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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09
~ THE OLD 0ASEt BUCKET, weekly Tenn

EY THE OLD OAXEN BUCKET, weekly Tenn
Drapc. octave. issued at Racine Wisconsin ey B.nnr,
Edor Rounds Co publnereJ one Of the best F'~iY
o,or e receive earnestly commend to the patronage of
m friends N the North West Though especially Tempenace
pages are largely Literature, Agriculture &c &c
and it richly deserves large .ubcrPaop No farmer in Wisconsin
WHO Ia, child Cd enough read really AFFORD to do Whou
, ,oug equally sooJ psper afford tak
dire. uh Than obacco lc farmer maehnsic holds
hlaseif TOO poor iususe
We have 10 prompting to this notice but pc.
ru.sl of The Bucket bat we cannot close without
urging the friends Of Temperance in all sections to
give liberal support to their local Temperance
papers, They have greatly improved in character
within few years, and are now among our bear
periodicals Better bring up son in the weekly
pefu,sl If ouch paper and leave him no property,
than TO bequeath him farm coupled With habit
of drinking !A.cohol, however moderate his tip
Ming
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

FRox HosnukAs.-Ws have the HoHd"r0'
Watckman to August II, but dad in it no 'pecls
intelligence. Tho Watchn,dn says:
From Guatemala the news Is mora promising
than heretofore; there is every prospect OF peace
and good order being speedily established. The
roads are very upsafe, though p.saabie, Some Of
our merchants appear to think that rea 'ion wi
.,oods trnds and that an active and laera i've bua
ness wia be- carried "a il the shsuing year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

hg~ MAINE holds her State Election to-
day. The Wings might elect four Members
Of Congress if they would thoroughly try,
but we judge they will about hall try, and
SO elect two, as at present. We never saw
the ranks of the Democracy more disor-
dered by disafechon and rebellion on the
eve Of an election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09
Declaration OF Principles by she Demee-
rncr in Tnmmnny Hall.

Declaration OF Principles by she DeEnee-
racy in Tnmmnny Hall.
The new General Com mittee Of the De-
mocraoy of our city, having now fully or
gained, adopted on Friday evening the fol-
lowing Resolutions by unanimous vote:
Rhe,eas, We believe that the Democracy Of this city
rsqui,e Of hi, Committee a exolicit sud uneqaivocsl
oeesrsn Of political sentm nts it Is Therefore,
Rtsosrd lst Thsl he Democratic party OF ihe un'is9
SthIt. ad pied ecsguized cardinal ana
lD oaneuSl rfihcpIs rhss ConEress cannot rshuy ca
srt sIy law ehe establish protbIrng the intro nc,
OF utgro slavery IN Territories acquired By Teay
cor Qusst or arne1attu
-osue nj. phi pe polucsly sound, AID mat they
believe corc isl sucPoft by toe Democ sry OF
D. Nca be- indispensable To he safety AID tranquility
OF s .ne Democrat, of the City OF NeYork acting
I. hass have truly steEdfas'ly cOopested win
-, nrcc,,rv ~ tie Uuon sppported their candidates
st5 ed their principles thai IN order 10 man'sn
MIR To.i1u in hi sspeot heS vi nsse' ne h Ss
a. fac platform hut Ni aerny rsusr as hsy nave 1er
,st1,+e t recognize "a section V me Nso foFN
D,nnrnc+ poticslsa,ociaes tnoIe va ~ N
tie adoption by Congress OF he "imoI fto'!soi S s1oy
tron ne 10 regard every " seess 20 pIoons OF
oat.vsIe te ssclous controversies which nave
"a 40 much ell to the county hs an enemy W 10
% ,,shl,, Cftt- Uuiop snd unworthy OF The support
conf cree Of the Democf suc party ,,..., AZ.
an That Hon. DANIEL 5. DICKINSON oJ nus uoot9 e
1o 1s'Il,c course tie Senate OF the United
Stses has houorHnie ne "nicl 10 soe s
" OF The hole country ana n1 & sCs W
.uhn nuhlic aervSu they do not return nln 10 ue Pos
nor he ow sso7s Yhe asSsus OF his enemies nave GU
10 sred b. the 10 the Asses OIL me peopie SUI
Ills wa tul-n Der hs services VIII mol fJrgeS nSA us
a. ailos The Democratic party anu os Que
a. bsir erts 10 The sscrihce Of who 10 100 pure
po 100 tic be instrument In Tue hAndA Oh Aoo
,oniI,s sud Dsupioniats
There is nothing SO monstrous that
men cannot be found to assert it, yet
surely the proposition that Congress can
not rigbtfully establish or prohibit STAY
ery in the Territories, seems as pre-
pesterous as any proposition could be-
Congress is expressly vested By she Con-
sttution wish q power to make all need
full rules and regulations respecting the
Territory of the United States" Art. IA.
Sec 3.) 1t has always till recently claimed
and exercised this power. 1t did so in the
Ordinance of l787-in the Missouri Com
nromise of l82O-and in the Oregon bill
Of lS4S. What nonsense to pretend now
that all this legislation has been in defiance
of the Constitution.
As TO the Barnburners, why hit 'em
again--they We got no friends !"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09
Opposition State Convention.

This important deIberative body will as
semble at Syracuse on Wednesday of this
week. The following are the delegates
already elected, SO far as their names have
reached us. We judge, from hasty exam
iDation, that there will be a small majority
of Hunkers, but good many of these are
of the Burroughs and Seymour order-will-
ing to sheathe their claws until after they
shall have had lick at the Offices. These
neutral Hunkers will generally act with the
pliable Barnburners and control the doings
of the Convention, as against the rabid
Hunkers of our City, who utterly eschew
Free Soilism as an abominable thing and
call for clean ticket for Cass and Butler
anti. Proyiso candidates throughout.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

CARD.-The subscriber having returned RON Bafopd
would respectfully nicr his pupils aid the pubic geae'
ally that ha Riding School will open for the ecepros
pupils Monday, Oh September. He would aso rsru''
bis hanks lis former psfons for tho Ebesal s7Ppod
hgs rscsyed the hands, and trusts, By jealous 4s0
ton to bic profession and guarded attention to .hatre
speciality which bis establishment has eTef msinaine
TO inertia cou.inaanee of pub &c paircnsgs.
~ II w. II DISBROW % Eourtk.sy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

ANrrRxEr srArE CONFERENCE.-The West
Sand Lake Rensselaer, CO.. Mass Meeting, APP
pointed the Equal Rights State Convention, at
Albany, on the ssh Of October, apport;oning .hs
Delegates "a follows Albany and Rensselaer, six
each Delaware and Cola mbiR four each, and svo
each from 0tsego, sehoharie, Sullivan, Ulster.
Schenectady. Montgomery, 0nsidR and aresns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09
A CARD.

~ WM H. EEEBE Co, HsnerS 1856 Bros way and
II Lber,, ct beg inform their rends and the puo
lie that their business ssfer temporary n,enu 'Hon
from the partial destruction II he Arpactosy by frs ca
the morning OF the 9Th insf.
They ish particularly to ask he indulgence OF hsr Gus
toners for the brief period which ecessahy ensu7 be-
fore thew will be Oh abled 10 their 6usnesa Ther
store win be reopened In day two whom their custom'
ers viii be supplied as usual. WA Il. BEEBE Il &C.
s6st 1856 Broadway aud II Liberiy-s'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

JENNY LIMBS C oNcEhr TicKErs At AucrIoN.-Thera
s no truth assertion hat KNOX, lhs Halter. OF 10
Futou-s paid s225 for tue choice OF seat al JSHSrS
FIRST Concert KSox can't a,rd Ii and IL mus have beaa
done by Broadway Halter wac aells poor article
at a high price, IS KNOX 10 contented with very anal
profits Hs Fall atyle Of Hats Is he admiration Of oyey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

From intellectually ats advices from San
Juan we lesru snss political mstters are perfectly
quiet 10 Nicaragua The Iitsle ateamsr Director
rad arrived safely from this City via Key West,
which latter place she left July Il. The steamer
Orps had sscerdsd the Colorado and entered the
Gan Juan, and every thing bsde fair for successful
Opening of abe contemp ated Nicaragua route to
California
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09
Fer Europe.

The next number Of The 1r,buae for E4ropeon
.;,c,Jas,0n vii be issaed on WEDNESDAY
moENl6G at o'clock. 1t viii contain all the
latest news received ap TO the time OF going to
nre,a. The america sails from this Port Oh Wed.
o.3.r et - O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09
sa- For late and important Telegraphio
dispatches see irSs Page.
RTr. Jepkins- The Compromise at Washington.
Correspondence Of tbs North American.

nIP. Jepklng- The UompFomise al Waahlnet0n.
Correspondence Of tbs North American
wAsaisGros, Fridy, Sept s
letter hss been received here fon Mr. Jon.
kins of Georgia, in which De declines aoy appoint
meut in the Cabinet. As mis- Communication is
Indirect DO scrion will probably De taken in regard
n he Department of the latesior until f,rmel
reol| ia ob,nibed to the anEounce meut Of h.s D.
poirtment, which MIR Dswsoa OF ne Senate, aid
Mr. Toombs of the House were authorized to
make 10 him.
The p.s.ase Of The Texas and New-Mexico bills
has caused great rejoicing mere among Ali except
the exuem,,ts snd, 1t Ia not ropotsd, W'i secots
the Cslforn,s blH and other stiiiated measures,
and thua restore pe4cs and barmony The sky
again iooks brle ht and reasonable hop-S are ea-
tertained that Congress VII pow set with such Ia.
dustry ard energy that all important subjects viii
be specify disposed of, aud adjournment take
place within four week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

EY President FILLMORE being invited to the
Anpod Fair OF the Michigan staso Agricultural
Society. which is soon TO take paoe, declines, GA
account Of the neoe> ssisy OF remaining Rs Wash-
ingsp0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

TREASON IA Tl1As-It is said that the Joint
Committee IN the Legislature have reported oil
raising 5000 man to march against Santa Fs and
take fordbla possession Of New. Mexico. No dan
ger we presume
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

Ey greckes, Pan, sallowpeus, Timpies Erupaons AID
all .An diseases src it is vel known, positively b
using GovRAuD's Italian hedcatsd Soap. Ths Poodrs
subna eladcaes hair tfoIu any pan Of the body. LqQG
Rouge Tor pals bps and cheeks Lilly white, for ,ogss
flushed sluggish eonPezqpa, al 81 wsEsr-st fret sa,s
rms gyo.o.. Calender, South. Rhird-st rbl.s7!pais
an2Q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

RuCAs'r Ear! I've 70 appetite Las sick At tie ~.
mach feel az II sboad faint! -are e1csnsnoE1 'n1
hfars every day. Indigeson prompts them s and VIC
csnse eau no removed vita cersaty By s" 0os1e =
RHAPP's Health RessoSaare Bitssrs. General DesSs
see HEdaoa at - S@R%%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

PrEEsYLyANlA-Dr. loan AcCULLocH of Eau.
sipgdon Co is toe Wing candidate for Congrs "a in
tire XYIIth District vice Hon. s Calvin, declined.
Eon. DAVID WILaor is nominated by tia op-
position in TIE X[Ith District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

pEsEsYLyASiA-In The Xxth Distric. Robert
R, Reed'sl the Opposition have nominated Thomas
j. Power. OF coarsa hs .ssnds no chance Ct 30
election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

TExAs--We leara thar Hon. Z. ]. RUsK has
been rec ected by the Legislature of Texas to tho
U. 8. Senate by vote on joint ballot of 50 TO g.
His new term ia from 1851 to 1857.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09
READER DIDsr EVER DREAM
A loDs-dfNwn dream q oplendor,
LovellneSs and peace where al tho

A long drawn dream q spendor,
LoveIntSs and peaeel where oil tho might
Cfmasis wealth power
Had desked inns sinahon's field
with fairy uoops-o,tege Tho the charmed soli
And csptlvate The heart
" The poets conception may be realized by wall to
TUrrLEs brilliant emporium OF fashion ard beauty. 3+5
Broadway Beade bis uiua s.ock OF raro and valuable
articles Mr has JUS, received BY the steamer Amehsa
invoices Of rich goods from London and Pss em1rLcug
splendid assortment ofopers glsasas rich ans port mon.
noies and the aneat OF musical boxes (age
and amall} TO be found on This continent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

RUsGn Ess EorIUEs

BARsuMs MUSEUM We have those nlmAb
little DerneT Kale and Ellen Ratemsn every az eraoo1
his week except saturday when The Drunksrd 's TO bS
PLAYED Fiday the make their vefy asI 2oeae
ance The kard lie played eyeJ evening" and Always
TO A Glow d Of nice people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

" Mr. GOLDSMITH commences hs Writing clssss'
this day. at his rooms 2s9 Broad way frat corner a5o's
the Irving Houss Ladies CEas at II o'clock Gentsm'a
SIS ard O'Clock P. b. Private instruction 81 al ota2
houEs Of The day G9af
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

H MASSACHUSETTS tsalem District, .ries 70.
day to choose Member Of Congress- ia placs Of
Hon. DAsIEL P. KIsd, deceased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

Hy We must call the attention Of our rssdefs % b.
ark&ble certificates he Sixth Page Of his psPe o.
the wonderful qualities Of WArrgs Her7oas Aundosa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09
NETWORK TRIBUNE
noNDAy. SEPTEMBER .

ApvEHrlsEnESrs--For Amusements see hrss
page for Auctions see third page for California
a.earners see seyenth page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

hey We trust Congress will not ad-
;ourn without giving the nation Cheap Pos
taee and setting the Pacific Railroad actu-
ally on foot. We submit that, after nine
months mere speoch-making and dis
pute-sottling, two practical measures which
shall really do something to carry the coun-
try ahead Of where itnow is, is not much to
ask for.
AS for Cheap Postage there 10 nothing
which the Peopleso unanimously want. The
many petitions sent TO both Houses in favor
Of it, and the entire absence Of remonstran-
ces against it, are proof Of this; and, had
there been any clear expectation that Con-
gress would act on any subject aside from
the Slavery controversy, there would have
been piles Of such petitions whore there are
now half-dozens. There is no need of argu-
ment for Cheap Postage; the eacts whore it
has had q complete trial are conclusive; the
conviction thatitisabovea all appropriate and
necessary in Republic is universal and IN,
movable. Why then should there be any
delay1
The Pacific Railroad is also matter Of
necessity. 1t will not do any longer to talk
ofits being tooimportant an enterprise, time
enough fifteen years hence, too gigantic for
our day, SO. &c. AL that is obsolete. We
want the Road now, and cannot have it an
hour too soon. If it were done tomorrow,
the difficulty would be not to find business
enough, but to do al that would offer. CAL
ifornia is q State Of this Union, but is forty
DAYS journey from the seat Of Government.
She should not be above ZEN days; she
must not be, ii We would haye our Repub-
loan Empire hold together end realize IN
the future all that greatness We so fondjy
Imagine Each yeas, as she grows more
powerful, populous ana wealthy, the tie that
binds her to this confederation viii become
weaker unless it be strengthened by Che
iron bonds Of g Railroad, and made perpetu-
81 by the oontiguisy thus established
Let two such measures as these be passed
and this Session of Congress will be other.
wise memorable in history than for the
doubtful settlement that after nine months
discussion it has made Of the Slavery ques-
6on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

Gen. scorr-Ths magnificent portrait OF tits di'fH-
gubsd caefatn in No. Gsiery Of ilussrinus Ataanfaa
bgether with BKADYs nimitsele dsgueTreoyps. mA' 20
al bis spaeioas gallery 2o5 AID 27 Broadway eofa@
RuJton.Rf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

~ JoHS Il. w. HAWKINS is nov pleading for
Temperance through Wisconsin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

Egs THE soss OF TkMrxsAscx in our State
have Convention at Utica, Ga she la.h insA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

m1sEavA Rooms.-The Exhibition OF tie Iadlan Dvsf.
see advertisement issrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

NIssoURI-We are indie bted to the kind atten-
ton Of Hon. John s Phelps for the full tunotfoia4l
vote OF the v.h Congressional District The totals
are Phelps (BentoDl 84e6; Woodson (Whig)
5.6o1 Shields (AntB AVA Gipin lBenton)
SSH Phelps beats the field.
lFtk Dta,ict-Our St, Louis Intelligenoer of
the 3l1t alt brings US the following which We
give, with faint hope that it msy prove correct;
BOWMAN PROBABLY ELEcrED.-The Fourth
Congregational District is All. in doubt The infor.
nA.on received by the 81. Joseph's Ga1ette Of the
2lss led as, a few days ago to concede the cleo.
ton Of ball Yesterday morning we received the
?sdepe1denee Messenger Of the gath, claiming the
election OF bowman by about SO majority.
AYtport reaceed the city yesterday, by Mis-
sluri River boat, that Bowman is elected by 90
majority Afcend from Lexington arrived to day.
.syg that the report was current in Lexington,
and generally believed tina. Bowman Is t elected %
tins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

prYrsyLvAK1A-The following candidates for
Congreas have been nominated by their respective
parties. The election takes place on The 8th or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

The XXIIId and XXlVth will be two OF the
best contested Districts in the Btate. The former
gave Tay lor 7,2l8, Cass 1924. and Van Buren, 0l9
votes. 1t has been represented by a Loco Foco
since it wss formed except in l84S, when Ii was
carried by Charles Reed who bad 40 majority.
Mr.. Walkers a strong and energetic man. certainly
an overmatoh in talent for his competitor, and we
trust will be elected
The xXIvsh usually goes wrong, and elected
Nr. Gilmore in 48, though ii soon after gave Cen
TAYLOR 1900, Cas- 1855, Van Buren, SAL votes
Result doubtful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

SSNN~A NSAAiS
promise would ultimately prevail. The his
tory of like controversies in the past-tbe
increasing public WEAKNESS of a struggle
which promised no result-the anxiety that
Congress should devote its attention to
measures of practical legislation--tF,e in
tense and all but universal loathing of Con
gressional Speeches, especially those rela-
ting to SIayery-all pointed TO one result.
To stand obstinately still, refusing to do
any thing but that which could not be done,
was to covet defeat and odium. It has
seemed to US plain, therefore, that the cham
pions Of Free-Soil should have taken an ear
ly occasion to say, Yes, we are willing to
compromise, ifso it must be-that is, if we
cannot get all We would have, we will take
all we can get'-and on that ground they
should have foughttheir battle-not seeking
to defeat settlement no matter whether in
ore bill or in ffty--but to render that settle.
ment as favorable to Free-SeiI as possible.
We believe tbs eighteen Northern Senator's
who resisted the Omnibus on gounds con.
nected with Slavery, might, by making terms
with Its moderate supporters, have obtained
the SD parallel of ladtade straight across
for the Northern limit of Texas. and thus
practically confined Slavery in our aoqui-
sidons ffom Mexico to the territory south of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-01

State at - 1sk - SIX old Michigan at 81 rs -
S. new Ohio and State At 81 67k 81 rs; new Miohi
gan at - o2k 81 sly pure Genesse ct So l2h -
37k fancy Ohio ut So 3Th IS 30; fancy Genesse o.
SIS 10 80 u; extra Ohio At SIS 62k % 49, and extra
Gsnesee at 81 Is SO rs Southern feur was In better
request but prices unchanged The sales reached
1sO0 bills, at So l9H IS rs for mixed to straight
brands Of old and So SIN SIS 6Zh for new. The
market for Rye Flour easier Sales of LOCO bills
were made at So SIX So s7H. Corn Meal was heavy,
ct So l2h for Jersey The Wheat market was dull In
consequence Of holders asking prices above the ves
Of purchasers Rye was in small supply, and nominal
Some 600 bushels deliy week sold at TOO
Oats also inactive, with Gales Of Northern at 4lc
40, and Jersey at Soc. 40c Corn was less active
The sales confined to 6000 bushels at Ole 6l
for Western mix ed and &c for Western yellow Ca
madam Peas very quiet and nominal, at 900 a7oc
CoTIos The sales yesterday were about goo oaies
samples and sales effected to the extent OF ZeOo
bales, by 'Cbapge hour, for shipment Since then
larger transactions reported Prices continue ~
before the Americas arrival. Wequots-
LIVERPOOL CLAssIFIcAfIoN. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-01
CITY TRADE REPoRT.

ssrvsp.r, August si-sP.M
Cotton vas mors active to day, aud free sales
made, the market closing firm ., previous rates
Flour was steady, With fair amount Of sales inciu-
ding this State and western brands at yesterdays
prices sosthers vas steady With lair sale. Of both
old and There also some sales Of Canadian,
on terms given below Wheat was quiet Corn
dull and lower With limited sales. Rye stood about
the Peril dull, and sales moderate, In small
lots 10 the trade Beef and lard steady Cheese
vas being shipped In small lots on owners account
Butter VI. steady. sugars continued him, With light
sales Molssses quiet Coaee vas sctive and
sales made At y TO Ne per pound In freighe
there was fair amount Offering, Without material
change IN quotations
Assss.-1he market vas buoysnt sr pots, with
small sales. at 50 lsA, and loo bbs 10 at ~ 12x.
Pearls we're quiet: sales Of 50 bills made at 80
The stock In the Inspection warehouse this morning