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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-16
THINGS IN WASHINGTON.
Oregon Organized
Correspondence of The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Mon

Correspondence of The Tribune
WASHINGTON, Monday, Aug H.
The First Session Of the Thirteth Congress ter
minated to-day, at 70 NJ. All hopes or fslrs
dependent upon its action have been confirmed or
dssipated.
After a somewhat animated discussion in the
Senate early this morning, the JOINT resolution OF
the House suspending the rules Of the two Houses,
that require all bills for the signature of the Presi
dent must be presented to him before the last day
OF the session, carried. Mr.. CALHOUN :
amendment, excluding the Oregon bill from the
operation OF such suspension, was lost by the fol-
lowing vote:
AYEs-Ben, Borland, Butler Calhoun, Davis of Miss
Downs Foo,e Johnson OF Nd. Johnson of La. johnson
of Geo. Lewis Mangum, Mason Sebastian Turney, I'm
derwood Westcott, Yulee.
NoEs-Allen Atchison, Atherton, Badger, Baldwin,
Benton, Berrien Bradbury Breese, Bright Cameron,
Clark Corwn, Davis of Mass Dayton, Dickinson, Dix,
Dodge, Douglass Felch Fitzgerald, Greene Hale Ham
lin Hannegan Houston, Metcaie, Miller, Niles Pearce,
Phelps, Rusk, Spruance, Sturgeon, Upham, Walker,
Webster.
The President having almost Immediately signed
the Oregon BILL sent it back 10 the Senate, accom-
panied by Message nominating Gen. SHIELDS
Governor OF the Territory. The President could
not sign the bill, however, without giving his
reasons for doing He signed 1t because Oregon,
being north of 800 40/, above the line OF the
Missouri Compromise This was his concession
to the fsnatical Slave interest.
Gen. SHIELDS was confirmed soon after in Exec
utive Session, without opposition Nothing else
OF moment transpired in Secret Session.
Probably Gen. SHIELDS, content with Oregon
will relinquish the Republic of Sierra Madre Some
other adventurous and uneasy spirit may be iound
however, to control the movement thither.
The Senate was more noisy than becoming
grave and reverend seignOrs. The truth Is, there
are too many young men in 1t, or old men become
coltish.
The scenes of Saturday night would have dis
graced the House at Representatives, and go far
10 establish the impoicy of atferdiRner sessions.
did not mean TO have it inferred, however,
from yesterday letter that blows had been ex
changed, or even threatened. Incorporate Ian
guage was all perhaps censurable-and that Is
enough.
Cars, loaded with inestmable freight of Sena-
tors and Representatives left the city at halipast
70: many, however, remain behind-somc to
await the coming session-lor IN three months
Congress will reassembe.
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BY Telegraph 10 the New-York Tribune.
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.
End of the story.

Manly tho Wing Governor, is elected without
doubt The House of Delegates is a tie. The
Wigs will have a majority OF gin the Senate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-16

HoRRrp MURDER.-The young man named Am
g. Az. s;nce was Isaac worthngton Kincheloe. a
grsdnst OF Transylvania University OF the class OF
fs45. and young lawyer Of prominence Of that place
nephew OF Knehelo' hy m1rrsse nsmeo narL wa va
Sscl.red be could permit great outrage In hi:
nre.rnce Hart Immediately drew bowie-knife and
rnt Kincheoe so that he died In half hour. knche
loe was a brother-in law of Hon. Samuel o. Psyton,
M C. and brother Of Harts wife. We knew him Wen ~
this city three years ago. Of great kindness
hear, and generous feelings; and extend 70 ns De
ed friends our confidence for this unfortunee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-16

FIRE.-The new Touring mill and saw mill To-
Gated at Paw Psw village, owned by Z. B. Dyckman Of
schoolcraft and Stevens 4 Darling Of Paw Paw, was
destroyed by FIRE the night Of the lst inst together
with 100 bbls. Of four Loss sl2.0O0-insured 800
in the Portage Mutual Insurance Company Of Ohio.
Kalamazoo (Mich) Tel.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT OEoAocTo.-We have
been favored with the following extract from private
letter dated Oromocto. Aug. -
"A Are broke cut suddenly in Scoullsrs ship YARD AZ
the Ornocto about 10 o'clock yesterday supposed %
the work of incendary. destroyed the large oula
ing she'd about third Of the new ship large sese'
with dwelling house and two barns. owned y M
Abner seeley Property. to she amount o. 90
said TO be destroyed" Insurance on tne snIP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-16

MINISTERIAL CHASGE IN CASADA.-There are
rumors Of certain ministerial arrangements conse.
qaen' upon the death Of Judge Jones Of Toronto Mr.
Secretary sullivan II Is said win succeed 10 the Judge
snip. sud Mr.. Price viii take Mr. suyans place ss Sc
eretary. Mr. Cameron, II is farther rumored viii be
appointed the Commissioner Of Crown Land. Mr. Xii.
sly taking his place in the Board Of Public Works.
Quebec Chronicle, Aug. &
IMPORTANT ARREsr.--The Nerfoaadiaader of
the 50 inst states that two young recently from
EewYork, calling themselves William Philip OKeily
and Thomas Bradshaw, had been arrested 81, Johns
on charge Of having robbed the Manchester Branch
Bank OF England or 900 On searching their trunks
tl,0O supposed TO be part Of the money stolen was
found, and they were detaine( g 1872 --s~-s.~n
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From the Friends Of Ireland in Philadelphia
Per Robert Tyler and s.socistss, slso

Episcopal RESIDENCE NEwYoRx, Aug. u.s. 1919
DEAR srH-The Right Rev Bishop has requested me
10 send you the enclosed check for $500 being the
amount his contribution TO the funds OF the Directory
He conceives that he can send IL propitous
day than that of the Feast Of the Assumpton-Au zt
hum CkrisiaaorErr as she Is called by the Church.
remain With sincere respect, your obsd,eni ssrvsat
J X BAfLEf secfstsy.
ch.d,. O'Conor ESQ IS Ns.ssn..t n Y
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The fof0uin1 gums hare been receired BY the TredsSr1
Emnln Esa slnce the LaR melting

Patrick Ryder = LOUIS 600 Mitchell cab o Buffalo A. Burs
sscr,ts s34i Bamof st. Lous. s0 cutsa Of Jersey c.
and Wos Clue, By John Crocsiord, s5ls hessrs w
Chsrder Bztsrbgry Jane. For and Andre-s Csbe, Cos
nttee Friend, Of Ireland Wilmington Del s315 rhom
ADD. Emmett, Jr s25; Temple Imnet, tl6 Robert Emmet
sls; Richard 8 Emms,, sso, William J. smasi, s25i John
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Collections made By m. Martin Phabia IN Too block,
Clinton place from McDoH9ai and Sfrtharenue, S'rn
,r,,n, iron, HarerLy Dfacs 10 (fyeegpls A. dreuns

Martin Phbm 81 Csrssn Dreyer German, ga Chss Jscsson,
Amernsn ca Mr. Bants American 81 Iho Cassidy 81 Owen
Phbn VIM Argue sl Jas. walsh 81 PATH kosnin, 81
PATTI ca Joe Mcguire ga JOS IRWIN 81 Geo Grsson,
American NJ Schou, Dane. sl Msn ~, VIM hsch-an,
Oh; J. n Whon, American 81 John Hactett oil patk ONel,
Donohoe 80 ct. John kernan, 81 Tho. Miller W.
D. Dogs American 81 Dsnlel Okssre Ell Mathew Hsilssn,
WIN Traphagen. American 81 John Madden, 81 T. v Sea
man. 81 John Atheson, 81 DAVID hissel VI john
Parcel 81 PATH Tracey Ambrose Dean ~ JOSEPH Murray,
M VIM Buhnnan German 81 Michael kenny 81 Francs kier
nan s; H.skett Ned hugrls Ell John Lou, Mohr,
German 81 Hugh McEnure, ell Jas MARTIN, VI Michael snort
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News from OREGON.


The Western Empire published at Savannah, in
Andrew County g,es up much OF It's space to the pub
LEGATION OF news from Oregon derived from individuals
and from the Oregon Spectator, Extra OF April J.
These accounts however add very little TO the Informs
ton received some days since The condition Of the
volunteers who have been engaged In the expedition
against the Indians s represented as deporsoe-with
out clothing and without food. without horscs and
with a limited quantity OF ammunition The volun
teers are getting tired OF the service and were anxious
TO get home.
Major se after the death OF Col Gillian was elect
ed to the command of the Oregon Regiment. and his
election hsd been confirmed by the Governor. Cot
Lee had also been appointed Superintendent OF Indian
affairs In place OF Gen. Palmer, resigned.
Gov Abernethy had issued = proclamation, Gaining
for 800 volunteers 10 serve for six months In THIS
Proclamation the Governor gives the following sketcn
OF the condition of affairs
Recent accounts from the seat OF war show that tbs
Indians are In pretty strong force, and determined 10
fight Many OF the tribes have expressed desire TO
remain peaceful but there he question that tho
slightest defeat on our part will encourage portions OF
them unite against us, and II they should un'of'
unstey succeed la cutting OF Gripping our army.
il would be the signal for general union among them
fear is the only thing that will restrain them. ne
cesssry at the present moment TO keep strong orce
in the hed keep those friendly that have msniiested
desire for peace aud keep the hostile Indians busy
in their country for the war now must either %
carried on there, or In our valley
The question IL not now matter OF dollars ana cent?
only but whether exerons will be made on the part Of
the citizens Of this Territory 10 reinforce and SUSTAIN
the Army in the upper country and keep down inc IN
dans (which our willing TO do II supporteo) OF
dsband the Army and hight them in the valley One Of
the two must &c done. II the Army IL disbsnded, %
fore two months roll round we will be cut on and the
murderers on their feet horses out OF our REACH In
some mountain pass, before We hear OF the massacre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-16
Richard Penn smith not Dead.
ce of The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA Monday, Aug IA
The reports of the suicide of RICHARD Penn
Smith which have reached your city are untrue. He
So noble mind, overthrown and destroyed by intern
peFsnce and believe he committed some violence
TOW ard member Of his family when msddened BY the
curse, which the ail-the second experimentation OF
death and despair has brought upon race smith,
~ one Tune, was graceful writer true wit and hne
fellow his course has wrung many sigh from his
friends out II seems impossible 20 arouse him 10 sense
of his debasement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-16

Tor The cure OF Bronchitis Asthma Cooghs Cold, and L me
various Pulmonary Complaints, which persons fenans
changeabe climate are distressiDgly subject 70 Inc
snest superiority OF these Pulls consists 10 Their freedom
from any mineral remedies Many csses ofwhn we're soo
severe Bronchitis and which, having been tmeIy fehsved
nave syer,ed consumption There no unpleasant symn
toms sytsing rom the Of the from the chsratss %
their remedial properties hey pass from he synsm eese
The secre,ions healthy state Principal once od Ne
cor boyer; H. TRIMMERSs, n WhishaIl-st Rnse .
cents per box. euli ~ Fo3V A"sS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-16

rYr The STEAMER SoUrHERSER, Capt NJ. BER-
ny arrived this afternoon from Charleston whence she
sailed at o'clock on Saturday afternoon. We are in
debted to our friends of the Charleston Mars Mercury
and Courier, for copies Of their papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-16

The National IateHigencer contains cores
pondence between large number (over 100 of mem
bers of both Houses Of Congress and Major General
WINFIELD sooTT inviting the latter 10 public dinner,
which ne defines account OF continued physical de-
hilifv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-16

MExrcAS OUTRAGE os THE UNITED STATES AID
BRIrIsu CoNsuLs In the Mexican news last publish
ed there was Il report which the Pioayane doubted:
that the British and American Consus AT Tabssco had
been murdered. The Ner- Orieaas EreH'rs Ndfo"ds
gives the following less serious account OF the matter
ave learn from Capt. Lantz OF the schooner IA
lampago arrived this morning from frontera, the x2d
inst that r. Porter the r. = Consul at Tsbssco, and
the British Consul were attacked by party VI intox
icated Mexican soldiers who committing outragcs
on some Mexican women whom they supposed favor
able to the Americans Mr. Porter demonstrated with
them when they furiousy attacked both him ana nis
companion with knives and bsyoneu Being well
mounted. they escaped from the desperadoes. Mr. =.
made complaint to Gen. Bruno the Mexican comman
der at Tabasco, who made apology and ordered the
soldiers to Tabasco, and had them punished"
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Help for Ireland.
Contributions rsceirsd The MEETING for Ireland. held
a. YaSrAdA Monday ErsHias. 18Th iRs.

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Small collected crowd BY Col stephen Bro
ply, J g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-16

~ Hon. ROBERT TooMBs, Member of the
House of Representatives from the With Dis
trict of Georgia, has been nominated by the Wings
for reelection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-16

~ Wiss: Wigs! Wig..-AEDnvsr hsxno,
importers and manufacturer. Of Human hsir YOU'D lnm
me cheapest and assortment Of WIGS scaps, bali
wigs to1pees brads Of long hair, fnseties rngs0 ana
other orn arnena hair which for price and quality are uns-
quaed The trade supplied Wholesale and rsts, Madss'
lane, New.Yorh suI IN
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MI Tho Hoolahsn ESQ John Kelly, 81 Friend 20 Ireland
John Deiany sS John feeuy t5 Andrew Conner go
John Hazel o. Tbo. Leslie go; Andrew Geddngs 81 George
Head al Is George Gallagher 30 ct- jas Casey
o. John Dennng 81 Rich Farrell 81 jas Campbell, - Jv
Ke-hef 81 j. Quad Path Mackay go Martin Lackn ~
John Chauny Rob Kelly 80 PhhP Cough 90 Psts ksne
a. Psu Cox 81 John McNamafa, 81; John Qan 81 Mathew
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Edwd Muniy Jas. Mcclure, 81, {. Harvey IS WIN Tool
81 Psik Fyn, 81 Ja-. OCaagh,n 81 Terence OConnor 81
John Mclaughlin 81 Mehi Mccarthy, Al Whslsn, tl Nehi
Gufney 81 Jas Lsne 30 cs jas Bennett 81 VIM Barret
Egsn, Js.. Do~usy. az John McBrde, O. 90 fat
Casey e. Patk Mulaney 81 Pau keeen IS JOB hceea
Pt liz McMahon $40. Pak. Boyle 81 John Purys, si Pete
Kelly. Al PATH Brady, 81 1ho' koorae 81 Dr. Palmer -
Meisel Tnler o. Patrick Regan, q, Peter OHsp, 80
Michael Haulow 81 Dr. Cogan, IS. Timothy sullivan, vi
Thoma. wa-h MshL murphy. 81 John Csoghan, o. Job
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A Fnsnd oil cents Ed~d Marin, o.
Deducts for printing advertising lighting 10 II
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~ Water.Cure Establishment, Oysss bsy,
L. r Is miles from New.York.-JoEI. saw ND antnW
Of Ths Wstsr euro Mspnal, Hand Book Of Hydfopeny,
&c nc Editor Of WsierCurs Journal and ne esfees
American practitioner Of the mode, and Dr. koov,
also pupil OF Pnessntz receive patients - above re-
cage week days. per slsambosi Croton y =. u ynlca
harka
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From Messrs Kovisan q Frisis. Jacoba as Joiiors
Kengan n Fre go nomi Hood OIL Patrick Fnel 81 Jno
Fns. ii. WIN. murphy VI Henry acmanus, ia. MeDevm
Benz smith, sl Jas Conner VI John Diver Ell
To-. sln
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STATE OF GENERAL CONFUSION.

TRANQUILITY In Frnnce-tav"iennc- a""in'-
tration The Constitniionmihe 'esn''
-. 4, rbe Clubs s. VI. Theirs ana VI.
proudbou-Interventio In Italy-Things
In Pari.-Progress Of the Distress among
the People.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-16

nor sALE-A school for Young Ladies, On broos.ya
Hishs Terms sdvsntageoas, application - msds ma
msdiaisy, u 81 Psgrspoussl
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-22
THE UNION.

FICKLIN and Mr. KING took part until, at length the
resolutions were laid upon the table.
Mr. FULTON from the Committee Invalid Pen
sons reported bills for the relief of Susannah Penliss
for the relief of Thos r. Saunders for the relief OF
Syyanus Blodgel and for the relief OF Aaron Stafford
which bills were severay read and committed.
Also from the same committee, TO which was referred
Senate bill for the relief of the heirs OF Moses White,
ported the same back the House without amendment
The bill was then read third time, passed, and re-
turned to the Senate
Also from the same committee, TO which was referred
Senate bill for the relief of David n Smith, reported
the same back to the House without amendment COM
mtted.
Mr.. STUART, of Michigan, rose to a privileged
question. He moved to reconsider the vote by which
the House refused to strike out of the bill making appro-
prations for the civil and diplomatic expenses OF the
government for the year ending June 80 1s49 the item
for the removal of distractions IN the Savannah river
The above motion was laid over until to morrow.
Mr.. ROCKWELL, of Connecticut, moved at o'clock,
that the House adjourn: lost
Mr. VlNTON again appealed to the House to suffer the
army appropriation bill to be reported objected to.
Mr.. COLLINS moved to adjourn; lost
MIR. VINTON now, by leave, from the Committee OF
Ways and Means reported bill making appropriations
for the support of the army for the year ending 3Oth
June, 1919 read twice and committed
And then the House adjourned.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-03-08
mot for Day but for All Time"
STANTON'S EXTERNAL REMEDY
HUNTS LINIMENT.

TTAS now given abundant evidence of its
Ill healing powers. and proved itself the
most extraordinary and wonderful medicine
IN the world. In the short space of two
years; it has acquired reputation for curing
disease and relieving pain far greater than
any medicine ever discovered. its wonderful
cures have sstonished the Medical Faculty
who now universally concede its great value.
They speak of it in the highest terms, and
commend its use.
1t is condemned by none. On the contrary,
IT'S PRAISE is UNIVERSAL. The cases OF
cures are so numerous that it would take
volumes to recount them; and it is a fixed
fact, and is not disputed, that AS A PAIN
EXTRACTOR. IT HAS NO EQUAL. Fol
the many astonishing cures, see the pamph-
let, to be had Of each ngent. If you sutfe
with either of The diseases for which it is re-
commended, resort at once to its use and be
cured. For the following diseases 1t is ar
iufallible remedy: ..
SPINAL AFFECTIONS, RHEUMATISM
PARALYSIS AND ALL NERVOUS AT
FECTIONS, SALT RHEUM, GROUP OR
HIVES, AGUE IN THE BREAST AMI
FACE, WEAKNESS OF THE JOINTS
COLDS, ,TOOTH-ACHE, SORE THROAT
AND QUINSY, ULCERATED SORES
lNDOLENT ULCERS, BURNS, FROST
ED FEET, CORNS, BUNYONS, FRESH
WOUND . w ELLIINGS AMI bhO OloES
SCROFULOUS AFFECTIONS, MUSQUI
TO BITES AND POlSONS.
GFThis Llniment is sold by all the re-
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ou, the country, and by the Proprietors a
Sing Sing, N. Y.
GEORGE E. STANTON.
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Aurora; J. w. Foster, Mantua; Calvir
White, Mantua; VIM. M Richardson, Gar
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