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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25
The Compromise.

The following is the vote in the Senate, ON
Saturday, on the motion OF MIR. BALDWIN 10 strlKe
out of the Compromise bill all after the 2Oth sec
tion--thus leaving the bill to apply to Oregon
alone, which was disagreed to- by yeas II, nays
81, as follows
YEAs-Messrs Baldwin, Bradbury. Clarke, Corwin
Davis of Massachusetts,. Dayton, Dix, Dodge tech
Fitzgerald, Greene. Hale Hamin, Miller, Niles Up
ham, Walker-lL
NAys-Messrs Allen Atchson, Atherton Badger
Bell Benton Berrien, Borland Breese, Bright, Butler
Calhoun Clayton. Davis Of Mississippi Dicknson
Douglass Downs Foote. Hannegan, Houston, Johnson
Of MARYLAND Johnson of ouissna Johnson OF Georgia
King Lewis MaDgum. Mason. Metcalie, Pearce, Phelps
sebastian. spruance, Sturgeon, Turney, Underwood
Westcott Yulee-37.
The above is regarded as a test vote or nearly SO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25
RRoOKLYN AFFAIRS.

poIIcy.-Iohu II. Kelly, Mary Kelly, Ann Rel.
- NJ. Am t1yerad and Bddy Coates, juveniles,
gsre Arrested yesterday on charge Of stealing ladies'
ana .eyeral other articles Of trhing value. Up
on be.ng questioned By the Court John Kelly who e
about 10 years Of age stated mar ae ana ~, 'ssr o
49,. ui,5eat bringing something with them they
cc;ved severe whipping from their father and that
,hev mad lately been the habl Of stealing TO prevent
themselves frora being punished. Inc accused were
80 10 sn.wer.Jo John Flanagan was arrested yester-
dsy on charge Of violently ssssuting several little
ri. who are IN the habit Of r1nting their hoops in
front of HE residence IN Main-st One Of the girls had
her hand lacersted and another her earring torn out
by hls attempting 10 wres heir hoops from them, He
wss held 10 answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25

BATON RoCGE. July L.. 1873
Gentlemen. have the honor 10 acknowledge the receip
Of very polite and acceptable letter Of The ION INST
this moment received offering passage and state room
board the splendid steamship Crescent City, 20 New
York which Is 10 leave for thai place on sAur
day and, going 10 say, knowing the Wish OF
great number Of your friends in Newfo TO see Yea here
and would afford great pleasure 10 have you make the
rp on our ship" Having been recently gaed 10 the
command Of the Western Division Of the Army, Official
duties viii compel 10 forego the gratncaton It would
have Afforded me 10 accept your KIND inVaton as wei a.
10 hsve met on 50 favorable occasion, my friends
and Eel Owclzens Of the great emporium OF our country
Accept gentlemen. my most cordial thanks for The honor
done me on this occasion accompanied by sincere wishes
for your continued health and prosperity through long life
With considerations Of high respect snd esteem,
! remain, gentlemen, your most ooedieni servant
Z TAYLOR.
Mer.rs p NNlitrer Co Arenfs and Char Stodda ard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25

w large assortment OF fOoscap, French and American
leuer and paper wrapping paper bonnet r''e
Chessn back CANNON boards portfolios gold pens, Ing
sh and German ssies porcelain and transparent sates
goId ana silver penccs cardcases erssers pen and
desk ku yes papetenes French pump nks,ands bill tiles,
tfer cs sfee pens lead pencils syng cards domnoes,
yss.t cfgInters homes &c &c Blank books, full
neut Of every possible kind Copying presses, manifold
eller writer's Cro,on ink &c. &c. Printing ruling and bind
lng executed In the best style and a. 10y prices
FRANCIS LOUTREL,
IVA Marufscturllg stGilOaefs u MaideI-.zn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25
Later from santa Fe.

ST. Louis, July 30. l5is.-On the 2ltl oil May,
Gen Price was al Chibuahua awaiting oiiclal nouce Of
the Ratification Of the Treaty
Col Newly has made treaty with INC NaVaso IN
and horses captured By them -
Lieut. Royal had a skrmish with the Indians at Cave
Creek. in which three Americans were wounded ana
twenty.thr Indians killed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25
The Long-Islaud Press.

The Sog Harboy Coryector has still at the head
Of its columns. for President Henry Clay Tor wee
President, Mrard Fillmore. The Ca1eofor Is an un
anching advocate Of Free soil
The Gyeenp0n IlafchmGH lLoco-foco) does
not contain the Of any Presidential candidates at
Is head.
Tie Jamaica Democrat has both the Doughiace
and the Radical tickets at the head of its columns
Variety is the spice OF hte" Why does not 1t also run
40 the TAYLOR ticket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25

~ The Springfield Sentinel, which ac4uleseed
IN he BALTIMORE nominations at the time they were
,nsSe has hauled down the Coss and Butler flag and
announced that it shall oppose Gen Cssss election
he a. IN fsvoy n or viii acquesce in the extension Of
Slavery finding the proof ihst such is bis position IN
his let.r 20 Nj Nicholson Of Tennessee, wnicn was
written and published nsnths before HE nominsuon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25
II,HR NATIONAL wAsHINGTON NOM

III T..
noe ~ erecting Al he Seat Of Government IN me cry
bounded BY W arlington, and % territory common 20 me
wsos nlon sMonumeni purely nsons IN its character
have lad The cornersione and intend proceedng q once
s ne srectior The estimated about $4,000, o.
hi.b shont AGO 900 u now hsnd Consisting % par a
s1 600 which was collected In Subscriptions o VI shout te,
ysar. .iecs $1,000 u which collected BY kosnexer
bnr The agent for the State u New fork "a me sceu
nnj.4d Interest and plgt Of collections made ~ s,fs
recently appointed under the direction Vi Hon Ensls Wv nn
,esey General Agent. Collectors are now pelnf spS
In s parts Of the country, and The returns wncb e.
give every enco1r azement 70 The oenef hes y. T., 80,
people VII cordially respond 10 tns eau or - ~ o,Ss
way sectional, and appealing to every sename1S ~ w.
and patnotlsm Committee OF genen'ssI, ~ Sstv :,
and Hrookvn having been requested 20 aid tne S"ey N
is eoectioas have selected John A. Unesrs1od "a ~
their Agent He has given Sonc. ~, 70 him
W. y. .,nsn1. collected Hs Office Is No ~ Merchsns
- Hsnoyerst where the Address Of NE Conmi'.se
80 10 siosd and The best assurances reserved nu mo
sI Iii - xpend In tbs proposed, Win an- re-
iuhos va and economy Every Subscriber Of - OF
soss \. furnished with design Of the Monument re.
o ~ w ash'natou or both. and required TO VINE ms
800 IN book 10 be hereafter deposited In re Monument
N B Ths Natonai Moanmeni must no, Be e2aioana ,
Il . no, la,srcsd 70 confc' VA !"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25

OLD ZACH AND THE MISSISSIPPI REGINENT.-
The LouisrNe Journal says The Mississippi Resi.
ment numbering about 800 came up from New-Orlesns
on the steamer General Lafayette. Al Baton Rouge
they found General Taylor upon the wharf and gave
him three tremendous cheers. The whole might o.
their lungs was wreaked upon the effort One OF the
nest known snd most respectable gentlemen Of this
state who up on the Lafayette informs Us Una,
he made n his business 10 20 among the officers and
men Of the regiment and TO make inquiries a. TO thei,
VOTES upon the Presidential question and that he did
On, ind SOLITARY man among them all Eho did NOT aror
d,,,yrniaafion 10 rois for Gen. Taylor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25

The brother Of the shah Of Persia has arrived At -
Petersburg One may regard this as the first chapter
of long history The shah is eaten up by the govt
and is not presumsbe that he will live long time
With this in view the Gar is without doubt not very
sorry TO have Bahamsn- Mira under his hand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25

r5~ A writer in the Richmond Wig says that
The very ancient town of JAMESTOWN Va Is now al
most entirely submerged by the washings OF the james
River and there is danger that the whole place WILL in
few wears be entirely overlooked.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

-. Thelctter from Paris published yesterday IN
this psper from ALBEIT BRISBANE Ills name "ou'u
have been attached 10 It but for mistake
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25
GENERAL NOTICES.
ry- American Hydro-rherapeutic Institute
~ PhrenologIsfs and Publishers, fowLERs
WELLS Clinton Hal. 1871 Nsssau-s- y Y.

rY- American Hydro-rherapeutic Institute.
r. T. TAIL, MD who started the hrs WalerCute msu'
ion In this country receives nyads his commOdiOus
tH5shment ID Laghsi door from g. Johnspark HIS
plan Of treatment combines all the known remedial adapa
ions ofbathng with variety Of physiological and mechan
cal appliances peculiarly his own, and diet anc regimen
mike those Of any other City establishment No drugs
whatever are ussd-war air. food and exercise being NE
oly therapeutic ins,nmenales. Patients are provided
with key the PARK giving them access at al times 70 The
mos, delightful and sa.ubrOus promenade ground IN New
YORK Day patients accommodated Consultations 81.
I've lmOss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25
By telegraph TO the Ntw-YCrk Tribune.
The Letter of Nomination


The National TutslligeHcer has positively ascer-
tanned that Cen Taylors nomination letter ad-
dressed to him by Gov. Morehesd- is in the dead
letter Office In Washington
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25

" The total loss by the burning OF the carpet
factory of Samuel Scott Philadelphia, noticed by our
Philadelphia correspondent this morning, is said TO
have been $4,000 OF which $4,000 only is covered by
Insurance i'm the Franklin Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25

u A Barnbuner meeting was held at Homes
dale, Pa few days since The Democrat published at
nst place, ssys the meeting though not large, was
pee'sbe In point OF numbers and at least four times
!. large ss the Csss ratification meeting held at the
ss9e place few weeks before.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25

OHIo.-k large and very respectable meeting
VS. hold =, ebanon on the 18Th 10 rsrfy the nomna-
don Of Taylor and Fillmore. !EhzMIAH aosnow pre-
sided sririted resolutions were unanimously passee
= N ME snd NJ Hart addressed the assembly
with .rea, sbilty and listened to with marked At
tsrton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25

LAMARrlSE-The Sun publishes telegraphic
message from Paris, up to Friday night, the 7th the
only item of importance find in it, is the following
umor
Lamarne does not intend to travel TO the East as
hss been announced but he has made preparations to
bsve for the United states from Havre on Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25
AWFUL MURDgR.-Magneuc Powder for The

Il AWFUL III hDEk.-Nagneuc Powder, fOr the
IL destruction Of all kinds u nsects cocroaches, moths
IS mrske,oes, bed bugs and various other insects
Ps for the destruction Of rats and nice, within I've
minutes afer being thrown IN heir vicinity Warranted
without poison Price, dask box 50 cts This powder
been examined by the Medical Faculty Of France Rus
Sweden and Denmark from al Of whom he provided
with ample testimony Of IL superior efficacy. Principal
Depot. "a Broasway fiy22~sl z LYOSG co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25
Farther Foreign Items.

AxorlrrR PrAxrr-A tenth plane, belonging 20 the
group which revo.ve between Mars and Jupiter. has
just been discovered By Professor ANser OF Leyden
L calculated that tins lnci performs - revolutions
round the sun IN three years and eight months
NEw srors on rHE SuN-A very large cluster Of
spots hss Just appeared says London paper on the
eastern margin OF the sun. which are moving onward
toward center Of IL disk This cluster i visible %
the naked eye aud is one Of the largest observed
Is length being calculated ~ 10000 miles end rs
breadth ~ 20OO0
RATIO oF MORTALITY IN LoNDoN-Ihe number Of
Geaihs IN ne Metropolis during the week ending >tar
Gay, July l. ~as 100 being " more than the week be-
fore and J7 above the average OF tae preceding I'VE
vpr.ngl. the deaths, 3i5 we're occasi0ned by cpl
tcric and contagious diseases. The births In the week
were l,5J2.
HrsroEr or TIM LANDED GENrsy Tho supplement-
90 Mr.. Burkes Important work. The History VI the
Landcd Gentry OF Great Britain ana Ireland has lust
appeared Il contains the historical gcneaOcy o. above
so additional families with references 70 upward OF
1000 persons connected with them by marriage or de-
scent This work has a national value and u chsrsc
tcrized a. a correct record Of descent lLw. Mail
SINGULAR OccrRRENCE-T LirUp,9i MAI says
On Friday last VI. Harris, 0i the Equestrian Tavern
London after posting about go letters experienced an
extraordinary sensation of the tongue, which sweet %
an alarming Size Surgical AID being procured the usual
remedies were applied with success u appears that
there was some poisonous iegredieti ~ ne seiGiH'us
mater usld for az postage slnrs.
NV ZEALAND Gu,L-Cousijerablc quantities Of the
Tree have been shipped 10 the United states by the set
tiers az Auckland and Nelson.
Cattle. SC. ~ NEwLEALAND.-Creai numbers Of
sheep and cattle have lately been shipped from New
South Wales 90 NewLeslnd. in which latter colony
several iock mast have settled and have already De
gan 10 grow wool Tor expectation % England
CRoNwELI's NELL.-Ihe ancient well known A.
the Lyndon Pearl n W stbromHch bad narrow
escape ON Wednesday week when The spring was a.
tempted 10 be stopped up The nhabiisns on hearing
~. H. .fsafH.f. f.ar fh.f
lection OF the srianed well which possesses, IN add
ton the virtues % is waters celebrity the spot
where Oliver Cromwell and his troopers halted to r.
fresh themselves during one Of their marches
lEnglsh paper
4 GrPsy's DowRy.-Thenr was Gipsy's Wed
ding at Upton Bishop saturday, aud W. are informed
that the parents oi the bride enabled 70 give her
the handsome fortune OF four thousand pounds Tax
ing IT, however a. one fourth or even one eighth Of
that amount this ia dowry such as falls 10 very lew
indeed OF the industrious classes tleret ENG Jour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25
~ Wig and Tonpee.

= WIFE
Wigs and scaps far IN advance u any hitherto oneren
70 the pubc for lghtness durability and natural appear
ance they are uneqused. Al persons wishing hfstfar
wig or scalp should fal 10 cal al the mandatory OF WN
BACHELOR, Wal-st near Broadway, before gifchas-
Ing elsewhere Private for httDg Wigs JyoIhSNIu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25
NOTHING LIKE LEATHER.

lIOSE FOR The CROTOS WATEh, lof nfe-ensmo.f
segmbos.s etc msnuscrurec from The bees
leather With wrought copper nyets always % manu- 10,
FOR s4le at the lowest prices BY -. ~. ~ -
.,vo s.ns TOffS u ROWir co !" T-rrv"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25
AFFAIRS IN EASTERN EUROPE.
Tr,a..,.d 90 Tie Tfta.e rsn pr. ragsr.- l. Sai'.

METIERNCH
Public attention hes been drawn il Germany to
correspondence Of Prince Metternieh, which MSS
been seized st the Custom House and which had for
its % ect as it sppears to form league Of MOBILES so
as to resist for tue interest Of the great proPretors
the influence OF Democratic IDEAS The letters seized
were sent after they were read, 70 the persons 70
whom they were addressed.
This incident has brought light certain facts that
were wanting in the biography OF Prince Metierneh,
and which are published by the EoeaiHs Gessfs OF Vi.
emma. We republish them without any commentaries.
They explain the diplomatic relations of Austria and
Russia.
Is When the Emperor Alexander the point Of
quitting the Congress OF Vienna he proposed 70 the
Prince 70 keep up with him sp- "a! corresPondence
independently OF the exchange Of Cabinet couners
and he offered 20 the Prince J0uDD ducats fclluVIu
20 cover the expense The Prince answered, that II
was necessary that the Emperor should be previously
informed of this proposition II. " the Emperor was
astonshed At H. and said sharply that he would think
Of L. The next day he said 10 Netteruch-' Listen ]
have rejected about TINS affair. could not hinder
you from corresponding with the Emperor OF Russia
and as our Cabinets IN smcable relation. this cor
respOndencc would be more useful than injurious
for regard you an honest man. therefore accept
the proposition
This correspondence continued without Interrupt
ton until the death Of the Emperor Alexander After
mess arose between the two Cabinets, and went 50
far that the Archduke Ferdinand dE5tc who was sent
10 St PETERSBURG 20 compliment the Emperor vas at
tackled on the route by III ioHH0,ic rrGtqfg
Prince MCiieruich received ~ this time letter
from the Car in which : excused himself for not
having known before the relations Of friendship that
had existed between the Prince and his brother Aexsn
der lie added that il his most lively desire that
the Prince would accord him the same friendship Ind
begged him 10 continue the correspondence, engaging
himself % pay MIN 1900 ducas year. Meiternich
continued to receive this money up 70 the 10Th Of March
last
In this way have at present, the key TO the pol
tics OF Austria and Russian relative 10 the principal
Ties of the Danube as wen Croatia and Servis IN
war with Turkey the conclusion of the peace and
especially in all that the mouth Of the Danube
What Mettench got for each separate act OF high trea
son il more easy presume than 10 calculate He
probably did not receive smaller sum than the sysie
fnstzed bonus ne received for every state loan aud
this series without end of msyersaton Of public iunds
Joined 10 prodga expenditure and subsidies gwen to
absoutism all over the world, has brought on those
financial entertainments which threaten 10 crush Aus
tri4 after the loss she has suffered Of her political lniu
ence in the East by traitor who has done more harm
TO the Empire than the Turk, Gustayus Adolphus and
Napoleon, all together"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25

IsDnSA-Henry Secrest, last Winter chosen a
Loco Foco Elector in the Tippecanoe District has
declined standing for Cass j. b. Nees, substitute
has done likewise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25

~ The BGhm Flute.-A. @. BADGER. lSl Broad
Tsy has constantly on hand complete assortment ofBnn
flutes Of his manufacture and particular pains VIII ne
taken with Flutes made order and IN ali warranted
10 give satsfaction and Ia addition be found PHILIP
Ersgs much admired music for the Flute Published Ia uu
bers each and his Quafres for FLUTE and Guitar rso
music stands kc je5f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25

The affairs Of Hungary are no worse only in the SIT
ting Of the 22d of June the Minister Of Finance came
near being sssassinsted. Twenty men tried to pene
trate into his hotel and he only saved by the arr
val Of the National Guard The next day they arrested
servisn who was compromised in this affair and bis
examination, they say, has exposed the traces of
vast conspiracy Of the reactonts whose center was at
Agram
Ilyria and Croatia still keep themselves aloof from
the Hungarian movement and seem to wish to put i'm
pediments in its way They say, however, that there
has been negotiation between the Baron Jelachich
and the Hungarian Minister, and that they may lead
TO an amicabe arrangement On the other hand Count
Albert Nugent, Commissary Of the Bannat nominated
by NJ Jellachch and who has put himself at the head
of the Insurgents boasts loudly OF his desire to over
throw the Hungarian Ministry and establish the ancient
order of things There is talk OF several thou
sands of muskets forwarded to Croatia end seized on
the route by the Hungarian Police.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25
~ Wnter-Cure Establi.hment, Oyster Bay

T. I 3 mlles rom NeW-4 orr -JOEf. sHkWl IU tlllOI
Of The Water Cure Manual, Hand Book Of Hydropshy
&c &c Editor Of ths Waer Cure Journal md the sssies
American practitioner " the mode, and Dr. r. hoOfi
also pupil OF Piessniz, receive patients az shove fa-
..ge week days, per steamboat Croton Il r. NJ Fgloh
MarEel loo "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25
Presidentlul-A Vote on Lake Huron.


Steamer Queen City LAKE HURON July 10, l5is.
The passengers on board the elegant steamer
Qaeen City on her trip from Buffalo to Chicago
resolved after a long discussion nPon the nomina
lions OF Generals Taylor and Cass, and also inre-
gard TO the recent popular movement OF the advocates
Of Free Territory and of the proposed nomination of
bird Candidate for the Presidency the Buffalo Con
vcaton on the sh Of August to proceed to vote Of
those on board which resulted as follows
For Gen. 2. Taylor 81
The Free Territory candidate TO be nominated at
Buffalo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
Declined voting .......... 10
md the same was ordered published in The Ne,c York
ribsas OF the 81 voting for Taylor, Is declared for
him a, present but asserted they would vote for a
Free Soil Candidate If one shall be agreed by the
esfelo Convention.
The Taylor men were loud in their assertions that
Areeiourths OF the passengers would support Old
Zach and hoo,ed at the idea that haltdozen Wings
could be found on board who rejected the Taylor nom
nstsn- The passengers voting represented eleven
States and the result strongly exhibits the great hold
We important question Of Free Territory has on the
assrts of the people The Taylor men were dumb
kahded when twenty nine gentlemen declared their
snslie1able determination not TO vote for Taylor.
Thus onward rolls the bail OF Freedom.
The GREAT LAKES.
The preference Of the advocates OF Free Territory
''s President were divided between Henry Clay and
John Mclean
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25
TYPE roR SALE.

snA LBS. MiEION TYPE, the s~lse a. lsssiy use1
j ,.)UUon this paper, al ~ Gents per 10 -
TO- be Agate lately osei 10 our snF~usink
columns, al IS cents per 10. -.
TRIMS CAsH.-lt may be purchased 10 qganiue. 20
suit applicants. GREELEY 4 HcbbhAln
,nyig
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25

IL Col. JAMES NJ. CALHOUN, OF De Kalb has
been nominated from the With District Of Georgia
As the Wing Candidate for Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25
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Tie Daphra nj Filter 10 In s operation unauenoee y ~
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