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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19

:, nv the laws or under the authority Of this Uni-
on The lessons of History, the instincts OF Pstri-
o,i.u, the principles Of Republicanism, the moni-
ton. Of Conscience, cannot be disregarded BY the
Free States without degradation, iuiamy aud
fearful looking for OF Judgment. The South must
not demand Of US what we have no right TO grant
If the Southern men choose 10 remove their
Slaves 20 the new Territories, and undertake 70
hold them as the Patriarch Abraham doubtless re-
tanned the servants born Ia his household, by the
force Of character By personal asceudancy, by a
sense Of benefits conferred and OF greater haPpi-
ness enioyed In the dependent than in an indie
pcpdeot condition, We interpose no objection
Rrt If they want % hold Slaves by the force 81
law aud the terror OF chas0sement-tO restrain
them b, bavonets aud reclaim them by the power
Of boodhounds and shot guns-they must keep
them where they are. Why crowd us on this
point No. one fourth OF the arabic surface OF the
Slave states has ever yet been cultivated Why
not subdue portion OF the remainder before chal-
longing the North 70 a struggle for the wild "a
vines Of the upper RIO Grande and the Parched
valleys Of California
lit were possible to make Mr. Calhoun see any
thing adverse TO the ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of his daring
institution. It seems % US that there IS one We" Oh
the subject which would stasger him. Bear III
mind that there is no objection 70 the removal oil
Southern men. black or white to the New IeTlto-
ries we protest only against the assumption that
they carry with them. by mere force Of ther
migration. Southern laws Mr. Calhoun assumes
that they do. whereupon we press upon MIN tne
;,o,ir,, EYL0l lars Those oil several Slave states
forbid. under penalty, the importation oil slaves
f,r sale. those OF one at least forbid and pun
;sb their expectation. Some Of them visit the
teaching Of a slave TO read with milder others
with the most savage penalties those OF south
| Carolina recently doomed to death young free
man for sfegling from his master young woman
70 whom he was attached. VIII tins be portion Of
the law of New.Noxico under Mr. Calhoun sys-
ten Of non-interierence VIII black father and
mother whose children are murdered before their
eyes be permitted as in the North 10 testify against
the white murderer, or forbidden as in the South
What will be the legal penalty OF advising per-
SONS held as Slaves that their bondage is no longer
valid These and many such questions must be
answered. and their answers viii Irreiragsbly
prove hat there is no neutrality, no medium, no
such thing as non interference, between slavery
and Freedom One or the other must prevail in
the Western half of our Union, Congress and TIE
Country shall now decide. We stand for Free
dom Mr.. Calhoun for Slavery. Let there be no
paltering. no shutting, but let each man take his
position deliberately, determinedly, and Heaven
smile on the right
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19

Corrox-There Is very little business doing IN this
article The news by the Caledonia brought the mar
ket 70 a stand 400 bales Of good middling brought
g Gle rniddling fair O d. sUGAA-Litte demand
fair rates al - cts MoLAssEsThe receipts have been
tr.iinr and prices range from - 10 - CTS. FLOUR IS
steady and prices sustained. Reno arrival and
stock consequently reduced good quality brings 81
81 cts ExcHANGEs-A moderate demand and rates
unchanged FREiGHrs-Cotton 70 Liverpool at q I'd
in British vessels 5l6d IN American No new engage
mrutz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19
By Telegraph TO the New-YOrk Tribune.
New Territoriss-The slavery Question
Omitted.

WA5HiNGToN IuosdsyI 5uy y.
Alter the Executive Session today and before
the adjournment, Mr. Clayton Of Del. from the Sc
lcct Committee, reported bill TO establish Ter
ritorial Government IN Oregon, New-Mexico' and
California, which was read twice, and made the
order Of the day for Friday next. The bill leaves
out the Slavery question altogether.
Mr. Clayton sand that the Committee adopted
the bill with great unanimiiy, only two members
dissenting. who were Mr.. Clarke Of K. /. and Mr..
Underwood of Ky.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19
rho,ua. y. Neagher.

In our notice OF dis young and eIoqu'"l "
- 80, :. d.v or two since, We should have
- ,h., he vas expected to arrive hrs On place OF
$50, hi. week. lie probably left South
$3.50 =, 81. ,,,,,iean steamer Upaed Stats 90 the
,os - ,,,b and may be expected here to-morro" or
..x,d.v Our brethren Of the press are mistaken We
,h,k about the name Of the gentleman % accompany
hin, We believe il is not Mr. Lyme, but Mr. ofLA'
,,,,Y who If we recollect Alright is Member Of the
British Parliament from Galway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

NAyAL.-The T.. ;. storeship Relief came up
from the Quarantine and moored OF the Navy Yard
The steamship Ere IS being ref,ed Tor voyage in the
Mediterranean. There are about 30 men At pre.en,
on the L. :. Dry Dock who have been working on err,
d. since the last appropriation, which was exhausted
about the 4th Of January last About 20 seamen were
received board the North Carolina durng the Last
week
MAD DoG-A mad dog was killed in Clinton st
yesterday Afternoon
PIcNlc.-The teachers and scholars of the sun
day School Of the Holy Trinity Church will proceed on
picnic 70 Brashyile on Thursday morning next
ACADEMIA horse attached 10 a milk wagon
ran away IN Myrteayenue, yesterday. There was but
one can in the wagon, which turned upside down. and
Eel over the head and shoulders Of man who was
mskH mortar in the streets. The horse was finally
stopped without having caused any material damage
DEATHS AND IsTERAESrs-For the week
ending July Is, ls4s Males % Females. q Adults,
p Children, 90 Total, 81, Of whom 10 were from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19
Promotions in the Navy, by the President and
~eunte JUNE II, 1913.

Lieut. A. G. SLAUGHTER, to be Commander. to take
rank from May l6. 1919.
Lieut. OscAR BALLUs to be Commander 10 take
rank from May rs. ISIS.
Masters e. :. McDoNoUCH and JOSHUA ToDD to be
Licutcnants.
The former two promotions % OH the vacancies ere
afed by the unfortunate death OF Commanders HARRIS
and PINcKNEY who were drowned on the 18th May,
l-4-, on the bar At Iuxpan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19

m, ,,otion Of Nr ArlrrKro~ Of y n Chairman OF the
Committee on Finance, the Senate then proceeded 20
AXE up the Naval Appropriation bill The hfst hins "a
order was the amendment previously pending IN ia'oI
nj striking out the appropriations ior the efceaoh %
Marine Hospitals AZ various points
IT, roar S~p Of Ark addressed the Senate for two
hours against the amendment "aen ne nsh eonci1o'"
,hs vo,s was taken. and the amendment rejected.
NJ P,poER moved 70 Jay the biil on the table AZ pc
-,ss for The purpose Of arrosiing the increase OF
To nuhlic debt and 20 take up tne fcpoI' % W
,,,r,itfes Of conference presented thls ihoihh-'
nm "a. l,f on The table and the report was tANe1 up
when Mr.. Benton moved mat nc 7ei w.. 49,. No.
rr,ire session. which was agreed To- Whcn me oool
VS. srsin opened the Senate' on motion aolou'ne"
0''' HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
The Committee Of Conference reported n a. =.
r,neal,n, the law of l,i6 requiring me reduction =,
ofcsrs 10 the old standing Peace Esiaohshinen'-ai
in favor Of allowing three months extra pay Inc
vous question being called Tor. on the aiopH"i %, @
reuort II was sustained the vote was hAcn ~ -
ma NAYS and decided in the afirmatve-0y leas li'
The SrEAKER presented 20 the House paper nom
the Commissioner of Patents in which De promo
Tho charges preferred against himself 80 false ana ask
"a that hs communicated might BE- referred 70 the
committee of Patents and before which be might DC
.u,u.s5 20 hsve a hearing. Sc. The whole case was
then referred 10 the Committee on Patents when was
authorized 70 send Tor persons ana pap.f'' -.
ON motion OF Mr. NINrON OF Ohio. Chairman OF nc
,,,,,,,irtee of WAYS snd Means. the House resolved
itsef into Committee OF the Nnole on the Stste %
tie tnion and took up the Civil and ulplomauc Appto
nris,ion b,l Mr. Roor OF Ohio In the Char
aer A., hours consideration Of the bil IN tue Com
,,,,f,ee AZ the Whole the Committee rose, ana me
chairman NJ Roor announced the OH IS ailenue'
ready for the action Of the House. a.. go,
ON motion Of Mr.. linton, tle ueeiS'0" u ' w.
u.ttee was sustained .
The House then proceeded 70 the cohs.ue'"..'u u
the bin a. amended snd without concluding, on mo
non. the House Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19

SAD AccIDESr.-An accident occurred in
Orangest about o'clock last evening, by which two
ladies were seriously injured. They were IN hght
wagon driven by boy, when part Of the harness
became entsngled causing the horse 10 run against
and both females thrown with great force to
the ground. Mrs Noyes had her head cut severely
and the other Miss Bougnton Of Conn. wfs consde-
raby hurt The former lady was in feeble health aud
il s thought will not recover Newark Adv. 18TH
Fatal ACCIDENTS :. Austin, Esq. OFT MON
town brother OF William T. Austin, Esq fatally in
jured by the bursting Of Mexican swivel which ne was
engaged in hring. large piece struck him IN the Low"
er sr OF the abdomen passing out near the oac koone
Since writing the above We hear that Mr. Aus
TN d, 4. He was quite young man, and lad served
in As,,cO Z ring the recent war.
Pittsburgh Com Jour.
DEATH OF ~ EMINENT MAN.-Dr Cole oil Bur
lngton y died AZ his residence in that place At an
early hour this morning. DR.. c. was resident Of bur
l.ngton for the last fortyhve years, and ne was well
known b many OF our citizens az good man and dis
t.ngu.shed physician lPhlad. Bulletin l'tn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19

snip HivDOsroS ~ FlRE.-Ine ship Hiaios
90, can't Gushing which cleared ~ this por, GA Taar.
y tor liverpool was discovered 20 Pc GA hre the ,ss
evening NJ shout o'clock shc was iu' about 70 =, e
ns.ed I'm the hold The city engines we're mmedis.slv
brought b her assistance and hlled her lower bod wa
xsfer Shs was then removed 10 the Third NgnicipaI
ity. where he will be- discharged L Is supposed Ia,
So,-S no bal.s of cotton aud s. ~ sacks q c.ru
n o Pic. IuIr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19
Grand Rally Of the Free Soil Democracy

The Park yesterday afternoon presented an AM
mated appearance A very large meeting in
answer to public call had assembled to ratiiy
the nomination Of MARTIN NAS buren, as Demo
cratic candidate for President Of the United States
The meeting was estimated to number from fifteen
10 twenty thousand persons. 1t was one OF the
most respectable and orderly assemblagcs We ever
witnessed in New.York
At O'Clock precisely Hon. b. f. BUTLER called
the meeting 10 order. and nominated for President
Hon STEPHEN ALLEN
This nomination was confirmed with hearty
rounds Of applause. ROBERT B. BOYD Chairman
of the Young Mems General Committee, nominated the
following gentlemen as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19
nR 4 ErLIx norRAup-s INDICATED sOAP.

DR. =. FELIX GoURAUDs INDICATED SOAP
~ Todiscovcr nelifszeg u is chemical sctiOa OF ~
sun, has been DIR GOCRAUD'S sole object snd aim snt
wears OF patient experiment have resulted complete soe
cess BY he production Of biz world renowned ITALIAN
INDICATED SOAP. which fOund 10 be all ficientfN
The removal from the skB OF Tan, Frecss and SEsbys
10 fact any dshgfeuenl which l. he result VI The chem,
zeal acton Of the realizing delicate white neck hsnds
and Il also removes pinples botches aud al cus-
erpu0ns ard all scoibgrc appearances nclUdla3
Eyslpelss scad head, Saltrheum BARRIERS l,ch &c Od
rapidly healed by H. and the pain Arising from nc
bites OF mosquitoes Inc slngs Of wasp other yeDonsas
Insects . immediately aliayet and chap and casies
healed by II Ia er3dicang dandrlH diff &c from tDs
human soap -1rpassss all tbs nasty oils and o0inenis -
use nasinuch by is VITALITY i given the cspul1y
vessels, and the hsr-seeds or fOces relieved oin ds
eased matter In fact, family should be without ms va
liable soap, nor seamen, as is complete remedy "a
scryy and can be used hard salt water well 4s so
II therefore the greatest boon which modern science Las
conferred upon mankind. oc
DR. Gocraud Is also the inventor Of the celebrated Ioe
ORES sUBTILES for completely Graduating human hsi,
and bis Crecos Hair Dye warranted 10 change red gay
or white hair ~ glossy brown black al the users opu
Also Liquid Vegetable Rou splendid article or g,lIs
pale lips and cheeks magnificent rosesfe unge no 70 81 ~
moved by ASKING rubbing Also, Gouraods Lay w Es.
for whitening the skin; impss smoothness OF suse.
and deLcscy OF color, beautiful behold sod ony sins
depot, - WAkeE-sl lst from Brosdwsy bossoo -
WsshngIonN Beware ofbase counIsriss and im'a1u'cS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19
BUSINESS NOTICES.

to Grand family holiday ~ The Museum and he a..
fractions are OF 80 Interesting character a. We fee
.1res parent. AID children VII pstorlfe nis oescreds
porui Ar es,abhshment The largest 81 al hFnE neE -
Re'-i.n Giant the monster serpent Panorama OF Lo-dr
and splendid performances a. - ao . .vNA py ne fs<y
FAMILY and Choc,aw Chief are smong the novelties e..
sInlsemcn.s fOr The day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19
From Europe.

The new Cunard steamer Europa was 70 sa''
from Liverpool on the 10th inst. for this port enc
vas considered. from the trial trip' 'he s"'''I
vessel Of all on the line, and may therefore ~
expected to arrive in the course OF to mo'fO"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19

~ Vol completed Il Noe containing 800 pages q In
sraved Music portraits Of the great singers, iussied D.
tle page index, and hlhographc vgneties. ff sale IN
numbers volume complete. Is per No. % - per vol
Music bound in various siyles.
ATWILIls Music Saloon, sOl Brcsdwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19

~ For near Fall trade OF neghborns towns and sss.
now Is the tine for wholesale and r sii dealers snc a.
bushes. men 10 advertise m the newspapers 81 ne eo
try PAlNsRs Agencv Offers safe and complete oppos,
nity Ofce IN The Tribune Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19

WHEArEN GIFTS FROM Nav wHEar.-A highly nutr-
tious agreeable food used in the form OF pudding &c Of
boiled with milk far superior TO tspoca or any utceof
he kind and found be peculiarly beneficial for persons
OF sedeniay habits Liberal discount TO grOcer ylb w
HECKFR a BROTHER. Croton Mills 20l Cheryst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19

TIE 0zEar BLEssINS OF LFE-rhs health Of the sody,
essential long and happy life, depends The exsa
which the blood that nurures Il pure. Yet the abseDsd
pain proof Of the absence Of disease Those diseases
fatal the insidous, and the removal u Aes
In ali stages not excepting the last secured by the Use Of
Fosss Compound Of Yellow Dock and Sarsapana, which
while refreshing to the taste Is certain and uneqaar
remedy for al diseases Of the booi scroflia kings er
dyspepsia, chronic rheumatism, and kindred compsas-
cleansing with rapidly only separated from the msrescs
by certified proofs which will be submitted any inQuifsr
Never had medicine well ssested merits Iis advocate.
as well as the exempsrs u is power. It's purchases
No motives other Than the most humane have caused is pre-
seniaion to the public Renovang the body completely
~ those streams which branch into every portion Of
invariably ministers 10 personal bloom and beauty pro-
vidng, 10 addition the delightful elastic feeling Of early
youth.
The ladies' who wish TO enjoy the bloom Of health sod
beauty and render themselves nyulnerabe 10 xeskess
snguor and depression Of spirits necessarily attending hs
heat Of Summer, should use this reyivifying extract
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail BY Grosss
foss, fhaTmaceus 100 Spnng-st ons door from salig'n
a. Also for sale By A. n Cough & Co 20 Futons %
Beeeker-si and corner East Broadway and MIkessNf
Pnce u per bottle six toiles for 81 All ocefs from
the country with cash enclosed Will be promptly orwscea
BY express.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19

OPINIONS rRE Pass --IESRy CLAY N ms 1lsr Ysn
T. ANrHoNy. 25 Broadway has just published besuHil
steel Mezzon Engraving OF IlESRY Clay drawn and Gu
grayed from a Daguerreotypeby A. II Richie. hbwhh
out exception the best likeness OF Harry Of he wes" We
ever saw The Daily Globe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19

ROADWAY TsFATFg This evening ne" GrVd Ballet
L. Dt,slr A QuArsr By the Monpaislr French ss.,
company principals ard auxarits, upward of 70 Pecas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19

~ We have not time 70 notice the remarks oil
the E-s-es, or Coier OF yesterday on American sym
pathv for ireland. Would the CoviT have condemned
GEO. WASHINGTON had he received sympathizins al
dresses from Irhnen during cur struggle against the
r,o.her country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19

tY The est place 10 get boots, shoes CATERS really
cheap, at JoNEss. Il Aun-s near the Museum. Fis,
quality French boots he sells al - DO, second do - So
Congress boots, from 81 TO - So jys lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19

to WEDDfSG CARDS, Boxes for Cake, Enveops Wed
ding Waters Silver Cord &C cheaper than any other Store
in the city, at } EyERDELLs Premium Engraving Esiae
shmen 3o2 Broadway corner Duanesi lss square above
Stewards Marble store jy7 tweed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19

PoltcF.-W William Kranschoh and Amelia. Ii,
vile werc brought before Justice Atwaer yestsrdayo,
a charge OF violently sssauiting Martins williams N.
accused were held 10 bal m thc sum o. 80. Wa
NcConn~iy VS. arrested yesterday and committee n.
examination on a charge 81 violently asssatns aLoyby
dragging MIN out Of a wagon in HICKS -. 4 numb,
az bow were arrested Yesterday by oncef Nlnde "a
brought before Justice Pcircc On shaF-e OF seslct
o, i,s~s ana other articles OF uifng value from ~
store of William Foot ia Myrtle avenue. They va,
held % answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19

PEAsE's DYsgNTESY C0aPoUsD-This IL valuable medi
cine for the Of dysenery snd bowel complaints which
frequent this season free from de.esrous m
gradients and can be taken By peEsoas Of all ages with per-
feet safety For sale By RusaTos CLARK Co. ITO Broad
way and 10 As,orHouss, H. JoHssos AS Broadway; A.
B D. SANDS 100 Falonst corner William. Orders sup
Piled a. sbova iyl5 W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19

~ The Diaphragm Filter viii be LEFT for trial. for Ous
weeks, With any person DESTROYS of purchasing H.
Any commune sent through Dispatch Post to WALrts
81 GIBSON 80 Rsdway, relative TO repair or purchase
OF Filters vii P'''''dysaended to. The Filter can BE-
had Of q sann.p pal plumbers In the city. ie3o meod
DIANoSD-Po'&fD GoLD PESs.-B, T.. WATSON CO. -
Wal-st sell gold pens OF every description wholesale and
retail, at Unprecedented low prices Their Rcheleu Pens
great fayohe, and in the public estimation, the best ard
cheapest pen in use. Points warranted not to coma IL
Gold pens from 81 up with silver pencils Gold pens ~
pointed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19

sASDss sARsAPsRnLA.-spnng is more with a.
verna freshness Ais the air. and man. well ycgeron,
feels the reyivying influence Of the But sPngb
Spring TO the sick The poor bedrdden martyr s1of
ula rheumatism liver disease, Indigestion any
Of The legion OF malsdes which take their rise n he
stomach and make the veins their conduits-whsi 10 he
Spring to hint What language lie to The deaf and duBb@
light TO the blind. But think tell the sufferer
how to fit his system for the enjoyment Of Spring Acous
Of sands ssrsapsrs that shs last the whole season,
will accomplish the work and enable the patient to "issp
his bed and walk before hey July looks In al his CHANGER
window.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. BAD
SANDS, Wholesale Dsggss, 100 Fulton, Of Wisn
ct rs Broadway and n Ess, rcsdwsy, NewYorE Sod
also by Druggists generally thron houI The United Ssss
Price oil per bottle, or ak bottles of Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19

New.York Their diseases were A. follows ApopIexv
/; Asthma Bronchitis, i Cholera Iuisniun. s.
Consumption. g. Commissions, 3 Cholera Norbu. \
Cancer. /. Disrrhea. ? Dropsy IN the head Dr..
sou.erev. .: Drowned . Den tition Erspels.
.,,,,oy. Tamor Of the brain. , Inflammation q ~
Ia liver. Inflammation OF the womb. Congesuos =
b.sn > ILLUMINATION Of the bowels inasmrnss,o, y
the lungs. Marasmas, Z scfoiula, ! stliborn. 3
Unknown. / . Whoopng cough, } DemeneN l.
Votnito Killed or Missed 5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19
RF,rTIEs OF THE OPERA.

" beautiful dress for four shlings can be had q
Mes.r- LANE PoRrESs, o. Calhaiine.sL see silver
tsemenL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19

BASyARD's PANoRANA.-This beautiful speci-
men Of ait will remSn with Us but a few evenings
longer and we hope will fail to visit it, This
afternoon there viii be exhibitions commencing at
and P NJ and those who cannot spend an evening
should improve an afternoon.