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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

FROM MATANOROs.-ln looking over our files OF
Ma;smoros papers OF the 2sth ut we ind the following
additional items OF news, which have not been publish
ed. On the 18th ult at fsndago near the steamboat
landing Sergeant Smoot belonging TO the Third Ora
goons was horribly stabbed TO death by one or more
Mexicars. The murderers escaped
In the case of Thomas Lewis for killing IL. b. Rhine
al Mansfield Texas on tbs 18th ult. an examination
was had before Justice T. 3 King at Point Isabel on
the 2ith ult In accordance with the testimony the
court rendered verdict ofhomcide, and bound Lewis
over in the Of two thousand dollars 70 appear al
the first term of the Circuit Court Of Cameron County
il confidently stated that Gen. Worths division VIII
be ordered 20 California The exciting rumor relative
70 the massacre OF Americans al Sao has proved IN
founded The paper states that Bustamente Arista
and Canalzo viii take nand the line Of the Rio
Grande mo. Com. Bulletin, July !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

LARGE HAUL BY A PIcKPocKET.-Mr. HOLSTER
B. Thayer Of Greenfield while Riddles Horse Mart,
Unionst this forenoon had wallet containing 81 600 in
bank bills chiefly on the Brighton Bank, stolen from his
psntaoons pocket Boston Journal 9th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

MURDER-Thos. Calvert, a white man. was
murdered at Grasse Point, Wayne CO. Mich. by John
Marsh coored man, the 18th inst The atiray took
place while they at work together Marsh settling
the whole bit Of an AK through Cslverts skull. The
negro was arrrsted and is now awaiting his eNsmna
fion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

wigs and scaps are far in advance of any hitherto offered
to the public for ghness, durability and natural appear
snce they are unequsled All persons wishing hrsrste
wig or scalp should fail call al the mandatory OF WIN
BACHELOR, Wall-st near Broadway. before 2ufchss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18
CRrrDs.-Thc Pennsylvania Convention of Uni

versalists which recently met at Easton,
Resoced, That in our opinion, Christianity Is not a
sectaianism but Gospel not creed TO be believed SC
much as life to live that il does not say TO al men
what is impossible that they should believe alike, ou
only commands them to live in love- act worthiy and
lean with devout trulhiuness upon the bosom oil The
Father. .
ResOlred That as followers Of Christ who IS the Mas
ter Of us all we should sincerely regret any enort %
establish subscription TO even the least vesnge OF d
creed in our denomination any other test OF Christian
fellowship but that of belief in the Bible, according to
each individuals Judgment; accompanied with pure
lie and honest and Independent seeking ai'er uin
for ones self That the largest possible freedom OF
thought and speech alone is consistent with the highest
manifestation Of Christianity
In regard to the proposed establishment OF a
Uhiversalist College, they
Resoir d, That we should specially deprecate the ex
islence OF denominstiond college with view &c
The establishment Of Theological Proiessorship for
the set modins OF the Unversslist Ministry That IN
best jud gmen the general history OF the result Of
Theological Seminsres has been that OF an inefficient
and pedsntic ministry and OF artificial and sectaraI
theology.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

Nor BAD.-A certain shrewd Bsrnburner says
the only thing which renders The result in this
state all questionable is the mschieyons attempts OF
few dissatisfied Democrats 10 third ticket with
Mr. Cass as the candidate BOch. American
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~ New-York Water-Cure Establishment,
IN peyr.au N n ProDriefor-Ths establish

ment Is uptown in Of the most pleasant and healthy
parts Of the city, containing some sixty rooms WI several
private parors good table for nyaids, or others WAC
wish good plain Diet Also, hne arrangement of pam
Work jy3 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

~ The Behm FIute.-A. O. BADGER. lSl Broad
way has constantly hand complete assortment OF Boz
Flutes Of his manufacture and particular pains VII De
taken with Flutes made order and In all cases warranted
TO give satisfaction and In addition can be found Pmp
Erss much admired music for the Flute published In num-
bers Al u each and his Qusdnes for Flute and Guitar also
nc stands Lc ie5H
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Of The WsterCure Manual, Handbook Of Hydfopehy,
&c &c Editor Of the WeerCure Journal and NE eafuee
American practitioner Of the mode and Dr. r. hoof
also pupil Of Priessnitz, receive patients as sooye'
sage week days, per steamboat Croton 81 r. h re9n
Market Jo'H
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importers and manufacturers OF human mar, "Ouo nloi
czens and strangers that they have hand the largest
the cheapest and the best assortment o. Wigs soaps ns
other ornamental hair which for pce and quaiiy are un
eq1alsd The trade supplied, wholesale and retail 2
Maidenlane, New York. le<< In
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n s CITY sad County " Ne i5S, from ne stl dIs q jay
20 tis l5ih day Of Jsly. 1873
Men. s0, Women. 50; Boys. ~ Girls. sj-Total 81
Diam, Dsscfscs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

MouKSru1 TRAGEDT.-The wife Of Mr.. William
Doran respectable farmer residing in the vicinity OF
Black Lake destroyed the life OF her boy years
Of age under the following eircumstAnces' AieI neI
husband hal left the house % attend 10 his work N the
fed she seut this boy who was cripple from curv a
ture OF the spine, and little daughter, into the wood
shed 70 pluck fowl sHe soon sent the little siI 70
sence;he seized an Ak and Al single blow nearly sew
cred the boys head from his body completely cutting
tbrough the bone We understand that Il appeared IN
evidence that the had for humber OF years past
-,en evidence Of alteration Of mind, has frequently
Slournsd that me and the boy were brrdens To the
mly aad that about two year, ago she made similar
attempt Ogdensbwgh Sentinel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18
POLITICAL ASPECTS IN MARYLAND.

The Independent Taylor Flag struck, General
Taylor having surrendered TO the Nhigs-
Motives and Results-The Free--oil Feel
ing in iiaryland-Hale and Van Bnren-The
Crisis-The Tribune's Position-Appeal 10
The Edifnr. &c.
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A WtSDFALL-We learn that lady formerly
Of dis city bat al present resident Of Camden, has
had beoueathed 10 her, 100000. by Mr. Townley an
English Nobemsn. VINO died recently. The news
brought by the steamship Niagara Phil Sun Friday.
Passions TO LITERARY MEs.-Pensions of 200
have been granted by the British Government 10 Carrie
ton the IRISH novelist and sheridan Knowles, the Irish
dramaflst
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CoAMEycEMESTs TO occ IRA number Of A

CONMENcEMENTs TO Ucc Uk-A number Of An
nusl College Commencemen's arc yet 10 occur Inc
following we believe, IS complete and accurate iis'
At Union College, Schenectady ana Hamilton College
Clinton \ INV Is al Amherst and Dartmouth,
July u az Burlington, VI august ? Il Wsterville
Ne Augest9; al Williamstown. Mass and Middlebury.
W August 10; al New Haven, August II al Harvard
Universitv Cambridge August . a; BOWdoin College,
Brunswick, Ne and Brown University, Prov sept ..
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FROM PUERTO CARELLo.-By the arrival o, the
Danish brig Otto, Capt Jaussen Ia days from Puerto
Cabeo we learn that the 18th June three of the four
vessels composing the Government feet had arrived
Msracabo in retreat from Gen. Psezs leet with which
they mad had battle, The latter was very strong in
force and succeeded In capturing one OF the Govern
ruent vessels; not, however, until she had been run
ashore and the crew escaped.
The Courier des Flats Ugis states however on the
authority OF private letters that General rae nsa az
lived III Jamaica the inference from which IS that be
has entirely abandoned the hope OF overcoming Pres
den, Monasas Should the news OF victory oy ni'
Feet be true il viii contribute materially to AID Inn oy
arousing new determination In those VINO are wen ~
deserted the cause 10 which he has embarked
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WrNcHrNpoN. June %. lsls.
ne " TTIf.ITI VIZ II" " 10 2 - =
INTERESTING LETTER


To 1lfF EDITOR The author of the following CON
muncaton is highly respected clergyman now pastor
of an orthodox church in neighborns town. and ioi
six wears ofciated as Chaplain in the United states
Army under Gen. Z. Taylor. He kindly sent me the
following letter in to some inquiries proposed
by me respecting the character views and habits OF
Gen Taylor and knowing that you are ready to publish
facts submit il to you for the information OF the public
Yours, respectfully JOSEPH WHITE
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Gen. TayIor,s Character and Views.

The following testimony comes 70 W III IdIhci
crcumlocutory fashion, but is very satisfactory IN
its tenor especially with regard to the Extension
of Slavery Our readers viii give it so much weight
as it seems Justly entitled to.
FROM tIe Worcester Mass True Wig july L.
INTERESTING LETTER
The writer of the following note, Deacon Joseph
White. formerly ofWest Boylston, now OF Winchendon
has long been fsvorably known in this county He
showed IL US the original letter from Rev Mr. L. which
we publish below. We do lot here give the name OF
the clergyman though it has We perceive already
zone forth 10 the public in cOnueI aOn with some
marks which he made at late meeting Of the associa
tion of clergymen of which he is member.
Our readers will here ind the testimony OF tins highly
respectable and devoted minister concidns with the
multiplied proofs from various quarters, where General
TAYLOR has been personally known concerning his pure
and lofty character In all that constitutes man OF
worth he is not only above reproach but he deservedy
holds rank for character among the nOblest men the
country has produced The more we learn OF him the
better he stands His friends invite scrutiny because
countrymen he can stand the test.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

- BURKE, the vioiinist, is giving concerts II
Roel ster assisted by Mr.. HoEEaAN.
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A HfsroFy o. rHE CouNrY or WEsTcHEsrEE. from is
Frs: Sefflsmen- 70 the Present Time BY RoErRr Bot
ToS, Jr For sale by Bel 4 Gould, l5s Nsssau-st ?
vols. 8vO
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BROADWAY
--.. -. n.n.nu..u .

CORNER OF BROADWAY AND PARk.PiACL,
Opposite the City Hall Park and Fountain
NETWORK.
Tyaasieaf Bo1yd 81 81 per Day
tallH PETTIBONE 4 TUCKER. Proprieiors
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WATERING PLACE.

an SPRING FAsHION-Just finished, The most sH
Ill splendid article offered, elegant rrench olA
Has at the low price of ~ usually sold Tor ~ Also
an article al q 80 and & 21-neal Hats At ~
jy7 I'm bhoWN, lio Sens. y.
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From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE April 1876 p.
Tie Vaig City Convcntion.Ciay in the Gscsnaant-TSe
SLAVE expedition of Gen. Patsso"s storss
The markets, &c.
The Wing City Convention assembled last night and
unanimously declared Mr. Clay be their first choice for
the presidency, Notwithstanding the general movement
among the leaders of the party favor of Gen. Taylor
They will select their delegates the State convention to-
morrow evening.
Tho bold attempt 10 carry oil vessel load OF slaves from
Washington has excited much interest in this city, well
curiosity know who the parties implicated in tho
The affair had been well managed. and was
evidently within of being successful. Had they
reached New Bedford, whiiher the schooner bound.
great would have been the rejoicing in ''Yankeedom"
An fire is reported have taken place in New
York night whilst Philadelphia also suffered to the loss
of about 100000 In the latter city, the two extensive
warehouses occupied by the firm of Patterson Co., with
$4,000 worth of goods destroyed General Patterson
who is now service of his country in Mexico, is the
principal partner in this firm The loss is supposed to be
covered by insurance. but all the Generals old family wines
destroyed
The MARkErs-In the Baltimore market this morning.
flour was duli and quiet Sellers anxious to sell at
SIS 81 buyers do them, only offering IS 30 for
Howard City Mills is nominal at S6, rye flour at
49, and meal at 81 25a " Hi Wheat is little firmer
with sales Of good prime red at lO 1914 cents and Of
white 1873 $50 cents; sale of family flour, white, at
l62 cents Corn is dull 40 IL cents for white and 43
cents for yellow. No change in provisions
Whiskey is dull at 22i 23A cents.
At New York. this morning. there was quite a snow
No sales of -four reported Genesee nominal at So l2
So rs; southern So a So IN Corn meal 81 Si
The grain market remains unchanged Wheat in fair
request. Corn dull but change in prices.
Provisions and groceries as last quoted
Holders of cotton firm, but buyers do not come for
ward freely; prices unchanged
Sugars in good demand. Whiskey 22 22A cents por
gallon
No tdngs, up this writing, of the steamer Sarah
Sands now ont 16 days, and due.
AT Philadelphia, this morning, stocks firm with mod
crate transactions There is change notice in flour
small sales Sc meal and rye flour as before.
Grain is quiet. Red wheat 1873 1873 cents Yellow
so a 81 cents; rye 70 cents oats "A cents
Provisions without much movement, and prices OK
hibit no change. Groceries steady.
Whiskey % 70 cents per gallon.
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FLOWERS AT AUCTION-On Thursday evening next.
+ the 10Th ia slant, o'clock, shall sell, my auction
store large collection of flowers plants, DC. from the
celebrated greenhouse Of Robert Halliday Of Baltimore
roses, cactus, NC.
Also quantity of large size standard roses, suitable for
cemeteries and country places Purchasers may be
that this sale will contain the very best and de-
sable plants, well the largest collection offered
II public sale in this city.
The plants viii be arranged for examination the morn
ns sale The attention OF the ladies is respectfully
luesed X. W. DYER, Auctioneer.
I'D
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.
NEw YoRK, April 10. 1919.

NEw YoRK, April l8 1874
To-day year ago, the battle Of Ceno Gordo
fought What page has been since opened la the life
OF the chief Ia that memorable scene Well may tho
cid that, quitting the sphere Of his tai
and his glory, he allowed himself to be used by his
friends their tle aggrandizemsnt and no'oriesy,
but to his special injury To few men Is II given to shine
alike in the battlefield and in the political arena
The wing majority in the Common Council achieved
last evening, very dismpuabe piece of partisan sSsa
ton They appointed in batch, under the gag OF The
previous transformation riding all the standing rules.
anu denying 10 the minority the cheap luxury oil inquiry or
discussonl50 ssioners OF deeds Always hitherto,
these Offices being rather legal and judicial in their char
acer, have been divided among both parties but in their
characteristic spirit of petty prescription the wings have
appointed more than five six denoc OF the 49,
The wing president of the board-Morrs Franklin-him
self living example of democratic berality In this
spect having made his living for years notary in Wall
street, urgent any for the full swing OF tho official
guotne. Ii is small matter any way, but proves tho
wing character as well AS though it were greater.
The mortality last week was 262-the lowest point since
last fall The diseases most fatal were-con,umpon "
commissions and Group III dopy in the head IL sryspe'
las IL yphus (and ship fever ~ inflammation Of Tho
brain ii smallpox IA
Rathor feat in the shp-buding line was accomplished
yesterday from the shipyard OF Mcsss. Barclay & Town.
send, Hoboken, of the ship 81 e. with hor mass ana
rigging all standing. and ready for sea-
The oporahouse has been reopened, but thus far with
ou drawing the former brilliant audiences. This Is tho
last week in Lent and is observed with strcness by the
Epscopaans and Catholics who constitute considerable
proportion oihe patrons OF the which may account
part for the thnness of the houses Another IL,
tiat New York tickle cyfcke woman or popular
y The opera has had its dayat least until next winter
Captain Canot is his trial to-day in the United States
court for being concerned in the slaveade, in charcrin8
and fitting the fast sailing ba9ue Chancellor in 1886
Madame Restes has got the Of appeals.
She will be beaten there and will then be satisfied prob
ably submit to her punshmenttar lighter than her
crimes deserve. Rich guilt fights hard.
Presto! what change In the weatherl From sun
shine and warmth it is to-day cold and lowering, and
threatens snow about as much as rain. FED.
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Nv a. NREEyV;, .9ssctaonlTr.

DWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUG
TlON-On Thursday, the 10th inst. shall sell on inc
premises, at o'clock, p. good twostory frame mousse
containing rooms, with carriage house ana s'aols,
lot No. h. square south Of square dig, cohang
1850 square feet of ground fronting on norm
tth and 9th streets N ,, c.
notes bearing interest deed given and deed OF ts
taken IL desired by purchaser. $SSz Of the credit can
no 10 tx vesrs fine chance for an Investment
April IS n. OnAA-S
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OBITUARY.

f In the city Of Baltimore the LIST day Of
April MARIA AMANDA wife Of Mr. WALTER NJ. CLAsxH.
formerly city daughter Of Mr. JosErH Of Ba
lady whose death here announced
had herself circle OF relatives and friends both
city Baltimore daughter wife, and mother she
and kind friend most sincere and Cath
Ole Christian devoted and pous Her last moments afforded s
surviving friends receive In her hope OF
happy Immortality founded the faith Of her adoption May
she rest in peace
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HANDSOME PISTOLS AND DOUBLE BARRELLED
II gun for sslsThese articles the property OF the fam
lily OF officer who lost his life In Mexico may be teen
the of Mr. A. Green until Monday, the x4lh instant
which day, 10 m, they will be set up at auction
In such is needless invite the sympathes OF the
public. April 20-Std.s
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Exhibition postponed for the want OF . clear SIAN.
SPLENDID EXHIBITION of the Minute Wonders Of the
- World with Kinds superior Compound Solar Micro
scope capable Of magnifyng objects fes million times, at
Temperance Hall on street. on Thursday Friday and 1,
last If the is To the increased desire to
witness this exhibition will BIO open each day from
o'clock a. IN. until O'Clock p. IN.
For particulars small bills. Admittance 70 cents
April 20--3t*
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r,o EFT house completely and elegantly furnished,
and most eIigbly situated In the First Ward "a.
Apply 10 Richard Smith, esq, cashier OF tns SacoRou
Bank
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NEW FANCY GOODs.-Hgh-baoIed Tuck Com'

NEW FANCY GOODs.-EIlgh-baokod Tuck Conss,
IN gloves, &c--JOHN H. GIBBS, having inst opened
an elegant of the above desirable and fashion
able respectfully invites the ladies' inspection OF the
same Also splendid supply Of summer fans, in every
variety folding e her, Chinese, willow. and palm leaf
which will be sold at prices to suit every customer
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
Auril 2O-3tf
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y-An Invitation having been extended to the Print
this District by the Committee of Arrangements
pointed the late meeting Of citizens to carry into effect
The for celebrating the French revolution on
Monday next oath instant unite in said demonstration,
public meeting of all printers in the city, and all persons
connected with the business, will be held this svenfnK a.
o'clock tho Adermens City Hail. TO take such &C.
ton may be deemed proper
April 20
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Rv n. GREEN; .ascffOneer.

Hv a. &REEsV, .3NcttOHers
TWO PAIR OF FINE PISTOLS AND HANDSOME
donhle In rolled gun at aucon-On Monday, the oath
inst ant shall sell mt my auction Concert Hail. Mt 10
o'cock n M two pair of fine pistols Zone Of them rifle
barreed and very handsome double oarree1 gun Al
in excellent order. A. EILEEN,
" nYu oo--3td+ Auctioneer.
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The subscribers propose TO commence, on the 10th OF
May, campaign paper under the title above, and to
tnue the same weekly, for the term OF six months pre-
ceding the presidential election. which is to take place in
November next The paper will be devoted exclusively
to the discussion and advocacy of democratic principles
and measures, and pledged to the support OF the cand
ates who may be presented for the sufrages OF the
American people for the two highest Offices in their gt
by the National Democratic Convention which VIII as
sembe in Baltimore in the month of May next.
TERMS: So
The Campaign will be edited by one OF the best pohh
cal writers in the country. 1t will be printed on NAM,
MOTH SHEET nearly fcioe the sze Of the Dany on'on'
and folded in convenient form Tor DindlhB al
ONE DOLLAR PER COPY.
Clubs will be furnished with copies Tor W.
% 10 10.
no. NOTTCE-Newspapers, by publishing NE dbops,,
together NTH this notice, until ths Gra o. June ~a
be furnished nth one copy Of the "Campaign;"
fhe last number of the CHAMPAIGN" will be pub
shed after the election and will contain the official re-
turns of the canvass in every State:
RITCHTE e. HESS
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oppression. and the recognition in all countries of the
great principles OF popular sovereignty equality. and
p9lheIhood Is al inns moment vsibiy commencing.
France ask themselves these questions; When and where
was ever so much achieved before. In short space OF
nme' In behalf OF human freedom When a revolu-
uon go complete ever before accomplished without blood
beds or violence, and might almost without commo-
uon How calm and sell possessed how full of high re-
SoVe ehngen with the true sprt OF Christian charity
dom on hose three memorable days OF February How or
DERBY and obedent to authority since! What wisdom,
and energy and elevated disnleresedness have marked
the whole demeanor OF Lamartne and his associates in
the government How regardfu OF popular rights
How rgid IN enforcing discipline yet how humane in
then treatment OF dethroned power 1t not the France
that She