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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-31
Ma. WHI1sEr,s LEcrrREs os oRAroRr-This

Mr. WHIIsEY's LECTURES on ORAToRY.-This
gentleman whose reputation Lecturer is already es-
tsblished beyond doubt, commences series OF Lee
be given Tuesdays and Fridays alternately
at Rutgers Institute on Friday, April Sd. on which
OCCASION doubt not there will be full Attendance
The peculiar feature of Mr. Whitneys entertainments
lies in his limitations OF celebrated Statesmen and Ora
tors-some OF whom have paid the debt Of nature, and
gone to ,ha, hcme whence traveller returns and
others being still in The land OF the living-Henry
Clay. John Randolph Of Roanoke Patrick Henry. Sena
tor McDuaie sc, &c. Mr. w introduces, Also vari-
Gus recitations from celebrated poe,s-and perceive
tina, he in mis- circular othels in Congress
or Sausage vs. P7snmon recently published By from
the Boston Courier.
Mr.. EDrToR-In the correction made in your
department OF this mornings Tribune you have doubt
less uninteniionayl done injustice 10 Mr. Van Deusen
regret that any mention whatever has been made OF
the matter in the public prints the trial will make both
parties and the matter issue sufficiently known to the
public. Mr. V. q. came TO the City with the view OF
commencing this suit and after spending several days in
collecting the necessary evidence upon consultation
with eminent counsel OF this City advised to
proceed As his attorney accordingly issued capiasi
5 COCO damages which upon the defendant.
These the facts, and utterly ignoran. OF the
from whence your reporter obtained the nfo-
NATION contained in your paper of Saturday last.
Yours &c. Hr. P HORTON.
r. The Farmers Clab hold regular meeting
to-day at - O'Clock.
e A colored man. named Job Lawrence while
engaged in lowering cotton OF the stores in Front
81: yesterday fell down and amos, instantly expired
The Henry CLAY.-A gentleman who left the
Henry Clay on sunday writes follows to the Newark
Daily Advertiser:
STEWARDS HOTEL, Monday. 6! A. NJ.
A, hafpast 10 O'Clock yesterday morning they had
succeeded in heavng the Henry Clay nearly her length
oil shore and if they have full tide they will In all
probability get her off tonight When eit she was ly.
ing the inner edge OF the outer bar The lighter was
along side taking out the cargo Yours, sc.
Police Neutrality-suspicious. Captain Dwyer
OF the LIST Ward. Sunday last, arrested man named
Isaac Hermitage charge of encouraging dogs TO
fight on the Battery the Sabbath day. Two men
named Joseph Sypher and James Cook were also
brought up for gambling the Sabbath, in house at
the Corner OF Mangn and Rivineton streets
Francis Miller brought Hp and detained to awnser
for having demolished the windows of Mrs Catherine
Andros's dwelling No. 50 Cannon STA female
named Ann Daily was arrested and held TO answer
charge of stealing from James Barrett John Bax
ter was brought up and detained charge Of stealing
a coat from Garrett Johnson ofN Is Washington ST.
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BROOKLYN AEFAIRS.
The Eagle gives the following good advice, which
ala. q To meridian of Neol.N nrk

The Eagle gives the following good advice, which
is also applicable to the meridian OF Ne~-iork
OF a surety the greatest loneliness of Brooklyn con
ss in the pentifuness OF i'd rees-hose tokens OF nal
tlre and freshness which scattered so plentluy al
through the streets. The more we have OF them the
better There are several sections In East and South
BROOKLYN which have been much built upon OF late and
which retain bare brckandmortary appearance from
the absence of and verdure Now is the time to
remedy The deficiency now the time TO plant trees
Do MT fail Of improving ii
The willow and the alanthus seem to be among the
best as they are the popular shade trees tor cities
There are many Others however. which one can plant
according TO fancy and which will richly repay the ri
ding expense and trouble. We particularly enJoin on
the owners and permanent occupants of houses to az;
tend 10 these hints Property with trees and shrubbery
is slwsys more valuable and finds reader sale and
reader rentage than without.
CsP By statement in the Brooklyn Advertiser
appears that discries in that city consume Say
600 bushels of grain corn and rye) annually valued At
SIP OOO from which 3.il5200 gallons o whisky are
manufactured the value of which is estimated at about
s799 500 Besids the whisky upward of So2OO0 worth
Of Stops are turned out which in turn BY Ill dn'mds ds
ts,ion are converted milk and dealt out 10 our cit
izena Gazette and Times.
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THE COLUMBIA INSURANCE. Co OF PHrLApEL pH1A
This well known Institution have Agency In this
cts at 70 WalLst-B. : Whitney, Esq is the Agent
They take risk 5000 and their losses paid
here The Directory is any guaranty for IN institution
This Company is favored there Francis Quincy
Smith Esq attached 10 a heavy house on Fronts
Charles Dupont, Esq of the weltkrown Dupont's
powder manufacturers OF Wilmington Delaware Jo-
seph Rpks EGG extensive prin, and carpet msnuisc
turer. The President C. ~ Buck Esq Is an old mer.
chan; of Philadelphia. and the present Germsn Consul
for Philadelphia. This Company must do large bust.
ness here and commend il 10 the favor OF our mer.
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10 u.s. every months delay TO establish real reace
costs half the practical value Of Oregon. The NO
tce then, being an indsputably just and legitimate
measure, being expressly authorized by Treaty
being no, even lso far as has ever appeared) ob-
ectionable to Great Britain, and being urgently de-
manded by the National Executive as the
due maintenance Of our National Rights, why
should any Senator vote against it
LIE, no reveler on bygone ideas talk to us now OF
mastery inactivity Mr. Calhoan himself insists
tina, the day for that has passed never TO return on
the contrary. II bebores both Governments 10 oes'r
Themselves 10 exert mastery activity in bringing
This yeyed question to an adjustment before adverse
occurrences shall have rendered peaceful settlement
vastly difficult if not impossible. We shall listen
with apprehension for the frs, tidings from Oregon
this summer dreading to hear thata bloody collision
has taken place which will set all the bot blood of
both nations on fire. Every consideration Of Peace,
Interest, Honor, demands prompt and final settle
ment Of our Western Boundary
The real and serious objection TO giving the Notice
may be briefly expressed thus Mr.. Polk is gam
bling with this Oregon business for reelection
he is the puppet of con,endng factions who may
drive him, he knows not whither-he is not man
to be trusted with such power.'-But we insist
that far more real power will be conferred upon him
by Withholding the Notice than by giving it-that
the simple authority TO give the Notice is harmless
and cannot be perverted serious evil especially ii
qualified as by the House Resolutions or by Mr..
Crittendens, which we like better still. None Of
the Loco Foco propositions strike Us so favorab!y
as this though we would vote for either rather than
agains, the Notice. The qualifications are harmless
all; Mr.. Crittenden's very proper.
To vote against Notice because we shall probably
be compelled 10 make stand against Mr.. Polk poll
CIV somewhere, is most mistaken. That prospect
counses us to go with him as far as Justice and
Peace will allow, and separate from him only when
we clearly must. To break with him on the ques-
ton Of Notice where he is right, is to give him an
immense advantage in regard to those measures
which are indefensbe and wrong
These are our views OF the question OF Notice,
as now presented. We hope the American Senate
will not longer await the arrival Of one steamship
after another 10 hear what is said or thought in Eng
land but will act promptly and firmly, though al.
ways in such spirit and manner as to contribute 10,
no, impede the prompt adjustmentof the difference
And now having frankly said our say, we relapse
into the silence hch we have generally maintained
Oh the subject, and quietly though anxously await
the action of the Conscript Fathers Of the Repub-
lie May the result Of that action be auspicous
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ARRIVAL OF THE MosELLE--The long expected
ship Moselle from Eavre with valuable cargo aud a
large number OF seersgs passengers telegrsphed
yesterday morning. and she subsequently arrived At
Long wharf Bost Daily ADV. Monday.
BALTIMORE, March 2T.-The case of Torrey |
ind, excitcs very deep interes, here and is much
talked about. Ii may. think, be regarded certain
that he will not be pardoaed He snl continues confined
10 his bed but is much better than supposed
weeks ago he would ever be- Cor Boston Atlas
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LAW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

L. :. COMMISSIONERS OFFIcE.-Ths alleged SlGuer
Poas-Capt Davis of the schooner Psutuxent, yes
terday admitted bail In good sureties of $4,000
each and discharged to await the action OF the
Grand Jury. His sureties Messrs. William Robert
son and Robert Jones-(we believe the eX-Aldermsn)
Alleged Siaper Brig Hops-Capt. Drscoll OF the brig
Hope who indicted year two ago By the Grand
Jury charges OF Piracy growing out OF his alleged
participation in the slave trade) and msdemesnor in
hitting out the brig with view the slave trade remains
at large on bail and believe is al Rio Grsnde 10
which place commissioner has been allowed TO take
testimony He il on bail. we believe. for $1,000 with
sureties One of his bail was ex-Ald Enmsns. OF
the 9th ward whose death we announced last week
ET Merchants Mechanics and business men Will
ind the Wing Almanac for 1876 81 very useful and
venent book Of reference throughout the year. The
price Is only lai cents per copy, or 81 per dozen
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THE TRIBUNE.
rnEspAY. MARCH 81, 1886.
rrW YORK CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
Delegates to be chosen Tuesday, April Is.
(Es1etion ONE DAY on!y.)
Reforms 70 be Struggled For,


Reforms TO be Struggled Fora
I-EouAL AND UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE and other fo-
ltcal Rights all citizens, and no exclusion on &C
count of Birth, Property, Gre cd or Color
IL TIE ABOLITION oP EVERY REMAINING VEsIicL VI
FEUDALrsM AND SLAVERY. and the ADOPTION oi CVu,
sttutoRal provisions which, so far as may DE- shaii
practically guarantee 70 every one lne Lsoery ana
the Right to pursue his own Happiness, oy any M cans
not inconsistent with the highest good oil all.
III srxrIrycArroy OF JUDICIAL II sTiTU TEs AND
LseXL PnocEssEs. TO render the Adm nistralon
Of Justice cheap, prompt, accessible to an anu "a,
less burtheusome than now TO the Ta1-fa y"s o0'''
munity. e1 ms
Wall LEGISLATORS To BE CHOSEN Oh 49, W, a,.J
rRIcrs, so that each shall represeh. anu a. ,Il
Die 70 q distinct Constituency, VINO can ehe e' u
deal with him II unfalthfal, and VINO can per sonay
narticinae In the nominations, regardless Vi seihsi'
int,;yning iuntos of politicians by trade
rrgr ELECTION or SURRo6ArEs AND oTHER offlcEks
nv TIE PEOPLE the several Co unties INST ead OF h
present expensive and demorazing mode oil appoint
uncnt at Albany, upon the nomi nation OF " oFefho
who has little personal KIN owledge OF the cahoi
dates procured through the exertons OF borers VINO
make any representations calculated to ensn re heif
triumph.
TT Tag pImISUrIoN OF STATE LEGISLATION AND LAWS
BY giving 10 the County Boards OF Supervi sors power
TO lcgislate on all subjects Of purely local en- aracer
VII THE ABOLITION NEEDLESS OYYic e, Inc re-
trenchment OF all exorbitsnt Salaries an d Emou.
uent, and the creation of efficient barriers against
unwise and lmprsvident Expenditures, wheIher OF
money raised by Loans or By Taxation
The Convention meets at Albany, Monday, June
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70" Coms,cck y Co No 81 Cortsud-sL hsvc hand
the following named articles which have obtained such
bounded popularity viz
Councils Magical Pain Extractor cures all Sores, Pains
nil4mmaions ichn2., and life In any OF burn
or scsld II The vita uoinured A. the money win 81
ways he refunded doe. please be particular snd buy
only al n Ccrtland-s,.
rheumatism Contracted Cords Stiff Joints and Gout viii
positively cured by the sole OF the Indian Vegetable
Elixir and Liniuenl The sceplIca We invite 10 call and
be personally referred gentlemen of the highest standing
in This city who have been cured of Rheumatism By lh,
remedy. They warranted
DEAFSEsS.-Dr. McNaiI- Acoustic OIL has proved ven
successful even curing total Deslness We have many
certificates from citizens of this CITY, who have used this oil
with complete We cordially invite all who ars
troubled with any disease of s Far examine the proof
The Piles are warranted be cured by the genuine Hays
Eminent and Ln's aim of China tho money refunded
Who will now suffer with This distressing complaint
Genuine Depot for the above u Cortland m3l 2ieos
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The Convention meets at Albany, Monday, June
~ Democratic WING General COMMITTEE e

n Democratic Wing General COMMITTEE e.
special meeting of this Committee will be held on TueE
day Evsains 3st us, at n O'Clock, at tho Broad way
II ouse. BY order, -
ABRAHAM r. LAWRENCE, Vice Chm
JAMES II. PINK aEY, ls.c,s,.,ia.
CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN,
NJ B. A full and punc,usl attendance is desired at This
meeting m3o
~ General Committee Of Democratic WING
Young Men.-A Regular Meeting Of thia Committee
viii be held Broadway House, on "Wednesday Even
Ing April lst at ~ O'Clock. BY order
THEo. E. TOMLINSoN, Chairman.
1oas f 3. IIsDrs, Secretaries msl
OursIDE-Fns, Page-What hts Man to be Voterf
From Washington; a variety Of News Items; Law
Courts. Fourth Page-Commercal and Money Matters {;
Trade of the Hudson; Marine News.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-31

LATE FROM THE CAPE OF Coon HoPE-The
beautiful clipper bark VIM. H. Smaller. Capt Holmes
arrived at this port yesterday morning, having sailed
from Cape Town eth ult. We learn verbally (for no
papers received) that the colony was in pros
porous condition and tina, nothing of strange stir
ring nature had recently transpred there,
A letter from Cape Heytien. dated March 7th, con-
firms the report published some days ago that
revolt against President Perrot rather agsius, the
war with the DoninicaHs. had broken out with good
prospects of success.
The President Sc; up by the revotersis called Richie
in this e,ter-said 10 be black, about 20 years old
baron under Chrs,ophe and distinguished a General
II is said he hiss pledged himself to restore, with some
notifications the constitution of 1916. and should he
establish himself in the presidency, Port Republican will
rot made Cape Hsytien the capital, aud the measure
unpopular. Boston Post
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C ANOTHER EXHIBlrIos olihe beautiful Scripture Dis
sowing with the Hydro Oxygen Microscope and tho
wonderful Chomalrope will he given this afternoon st
O'clock Let those who wish le.s magnificent no.
vellle, free from all other performances improve th. on
poriunty half past 7. splendid performances by Grrs
Western Harrison the famous mproVisatore-blndr id
IIar~M,s EN- ,heh-Dlssolvng Views, &c Such list OF
,,,ar,..,, Nrs.nrn m3l
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~ The Soons of the Kentucky Legislature, AT
the late session. passed Law making it penal for any
free Negro Muat,o to be engaged in the manufacture
or sale of ardent prsprOuided such Negro or Muatto
be lsboring hirene for any white free
This is just it should be- Men who buy sell and whip
women and children, should by all means enjoy mo
nopoly OF the very honorable and lsudabe business of
making drunkards and eons Of persona who would 9th
erwse be honest men and good ciiizeus.
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Court Calendar

THIs DAr-CoMMoN PLEAs-Par, Mos go l4l Ia
100 1877. % So l49. Isl, la3 Parte-Noa I3s l5 Is
10, 20, 49, 80, sc, ITO, 40, las, los, $685.
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RHEUMATISM number afflicted with this Distressing
m al.dy induces the proprietor OF HE Compound syrup,
uydryuias of Poassa Safsapsra ana Yellow Dock Root
Introduce their notice this ncvcriaing ana immediate
ap.cifr for s removal II most strongly recommended
by same leading Physicians in ihs city lie mmedi-
ate wonderfully icncious properties are he believes
without parallel in the OF medicine For sale by
CHARLES II. RING. Druggist,
N. Broadway. corner Tohn.st
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~ The subscriber having had the on
the foot proceeding nom bunon something ike it,
thag impossible 10 wear shoe hereby certhes thar
he he's been completely cured by Councils Magical Pam
Extractor, from II Cortlndst and The article Dr.
serving OF universal confidence perfect nnUdoe TO fro
aud frost. =. WILLIAMS first Mate OF the brig Angos.
Nj, VI Arch hnlh 1916 IlSl 2Irnd
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,lnrhe1.. CaLelillIu HGerl,d for TAs 7libune
MONDAY, March 30

ASHES-The market is quite inactive, and prices
rather unsettled Sales Pearls are reported al ~ ~
which is lower. Pots nOmnaly Si6Si Uot
COTT0N-The sales to-day have been 500 bales
now abont the same as before the arrival OF the Hber
MIA and on the lower grades decline OF &c has been
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-31

LEBAsoN sPRlSGs.-Henry Hull, the old and
well known host Of Columbia Hail. New-Lebanon
Springs has resumed the conduct Of it, and will open it,
on the old plan, May lsi Mr. H. will spare no effort 10
the ancient elories OF tits house the Summer
resort ofmany the first families of this and other citesi
The scenery and mountain air Of Lebanon it ia well
known is surpassed by other and Its waters bear
h;gh character for sauhrity
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S,Sps's SlRsAPtRILL,-The blood contains the elements
whole animal ,tructureaesh and fibre, glands
cles teudons tho nails the hair and The bones hs
selves nil sustained by the blood. We'll then Il rs
called stream OF life. In proportion the purity
fluid Will hr that OF the substance into which ID continual
~ changing Corrupt blood, Instead OF producing healthy
flesh, Ia lney cuoGgb ~ develop and ucets When
pppcar whether the specific form of scroula
scess Sc OF the ordinary types, there is no detergent
Is believed that Will rapidly nrutraze the virus In the
blood rom which they spring, IS Sandss Snrsapsrlls
Prepared and cold. wholesale Knd reall, by A. b. u.
SANDS Who-ss. Druggists, ~ fultonsL rs Brosjwhy,
sH1 = t. Broadway, Newfofk. Sod also by Druggists
generally bout tho United Sates Prizes Fl per hot.
iIn. % (. hnNIcs Tor -.
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The Dam AT GREAT FALLS. N. H. WASHED
AwAy.-We learn by letter from Somersworih, re-
ccved last evening that about so feet Of the massive
stone dam that place washed away the morn.
ing of the Goth inst about six o'clock The ofthe
dam ID taken right out 10 the bottom tina, the
smoothly the place where 1t stood. The stones
were washed into the raceways Of the two mills the
lower level, TO completely fill them up. The water
Immediately fell twelve feet before the mouth Of
the Canal, and the feed the mills me
datey cut of. Lowell Courier
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Great Frcshet md Destruction OF Property o
q Peuobsc0f.

the Pcn0DScOt.
For several days past there has been rapid
rise Of the Penobscot. The ice has. in
several places in the river been broken up and form
cd large jams which, by the reflux OF the waters,
has done and la doing great injury One of these
jams Immediately below Orono village has already
moved block of seventeen mills from their foundation
and will probably almost entire destruction Of
them. These are among the most valuable OF all the
mills on the river. and being situated the Basin,
away from the channel, have always been considered
entirely free from danger from ice and freshets The
catastrophe has been caused wholly by the flowing back
OF the water The mills owned principally by
New company but have been leased for the
to lumber merchants here.
Immediately below The Corporation City Mills"
North Bangor. another large jam OF ice has formed
and all the mills there, consisting OF twenty-five saw
mills beside large number of capboard, shingle and
lathe machines, now IN the most Imminent danger
Indeed there seems hardly chance for their preservA
ton Fifty per cent premium understand. has been
offered for their insurance Last night the
every thing movable from them In these mills during
the last almost one half of all the lumber exported
from this place was manufactured. They are mostly
owned by John Fiske Esq of this city.
Much other damage has been done already 10 mills
and property the river and the danger is hourly in
creasng a large jam OF Ice has formed above Old
town. and if this should come down soon may produce
great damage. And should either oil the other Jams
come down great injury must be the the consequence
The ice opposite the city and for two three miles
above yet remains uubroken. Its thickness however
hiss already caused great retus OF water, and our
wharyes are already overlooked and many cellars
or less filled approximations entertained that the
lower parts of the city will be ovcrtowed The
is almost up 10 the flooring OF the kenduskesg
Bridges.
An sbuudan, rain is falling and every thing por
tends the most disastrous result. P.
p S. Since writing the above understand tina. the
ice below the Corporation Mills has partially given
way and the water in consequence fallen some and re-
lieved the mills somewhat from danger.
Bangor Cor. Boston Adv.
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e THE NATIONAL FAIR at Washington will he
opened on the Goth Of May next. We shall publish the
Circular of the Committee OF Arrangements
Hest convenience.
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~ Numerous testimonials from Physicians and 9th
ers proving the superiority of B. A Fahnestoek's Yer
mifuee over all other remedies for worms both in chill
ren and adults can be exhibited by the prope;ors b.
A. Fahnestock & Co. No. 40 Johnst Retail price, %
cents per bottle mel TuTh&Sattf
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E% The National Daguerrean Gallery OF Professor
PLUMB the upper corner Of Broadway and Murrayst.
is the interesting that know of spend an hour
or wo gazing at the beautiful and good The pcsures
are to the life and OF the finest faces that has been
In, IN rna., wi,h
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IMPoRTAsr.-lt has been remarked by eminent phys-
clan that there Is scarcely complaint with which children
are afflicted that may not be produced or highly aggravated
by the presence of in the bowels Seeing them that
such the case does become the duty of parents
we'll "a others who have the Of children, TO employ
such will destroy these snimas thereby preventing
man. of the diseases which produced by Ihem aud
which frequently prove is,sl To those who desrous
OF procuring medicine tina, will efecualy destroy worms
we recommend 'Winef's Canadian Vefmfnge there Ia
nothing equal 10 tit is harmless yet effective See adj
vertisement