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Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-07-13

IMPORTANT IMrRoyEaEST.-A movement has been com
menced 10 the Canadian Parliament to furnish the Weand
Canal with second tier Of locks of the size Of those the
ST. Lawrence, the mountain below Thorold with
branch from the main trunk that place the harbor the
mouth Of the Niagara river The Oswego Times thus speaks
Of the advantages Of the improvement
The length of the cut. understand, will be about ten
miles, and the country highly favorable for the work. The
mouth Of the Niagara afds Of the best harbos Lake
Ontario open all the year round and from in the
storms under almost any state of wind and weather.
and furnishes anchorage for any number of vessels Of
the largest sze The present the Weand canal
from Lake Ontario is twelve miles of Niagara, and the
chart OF the lake shows the latter place in nearly direct line
between Oswego and the former BY entering at Niagara
twelve miles Of the difficult and dangerous navigation
will therefore be saved well the frequent delays to which
vessels subjected for the want of suitabeh
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-07-13

-Four HUNDRED fremen had prepared to leave New York for
Philadelphia Tuesday night, during the great trein Phla
debs. But just the extra about leaving they
informed that the fire had been checked. like
nendsble disposition evnc by the Femen of Baltimore,
who assembled in large NUMBERS and the of de-
parting for of confagraon when they learned that
the flames had been brought under the control the Pha
delphians.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-07-13

KILLED Ri InGHrS1xG-The Leonardtown (Md.1 Bea-
con states that Mrs Susanna Bowle widow lady, who re-
sided near the head of St Clements Bay was struck by
lightning on Thursday week, while standing at cooler un
DER ,ee N the yard She lived until the following day,
but exhibited nasgns Of consciousness
The Msrbofo (Md Gazette saws that on Tuesday Of last
week valuable negro man, belonging to Mr.. Thomas
Grimes Of sPaldngs district, killed by lightning. and
two PERSONS who gathering grain in the field with him.
were stunned, one being insensble for some hours.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-07-13

EMIsRAr1oN AMERIcA.-The latest accounts from
Norway state that preparations being made grand
scale for emigration to the United States "The number Of
persons who propose expaang themselves in order 60
and try their fortune in America, estimated at 10000 per-
being two per cent Of the entire population Of the king
DOM From alone, that of Loeag, in the pro-
vince of Akershans which contains s. 95 Inhabitants 663
individuals are about to embark for New York."
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-07-13

fearful tragedy occurred at WIlmot Ga on Saturday,
the 9Th ut. Mrs Miller, wife Of a respectable farmer,
who had exhibited signs of arrangement dressed her -four
children, and for walk. Nothing further was
heard Of them Tor number Of days. when the body Of the
eldest bay, found drowned the beach, 1t is sup
posed that the mother proceeded To cliff ovehanging the
shore, and having fastened the children her side with
c"rd or part OF her dress, plunged with them into the
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-07-13

The American mail steamer Washington, on her last trip
from Southampton England, made the run in little
than thirteen days. She brought immense cargo Of valu
able goods Germany and France consisting Of five
bundled tons measurement of silks laces sans, gloves
shawls millinery ewey, Watches and rich dresses the
vaae of exceeding million of dollars. She brought one
hundred and thirty passengers amongst whom notice Mr.
G. P. r. JAMES, the English novelist who with his family,
has come through the United States and the Hun
garian Count and Countess DEMB1SsKI.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-07-13

New York gr place for people living under ground
table is pubsh showing that eighteen thousand four hun
dr. ID and the nhabantso that city live in cellars or
ba emen and the Of them in "ots Of five in ROOM
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-07-13
~ no part can be removed
Without infringement of the general symmetrv ~

Without infringement OF The general symmetry y v.
in view of the majestic river whose waters their
wards the ocean, alike lave the tomb of Washington and whs
per their murmuring homage his memory they flow by
the place Of his na,siyhere, in the midst Of the assembled
wisdom of the naon and in presence of this vast multitude
of my patriotic counymen urge you and all OF youI
treat you beseech you, this moment of awful peril to the
Rpubcthat ye do your duty, and nothing but your duty,
the CONSTITUTIONS the Union, and the sacred
Liberty itself
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-07-13
REMARKS OF Mr.. SCHENCK,
OF nIyIn


On the Report ofhe Select Committee upon the
conduct Of The Secretary Of Uar in eonnerion
WiM the Galphin case.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-07-13

his life suspected OF intriguing for his advancement
pnpic honois OF Tor the prosraon Of rival and he be-
eyed on no occasion to have INDUCED for moment in
ndencate accommodation His early education was OF
very limited character indeed but amply supplied his de-
cences In this respect by close observation Of the world
and by Tree and uneseved intercourse with men Of learn
ing His extensive and varied experience both as military
and colonial legislator hayng sery continuously
Tor heen years IN the Houe of Bugesses OF his native Sae
particularly qualified him for the which destiny seems
to have opened before him as in pursuing this career he
was to be called alike for sage in regard to the
high exgences OF State and 10 meet the enemies of his
country In the held, as commander chief of the armies
raised for the maintenance Of freedom and ndepelde1ce
1t Is generally conceded that there was one ingredient in
the character OF General Washington which Distinguished
him preeminen among the statesmen and heroes whose
fame has been committed to authentic history aude to
that astonishing self control exercised by him on all occa
sions, even amidst the most trying circumstances of his pub
lie hie "He that is slow to anger is better than the
mighty and he that ruleth his spirit than he that taketh
city !" and of Washington has it been truly said ssHis
highest ambition for the happiness of mankind; his
noblest rictory the conquest ofhimself"
Though endowed with sensibiles of more than ordinary
susceptibility and exposed for many years of his le in
peculiar manner to Of irritation and excitement, he
not known 10 have given way public exhibition of
passion incorporate feeling Of any kind and though
bitterly assaed during his second Presidential term by DOR
on of the newspaper press of the country vet did he bear
and sustain himself under reviemen causc de-
nuncaon, and he low rdicule of carpng censrers
with patient dignity and unfaerng performance of duty
which justify me in saying of him, in the language of poetry
, The whose mind, on virtue bent,
Pursues some greatly good intent
With undiverted aim
Serene beholds the angry crowd, -.
Nor can their slamors, fierce and loud,
His stubborn honor tame. ...
Not the proud tyrants fercest threat 49," VI.
Nor storms that from their dark retreat 4
The tameless surges wake;
Not Jove's great bolt that strikes the pole,
The frmer purpose OF his soul
With all its power shake #...
Should Natures frame in ruins fall
And chaos DER the sinking ball "
Resume prmeval sway,
His courage, chance and fate defes,
Nor feels the wreck of earth and skies
Obstruct its destined way ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-07
COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.

Provisions Market dull except for Bacon retail bust.
ness only doing Lard dull last weeks prices barely
tanned
COFFEE Der snd st London add Liverpool extremely
limited. Market closed with downward ieDdencV
SUGAR About cd lower At London with du market.
At Liverpools steady demand Is reported and foreign
qualities command full rates.
TEAs-AI London and Liverpool good busi1ess doing
at extreme AT London Friday, good ordinary
brought al auction IL 4 ltd per b.
ASHEs-Hkve been N sctve demand, and upward or
loo bbs the spot 70 arrive have been sOd al S2s
SIS for Pots sno sos cwI for Pearls and higher rates
are now demanded.
RioE-Exensive demand for Bengal at higher rates but
Carolina continues 10 limited request lss Sd 10 ss Cd for
coed.
NAVAL sToREs-No sales OF Turpentipe and Tar; coo
bbs American Resin sold ATS Od for common aud la for
firm.
oILs-olives in scdve request at an advance OF lof-
Lipseed quiet al SIS.
WooL-Phces are very firm.
The Money market continues easy and Discounts are
rese'ly oolsined slavery low rate Consos opened
Monday al s closing daily through the 96t We
have no quotations OF American Stocks U Securities
have uDcersoi 70 change except for Sizes 81 which
quoted AZ 1854 0le5i.
Trade In me IA Snufscturng Districts continues good
and commercial Affairs generally very ssusfscloy
stsie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-07

immediate settlement The Governn...
United States would be jastiied. In r,s as o. the
allowing sn indemnify to T.xas, DO, ..raseo, Ia
on t1uavsgant, bot fair, liberal, spd .x..ss'atoae
just sptrit OF accomm odstion. | think 80 lss
Nouio De nsued with more grsti6sstlan b, ,AssAas
pie oithe S. thanthe smc able ali s,ms.,~ PEI
nots OF difficulty which have nov Tor so -, fees-
asts'eo the coartry, and occupied On .bs ~.ne
cu'lon OF other subjects the time and .,,S.'sse
Conersis Having thus freely c,o,nsSi...'S'aa,d
result OF nly own reflections o. the mo-, zoe
hooe o. adjusting the boundary qae.tio' i'.o's
,,','Ha eneeri9ly s'qnesce ia aby ~.
mole which the wisdom Of Cones. 10y o,nef
ana IN conclusion | repeat nv c,,-,ty,, usNssi
every oonsderstos Of the public iotsTs., .aaf
tne necessary OF provision nv ccs..-. ,ess
aeS''e me ut OF this boundary question of
seq. session be brought q c,o.s r. . .ue pre-
Zoe, fs's,iohs Connected with the ..n.
.irsa hn, Iue same period, is gres,ly :. ~ a.
he mr. ns adjustment Of this appears n m. =,
mch ~ n'yoeHdesree important Ia the s,.io n ~
800 IN "a ,e'JustmsEt we may vel boos A. ,I
600 feelings, there will follow A rstnro orS, y ner
~ TrI good Will, al increased a,,scbas', ueny
"'On aId the general satisfaction of rbi. o'. sas
Ha'Atnston, Aug 6, 1854 AA' flLLsoRE-
Exscv1tS ,eg raso,, Prs.ide-,efia. Uai,.s sa,..
eT, u W psrARiNEsr, AvsrIs, Texss Ju,. "a
. otn-by authority OF the Legislature oS -
tne Executive Of the State, in Feb-os,v
PasIusG speaal Commissioner, with iuu nowa,
ana and instructions 10 extend the civil iar;.so,f
OF the state over the unorgunized Couss;ss ~ ~
ps:so' worth, Preside and Santa Fe, sisus,ss na'
on us noith3estsrn linits-thss Comm. .ioo.r ~.
reported to me In an official ioru, tina, the r;I,,..
fcers employed 10 the service Of the U STATE. ~.
tened at Santa FS. in.erposed adversely xi,s ~
inhabitants TO the folhllment Of his object hy -
ployiDg Ia luence in favor Of the esssbli.hm.n, s
separate State Goeernment east of ths "a
Grande, and within the risb,fal B,...s
OF the State Of Texas-I transmit n ~.
herewith the Proclamation OF Colonel MO- ~.
sctins under the orders OF the Government, Of ~.
United States. under the designation Of Civil ,,S
Military Governor of the Territory OF New Nsxioa
have very respectfully TO request that yoar RI
cellency will cause me 70 be informed at yoar s,,
hest possible convenience, whether or not this an
Ger has acted In this matter under the orders Of HE
Governn eat, and whether his Proclamation ma ;.
with the approval Of the President of the Uolssd
States.
With assurances OF distinguished consderat;,-
l have the honor to be your Excelency'. mos, obs'
dent servant [sisnedl H. BELL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-07
FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

We have the PoiySesian Of the Ia. Jane. Ths
news 10 not important.
Agriculture was receiving much attention.
Meetings bad been held at Honolulu, and s-eps
were taken toward the formation OF an Agrouitar.
al Society At a meeting At Lahaina on the l3th
May it was recommended that all the foreisners on
the island Of Maui attend the coming convention It
Honolulu.
The Government was prosecuting the work Il
supplying Honolulu with water from fountain cal.
ed the Kings Spring"
The British ships Enterprise and Investigator
were momentarily expected at the Islands They
,siled from England in January, and arc going 70
Behring's Straits in search Of Sir John Franklin.
Many Improvements in BUILDINGS are going on in
Honolulu. The natives are in many instances sub
sttutiDg wooden houses for their old matched huts
Lumber was cheap. An agency for the sale Of
American iron houses bad been opened.
A letter from Tahiti Of the 18th April states that
the yacht Ksmehsmehs III. was to be dispatched
TO Valparaiso, and that two other vessels were 10
be employed regularly between Tahiti and the
former port.
The Hawaiian Thester was in successful opsrs.
ton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-07

SAW Git to work or aid others TO WORK ioe en- en-,
,Jor,ro ;,;mical to the Strike and its Blu
ps p,;css and that they were assailed by
persons engaged in or favoring the o'rlKe
e. Ibis cause. or with purpose OF ooercing
~ ;ntimidating these opposers into concur
vance in the Strike, we pronounce those who
;pstieated originated and carried on the
riot not merely violators Of Law but the
deadliest enemies Of the Elevation of Labor.
I'VE do not PREJUDICE the facts further de-
yelopments may somewhat change their
aspect; but we speak Of the case as II is
generally reported and understood.) And
we rest in faith that the wrong committed
by these benighttd, degraded rioters will
not be permitted to blast the general move
ment for the Elevation of Labor, whereof it
soforcibly exhibits the necessity. Such out
RACES could never have been committed by
men educated, recompensed and treated
generally as all human beings ought to be.
A system under which such confused ideas
Of Right and Wrong were generated ought
never to have existed, AID ought now to be
suppressed by better as early as possible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-07
The TaiIors-Lnbor Reform.

1t would be very unj Just to blame the
whole body of German Tailors in our City
for the crimes committed in their name on
Monday still less would it be right to at
tribute those ohrenses to the whole body Of
Tailors. The Tailors of our City are mainly
divided into three clssses-the American,
the Irish and the German and only small
portion of the latter were engaged in the
riotous outrsges in Thirty-eighth.street on
Monday. These were mainly recent Immi-
grants, knowing very little of our language,
customs or laws; with those crude and inn
perfect ideas of Liberty which would make
it consist practi sally in ability to fog the
Police, the Magistrate and the Military if
need be, instead Of being curbed and con-
trolled by them. This fearfully distorted
idea of Freedom, the fruit Of centuries of
European DespOtism, Ignorance and Degra-
dalton, was grossly and crinlinally appealed
to on Saturday by one or more Speakers lin
Germany at the Mass Meeting Of Working
Men in the Park to sympathize with the
Tailors now on Strike, at which meeting
open indictments to violence, bloOdshed and
revolution were current. Some wiser Work
ing men attempted to address the excited
crowd in q different strain, cOuuseling a re-
sort to none but legal and pacific measures,
but these were promptly silenced and hustled
off by the Infatuated masses. The conse-
quences of the incendiary harangues of Sat-
urday are seen in the outrages and crimes
of Monday.
The enemies Of Labor Reform will of
course seek to turn these outrages to their
account, and thereby cover the entire Labor
Movement with odium. In this we trust
thew will fail. We do not believe the crime
Of the law-breakers will be more heartily
deplored nor moro pointedly condemned
anywhere than by the originatOrs and chief
supporters of the movement in our City
looking to the general Elevation of Labor
In the eye the Reformers; the acts of viO-
lence in question are not merely criminal
lint calamitous to their enemies they are,
however, depIored, an advantage which
thew will not fail to make the most of.
Assuming the facts to be as represented
by the Police-that the premises sssaiied
and damaged were those Of persons VINO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-07
Cholera Mt the West.

Pi1TsBURGH, Tuesday, Aug.6.
meeting is about to be held in this city to de-.
wise sanitary msasures relative to the Cholera, as
numbers OF cases and deaths continue to occur dai
y. The victims, however, are mostly people who
are living In filthy and abandoned condition.
BIRMINGHAM, PEN. Tuesday, Aug.G.
Several cssee Of Cholera are reported to have
occurred here, and also along the line of the Canal.
There is considerable excitement here on the sub
ject as last year the disease was quite fatal here
CINCINNATI, Tuesday, Aug 6.
The deaths by Cholera in this city yesterday
were only six, though there were a number from
dysentery, diarrhea, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-07

1,,,,oi, f,os N.to- Yo.k- July 2, motsuor MAdeirf
R0sa L,bOr l4h. Farewell Trieste; l9h Dfomhsn Lnl,
dopoert; gophie, Amsterdami 2ih, T~rn, Nsrssulss:
2l.r Narhhd Cor uiop. Lverp1'l; hugu-f o. 40; 2h
Can rdse Do. De Wit Chnton do Sariinia do; Re
cus 90. gSd w Rathune a.; co Ia Of ne sts.g 2ih
Mary PetsTf, Bnsi lHtn Ceres. G-noa; Both We
ltnd ereu; RrT-sno HaHhnrgh; Plat S-'z. Zurich %
Ar,'fed from Boston, Jolly H-Peter Haf crOps,,dt
Is h, Maf.hs Alton. Titste. 2ls, X Winthrop, Liver.
pool
EAST fSDIL SHIPPING.
Arrired fyoz Nerr Yo,h-usy 49, Arahei'a M,rriirs
ApM "a met AnRer; Man 4, Carolus Manila; NAV ;
CbtapsiSe. WhempOe; Ma, Flora, Bauutus, Apnl -
Hszsfo. Nlfmpos; April IS. Helena s1a7ria May 10
Lsuib, ore Kong, MAJ &C Leoli+ss Psntm.
Arr from Bosom May %, KO1g.KonR BNova; Nav II,
Ran bier B.tAVsi hlary Alte5arOA PensnS; Samuel Ap
lleor, via hsniis- WblUpoO
NANIfL May THE Caroline Nor New. York rnlhach
wi loss ofmsin tore client mast. ,als &c
Tie Vernon 10 NIoz put hscE viii loss OF bOvsDriL
oi,iopmfs, ssil &C. Eueviu,, May .. ne Eva rr1m.
bun from NYCrk pot In here 22d Apr with ost OF m
VAT SC SPOKE FsDore II N-w-Ynrk OF The Start
Msr'fna ofBfemen fJr NYo'k Lat ~ long 20 W on o.
NOfesuB TO Malta. SIN June lst53 ~. long a. w. sarah
Glstgcw 10 hYork. Lsi IS ~ as W. Splendid. HSvrs 10
NYork. lih July, lat n. long 20 w, from Ballnghsat
X During the transmission Of this dispatch
violent storm was raging ct the Eastern e1d Of the
line, through which BANS was the only telc.
graph that worked. At this point the storm so far
iLterfered with that line as to req1ire discontiz
uance of operations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-07

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP HsRxASs-The
steamship Hermann. Capt Crabtree, arrived at this
port yesterday morning, from Bremen and South.
aDPtop, having left the former place on the 18th
and the latter on the 2O!h July. The news by her
has been anticipated by the arrival of the Canada.
She brings the large number of l4s passengers, a
list of whose names will be found under their sp.
propriate head 10 another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-07
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, AUGUST 7.

and Mr.. YULLE would proceed until again inter.
rupted.
This proceeding was recalled several times,
quorum voted.
Nr DOUGLAs moved that the Sergeant at Arms
be directed 70 bring ia the Rbsentees. which was
sgreed 20, and that officer left the Cham )er in per
'ormarce OF the duty assigned him.
B,tre bis return, several more OF the friends
Of California abseuted the msslyes. ard motion for
adjournment was made and agreed TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-07
Cottou CircuIar.

fair extent OF business done in the st three DAYS
OF the week. hut I, was almost entirely Of speculative
chsscer shippers taxing bat little 10 tbs market and
buying more than go 00O bales per DAY and The nexs
from ihe States being by Of stimulating chAac
ter The demsnG has s further lep OF and the
has Loot It's tuoysncy and firm American descriptions
have slightly reeeded IN pee Indeed may say 10 The
Of IA perlb taking extremes and for the week S9
400 baes Of which 1440 American taken By spscu.
siofs and SO America for Esnzs stock 2fth
S097u bales American sgsns, $40 100 that time ast year.
The HGvrv Make. on The sd wn quiet. The sLess su-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-07
r Daring the transmis,ion of this dispatch a
BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE NEW.YuRK TRIBUNE.
The North CnroIIna Election,

RALEIGH, Monday, Aug.5.
The returns thus far show gain Of 1900 votes
for Read, Loco, which places his election beyond
doubt The Locos have gained in the Legisls
ture-wi carry the whole State, elect Governor
and have majority in the Legislature. The Wing
votes have fallen very short.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-07

WISDOM WORTH Acquiring. -Prsiudice has always
inpeded the progress Of new INJECTIONS; ard Yulon had
listened to The sdvice Of bis fsnd The -smbosi
world have been IL exiseuce 80 II Is with B. r BIH
BITS Soap Powder. People declare that cannot eject
oil tits sssered do, without giving u' and yet
know corclusively, that BY i,s use large or snb
wuhing can be accomplished quicker better and cheaper
than It be done withoutt The experiment OF telling
the truth Of this assertion will coat but single shilling,
which is the price Of package can be ostaiuea Of
EARLE K Co. 80 ard 20 Wash ngton-L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-07

OOAhDir3 rCHUOi.Irsss ws~soass Post.
on lie HsitOra and Springfield R,osa VIZ and as 70
connected by daily stages easy o. - III scun. Tue -
commcdstors are ample and the popa.., ,sssbea 10.
sisni care Of The P0e sod bis q iesns as.sy
sruci,on 10 given In ell the D d tho hss<S
s,sss sne The rSirs charge ior board sro - de s.ss
Der snpum. Murc snc drawing ia, nes session e,a-
rs;fs 20 %edsasy The III Of ss0'smSs' '''
ues q weeks .-..--.son gtven % appnssnnlsM
References and funhsr isS9rn ssIRrrxU, An Eisg'
ton Holland county, Com ----- go
No.. riding. ks.h from o, m aI,s, ode ar
o.ss.ro srs,. ana r.sss cos, 70 sss s..sy
and of'ho bes' Dummy JAMES Z. Wvsspn -
o,u N Broadway sud cor rh0n'''a ''a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-07

LADIES' TRAVELLING DREssGs.-rHs chief article ia do
msDd now IN retail drysoods som.tang suit
able for LsdieT Travelling Dresses and II will b. By
their sdyer iensn 10 another column. that HTcHcocx
LEADbEATER S47 Broadway corner Leonard o. nave In
store avery ne stock Of Goods manufactured expressly for
thai purpose such Is silk and Luen Lasers fac Yeteh
Linen 0inshsms, Canton Grapes Chsmersy,, sc Bssde,
they have large stock OF Domestic or usswfe oods a.
Linens MUsiLs sbee,ing', shitlrgs, To~elngs, Table
Damssks NsT kins, Window 0speres, harte, les outs
slsntev Nc &C together with every kind OF Fancy and
Sian O DIV GOOdn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-07

KEADYnADE CLOTHING At WBoLEsiLg.-pA'sSf'A'
GARpsEs Il Broadway would isviIs The especial sa'~
don OF purchasers to their stock Of Clothing, "hcs
urely rew and particularly adapted to tbs wes'ef1
Southern trade. They would confidently as'sn u-
style a. well tie superior manner in which We
are made eanno. be surpassed b. any ess0esan,s 81
froda
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-07

~ We dislike TO preach long sermon, but wben hb
In our power to do good In few words We feel In duty
bound to do soi and aware that many rssdss
The Tribune DO no, know whsfe they i0d 6fa rss
Watch Gold Pen will direct them to j. r. sAvsGsh
% Fullonii Need We bat say thai tbs Rieaslsa E'sf
Pointed Gold Pens are sold 40 abovef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-07
MIR. Clay I'm PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Aug 6.
The American Hotel is besieged this morning by
the friends of Henry Clay. He is looking we'll and
leaves US tomorrow.