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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-06

Tu.rIt.xL svrr-Yes,erday The Tribune informed
In readers that Nc Esls the Superintendent OF tne
Aim. House had commenced libel suit against Aider
m.n Pur.er Tor Offering resolution IN the Board OF Al
d.rmen ON Monday TO inquire into the circumstances
attending the gross outrage committed on tne ocen oo'y
OF . female psuper by an id'"t tH'o -
~ The Post might better have retracted the
gross deception of which we convicted 1t yesterday
with regard TO Corporation Tea Room expenses
than to have involved itself in another Mr. Pur'
ser mas not been seed because be offered resolution to
,sc.frs into anything whatever but because his re'ou
non asserted upqushedly that the outrage had been
committed and by an idiot allowed By Mr. Esls to have
secess TO the Dead House The proper object OF an IN
curry obviously 10 10 ascertain what are the facts IN me
case and who Is cupsbie. Mr. Purser permitted him
self to DO used fofesta the inquiry and hold up the
Superintendent To general odum In advance OF Now
he can prove what he has thus asserted he has nothing
sc fear But Il the facts had been be has charged
there was neither proprety justice In dragging IN
The name OF Mr. Eels into the resolution OF inquiry
This is BY no means solitary manifestation OF the
eaiaAs OF the Alderman o, the Fourth In his recent
speech reported In the Poet, be sssss Mr. Ees for
living with his family at Harlem instead OF taking up
HE abode the Aims House II be had but stopped to
INQUIRE he would have learned that Mr. Ees
TO resde In his house the suggestion Of Commits
sioner Leonard because there room for him at the
Alm.E Rouse. jus, his Loco POGO predecessor did
throughout the preceding two years without word Of
oS,,cuon from Aid Purser. Mr. Eelss sphere OF duty
embraces not only Bellevue, but also Hsek~eIs Island
The Celors Home and the Alaas House at Randsrs
issna o. hat his residence s by no means SC incoDvs
-tsp, 80 represented by his adversary But wsenever
The romror Council sosi provi4s A7i N'is iasr'ers
sasis..ins wish thai he should sdoss ZEN. &c la very
willing 10 do 50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-06

WIscoSsIs.-JoHS n TwEEDY. Of Milwsu-
kee is the Wing candidate for Del egate to Con
gress from Wisconsin, opposed BY Moses "
Stroag. Loco Foco. This, be It understood, is not
Marshall Al. Strong very different sort of man
though nominaly OF the same politics, but Moses
~ from Vermont. who made that famous speech
over pitcher Of whisky in defence Of Vineyard
the murderer o. Arndt in the Territorial Leglsla
ture We 90 not often venture predictions, bot
knowing well John II. Tweedy, abundantly Moses
NJ Strong, and somewhat the people OF Wisconsin
we risk the Yankee guess that Strong will not b
elected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-06

N,A1.-The Legislature Of Maine have passed
bin aud resolves for altering the Constitution 80
that hereafter Governor, Senators and Represents
tives to the General Court and TO Congress. may
be chosen by plurality. They passed the Sensie
ls,o7. and the House % to iS. So tar as The cleo
ton Of members Of Congress and County officers is
concerned it will go at once into operation. The
Others, being amendments to the Constitution can
not be adopted until they receive the affirmative
votes Of a majority Of the people. The vote will
be taken at the September elecsion-snd. from
What we can learn there is little OF no doubt the
amendments viii be carried So says Boston pa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-06

"RIcHsLIEU" Pens s2-The'e pens have mol 90 20
,vs ns,fct satisfaction in every instance, and although
~ are ,od 9. tbs extremely price Of e. they have
invariably proved themselves equal IN every way 70
hose pens sold elsewhere for s. So The high character
Of these pens will be hgdy maintained and ~ order 10
n,event fraud they Will DO sold only by b. r. WATSON
Co. As wiiam.st one door below Wall o. ana j. saw
ACE % Fulton oIher gold pens at 10 Genus 70 W. Lew
Rrown mans - Pens repaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-06
pIsPATcHE. Yos THE TRIBUNE
az ELECTRIC TEl6G RkPh

RICHMOND "a "Wednesday Aas- D
No Nal south Of Augusta There has oeen
great rise in the Savannah River which ho~ea
over the .treets near toe River IN Augusta i"e
crops on the low ground are supposed to be IN great
danrar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-06

JoHs srEEPRocKs FIVE MILF RACE we
lesro from the Batavia Times Of Tuescsy, nat tie lat
Indian Joha Steeproek, ave NILE neat N MAJ l
lsse on rhur.day lssi The time limited for the ave
miles was thirty minutes The track chosen was hsI
mile in Isps;s stssPrOek performed Ire distance N
~ minutes and a. seconds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-06

~ For deliberately considering NE adysntsges OF "a
syy.iny Ia the cubic newspapers OF me country mere
~ eS time perhaps Than while INDUCING a. some wa
,,,g ni.cs 10 The couutry The mind relieved from the
furry Of busness calmly conlemplAes aud sensDy al
mid. he sinpe ruth that by multiplying streams Of IN,
sormation through q multiplied number OF Counues ana
states custom must as msIIsr Of course Dc @
scro,dingly ntte well gesed thought, seconded by
vel directed energy Ia executing what ones 5000 s-nss
dctstes 10 done has made the fortune OF many msn
ard advertising thoroughly Ia the newspapers 81 vac
cou1try has always resulted successfully, IS eyeryoony
kpow, IL seems hardly Necessary 10 refer - fALnLs
Agency IS shordirg ibe opportunity compete bul a.
come person. are of ge Il cAn do no harm I'd remind
th-m Of once more psrucn,sry a. this u he very me
when merchants manufacturers &c. &c should give pub
lie infomsuon hey calculate 10 he prepared 70 40
The coming season
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-06
p,,r,noRx. August SIP NJ.
Dusiuess d otiles.

GOLD PENs.-FAcrs ARE STUBBORN IHNGs-lhs'
J. w. Creation & Co. II Cedsrst do keep the best as
sor,ment Of gold pens in the City is now well s'cer
tanned fact, That their prices are considerably lower
than any other house Is another fact well known oy
many and easily ascertsined by all.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-06

ry- The Union peremPtorily oonirsdicts the
Havana story that Consul Campbell has been Ia
ding out Mr. Folks Three Millions among the
Mexican notablss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-06

Tax HUrcHISsoS FANlLY-This fariamed band
Of brothers musical TO give concert At Manchester
n H. on Monday evening next on their way T. The
White Mountains The whole Tribe Of Jesse, o. - sIy
As md II possible TO leave bone, are TO compose ihs
party and will particiPA's in the conaert We infer
from thi. that they have recovered from the Elects OF
the sccldeu, which beirl them soms weeks since
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-06

SrEAMER Gov JONES Mouth oi Ooi' 'uly %
MR GREELEY The notorious scoundrei LeaAe
Alta egs 90 well known to the police OF the various
cities On the Mississippi has Just EFF the ooat and DIS
three attendants 10 summary way oy 'espins over
board with bis irons "a his feet thong some tnnk De
might have .iopeo them beforehand De ooat stopped
sna they sen, out the yaw snd skf but got no trace
the de tried ~ Memphis ior o1rtsJ SIo
ss,,s,cad N four vssrs Imprisonment At Nashville He
hsd ssoru be would not b. taken mere ne : uSl.
cate looking young Of about tSeniy e4s fase'sc
over TIL. eountry and Europe Tod tne omeef nc
could not .sin A. All Men on board that have known
him At Nashville froa youth say that be VS. an s1per
sw INNER and hghter too some are eonnos6s 1ha' nc
has escaped others that II Impossible Ine gene
rNl opinion seems ~ Be ths, Mr. Thornton and ais as
.si,tints were scarcely strict enough he would have
lawyer 81 his uisi plead sal'y 20 ms
speech u the iarv and threw himself upon ire mercy
Of the Court. II they bsd Known him well me years
would have been tn esst The oai,er and his assist
ants LEI. q, tie rst place OF landing I'VE or ak miles
sbovs in ,ursuit some sag they him swimming
Il east he k-p. perfectly sui EAssAS"LA-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-06

OUR RELATIONS WITH bkALiL-SPeaAn8 u
the account. from Brazil the National iHteseHe" says
Though have reason 10 suppose tnA, tne
Nth i.udsble uur2ose 10 prevent collision between
The Two couutrss our private Information lesds Us 70
suppose that II Win bs very es,y matter we 81
h nav ~ hon-t bDEevsr that Mr.. Tod viii nnd tren
o - be % f.r excited By what hss psssed - DO, TO 10
,en u reason We are not disposed 10 touot re
disposition of or 0E1 Goverunent 70 e.'' 'A' e''i
son. n II can 40 40 ty sny reasonable EFFORT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-06

IMPORTANT DsclsIoNs.-Ths Court OF ApPeas
of Kentucky has decided the celebrated hsysvhe Me-
thods, Cazreh CASE By which they give me enFe prop
srty 70 The Church South.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-06

Doors, SHOES AsD CATERS Al Jos.ss, Ann-'I neH
the Museum you will fad Boots Al only - 90 such a. are
usually sold for . fine French esf Boots al only "a %
usually - and 81 Caters equally low fo' easn ooy
Plesse call and examine Doi o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-06

sA~Dss sAssAPARILLA One might ua'ei TOT cen'a'''
over hi. psse yet be ignorant OF moro ban na mo
o,s,ou. properties. Of The very weeds that wihef sns
yox on ls surface The hat pierce its mould open
another FIELD Of nyesug CATION prons and &c oodndess
See VIA, ha. beeo effected BY TIE concentration Of pro-
per.. Of sinsls root 10 combination With o'b'r Vess's
he substances In the form Of ssndss sasspaiDa ls
benefits, row 90 widely diHu'ed, are acknowledged VIII
sr.uuds by thousands whoss liberated ee'h' or 'uppa
rst glands bosehed and Pimo!ecn'lsfsd Sans we're
arsd bsyond The Influence Of medicine att this r. ma
,r,.d Ia opsi slous AZ 10 harmony with na1urs
Il oo only ugses disesse. but recruits tho energies
v hich iuduls sncs may have psrsly Led, :,
Prspsrrd .nd sod. ~noicsz1s snd Le.sli ~ A. ..
saSns Whol.sas DuK ziss, leo TutOn-sL corner o.
Wilu.u-.L ms Broadway, snc n Essa sf0sd~sJ. ws
yors. Sold aso By OrHggss genrfsiJ tnIyet -. 'e
peiie, or sin Dotil~s tof %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-06

o. Country dnalers mind hal NE orislnal sna
ony rue GourEnds Italian MedcAeo SOAP or NE cue o.
t,r -n,-s fr-~kles worms 10 NE sstn, ssoSness RED
re. ara the whole hos Of cutaneous osofdsrs 70 oe
hst ouly Al Dr. FELIx GOvaaoos sole depoi 81 NSsrf
a 49,. or two from 10 % Broadway, where cay
b. Esi Is LIQUID Vsgesbls Rouge, Lily White Hair Dye
xns other csebralsc toilet prepsailons kemen Der NE
cognrfel,s are .bros6 especially In Cofslsndsl
jylZn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-06

TRoOFs FOR MErIcO.-rhe U. = uansP"
Venice, sailed Wednesday afternoon for Vera Cnf
having % bosfd de.aehueot VI ~ recruits for she %
Regiment u Infantry G.p.. :. p. HsiBtzem man. HsJs
and Pro- Lleutsnsnss and Robert T. spsBeer sursso'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-06

ysri,a rosi as he aalara ,ls' te ns snd 'nasacN'
tor A coIngi-e double set 81! BET 2 'rfI ee.e t' l-
80 ,s.s 20 4 80 ~ d. 'r,a' 81 ns iLs golc 1875
-, U ase.r - 800 ~ .fv -, = 9'~sss.
az sic = ~ -. IS, &C. > by h., osfs ~ s'ss-
NV carlef - .1Sllan-is,~ 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-06

~ As7..g the passenger 4 TIA stesne
ansdsiya.s sea Dow AT the Gerta-l .lhoAc pfesfS
xho.s e. sT sOsaeec sOI.- time ESQ. iH
g.. a. sBa al :. 30 Eafc2 e 0.pre speedily -
led. %. -ssrte. oi the rnely intormsiioS He
,sops' '-esy VS. .Ju6iial, As prepsTssioas W,
.. ing iOr b.. ar = Ills external appearance WI.
os to IEe sssae psecr 10 YrePosses'ins An mag
ss9ir1nlshsd vor:aai energy with features - 'u0's
ssy are pleasing. simple ssd frank In his essn''
{ anno, fail u producing favorable imprsssion Il
award tendencies and outward stamp be
,ae peOyss and wll exercise here great lanasre''
u The Sun which during tae afternoon -
toro.y was hidden behind thick and threstsniSs ~
burnt thrOu = a. as wac setting with -
sp!sntor ihs. "a up the whole Cry. "s"'-
ar OF l-s speI! Of .ssshsr, md hops - -,
not be iissppOinte Toe hekle and v0comof'.ss -
seeding. OF the elements lately are bo' ~o''nJ -
| called weather Al all. However, - II 70 moch
| psslols /, rsined and drilled al shf'usn ns WV
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-06-15

contemporary Major Drnkasd of the Republican, was
called out by resolution complimentary 10 his press. and
made most happy address.
The Petersburg Integencer announces, with a great
flourish. that Colonel George w Boiling, the wing can
ddae, is again in the field, determined that no effort OF
his shall be wanting TO the district from the hands
of the locos"
The Petersburg Republican states that, at Prince George
court, Thursday Colonel b. declared himself candi
date. We rather pleased at this intelligence The
republicans of the district require little opposition to
make them united and active in defence OF their cherished
principles They will now have opportunity OF re-
tneving Their credit for consistent devotion to principle,
quence OF the last peculiar and doubtful struggle The
harmonious, esacrficng spirit manifested in the CON
venton, is unerring sign of glorious victory. With
republican manuly stand by the selected champion OF
the party and by securing the election of the able and
worthy nominee, proudly vindcae great principles
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belonging peculiarly to the States, into the hands of the
federal governments and that, too, with all the dangers
and rivaries and abuses incident TO such step; and
above ALL when the national treasury already loaded
with the heavy expenditures OF foreign war.
We deem the projected convention inexpedent and
unwise 1t is peculiarly ll-hmed II is at war with the
wsest opinions and the best precedents IN our policy It
tends to dangerous perverson OF the powers granted by
the federal constitutions and it is urged upon from
one quarter at least and by class of advocates which
should make it an object of suspicion and dstrust to
tho democracy of the country
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Trustees Sale Of Real Estate.

ny vrue of a decree of Charles county court sitting
Is court of equity, the undersigned, trustee, will sell
public auction Port Tobacco, Tuesday the I'D day
OF June next, between the hours OF and O'Clock No.
The real estate OF which the late Dr. Francis Ncae died
possessed called and known Goose Creek containing
500 acres ess situate lying, and being in Charles
county MARYLAND The OF the decree follows
Three bundled dollars cash. 10 be paid the day of SALE
or on the ratification thereof by the court the balance in
three eaual instruments of two, four, and
from the day sale the interest to be paid annually the
several guardians OF the infants OF the said Francis Neae
The purchasers further give bond with
security be approved by the trustee Tor the payment OF
said nstaments and upon the ratification ofthe sale, and
die payment of the whole of the purchase money and
before the authorized TO execute deed for said
property the purchaser thereof and to his heirs Free clear
and fall claim of the parties TO the cause OF
any person persons claiming om by or under them,
any of them Possession will be given on the LIST day of Janu
~ 1913 This property will be sold subject the widows
dover and be disposed OF under the decree for less
than tie valuation laid upon II by the commissioner
twelve dollars and fifty cents per acre, 49,
May 2l-law3w N. SToNESTREET, Trustee.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-06-15

The "Albany Atlas" says the democratic triumph in
New York is complete" All the democratic candidates
for appeals and the clerk of the court (M Charles Ben
tom elected and democratic majority in the SUI
preme court, from 30 to 81 out of 49, The popular
jory will be hardly short of l5,Oooone of those old
fashioned majortes which the democrats used to obtain,
before dscord and dsorganzaton had appeared in our
ranks We cannot but hope that the republican party
will be united, although the "Albany Argus" and the
"Abany Atlas continue to repel each other.
The accounts we receive from Pennsylvania continue
also to be of cheering character The Greensbug Re-
publican of Friday states, that from all the information
we can CLEAN, we and more confirmed in the
opinion that Governor Skunk acM be reelected by a
greatly increased majority The whole party throughout
the State united him, and all appear sangune OF
triumphant election"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-06-15
From the Portsmouth Chronicle.

Hon IEyny A. WrsE-We have been favored with the
man of Norfolk, from which make extracts
''l trust that my good old district viii be defended against
the desperate efforts which you say being made
bring it into the wlg ranks The whg party have mani
tested too strongly rank federal tendencies which caused
in January, 1871, from that time this
for be indifferent its success any part of the
United States, much less portion dear all my ai
iectons is the Williamsburg district OF Virginia. have
got impartial view of country and affairs from
The position now occupy abroad and you may rely
that nothing enhances patriotic feeling much for
eyn residence
1t has often been remarked, that the pacpatos polt-
ical strife much governed by prejudice and passion
TO take fair view OF the merits OF any question issue,
while few who parcipators know enough of the
motives which the conduct of those engaged de-
eide fairly upon it, The opinion of who has been
actor ia such scenes TO be regarded important
one who has had experience enough discern the motives
oil the action of the parties under peculiar circumstances,
and so far removed from the action permit
his iudgmen 10 decide cooly upon the ultimate effect
their conduct Mr. Wise is Just situated; and here
have his view OF the conduct of those who attempt ham
per the efforts OF the President carry vigorously the
war with Mexico;
Neither wings nor democrats have given the President
that support which me honor and interest of the country
demanded in time of One i'm foreign land nj hi-
time can but plainly how factions OF both pnrte.
hors saw what they WILL given both aid and comfort
directly and overly, and easonaby the enemy himself
10 me crse of The The foreign world does syinpathz
Win Mexico against the United States, and faction.
opposon at home has confirmed the proofs justice
Of its feelings"
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From the Richmond Enquin
Nomination of Mr.. Meade.


In our paper of Friday last, announced the fact of
Mr. H. Meades nomination to supply the vacancy IN the
ID congressional district occasoned by the death OF Gen
Dromgoole To-day publish the full proceedings OF the
convention they appear in the Petersburg Republican,
and also interesting article from that paper the
subject The convention met IN the Mechanics Hall OF Pc
ersbug at IL o'clock and presided over by Francis f.
Rives, esq. Major W. r. Drnkard acted secretary,
ga delegates from the counties and the town OF Peters
burg presently The delegation from the county OF Bruins
WICK through their organ, Mr. Turnbu presented pre-
ambe and resolutions IN token OF respect 10 the memory
of their late fellow citizen and congressman General
Dromgooe. They were read and unanimously respond
ed to by the members of the convention.
Several propositions IN regard to the of organ
iZng the convention and voting were made but rad
zeal difference of opinion was evinced Everything
conducted IN the best possible feeling and nothing
red the pleasure of the assembagethe wing press
to the contrary notwithstanding The same feeling pre-
vailed in the evening which had prevailed the morning.
and although recess was taken in order to enable the
committee oil organization to make report the nominal
ton OF Mr.. Meade was anything else but an ALTERED
affair."" has been inslnuated by of the whig
presses of this city Had the vote been taken before
ter dnner-by counties or per cdptd-by the democratic
popular vote, (as IT wasD or by any other conceivable
mode, Mr. Meade would have been the nominee The
wing press may undertake to depreciae his merits in the
estimation OF this that man, Oo speak familiarity
but we have no. hesitation in saying that the democratic
party IN the district will ratfy his nominations and
his election by triumphant majority.
MIR. Meade nominated by large majority. So soon
as the result OF the vote known, resolution pledg
ing the unanimous support of the convention intro
duced by Senator Daniel, of Prince George, the friend
of the favore candidate of that county hessrs Tuck
err Darlington, OF Mecklenburg, and l.. T.. Harvie of
Amelia both pledged themselves heartily sustain the
nominee although they had denty and sincerely wished
Tor the nomination of another gentleman Mr.. Meade
was introduced to the convention by committee, of
which Mr. M Gaines was chairman. lie accepted the
nomination in brief but tasteful and appropriate speech
In the time, must not omit to mention that our
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PATENT OFFICE. June 8, 1917.
nN the petition of John Egnr, of the city Balt-

PATENT OFFICE. June g. 1917.
nN the petition OF John Egnr, of the city Bnlt-
~ more praying for the extension of patent granted TO
him for Improvement in whees for railroad carriages,
for from the expiration of said patent which
takes place the 18th day of November, 1917
1t ordered, lha the said petition be heard the Pa
Office the fourth Monday of October next. (25h)
IL O'clock and all persons notified appear and
show cause any they have, why said petition ought not
to BE- granted.
1t IS also ordered tat this notice be published in the
Union and National Zeitung, Washington Sun and Re-
publican, Baltimore Pennylvnnian, Philadelphia Globe
New York and Post, Boston, week for three weeks
previous to the fourth Monday of October
EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioner of Patents.
p S. Publishers of the abovenaned papers will please
copy and send their bills, rcceiped the Patent Office
with paper containing the notice. T.. b.
June S-w3w
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NTOTrCE.Thc undersigned would respectfully inform
IN the public generally, that, after having for series of
years abored for others, and for their benefit he has made
break. and commenced working for himself Soa those
who want lumber lime, cemcnior caclned plaster, will
find themselves accommodated by calling his lumber
and long occupied by Alexander Shepherd, &c. being
Seventh street. the canal aud adjoining the Centre
Market
The undersigned will sell at moderate profits for cash
short credits SO one, come all and lend helping
hand to the needy. Z. M. PEARSON.
In IaNy3v