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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-25
GERMANY.
Peace Consress at Frankfort

This great meeting is now def0itively settled
Tie German Senate has giyen 10 writing their iall
authorization for holding the Congress. and IN
the most courteous manner complied with the
application mace for their permisson. Aa active
Con mitiee is slso formed FOR making the arrange
mer,s 10th for the meetings Of the Congress aad
the hotel accommodation Of the delegates and
visitors who uil attend it. Some Of the most emf
Lent men in Frankfort, including number Of the
Senste, are on the Committee ard have engaged
20 DO their utnOst TO secure efficiency % the Coo
sreis. From various parts Of Germsay and the
Continent sdhesIons 10 the Congress have been
sent in snd the interest felt ia the undertaking IL
widely spreading. This Congress, Judging from
present sppe sraEces, viii be the moss important
one yet held, and 1t is 10 be hoped dat Easlani
will supply, as she has Hitherto done, the largest
smoun; oil support on an occasion so interesting.
The fittings VI the Congress- Will commence Aug.
%, and caref -augemeuts are making % convey
the Epehsh G, ties and visitors from LONDON on
the 18th of Al .. Ihe movement has already
secured large amount Of attention, and the friends
Of Peace throughout the country are maEiissiing q
dee D interest 10 the enterprise.
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Our Rhode Island Corresponds s-e.

KINGSTON CoUKT IIcUSE, Aug. II. 1850.
Trai Of Ten KaHOpS and Lsri Coles. for Bank
Robbery Pro7rct of Prori"g aa d,bi- Great
Eruiep,cut IN ne Noghborhosd.
This place is ~ aliye-thc Inhabitants have not
Witnessed 50 much excitement in many day be-
fore. The magic Of attraction Is the Court House;
ell are fiockng there to obtain glimpse at the al
legged daring bank robbers--Tom kanouse and Levi
Coles-whoee presence in this retired part OF tie
country appears 20 have worked perfect mania 9,
behold the accomplished artisans in the bank open
ing business.
The accused parties are charged with braelung
into the Westerly Bank last spnng. and stealing
thereirom some sixteen thousand dollars. They
arc at large on heavy bail, and their appearance
here TOT trial, dressed NJ in a fashionable manner,
accompanied BY number OF their friends and wit
nesses, creates much talk-onc cf whom under
stand " ismilarly called Sport" one Of the hack
drivers Of your city
The court IL ccmnoscd Of Richard W. Green,
Ch,ei Justice ct The supreme Court; Levi Hale
| end George A. Brighton, associate Judges The
prosecution IL conducted by Joseph M Blake Esq,
| Attorney General. assisted by the Hon Nathaniel
| Dixon, II Rhode Island. The defence have Will
kins UTdyke, Of Kingston; James r BRADY E.,
| Of New York; Mr.. Dickinson, Of Paterson. and
| Mr.. lIalstead, of Newark, New Jersey.
Yesterday, at the meeting II the couft the Grand
llrquest came N with bin Ct indictment ~ usi
| kenouse and Coles This morning thy were
called upon for trial The jury was en- .anelled In
the case, and, st this momcnt, Mr.. Dixon is o,cn.
ing the case TO the jury. The court room IL
crowded There are some twenty witnesses here
on The part of the defence, the object OF which
we understand. viii b TO prove an abb; but how
for they viii succeed remains to be seen.
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Telegrnphic reports.

BuTrno, August IL, 1850.
The receipts ut this port, since last, have been
a. fellows Flour 1850 bbs; wheat, 1900 bushels;
corn, 900 bushels Western aour u In fair demand
and the market IL with ,ut any material change Sales
have been made Of 200 bbls Michigan at 81 81 Il
Nothing doing In wheat u being hold above the views
Of buyers Corn Is In fair request with sales Of 1000
bushels, ~ ease for mixed Western Small sales Of
Ohio whiskcy, at axe. Freights are unchanged
Ars,sv, August II, 1880.
The receipts, within the past twenty. four hours,
have amounted to :-Yiour, 5000 bbls; wheat, 1000
bu,bels; corn. 1900 bushels. The demand for -four
Is noosrste; prices stll favor tn su The market
for wheat Is firm but little doing Corn IL in COED de-
msnd. with sales at e2e for ycllou round and elxc
a mir
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. II,

Mrs. G,uwey-A,cfd D,afh-Stoels, &c.
Mrs. Quincy, the widow Of the celebrated Joseph
John Quincy. arrived here last evening, under the
Escort Of n large number Of friends, from New
York. Mrs. G.. Is native of this city, but has re-
sided in England since her marriage.
A young man died in the van, yesterday, while
being conveyed to the aims house. lie was labor
ing under mania yoia al the time. Al one time,
he occupied highly respectable position in society,
and leaves an interesting wife and several small
children to lament his disgracefu end.
The weather, to-day, has been quite Octoberish,
enough so 10 stsrte all the remaining loerers at
the watering places.
The stock market was quite animated to-day,
closing finn, at slight advance over yesterdays
prices.
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On the nth inst, UESnS 0rro, adopted son OF Otto
and Lucia Kloppenbsrgh, aged three months aud "a
days.
The friends and relatives Of the family aud those OF
his father Henry oldenb utt.i also the members Of
company A., jefferson Rtncmsp, and the member Of
gcrman Oak Lodge, No. So o. o. y, s-e respectfully
invited to attend his funeral this afternoon from tbs
corner Of Hester aud Mulberry streets. at half past
mo o'clock His remslna will be taken 70 the New
Iork Bay Cemetery for interment
cincin att and California papers please copy.
on the 10th inst, firSHY a., son u john and Sarah
wtnelov, sged 2 yssrs and days
The friends Of the family are requested 10 attend
the funeral this Sunday afternoon At O'Clock from
No 1O4 Pirst street without furth-r Invitation
AZ one oclok on the lTth inst, wilLAaG. DArro,,
aged ~ years.
The relatives aud friends Of the family respect
fuy invited 70 attend his funeral from his late resi-
dence No, % Msrhetst, this Sunday afternoon, at
half past O'Clock
ontbe 18th lust, Of Inflammation OF the lungsstNo.
90 ,yrpdsm Street RoBNRr Hoes infant son OF Rob-
ert and Ann Bisss, ae.d months ana days.
tn. rr nds of the family respect uily invited TO
attend the funeral sunday the 18th inst ct o'ck
Pm
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SATURDAY August 1T-6P.M.
The cotton market active to-day, sld sales
pretty freely made, both for export and domestic
The sdvces BY private letters did not vary the aspect
OF the news reported by telegraph and change has
resulted since their receipt The accounts from the
South are contradictory The weather considered
more favorable, and II 1t continued, would produce
favorable results; but the complaint was still made
that the stand Of the plant deficient There was
some better inquiry for -four It'll fair sales Of common
grades Of Western and this State for export. The
market, a. to quotations, remained unchanged Be-
yond sale Of prime white Pennsylvania, to 60 East,
We heard Of no transactions in wheat There some
better feeling In corn and sales pretty freely
made, at q slight improvement in some instances.
Pork steady at previous rates but sales were light
being chiefly confined to the reta trade There was
marked change In other articles of provisions Su-
gar and coffee selling to fair extent, at old
prices, while molasses continued quiet
AsHEs.-The market something easier. with sales
OF 800 bbls at Sc SO 06 for pots, and pearls at So
The stock in the Inspection warehouse this morning
was q follows
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Profit somewhere. ............... 5000
WASHINGTON, August Is, 1850.
EUening P0rngrQlis.

The general appropriation has stuck upon the
mileage question. Where is Mr.. Greeleyl
The Republic continues to fight up for high
tariff as an administration measure, late as il is
10 attempt such thing this session. Supposed to
be intended to operate upon the Pennsylvania fall
election.
Numerous letters are in course OF publication
from the South, against Gen. Foote and his course
in the Senate. Meantime, the General is recu-
perating at the Wauenton White Sulphur Springs,
fifty miles up the country, from the wear and tear
which lie suffered in the Omnibus.
If the Northern democrats would come oat for
the line OF 20 deg. 20 mig, the South, democrats
and even wings, 10 great extent, would rally TO
the support of Mr.. Buchanan for the Presiden ~
Without some such arrange ment, the next cleo
tion will be scrub race.
Commodore Moore has addressed the House in
reply TO the pamphlet of The three captains of the
United States Navy. They complain bitterly
again Il the admission Of the Texan naval officers
into the United States service; and bring an array
OF Facts against them, which prove TO be without
the slightest foundation. We cannot perceive
what rigbt the officers Of on navy have To CON
PLAIN. The House bill simply provides 20 add to
the service new place for every Texan clcer
(some eight or ten in alD snd that these places
shall cease TO exist with the officers for whom
they are created. They do not come into the
way OF any body IN the seryce-and ii the rssolu-
ticns OF the Texas annexation are 10 be regarded
al all, the bill returned 10 the House ought 10 be
passed
The private bill people have suffered greatly this
session, waiting upon the tardy action Of Congress
for the payment Of their claims. some Of which
are less thHn the expenses already incurred by the
claimants in waiting and waiting for their money.
There are others, however, mere spectators
upon private claims, shSvers Of pensions and land
scrip, who are suffering with the rcst and all on
account Of this Internal negro question.
The Unior and TnteL'gsncer are losing money on
the debates, although paid 81 per column by the
Senate AID Blair & Rives, on the House reports,
in the paig GLOBE sinking $50 SlI5 per dav.
But the citizens Of Washington rather like this
long session. as Congress IL worth To- them at least
$4,000 every week and " the Union is saved,
this negro quarrel will have proved godsend to
the Federal city.
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han. Ls.doedsry, MS seuls, whitney q Co, 4 Price.
hetrs.dy Mary Jane Peek Dapuy. RsSaoad Van Brua,
isvseee Bss%ors Mckee, E aiiy Johnson ns
.i jane Rc. Mckee! Nary c.ii sa
salem; Mary Adelaide; x slssy; Hartford;
sicoP J s,ay Lind. % o-'f E.r.fora aespAiA
Arrived.
az We'd M.vrs As days. with ma's and
ship Elizabeth Bruce tOi B,tonl Fairfield Hsyre. July
n:. u spoke bark Gniin. bound E'''''' ''
Ds.n ivy aiss
.ss sss. sss e. So la. lon {; :s1s
BsIl Is:.;Ip; ,!s.sss rhsr9a1a as%suIs day..
.nS ~ . s.' a.ns ssrs isa.
with hides and vSs to Leland Zamerman Oayiseu SID
yss sst sss ssss
sSt an .Ss
The h.. had 80 days passage from lssd e Land shsn in
at nom 20 in the shade and from los 60 100 in the
Brig HsSs swe so,erholm aeas. 10 days. With iron. 70
BrS co.sn BS pusa Cork 81 d.y. With sal. and iron,
'f Ss Sss a;sns
BIs Helen Mar Obi Gard. Windsor Ms. Is days. with
Brig Godfrey. Hopkins. St x.rys. Ga. 10 day, with
Brig Tyrone Smith. steuben. 6dAys
Brig Charles. Davis Eastport. days.
ssnr ira BREWSTER horton wilmington, NJ, days, with
naval stores.
schr Connecticut, -, Oerreohs. 4 days. with naval
stores.
schr W Lewis, sproul, oOrscoke. days with sAva
stores.
schr AdobiA (Br) Cochran. Cumberland. Ms, 20 days
Scbr Il w Estel. Smith, Ocrscokc, s days.
Sehr Julia, Vsngilder. Baltimore, days.
sotr friends. stroud, g, erryheld, days.
s s:sT s', d hssss. a' Gs. ssyy
sehr i Poster. ksIisf. nssSis, ss.y,.
Schr Baltimore hservy Maohias, days.
schr Trimmer, Lyons, Virginia days
Sehr Ann Eliza, Newbury, yirgnia, days
Schr Spodord. 0lmf tead, Virginia. 2 days.
sehr c.ni Scott, Edwards, Virginia. days.
schr Vim Burk, Townsend Baltimore, days.
sehr Col hanson. ate Providence days. for Abaay.
SCI r Seml Nah, Allen. stoninstop, days.
Schr " sfrior, SIN IN. Themaston. s days.
Steamer Kennobec, Flowers. Philadelphia
Below
Packet ship Manhattan. 81 days from Liverpool.
SHIP MesaTa (of Bosom days from St. PeterBburgh
SHIP Mariana from Glasgow, to Dun hAm Dinon.
BAH Ienslop. from EisiLnrc
Bark Charles Edward (Breml from Bremen. to Pope
Co.
Bari Finland (Of BOstOnl 70 day, from St Pstsrsburgh
Br. brig Anna.
Also ne ship. unknown.
Also. bris Alvsrsdo, from -
lntic Ivefpoo Realm for Nov Orleans bsrks John
Colhy for st kits Chaes for Havana Kenne5e
for Philadelphia
Ave. lJ-wnd q. sunrise. NNw; merIisx NNwi 81 san-
esi, fSE.
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wAsnlNoros, Aug. Ie. 1850

GWlofnitf on ScNdtNidt fsfsiAditoHs
The Compron se bill, after seven months legis-
latiou, was rejected by the Senate, after which
every me assure Of that bill has passed by large
majority.
The united influence Of Clay and Webster failed
with The compromise but after Webster and Clay
had l,ft the Se nate, every item Of the compromise
has passed trumphantly.
Col Benton, who opposed the bills in the lump,
yotss for them in detail; and Messrs. Atchison and
Fcote, strenuous in behalf Of Californis, in the
compromise, oppose the bill standing alone, though
precisely letter for letter. the same thing as IN the
compromise.
Oi the whole Committee of Thirteen, Gen. Cass
and MIR Dickinson are alone found 10 be consist
snt, (Mr Clay sheeni,) because they alone, OF the
committee. voted for the bills in detail, which
they advocated in the lump. Had Mr.. Clay been
pIosent he would have been with them, so that Of
the whole Committee 81 Thirteen We have only
three members in favor separately OF the measures
Of the compromise.
And while the bills in the lump failed for the
went o. one OF two yOtes, they all succeed sepa.
Iatrly BY majority Of two thirds.
The plan Of the Committee OF Thirteen. a f. add
rgsinst al the power Of the committee has pa I'D
IN spite Of The committee isef, and IN The aifrnce
AZ The chairman
Mr. Aichison. after coaieodinr eight raoa,hs Cor
a. sdmission ~ Crltufnis, sgus pfoissf ay.insi
fhf pssssLc ~ tic lili; while Mr H.uoo % b ..i.,s
toEGuia " lt lasi ilI q JAY "a t.e c1.u,r..
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psnisnBy Dr. A. n nssrsesAs, Professor Of Dissass.
Of Wemon-rcnth edition. l5us pr. no Price t-YeAr-
Of suesrng Of physical and mental anguish May "a
sneetens wife, sad yeeunisry dsSiss 70 shs husSaaA
M, ss,s ss.. sps.fS Y timely aa.ss'.ion q sh .srh
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To those whose health does not psrt Of lnersaos e
fsmily, 10 10 OF ssrectsl importaaos,
stksr budding into vsnAnhsos, decline e
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rnedies and meet certain usds q every sopant
70 which her ssx 10 % tiest.
tRntrsst Of Letter. IRON oe.tisnaa Dayton oAsal
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come three years or In consequence ef her
guish sos sun wing months bsfess aad during
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 10, 1850.
Professor Page on Electro Magnetic Pe'or-JohS
H. Pennington and his Grand Balloon Enter
yri.s--Apmopriatton by Congress.
desire TO make known to the public, through
your widely circulated journal, that Profess
sor Page, Of the Patent Office, has been edify.
ing the people of Washington, at the Smithso-
MAN Institution, with machine intended to illus
tra,e the practcabihty of electro magnetism, as a
power useful for driving machinery. The profess
sor at the last session, succeeded in persuading
Colonel Benton OF tie utility of the thing and
Colonel Benton, who is looked up to as the best
informed man in the Senate upon every subject,
from boundary questions down, or up to cleo
trcity, found it easy enough to get an ap-
preparation of $4,000 passed to Professor
Page, for perfecting his experiments in electro
magnetism. We have the suit in a machine
which the professor says is fve-horse power,
but which, we are informed by scientific men, is
scarcely more than a one -man-power; and what do
you think followsl Why, sir, appropriation of
some thirty or forty Thousand dollars is wanted to
perfect the experiments of Professor Page.
OF the $4,000 appropriated hast year, Professor
Page has been ut an expense of perhaps $4,000,
more or lea, IN making this machine exhibited at
the Smithsonian Institution.
Appropriation. .............. $4,000
Probable cost of experiments. .......... 1000
Preft somewhere probably ............. $4,000
II these figures are not facts, it is due to the
people who pay the money to know il, before ano-
tier appropriation Is made.
A couple of years since, Mr.. Browngot an
appropriation OF sl0,0t0 out Of Congress for ex-
pertinent in liquid tire, an element for destroy
ing an enemy's feet in time of war. pile OF
ccmbustibles was erected, and the liquid lire, at
nifty feet distance, was thrown upon It, and the
conbusubles were consumed.
A. N
TNPP' oPii"''Vu' ''''' '''' Sivivp
itoosple Cost i,uOV
Front someWhere. ........... $1,000
About the same time, Mr. John II. Pennington
asked an appropriation towards scheme of build
ing balloon, 10 be navigated through the air by
means Of a steam engine. lie was regarded
visionary, and the appropriation was refused. Fu-
ture history, however, will vindicdte Pennington.
We shall have balloons nayigated through the air;
AID II is astonishing that while so much Of the
time Of Congress, and the money Of the people,
are expended upon mere matters of gas, that they
should reject Pennington, and appropriate 10 Brown
and Page.
The object, however, Of this communication, is
10 protest against another appropriation to Professor
Page until he shall have accounted for the $4,000
appropriated At the last session. He is scientific
man. and il is due TO himself and the public that he
should set the matter right, or we shall have to
apply 10 Professor Paine.
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sLigs-ceerav, ossofh san Francisco. sobsr,. lms
No., 1swrencs Evcrrool ID A KngAlsnd Coz Herald
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acc. =. s,-- - . -.
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Notice Co Mariners.

Notice Co Mariners.
sr Asnns-s ssosIs ORG -o,ricI.L-Rsror, Of the su-
Re rreassry the reeonnoisssce Il 81 Asdress SHOALS
Cosst .. cecrgis By Lieut. Com John Rcaecrs n, As
co.'r svRyrr srAros.l
abdrsv sSoss q, The entrances o. 81 Asars ga
Ss & rr,., SsS s, sssS ssss "a
rse,a,isn ., ,he ces, survey once snd Ger Eatutous
other.
os her Tss.f. .ests-s.d lac. vis,-r the svryey
ere~sshthouss bearing wNw, and distant shout niles
iss " ssss .ps ssusssS. s%Ssa w Tas inss
,ip Jane ssout 100 tons hurthen. bound fer savauah
y S,s s Ss .r Ss, .''H r.. s :
,.s srsesen, 40 neiss are given ~ Lsut Com Rodgers
Sailing DireetionsTo IN ~ the t-ors-xecpi IN no,
les than stAoms until the hshhousc besrs w CON-
ss VI 18th ID. 2ssy Which ). pa..i eis.s ts thor
wsw nsS IN or x. .nhs. Ss ap zee ~ . s' r.
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water Until the l.hihouso ss,rs .. s5ss- wbySIS
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house hears wsw. Then hsui 10 ~ arehsrsas uadr
The Nv ems Of Little Cumbcand lssns and aoehor shea
.ss,s-Tns ,soy g said 70 he ,u..eqr,ly nosr.d.
Hsh .a,sr a.N Ss@b.rlsni Z shtbeuse in 81 Andrews
re esiy ,p,ips tide osse,,es re fs,, .,,..,
A, D. BicBE Sac, v c,,' s"r'sy
Hon Thomss Corvin. Secretary % the Treasury
AisrR srY, Lo-ro-. sist Js, 100 sir-t an ecm-aaf
- ~ tords Com of the Admiralty ~ scaans
,e. tr ee 2, ne CON- s.ses ~ hs we
ftsa that te Surree Board - Beslsh AZ fssr ~
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TiW SIANNss TpISs "A letter in the Nsfh
Cayotina Sfar dated Mount Airy, Surry county. n
that state, July ~. abiding to The late story about
the Siamese twinr, says" They were st my
office yesterday. the 2hh. well and hearty, and
~ fen 81 lie a. ! ever saw thCm-sI~skiug ~ che
psospsci ~ their crop ssu ~ their wives ani chill
df,B Of ths attet. tisy bayr nisc 81 ss hcar'g
chili- . ns lhe sal. ca r-n!s.. % rr- lumII -
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misc, treats his friends TO glass Of wine on the
passage of California through the Senate.
Such are some of the curiosihes Of senatorial ie-
gislalion, which are worthy of classification with
the English hippopotamus, or Gen. Thomas j.
Green's grizzly bears from California.
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Ctsseew-ship tara tsnp-wm Gre. "a sdy. " oi,s-
etvs ce"niprtn, o. a.. hpbt Tste. % NNerh
TAvrs-faetrt skiy 81 sras-sr p>feur. NJ Ham .sut
M ND vice Marie. VI " Cd srd ssssh er -
~. IsHnso-Bsrt Cerni <xf tef ca lar. sis child
teo servants.
rvsSs% hvnss-Brie Nsstiies-r xelvis o. NYsrh
Gs-Brg " G0ffrfy-W F-tlngnl rev z
vrette.
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noC1vR r0uRsEIr PRiyAIaLr-soR n cRsrs-
~ ~ means Of the reket Ascusru. or avery One Ms
ovn Pfysiesn-T~enty-esh,h kdtios. vi,h hundrv1
snfravings showing Priv Dies ssa s.fcrn ~
s Cen.i system II SHAPE and erns which
rs. on fem.e only tses g-se 49, being 81 tbs hrhes, In
tr,shee 70 mnred people thess contemplating nsrn
NlAm Yours. ~ D. grsdsass 81 ~. Univeissy q
The vsrou. forms 81 secret Dsesses sent
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On the 7th inst ct Savannah Geo, by the Rev Mr.
CURLY r. TrNrLr of Barnwsl District = O., to Miss
Asorlfca NIrcirsKs, eldest daughter Of Mdme. A.
Guard, formerly resident Of this city