New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-02

~ The Erenins Post inclines TO be merciful 10
the feeble letter ION the Tariff full of conradic.
tions" casually elected from Henry CLAY and just
published. lfithad time and its readers patience.
i, might indeed expose of its 'absurdtcs, but
IN default OF these it is content TO insist that, be-
the friends of Protection affirm the truth that
Manufactures have made great progress, as re-
CARDS both quality and cheapness under the Pfolec
ton hitherto afforded them, therefore i, is demon.
strated 10 tho Post that they perfect and
impreguabc as those Of Great Brilaia and ought to
be dspr;red Of all Protection The faacy here lies
in treating the perfection already attained in the pro-
duction Of certain articles ii necessarily involved
like perfection in every branch of Manufacture
Probably Cut Nails. Screws, Pins, plain Couons
Drills and many descriptions OF stout, serviccable
fabrics would continue TO DO made here extensively
under any Tariff or none and many other articles
measurably 10. Thare other articles again,
Silks, Fancy Goods, Railroad Iron, &c. which the
Home Production Is as yet comparatively imperfect
among u.s. and these will require time and fostering
care 10 bring them to the point already reached by
The former class. There are branches Of Industry
which have only been commenced here since the
present Tariff was enacted and shall these be ex
posed TO destruction because others may safely defy
Foreign competition That is the question.
IMPORTANT FROM WAsHlNGroN- have re-
cetve intelligence from authentic Washing
ton that negotiations OF perfectly astonishing character
In prosress bc,weeR the RiSh, Rev. John Hughes
Bishop OF NewSork, and the President OF the United
States.
We have ;he particulars before us and will probably
publish them IN few days, We shall get ull,r and
more detailed account.
This affair, when published. wil,se far more interesting
and viii create greater excitement among ali clAses and
more especially among the antiCathcc portion Of the
community, than even the awful scosur,s OF Naris
Monk or any other awful disclosures that have been nah
lshcd for tie las, any This vx,raordlna.
~ Of Bishop Hughes Will Cause sco3 deal OF aston.
ishment.
''God Is great, and Mahomet IS his prophet"
Herald o. ySs;tri,s.
r. We cut the above paragraph entire from tie
Ednotisl columns of yesterdays Herald, in orde.
10 give readers who never zee that shoe, ,si,
idea OF tho preposterous huubuss by which It's cir.
culaIion is bols,ered up from day 10 day Can any
sensible man need to be assured that this tale o.:
.nego,iations." &c. &c. is utter wsnton fab,ca.
lion. wilhou, shadow OF pretext or excuse We
are fully authorized 10 pronounceit such in the mos,
emphatic terms. Why is il that the names Of ali the
Distinguished clergymen III this community are
DRAGGED into the columns OF the Herald, one after
another, and slways-even while affecting TO praise
them-as il W i,h deliberate intent 10 caunnis,e and
degrade them and their calling in the public regard
Bishop Hughes is fortunate 10 having been the tax
get oil its open and vndctive detrac;ion for years
No man can be really injured by the undssuised
enmity OF that papeE-ony lis hypocsilieal praises
have power to tarnish good name.
g The CArsEILL MouNrAIs House has been
put in the best possible condition for yers BY Mr.. C l.
BEACH. Its proprietor. assisted by ,, Seosls who has
kept II for years No one who spent tsy there
likely forge; while he lives Ii Ills rain eve. ceases
the Mountain House cannot a Arsnsed; sad even
thunderstorm seen som its piazza /. equal to two
moo Gays elsewhere.
B The Daily Saratoga w his has just entered
Hp9n Ia ;aicd volume.