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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-31

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Latest from Venezuela.

We have seen letters from Caraecas 70 the -tl
inst from which we learn that on the % OF tnhl hohtu
the eet OF Gen Paez arrived in front Of Laguayra he
port Of Caraccas) call TO arms was sounded in La
gusvra in consequence o. which several shots were
fred into the town by the feet About o'clock the
evening of the same day the feet LETT Laguayra in an
eastery direction and the troops that were at Caracas
marched Immediately to Laguayra such being the state
OF confusion in the Capital that even the convicts were
enabled 10 make their escape from prison.
dug. I've have just received intelligence that TIE
troops on board the fleet Of Gen. Paez have effected
landing in Carabaleda about miles from Laguayra)
and have defeated company Of Monagas's troops IN
der command OF Capt. Mateo Plaza. Gen. Monagss
has LEFT the Capital to put himself Al the mead OF MS
troops in Laguayra MOnagass party say that before
Gen Pacz viii be able TO get into Caracas, All the lam
lies of that Capital will be massacred Il is runored
that Gen ZamOra has rebcled second time IN Oretu-
CO. and Gen Nacero in the Valleys del Iuy. II this be
true the intelligence Is OF great importance Maracal'
DO is decidedly in the power OF Gen Paez par W
1t il rumorei that the province OF Coro IS also IN MS
power.
CARACAS, Augusi We have received Intelligence
that Capt Mateo Plaza ha. been taken prisoner.
Augns s.-We have ~ vs. that Gen. PACE Is IN -
Thomas expecting a stenner-otwar from havana on
board OF which he viii put and ammunition and IN
my opinion the war IS about 10 commence IN ear,
nest because the constitutional party Is great ana
powerful The election days from the lst 70 the ~
inst have passed by without scarcely single person
going % the polls Publications have been Issued, grg
ing tnem 20 vote but without success This, the Gov
eminent party say because the ogarchsts ,meaning
Paez's party deter them from voting My own nier'
ence that Monagas and his adherents have lost helr
influence over the people and even over the raOO-e
Journal Of Commerce.
Accounts have reached Philadelphia from Lsguayra
to the 9Th inst which state that Gen Paezs feet ap
peared OH that port, and for the time caused much
alarm The fears Of the inhabitants were soon aayed
as the vessels steercd % the windward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-31

and shown the positions Of the two Armies the nature Of
ground and all the interesting aud exciting incidents aud
scenery Of that great bstile
Here are brought to view IN full action, the American
and Mexican armies with their relative positions. The
smoke OF the artillery the gaopmg Of the officers across
the plain bearing orders 10 all parts Of the field, the fall
ing OF the dead the bearing OF Of the wounded, and sl
the wild confusion Of that deadly conflict, shown in this
picture, and the perfectly cool manner In which Gen.
TAYLOR IS giving his orders, in he ry costume chl
he hat memorable day. il intensely exciting, snd
leads the spectator the field Of battle. An officer who
took active part in that fight remarked on seeing H. that
he again al Pslo Alto. Such is the wonderful effect OF
nOrtrayng life ON canvass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-31
Whig Meeting In Boston.

bOsIUNl " IUl'7IHFl NU-' 'T
large Whig meeting was held here last night.
Resolutions were adopted pledsug the meeting
- the native support Of Gen. TAYLOR and Mil
LARD FILLMORE. by which Conservative Ad-
mlnistration would bc secured.
Hon. Abbott Lawrence addressed the meeting
in favor OF Gen. Taylor, and advocated his election
ON the ground Of his being a sound and genuine
Wing. Large numbers Of Delegates were then
appointed to attend the State Convention. The
list was headed by the name OF Hon r. c. Win
throp. The meeting adjourned with cheers for
Taylor aud Fillmore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-31

PENSsYLyaNIA IRoS WoREs.-The Miners.
Jonr,ol Of saturday says Several Of the principal
iron establishments this borough, have, within lei"
DAYS past been compelled to discharge large number
OF hands, account Of the scarcity o "ofA oI ta..
several coery works too have recently curaiied the
force employed in them, and there appears 70 be no
work of snT magnitude going on in this region At
present Labor Is consequently IN poor request and
the rates OF wages extremely low
- The celebration OF the Introduction OF the
on Pond Water into Boston. is 70 take place on the
10Th oil October.
Ia JoHy B. COUCH !, advertised to deliver a
course of Lectures on Temperance al Rhinebeck' IN
fhis -rafe- 10 4 lev dave.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-31
Free soil in Connecticut.

NEwHAVEN, (Ct) Tuesday Aug. -.
AT large aud respectable meeting OF the
Friends OF Free SOIL. held in ,hisvty Aug 2s Dr. j. T.
HorolWIss appointed President HENRY WHITE
ard C. A JACKSON, Esqs. Vice Presidents uoRAcE
ANDREws and HrSRy b HARRISON. Esqs. Secretaries
j. G. T. LARNED Esq Delegate 10 the Buffalo Con
venton gave interesting account OF the proceedings
OF that body
Hon JoHN NJ NILES then addressed the meeting
Tor about an hour speech OF great power, wit and
elegance.
The following resolution was adopted
Resolrsd That we cordially adopt the platform of
principles laid down by the Buffalo Convention, ard
sccept It's nomination OF candidates for the Presidency
recognizing the great Of Free soil Free Labor,
and freo speech as cause and the men who sup
port and represent Il as the men for W.
HENRY b. HARRISON. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-31

RATHER funny Mir. HORACE CHASE, Mem
Der Of the Assembly OF Wisconsin, waxing indignant
st the recent passage oi law authorizing the CITY o.
Milwaukee to raise tax 10 make Har50 there-ard
knowing (he says tia, the Assembly have passed an
HneoAsasf'osdf act not only by the Constitution OF
this State Wiseonsin bur in y.olaon OF the Consttu
ton OF the United ssiessnd although he says his
socations have been most peasan, in that Assembly
yet he feels constrained 10 address TO the Speak
er rendering bis resignation, which is published IN the
WsooNsta OF the 22d. lie thinks he should forfeit al
OF honor well seiirespcci II be should re-
tain bis seat after the passage OF such bill Mr. Chase
is equally with Mr. Polk in extreme opposition
TO measures Of Internal Improvement which We must
suppose could materially iEjHre the CITY of Milwaukee
commercially, well deprive her OF her best and
most phsnthropic Legislators
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-31
Withdrawal Of John Z. Hale.

BOsTON, "Wednesday. Aug 80
4 letter has been received here from Hon. joins
p HALF. in which he wthdraws his name rs
candidate for the Presidency. lie says;
II most sincerely and chceriuily recommend eheaty'
energetic and unanimous support of NARrIS VAN BUREN
sndCnRLEs T. ADAMS as the most consistent course
m Lhtencd lrcnds OF lIuman bcrly topur8uc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-31
The Factorie, and PoIltics.

lfTT7DURGH- AuE- = IL
The cotton factories that have recently suspend
ed operations were opened again day on the tenhour
system the operatives receiving wages 10 per cent less
than formerly o.,
4 meetiD- OF the wings Of Allegheny City was held
this evening It quite large and enthusiastic Gov
Metcsfe the new L. =. Senator from kentucky, ad-
dr.s.ed the InanfIn-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-31
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
By Telegraph to the Ncw-YOrk Tribune
Arl.nnsns Election.

MEwrHfs Tenn. Wednesday Aug SD.
Tie returns from Arkansas indicate tue election
Of Johnson. Loco. to Congress. The Loco Focos
have also elected, in % Counties, Senator'S and
~ Representatives, aud the Wings Senators
and ~ Representatives Most Of the Counties
heard from have declared in favor OF Major Bor-
land and 1890 Oldham for United States Senators.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-31
Cumberland River Rising.

NASHVILLE, "Wednesday, Aug 80
The Cumberland which has been low for some
time now rising aud in fair boating order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-31

n law school, in Cherry Valley, Otsego
60. N.y.-The Fsl tern vii commence OF the let Of
september next OBJECT TO give 10 he sadeni not only
,os spouleir. bat al experimental familiarity with the
po,eee Of law The ina Of causes and lie delivery Of
.ne--hes. are 4mOng the daily exercises
- 49, - These are the trade " The j pa profession
ND ch Ike al others should be lesrned before entered
= - n Vii never be learned erecuIay a. a.. CIR
,.-s,. s-uiars sent By request dlrecd lp0stpaicl
10 Jobo " Fowler" pre- dent Of me Institution u
psuse. low Professors J1dgeJ D hammond sna hsnfs
Csr1b-i References DAME c afy, Judge Of ;. Cout
AmszaJ P.rkef do; David Graham, Esq. ny.
mo ~o.lsvr rs sgSW3A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-31

The greatest Painting The world covering 1900 square
feet ~ Canvas
The achievements ofihe American Army IN Mexico dur
Ing the ae with thai beautiful and interesting country
well Known TO the American people and 10 the world
The brAncy Of our that without psraI.
lei the history OF the human To illustrate those
achievements, to portray the circumstance. and incidents
connected herewith thus pctorisly The past
with The present. show 10 The PEorLE GSEar
REPUsLIc the soldiers passed through The de-
sign Of this GREAT NATIONAL WORK; and when /, IS
rscoecied that il exhibits, with astonishing hdeiy to
mre The marches eneampmenis, battles, and al the para
phernaa Of song and victorious campaign, extending
hundreds Of miles Of enemys country, over mountain
and river, and and showing nature in her wdes,
and her mdesi forms the spectator Is struck with aston
ishment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-31

NEW TRUSS AND sUPPORTER, ~ both
lNsexes Of Galvanized Mea, new mode q sppiiesnol
without spring pressure glts pufchA eoyern<, snnSs
slsspc bes Price 81 70 o. Ofses 10 Bgosd~sy Ho,a
Up ssssrs, cvr. Of ks.dsr-lsas ssi an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-31

d. SERIOUS RAILROAD AccIDESr.-There was a
serious accident the Springfield Railroad yesterday
The train in collision with buggy, instantly kin
iog Mr. Phillips and wife. This fatal accident has made
ioaT children orphans.
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~ WIG, Wigs. Wigs .-ME1Hyasr : hs 49,.
nSrter. and manufacturers u Human Har ~ou1 lnoln
e1rrsns snd strangers tia; they have on hand ne
d. rh.so~.t All The best assortment u Wigs soaps LAli
sigS roapee. brAids Of long hair, rzses. nngcs 40
orl ~ hair which for prce zni ela ss &c
Sa,ls5 The .5e supplied wholesale and fesL q Maiden
go a..yars az In
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

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~ The New-Jer-ey Water Cure Estabiish-
menf situated the Orange Mountains al sou n Orange
New ersey - miles from New-York, the line Of The
Morris and Essex RalrOed.-Dr MEEkER returned rom
Germany since, where ne made me W aef-Cure
hs particular study and has erected entirely new snd
extensive establishment for waiercures upon the most I'M
proved English psn having pnyaie bath attached To each
room The walks and roads opened through the mountains
are very extensive and give view Of the whole surround
ing country, New-York City, SC.
Tie cars for South Orange leave the foot Of COrlan1
a. O'Clock A. NJ and P N. arriving al sont Orange 10
about one hour All letters addressed % Dr. G. h. MELKER
Sou,b Crange " I Will receive attention. 6gl u
~ Water-Cure Establishment, Oyster Bay
4, + - miles from Newly OrS-JOEL SHEW, ND suuOf
N Tbs Waier-Cure Manual, Handbook OF hydropaihy
SC &c Editor Of the WserCure Journal und me earnest
American practitioner Of the new mode aud Dr. T. h0of
also pupil Of Priessui1. receive patients as above rae
ssge week dsys per steamboat Cfoton 81 r d. fa.on
Hsrtei Jo' "
~ Wafer Cure.-Dr. X. T. rRALL, who started the
frsl HydrOpafhc institution IN Anence feceiF y lnFa- al
h. com nodiOus establishment Is Laghs- on door IRON
81 John spark Bathing With douches. showers, &C
on each foor Outdoor practice attended % Consllia
lions s. su-' linus
~ Mrs. Goye's Wnter-Cure House, 26i
Teuh-st. UnremiiDg personal ttennOn PAD U paushs
gynuas and competent tea attached me mouse
aus 2YS'
~ Phreno,oSt-t- and T. biishers, s0"LkH
wills Clinton HAL. $50 Nsssan T. y Y
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Part III.
BATTLE OF RESACA DE La PALMA,

showing the deadly strife Of the Armies at this place
view OF POINT ISABEL next grees the eye 'FRONT.'
place the spectator carried on, and looks al the BRAZOS
ISLAND, Government Steamers Fshemens Hus, NC
soon after leaving the Brazos, the MOUTH OF THE RIO
GRANDE with is amers and after entering the stream
we have beautiful view Of the RIVER BY MOONLIGHT,
with steamers making their way up and others stopping for
wood ami water; and follows CHARACTERISTIC sketch
Of A MEXICAN RANCH, with Its people domestic ami
mails aud surrounding foliage and Immediately after this
we have view Of the
INTERIOR OF THE RANCH BY NIGHT,
and can the Mexican people At home, engaged IN their
domestic operations This is most amusing scene and al
ways causes much miuh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-31

THE TOWN OF cAMARGO, on the River San Juan,
with Ito fat rooted high walled houses leaving which we
soon overtakea
LONG TRAIN OF PACK MULES,
on their way TO Monterey, with stores for the troops This
IL somewhat comic showing 1t does the obstinate d,oe
ys Of that strange animal the mule The effect Instruct
i've as well pleasing represents the mode OF trans
porting stores in the interior Of country devoid OF nayga
bic and good roads Soon other interesting changes
pass before the spectator and he sees THE ARMY En-
CAMPED AT WALNUT SPRINGS one OF the most de-
ghtul places imaginable FIR Walnut Springs the spec
stor is carried ranges OF the Sierra Madre Mountains
and soon has perfect picture Of the
AMERICAN TROOPS ENTERING THE CITY on
MONTEREY,
ser lie capture, and recollection Of the thrilling Incidents
connected with the capture Of that strong city PUSHES on the
mind and In Imagination the audience is carried to the sur
rounding nights This is grand and picturesque view, and
one that the eye can tire in gazing al From Monte
rev the spectator follows the Army through the RINCON-
ADA MOUNTAINS and soon behods tbs
TROOPS MARCHING INTO SALTILLO.
Amer admirng the beautiful appearance Of this city, the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-31

~ JAMES ;. THOMPSON has been elected
Delegate to the Whis State Convention at Utica,
ON the 9Th September, from the Third Assembly
Distcict of Monroe Co. He is understood to be in
favor of Hamilton Fish for Governor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-31
OPINIONS or MILITARY MEN

OPINIONS or MILITARY MEN
From Capt Joserh A. Yard, formerly Of I,e"ton, "
FoRr HAMILTON. Aug. %, 1913.
Messrs SHERMAN ToUsEY-Geat' am much pleased
with your Panorama Of Tayiors Campaign 10 Mexico.
did suppose possible TO represent IN so nehxs man
the movement Of ne army Your views Of the clues.
s ana give in''' pT Yoaf.. &C. JOSEPH A. YARD
From Dr. c b. Zabrnke u he Ay1iy SuygsoHs, aad
brother Of tie l1m>ated Capt Zabyiaki, ho M in The bat
wAsHIseroS. d. C. Aug. II, 1sss.
GeafeEae During my lats visit 10 your Guy ga" your
Panorama and as greatly surprised TO how correctly
YOU have portrayed The principal movements OF our troops
n Sorthern Mexico under our well-beoyed Taylor Your
representation Of cities and the appearance Of toe eoan
~ generally are not only beautiful but correct The view
you give Of saalo Is one Of grea hdehy IN faS, me
whole Panorama i almost dagueueotype view o. NORTH
ern Mexico Yours, very truly, {. B. ZAbRishIE.
Messrs. SHERMAN TOUsgY
In addition to the above might add the testimony Of
several other officers Of the Army well as hundreds VI
the returned soldiers.
OPINIONS or THE PRESS.
From he Eeral1 Aug B.
TAYLOR's CAnPAlGS-" Whet perfect ionage, and how
Bfike Hose ANIMALS are sad lady last evening, while
sdmirlng that beautiful Of al paintings, sherman
TOu.eys. Panorama Of Tayors Campaign IN Mexico The
urs are FAST oecomifg the o~n-tak" ard the Minerva
Rooms where Il Is exhlbtec) crowded even In Lhese
~ iavr =? Al no &C. ms pano,sms are IN
perfect ec<scies with rs beauty
From tie Morning C0uyier, Aug. 9. I24s.
ia, rant and p asked person the other
ning, while looking a. the panorama Of Tayors Campaign
10 Mexico NOwOnder such question was asked forii Il
almOsl impossible TO believe mat actually IN
Mexico when looking this natural and magnificent paint
ing No wonder the Minerva Rooms 80 crowded BY
~e-pessed visitors Gen Taylor, and the movements OF
the army under him, rlthillly represented, N he
grancesi manner and scale u immensely never before
attempted Ou canvas.
From he Conn<ye1i Adeartiser. . .
~ The panorama " TaylOrs C.mPaign Ia hcAleo,
exhibiting al the Minerva Rooms bfosd~ay, . me
al ell the most beautiful ehMo1o, ever
seen 10 M city. Unul visited this panung oar IDEAS OF
he movements Of our army In Mexico and me appear ance
u thar cnuuiry, eule vague and uhssscofy Jus
after looking Al this interesting fsnor ana We musk confess
ha we were not only highly delighted, bat considerably
r,;cted The views 0, The Mexican towns, The marches
n he army snd al striking spectacs Of that great
eappaisu ars maguitceniy and tGulnfuAy depicted We
se sT 10 learn that yfopretOrs reepng the reward
heir enterprise 1sty merits The exhibition being niehy
waited By veil pleased and intelligent audiences
Exhibited every evening Al O'Clock and on Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons Al O'Clock, al the MINERVA
ROoNs.
near CanslsL lsAo imi"p
LsEs.L ARRANGEMENTS MADE VITA SCHOOLS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-31

REPORTED ISsuRRECTIOS ~ JAMhcA-A re-
porlreachcdihis City on Tuesday by the brig Tom 4 Ben
from Kingston having left the jth inst that an nsur-
recon had taken place on that island and that 5000 or
1000 blacks had been killed By the whites The rumOr
also given currency % by Captain Ewe Of the schr
Boutwell, who arrived from MOntego Bay having lett
on the Both Of July. Accounts from Kingston Dy way
of New Orleans. 10 the 5th make no mention oil any
such event There had been some difficulty win a
party OF lahorer plantation growing out 81 the IN
ability Of the employer nay them their wages but Il
had been settled.
- THE COURT oF DEATH IS drawing con
slant crowds At Providence r. l. The Transcript says
The number who visited the picture in one day last
week was over 6O00-the Hall az one time being
crowded - It's utmost capacity We hope 10 see u
again in New York, ere long
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-31

- Hon. JosEPH NJ. Roor, the able and wor
thy Representative from the Lorain (XXlstl Dis
rict of Ohio, has been nominated by the Wings
for reelection to Congress. 1t will be remembered
that Mr. II. some time since wrote letter dcclar-
ing his opposition to the election OF Gen. Taylor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-31
UNDERSTANDING APPARATUS.

~ Phreoo,oxi-t- and T. ubiishers, FowLEn a
Wal = Clinton Hsll. $50 Nsassn. g. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-31

~ Hon ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS has been
unanimously nominated for reelection by the
Wings Of the With Congressional District of
lrporsia