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Gxxrrxrx thank you for the honos yoa have conferred
upon me- by the oder Of public dinner and WINE ~
cline the Invitation, which trust you will encnss ~ ~
doing cannot withhold the expression Of my w
such tesmonisl Of regard from the democracy MI
grestciy. shall cherish Il with sTs'eia'
ring life. 49,, 49,. a, x~h,.h -,
have sesn pleased allode 10 my posinon nc x,c
These en- very sensibje, have ~ Claims 70
ton but such a. are derived from ycnr knd per1sny
crisnnt 10 The West 10 early youh, the better portion
Of nv K has been passed In that great contest win nature
in which ths forest has given way and IN empire has
human indorry and enterprise. Pscsd In geographical
position % szs powerful insssnes upo9 ~ cnsane1
he vhois Unon and ssched equally 70 The pripcipss: q
freedom aud tie copssuton BY which these are susroso
sr,d spcured. should the tfmo uun y WI
not-and como whence snd vhY nay, when dssontson
shall nnd advocates, and TIE hand q violencs snsv
viii rise mp 10 stsy deed 20 fsses 20 ms
Of liberty here and throughout the word-sy ana vm
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m DeASsaf1en Tsmperanes Hall, aHA Precessson.
me aoh le<oThe Dvisous, Tents, soccuss
generally, wn bounds d Inn and Capitol
Kim viii Il O'CLOCK n,
O'Clock gsecissy 70 meet t smgsrsnee Any from we l7n
Of the Presidents mansion, under Mauhsl josepI
bsy w. Potomac No s. BY ~ O'Clock precseyi enee
lcm s.s dhe Capitol .I :, IN ,ne ?, 70 eeicst under
ing mus completed win move per ogs@s sssssoore pub
hsbed- JOHN d. CLARK,
Nov - ofan1 Mafuhni
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


This being Thanksgiving Day, paper viii be issued
by us tomorrow. And what country is under more
solemn obligations to send up its thanks to Heaven for
the numerous blessings bestowed' Let US unite with
those heartfelt thanks srvent prayer gracious God.
that He would deign to preserve to the blessings
we enjoy, in union. liberty, peace. and the
abundant resources which we now possess
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our city. viz;
Senators. -Messrs. W. H. Seward, of New York T.
Smith. Of Connecticut; JAS Shields, Of Illinois; James
Cooper, Of Pennsylvania
Representatives. -Messrs. f. B. Odds, J. d. Morris M
Hoagland, and j. Cable, Of Ohio; L. Burrows, OF New
YORK M M Dmmck, d. Wilmot. and J. Thompson.
Of Pennsylvania; r. N. McLane, OF Maryland Z. w.
McGanghey, and J. e. Mcdonald, of Indiana r. Par
ker and 8 Raymond, Of Virginia; G. Durkee, Of Wis
consin.
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n7-KnAghss Tsnpnax. wsshangssn Esea.pnsns No.
The Adjourned assembly which was Intended % hed ms
wedn<.dzy) evening oponcd order q Ne T. O.
3. until Friday evening next, ss ~ csciock- 49,
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.
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BALTIMORE, Nov, 2s-S m.
Father Mafhsw--A NOBLE cf~.--Fw Caiifr~iG The
Our city IL commencing be thronged with tho great
men Of the nation Some Of them will spend Thanksgiving
Day with and Partake Of our turkeys, pumpkins and
Win ii In, no.. al Ss.as,ch p''s
The Argus. this morning. contains communication
strongly urging the nomination o. James bucnsnans
ESQ., of Baltimore county az the democrafc candidate for
governor. Mr. Buchanan y very popular throughout sns
Fs,h.r M.,hs i. - ,..vs Nav YORK sa.a.v. q on of
- ..s. ~ ~ S,r N. ,,n..,c,., 4. 80 ,-ccr, N
LUG ssoses w VIC Sou'i, -. ~ e 49,,
mende4 MN 20 postpone nls vst 70 rni'aaePn'a' 1"'
1t Is stated that Captain Lynch, the snccessfn command
Of the Dend Sea Expedton tend efed services
our 70 t.Le commend Of an sxDediion 10 q i
- - ~ a., IAN rr.rLr .rd ~, q - - .rs-
men should sanction his efforts he VIII raise from private
sufficient charter strengthen, and equip siea
81 the government furnisnr such ofcers and man -
cbooss % volunteer 10 "a.
olo''o " so,1A'Sei :. - 4, -
The brig Uncas sailed yesterday from this port with 70
passengers Tor California; comprsng some o. our mort
useful and respectable young citizens Her cargo consists
IN part Of II one warehouse and 5000
$50. @EH
oncss. -. II al -,
miss Kimberly fesa 0naksPeaies romeoy = q ~
Like it, to intelligent audiences last night and was
heartily applauded throughout She reads ssHamets
nigh,
Ths ,,,. os Jobn Pros for The murder Of ,eorrs w.
Campbell IL progressing slowly 81 AnnaPohs jury was
probably sworn today. w
Thu nArxrrs-In the Baltimore MARKET this morning.
there were sales OF ~ dds oWefo suoot nouf ~ - OH
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NovW Booksellers, near IN a.
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0oooral Canns
We have already stated that General Cass. Of the
senator's from Michigan, has reached this city He has
taken up his quarters At Jordans. on Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. near Al street.
We now happyt to lay before our readers, from the
New York Herald, the following admirable letter from
this distinguished statesman It's whole tone. its devo
ton 10 the Union, the force with which il recommends
compromising spirit the means Of adjusting the
difficulty which presents itself on the horizon, are
as excellent az the style Of composition is beautiful and
eloquent II surpasses the best efforts Of speech Of
correspondence which are 80 much cried up in Mr. Clay.
GEr CAss AND ms OPINIONS. The following cores
pondence s Of some importance At this tme a. disclosing
the opinions and position Of Gen. Cass;
NKw Yorx. Nov. Il. lsp.
Hon. LAWS CAss,
sn Even amid the fierce contests Of parry, all men
who has highly distinguished himself the father of
the Wests soldier In wsr-a statcsman IN peacs-sn ec
quen and defender OF the honor country, both
home and her representative abroad;
and therefore, cannot be surprised TO learn that tne
moccy Of this city, whose leader and champion your are
regard you with affection almost hal Your arrival In
this city affords them the long desired opportunity TO testify
you the sincerity ofthcif devotion, ardent now as when
they struggling 10 crown you with the highest honor
Of the republic To enable them 10 do We respectfully
public dinner which, well assured, you viii be
joined by hosc who and do appreciste the eminent
services of who has devoted his whole life 70 the good
OF his fellow men, and contributed much the pema-
nency Of the Union, the happiness Of our people, and the
elevation Of our national character.
Win sentmens Of profound respecf are. air. your
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p. ~
MAscH g. 1s47.
wrtnor
The House resolved itself into Committee Of the Whole
sooI up the three million bin ss il pssssd the ssnss
Mr.. Wilmos moved % add TO the bin the clause gene
rally known Is the wilmo, Proviso, in the following
wosds
Pressdsx Thar there sh. be neither slavery invoun
sa!y :srvisade 10 any territory f sc~ssHe2 Of Amnica
which shall hersatss be acquired BY ANNEXED the
United States BY vrue OF this spPropfsson o. IN any
other manner whatever exceps for Grimes whereof the
parry shall have been duly convicieds Providsd sLays
labor or servics sswy claimed in any one o. United
States. such fugitive may Be lswfuy claimed and con-
vysd Of ssd territory 20 the pson claiming his or her
labor o service.
Upon proposition he yess and nays ordered
in ibe Affirmative are Messrs. q Adams Jacob cols-
mw, :. 3. GiddIngs, rwvsas Smtfh, end ROBERT Q.
wlNTHRQP.-tcong Globe, ID sess 9TH Cong, p Sn
AT the commencement Of the is session Of the both
Congress Mr. Winthrop was elected Speaker. and was,
Of couse excluded by the rules Of the House from vo.
ting on any question, except when there was tie, Of
when his vote wosd make tie and thus defeat the prop
ositon upon which the question YVES taken
During that session there was one such occasion and
Mr. Winthrop required by The rules Of the House "a
| give his vote That occasion was he following
| u DC District n Columbia, rsprsssadns--
That the slave trade 10 carried on IN The District o
Coumba 70 large e1ssnt Ycur pstopen therefore ~
specially ask that Ill laws authorizing sanconne such
": Iii memorial vas signed b. william Pah.uy and j,
no<ion wss made 10 lay she petition upon the table
upon which the yess and nays were ordered On coun
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-, , ss,s = EYRE ~" e''''' TAYLOR MAURy,
NovW Bookssner, near IN o.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11
Letter from Mr. James f. Foss.
NEw-YoRE AND BosroN TELEGRAFH OFFICE.
NrW-Yonx Aug q l-il.

NEw.YoAx Aug. g l-49.
EDITORS TsiBUNE-Gsn's. Justice . my assist
ant. in this osHce Who as well myself are brought
before the public in your columns OF this morning n
manner which At once leads the reader to suppose ths
Ne are the parties By whom you have been " robbed
OF YOUR foreign news that the TA4siny Of "nicn you
complain Of course perPerated here, demands o.
reply 10 much Of your Hucle as would lead Il
the above mentioned conclusions-
You assert THAI the Important points oi tne com
mercisl Intelligent have been 10 me hands o prlFae
parties here hours before you received your dispatches
Tf.s feav and do e. Tor the sake of elc,ng Proof
The Association Of which you are members elect
two Of their number whose duty II s 20 come here and
aitead personally 70 the copying a-a le-'ssy o1 d.
your foreign news iisp aicnes
This Committee are nouned Immediately upon tne
arrival Of your Express - - Jonn OF TIE Iact sn0
under no circumstances have ever received me rd
of your dispatch until enc or ootA oi then were
present 20 copy and attenl - II ~. -.
il tig have robbed you c7arse tlefn VIE - u toey
have prscuced vilsny and de-1dea yol' "ou-1 seen
v.n- d,.v ~ iuvestis.te the matter With them.
refer YOU 10 them 10 testfy 70 he inPossi5ity o.
your news beirg divuged -om our cice without tner
knowledge.
snv one N parreular A. you sssert Jour CONNECT
re-,ct unusiy and undeservedy on al npoyed here
An sxpian.tiou Of the Of the delay IN tbs re-
ceipt OF the dispatch last evening vas yo11
Coumittse which ! think they deemed satisfactory,
though annoyed as much ss yourselves perhaps al TIE
delay. ResPeeuuIy 'A@ = re-
R- A.amalter Of justice We allow Nr. Foss
70 tel his own story. We, however, disagree
with his conclusion tia. or article necessarily
elected upon the caice IL 'hi' city and We ella y
oub, the Authority Of his denial, that the news did
get oct from the Ne~-Y 1rk ofHce. He can only
deny for himself, and We have no resson net Il
,;vs ,hs fullest credence 10 such denial For Mr
Fos.. personally we have always hsd the high
-, respect. We did not intimate that the new.
va. dlvu ged il this C.fy and DO lot pretend ic
| now where Il was divulEed. As 70 the impos
sibility." however, spoken Of, Mr. Foss We thins
can esiiy imagine bow the news coald pas
through his own h,ndssnd Es %: detse. T.
80. JrrS,
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11
WHOLE No. 25e,.

Mt beea conteuted WIKI this He added :, hi.
mstefia. rDrovs ucrts capita college. present
ef MS villagers with 20 church. sud nov
s-air. with very rite SD from other CO s'itslis',
as lst mpleted railway sixteen miles lonr
fa' ae from his viAsge to the back country. NJ
-,'eiie Is -os quite in the condition 90 the OF
n ss -" r.cn oa so per yea. Bot the word
>ri-n'enr With Us doe. nrt usually imply any great
wesih-rarey over $500 per snnnm--snd he
may vel be considered the creator Il the aou-.
ishlas establishments which he has So well named
" Industry
We have nothing new N politics Ii e ,tili
ss'd thst the Governor q reral i TO 20 .hrrfi,
West, and believe Il per force. on the principle
that What everybody says must be trus Be, |
have some ia.ormston which under other c.-can.
stances would 'eai me- to doubt the Intended ,rio
lt : Sis1 sad that his Loriships appeara nce 3
much changed since his troubles
The Cholera 8 departing. lt has. however. re-
Gently attacked Judge Bedsni ha, HIS Honor i.
'sst recovering. Another lesal .gminsry. F. G
johnson. Esl hss also been attacked, bat ~itho-i
fatRi conseQaencas. shol q be- much Inclined "a
m u-e the judges disorder "a the VI tlnols ar
oi the c1n-t-hog.e-tle most oppressive that
ever b-eathel
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11
Progress Of the Cholera.


The total number OF deaths for the week ending
Monday last were lJ2 OF which - were from Cholera
The total number Of deaths from the 23d Of April 10
the 9th Of August, were 5,sr9 Of which 1000 were
from Cholera. The town OF Quincy ID is nearly free
from Cholera
BosroN, Friday, Aug l0.
There have been 3 cases Of Cholera reported
during the last y hours Of whom were Americans
and Irish There are "a at the hospital.
The ship Goodwin, which arrived at this port
this morning from Liverpool lost Of her passengers
by Cholera.
PROVIDENCE, Friday, Aug 10.
There were deaths from Cholera IN this city
Yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11
ChoIera-Cruei,y toward a Horse,
correspondence Of The Inoune.
PHiLApELPHIA. THURSDAY

PHILADELPHIA Thursday, Aag 3.
Thirteen cases OF AMaiic Cholera and three
deaths are reported to-day having occurred during
the previous - hours
Ia West Phil sdelphis much excitement has been ere
s,rd against two men, in consequence Of shocking
at Of barbarity 10 horse On Saturday last the
In order 70 make the stubborn animal 80, while Il
st,,chea 10 vehicle tied rope 10 his tongue, and
cured the rope a wagon in 'front.' OF him 4ne Cor s.
ogence was tnai the beast; IN lis struggles tore OF
great portion Of his tongue ,.,
This morning we had q severe thunder gust which
was followed By most oppressive heat
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11
3, TELEGRAPH TO The nsA.YORK TRIBUNE
Indiana Election.

CrNci~NAri Friday. Aug iO-AM
The wires are broken beyond this point ''' W.
learn BY private letters that the "noie Do'' o.O
Ticket has been elected in Switzerland |ouhy' "' ''
returns indicate that the Wings have os TWO "eoe''
Of Congress and gained hve
SECOND DISPATCH
ISDIANAPoLIs. Thursday, Aug
In Switzerland Co. J.. A. Wright, the Loco can
aidste for Governor has l59 ms The Loco cahoi'a'o
for Congress in the same county haf ~ maj
These figures show Loco gain on the Oaoerna''na'
,cke, of l76 over the last Presidential Election "h'"
the County stood O93 for Taylor aud llO' Tor C"'s
On the Congressional ticket the Loco gam Is only ~
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11

| DEATH OF Mr. F.IRsAsx-we are indebted
70 Rev. J Bailey Of Genesee. tor the following
| Communication
Died At Frankfort Ky, on the sth alt. Of Cholera.
| Nr CHrsrrx FAIRBASx. ssed 60. Mr Farbsnk lett
his re.dcnee in Genesse Alessny Co. \. Y. early n
the Spring 70 secure II possible the LIBERATION VI his
son Gavin F.ir5snk from the Penssrusry, where b
bsd been confined tour Ard bali years on iee charge
o, sbisctns Slaves IL connection with Miss Della A.
Webster The friends VI freedom will rejoice - learn
thsi the gnrrns e9orts Of the sgej Father for the
liberation oi bis son hsye becn successful Governor
Cri,enden sgreed pardon him on the condition that
certain prom nsnt men in Lexington should unite IN
petition ior as liberation The day before bis death
he anxious and devoted Fs,her returned with The
eu.ite usne. with the fullest connderSe that IN the
month % August oe would witness the hoersion Of hs
-on HIS greet snxiety sad gnrrns lsoors. together
sih exposure IN travelling msce him an easy prey %
ne pesuience. He dei among strangers. vicrn 10
me insstsole, cruel dsmAnis Of Slavery. His son.
sno CON mrniestsd the nte sence from the cell of hs
prison - bis friends here. informs them that be died
reconciird and happy, and undoubtedly lives in
hesven lie had been q acceptable member Of me
Methodist Chareh twenty wears hls remains will ~
removed 20 This state th. al.
Gegeser itsuS 8 l-{9
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11
Great Fire-Two-Thirds Business Part of
Pinttsburg Burned.

BIELINCTON, u Frday, aug. ~.
a very destructive fire broke out at the souih
end Of Mainst Platsburg last night, which destroyed
everything far north IS the Courthouse and a. Jar
east As the bridge Every building ih sides Of the
street was consumed The fre broke out about II
o'clock At least thirds Of the business part Of the
town Is destroyed The loss in buildings and mcrchsn-
d-snI n rnrv hnavV
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11

LINtiNNATI Iuuft1ay, hl.- ,.
TIE report Of irterments Tor the iast three days.
20 clock THIS day are, Of Cholera l9 and other dis
eases 90.
business is quite lively, and citizens are fast return
ing. Flour is quoted S5 ~ Whisky l7ic. to Ire.
The uyer is rising We have had to day some tfe.
ncndous rains which have spread 10 every direction.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11
Suicide nj Worcester.

WORCESTER, Mass. Friday, aug. 10.
Charles Coes, OF the firm Of Bigelow Goes,
shoe and leather dealers in this city committed suicide
By hanging himself about 9 o'clock this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11
Affairs at Pittsburgh.

FfTTsHvRcH, Udayi aug. 4y
We have had heavy rals duuog the last u
hours and all out door transactions are suspended
The city generally IS healthy.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11

III
Gen Tay lor has LEFT Wsshirgton on hls pro-
posed Northern tour lie vii reach this city this even
ipg, where ne Will remain all nigh; and proceed 70
Lancaster early y -Inorrox mornlug
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11
The southern Mail, &c.

RICHMOND, Va. Friday Aug. pm
The mail has failed south Of Petersbarg. We
have nothing further from North Carolina
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Voard of HeaIth....

Board of Health....FsiOsY August 10
u, GyzK. the Resident Physician, reports lC5 ne"
Of Cholera and 81 deaths having occurred since
-. ,sport Of yesterday returned the following order
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11
ROOFING

COODWINs PATENT CEMENT. shssthinf 'of
VI Roof 10 cheap light and cur.tle-pne . ssn1 ~
foot aid rough heulocs boards y cent Psr y ny go ~
Ia Or zinc, sad warranted Apply % ooSD - "a 80
COiege-plsee. Chsmbeysst - 80. 80
ford roof done 80 feet ~ Ce1uest ee coesc foN
done gs65 feet u We.tst AdeTn.n lsI -. % ss, sss,
s15 feet 81 Green ~febst or q Ely fOo ss'. 80
feef ftt--@<
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11
Preparation. for the Reception Of Pre-ident
TaxiOF.

Pr1rsKraGH, Thursday Aug ~.
Ma. Gen Robinson has issued orders i'r I"e
brigade 70 operate with the citizens OF ANesh~ny 20
on the occasion Of the reception Of President syof
and Governor Johnson the 45th INST
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11
nu.,. n0ANUPACTORY.

gOsypH BRADLEY, ST. Peaf%sL i9uss az 70 ean
"a s.srIne and yuioas p.1srns o' ehArs sat
.Se - oat ap 10 boxes Of doz each also. Pc
es- o-.ri nlee chairs and tAbes most tasefsly
ssnss sp6 kizhly fnisbed, equal TO ns In ported Also
- sa.rtsrn Barbsrs Ckaaf, wholesale and rssail
,,xH Oh WI
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11
rVGen. Leslie Combs. who Is now on '

rS~Gen. Leslie Combs, who is now on visit to
this Stste was urged 20 sccept the Wing nomination
- senator from Fayetie County. The Loco ocos
and Slavery Wings nominated candidate Col q An
derson claiming be Wing for the sensie, and one
Loco Foco (Breckenndge) and one wing lfrce) ioI
the House of Representatives. and the Wings nomi
mated Todd for the Senate who has since died OF Chol
era leaving but one candidate in the held In TINS state
Of the case we learn that the Wings have resolved l.
run Gen Combs although absent, and having refused
io stand OF course be will not have fair chance ano
his election under such circumstances would not onl!
be highly complimentary 10 him, but would sho" b
better degree OF unity than have dared TO hope
for among the Wings. Providence journal
IS- We believe Gen. Combs $ name was with
drawn by his friends bsiose the opening oi the
Poll, they not choosing to have it presented under
circumstances 50 entirely unfavOrsble. With a
fair start and a chance 70 meet and address tie
People. we mistake the Kentucky character Il
Gen. Combs would not be almost irresistible in 8
canvass, personal or political.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11

" Liquid Hair Dye improved 50 IS 10 color tho
hair whskers the IL applied without the least
injury entirely free from pleasant OdOf and can be
washed with the strongest soap Immediately IL applied
without waurS dry. For sale agplied, AT BArcHs
tos's Wig Factory Wsl--t myl5 TuTb& Sat n
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11
~v.rI po.,.Of,ce Appointments.

Arev,r 4-Pr,.tosa -le.s Dregs-s '" ssSe
% No. rrh.n M.ti, Cors-r Tonysns Joaa hAsennf-
spesasvi8r o. Samuel Ashes Danof, % " Oh.e
De ktrs G1os. Nartvile CsSuSs hSrNe "a,
Haze HI rre arhss Shuts sC1th kafsiifn Ne<h y,
faI.a. Gui4ersnd Aos1y. Jeha D. Osse2y
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11

FATHER M,rssw.-Tne Father Mathew l. A.
Society have presented Father Mathew with ESQ As
their instanent OF the temperance debt, % relieve
aim from pecunlary obligation 10 tue British Govern
ment On Thursday. the worthy gentleman rusiicsted
a. hsnt He has siguned his intention 10 v'is Roch
ester, though he cannot sI presen, hx the time.