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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

RtrIFicATIoS ~ TIE PEoPLE Our friend PHaLOs Of
81 Broadway. clsns-snd think u.y-to have invent
ed ne very best preparation for The hair The peo-
pie have raf1ed ts claims 20 popularity We refer. Of
course, 10 PHALOSs CHEMICAL HAiR fSvICoRArOR Is
effects IN renewing The hair when hss fallen out 10 i'm
proving ~ texture and condition. and loosenng and dis.
solving every species u encnstsOn the scalp aud sour.
~ grslu4es among the hbres, are unparalleled For he
nursery, he adys toilet and the genlemau's dressing
table i alike Indispensable l. s prOcurable ell the
drug stores.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

~ Hon. ALLEN AYRAULr, Wing Senator from
the XXIXth District Of this State l0ntsrio and
Livingston Cos has resigned his seat He is a
legislator Of sxpsri. nee and integrity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

HEAVY ROBBERY.-About o'clock Yesterday at.
ternoon the counting room Of A. & II. Jacobs. No u
Long Wharf, was iOrcoly entered during the momsn.
tary absence OF the lrm, and large wallet containing
notes and papers 70 the value Of $1,000 stolen from
the same. pocketb0Ok containing some 500 wa.
left untouched BY the rogue. Bosi Eve Jour 3Oh ui
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

lowA-The ia District Wing Congressional
Convention OF Iowa, which assembled at Bloom
ington, nominated TIMOTHY DAVIS. Esq. of Du-
buque. Col /. eiiler, the President oithe Conven-
ton, Col Henderson, and Hon. Alexander II Ely
had been mentioned in connection with the nomi
nation, but after the first ballot the choice of Mr.
D. was heartily acquiescei in. The following re-
solution offered 10y Mr. Ely, a noted advocate Of
Free Soil was unanimously adopted
Rosored, That we arr in favor of the WILNor Pro
VISo 80 cacd) ard that duty and patriotism require
20 declare that opposed TO the extension OF
slavery over any territory now possessed which
may be hereafter acquired by the United states.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

RUNovAL-B,LL, T0MPSiNs q BLACK, late MASeuAND 4
Co. have removed 10 2g7 Broadway. southery corner Of
Mlrray-s opposite 20 the City Hail. where may be- found an
extensive assortment OF Diamond and other rich Jewery
silver Ware Cutlery Watches, Clocks, &c sc. Since Let
March EsENEzFR MoNRoE Las been associated as coPmt-
uer with T. under the and fnr as hereto
fore je1 lmeOds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

RHODE IsLAND-A very full State Convention
Of Wing Delegates met at Newport on the s9th
ult. Hon. Stephen Branch OF Providence IN the
chsir--and nominated the following Taylor and
Fillmore Electoral ticket:
w1lra~ Sss.svs warseks Gtosst Kss Newport JasRs
r. RseBss, Proya'srce; Ross B.seosN. Westerly.
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nism. just consider

Iaaa-sus Rrs Fl fas lat Rsssirs declared yasd ~
Hhis Sfafs CeHrSsfifaf CaHairf Nesfias.
Rssolrod, That while the Reslrod Thsi depre
Whg freemen OF New orb cate scssHll issues IA Ma
will faithfully adhere all the uOnal dangerous
compromises OF the Consuu TO the Union and injurious &c
tion, and teaiously maintain the public good thai
ali the reserved rights of the look with confidence 10
States they declsTe-snce the Wing National Adminisifa
crisis hss arrived when the non all foi
qaeston must be met-her such issues ;-snd that VIZ
Incorporating hostility TO viii countensnce faction
The Extension OF Slavery into in the Wing party, and 10
Territory Free whch coalition with sciOn Out
may be hereser acquired by OF IL which shall threaten
any action OF the Goyenmel array section OF our com
OF our lnion,' mon country IN angry hostility
lagainsl any other
We think no reader will need to have pointed
out TO HIM the serious discrepancy between these
two resolutions He who cannot see il might ind
il equally difficult to perceive the oonssitutonsty
OF any act of Congress intended to prevent the
Extension OF Slavery. The Canal street resolu-
tlon does not sag in SO many words that all syste-
matte resistance in the Free States TO the Exten.
sion OF slavery is sectional iactious aud calculated
10 array one section of our country In angry hos
tility against another but everybody knows what
it means. And we say again. in all kindness, that
the Votes Of several Wing States arc not to be oh
tanned Tor Gen. Taylor on that tack. lfWhiss are
90 be driven TO choose between their devotion to
the Free Soil principle and their desire Of Wing
triumph, they will prefer Freedom to Party. Bat
we hope no such alternative viii be forced upon
them. and. to that end We suggest that any future
expression Of Wing sentiment in this quarter
touching the Free Soil question be couched in
terms radically different from those OF the Canal
street resolution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

THE BACK TRACK-The Democratic CEi0H,
Waterfowl jefferson Co. the Fultos Coasfy Democrat
Johnstown the Palmyra Coarier, Wayne CO. snd We
believe the Eas'GH STATE Journal White Plains West
chester Co in this Sta,e-a LocoFoco journals which
had run up the Cas- flag have hauled down again anc
declared for Van Buren, and Free soil
The Norfolk County Democrat Dedham Mass
has done likewise The Bristol C0lHfy Den0cra, Taun
ton has taken down its Cass isg published Van Burens
letter with commentators and VIII probably raise tie
Free Soil ticket next week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03
j. R CLARK.

RicurliEu GoLD PENs. long know as The best and cheap
esr Pens use almost superseded the thousand and
one Pens for trne placed IN competition with them The
points will last for years Also, Cod Pens and gold and
silver Cases of every description from up For sale by
the sole proprietor OF the Rcheeus Pen. B. Z WrsoN
& Co. IS Waist Gold Pens repaired or exchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03
M A Il II IL d.
d.

Ju'y d. C-orse. Episcopal Church ty Re- ns fy,x
joins n kENSki nf fts o Ms Jk ssh fAhxl HANSON
laughter of James FsrqHharson o Branseltk, No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

~ Dr. TOWNSEND, alarmed AZ the rapid falling Oh in
his OF the quart bottle mixture, has resOred the
most extraordinary means 20 regain hi, position Ia the
arst place. he sells al his counter article purporng
% be from the celebrated Californian plant Can
olIgua recommending be far better Than sanaps-
rla," and as ihs best and cheapest medicine In the
world and this TOO, after having found H." be says
perfectly worthless Them finding his promptly met by
the only yender Of the genuine article he round and
denies that be made such admission (Which Is printed
labels Of the boes and calls the that he had
made peiee Of raseaty" WI the public eouncnance
sucn proceedings More anon. jeZ9 a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

FROM RIO De JANEIRo.-The Hamburg bark
Mssdslens Capt Arnesen, arrived here yesterday in -
days from Rio de Jsneiro Nothing OF Importance had
occurred since our last adyiccs. Coffee was plenty
none shipping except for North America. Exchanges
on London 93i 10 ~ 90 days sight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

NEW PAPER.-It IS stated that paper will
shortly be started By the Barnburuers Of th!s city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

PoLioE.-Edward Mel aughlln was brought be-
fore Justice Atwzter yesterday on charge Of violently
beating bis wiie He vas committed Tor examination
w Imam hoin- aH0s n ans was examined yester-
day charge OF attempting 20 p.ck tie uorEer m =
lady while a. % auction % fr0utst lie was sentenced
70 the Penitenilary for " days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

How To- Krrr rHr ForsfH oF JciY.ln DE trsi place.
20 .5 NNoxs a Fgi1n-, and bay ore " Dis fashionable
ye cheap hats sou vii f-e nner and happef 81 TOE day
form Then keep pleasantly social a The rest o' he great
Anniversary, which -uei mems souls The 'eia ana 'e''
, b -,e osrt, OF The body but no one can deny that
. ...-.- haaa I'D IN .LnR nf L..-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

MILITARY AFFAIRs.-The Boston Ciry Guard
under the command Of Col Thompson, viii pay visit
% this city on the 18th inst, They will be received BY
tas Brooklyn City Guard Arrangements have been
made BY the latter Company encsmp on the Hight.
during the night Of the 10Th inst after which they VII
surrender up their quarters To their guests.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

TIE GREAT HUmBCC-The following has been published
n he papers, and complete piece Of rascay-res0ried
~ M order io eel what believe 10 be worthless stuff
CsslaaLasraDr Iouusel ai1l.sll1 tsf California plan
30 .ir bitter tin 'arssptnIa can b. tie depot
DR.. TOWNSEND has made such admssion-but on The
contrary, before he California plant advertised here
t far trial a Of fever and ague and in dis.
eases Of heoood and found 10 be, be believes per.
iecty worthless. lea 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

GREAr BARGAINS FoE WE LADIES Dress Goods az
great redscuou.-J. W. BASSEs a Co II Catherne-st
ST.. continue This week eif sales al = 10 80 per cent re-
dgc.ol prices Ladies, this b. an opportunity NOT 70 De
neglected ol they have beautiful stock. from which 10
select dress sud ,hcr Jenny Lui Shaw.s and Nzeus
s,.rrt.s tny.al1s .u the city,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

TERRIBLE AccIDENr.-We learn lust as we 20
20 press, that Lewis Fellows Alderman o. the sixth
Ward met terrible, and Is feared fatal accident
lie saving a short block OF wood with buzz saw
and the block passed through the saw IL was caught
by the reverse notion and struck the top OF his head
with great violence inhicting horrible wound from
which il Is hardly possible for him 10 recover.
Troy Commercial Advertiser THURSDAY
AcCIDENr-We learn from the yarmouth
Mass Rsgisfer that on Wednesday as Lieut. Gov
Reed with Mrs r. his elesi daughter and two grand.
children were leaving his residence IN onchorsc car
ryau the carriage overturned snd the whole com
pany were thrown the ground Mrs X. received
siderable injury, but the rest Of the party escaped Tn
hurl
PAINFUL ACCIDTNT.-lntelhCence was received
yesterday that Emmett Hamilton, son OF James Ham
iion' late Of NH HILL aud resident AZ Shrcvevle
near Mount Holly was drowned near Shreveyille on
Thursday afternoon. lTrclton News, lst
Gov. >HUNX-We learn with pleasure, that
the Governors health Is again somewhat improved
lis symptoms arc not so alarming as they few
days ago. Harrisburg pa lntelAgenccr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

POLfCE-Oficer DennistOn of the Tenth Ward.
arrested man named Frederick Human on suspicion
0i stealing a pair of cattle from Westchester County
William Johnson taken into custody on charge
OF being found concealed on board vessel lying pier
"a East Rivera man named Thomas Whaly was
taken into custody yesterday charge 0f assauitng
hs wife 20 violently that hrte hopes are entertained Of
her recovery The took place AZ the residence Of
the accused 20 Orangc-sr. On Saturday last a man
named William Alexander taken into custody.
while IN the OF stealing six watches valued al go
from the store Of David Goldsmith 32l Bowery. Com.
United John Doyle taken into custody on a
charge Of attempting steal leather trunk containing
property the value Of 600, from board brig VIII
lam lying al pier I'D t. r. Committed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

~ Now 4 ne time II OIL Others for making visit 10 the
us.r Tor srfa1 rcncu, have been making iof time
~ mar he entertainments Of the pfeseri week shoad be-
=. .-Irr-.. a. n--l lIa iuncH-f rlHkr trnll Hi i0
SEEM few DAYS srce has been purchased 1y NE Manager
n .r.-f .,neu.e ard NAV be f ATT hours, day ard
rrrf Three besur living Oruug OIsnss are also on ex
f5rou here and splendid performances take place a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

a.rif Csrar.-N.s. f1lf lle
C.aa5N -la..slrl o. stfarlal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

" The Diaphragm FILTER will be len for trial, Tor one
or two weeks with any person DESTROYS Of purchasing u
Any communication sent through Dispatch Post 70 WALTER
NJ GIBSON 5p Broadway. relative 10 repair or purchase
Of Filters win be promptly attended TO. The Filter can be
had Of al le principal plumbers in the city. ieio lmeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

NizErrCs M,NruLLAs AND JENNY LiNps.-hENsErr 4
WHEELER Of 81 Caiharne rapidly selling these ari
ces AZ tremendous bargains The styles are the nesies The
narke, asords-and their prices Oh Oh. iyl p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

INQUEsrs.-On Saturday last Coroner Walters
held an inquest al Manhattanville the body Of an
lrishman named John Mangan who drowned on
last Monday by accidentally falling overheard from a
sc0w while attempting 90 catch pole that had slipped
into the water. The deceased was a single Yer.
dict death by accidental drowning Also board
the steamboat Connecticut on the body Of mar
water on Stamford by the above vessel The deceased
was a resident Of New Haven, and coming 90 this
City passenger in the sloOp Clyde, with cargo Of
iron. when she sprung leak, and the crew amounting
% i've persons mad % bciake themselves % pank %
save their lives. Four rescued though IN very
exhausted state but the deceased dead when dis
covered Verdict. death by drowning
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-31

,rioe between the parties hereafter, they shall
:. onJeavor in the most sincere and earnest man
per" to settle them peacefully, and the party con
s;dcring itself aggrcvcd shall not resort TO reprl-
sails or hostilites. until it has maturcly consucr-
cd whether it would not be better 10 settle The
matter by arbitration, &c.
Art. -. Provides certain rules to be ooserV-
ed it war (Which God forbid should ever again
take place. |. Merchants of either country re-
siding in the other. are to be allowed time to
collect their debts, settle up their affairs ana
leave the country with all their property. = Az
pc-.ons about their own business are not to he
molested by the invading army, and all goods
taken are to be paid for. 3. Prisoners Of wdrarc
20 be kindly treated, allowed to depart on their
parole of honor, and fed with the same raiions
as if they belonged TO the army which takes
them captive. Ii parole is broken the laws OF
war arc to take effect. The rations furnished
to prisoners are to be paid for by the other party
as separate account when peace is restored.
This "solemn covenant" cannot be suspended
by state of war
ART %. Provides for the exchange of ratii
cations in the city of Washington within ioul
months FROM the date of its signature, or sooner
II practicable.
1t is signed Feb 9, 1873, by n. p. Trist, Luis
O. Cuevas, Bernardo Conto and Mig. Atris'aln
There was an additional secret article to the
i."aty, which was espungd by the Senate, pro
'''Ilng that no delay OF ratification should alice
the treaty unless il should exceed eight months
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-31
Daily Free Press,

We shall commence, tomorrow, the publica-
ton of a Daily paper, in conformity with the in.
icntons set forth in the Prospectus We issued
.ome weeks since. As therein proposed, the
Daily Free Press will be issued erery erening.
Our citizens will, therefore, possess the advan.
tage Should it prove to be onc) of Daily morn
ing and evening paper; an arrangement which
will certainly tend 10 keep them quite up with
the march OF events, both at home and abroad
The terms Of subscription, as heretofore an
nounccd, will be 81 per annum, 81 for three
months, and 81 cents per month ;--invarably
in advance. The paper will be somewhat larg.
er than the Daily Sentinel, and we may take
occasion to say that the price at which it is af
fcrded is so small as to preclude the expectation
Of pre6f. without such patronage as appears, a,
present at least little likely to be bestowed upon
the enterprise.
T.. s. Since the above was written, we no.
tice that our friend oc the Sentinel announces
his intention to change his hour of publication,
and to make his, also an evening paper. His
success, we are glad to learn, has been So en-
couraging, that he will enlarge the Daily Sont,
hel, at the commencement; OF the ensuing month
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-31

1'A great ma ny supplemented people have
got themselves into awkward and extensive
scrapes, by supposing that the Law means lust
what it says ;-whcreas, it means what the
Court says it says. The Law and the Court
have their own vernacular and it is, often, an
apt illustration of the " glorious uncertainty
For example, in the Daily Sentinel's report of
the dongs of our County Court, day or two
ago Is the following paragraph -
Mcdonald and Mills Barker, Eggleston & Co
was commenced but, account o some defect in the
proceedings, was continued"
Now this, to plain reading man, looks lit
Tie like tumble of terms But it is o. k
The Court of Law and the Court of Cupid have
both sanctioned the rule which CONSTITUTES a
certain description of declarations" as Rory
OMore construed kathleen's dream, I" by con-
hrairies: ;" and the paragraph we have quoted
above means, simply, that the trial was COM
menced aud not continued. 1t won't be contin-
ued till next term, and if it should happen to be
" continued then, it 'front.' be continued III The
term after, We hope we have made this small
matter perfectly clear.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-31
Opening of Navigation.

To the ETHAN ALLEN, Captain pRocTon, be-
longs the honor of having broken the ice " for
the Navigation of the season. She left her berth,
at Nye's Wharf, on Wednesday last, (the 29th
inst.,) and CALAMITY ploughed her way into the
open Lake, where she astonished the naiireS :"
by her rough-andrcady mannuverng. We UNI
derstand Captain PRocToR commenced his reg
ular trips, between Burlington and Port Kent,
yesterday, and will extend his operations as cir
cumstances may require. The craft that bears
the name of Ethan Allen, in Vermont, will be
quite apt to lower her flag to nothing short OF
." the Continental Congress"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-31

1J-Tt is quite apparent that Doctor Cobb has
been employed to superintend the poetical col
unn of our little friend, the Daily; though his
contribution, in the Wednesdays number,
is not quite up TO his usual vein and vigor.
does mt do himself JUSTICE
"As 60 travelling up and down
The streets of this remarkable town,
Some things see, that like to sec
And others improper asst seems to me-
The following couplet however, is better -
"Oroll the towns in the State OF Vermont,
Rnor Of another ccrtaiaiyd do not,
Like Burlington"
We call that rather touching, and if the SEN
tincl Jr goes OH improving in this fashion, some
thing will give way somewhere!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-31

o. Mr., CLAY on Saturday afternoon visited
the High Bridge, in company with several mem
bers of the Common Council, and was hlghiy
gratiied with the magnificent work lie re-
turned TO the City, and was entertained IN al
elegant and delightful dinner by J; PHILps
PncESIx, Esq. after which he attended the per
Torrance of the Oratorio of the creation by
the Sacred Music Society. lie was there much
more the object of attention to the audience than
the music. and in the course of the evening
briefly and ielicitously replied 10 an address
from the ladies' of the Society.
Yesterday morning Mr.. CLAY attended St
Bartholomew Church with his Honor the Nav
or, where an unusually large congregation
were assembled. On the way thither, we un
derstand he was met by large number of Irish
men, who thus sought the opportunity of quetl,
expressing to him the warm feelings which hi,
efforts in behalf of Ireland have ropsed in tn,
breasts of all her sons.
This morning at nine, Mr., CLAY leaves us OF
his way homeward; he will stop at Newark 70
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-31

1--WE give, on our first page an accurate
abstract of the Treaty with Mexico, as modified
by the Senate, and sanctioned. The Treaty
itself is as long and elaborate as though it were
a good one, and credtabe to the diplomacy Of
this administration--which it assuredly is not
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-31
Election of Council OF CcnsOrs.

The election passed off, without rot or blood.
shed, on Wednesday, and with the following
peaceful result:
Judge Williams, Con all tickets 356
Mr. Shafter, (on two tickets lSi
Average Wing vote, ia3
" Loco 1871
al party 46
Burlington can cast from 900 to LOCO votes
The excitement was not unusually great