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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-29

TRAGIcAL END OF THE NEw.ORLEASs ABDUc
Tles CAsE.-Hebecca Bernstein, VINO was com
PEELED on Friday last to obey the order OF the Court
and retu m her relatives, from the compsnsnP OF
Joubert has il set ms, been fully satisfied OF the
falsehoods by which this man gained her person
On Saturday last, wrought up to frenzy by the
DISGRACE which he bad entaled upon her, abe un'
dertook with the aid OF relatives and friends, 70
wreak a summary revenge. She visited Jouoert
AZ bis store corner Of Julia and TuhouPltoulas ats
and invited him to walk with her; stating at the
time that she had escaped from the custody OF her
family. The father Of Joubert susPectlng danger,
ina,ted that he should not leave the house but the
fellow declared that he would face the world, II he.
becca were with him, donned his best attre aud
accom- panied her. They proceeded TO the corner
of AnnunciatiOn and Race SITS folio yes at SNORT
distance by three friends OF the giri who were
there to aid her In case OF an emergency. DaIins
the walk. Joubert communicated the TACT that no
had offered o. 900 10 an acquaintance, II ne would
ss.ist him in again taking her from the guardian
hin of her family. While thus converting ne
becca suddenly threw of her bonnet uPoraded nm
in violent terms for his infamous course, told MIN
that she was satisfied OF the fasehood OF ms sol
emn osch that he was not Of uegro blood nor
married man, and then, with motion too quick
20 allow his retreat, the drew pistol from her
dress presented il and fred, the ball penetrating
his cheek and shatterng the teeth Of bis LETT jaw
Joubert staggered, but the desperate girl finding
her work bat partially done, instantly drew ah0V ,
er pistol and planting it directly In his face pulled
the trigger The weapon failed to second her 10
tention 1t snapped, and her friends fearing yio.
lepce from Joubert, Immediately came up 70 ner
aid. One Of them, pistol in band, advanced 70 soe
wounded man and offered fair combat but Ne,
bscca declaring that she would vndicate ner o VA
csnse snntohed the third weapon and aga essayeI
10 ,boot the late companion Of her flight JoGoer.
.s,re.tsd a. the infuriated girl advanced, ana ne
reu nc, ~ the fact that she could not, with her
so,o,.rcs Of the weapon, discharge the load A
s.,1sv here epsued in this singular anau, sna 'ou
s,t bsfore the crowd Of persons assembled de,
arsd At after Rebeccs had left her home be had
Su, two interviews with her both in the presence
" o,ber,' he expressed himself most PenitenI
q, HE intended crime and past receptions, anc
svowed that he had received but bis deserts
These statements appearing satisfactory 70 the par
ties. tbey drove OF in a carriage, leaving Jouoer
10 ,eek relief for bis wound. One OF the polcf
came upon the spot at the close OF the anar, am
attempted to arrest the girl but we understand
that joubert said that be had no charge 70 mahe
and had merited all that be had received uP0'
which no further effort was made TO detaln net; e
| lNew-Oresns Bee jay ~.
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From HnyuEa.


BY the stesmer lsabel, at Charleston. We have
dates from Havana TO Juae %. Among her pas
sengers from Hsvsns, we notice the name Of our
distinguished feIlowcitizen, Gen Campbell. United
States Consul at Havana,
correspOndence Of the Charleston Courier.
HAvSSA, Tuesday, July 3.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Last wrote Won. one Of The
prisoners A. b. Moore, has been pardoned. and for
ty-one absolved under the conditions that thew
should not be put at liberty here but sent from the
country under vigilance, and with penalty Of i'm.
prisonment If they were found within two wear.
either in Cuba or Porto Rico. Com. Morris accent
ed them, and refused 10 allow them to choose their
own conveyance 10 the United States, and sent
Il EN- to Pensa cols in the Albany, Capt Randolph.
The fate Of the others is uncertain Seven of the
will probably receive soon the same sentence with
those who have already been sent away, bu. Capt.
Benson, his mate, Grafton, and Hall, mate Of the
Susan Loud are in danger Of the galleys. Com.
Morris saw them all a few hours previous 70 bis
sailing but am told be took little or no interest in
them He found poor Benson at the Hospital, a
revibg maniac.
The little interest that has been shown by the
Naval oficers that have visited this port with tue
only exceptions Of Captains Randolph and LoFndei
in the prisoners, has tended more to confirm the
Spanish authorities in their course, than any con
viction in their own minds Of the legality OF theli
proceedings.
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LINER from Venezuela.

Ry the schr Renown, we have Intelligence to the
10Th inst from Porto Cabello Politics were run
ing high on the approaching Presidential Election
The candidates are General Jose 6regorio Mona
gas. of the present military despo!ic party, who'
tits expected, if successful will carry out the Prin
cples OF the prty-his brother is the President at
this time. The civil candidates are Rendon'
Senator from Cumans, and Guzman, the present
Vice. Pre- sident. They all profess to be liberals
and were the enemies of General Paez aud his
party. The friends of Gen. Paez have not taken
apy active part in the elections since the memora-
HE o4h January ls4S and the liberal party Of that
period have since split into variety OF factions
and clioues, and are more imbittered against each
other than the combined forces were against Gen.
paez President Monagss continues the deadly
eneny Of Gen Peez, but the time is not Tar distant
when this will be changed. If General Jose u.
Monse az should be elected, and rule with the bay
onet IA his brother does, which no doubshe will
do the civic party united, being two to one the
strongest, would call back Paez, and rally under
his standard, and crush the military depots to
atoms.
In consequence Of the attention Of Capt Todd and
the officers of the Government steamer which con-
veyed Gen. Paez to St. Thomas from Cumsna,
thew were Immediately discharged the service on
their arrival at Porto CsbeIlo. Had they placed
their ilustrious prisoner in irons and otherwise
badly treated him, they would have retained their
rank and employment
The Presidential election will take place on the
LIST Of Aug. The newspaper published at Porto
| Csbello and opposed to the election OF honisas
hs, been stopped by the authorities. The Pre'l.
| dent has guard Of so men at his private dwelling
| house in Caracas, with seven sentnels. This
goes to prove how unpopular he is with bis fellow
citizens He 10 escorted by two officers and twelve
men when he goes to the Government house or Tor
! q ride
A vague rumor arrived at Porto CabeIo on the
| llth inst that Gems. Paez and Lopez were TO h
out three steamers at New.York against Venezu
ella, and tina. Mr.. Ward, on board the bark Veneza
ella for Philadelphia was 10 furnish 100000 io
the enter Prise.
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LATER FROM FIRE lsLASD-We have just had
g vi.i, from q gentlemen who left Fire Island on
Friday evening. The fragments Of mans body
have been thrown ashore on the beach near the
Lieh, House, but it was impossible to recognize
them. The ribs were bare, and from the marks OF
teeth upon them. i. is supposed that the body
had been msngled by sharks. The fragments were
decently inferred.
The sea is ssiI so rough that no boat can get TO
the wreck. Mr. Thoreau is still on the Island, en.
deavoring to find the manuscript oil Madame os-
soils work on Italy, which is known to have reach
ed the Ahore.
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A Good Position.

Hon. L. D. Campbell of Ohio lately sent
to several Members of Congress a letter as
to the duty of Northern men at the present
crisis, asking the parties addressed whether
they did not regard the passage of the Will
mot Proviso through the Senate as impos-
sible; whether it is not incumbent on the
friends of Freedom to procure the imme-
date and unconditional admission of Cali
fornis, and prevent the passage OF any
Territorial bill not containing the Wilmot
Proviso; and whether, under present cir
cumstances, it is not the solemn duty of all
parties at the North to unite on candidates
who are reliable as incorporating sup
porters Of the Proviso, as a measure para
mount in importance to any and all ques-
tons which have hitherto divided parties.
In replying to this letter on the 9th instant,
Gov. SEWARD makes the following statement
Of his own position;
al trust that YOU will excuse me for declining to
give categorical answers to the three questions
| which YOU have propoupded 10 me. Ny reason for
this course is that think the OF the friends Of
Freedom throughout the United States has consist
ed chiefly In establishing or attempting 10 establish
tests, creeds, and platforms, which has resulted
seldom in making one comprehensive enough, ans
J | exact enough, 10 secure general assent, aud ire
quently, in distracted controversies, hinderng anc
| delaying the that all desired 10 promote My
OWL rule Of action has been to do oil that rghHull,
could 10 promote the cause according to myoTE
judgment, without controversy with o. hers engages
in It, whatever their particular views or associs
! tons might be. 1t will not be difficult To gathe
from my published sentiments & near COINCIDENCE
/ Of opinion with those you have advanced. Yet,
= would not even seem willing to exact concurrenc
u from others
!, These views of man whose firmness an
n truth to his convictions throughout tn
= whole of this Slavery controversy cannot
J impeached, might pro6tably be studied b
e those whose supreme presumption viii not 81
Il nit that any course tends to the ultimate tr
II umph ofFreedom, or is sincere 10 its motive
save that which they have themselves adop
n ed or determined to force upon the sdoptic
1t of others. The man Of genuine oonvictioI
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Prospects mt Washington.

We last evening received the following by
telegraph from the Editor of The Tribune
who is now for few days at Washington;
al understand that the Senate's Select
Committee on the Foote and Benton fracas
will report tomorrow and in terms of strong
censure on both the actors. A scene is ex-
pected on the presentation Of the report.
1.-The fate of the Omnibus will not proba-
bly, be decided tomorrow. Its friends are
in doubt as to its success.
"All four members from our City in the
House are said to be now favorable to the
bill. think it will pass the House if it
ever comes from the Senate"
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SOUND THE ALARa.-we never peruss the desnsn W
paper without noticing the great number who die con
sumption This disease always commences WIN seeast
which, IL not removed, terminates In sonmnpnon 40.
many lives might be saved, people would as' sca.'e.
Pulmouc Syrup, which Is decidedly The best renee,
the cure OF coughs, colds, consumption, liver e0"p-
Gc ever discovered IL 10 an Indian remedy, ana ni'
the reason ofits great success AFTER the nosuns ana
of doctors have been used IN vain. 70 tho fosaos
paper, who have consumption or bad eous'' n' W..
runner OF tn. cisease, would say, II you w'n' ~
well. use scHEscK's Pulmonic Syrup. Pnce VI POI '"'
or bottles for g..
CIV. CLIcKEsER < Co. 81 Brelay-st arc the 0''"'
Agents for New-York and vicinity.
EEw.YesK CRY AGssrs.
Ell. PAXTON, csc Greenw chat. and n Nintbsrssss
JGL CopDIEeTos, IT'S Broadway, sad sos Hadsoas
T. Lyon, az Grsndst
WD. CRUABIE, 26 Bowery.
is RELs, Ill Third avenue DS"
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Observation-Disclosures.

1t is now sixty odd years since our FEEDER
al Constitution was adopted, under which
our People have increased from Four to
Twenty.four Millions, and our inhabited
Area. our Industry, Arts, &c. in at least
equal proportion. With vast expanse of
territory, peopled by hostile races, profess
ing antagonist creeds, with the most con-
,trassed social institutions, and apparently
clashipg interests, we have yet passed
through peace and war, tranquility and con,
yulsion, during these sixty years. without
one single serious revolutionary outoreak'
and without shedding one drop OF blood on
conviction oftreason. And in these SIXTY
odd evendul years, this fierce democratic
of ours has hardly lost Tor takenl a Single
human life in civil war, while fraterns
blood has been poured out in rivers ovel
almost all the rest of the civilized world.
The cause Of this signal exemption from
Fl. horrors Of civil strife is not to DO soush
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The Omnibus-New ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sicEer Of Patents-News from capt. ffeH''
Hon. X. w hitIlesey.
WASHINGTON, Saturday
OF The fnoaIo.
WASHINGTON. Saturday, July y,

Correspondence Of The Tribune
WASHINGTON, Saturday, July n, 1850
The death OF Mr.. KIsG, one Of the Represents
tiyes from Mass, prevented the Senate from acting
upon the amendment Of Mr.BRADBURY, the adoption
Of which, would place the Compromise bin beyond
any reasonable doubt The early part Of the week
the question will probably be taken, more es'
pecially IL the vacancies from Ohio and Mssschu'
setts shall have been filed, and which the enemies
Of q satsfactory and peaceable adjustment OF the
slavery question have been struggling TO keep oil
the vote, until such contingency should happen
Although Mr.. NORRIS, friend Of peace, and Of the
perpetuity Of the Union, is sick, aud both henrs
Ewing and the successor Of Mr. WEBSTER may be
present, my own convictions are that the bill will
still have strength enough 20 triumph over faction,
and .hus preserve New. Mexico nom the grasp Of
Texas. In the House, it il growing stronger and
stronger every day, and If passed by the Senate,
will receive q majority IN the House greater than
even his friends anticipate.
There is al unwse and indiscreet anxiety mani
tested in certain quarters, that the President
should make some communication to Congress
| upon the Slavery question az connected with New
/ Mexico; and surprise 10 manifested that this has
not been done. Mr. FILLMORE cannot be operated
upon throus any such channels 70 add fuel 70 the
\ flames OF excite ment which are burning with 90
4 much intensity within the walls a Congress- de
Is anxious as the oozntry possibly can be 70 get
bis Cabinet together and 70 take their counsel aad
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~ Whig state

~ Whfg state Conveptien.-fhe Wig Electors
OF The State Of New York requested to meesin heir
respective Assembly Districts add sppont one Delegate
from each District attend State Convention, which VIII
assemble in The City OF Syracuse THURSDAY the 18th
day ofsEPTEMBER, 1885, oflhsi day for The pur'
pose of nominating candidates 'or the ooes OF Governor
Lieutspsn Governor Canal Commissioner, Inspector Of
State Prisons, and Clerk OF the Court OF Appeals.
JOHN L. scH0OLcRAFT.l
JAMES HORNER, .n...
JAMES KIDD, A''"'
FRANIIN TOWNSEND,
HENRY u HAYEOR lr
IL GRAND r. CANNON, I ivy
5 = ShiL ! Ps1 Taasn; 3s.~ rott.
J. H. HOBERT HAWs,
Whig State Central Committee.
dibany. July 26 1880.
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~ TrmoLar's SULPHUR Baras, 81 Pesrta, ser
Broadway, established 10 1870 by Lsuis I fimolsi hsa
Pss for the cure OF Rheu Dst.m Erupnous Of DO slA
Cold, Mercurisl saeeuons &c fhs 10 the nrs. snsssA
ed and only Genuine Sulphur Bath ia ,hi' city We
refer to DR.. Valentine Mott Or. Rogers Dr. B6sa
Dr. vsehe, and the principal Physicians In his CITY
iv9o 2AoIkWed'
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FROM NASSAU, N. P.-We have received files
of the Bahama Herald, published at Nassau, N.P.
to the 18th inst. There had been no news OF in
terest aimee previous advices. The Herald says;
We are sorry to learn, that 10 consequence OF our
out islands having been visited with so much rain
lately the prospects Of the salt rakers at least Tor
some time, have been paralysed. Many OF the
proprietors of ponds bad commenced raking, and
obtained q considerable quantity but all, regret
10 hear, has been destroyed.
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For Europe.

The next number Of The Tribune fer Euro
pean circulation will be Issued WEDNESDAY
MORNING at o'clock. 1t will contain all the
latest news received up 10 the time Of going to
press. The America sails from this port on Wed.
nesday at IL O'Clock
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Congress. Saturday.

Nothing was done in either House on Sat
urday beyond receiving the announcement
of the death Of Hon. DANIEL P. KING of
Massachusetts,, Member of the House Of
Representatives, and passing the resolutions
usual on such occasions.
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PESssYrvAsn--The Locos Of the XlXth Dob
M.pu',l Dhtrict have had q split part OF them
have nomir ated Gen. Joseph ADOnald, and ano-
Their part have put up Alex. Mckinney as eandi-
date. for Congress. 1t ia disputed by others wheth-
AZ sither has been regularly nomlnated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-29

~ The Buffalo Courier and Morning Express,
the only morning papers in Buffalo, have decided
to issue their usual Monday morning papers on the
previous Saturday night, in order to avoid Sunday
labor.
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as to great public question is apt not 10 be
ferocious toward those who differ from him,
especially if the difference relate more TO
measures than principles. Would that such
broad and manly tolerance as that Of Gov.
Seward had more exemplsrs.
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~ Those new and beautiful Patent Tapestry rhsesrt
Carpets are low In great demand positively 70 DO oual
only Of the famous cheap Carpet Warehouse ~ Bowoy
HIRAM AspERsos's fhose four and Eve shilling EngsA
Ipersn Carpets, md three aid four shilling on clo,s
.r, dertdedlv eheap.
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REApymADE CLOTHING AT observation-disclosures
GARDNER, A Broadway would invite The especial siis
ton OF purchasers to their stock Of Clothing which q
trely new and particularly adapted to the wes,era OK
southern trade. They would confidently assert ns -
style as well az the superior manner In which The gs1u
are made eanro, be surpassed by any essblisanss ms
trada UHs"
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Cons FAcroRY Shell, opea chain Patterns ss.-rhsA
dies are invited 10 examine ths s,yles which rJ
large and varied Just received per steamer, conp~s
assortment OF French Combs, very superior and baaua
P" Tv27 g.. I'M oUiMBY, sO3f Broadway
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~ Persons about leaving the City during the Summer
months can have tas Daily bsne sent 70 them by leaving
n landing their address the Publication oce corner Of
Spruce and Nassau s,s. opposite the City Hall Price 30
seais month. payable In advance.
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the ENTERPRISE

CoRREcrIos.-Mr ELIAB w. CAPRos, who
sdits the Providence Morning Mirror, Informs Us
that bis name Is not Elias and that he don't edit
the Morning Ne,cs. We stand corrected.
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GENERAL r.rLoarhs as ard e' p'sls No. % Of S's =.
raj Y.yO. ever engraved appeared n nc ~, ~ ~ s,os
Gallery of Iu.OG. Ams'ie.n s,o.,r.T wssIs tbs og
.ellers and also by BRIDY, 900 Sf0A'"''' ,,sqs,.
81 n..p.rreotvre 10 " be seen-
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~ Dressing Case, complete and ready for u'e, each
dele contained therein being OF the very best quality 70
sons travelling viii find this article ecnbning elegance
convenience and utility Toilet articles Of every desf
don at 1854 Broadway. IjyN6rI IN. QUIkBY
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EUsIpEss NOTICES.

B,Rsurs MusEun 10 compelled By pgOIee opp%ssss las
peal Toe Drunksrd for another week zane Of Reform
~ no. ~ ,ssrs h .tisng "The Bngsnd BOY
anernoOn
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ra- For late and important Telegraphc
dispatches see First Page.
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~ Those having goods suited TO The eoons! - 8
reminded hat row 10 just the time 70 Ave. v IRON y
.--,r~ reu spspers Ii can be cone conveniently 1880
- sns ip lhr bes rspers at B. PALmEhs Aa 49,
1asncy Tribune Buildings. he q tPpolneo W. 4 .
ma receipt for subscriptions and Advertisement, - -
rubl,,he RS low est ral6s The Agency emDfsc~
narers and pr.r cipsl TOW ns IN The States.
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w.,7rOA m.n thoroughly seqasnI'd WIN hSaonSs
80 a. one wear. Apply nSa Broadway on Monday,
go, between the hours Of and O'Clock D" ia
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IL we learn from Warrington that Senator
Norr;. Of N. II. whose detention from the Senate
by sickness, we have noticed, has entirely re-
covered.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

- Mercantile Library Asses ~ oTscnoa .
ssVeTy Of Books rom ne dess q ne se %S I'd =
nspepdsd for TWO weess 1i.h he nsw esalogas ~
compsnson Of al s .sn1,se,nsss Members arc ensS
ps1sy q ssS fsiaI Oudns volumes 90 ''
kugustl ~.., bepefu 10 be derived thsretroas
70 hoped this fequS' John MERCHAsL
Piled viii. Chairman Lib Commas
10 9~tr
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ADyKRrrsrxEsrs- For Auctions SEQ third page,
and California steamers see seventh.
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CLINTON BOYEL,

HEAD oF BEEkh4s ST. OPPOSITE TIE rAAs
~ The above well Known estabhshmeoI- ns J.
been thoroughly renovated and refarnishsd
an srpense Of several thoussrd dollars fhe pVr
ara con6dep. they can give entire sansiscnoa
he travelling public that VIII fsvcT ten VIZ 81 sNp
Tvs 6tisDltWr V
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Ps.ss disposed TO purchase, can lss ne as 50
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dsy. fhis win prove popular ~ofh' '' bsEs,
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FROM WASHINGTON.

prseeedipg. with reference 60 Mr.. Kings
Dcaih-ImportRnt Commercial inferma-
tion-The Proposed nfOdi6catien Of the
warehouse Bill-Cel. Warren safe-sena-
tor Ewips-The Massachusetts senatofiai
vncaucy-The Omnibus-The Tribune's Po-