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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13
The End of Poland.

The Tribune translates the following from
Polish letter in the AlgeDIeine Zeitung:
alt is daily made more apparent that Poland iI
Fastening to it's eternal sleep with gigantic steps
The Aristccracy Of the Kingdom, who in spite Of
all temporary sympathes with the people, are
still an Aristccracy, have broken with the De.
mocracy, and visibly become friendly to the Gov.
eminent. They feel that they cannot satisfy the
demands Of the Democracy without beggring
Themselves, and clearly perceive that all national
efforts must now be fruitless because every condi
ton of success is wanting. At the same time, in
order to save appearances, is reported that the
Gar is about to make concessions to the King.
DOM and must be met half way, although these
very parties are convinced that the Poles as ma
ton have no concessions whatever TO expect from
him In word the aristOcracy Of the kingdom
believe that they must choose between their own
extinction and close union with Russia, and they
have adopted the latter This great metamorPhoss
explains the numerous acts of grace already grant
ed and perhaps the universal amnesty to be bestoH
ed in December of thsyear. The Russian policy has
taken the marrow out Of the Polish nobility who can
as easily resign their existence as their love OF
show so that they are ready to yield to the unater
able and postpone that national regeneration about
which there has been so much defamation to the
day OF doom. To this decision the example of Gal
licia gives additional weight where, as they see,
the most boundless confusion prevails and the Pol
sh noble hourly trembles in fear Of the revenge Of
bis former subjects who have taken possession OF
bis property. They see, too, that if they only go
over TO the Government they can treat the Jews
and the common people in the same arbitrary way
as before. In the Grand Duchy Of Posen the split
70 not 90 evident, but even there the nobility are
more and more drawing back from the Peoples
party ard the exles During the st. Johns festi-
val Of this year, the mobiles have been everywhere
publicly blamed for living again in the Old luxury
and leaving their unfortunate oountrymen in exile
to die Of hunger Thus Kosciuskos Finis Poleri'
csT seems to be approaching its last stage
Thoughthe above is probably exaggerated,
there seems to be no reason for doubling
that it is essentially true. The craft of Rus
sian policy is more fatal to the soul Of Po-
land than the sword or the mines Of Siberia.
The cause which produced the failure Of the
Revolution Of 1881, is that which is put in
play to bring about the final event. The
aristoCracy seeifce their country rather than
their privileges. There is a moral in this
tragedy none the less worthy Of reflection
because it is somewhat trite.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13
Resolutions Of the sOathsrn Caucus.

WARRINGTON mOnohy August u
The following, taken from the Southern Pres Of
this morning, are the Resolutions adopted by the
Southern ulras, in caucus, on Saturday night
ReoIred Tia, DO citizen ,hsl be depd red ~ hi, Ne Id.
y pIoPtIty except hy me judgment OF MS pesTs and
HC $3.50 the lsuf ard hit ue Common Law, "a ex-
Ifd 10 shs American Colonies on me 4in 4 july l11o q
he Cor slitu or Lavs OF the United SIHes sppicsbe 10
ca, Teuor e. shall be lie fundamental law OF ths said
P,olSeS Fbs,i hi even, that non savehodiag ss,es
cZens under American laws, we Will inssI upon diys-
tue Counrv tie line OF So So Win distinct 70
coRnltion and protection Of property IN Slaves
hsolrfd That we viii not vote flf the admission OF Gal
orra unless be S11inern Boundary DO restricted 10 the
Terslel OF 50 So North lstiude
Resoitcd, That We will not Egree 70 any Boundary be-
tween Texas ard keWMeJicO which prop0Ges 10 cede %
NewMsxico spy portion Of Territory 'cugh Of the parallel
OF $50 so Nonh lelude and west ofhe RIO Galde prior
To iho adjustment OF the ferrori' quesions.
Besolr-d Tna ne Representatives. Of the save holding
States will resifi By uusl legislative AMI constitutional
metns the admission OF the STATE 81 California and the
adut ent the Tex-s boundary until settlement Of the
Territorial question 10 made.
Re Jtfe- hesoised That the powers and duties OF ne
Committee Of fifteen be continued ULt the further action Of
temectug 8ut that the Chairman or mat Committee BY
the concurrence ofsny three members thefeo may o. any
Tine call meeting Of the Representatives. oil me Save
hodiDg States.
This being the utimsum of the propaganda, the
Northern men are determined TO urge through the
California bill without delay.
The resolutions were adopted by forty Members,
lew only dissenting.
Mr. Toombs conducted the proceedings and pro.
posed the resolutions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13
DIr, II wbank.

The Albany atlas, noticing a recent re-
port that THOMAS EwBASK, Commissioner
of Patents, would be rejected by the Senate,
says:
"Mr. Ewbank wat the author OF work on Hy'
drodynsn ice, admirably written, but without pre-
tension This gave him PoPu ari,y, and no dosbt Sc
cured him the appointm ent NJ the head oil the
Patent Office But Mr.. Egbsnk vss not content
10 let his reputation alone; bat got up an Official
Report which bore the stamp OF q1sckery. he
spoke Of the duty Of Congress 10 assist 10 the as
covery Of new motors, 20 organize systen o. re
wards for discovery. and 20 preserve the breed oil
bufftloes; al set forth in style OF rhapsody unu'
Euel in official report.
"He frds that his new book was the new mo
tor for the discovery OF which be so lonSea' Il
has moved him ont Of Office
MIR. EwbsDk'S Report, thusdosignated as
the reason for his anticipated rejection, was
made to Congress fully six months ago. ant
has not net been printed. Extracts from 1t
have appeared in The Tribune, and the de-
mand for them was so great that we could
not supply it, and book-publisher issued a
pamphlet copy which has had wide sale,
and on the strength of which Mr. Egbanks
Report has been hailed with admiration in
Europe, and his appointment spoken Of as
most creditable to our Government. If the
Senate mean to reject Mr.. ETblnk because
Of that Report, would it net be advisable to
have ii printed, so that they can look at it?
The Atlas is correct in saying that Mr..
Ewbank was appointed purely because of his
Scientific labOrs and attainments. He had
no Political claims, and none were set up in
his behalf; but Gen. Taylor knew what his
Scientific reputation was, decided that
Mr.. EwbaDk was the man the place wanted,
and appointed him. The "quackery" in
his Report is most perceptiblo to those who
have read least Of it; and if Mr.. Ewbsnk
shall be rejected therefor, the Senate will
have earned fame only paralleled by that
Of the tribunal which condemned Socrates.
KEsTUcKY.-So far az we have returns the Mem
Al. 7 L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13
Failure Of the Mail, &c.


Tire Mail has failed beyond Petersburg.
A young man named Stuness was arrested IN
Vireihia, and another named Griffith was arrested
in Hartford County, Nd. for killing man named
Henry Hammond, in the latter County.
One hundred and twenty six deaths occurred in
this city last week, considerable number Of which
were from Diarrhes, but none from Cholera.
The Wing City Convention will meet tonight
to nominate Reform candidates.
The weather is very pleasant.
There was Taors meeting held this afternoon
for the purpose of forming Trade Asaocission-
A resolution, which gave rise to much debate and
created considerable excitement, was passed, ex'
Guiding Jews from attending the meetings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

n TIE SPIRIT MESSENGER, edited by APoL-
Los MUM and K. P. AMBLER, is the title Of new
weekly paper published at Springfield, Mass. and
devoted, among other objects, to the phsnoneni
Of frances, visions, inspiration clsirvoy nee the
universal change in huuan existence called Physi-
cal DEATH and the singular manifestations Of the in
tim ate relation between the material and spiritual
world which are now tt.ra ,i9g universal atten'
tou." It is to contain articles from time to time
written by Andrew jackson Davis Mrs. Frances d.
Green, and other contributors TO the Uairrcelum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

WIscoSsIS.-They are beginning to call Con-
ven,ions in Wisconsin, to nominats candidates for
Congress. Although Compromises are said not to
bePOpular in that State, we wish they would D'ake
one Of their OWL and reflect their present Delesa
tion to the House. Each Of the three parties into
which the State is divided has Representative,
and they are all capable, efficient useful Mem
beu. Mr.. COLE, the Wing Member il esteemed
and confded in by all who know him. Mr. DUR.
KEE, Free soir is anti Wing enough to suit the
stomach Of thorough Loco FocO, bat keeps
conscience and, unlike the Freesoilers in general
dont seem to consider ii the chief end Of bis beip
TO sssal and defame the Wings. Gov. DorY is a
'Democrat,' so called. bat Arm for FreeSoil,
Rivers and Harbors, &c. and refuses to-vote that
twioe two are FIVE when the good OF the party
seems TO require it. We don't believe Wisconsin
will do better than TO elect her entire Delegation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

" The Courier and ESqrirer has reserved ',t
.;r,,a I.,ter from Naples, dated JAY H. with
the following; 90, uo,,.,, ,,;,
Ire fon oD the 10th inst. TO sister OF the
was msr Nsolsr' The Duchess de Berry and the
Ang o. Na y Au,tri. aud Russia have Il Is said,
n ..pd an income Of $4,000 for the royal couple
The Spanish N,ts, here S's I'd a.. ss,D az
PoI;ness Is party to the absoluti,s intrigue with
Rnssia and Austria.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

A SHOT IN THE EYE.-Mr. William But
terworth, at meeting held in Philadelphia
in behalf Of the Seamstresses' Industrial
Union, made a speech containing q good
deal that seems to us unsound, but relieved
by such touches on the marrow Of the busi-
ness as this
al will tellyou Of gentleman Tor whom | Ia bored
in Dep,iord Mass. some years. was speaking of
Tie injustice done BY capitalists in this very coua-
nv. where there was plenty Of land plenty Of fac.
ties for making all men really free, and making
this ground a Republic Of Freemen but he said
xou 40 not und eritand our beautiful institutions ;
xou are not acquainted with them, or else you would
say that they are really what they appear to be. l
.s,d al am plain, unsophsticated, practical man,
.nd I will tell you enc thing that d know. l
NOV that work for you 10 the longest sy IN sum
mer from the eaTlies. period to the latest ana
know that il you choose, at any moment you can
turn ne away; and know that the elect Oh yoa.
farming me away is 70 ssarve my wlie ana onli'
dren and know Ltat IS poicer tk6t no man W.
De- heopen ongkt 10 hare least OF all IN hePoohc'
What boots IL TO me whether work under the Al,
tocrtt of Russia, or the nondescript government OF
China, or the monGchicsl or oligarchical Govern
rnent Of Great Britain, or in the Republic oil Amer
icai What Ia 1t to mel You are Emperor ser.
ate, Congress yoU Asrethe poDer Of ne ana aeGtA
orer me, which Is power which never onsns 70 Do
welded but by 0mnipotence."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

ry- MICHIGAN will choose three Judges OF her
supreme Court three Membeuof Congress. Audi
tor General State Treasurer, Attorney General
School Superintendent twelve Senator'S an Assem-
Div and County officers at her State Election on the
cd of November next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

rr.ov.n.pr CLOTHING AT WHoLssALs-oiusrS
G.KpsrR, n Broadway, would iavis Tho especial ss
uon OF purchasers 10 their stoch Of Cionink' wee. .
arev new and particularly ssAplsd 70 the "e''ss
x,r,,.,, trad. yhev would consistently sssefi ~ :
srTIe a. well as the 90 oerior mannsr In which We
are made cannot be surpassed By any ~ .
trnde.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION on CBAUrAUaDE LM
The Ma1svpIe SeanRel say the st Gamer rf,a@
running on Chautauque Lake, collapsed her ss s''
Cd Friday lust as she was leaving the Th,ri :. tIs
village. Three persons Were scslaed, bat n'as U
tally
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13
81 TELEealPY 10 IHe Nsw.YOak TRIguNs

NAVAL DRY Dock Al PoNTsM0UTH N. i've
lean by Telegraph from Portsmouth,, tia, this nig
uifceut structure, which causht on the ways last
Thursday, when the first attempt was made to
lsuuch it, was yesterday safely and smoothly
launched, and is now mo1.od ia the har6Or It's q
Balance Deck, John s. Gilbert, Paten:ee.l aud the
largest Dry Dock Of any kind in America ard pro-
baby In the world
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

TEsDER EEET-fhe only reraedy for 's1o~
wear properly formed Boots OF Shoes and s"s
must 20 10 wArxIsss, ia YsliOn-'; wte AZ -
The fee, and msfss Boots expressly TOE ese'
Strangers leaving their measures Gao asve 90 Sso
70 snY part OF tho Union
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

OHIO Col. P. VAS TsUNP is the Wing csndi
date for Congress in the IXth District Of Ohio
compri,ipg Fairfield, Fsye'te, Madison AMI Picka'
way Counties. 1t is now represented by Edison
B. olds, Loco, and gave in '4s Taylor 1909, Cas-
7l33, V. Buren, ia votes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13
,r,r,,,,,xip philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday Aug. i2Ih
The total number Of deaths that occurred ia this
city last week, were 81, including children under
years Of age. This shows a decrease oil . IN the
E.t Of fatal csEes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13
,na,her Cnntnre of Rscaped slaves.

WAsnINsTON, Monday, Aug. Il
Three negroes belonging to Hon. Mr.. COlcock. g.
c. nbsconded from him six weeks ago and were
concealed until today when two were fund by
Capt. Goddard at the residence Of Richard A.
Coke, concealed under the floor OF the kitchen.
They were committed to prison. Oae is still at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

HAIR pYtse-rHALoss Magic Hair Dys' 70 e~. |.
ha,r or wbisters the moment IL Is applied. wooa.-
70 The hair or ,lin. Il can be washed immeds's,
disturbing the eoor and hAs DO bsd odor' nna :
or ,old. Al PHaLoss Wig and Youpee Asaai'I sSl .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

rTBsys you teen shOse new ard beautiful pew
Ply ard Patent Tapestry Ing. csrpen' rhs5 .rDs
demand, and positively to Q sund ooly 81 III, A1,
pe. EstabHshmsBL No. So Bowsry. Hiram AraH
TbOte 4and ) shilling English Ing Cupea ~
thilHrg OIL Cloths are urprecedenry cnesp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

ASOTBER VACANCY IN CoEGREss.-Dr. HEsRr
MS, Member Of Congress from York and Adams
Counties, died at bis residence in York. P. on
Saturday. 10th inst DR.. Mes was about 50 years
old, q very moderate politician OF the old Pennsyl
vania Democracy, bat elected mainly by Wing
Votes and generally voting with the Wing, He
vss an amiable, worthy man. Of moderate abilities.
He has beer 90 unvell 'or nearly year that his
recovery wa hardly Hoped or, and when he was
brought up to vote for 81. Winthrop ~ Speaker
Oh the decisive or plurality ballot i. vas IN ,ugh:
to be at his peril.
Since this Congress assembled, the II 9use has
lost by resignation Thom,s Butler King Of Dor.
eit r. bert Z. Winthrop o. Maaachuse,ss, and is
room to lose Ch,s NJ. Conrad Of Louisana-al
Wbigs-and by desth Ds.iel P. King Of 2assa-
cbusetr AID Henry Mes OF Pennsylvania, bj.h
also Whigs, while the Opposition have lost no
seat bot that from which VIM Tbonpsop, Jr.
Of Iowa was elected, because be attained it not
b. & m6loi;y Of votes bat by tho stealing Of a
Pol-hook and this has been balanced By the cleo
zion Of Joseph w Jackson Of Georgia, in place Of
Butler King. The BJuse, therefore, is now de-
cidedy Opposition.
We presume the announcement Of Dr.. Ness
death viii terminate ell business il either House
20 day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13
observation-disclosures.

WILMINGTON Monday, Aug'IE
Col. Benton asserts that the people OF California
vii! shortly apply for two Territorial governments
the State government being too expensive.
Chaplin the kidnaPPer of Toombs and Stephens
slaves is to be given to Maryland for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

NrBLo's Mr. Burton plays 10 night one Of eea -.
To morrow evening Mr.. Br0ugham taxes DIS fssreD ~
eft when tho celebrated Irish Comedian, Mr. conA' W
smear and sing several Of HE most popular songs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. TUESDAY, AUGUST IS.

- rer.ons about leaving The City during the Summer
months can have The Daily Tbsns sent 70 them by leaving
o. sending their sddress III the Publication once corner OF
ppruco and Nassau sIs. opposite hs C'y HAL Fnee ~
ssnts = mouIb psyshle II advance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

wrhe PLUnSE National oALLEHY, Mol si's ..',
DE largest col eelion o. Portr aits OF disans''
tnd,vdsss in this county Hoae can fai Of oeihs ~
--,,6ad by A visit 70 this celebrate Gallery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13
For Europe,

The next number Of TIE Tribune for European
ejaculation will be issuci TO MORROW MORN.
ING At O'Clock. Il viii contain all tie latest
news received up to the time Of going to Pre'S.
The Canada sails from this port Tomorrow at 10
oclock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

.r. 80. ., which ve nvsb ons OF wonders
q Lhe - 60. /. ssooks Boots, shoe', AID oss
g'sse'' ., Tu ,tsS bs.uty. ebespns" md eursS1iiy
IN men .ls .L No ,t,he. readymsd, aud esssp srs
lsdy o. lea' No $50 FuItOna ~bsre their f'O' sad p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13
BUSINESS RoTIoEs

rrRARSUM's MUSEUM 10 oyeuun now y IN peope % =
- G. d red man whois turning white. II NnsW ag
lta slrG adv and bis hands o~ tho dsrs ssin GOV y
ms OF. lie has rare cosmetic 70 cu;7 slAty. a. ~
puu srdn Is psyed al Barnuls this eve ing nfe'h
ihfs ahefuoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13
KEsTUCKY.-So far az we have returns the Mem.
bers elect 10 the next Kentucky Legislature are
dv;dod CO foil ,us
divided as follows {:

The opposition Members chosen in the strong
Wing Counties of Fayette, Mason and Madison
are the results of local feuds growing out Of the
struggle for Reformed Constitution. Should the
same influences have prevailed throughout the
State the House will be nearly equally divided.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

" The Cincinnati Nonparrl Of the 5sb, Az
uounces the diIcoDtinuaDoe Of Mr. H.RDr's con
nectioh with that sheet His post will DO occupied
by Mr. ESOs Il. HEED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

NEW SILK House., 81 BsoADwAs'-IA. ..-,.A IL.
Co. are opening IN entire nav s'0eA VI ~ ~
siss ard German Fancy eoods' emeiAsa -. b
novelties 10 Prissed Gooes, Dr aas,s,iv s,oeisL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13
California Bill and the South.

WAsHINGTON, MJncay Alg. Il
A solemn Protest has been drawn up and signed
b. II Southern Senators egains! tho passage OF
the California bill, and will be presented to the
seukte Tomorrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

WIGS! wIss!- cirIsns ana SUI ~ rooesss. Hsst
speet PnALoss rsw 'ys q ~ IA q, en-, !. Z. sss
ne is'ss.' sno 's ?. n iu s,osd"st cons -
Copy Tbs sdir'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

~. TIE AsAlander is the title of a neat Wing
weekly Just started at Ashland loi BY w. b.
M'CARTr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

ApvKRrrsExESrs- For Auctions see third page,
and Calilornis steamers see seventh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-18
BOOK TRADE.
THE sCALPEL roR rEBRuARY

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DIVIDENDS.
DIyIDENp.1yIiAaD,lso9N AND lYolANAPoLl

nIyIDEND.-MADlSO AND INDIANAPOLIS
DRNLROAD COMPANY Tho Board OF Director.
hsre this dav cecaf- sem annual d.tteod oi four ar1
one 5nf rer he capital s'0cN ncuiu- i' suNui
pad un ihr -cnpt -lsre- ot th" earnings ~ he s
months ending si,i December s payable on ant after Pc
25th Holders az sock stored ou lr transfer oooas
ir The CRY of NewNurk vii receive their dividends a. te
Office II Nlns.ow Lsnier Co s. Nalst Al others A.
tls Office
Certificates OF -crp shares b. prc-eni'd a. their
ohce for the endorsement thereon ci ts dividend pay
reu' Dated Madison Indians. Jaa ?, io''
w \ JACKSON. Secy K. R. Co
An insalmeu az So mas been cal -f of each shan
OF the unpaid scrip stock oi ms COMPANY pavshe on
the 18th dav January inst 1870 Payment fo De mad"
W.n-low. Lsnicr Co 50 Na.-s on a. st.cs register
the books Of The agency ir fe C- ot Ne" ora
Holders vii Yanse present their scrip Ccrufcs'e a. he
ne az making The said Pas ,a The IAN. nay n. e.
dpr.ed thereon 30 1vi.l W. y. j secv.
nIyIDFND-AIBANY AND SCHENECTADY
DRAlLROAD Goa dividend of three sli bait psr
cent ot he csps. stock OF tAs Company hs- ins day
been AIRED 0u u The earnings of Ire as sN months
payAhe on he 18th dsv OF January pr1Aru al ne Ne"
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