttmuer already great fayore with W-a,ern Hanison.
ne Moving DloraAas and Dasoying Vsws appear
Magnificent Performances al and u P ~ introducing
sucn variety OF humor end novelty even hat
Ine Museum has seldom Witnessed We advise every osa
10 Try the entertainment.
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CONTENTS OF THE sUPPLEaENr.-WaiLss;D Delegate
Nominated Saratoga Nominations Legislative sum
mary News Items Mondays Congressional Proceed
logs Police; Lew Courts; Sales Of Stocks; DAILY al
rivals of Stock, Produce &C. BY the NewYorx and In
pajlrosd Marine News.
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'New.Yorls Election In ls45.

Total ..7,oaa l7,4s5 A3J7 u735 S6l5 l6s25
Havemeyer over Harper. 1922; Harper and Selden
over Havemeyer. 2l0; Sanford Bradlsh, 5000
Bradish and Ely over Sanford, 3 S2S
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a The number Of passengers carried oves The
Troy and Greeabush Road during January, February
snd March was aol5
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oursIDr -F6a Paso-Voyage of.he PHO. Boat Ro
ner--Four.h Page. Gentle Words By c. D. Stuart
Mistress OF herself though china fall Farmers Club
vs!, OF the Hutchinson Family 10 the State Prison
Thoughts Of Thee ; Faithful Love Letter from Powers
the Sculptor; New Publications, Major Tochnan
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II The Magnetic Telegraph between Philadel
phi and Wilmington was put In operation On Aeaaay.
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w- AovEnr1sKnEN1s 10 the Supplement will be
found under the following heads: General Notices; Mo-
ney, &C.. Medical Notices; Coal Lamps, Gallery, &c
Patent Medicines Job Printing and Book Binding; Hard
ware. &c; Situations, &c. Wanted; Boarding and Ho.
tels Schools; Books Dry Goods; Real Es.ase legal
Notices Insurance; Public Conveyances
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Adding the above IS w hgs to the - elected last
Monday and we have ITO Wings, and the above
Looos 10 the % before elected makes l0i Locos,-
There are e towns yet 10 hear from, which Will
pretty certainly elect Wings and Locos, giving
the Wings a clear majority of in the House, and
majority of on Joint Ballot.
AT the former trial majority required to eoc.-
Nxw LONDON, CT, April 18th lsi6,
q. GREELEY Dear Sir II hasten 10 forward TO
you the result, Of this day Eslecton.
Hon. Thomas w. Williams, .-..O Nhiel-. .462
Dr.. Charles Douglas. -.loco) .aS
Scatterfns J. D.
Respectfully YOURS, w. w. X.
DANpuKr, c. l2th April 1876
HOMAGE GExKLxr--Dear Sir Our Election to-day
has resulted in the election Of two Representatives.
(whiS) enc by SO majority and the other BY 81. Our
opponents very active though the vote was light
TIE Wings gave bur few votes than they did
Wednesday las, for the State ticket Many OF the Wings
paired off with the Locos. Great exeEt!ons were made
to produce dsuuon in ranks on account OF the L.
csuse Law. This partially successful; they gained
su, few votes BY IL however. Yours truly, MI. w.
-. We are grateful friends Of the New Haven
Palladium, Norwich Courier New London News, and
several others who furnished Us early aud gratifying re-
turns by letter.
Music IN PRIsoS.-We Invite particular aten-
lion the Letter Of Mrs FASSHAN addressed 10 Judge
EpaoSps and describing visit OF the Hutchinson Fam
y to the Prison Sing Sing. l. viii se found On the
Fourth Page
IL, may no; be ariss in this connection 10 re-
mind our readers tia, the Huehinsons give their lsss
Concert at Ni5o's tomorrow evening. The Song OF
The Prisoner viii be sung BY particular request
F The SOUTHERN L,rEsASY MESSENGER for
APRIL presents table coatents attractive even
than usual We have marked seed POEM ics insertion,
when we can and rccn. The publisher is W. Il. Starr,
lSS SasSsn-s:.
RAILROAD IHoS.-The Dsnvile ln,ehgencer
ssys-" The Mon.ou- Rolling Nh ST this place has Tor
soe time past seen making over 40 tons Of railroad iFon
pr week At one turn last week. she Eight set OF nsncs
rlaae lSs rails within the hours They made hundred
tails in six hours having that number finished Al Tienent
The great work goes vigorously anc Constantly
the anthracite furnaces Of the company, .aa'e w,hh
few rods OF The rolling mill, close BY The cas ana n ina
heart OF hs Aontour region, are furnishing al sou
dass supply OF metal for tie MIL.
Tho ore and limestone convenient, and the quantity
ample 70 feed the furnaces for many generations TO come
The eoS IS on delivered In iron. OF the works The
growth o. the Iron business II Danve Is advancing with
Al the velocity and force that s;eara power can give IT,
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II WINDOW SHADES OF the most beautiful designs
may be obtained at BERhIAN's $50 Bowery, of every
style and prices varying from 81 to 90 His essort-
ment very large and worthy othe attention of dealers
and hous ekeepers Give him call
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WATER FOR BosroS.-The people of Boston
have vossei67 to 3is-to accept the Ac. aptho.szns
the City Authorities to procure Water from Long poad
The work viii now be- pushed, we pre,ume IN soOa
Yankee ktYe.
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- The New,Jersey Annual Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church win commence It's session
Newark this rncrninS Bishop Hedains is TO preside.
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THE TRIBUNE.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL Is. 1916.

sub,cbers in the ciry who do net Ieoeivo 'na paper
a. an early hour are requested 70 leave ~0io q. me
az our 'aeh a. enable al ,ne
to re. through their routes before seven e,oc1 Gar
rers falling 70 secompsh this VIII De 70 give 'p
their routes.
Persons Wishing The Tribune LEFT at sheif dwellings OF
pl.ees OF business regularly every morning viii peass
leave their address at the Pubihhing ofce or send
note through the Post ofce Terms, Ftne Gents week
nsy.ble 10 tho Carrier.
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-. The SOUTHERN L,rrsASY MESSENGER for
April. presents table eonsens uore attractive even
than usual We have marked sood poem fcs inssrior
when we can and rccrn. The publisher is W. Il. &sEr
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Birthday OF Henry Clay.

A number of the FRIENDS OF HENRI CLAY. es-
r,ec;aly Of the Wing Young Men OF orr City, hav-
ing resolved TO celebrate the 59:h anniversary OF
his birth By Public Dinne- tia, celebration took
place Monday evening at Niblo's Saloon, sad
was attended by some six to seven hundred persons
Although the imminent tendency Of the Oregon
Question in the Senate deprived them Of the e1-
pected presence Of Hon. JoHs !. CgITTEsDEs and
other distinguished Wing Senators, the evening was
one Of patriotic and heartfelt enjoyment The Din
ner having been daily discussed. Hon. JosEfH L.
WHITE President Of the Day. announced letters
from invited guests, which were 1ead By Dr.. D. +.
BACON IS folloTs
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From Hon. j. J. Cy.tteude1 q.
ITOU1 I4OI'- y y U 's7c
SENATE CHAMBER, ApriI Iitt

SENATE CHAMBER, Apdl iith. I-55.
Nv Dear Sir When had the pleasure 20 accep! youE
invitation TO the intended celebration IN Jour city Of The
birthday Of Henry Clay. thought there no doubt
bu, that the ineres,in questions pending before tie
epa.e concerning Oregon, would have been disposed
Of before This time Bur in this have been rnstaken-
These questions still remain under di.cusson and the
vote is expected TO be taken cary next week a.
der these circumstances ,ense Of public duty viii de
Tain me here and deprive Of the great satisfaction
and epoyrnen, anticipated rorn being present ., your
festival No occasion could n ore engage my feeling
have known Henry Clay f.om my youth upward. /
have known him in private and public life, and the more
hsve known Of him the more have found cause for AZ
tachent and sdirati m Proud Of his country ne has
served her with re publican devotion never resaIoine
himself when her interest at stake Wna' priVa,e
individual 10 the world occupies station 80 noole
and envisble As that of Henry Clay Withdrawn rom
storms Of State and following his pow be recalls 10
memory Roman C;ncinnatus and suffers nothing
BIZ the mparison He is the great C"rssone and 70
nod up and honor his memory and his name as the mo
del and pattern OF Republican Citizen is daty OF pa
trotisn az well OF gratitude You are about to set the
example of dischareng that duty and regret that can
no, be present to contribute my mike on the occasion
Very respectfully, you're &c:,,
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SEE SUPPLEMENT TO THIS PAPER.

Ne presume this is an exaggerated estimate.
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Erom Hon. Garrelt Daris.

tn Dr. 2 Bacon, Esg. Chairman Of Committee Of II
ran9enseais and Correspondence. ". Y.
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Respectfully yours, w. w. X.
DANpuRr. c., l2th April. 1886.

Music IN PRlsoS.-We invite particular aiten-
lion To the Letter Of Mrs FASSHAN addressed 20 Judge
EpaoSps and describing visit OF the Hutchinson Fam
lily to the Prison Sing Sing |, viii se found On the
Eo,rth Pa,
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y ESPECTFUl.lY gives nouce, that he is still
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OWING to the advantages derived in the use Of the
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and beautiful fence for yards and gardens, at much
less expense than the same can be got up for IN any
other way while for durability i, not excelled 10y
any IN common nsc This valuable improvement was
first brought out in Western New York, where it
has gone into extensive use. and has received the ap.
probation of the Mayor OF the city of Buffalo, with
many hundreds OF the first agricultiriss AMI others
in that part of the State, also of Gov Hubbard, Duct
Jarvis, Judge Churchill aud many others in New
Hampshire. In fact wherever il has bNcn introduced
it has been hiahv approved. As Farm Fence it
combines more adynniarcs than any other fence
used. II can be- used iriij0W posts aud therefore
not aAccd By the fee zng ard hravinr Of the ground,
and is admirably aptrd TO n'erva'cs, SUI jet 10
severe fcshcts. Il takes less lumber Than any other
KIND ol fence, is certain protection against all kinds
n on. = not In he To Oct ont of repair, crHHOt be
h'1rn d'un, j. easily sci up taken down and remov
I'D. without injury.
7rND Farmer Siould be lrIhoWt n, least n suili-
Client qlantly To throw around his fields of grain and
stack yards.
A l. s o,
In connection with the al owe he has machine for
farming Broom H1ndles.
Burlington Falls, March II, lSi6. Al