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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-28

SLANpER.-"My dear ffcnd that mun has been talking
about you again lie has been telling the awCues, he.
you ever heard; why he iaied about you I, an hour
And you heard 1t all, did your"
Eyes"
"Wol after this, just bear in mind that takes two IN
max l-nndnL. % tel md NM It-ln-.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-28
Prom the -. Louis Republican.
HANCOCK COtfNTY ONCE NOPE

Governor FoRo Of Illinois. has issued another prSelsma
ton In relation to the Hancock county ditheulues This
Proeamations curiosity in its ways founded on letters
from individuals at Nnuvoo, detailing incidents following
the expulsion OF the Mormons from that ill., fated city
We snnex the papers
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-28

CrRE FoR WOENs ~ CHiLDRfS.--A writer In the Far.
mors Register Who being Shareholder has large fsmi-
y under HE care says, for thirty years no has found
the following PREPARATION a certain cure Tor worms.
Take the fat Of old bscOu sliced and fried in nan prl
the essence u on out Of b. take fnd hfst then ppt
30 az much wOrmeesd (vUgsrly called jerusalem Oak ne
necessary, 's much sugar or moIass,s will m1ko pa
ambie, and give o. three mornings IN succession Tho
children will cot fcsIysDmn You will have ~ reatrar
from eating TOO much. Incredible ne t may sppear
have known Oh one hundred and twenty or thr
large wofms 90 come from child three M f9ar yeara old -
usu'iiy give ihc medicine spring and fail.
What is Tho ch'f of brcad1" asked an canine,
81 recent school exhibition
The chief use Of br,aI7" answered tbr r,cn ipis,
roca'ed, apparently ast1ni.hed The simplicity Of the r
qnrer, 'ho Chief uar Of bread s go spread butter and
mo1esrs 600 be-"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-28
FALL STYLE,

uST received by the latest arrivals from New
YORK several eases Of most fashionable HATS:
and beautu assortment of CLOTH
who will BE- 40 asew o. they be obtained in the city
81 No az we, M,,r .,,s.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-28
N u TIC ES
NOTICE..
Groccrie. ut Auctiou

Notice.
al : o'r,oek. 49, N"e'N" WIS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-28

the following from Gov. Ford furnishes melan-
choly picture CT the state Of things at Nauvoo:
Mr.. LASFHER have been furnished with the following
things Nuuyuo. The facts therein ststed are
confirmed by letters i,om all political par
ties; and there be doubt but the subsaa
TALLY desire YOU publish for the information Of
the people. THOMAS FORD.
SPRIN-FmIp, Oct. 10. lS4C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-05
pov of Soldiers.

The New-York Tribune thinks the pay OF soldiers
should be increased As peace man. he ought to advo
cate TO such thing What are high wages 10 the soldier,
but an announcement 10 war When Governments are
hard pushed for soldiers they invariably offer increased
No-no the soldiers not TO be pied when they enlist
for the sake of the pay They understand their contract
Uf sobc when they enlist. Let them therefore, l6de by
it, Instead Of increasing the pay OF Soldiers II is rather
desirable that the pay attached 10 all future eulstmenis
should be reduced. Let Mr. Greeley think Of this.
Hampshire, (Nass) Herald.
~. We hare considered the whole matter. and
we can come to no other conclusion than that al
ready avowed. The pay of private soldiers in time
of War Is shamefuly inadequate. They ought 10
have not less than dollar day while actually en-
gagged in fighting. Many of them enlist from pa,ri
Otto impulse and if that impulse be mistaken one,
il does not become the Government which stimu-
lu,es and profits by their error TO punish them for it.
All the swindng glory is monopolized by the Off
GERS, who sc, large pay and quadrupe or higher "a
fill trenches and be remembered in the bulletin
many rank and file killed. Is it RICH, to subject
those poor men 10 the priva,ons and pers Of War
for twenty.ti five cents day Is it just dealing >
We think not
We are entirely favorable 10 small armies except
in time of invasion, until the Country shall become
wise enough 10 dispense with all sodery whatever.
Till then, let us have the best men that are 10 be
had and we have always found good pay afford the
best chance for good men. Pay the worth OF good
service. and the Country will soon tire OF keeping
up any consider Army. Ed. 1'rib.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-05
THINGS IN WASHINGTON.
The Oregon Question-Rumored Instructions
to Mr.. Pakenhnm 10 offer 10 SETTLE on ago
The Military Bill.
From our Regular Correspondence
W.-u-xc-nr lime ID. ls46-MidniEtt.

from our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON June Sd, ls46-Aidnisci
We have an important runor tonight his hist
dispatches have been received from England 0y
the las, steamer by NJ Pakenbam directing him to
make an offer to settle the Oregon boundary by Oh
fering the seth parallel There nay be some other
minor arrangements about the navigation OF the
Columbia. &c for tine, and may be giving Eng
land the whole Of Van Covers Island.
Several OF The leading men here think thai II inis
is 50. England mas made very air offer, ana II is
general hoped that ii will be accepted. The Senate
are ready to ra,fy treaty on thar basis Mr. P0tz
will only send il in $780,,
,rast ,ha, in The course OF few days this vexed
o1esti1n will be settled anl,cably, and settled for
ever The js7 30, men feel tina, they have maze
theuselve. bigger fools than nature intended them
for-and .he pretty bouniiiul 10 them 81 mar:
told you in my las. that The Supplementary A'll-
,ery Bill would lot pass the House as IL came rom
the Senate. l, has been so much amended Ia LON,
mittee of the Whole that it will probably pass me
House To- morrow. hiCHELIEI'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-05

GouRAuD's RANBLEs AMONG The PLANTS AID FLOW
No. L. S~e=tis Ioe breath Of rnofp, her rising swee'
With charm ii esTltest brdsn-ELtor- ~
WHAT pleasure Goes the suggu! lo.e Suri9f -. =
sweet days Of early Summer, How delightful sna =.
full Is ths entertainment afforded by wax with -
The early dawn. La. the solemn stars s.wesiy go
nisntwsichogs, rapidly waning; and as toeH e
psssin TIE greS ness morD let sbroaS ard n,
pure cool, bfacng sir o. Heaven The o'orGchlns
7cAed b7 angle cloud, 10 nevertheless 40 10 "a
sober gray out as tie light increases, Tbs sype
speedily away, and th- Z sat becomes robed 10 ,.,e
OF T,nea purple, tinted the HORIZON win ruooy sau
oicsfm'n- onl ~ length the 81 ut assa e.
tss olosn which hrr-id, hs approneh Oh oissi
.an- Tbi. rorin-.s 81 Aurora De compared W I,s
letter ttsn the hi Il hue OF GUUsAu0s 'optIo -,
Rouge and The '-D.psre cy Of te at,no pos - :, %
sru-d ~ That wuch pro ucet ga nr ha" "A ~ tfof]
u-e of GouRAUps delicious ltaila" Adieaee Soup =
cYntinura - OF; al
Tnis go,ipus Soap ia remarkable for i. potency s.s
impurities spidly removing Tar, cb,ssj
bum, Saiowness, R-dn.ss, RoukhLess, ffaph spleI
Cracks, chaos &c ana II - moreover Si,a
nen TO use while shaving GouaAUDs Poudfts s@g p N
positively extrps,e all supefauous butnan 9a sortl
highly important remember that ine genuine @
Of Or FELIX GcuRAuD can only be Obtained al
Walker-sL first store from Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-05
Connecticut Railroad.

A very exciting contest is now in progress before
the Connecticut Legislature on an application for a
charter to construct Railroad throus that State en-
:he line from this City 10 Boston direct, crossing tho
Connecticut River a, Middletown The Hartford and
Middletown people sppear TO be much excited on
the subject, Having looked ct The matter wiIhou,
prejudice we venture forth our opinion as fol
lows: l. The people living on any distinct route
have an equitable claim TO charter for Railroad,
and the Legislature should grant one wherever ask
ed for unless i, directly, undeniaby, conflicts with
existing rights, tending 10 destroy the value OF eS.
listing property. g Five hundred charters cannot
authorize any company 10 obs,ruct the navigation
OF river and if this Company shal build bridge
which does obstruct tt i'll have TO take it down
again and cross in boats or otherwise no matter
what its charter may say. No State has power to
create or authorize any such obstruction, and the
Hartford folks have shield ssains, the injury
they apprebend in the U. S. Courts We trust,
therefore, that the Legislature will no, hesitate to
gran, the charter asked for, and We admonish the
new company to consider the Law OF the Land end
be guided thereby
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-05
Neutrality-suspicious.,
To tie Editor ar TIE Tribune:

10 nc 61's2T q IN Irl5uns:
In reading your article on The Tariff al Wash.
ington" This morning. was reminded Of conversation
held with gentleman In 1884, who had then recently ar
lived frou Eassnd who stated that he heard one OF
lie lage nanuacturers declare the Manchester Ex-
change that the American Tariff Of ~ should sette down
late permanent policy he would remove his capital ma.
chinery and business This country. Vow would Ike TO
have you ask the Erenis9 Post and onion for categorical
answer TO the question of whether not this removal
would benefit this country and after The yes or 40 Is writ
ten let the be followed by their why's and where
fo,cs. Yours, &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-05
Grand National Jubilee of rbe Sons OF I en-
nerance Trerdnv. June 9th.

perance. EerHaS, JHHe Stu'
The frrt Grand jubilee of This Order is expected
to take place next Tuesday.
The meeting of this Band of Brothers, arrayed
in their regalia, and narsbaled under the banners
OF Love. Pury and Fidelity will be scene of
moral grandeur such the world has seldom witnessed IN
any age The jubilee will be National cne-ihe Brothers
are 10 come from all parts OF The COUNTRY. and most
hearty welcome them here from those Of the Order
in City.
The procession Is precisely at o'clock and
march through the principal streets The City Fountains
are expected 20 do neir best during the whole Cay.
Extensive arrangements have been made 10 have the
celebration go of WELL and from all see and hear
Will be The creates; Teeto:al turnout ever
witnessed in gu! country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-05
rhe Call for citizen soldiers.

To ii. Editors Of The Tribune
"a, The Governor or the laws OF this State compel
me. in case am drafted. to join the Army and go TO
the Rio Grande and then follow lbe Commanders
for the purpose of Invading Mexico
Ash read ,ae laws-but may be wrors-Consress las
authorized the President accep, the services OF 5000
Toluneo,-eut i; says nothing ahou; traftuS Vow oa'
Governor Al who oush, know, says IN his Proca-
cla,ioa O; the 9S;h ul;:
III the voluntary applications 20 the Aclatsni' Gene
,a in pursuance OF this order shall no De such BY the
ISM d1y of June Dex; oe- REASONABLE" certainty of
promptly ds the seven regiments called &c! oy the re-
QUESTION OF the President: farther measures viii be then
taken for the early accomplishment OF iha' sheet
VIVA, farther measures he intends do no; know but
reads very much Hkeyou shall Son case the e' fails On
you.
Now sr, poor mau, ard have vic and Tour young
children 10 support, who are dependent on my aooF l'
take me from them twelve months would Dc 10 rum
nv business make them beegars, and perhaps Ea my
health Now weigh these considerations in he BALANCES
with lie wcrd patriotism in aad which
do ycu think would be tie heavier why wife and babies
of course What say you Such being my present
views think il would Be stay st home, and uo'
paw particular attention to the orders 10 march
Notwithstanding this am no byL! coward am true
whis and have great respect for Gov wrshi who IS
ne takes 10 his line of march-the brave always lead
Let hin 90 ahead and he will find the last 70 aineh
dom, Ike 10 follow small ofcers the grand French army
always did better when Napoleon was the leader have
confidence in my General and have no fear that he Will
ever be su ArrILA or GENeHis KHAN But. cuere-i
?coO Americans have destroyed the Mexican army what
are the $4,000 for ? Yours. ACouNrkiMAN.
=. We think there is no authority in the Gov
eminent. State or National 10 order single person,
no, voluntarily and regularly enlisted soldier TO
cross the frontier OF our Country in hostile attitude
We, all this is shadow, if The President may, by
his mere fat declare any territory be chooses part
OF the Union The short Of the matter is ihis-A
state CT War is naturally state OF Despotism-a
P.esiden, may involve Us in War when he chooses
and his parlisans will shield hin, from the Impeach-
men, he deserves. We see no guarantees LEFT for
tie preservation Of Liberty I'd. Irio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-05
i3uslnrss NoIlres.
p0yAI. GuRI,EY Auc,Ion.,r.

To LAwYEas-VALuARLE LAW LiBEARY.-Friday anef'
noon at O'Clock, will be sold by Royal Gurey Co. Of
their Long Room 50i Broadly correr of Duanest a@e
and valuable Law Library, embracing Reports 81 wendell.
Cowcn raige Hill. johnson. Vesey, Durnfoid and Eass
wheeler's Common Law, JohusOn's Chancery Reports,
with many other important works.
Removed from 1863 Broadway to 304
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-05

~. foUNG MEN invited call and examine
GESiN's style of Consumer Summer Hat. In beauty
of style and lisbtness 1t exces any Hat over before
offered to the fashionable Hat wearing community
Also, a large assortment of Panama Hats.
les II in GENlN, PA Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-05

ou7HpE.-FvH Pa9e-Kngs -Four Years in the Argen-
.Ire ReDubsic Congressional Proceedings Later from
Havana: the ConventIon-Third Day. Fourth Page
Se1-Hampshre; Murder Tria! in Saratoga; Misceila-
neous Items Sales Of Stocks; Marine News.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-05
TO THE LADIES.

Bright lresses The theme poets praise:
The painter. al III their u-tre too displays-
It's heauty's mari luntrous head of h-ir,
And what both srxes most delgh; 10 vrsr"
10 order preser The hsr and give II 1ilk lusre
the scalp spt perfe y healthy and Gle 81 dsr
drafolherise hsr will decay and fall Out. PhsloLp
Clerical Hair tnv soator Is the 0nv article TO produts
tnese results Buyit OF p PHALON 81 BrUud way (Jad
sous Hoe Of drug fancy dealers Ron' raytlD city
and try. Il 10 especially recommended 10 tho acea
II tnrt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-05

NorlcE-Tne Walnut Oh Military shaving Soso We
has no ea14l |. tie inyenl ,r OF ST. Nm Johnsoo ~
only manufacturer Of the article At CorlaDo
aud naa connection with any troom Fo~ler ~
sented by those who sndesvor mako capital oui o.
namstor ihe Manufacture aad sale OF spurious or'e
mol Iunts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-05

r- There is no farther Intelligence from the
Seat Of War,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-05

ww. W. KINGSLEY is agent FOR the sale Of the III
huns &c yew-Londsn. Connecticut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-05

e TEMpERAScr HOTELS were no, long since
the SCOT Of good Gvers and the sore Trial OF cold
water mems fidelity bu, the times are bravely alter.
ed. The Delavan at Albany Marlborough a, Bos-
ton and w ashinston al fhils6elphia are among the
best Hotels in the Country and SYRACUSE has just
backed her 400 majority for No License by open
ing magnificent hrs,.ciass Temperance Hotel 20
be known as The EMPIRE HOUSE. Ii is four.
stories high its halls $50 feet !ors by 10: Width is
inipsroo 90 by 40 feet, whole No. OF rooms 40 In.
GLIDING ak suits Of Parlors The Furniture cost $4,000
Capt Chas Miller late of the Desvan House, Albany. Ia
the host and We cannot doubt thai This candidate
for public favor will deserve and receive liberal patron
age even in sight tie In all but drnfsbles excellent
Syracuse House of Mr. Rust which has SO lors en-.
joyed virtual monopoly Of the bes; custom Al that
place We hope the laer in conformity with The de-
l'eesa,e,y expressed and emphatic public Judgment
viii also take rank amopg Temperance Houses ere long,
n Wsis Newspaper in the interior OF this
state having good patronage which may be largely IL
creased may DO Bought very favorable by any
one who can command 81 COO cash and who ouaned
to make good paper Any sueh person may hear OF
seed chance BY addressing the Editor Of The Tribune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-05

So that the full Senate now stands Wing and
Independent; 10 Texas Loco Foco.
OF course, the Locos give it up There can be
no rational doubt that the work was perfected yes
terday by the choice Of Gen AsTHosY Colby as
Governor and Hon. JOHN P. HALE as U. 8 Sen
etor for six years ensuing. and probably for the
expired term also Of Hon. Levi Woodbury., vice
Mr.. Jenness. who Is holding pro tenn. by appoint
ment of the Governor. After this. the State
will be Distracted for Members Of Congress, her
portion OF the U. S. Land Fund accepted. DC. &C.
h. Huzza for regencrnted NEW HAMPSHIRE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-05
THE TRIBUNE.
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 5.lese.

r. NO EXTRA will be issued from The Tribune o'nce
ths day unies. We have intelligence direct nom 'ee'
TaylnIs Camp. our NAVAL force In the Gun OF o''0-
Of very decided interest or importance. Inc
EDITION Of The Tribune. however. when VIC -.
publish the year round will contain Al ine .,
,h. s,,ct s.Ies Markets. &C. received nom al
=. .,.o o,c,ocs In the afternoon: Persons wish
,as :, ,n.,r friends the very latest News by the
~. - eo,s which leave The City in The afternoons
III, and the Evening Edition of The Tribune for sale at
80. In wrappers ready fer mailing. or they can
,,o.n,e .se parer from the Neweboys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-05

|. a. q C",r.snd al ~ 49, mls ln1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-05

CoSsEcEArED The Providence Journal OF w ed
pestay a<-aied account OF the consecratoa
OF Grace Church in city The building Is Of The
Goinic order and said be unsurpassed II its H.
terror appearance. The Sermon vss preached by the
Bishop Of the Diocese OF Rhode Island The following
Clergyman took psrr in the exercises OF the day Bishop
Dosne OF New-Jer~ey Bishop Eastburn OF
and Me.s,s. Tar, EAaes, Hall, Cooke, Croker, Hashs
way, VAN, Crane and Watson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-05

w T,ovclz. and Others leaving the City in the after
noon sreaorrucd h.s an EDentns Edits0scf 7a< 1'1e
10 printed every day. containing The Stock Sales mar
lot. News BY the Southern mall &c. up to O'Clock
b. inquirns Of The New'boys for the kreass hNa'on
rh. rrhune every one will be able to take with him
~. ,o,.,, nevs ND TO the time of leaving tho City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-05

AZ THE VolcE OF tbs PEOPLE IS new week
y paper just started 5; Deh;, Delaware Co. by WV s.
H.wlKI !; advocates the cause OF he Equal Rights
party with ,arnsstness and ability. 81 50 psy snaun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-05

CYRUS K. SANH oHN IIndJ Was cuosen hbbspaut NIerh
without opposition. Yours, &c.
The Senate met at the same ;ime-three Locos.
lone being sbsent-sick) and two Independents
and chose Harry Hubbard Of Bath Loco President
pro tenn and then met the House in Joint Ballot to
ell the Six Senatorial vacancies which they did as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-05
New.Hnmpshlrs. All Hale:

The new Legislature of regenera,ed New. Hanp-
shire convened at Concord on Wednesday. Sd inst
and organized after the right fashion. The follow
ing letter from our correspondent, shows how the ball
was opened:
CONCORD, N. II. June Sd, 1886
Friend Tribune: The Legislature met 20 day,
and the House have Just organized as foll0ws:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of Richmond

HtsA Water TAI, day a, IOl s'eloet, an
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-02
PHILADELPHIA MARKET. Nav 40

Cohee-sioeks IN first hands reduced
holders are hm have only OF bags Rio AT
ate. Ind ZOO bags IT. Domingo, public.
fiour-The OF Flour large eIpo
h only moderate, and holders further decline
OF Csc the closing OF shipment a. e
Wendesay the Of brands,
ya enthusiastically further operations about 6OOt
bills made at 81.
Grain-Wheat-we notice sales OF Pen'a reds to a con
siderable 92a95c and white at the lat
tar Tor strictly prime quality Mlers offering thes,
prices Rye sales of Southern 60a62c and Penna Cd
65c Conn., sales of good Southern yellow GO. and sine,
at 59a5sc closing at the latter inferior 54c white 59a6Oc
Penna Hat Soc and round 6Oc.
Sugar-Sales Of New Orleans the extent of 400 hds
nj 6ic months since about COO hhds cold on priya,,
terms, mostly of the Market and holders are NOR,
firm; ls0 hhds Porto Rico sold 7s7sc $50 bags whit,
Brazil OF SIC all tme and 300 boxes Cuba Browns
terms could not learn.
Whiskey stationary at zoe in bbls. and l91 in hhds
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-02
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

By and tcifh the adpiee and consent of the Senate
Marcus Morton, collector of for tho district
Boston and Chaestown. in tho State of Massachusct
vice Lemuel Williams, removed.
Lewis Warrington captain OF United States navy to be
chief OF Bureau OF Ordnance and photography vice cap
tain Crane, deed.
Joseph Smith. Captain United States navy TO be choi
OF Bureau of Navy Yards and Docks vice Lewis War
renton transferred.
John G.. Warons, to be Judge of the District Court of
the United States for the District OF Texas.
George w. Brown, to be attorney for the District of
Texas.
John NJ Allen to be marshal Of the United States for the
District Of Texas.
Gresham J. Van Bruni, now lieutenant to be COM
mander in the navy fill a vacancy occasoned by the
death of commander Richard A. Jones.
Peter w. Murphy and John b. Randolph now pass ed
midshpmen 10 be eutenants tho navy TO fill vacancies
occasOncd by the death of lieutenant John c. Henry and
the promotion Of Lieutenant Gresham j. Van Brunt