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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-12

~ To the MERCHANTS M,SuFAcruRERs. and Business
Community the City o. N-wYork especially, sud 10 The
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different newspapers embracing most of the beat journals
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ver-emeuls and subscriptions, and fully empowered To
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ire of the 9TH " Feb alt in ts conf tgfaton OF The
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and every facility afforded those who desire 20 avail them
selves OF the opportunity which MS Agency oilers NJ,
office the Tribune Buildings aud nowAere else 10
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he has no connection with any 0hsr psron IN this Agency
rs requests that all orders and Communications Intended for
his Agency be addressed to V b. PALMER,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-12

ACCIDENT oS THE LoSG ISLAND RAILROAD
The engine tender and baggage were thrown from
the track yesterday Riverhead by bad joint OF
rail- resulting from heavins By the frost The engineer
was much hurt the dremen and baggage conductor
Were not injured.
Two passenger passed the joint without be-
ing displaced and without any injury alarm to The
passengers. The train detained several hours
The injured engineer received the kindest attention
from the residents in The neighborhood and from phy-
scidn who was passenger.
FoRGERY.-A check was preseateted for pay
rneu at e house in Louisville. on Thursday last to the
amount OF $500, which paid Upon inquiry il was
found to be worthless. The forger however, made on
with the money and had not been arrested at last ac-
counts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-12
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

II The Editor of the Advertiser is securing up
his shooting. s;ick-having picked quarrel wiki two
maors and q colonel o! militia of the State Of Long
Island.
e A plan is on foot for purchasing the Pierre
pont Estate and build a large Hotel the premises
e The Ladies' Temperance and Benevolent
Society in this city known as the Daughters OF Temper
ance, and which has been organized only about one
year has nice little fund in Bank of three hundred
and fifty dollars
q A little child, between seven and eight years
of age was found upon the steps OF dwelling in Aan
tcst on Monday evening whose body showed marks OF
having been dreadfully beaten Mr. Reynolds the City
Inspector kindly took charge of her and gave her shell
ter in his family she gave name- which is withheld
unit, the facts are more substantially known She said
that per mother had beaten her and then turned her
into the street.
" There is rumOr Of the removal of Mr.. San
ger. Chief Engineer OF the Dry.Dock. We understand
he has been ordered on TO Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-12

SASDs's SARsAPA RiLLA-Tbe popularity acquired by
this tfuy invaluable medicine Is extended as Ia hchy
meri;ed. How much misery hss II alleyiaed throughout
the land the sounds loud In the praises of this giant pan
Ecea Chrooc constitutional dsorders IN class OF disofder
10y the way OF Extremely difficult cure vanish before JUS ac
know led eed efficacy mpurlly IL driven from the sy'em
and disease Can ind tarbor In the blood.
Pni!sd. Spirit OF the Times Dec, lsl lst'
Prepared and sold. wholesale ana retail, by 4 b. D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists 70 FutonsL Z75 Broad"ny.
and n East Broadway, New York. Sold Also By DrugRsi
generally throughout tho United sates Price 81 per boz
IL o az OoLlea for $.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-12

SUPERIOR CoUsr-This Day-Nos. 90, 100, q, % J.
II. a. is 81. SO l03, G., e. q lOl, H. liz rs
ia .1l6 100 III. l2i 10 l29.
CIRCUIT Cougr-This Dar-Nos. 3s. So a, 3s6 81. 81
es I,2 lO3 los lO6 06 l09, H. lol Sc 1884, -, H. IS
81.
Co,<noS P1EAs-This Day-?art mos g. 81 2;s
o. % 81 So So a. g. s. los. 81 81 l04 81 ol 25i -
Part in Board of Assistant Aldennen's room-Nos 50
lis TO LAT, la9. Isl, l53, l55, Isl, l59, l6l, g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-12
The Ohio WING, on Oregon.

The Ohio Wing State Convention which recently
assembled a, Columbus passed the following reso-
lutions
Resolued Tha. the time has arrived when the differ.
ences existing between the Governments OF the United
States and Great Britain in reference the title OF the
Oregon Territory should be settled.
Resolrrd That We consider the Oregon question AS
between enlightened and Christian nations. eminenty
susceptible of fair adjustment by negotiation and that
all honest and honorable efforts should be made by the
Government OF the United States to procure its peace
full determination.
Rssolred That while accede TO the authorities OF
the General Government the power and the proprety OF
establishing all unsettled boundaries OF the nation we
insist that they have right abandon or barter away
any portion OF the public territory but that ii is their
duty in that respect defend and preserve the honor
of The nation and the integrity OF our soil.
amendment of the naturalization laws having for its OBJ.
eet the extension of the time of preparation beyond i've
wears
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-12

THE EFFECT OF NuRsINe-The Globe of yester-
day speaks in the most dolorous terms of the Gp-
parent entire ,cant of principle az the Democratic
rarsy in The interior, as contrasted tcith The
.ksaltky and rigorous action of the Democracy Of
'Ais City.' All Levi we can explain this mys-
sery There in the interior so many OF those
Nurseries of Democracy the gros-shopsl descr'b'
ed by your friend Mike, which keep the party here
90 healthy and vigorous Your City Demo ENJOY
high spiritual advantages which are not shared by
their country brethren. Mike knows what sort oil
stated preaching is requisite 10 the health OF Loco
Eocosmi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-12
Business Notices.

rSs' For the Trade of the South and West and the
neichboring Counties and States the Country Newspa
per Advertising Agency OF V. B. Palmer The duly suAori
:ed Ageqt in the Tribune Buildings offers every facility
for inviting for the Spring trade. The Agen,
at his office. between . and IL NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-12

B The New Legislature of Louisiana met on
Monday, the I'd inst. There is conceded Loco
Foco majority in both branches The Courier
makes Ii 10 In the Senate and 20 in the House. On
the succeeding Monday the Delta informs us both
branches were to proceed TO cleo, United States
Senator Among the candidates named are Gen.
Downs, Governor Mou,on, Gen. Joseph Walker
John Slideu Gen. Eustis and r, c. Nicholas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-12

" splendid assortment OF Prints may be found a,
LEES 2i5 Grccnwichst. He is selling shilling Prints
and fifteen and eighteen Prints FOR shilling and ali
new styles of Spring goods. He has also very cheap
lot of Linens. Give him call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-12

~ RARncRs AND HAIR DsgsssRs are respectfully nor-
ied that Johnson's WALNUT Oh Soap for shaving ~Gh
has been cguaed Essences, Perfumory, haH OI
&c may be hat from the wurss al y CO'iAn9
lower pdcea than ary other place, and coDny lh-
chants druggists, grOcers &c, csnnoi bs supplied a. huy
OTHER place good terms The variety ana s$.ornss
il mi and complete for hs country trade md at sruc!es
will be- warrantel to please. CONSTOCK co.
i0f2tsod Il Cort.an1.s;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-12
DISPATCHES FOR ENeLASD-The Boston Adver.

tiser says
lii currently reported that messenger. with des.
patches from the British Minister al Washington passed
through this city day since for Portland where
he would charter one OF the which ply in sum
mer between this city and the henncbeck This
err would leave Portland Monday evening tor Halifax
whence the Margaret the relay boat of the Gu
narG line would be despatched Immediately 20 England.
Ii this repor, be correct these dispatches will probably
reach England days in advance of the packet ship
Patrick Henry and the pilot boa, VIM. J. Romer from
New.lork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-12

SHAVING soAps.-ein-rlnin's Cream Military dos Am.
broi.a Cake; Military do; Rypophagon do Wsrui Oh
do Ke,an Poudre O!eophane, and SapanScious
COMPOUND For sale NJ g SAUNDERS K SONS.
ufN III Broadway. few doors above CoTtland.sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-12
Correspondence of the Courier and Enquirer

Daylight begins to break upon us. To-day the House
passed the resolution Of Notice. first qualifying howev
er take trap it every thing OF an offensive char
scter II Will probably be further modified in the Senate
so rs 60 make 1t stl moSe pacific.
II We heartily approve of making the action
of Congress on Oregon thoroughly peaceful; but if
the House resolution has indeed been SO qualified
as to take from j, erery thing of offensive char
ac,er." we perceive no necessity that the Senate
should make il still more pacific
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-12

FIRE Engines AND OTHER FlRg APPARsrus.-Thosc In
want Of Fire Engines, other Fire implements,
ferrcd TO the advertisement, OF VAN Mss, PETIT Co.
In another column Their long experience and skill in this
department OF Manufactures must secure for them an ex
10 uslve patronage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-12
MEx1co.-The following paragraph Is trans

MExlco-The following paragraph IS translated
from the Courier des Etais CHis.
The las, intelligence from Mexico leaves no doubt that
the new Government; OF that country ia resolved
ect peaceful from the United States and So
ic the Intervention OF European powers obtain from
the Union ndemnidcaton for the l5ss Of Tex.s and
boundary line under protecting guaranty France
and Great Britain. We know personally that this was
idea entertained by Gen. Almonte when he left New
York his Mexico where he now occupies
influential place in the Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-12

METALLIC TABLET RAZOR Certi6cated by soma
ofthe scientific gentlemen ia the couy, and awarded
premium OF the American Institute When exhibited
for compe ition, t3r sale at the manufacturers.
lafSt GSAUNDERS * SON, III Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-12

PORTABLE SHAVING C,sEs-A compleie variety OF tbs
most compact FORM and beautiful finish, suitable to tho
wants OF travelling public for sale At q. SAUNDERSl
SON III Broadway. l?f 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-12

" call the attention OF Capitalists TO sale OF vsq
able Ren Estate Hk- place this day nj the Exchange, al
II O'Clock, by Wm II FrHnsn Sons The properly
plot of ground situated ~ the of Fourth and
Christopher fronting the public squsre. sud Joining
The elegan; cottage lately owned by Garrs Gilbert, Esq
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-12
Keen badness of-lst too far assail

~ The s-cre; nf never being bald IL 70 proven.
approach There aiwaYs symptom Otdecay IN tho hair
head Is iI Of ilndri ard he hair Inmsnces ilog
OF. Then IL the time PH,LoS's HMR ISYiG0RATos.
In short time the hair grows hics aud strong AT the root.
and badness il ~ prevented Sod ana prepared by
r. Phalon, pa Broadway opposite - Paur. Church.:
Pric. ty large bottles for general toilet ono
dollar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-12

81 An Election for Mayor and other officers Of
.e city Of Lancaster, Pa took plsce on Tuesday week
aud resulted as usual In the success oi the LocoFoco
candidates, though by greatly reduced majority The
Natives elected two Inspectors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-12

lS@ Col NATHANIEL FESToS. soldier OF the
Revolution, died a, Jamestown, Chautauque Co. on
the 18th ult aged So. He born In Mansfield Conn.,
in 1863 enlisted in the Continental service in $780, when
in his 18th year. served in severe skrmshes near
Throg's Neck where Gn the 6rs,) he saved himself
from capture By shooting the horse of British officer
who had nearly overtsken him; the officer having his
leg broken by the horses fall He in the service
near West Point when the Army dsbanded after
Peace receiving his long OF pay in settlement
notes. which he sold for seventeen dollars. He WIS
married in 1890 and removed 10 o,sego Chen Mont
somery) County in 1891, where he was once lost in
the woods IN severe snow storm and remained on
his feet hF hours knowing that he should inevitably
freeze: 10 death if he sat down or fell asleep he
came out 10 house the third morning, aboU, seven
miles from the spo, where he wss first bewildered He
ever after suffered from rheumatic affection and u;
ruately became cripple in consequence. He made
profession Of religion in 1902 he wss twice elected to
the Legislature from otseeo Co and removing TO Chau
,suque Co in 1928 he was in 1877 elected from that
County His las; public act the Reading OF the De
csra,ion of Independence at the Temperance Celebra
ton in jamestown July i,h. isiS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-12

~ Remember TIM, fall Guaranty of OF the Piles s
given 81 Cortland 81 by the Of Hays Linment ani
rr- calm OF China l0f ltsod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-12

r Mr. E enezer Gorhau, STATIC ficer. in
the American army during the Revolution died recently
at Gorhau, Maine, aged Sc M Gorham present a.
the surrender of Burgoyue the execution OF the lament
ed andre the battle OF Monmouth and in other meora
be occasiona
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-12

~ Read this All people unfortunately deaf The remedy
les oniy McSir- Acoustic OIL, n Cortaod-st arc
this article Annoy your friends longer, bat he 81
l.nc.. r.IIeyed OF tn- calamity. iUi 2ueOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-12

~ Messrs LIVINGSTON & WELLS have again
placed us under obligations by furnishing US with Albany
paper. In advance of the Mail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-12

FIRE IN CLApPvILLE.-The large tannel factory
owned by Barnes & Denny in this village. discov.
cred 10 be FIRE between and three o'clock Monday
morning. Nearly all the hsnpes saved; but the
building Is in ashes
HE fire was discovered in the picking room, which
WAS 10 one corner OF the garrett Not piece OF machi
merry was saved
lhere was az insurance upon tie building and stock
TO the amount Of S35{ co. viz Inns Hartford $40 600
Protection Hartford $1,000; Manufacturers Mutual in
this town, $1,000: Franklin Boston, SIS, 900
Worcester (Msss) Spy.
Ega 4 Farmers Club has been formed q, Bur.
lington, W. with Prof Joseph Tory a, IL, head.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-12

stroycd by fire on Monday morning. with most of its
contents It owned by Mr.. Leonard Osborn Of
Cambridge and occupied by Mr. Bcman. Insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-12

r. (oraFi 1i.Gr. ,f,eated Soa9 Tor the euro o. Pin
9-r greckes Tan SAlowness ErIpGiDps, All Al ssD d.
fguIeets 1ny depot 81 ~. fsrst lat Store FROH
Broadway. ~ cents cs6s GrecAa Hair Dye, Ptgetae1
Liq,aiG Roug &C. gor crimson!ng lips and CneeD P0s@'
Subtle for -rtcattng n.perEasH hrr without njuTy %
is Ly Wk,i< for inaan!ly scattering rriness &c
PUSHES from TIE face Acoustic drop- for CT my deaeSa
tl. Tin, above Celebrated preparations of Dr. G01rsnes
found only 5-ar n mod) at 81 vsIersL LIST ovof
FROM Broadway.
AGEHTs-E 3, Tu,;le, Asseirhly Buildings, 9hfsdel'hs
jordan Hk-rt Boston Carleton Co. Lowell Tvs, sA'
-u ~ T. Grri.h ~ Bedford; Guild Bangor Bliss Spring
seJi C,rAsr & Co Wc-ce~fs~- Sy-rs ~ Haven din
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-12

CAsAp.--.The Parliament; OF Canada is called by
Proclamation 20 assemble at Montreal the goth OF
er, for despatch of busness Lord Cahcart signs the
10 ,,natioD> asx administrator of the Government,
80, ~ geTefnor. General.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-12
THE TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY la. 1896.

~ Subscribers to The Daily Tribune earnestly
requested to give notice the Office Of any remissness
on tie part Of carriers Our Office arrangements
most complete and perfect and notwithstanding Our
very large edition, we are enabled, by the uae of the
swiftest steam Presses which have been made in the
United States 70 supply all the carriers with their papers
n, an hour which will render them withou: excuse II
they fail to get through serving any route in the City by
before O'Clock In most subscribers ought 10
receive the paper before o'clock. "a Carriers who
keep back The Tribune In order enable them TO serve
other papers WILL complaint Of subscribers, be reqar-
ed to give up their routes.
" General Committee of Democratic WING
Young Men.-An adjourned meeting OF this Coininisee
viii be held q, the Broadway House, THURSDAY 6SeDs'
l2sh instant at O'Clock. by o'oeI'
THEo Z. ToMLINsoN, Chairman
z D. Hall, {Secretsries. III
7. K McDoSorGH,
our,rDF-Faa Pase-C Chronicle of the Cid Letter
from Boston; Manual Labor with Education Capita!
Punishment; Photography News Items. &c Fourth
Paye-Poetry-Tru.h News Iiems Sales OF Stocks;
Marine Journal Prices Current &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-12

Ho you with hair that's rough and coarse and "lrY,
Ho. you " lin hair ;hIrs dry grey or heTyj
10 yog whose hair is falling from your pate,
EHpend three shlings before II Is 100 ate
Thu: Iihng sum Is all you have TO give
For Jonss's Coral Hair Restorative
II makes and keeps the hair go son and hne,
So clean, dark, perfectly divine, r..
lc!eans the scalp, makes the roos strong tit os'07
weak,
And forces growth On lhe head. chin or cheek
CP-READEEs! jos <ss HAIR RESTORATIVE really, mloe;
really possesses these qualities Just try l. al BOO
81 The American Eagle, u Cheiasrn-s 81 EroadwayW
l59 Futop-sl- Brooklyn. III 2e0o
~ THE CRY Is STILL CONE, al the American fI
seIf The roy- ties and Interesting performances OF ss
es.b.hn-ut continue draw al houses. Splendid En-
terialnnenis this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-12

VIC hope THIS example may do much 10 AID the
efforts now making in Massachusetts and elsewhere
TO abolish the brutal practice Of Fogging in Schools
That inc tendency of the practice is to degrade both
Teacher and Scholar can hardly be doubted by any
one who will canddy reflect upon the subject while
its utter want of adaptation TO produce genuine ODE
diencc is sulhcien, reason why it should be dis
carded now and forever
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From Washington.
TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS,,.First Session.
Repsrtes Specially for Ta< Nrr- York Tribune.

SENATE
WASHINGTON Feb 10 1876
The most important part OF the proceedings OF the
Senate o-day was a long speech from Senator AL
LIN. This was the day appointed, some time SINCE
on which to make his Oregon Resolutions the SPe-
cial Order of the Day. After some preliminary bu-
siness motion vas made 10 take them up. j. NJ
CLAYTON and others wished TO take up some sub
jects of more pressing importance. A vote was
taken and decided by majority OF % TO % 10 take
them up.
Nj ALLEN then began to whisper like Chinese
gong in favor of every thing Oregonish During his
speech Mr.. MASGUA asked him what those starred
parts of Mr.. McLASE's letter meant He asked him
whether the parts suppressed were not an express
ion of Mr.. McLASE that the passage OF the Noace
would not be taken by England as offensive.
M ALLEN after running his hand through his
hair said that every member mis- ht make his own
interpretation of the signs Several members seem
ed 10 think from Mr. Aliens answer, that the stars
meant as much. In my opinion they mean more,
Ever since Gen Jackson's letter with the seven
stars the science of Astronomy IS necessary pre-
requisite TO understand that Union.
The Senate adjourned, leaving Mr.. Allen still in
possession of the floor.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
This branch of Congress was rather dull to-day
Reports were received from the several Standing
Committees of private and unimportant nature.
Several communications were received from the
Executive and from the War and Treasury Depart.
ments.
A Message was received from the President with
the Report of the Directors OF the Philadelphia
Mint.
A bill was reported from the Committee on the
District of Columbia, giving the Orphans Cour, Of
The District larger power over property.
Mr.. GIDDISGs moved to amend that persons be
not considered properly. This was ruled out OF or
der. and bill passed.
The Judiciary Committee presented Report on
the Massachusetts Resolutions on Naturalization
adverse to any action or the subject. Referred TO
Committee Of the Whole-5000 copies ordered
printed.
bill was reported for the relief of the heirs of
Commodore PAUL. Jo>Es.
The Committee on Territories were excused from
acting on a bushel of petitions against the admis-
sion of Texas.
Committee On Roads and Canals reported bill
making appropriations for the continuance of the
National Road to Jefferson City, Mo. 1t appropri-
ates $4,000 mile for the new parts of the road Re
ferred to Committee Of the Whole and ordered
printed.
The House then went into Committee of the
Whole and took up the Fertilization bill. An
amendment made appropriating 100000 for
Army ortifcations-ordered 10 be reported.
The Pension Appropriation bill was then taken
up. The Committee rose and the House adjourned.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-28

I'D ANYWAY from the subscriber living
a. at Conn's Ferry on the Big Black riv-
er 10 Holmes county, Mississippi, THREE
NEGROES. They may be knuwu by the fol.
lowing dissertations.
A man named SOLOMON. lie is about
30 years Of age--very heavy sel--UIam-
mers badly but IL remarkable for using good
language. He has avery bad couUte0ance.
Another, man named ALFRED who is
about 80 years Of age. lie has pleasant
counlenance. He has long head and
talks thickly.
The ether, woman named CHARITY
about 81 years Of age--fvs feet 3 or 4
inches high.
will pay liberal reward for said ne
groes if delivered TO me--or confined SO that
4 can get them. Address me at RichlaDd
Holmes county, Mississippi.
Sept. 2stb, 1916. 81. JOHN FOY