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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-16
Pennsylvania.

Extract Of letter from one of The most nprigh 'H
Of the Keystone State. ,os
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-16

Tho subscriber has loaded and a
cessive minutes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09
Liverpool Cotton Market.

FRIDAY EVENING Aug p
The quantity Of rain that has "a Zen during the
week. and the injury which Las been thereby
done to the crops, have naturally produced some
what depressing effect on the Cotton market and
as the quantity OF cotton daily On sale has been
more than the demand could readily carry of,
rather slight Reduction in price in some cases IN
the inferior and mddng descriptions, may have
been submitted to but this has cot been general.
The busine this week, with six thousand bales
to-day and a ste adler market, amounts to 1886
bales, including LOO American on speculation,
and 1866 American, 100 Pernambuco and 20 Surat'
for export. The quotations, according to the stan
dard now adopted by the Brokers Of Association,
are Fair Upland, I'D Fair Mobile, iid Fair
Orleans iid. The import Of the week is 3eo75
bales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09
Senator Fcote on Free Soil.

II would appear from the following Characters
nc epistle addressed TO the Editor OF The Prisoners
Fri<ad by the somewhat irritable Mississippi Senator
that be is opposed to Cspita Punishment and that his
.hreas to brother Senator was merely bsdnage. He
stopped TAe Friend because It's Editor is independ
enough to express in his columns the principles OF
'ashington Jefferson. and Franklin
SENATE CHAMBER, July ~. lsiS
pKAR Sra When formed my acquaintance with
you here was impressed most fsvorably by your de
neanor and CONVEX sation Several weeks ago. think
In your second number received by me) discovered
come tokens OF the Abolition spirit which dissatisfied
me that wrote you letter, enclosing the offensive
paper and requested you send no other number OF
the same. rejected upon the phiisnthropc object Of
your paper and determined TO tear up the letter and
wait Tor farther Developments The number Just re-
oeived sstishes me that longer as a Southern
senator, continue 20 take The Prsonsrs Fr,eud beg
leave therefore 20 return the number now transmitted
With the that my conduct IL dctsted bv no
personal 81 will Be kind enough send your account
Tor the numbers heretofore received | will paw il
promptly.
In great haste beg the honour to be. &c. &c.
Ii. s FOOTE
TO ths Editor Of rAs Py,sere,'s Frissa Boston, Mus
On the outside Of the letter the following writ
EN- In bold hand;
When recognize Franklin &c An Abolitionist In the
resent odioos sense Of the word, shall to rss
P"hS II .. FooTE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09
IRELAND.
The TriaIy-Famine.

LIvERPooL, Aug. -.
Irish affairs have lost much Of their interest and
now begin to be regarded with indifference not
only by the people bat by the Government
The State trials have so far resulted III the con-
viction of one only of the chief leaders, John Mar
tin. proprietor of the FeloR newspaper, who was
found guilty, and has been sentenced Tor 10 years
transportation
In the case of O'Doherty the second Jury were
unable to agree upon verdict. he is still con
fined. and at the next Commission the trisl Will
he again repeated. The Government have de-
termined upon issuing Special Commission Tor
the trial of Smith O'Brien and the other captured
leaders in Tipperary.
From every part of Ireland the reports give but
moor hopes of saving the great bulk OF the Potato
Crop. added to which it is reported that the tram
Crops will be below an average.
The reports of famine have attracted the atten-
,ion of Government. Measures have been adopt
cd for ascertainng the real state of the case, and
Lord John Russell has announced in the House OF
Commons that should the fears now INDUCED IN
BY large portions of the population prove well
founded. Parliament shall be at once called to-
gether to adopt such measures as may appear ne
cessary for relieving the evil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09

DrsrREssISG OccuRRESCE.-On lhursdey eve
n; Iast the 3ls. of August says the B0JnsooT0 lM1
OF r,IIor hesrt rencing scene was enacted IN MID
sls,ovn Frederick Co A young lsdy named sponn'
who had ust returned home from the camp meruu Z
rssr Frederick visited the house Of Mr. Haroaugh Al
a,ed man who il laboring under deranseu rnt u
mind and scarcely had she entered before the old gen
tleueu seized Ratchet and gave her tnrse oio"s on
the head LAYING the skull open so as 70 expose the
brsin 70 fuli view Her recovery s extremely DOUBT
fnl she Il a relative of the old man.
Lone AND SEVERE DRourH--Our Cape towns
e.nsc;srv those below Barnstable-have suffered
r,ncI from the excessive heat and dryness OF the
xss,her which has now been prolonged 10 perioc OF
ever seven weeks All the Autumn crops VIII be great
- 5gyrirIshed and some viii be almost lost Inaish
e., IA 40 shriyeled and backward that our farmers 90
~, ,h,,L /, will be worth harvesting and are, In some
:.,snrs. cutting I'D whole fields Of II for fodder 70
.unnIv the Mace of grass which has JAILED also on a.
is5d. nor low and naturally wet barnstaole Pa,riot
r-p There was some excitement created IN
- On one day last week, by couple OF 9esils
u,r and laas from Maryland. proving the streets 10
search of a coiored woman 10 whose person thc LAY
Mr. Town,end alleged she had a better claim IN AZ
she the colered person. had 10 herself lhe eo1oIeI
woman came TO this quarter about year ago, quo
c,s. q, be free BY the will Of her deceased mistress
The adv who says she Is her property offered to give
her the freedom she 10 entitled %. Tor soo on coma
or sh would 20 back with her and serve two year'
moro in bondage but she thought II most prudent to
law claim 20 hsr own person while in possession Oh Il
and remove IL out Of their reach which with the As
..tsnce OF friends Of her own color spears sue Ta
ens5led to do West Chester ,Pa) Register 9te-
~ A Camp Meeting is in progress neal
Warrington oiry which s'rsstsd over '' vehicles Oh
SUNDAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09

ALBANY, \. Y. July 81, lsie
Hon joins GAYLE: Dear Str have your letter
of the 18th inst but my official duties have been so
pressing that have been compelled to neglect my pr
vate correspondents. had also determined 10 write
no letters for publication bearing upon the contest IN
the spproaching canvass But you desire some
information for your satisfaction in regard to the
charges brought against me from the south, on the
Slave question, have concluded TO state orieDy my
position.
While was in Congress, there much agitation
on the right of petition. Ny votes will doubtless be
found recorded uniformly in favor OF It, The rule upon
which acted was, that every citizen presenting re-
spectful petition the body that by the Constitution
had the power grant refuse the prayer OF IT, was
entitled 10 be heard and therefore the petition ought
TO be received and considered II right and reasonable
the PRAYER of should be granted but If wrong or I'M
reasonable il should be denied think all my votes
whether the reception Of petitions or the conscefs
ton OF resolutions, will be found consistent with TINS
rule.
have none of my Congressional documents here
thew being at my former residence in Buffalo, nor have
access to any paper memOrdnd1 10 refresh my re-
collection, but think at some time while IN Congress
took occasion TO state IN substance my views on tne
subject OF Slavery in the States Whether the
were reported or not am unable 10 say but the sub
stance was that regarded Slavery as an eVi out one
with which the National Government had nothing 70 10
That by the Constitution OF the United states the whoe
power over that question was vested IN tne seNerH
States where the Institution was tolerated II tney re-
sarded il as a blessing they had constitutional rient
10 enjoy IT, and If they egarded it en- evil they had
the power, and knew best how 70 apply the remedy
do not conceive that Congress had any power over H.
or was any way responsible for us continuance IN
the several States where existed have entertained
no other sentiments this subject since examined u
sufficiently to form an opinion. and doubt not that all
NV acts public and private will be found in accordance
with this view have the honor to be. your ooed l.
servant, WILLARD FILLMORE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09
FRANCE.
The late Insurrectiou.

The European Times says All Europe has
boen amazed at the disclosures which have been
made by the publication Of the report on the late
Instructions.
Never in the history Of the world has such a
mass Of folly, crime, secret viany, open violence,
infatuation, and reckless daring been presented
TO the world.
It's quite impossible, from the vast prolixity Of
the Report, which occupies three large volumes
TO give to our readers anything like summary OF
the contents. We must limit ourselves TO de
.cribing the effect which the perusal has produced
in our minds
The continental news generally is pacific. In
the early part Of the week there was little I'M
easiness in regard to France. Much apPrehen
sion exists in reference to the probability OF
another outbreak in Paris, and the occurrences Of
the week seem to show cause for the anxiety so
generally expressed
The Socialist Confederacy mas extensive infu-
ence among the operatives OF Paris, Lyons, and
all the principal cities Of France, and the audacity
maintained by Proudhon, Louis Blanc and others
implicated, in the former contest strengthens the
presumption that the Government are unwilling
to proceed against them from a fear OF conse-
Quences.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09
Kentucky Convention Question.

The Dayton Tn IVsssly Bulletin, anew neutral
Just established by Csruen Wilson Decker contains
the following
The vote in favor OF Convention IN hentueAy %
slavery l. NOT 40 heavy as was anticipated Il was at
fr.t represented as much larger By the ocs returns
published in the Frankfort Commonwealth, when they
have been careful NOT to add up appear tss ou OF
ITO 003 vote. only 10 2- were IN favor Of the Conven
ton This is falling OF Of 1925 votes since 1ri1 ms
is the more singular there scarcely thinking man
in Kentucky who does not feel that slavery Is an evu
however loath he may be TO scknowlsdse IL 20 con
Of the most respectable and influential merchants OF
Louisville he stated tina, he did not believe there Vas
family in that CRY whose slaves we're not pecunsfy
charge upon their master Inc vote OF .S'
ssisnihcan, coincidence. True liberty and true Know
edge 20 hand in hand. ,-
81 u. fran whom re trIfh rfk~s Tree
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09
ALLEN DODwORTHs
ppYuATE DANCING ACADEMY.

4p Broome three doors west o. broadws III,
TINE CLASSES FOR THE ENSUING SEASON WIZ
nannsnee on Tuesday October . Persons wishing to
become uupils viii please call and enter th-r names
ladies' and Chidrens Class Tuesdays and Saturdays
Gsntlemeu's Clsss on Tuesdays and Fndaysst s.
puyste Morning Class, Al II o'clock, will be FOL ed for
r,s who nav not desire join the larger Csss Sorees
twice a month exclusively for Pupils.
Private Lessons any time not occupied BY the asses
AL the fashionable Dances taught Including the Polka Re
lou, wsxoqrka yalss Celafius, yssa Deux Temps and
Gina Tempe: also two Dances La Gisele, taken from
The Ballet OF that name and adapted the Bal Room by
me celebrated Mons Cesrns and the Redowa Polka
on me most beautiful Dances now In use.
Mfr DODWURTh fsters himself hat he 10 peculiarly
ou.i ed a. Teacher Of Dancing having been connected
WIN this An for many YEAR, and having always svaed
himself every opporiu y 10 perfect hmsef for bis pro-
fce.on His musical education VII certainly afford him
every advantage that can be derived from that Arr
Acknowledging. win gratitude, the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed upon him. he those who may
favor him IN future that they rely receiving insc-
ton in correct and fashionable style Of Dancing
n lueo< lHp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09

"a; st. Petersburg. Further details are ssyet not
known. The Prussian Messenger at St. Peters
burg has arrived here with the Vienna mail The
same train has also conveyed a Russian Courier.
VINO SAYS be will not vouch for the authenticity O.
his Intelligence, from cur correspondent. who in
general may be relied upon. although " must cou-
fess there are grounds Tor t.sguietude on account
Of the uncertainty Of all news coming from Russia
The Bresiau G0-etfe contains the same inte'li
gence but adds that nothing bas been heard Of the
enleu,e, which were reported 70 have broken out
at Warsaw. That intelli9 .sce, therefore. ap-
pears t. be without foundation.
The LoHd0a TtBses of the nth doubts the above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09
ICELAND.
The Chnrtiats.

The Chartists of England and Scotland have
caused some uneasiness the public mind Tor
some time past, but the abortive attempt at revo-
linton made at the close of the last week has con-
siderably mitigated the fear previously INDUCED
in. though the discovery of pieces, pistols loaded
70 the muzzle. daggers and swords, bail car.
trdges powder, fire balls, lucilers, proves the
existence of a conspiracy, widespread IN ITS ma
ture and diabolical in its designs. These designs
appear to have embraced extensive incendiarism
in the manufactures and the chief towns IN the
manufacturing districts, coupled with which were
to have been massacre, robbery and the destruc-
ton OF Governmental authority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09
TAYLoRs CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO.

feet Of
The achievements Of The American Army In Mexico. DUR
Ing the late witt hat beautiful snd interesting country
wei known 10 The American people and The world
The brilsncy Of or n that without psra
lei Ia the history Of the Humsn TO Illustrate those
achievements 10 portray the Circumstances and incidents
connected herewith thus pcsorsy connect the pas,
with the present, show to The PEorLE or rms GssAr
RErUBLc the soldiers passed through, Is tho de-
sign Of this GREAT NATIONAL WORK. and when It 10
recoleced that exhibits. with astonishing hdeliy TO
ure the marches. encsrpmeuls battles, and al the para
pheruss OF song and victorious camp asn extending
hundreds Of miles OF enemy's eoantry mountain
and river land and showing nature in her widest
and in her mildest forms, the spectator Il struck
ishment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09

MONEY MAKKEr-Fnday evening. The Eng
lish funds have experienced rise to-day OF hall
per cent The first quotation Of consols was s5i
10 l. and the weather continuing tolcraoly clear
the effect OF a number Of purchases was to send
them mp to s6s for the 9TH OF Sept The last price
was -6s to T. Bank Stock closed at SOS to ! three
and quarter per cent. 81 to !, long annuities
q to Is 10 India Stock 235 to 2i9' India Bonds
10 to %; Premium and Exchequer Bills March
32s TO 35s June 25s to 2ss premium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09
GENERAL NOTICES.
- mr.. Morehead,. Graduated magnetic

" Uf. W0rfHtHus 0sFHuuH'FU l""k"tf'
MAC biue.-These new aud beautiful Instruments CON-
bns advantages not possessed by any others In neat
aud portable compass, SIMPLE supply OF the me-sVing
influences Of elect rretsu may be instantly obtained
use i, with perfect In al zervOus diseases the r.
feet Of these instruments "a truly wonderful AID our most
distinguished physicians highly recommend them. They
are not lab TO Of Orner and accompanied by
new manual with full directions for Price com
nI.e and warranted Manufactured and sold wholesale
and re- all By d. L. MOkkhEAD W.
AZ 2yos l8Z Broadway y. I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09
ITALY.

The Italian question is yet unsettled. The wan
ton siege and bombardment OF Bologna served to
exemplify the old spirit OF Austrian despotsm,
while the patriotism and vslor OF the citizens, and
the manifestations that have taken place in their
favor, show that the spirit of resistance has not
been quelled by recent reverses.
Charles Albert's addresses evince undated cour-
age and confidence The intervention OF France and
England continues Rumor goes so far as to ascribe
to Austria and the Frankfort Assembly areadiness
TO be content with the frontier the Adige. leaving
Lombardy to join itself to Piedmont or Switzer-
land. This may form the basis Of a settlement
but only OF temporary one There cannot be a
permanent peace while Austria retains sway over
any portion OF the Peninsula.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09

MONEY RECOVERED The money 10 the amount
OF 5000 which was stolen from Mr. James Taylor az
bar.room Al saxonvile on Monday evening was reco-
verei the next morning The thief (most probably
woman finding that she closely followed up,
threw it fence, in the hope probably of reclaim
ing il hereafter The search next morning, however.
discovered it, and the money was returned 10 Mr..
Tov1o~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09
r. The New.Jer,ey Water Cure Establish.

menf situated in the Orange Mountains a. South Orange
New Jersey IS miles from NewYOrs, on the line OF me
Morris and Essex Rairoad-Dr MEEKER returned rom
Germany two years SINCE where be made the Waer-CuTe
his particular sudy aud has erected entirely new and
extensive for the most I'M
proved English having private bath attached 10 each
The walks and roads opened through the mountains
very extensive and give view of The whole surround-
ing country, Sew-Ycrk Cry. &C
The for south Orsnl leave the foot OF Cortandst
al o'clock A NJ and p NJ arriving at South Orange In
about one hour All letters addressed to Dr. c. H. MEExER,
south Orange NJ J. viii receive attention. snl II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09
NETWORK TRIBUNE.

VERMONT ELrcrioN.-The ADQRy Ereaiag
Jouri.al has returns for the House OF Representa-
tves from 1873 towns. which show the following
result Wings n Free-Soilers 50 Hunkers y {;
No choice g. The vote on Senators Governor aud
Congressmen in the above towns, is said to be
equally favorable 10 the Wings.
In the First District Hon. WILLIAM Henry,
big, is certainly reelected 70 Congress. So says
e.. z Brai>ieb0rO' Ph0Rir.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09
RUSSIA.
Reported Revolution

Advices from Breslau, Aug. 10, say that revolu-
ton has broken ont simultaneously at st. Peters
burg and at Warsaw.
Travellers who have arrived here from Russian
Poland, unanimously confirm this intelligence.
The Emperor has Hed to Cons.adt.
Provisional Government has bssn established
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09
Cholera Raging in Europe.
STATE OF THE MARKETS.

The Cunard Steamer HiJcrnia Capt. SHANNON
which sailed from Liverpool on the 26th ult " as
telegraphed yesterday about O'Clock, A. NJ Be-
low are our regular Geographic dispatches con
tanning the substance Of the latest Foreign intel
lirnnca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09
DENMARK.

From the seat OF wa IA Sclleswig there IS no
decisive news. Correspondence speaks Of an
srmistice and peace as abou. to be concluded by
the belligerent powers, bat reinor has salf the
same for many weeks past.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09
The holerr.

The Vienna papers Of the l7ih and 18th received
this morning, state that the Cholera is raging ia
the interior OF Europe and that the disease IS ex-
ceedingly malignant at Riga, whore as many as
100 are carried of daily out Of population Of 90
10 10000 inhabitants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09

FIREs.--About one O'Clock this morning. a tire
broke cut she'd in the rear Of premises Nc. 307
Sprnsst occupied by Boomaux Saith. painters. It
originated from the boiling over Of some varnsh The
are was confined to the she'd which entirely de-
siroycd Premises No. l33 Third. ST.. were also
slightly damaged by fire last evening A IRE broke
out in the basement OF house No 72 Clinton ST, about
II o'clock asst night 1t extinguished sitter slgh,
damsre had been ions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09

PEySsYLvAsIA-Co ANDREW Parker, Of Ju
eiats is the Loco Foco candidate for Congress il
RE XVlIth District Gen. WIN. A. PETEIEEs il
the candidate in XIIIth District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09
,,,,,.rd Fillmore on slavery.

The Mobile Daily Adreriissr publishes the ioi-
lowing correspondence which explains itself.
NOZZLE Aug 80, ls+s.
DEAR SIR: ] will thank you 10 publish the en-
closed letter in the Adrotiscr.
Before | left Washington, | saw that the southern
Democratic papers were asserting reckiessly' ana as
| believed without the slightest iouncaton that Mr.
Fillmore was an Aboltonist | addressed him let
ter on that subject and received the reply now sent
you. ., Il,
Though this charge is made with oodness IN 'he
sor,h will venture TO affirm that ~ respectable man
OF either party in the North, would endorse It, Upon
This subject no man is sounder than Mt Fillmore, and
"a between him and Gen. Cass, an advantageous com
parison could be made.
Repeatedly your obsiieui servant SO. ,.,,r
I.scD Ia -OAN VALE
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

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- ISAAC r. DAVIS is the Wing candidate for
Congress in the lid District of Pennsylvania, at
present ably represented by Hon. JOS r. IseER-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09

SNaVI.OK AND FiLLMOkk BANHkks.-
Ths Bsnnen sdyrrtised By me - y eoe1's o psSRse
uoa ~ w TO Clubs or socstes IN OF out Of The Guy ~
an dssirous Of furnishing the banners on The uoS
&c., terms The prices for thoss on lirsu vay huo y
=, - 40. on paper handsomely colored, 81
F" Wv ACKERMAN, Sign and Bsnnsw PslDe9,
10. Nssssa-f NY.
pa-AsEsrs WAITED TO those eth proper Set4eer
roos Z liberal discount oil Be made sn8 lmDSW
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CITY ITEMS.
FRiDAY. September

FRlDAY. September :, Isis
Court Or OYER AND TEEwiSER.-The trial Of
sarah steward otherwise Louisa Savage, oihersise
Louisa Bremond az she il termed n the Indictment
brought up for trial and the empaneng Of Jury
commenced.
Thomas Hays. found guilty OF the murder Of his
wife, was not brough; up This forenoon.