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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-06
Nomination. to once Omnibus BIZ, &c.

COYeGpCndence OF The Tfuunr
WASHINGTON, Sunday, Aug
The fact of Mr.. FILLMORE having Withdrawn
the noninatio Of Capt. ALLEN, the Collector Oh
the port of Buffalo, from before the Senate and
sent the name Of Mr.. KETcHUM instead thereof, mas
given rise to spprehens.ons on the part oil those
wbo.e combinations are yet pending, that similar
fate awaits them. For such fears, there Is no
oround whatever. The objections 70 the person
.pnerceeded at Buffalo were not OF political ma
,ure. but went to bis qualifications alone and
b.veit from the best authority that 1t Is matter OF
ox,,ere doub. whether the Senate would have con-
ermed Mr.. ALLEN under any circumstances what
ever The President, in making this change, has
exercised a sound constitutional discretion and
been governed entirely by what he regarded was
ynost for the interest Of the public service de 10
,c,ronsibe for the manner in which that service Ia
,e,oyued and 10 meet that responsibility, it Is ne
ce.,arv be should have competent and unexceP-
,;onshle public agents AN thus particular IN this
r,,ter. in order 70 expel Unnecessary aPprehen
,;ors and a. the same time 70 say that Mr.. FILL
vopr i. determined 70 make no changes, unless as
in the ipstauce mentioned, be believes the puohS
service and the credit of his Administration can
6rit In all such cases be will act wlIa hmness
and independence. al
There are certain evidences OF reentlng Nits
,ome Of those Who aided 70 destroy the Omnibus
Kin which has given rise 10 renewed hopes snas
.ome.hing may yet be accomplished Tor me good
ofthe co1utry and the termination oil suiie' sna'
i.sreproach 10 Us, both at ZONE and soooad h'.
/ Pr.RcE. who mas heard nothing bat execra.on'
btAped upon nina since his main inssromentaii'y IA
destroyine the " Omnibus bill, wall tomorrow 10
,rodsce bill tha, ii entertained and passed WI
have the same effect that the Original Dill wo9i'
have accom- piished. Il vil be offered az an lnde
pendent propostcD, bat viii IN al proosoulty D.
subsequeniiy attached 70 the Cslfornia oul as =
amendneat thereto. The success OF the Propos
tor viii depend much upon the temper and splri
ofthe Texas Senators They need not expect tni
the whole Senate vii bend 70 their VIII, or D
dragoozed into even q tscit Acknowledgements
the fraudulent pretens0ns that state has SEE a
70 a erest portion Of the recently conq1eree teri
toy ofNex Mexico II they cannot rest eonter
with having the whole subject held IL ebeysn'
without prejudice TO the rights Of e.Aer By Cor
ui..jopers Appointed for such pur9ose, or %
; ..sion Of The Supreme Court Of shs United State
tbey viii in the end get nothing, except the OF
cr,tiop ard odum Of the whole nation Tor havll
he most materially contributed in aiding the d
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By THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL,
Brooklyn Military In PhiIadelphia-A Strike
amonS the Carperfers-Com.J jones, &c.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday. Aug5

NSfrespoEdccce or lie Irolre.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Aug
The Continental Guards, Company No. l OF
Brooklyn have Just arrived in this city and are be-
ipg escorted to the Armory Of The National Greys
By that Company. The novelty Of the Guards
unicrrn' aud their splendid marching. attract uni
verssl attention. finer looking body ofmsn have
never visited our city. and sincerely trust their
stay IN this city will be rendered 90 pleasant -
them that they will leave VS. with regret
Hon. Henry Clay lie expected to arrive in this
city this evening, from Baltimore. Mr.. c. will
stay st the American House in Chestnut st. and re-
msin over TO morrow.
The jourDeynen carpenters Of this city are on
strike for higher wages. They ask g. IS per
day, instead Of 81 50. Many employers are willing
to pay the advance
military corps TO be called the "Washioeton
Continental Guards is now being organized in
this city. The dreG, will be the costume Of the
Revolution.
You Of course are aware that Commodore Jacob
Jones died in this city on Saturday eyenisg at the
advanced age of 20 years. His funeral will pro-
baby tax place tomorrow but the arrangements
depend in some measure upon the arrival Of his
aor, who s row at Cape May.
The tnceu eccy ofhe weather today has had tendency
very quiet TIE Flour market has undergone no chsnge
The ,uppies continue very limited and the sock Is quite
snail The demand for export 10 limited. and only few
hundred barrels old stock sold s. ~? and some fresh
ground al - IS = Dbl holters however will
eep,hese prices Sales for city consumption IS ls up
y ~ Tor common AID extra brands and fancy los si
ngter rsies RYE Flour sud coRN MEAL are hrm al
" ~ Dol Supplies Of WHEAT are coming forward
more freely ard prices lower-saes OF good red al
~ ~ = ousoel kSE 10 scarce. CoRS 10 10 demand al IS
do es ior yellow OARS are In steady demand al former
rates WHsSY-sales In hhds are q and barrels A. Is
cents. - -
BALES OF srocES-FwSt Bodyd-ll shs Germantown
Bank = Pennsylvans RR, IS Uuon BANK Teur essee
65t hinehell RI, 6Tt 5, 100 Spring Garden 6s g.
Second Bod,d-l00 Reading RR, pa; loo Camden and
q, 50 81 Ghard Bank, l2t.
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BOOK TRADE.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Texan Boundary-senator Pearce's Bill
MIR. naxweil-The Buffalo Collectorship
Gen. Wilson, &c.

Correspondence OF The Tribune
WAsHIsGros, Sunday, Aug. 4.
Senator PEARcE Of Maryland has bin mstured,
or nearly so, which he will offer tomorrow, to set
tie the boundaries between Texas and New Next
co. The boundary which be proposes to run, is
different from anything yet suggested 1t proposes
to take some territory from Texas north Of 26' j0'
which all acknowledge is hers, and taking from her
mubh that she claims. l cannot give you the exact
line, for he has not yet definitely settled on one
par. Of it but he will make up his mind about
these details in the morning, before the Senate as
sembles. He proposes to pay to Texas ten mH'
hons Of money. He hopes to make il Pmsable
through the Senate and If the boundaries OF Texas
are once settled, the other difficulties are OF easy
solution.
Ii is the opinion among the friends Of Califor-
ua that she will be admitted before the ADJOURN
ment any how.
The nomination of Mr.. MAXWELL has been re-
ported by the Committee on Commerce In Secret
Session of the Senate, with unanimous recon
mcndston that il be confirmed. The sPP0sleon TO
NJ maxwell has been bitter, but think he VIII
be confirmed nearly unanimously The nomlna-
ton of Mr. LEWIS, Collector of Philadelphia, has
also been reported favorably.
Considerable excitement prevails about the But.
falo Collectorship Capt. ALLEN was nominated
for Collector contrary to the wishes Of Mr.. FILL
MoRLs friends Remonstrsnces have been made
against his confirmation, His nomination has been
withdrawn, aRd Mr. KETcHUM has been nominated
in bis place. Both of these gentlemen had thou
sands Of names on their papers.
A number Of CoBgrenmen and Senator'S have
left or are leaving Mr.. CLAY left last evening, and
will visit Newpor before returning TO this city. Mr.
FooTE is going TO the Fauquier Springs in Virginia
where they are going to dine him. What's to be
done if Mr. CLAY the acknowledged head. and
the gallant Mississippian, the acknowledged FoOTE
OF the Compromise movement be both absent.
Gen. Wilson Of New Hampshire will soon take
his departure for California, perhaps in four or five
weeks He will sail in the ship white Squat,
and will 20 around the Horn He will take large
Law Library with him and will be no lower than
the first at the California bar. Among the recent
accessions to that bar, is Mr.. MAcALLIsTER of Geor
gia. ,eu.,a
that MIR. CoSRAD Of La. fills one OF the two va
cancies. Gen. ScoTT attended the Cabinet meet
ing yesterday as Secretary of War
Give 10 your readers tie sincere respects OF their
cd friend here for day or two RicHELIEU.
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THE WEST POINT HOTEL.

~ RIDER In rendering his scEnow edgments 70 me oi-
cers OF The Army the friends OF the Cadets sha nc puo
M r General for the very liberal patronage hitherto enjoy
~ INFORM, them that the West Point Hotel 70 row open
The hotel been enlarged by me add9n o, - i az
,srgemenis TO prevent mistake or dsappointnsnI n
nh1m, The public that the steamboats, hsyc eestea 70 aa
,le, below where omnbusses will be 10 70 con
ysv ns,seneers TO West Point Persons travelling oy rs
vsv will siop q, Cold Spring, where bosh arc N"a'
IN . 10 convey them scross the river .,z,s o,nvp
ieg6 6uak 2aw6uss fhANOio nioHA
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ARoBIrECTURE.

TIME ADVERTISER begs to call the attention o. he
Il Architects. Builders Hrd Properly owners OF new
York 10 new publication on ,o,,,
i0'> ORNAMENTAL PLAsTERlNG
To consist OF Fifeen Numbers In which VII ne gwen
D.1oTs Tor Ornamental and lain Cornces Center secs
CCp,os Brackets and all the details necessary for Ona
meniipg private and public Edihees Origins aesgos
The hrsi number 10 now for sale al LOCh"OOD W D
go BROADWAY, corner OF Gfend.h 49,, t,u,...
In ,bs woIk the Classic Gothic French and Eitsbehan
bs sSvetser heels confident from his extensive prac'
lice in lie civ of London, where be studied Tor len yeN
~ ModseT and Sculptor under the most eminent Arcai-
ci ibsi ms publication will suit the views Of every man
Of refined lsste. - ,.,,,, ,-...,., p,..,.,a-
corner OF ThirIy-h'h 81 aud Bfoadw.y
LOCKWOOD 4 co. So Agents. Broadway art -
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Appointments by the President.

By and 9th he adrtce and c0nseHf Of the Sc1dts
THOMAS L. CRITrESDEN Of Ky. to be Consul O.
the United States for the port Of Liverpool in Eng
land
HENRY BoYcE OF La. to be Judge Of the District
Court Of the United States for the western district
of Louisiana.
EDMUND NJ EVANS to be Secretary to sign, in the
name Of the President, all patents for lands sold or
granted under the authority OF the United States
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UnnI PIOKERS.

DARKHURsTs IMPROVED MACHINE tot C. .,S.
IS W DOL uuder patent Of April -. 1850 ~hen ~" !,
- epnnleeo and can be seen In opes uon oy epptcs
IN 10 he subscribers BY this machine Ihe 49, -
,etsS ard cleaned OF burs prior 10 iu being
PSassa II mn, separately from the cards ana shec no
espsng Without injury 10 The ,Pr, o. ' ne woTs for
at, of cards (sccoroipg 10 the quality OF me
wooJ Price $50 Also msehines ascnT ~ 70
HAY rs NETT 70 Bfosdst
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- DO, ota-- Real Estats A4,trta--s-t yII Page.

>fSa. GRRGOHY,s ALIFoRNIA EAcH f5.S
SfLIN per seamefs EaPIHE CITY sed CHEN
-OKEE, Tuesdsy, The l3th inG. Toe .lb.;fl;
bers y ~ forward Their EIp'e. 10 eharse OF oPes
ne.s. nge v the u necessary tofsnP
s 10 esve thsir goods the cce the day before 1no
tssmers departure o. insure Iher soipmenL rsS' 10
cevet on hs morning ~ the l3h and letters un. y IN
Tern, reasonable. THOa1sOS HlrCbCOChI
,u6 ilS Managers and Aseno, li3 Pearl g.
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CARD.
CHRISTY'S OPERA HOUSE.

Closed for q Short Season.
THE PATRONS OF Chhsty's hnsrelsr and the pub
lie generally respectfully informed thai for the pur-
Eose Of altering and "enovsng the building OF Aechan.
lea Hail. they viii discontinue their popular Concerts for
short season. During their recess 10 This city, The
psny will visit Albany Saratoga Troy, lie. Due notice
Willie given Of their reopening, their long established
and unique Hall In Nev.York. Z P. CHRlsrY,
auj lwiss Director.
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Prc.i 10 Psps s7h e,' Borss assuy oeort - q
TREATISE on rTILOH cows.

Prc. 10 P,psf C0Ts c'' botsi istuy oeart n .
TREATISE OH pIILOH cows
WHEREBY THE QUALITY and quantity Of Nib
w which any will give may 81 accurately determined
by observing Natural MsrkL or External Indications Loos
the length OF dime she viii continue 10 give MIR &c he
Ry ~ Francis Guenou OF Lboume, france. frsnsaied
by H. p TnsL ESQ with Introductory Rensrls and Oosef
vsuons the Cow and the Dairy By J. Skinner, EGloi
OF The Parner's Library Ilustrsi@6 with namerezs
cravings
The fou deenth EoihOu OF this useful Book 10 Ftrns-t
i1s published Three copies will be senl By mail for oas
Dollar Address BANGS, PLATf co.
1OIav lf25Wm 2O4 Broadway, Nev-Yot
SESSION LAWS FOR 1850.
THE Laws Of the State OF Ne--YorG, passed at The
lAs Session Of the Legissure for sale by the S1bscr
bers their Snk and Stationery Store l5 Nassau
o. opposite The City Hall
NELL GOULD, stationery Dealers
iyI1 and Law Blank Publishera
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A CARD.
PARIS GREEN -:


rIlHIs ARTICLE his bslie'ed, sslds f)renos1 eMons
green pGuu as combining the utmost onllancJ 81 coio
win degree OF peunsnAncy endurance 70 ns aCOu "
bea Az ~ moi possessed 10 al equal extent ~ sny
rant either OF mineral vegetable origin IL uesIo
re 10 rect attention ths fact IhN Asnougn nc Wo,l
Pari.is prefyed d the name u hs above Hucie yes
es.enu Aiy different su4 distinct from ins krevu
ION Psri. aud which 10 Manufactured rom Noiaekrh
rs Brand OF Pans Green Is manuad sured oy an az
rev nrocets which was psensd ~ ne laaels 49,
m ~ Ird sG.les Apnl IL, 1873 AID he "
moi "a, occupied much lime and Imposed gr-tI sAcne
0frerev Zoe obi go hss been 10 o1uce green S,.n
b,,trg re,mtpeucy or durability Win Ils Dea3y OF lns
rrsuL II 10 presumed bad not been before iea
- ~ ,ncb manner az be reduced 10 uniform ala
nrV,-yirg process Of Manufacture Tbs srsea Q,
G,.es moreover aairs the f1 cepih OF color ~lInou
,rouirng maj peculiar Goa se Crystalline gran Nnen
se,ze. Inc French msnufscture npArung 70 heGIlos
ssr;s OF color VI ep IN the dry sse Or lootsy
Win oil hich urhs Il TO endure Ls sti1'lnS ~ VIC f-
nil without losing Us color by crufhing L. 4,
"1b@ur6engueS whl- he seipovlec ges zone p[,oe "a
tpn, rcinog out the essential defecn In me feocn
xhsh be GAINS 10 have fully remedied, oels YES
usoiv unbissed By Interest; reyertneleh ~ 80. ~
hs.itsie 10 invite psTues concerned 70 eome
srir sddo1s IA hi The s10iecL eAd prove lII 4 N
xrorg N Re las srrogs,ed uor- me III tAn - a.
For p,rticulus respecting he sale OF nc aoOF0 o0-
pRrres are referred " the 50 scuu,prz
2aNSWiss huhsN- 49,
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NOTICE.

THIS WEEKS LITERARY WORLD viii contain
among cher loyelies eopious ps'tages from WooD-
WORMS new poem, THE Prelude now frat Published.
ems .tiaT'uk
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rIEW CHURCH rrUs.c.

FTNITE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully announce 10
ale !1strs sacred Music that they will publish
about lot u September next
THE GOLDEN LYRE,
anew collection Of Church Music, by V Taylor, author
Of "Tsyor's sacred Minstrel "TAylofs Choral An
thems, &c
n will cor tain choice selection Of old standard tunes,
many gems from The Sacred Minstrel selections frsm mo-
dem Authors and large number Of new unes fully eqla,
superior 10 any Church Music ever before pabhined
In This country.
II viii be distinguished for the same hne taste eh bar.
mory and perfect adaptation TO every tha1e Of VARIATION
In the sentiment Of devotional poetry which have char
scterited the previous proc :uons OF this Author
The proof sheets Of this WORK .h1s far have exceeded
the most ssI suine expectations Of It's wAnes friends and
The publishers feel hesitation IN guaranteeing to The
public collection Of music the most delicate, ehsHe and
original Of any which has preceded Il 10 iht country
HAWLEY. FULLER CO, Utica
M SAXTON, ~ Fulton o. up stairs,
purs 5t,eod New Yorf.
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MONTH"; RErORT-There have been arrested
and committed to the City Prison during the month
July 81 persons for the following offenses, &c.
Bnnksppess, II; drunkenness and assault, , :;
drank and disorderly, s. drunkenness aud vag-an.
CIV disorderly assault, 2 stealing, larceny
/: robbery, |; delirium tremens, l.
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DRowsrD An inquest was held upon the body
Of Jobn Kelly, found in the water near North Point
on SATURDAY evening, and verdict Of accidental
downing rendered by the Jury.
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CVoToS 1OUEpiCr DEPARTMRNT.-ro
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BOARD OF FINANCE. -
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LtcurNSG.-Mn Elliott, residing in Newark
Lvenne Hsrinus, was struck by lightning on
Thursday evening The shock was SO severe as
20 render her insensible for IL hours.
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Jersey CITY ITEMS.

Narrow EscAPE-While party Of four young
,,do 80 sailing yesterday afternoon in COmmu.
ni t Bay sudden squat upset the boat about
o nPa Funded yard. from the shore and gave them
sre pnsxOeced bath bat the water not being very
49, AZ tbsv Ali fortunately escaped.
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BOARDING.

49,, 49, 40. 20
BOARD WANTED From about lst Ssptember-A
DgeDllembn with small family wishes board 10 some
quiet respectable family or In clearinghouse where
private table will be gyentwo or three agreeable rooms
on the s6me floor situation rot below BroOnet UneX-
ceponsbe references given and required. Atdres box
No l72 Post Office, HewYOrk au6 81
BOARD WANTED 10 the vicinity OF Broad wsy, with
Asunfu nif-d apartments, suaUlo fJT gsnuetnta al
his vile; location between GrAuo.si and Union Para Rst
erepces given and required Address s. 81 the office or
this paper stating location, which will meet with attention.
bu6 2vt
BOARD WANTED Between Blocker and Twelfth
Osis for gentleman. wife two children and servant
Trey want two bedrooms and p,ror, with The use Of
balm room Would prefer furnishing their own rooms
40 ress A. al this Office, stating terms and ocslon OF
the houIe. 80 o'ls
BOARD WANTED DOWN TOWN. Young
bman wishes board IN respectable pfivet- family Wn-e
here are no o,her bOarder within II or IS minutes Walk
81 he PoIt Office Terms TO be moderate. Address d T.
.t, Nv su6 IL
INTRNIsHED ROOMS for single geauemso win
/ ont meals al a. White 81 sfew doors wet OF Broad
wsv Pie location /. very desirable with no children or
hotrder, in the house. Two large rooms c0mnun cang
,,Ia.t,aS aus lwr
~ Foy Other Boarding ddseruesezf' zee I'D Page
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ADJUSTMENTS.
HIBLo's GARDEN.

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80. .-oles and Fsmi1es may obtain Ice Creams snt
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49,, ,ns eno Corps de Ballet FhIh u Aurora Wsg by
d. ie Blsrgy f- y -
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