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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-28

TEE PARIS CoRREsPoSDENT OF The TRIBUNE
AND Hos ABBOTT LAwREScE.-A London cor
respondent Of the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
says that miserable scamp" who writes let
tiers from Paris for the Nefc. York TribEne was IN
London on bis way TO Paris, and wrote TO hon
Abbott Lawrence, requesting the loan OF sluO' I"
which Mr. L. replied by requesting the applicant
to call upon him, in order that be might become
better acquainted with the circumstances oil tue
case To this the scamp answered that MI
L. should hear from him when he got to Pans
Accordingly, says the writer in the C0mEerc1al'
Mr. Lawrence has heard from him through the
Nesg. York Tribune, in two or three OF the most
false and dastardly letters which could have been
written.
we undertake to say that this story IS
humbug Of very base and calumnious sort.
We have published several letters from our
regular correspondent in Paris W. h. Fry, Esq
commenting in pretty keen tone on speeches
made by Mr.. Lawrence on various occasions In
England Those letters could not be called false
or dastardly for they did nothing than criti-
cize what Mr. Lawrence himself had said. They
may have been mistaken or unjust in their stric
lures. but that is the worst that could be said OF
them.
We believe that Mr.. Fry has not been in Eng
land since ls4s; we are certain that he has not
since Mr. Lawrence went there. Moreover, we
presume he has not been in want Of money, his
salary as correspondent of The Tribune having
remained undrswn for six or eight months at
time Had he been in need, he would probably
have collected this debt instead of trying to Dor
row Of anybody.
We doubt whether any person authorized to
call himself correspondent of this paper ever
made such an application to Mr.. Lawrence or any
other American Minister What imposters may
have assumed that title we have no means Of
knowing.
1t is perhaps too much to expect that such
papers as the Utica Gazette, which have made
this story an occasion for airing their peculiar
vocabuaries upon The Tribune, should take any
notice of the above refutation Of the fslsehood.
They will do as they find agreeable, and we shall
not presume to blame them for sticking to what
is most congenia to their tastes and habits
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PHILADELPHIA.
Steamers 20 Observation-Disclosures
Correspondence OF The Tribune

Steamers 20 Observation-Disclosures Markets.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Ian. a.
believe our business men have little more
energy and hberslity than gave them credit for
The sum necessary 70 complete the stock of the
Philadelphia line of European steamers has been
subscribed, and the prospect is that before the end
of the present year we shall have four steamships
running regularly between this port and Liverpool
The names are the City of Glasgow" now run
ming; the "City of Philadelphia" building in the
ClVde; the Pennsylvania" on the stocks in
your city and the fourth. not yet contracted for,
but which 1t is thought will be built here. SO the
line IL, at last, established.
Mary Gilbert, or Buck aged Is years, has been
missing from her house in this city since Friday
last. Il is feared that she has been abducted BY
some rascal or decoyed into some improper place
by the depraved Of her own sex.
The m0kes has been quiet to-day CorrcN Is In mode
rate request without change In prices The FLOUR mar
Act has unes no chsnge Standard brands are held al
~ 62i y Dol but there IL ue or no export demand The
common and extra brands sad ode 50 for fancy West
ern and New-fork In Rvs FLouS and OosN MkAL we
,he latter Al $40 y Dol There Is rather 5aiy for
WagAr and prices steady Sales Of 80 bush prime
binary and fsr qualify CoRS in fsr demand for ship
mens but the receipts contuoe small Sales OF 4Vo push
new yellow 62sc sfoat and 6otc in store OARS are
scarce In sSsIears there not much doing Some en-
Kskenene ot FLOUR baye been MADE al Is 50 = DOL ana
okAs ~ yesh CoLLIEkS are scarce ana IN detlaao
oloed tor he Eesswd We quote Boston g. So Rhode
Bbls are held al &c and hhss A. Sac
s1Lss Ss Sr9Sks1 c Bssrd-2cO Coal lsl go
5000 do 7et; IL Kennedy Bk lee, s. Resdng RR sal
80 do, 81 Mechsnics bk, SCI s. do. sea-; siOo0 WI
rington RR &c, So; p Penn RR tij iS DO al; $1,000
Lekigh 6s ssh 100 Girard BIZ. Isl $40 Comfy g. es;
INA BIZ, lloi 81 TX 81 Pins, 81 si,eoo Rsaaiag RI
si 10 a.IiissuTg RI s1ii $4,000 sas Canal g, est;
Sssesd BeaSd-s Ky Bk, los: 5 Florence City Co. sls,
50 Morris Canal "a; 5 N A Rk, leo; $50 Reading RI
81 slS00 City Sc, "a. lei; 30 GraFd Blk Isl; $50
Goal, ISi; COON lns. Is; 50 Beaver Meadow Bk Is
k2,50o spring Garden Sc. 90, 1904
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IVORY DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, JANUARY g. 1851.

temper and growing aspirations of the Canadian
people, will see at a glance that the rejection OF
so advantageous an arrangement by their minis
ry would be the signal for its speedy overthrow
II England refuse her consent, the vast majority
of the people in the Colonies would raise then
voices for Annexation and it would then be peace
fully contaminated in due season. The advantage
TO Canada, in the event Of refusal by England to
allow her TO consult her own true interests be-
cause they happened to conflict with those OF
British manufacturers, would be TO hasten her
emancipation from foreign and injurious donin-
ion. and the incorporation Of all British North
America with this great and prosperous Union.
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I'm Congress, Yesterday.

The FIRST topic of interest in the Senate
was the bill to pay Missouri the amount of
a certain reserved fund, for which 1t Is
claimed that the United States IS Indebted
to that State. Mr.. Clay said that the
United States owe no such debt, and that
he would prove it on some day when his
health was better. The billwas according
" postponed. The California land bill
was then discussed, little passage be-
tween Messrs. Benton and Berrien enliven-
ing the dullness, after which there was no
quorum, which resulted of course In ad-
journment.
The House was mainly engaged on the
bill to supply deficiencies in the aPPropria-
tons of the current year, but did not arrive
at any other result than an early adjourn
ment.
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~ Now is the time to secure yourself q

at the village Of College Point about miles
from York II has been laid outnto 800 lots e01y oV
each lot The FIRST geo selling the low pce OF 80 ana
% of them remaining unsod Those sppy hit day
save S25 There win be STEAMBOATS, running 70 ana from
the above village from the first Of March, every hall hour
fare only 81 cents. Only part of the money VIII be re-
qulred down. and the balance In easy monthly Instruments
All will be used to prevent the establishment
of any business that will prove detrimental TO tue CROWN
and prosperity OF said village. This place wild undouoted-
y increase very fast In value many OF those who nave
already purchased going 10 build Immediately and
liberal discount will be paid 10 those who are disposed TO
purchase az above from 10 20 lots will be sold 10 CON-
panes and located Immediately allatihe office or Long
LEY FLAMmER, ~ Wooster ST. from A. M 10 Z. M
There will be Railroad made to from Wllhams0urgh
10 Flushing and also Pankroad, and Then the merchant
and mechanic be In the City before O'Clock In the
morning This s of the best chances yet offered IL
Is better than Morrsania, Forcham or Monticello NOW
called Mount NernoD)
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Cnnxing an Appefite.

Bow said harsh, misery master to
hisapprentice who had grown tired of bean
soup for dinner perpetually, and begun to
mutter that it was not exactly the thing
"if you'll say that soup is good I'll give
you a cent, and if you don't, I'll give you
hammering-now is it good or not !"-
"Ye-e-es," whined the boy with rueful
reluctance, reaching out at the same time
for the cent; sits good; but don't like
IT," 1t is hard to like thing on compul-
sion.
The more we see of the famous Congress
sional Pledge not to vote for any man, even
for member of the Legislature, who Is
not an advocate and uPholder in lump of
the measures of the last Session, the surer
is our conviction that the move was an an
fortunate one. Aside from the natural re-
pugnance of human nature to approve and
support on comPulsion, the moral power of
the document is much less than we had
supposed. Only forty-four out of the two
hundred and ninety Members of Congress
have signed it-hardly more than q sew
enth of the whole number. The great
name of HENRY CLAY heads the list and
shields it from ridicule; Mr.. Speaker Cobb's
signature is also of some account; the rest
are not weighty. Only .fUe Members in
all of the great party which controls both
Houses, and just at present rules three
fourths of the States, have signed it; and
every one of these five are Southern men,
though one of them just at present halls
from California. New England furnishes
but one signer to the Pledge of any party;
and he voted for the Fugitive Slave Law
and is not reelected; New York is commit
ted by eighties than one-fourth OF her
Delegation, of whom but two are elected
to the next Congress; Pennsylvania has
one good name there, Senator Coopers,)
butnever another of any sort; New-Jersey'
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wiscon-
sin, Iowa, have no signer. There are
eleren signers in all from the Free States,
which have more than one hundred and
sixty Members; and of these Newly
supplies eight. Such demonstration GER
tainly falls considerably short of appalling.
We place the names on record for
reference and reflection. We copy from The
Express, which would gladly have the
public believe that there are few more
left of the same sort, but that is idle. The
signer who communicates this list for pub
LEGATION would be very unlikely TO keep
back part of the names. They are not so
abundant that half dozen can be lightly
shared. Here is the roll
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GRAFTON BY w. 4. RoBISsoN.-We find the
following announcement in the Utica Herald of
the 10Th inst.
HAMILTON CoLLEGE.-Mr. VIM E. Robinson,
the well known "Richelieu" correspondent of
The Tribune, win deliver an Grafton and Rev.
Henry w. Parker of Ithaca, Poem, before the
Convention of the Psi Epsilon Fraternity, to be
held at Hamilton College, Clinton, st the next
Commencement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-28

CoNSEorIcUr-Two calls have been issued by
the Democracies of this State, one for Free
Democratic" Convention at Hartford on the 18th
OF February and another for Democratic
State Convention at the same place on the 18th O.
February. The Wing State Convention has
already met and made nominations.
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q we invite public Intention to the

large OF valuable Real Estste al AucuOn Dy ANTHONY
r. BLEEcKER THIS Day the 28lh inst al ~ O'clock at the
Real Estate Sales Rooms Broadst. consisting OF The
houses and lots known So and 81 0rRndst l22
Bleeckerst Wooster-st; 10 and u Greenest near
Cena the house and lot Ala Cherryst; and three build
ing Lewisst Sixth-st Also the houses and
lots IS Twenty fourhst us Eeventh-st and the lease
hold property 96 Third avenue the City OF New York
Also the house and lot WiOughbyst and six building
lots on Clinton and Atlantic in the City OF Brooklyn
Sale positive and liberal Maps be had the
6al Rooms ae 1851
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ImportatIons under the Tariffs Of 1S42 and
1915.

The Wing Almanac for 1851 contains tabu'
lar statement of the value of the ARTICLES In
PORTED into the United States during the years
ending on the sOth June, 1914, as, '49 and so
latter deducting the reexportationD,l and the
AMOUNT OF DUTY which accrued in each, during
the same periods respecsively-forming striking
comparative view of the operations Of the Tariffs
Of ls42 and 1876.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-28
For Europe.

The next number Of The Tribune for European
circulation will beissued TO .MORROW MORN.
ING at O'Clock. 1t viii contain all the latest
news up to the time of going to press The As'd
ssils from this port To Morrow at IL o'clock.
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WATcHEs AND GOLD PENs.-A word of

adyic&lf you want frsrats Watch, either gold or sill
yer ohe thai Is give perfect Satisfaction take
advicf and call on john Y. SAVAGE 80 Fultonst The
Rcheieu Ever pointed Gold Pens, celebrated for their
great durability end superior finish, can be obtained only
NJ Fulton
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shared. Here is the roll

SAMUEL A ELIOT, Mass. HOWELL Soss ga
JAMES BROOKS. N. Y. ALEN IL SILfhtSs' 10
DAVID A. BoKEE, do. koBERl tooH n 20.
J. PHILLIPS PH~NiN, 90. WlLLlHM -. "a" Sun ~O'
ROBERT L. ROSE, do. ALLEN OMMhN' 90. a.,
GRO X. ANDREWS, do. HENRY w rnlLLIAND; Ala
JOHN r. THURMAN do. yEkEMikh VI kNs' 10.
wTi1,N mrs 40 HUMPHREY MAKSHALL, do.
f.Nrs conpTp Penn JAMES L. JOHNSON, do.
WILLIAM M. GwlN, Cal DANlEL . $50 ~
R4cr.sni PowrF 40 CHAS s. MoGEHEAD, do.
I p 49, 40 FINS Z. MckEAN, do
x5r~asnEa Ev.Ns do MEREDITH 7. GENTRY, Ten
1xsrss,.,, MopToN' Va CHRIS II. WILLIAMS, do
THOMAS s. RAYMOND, do. JOSIAH "a ANpeNSoN' 90
WILLIE P. MANGVM. n Z. ALBhkI "; $3.50 AIAiSsi So.
AUG. II. SHEPPERD, do. fDWANe -; SAsL rIS
49,, o., W. 40 H. A. BULLARD Lou
]. p CALDWELL, do. THOMAS J'hVSA, AeAaS
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VALENTINES VALENTINES !-TUTTLE

49,
Emporium, S45 Broadway
Notice Every person purchasing ticket for TUTTLEs
Grand Fancy Dress Civic and Military Bal Will be EMU
articles of every description from The immense stock at the
Emporium Tickets should be called for sooH As they are
selling rapidly.
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NEw-YoRK BAY CEMETERY.--Thl:

Company will hold their sesond sale Of Lots by auction on
Wednesday Evening 20th of January al the American
Hail. corner OF Grand st. and Broadway the proceeds OF
the saie 10 applied 10 the further establishment OF the
Grounds Terms Of sale 81 10 be paid on each lot the nght
Of sale the balance within l5daya Persons who purchase
this sale will have the privilege OF locating he LOIS IN
snv part OF the Grounds which remain unsod. single
lot win be put up with the privilege Of any number.
Churches and Societies respectfully invited 10 attend
this sale No postponement account OF the weather
Tor further particulars apply Al the Office 2ss Brosdwsy
Sale al "a O'Clock. III 81
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WHIrEHuRsT's DAGUERREOTYPEs.

EveTy body lkes Uuly gOOd lkenbsB, bnu tV5Iy OOuy
knows where get one. WHTEHvRsrs splenoio ests9,
lishment corner Of Broadway ana LeonadsL open a.
day superior kenesses taken with hghnlng speed
during ali kinds Of weather. Call and Judge OF his mastery
skill By examining the many fine specimens that decorate
his gallery.
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pr WATTs's Nervous Antidote has ac-

EF WATTs'S Nervous Antl0Ote mas ac-
CURED more celebrity than any other medicine In it's time
II has been spoken of upon paper and more by those
taking than any other medicine LIS notoriey is proven
Dial among all persons who have been cured by OF all
nervous Affections. neuralgia tic dooreux, spssms aud
heurosls II is the only positive cure for all such dis
eases 81 bottle Is to be had at all respectable drug
slores and lO2 Nassau.st
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FLoRIDA-Defeat of YaIee-The election of U.
8. Senator in Florida took place on the 18th inst
three ballots having been taken on the 18th with
out effecting a choice. By the laws Of Florida,
thirty votes in Joint Ballot Tor majority of all
the Members elect are required to choose, and
Mr.. Yulee bad 20 on the 6rst two ballots; bat we
presume the thing was set from the beginning
that he should have many votes as could be
given him without electing him and then be
dropped. He had 20 Members IA majority of the
House on the first ballot, but only Senators, in
GLIDING Mr. MOseley, Wing The four ballots re.
suited as follows:
Hbaass. ID d. SIDE "a TO-
David l.. fulee-.....29 20 % %
Stephen X. Mallory 81
Blanks. 20 80
The Tallahassee Floridisn, though confessing
modification at the defeat of Mr.. Yulee, claims
Mr. Mallory as equally hostile to the Compromise
measures. OF his Loco Focoism generally there
Is no doubt. His home is on Key West further
South than that of any man who ever sat in Con
gress.
The Legislature has chosen Hon. WALKER
ANDERSON Of Pensacola Chief Justice, and Col.
A. A. Semmes Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court. One Associate TO be chosen. District
Judges, Joseph B. Lancaster, Thomas Douglas,
Gen j. Wales Baker and Geo. 8. Hawkins-all
incumbents but Baker. Judge Semmes iss Wing.
MAJ. John Beard (Opp) and DR.. VIM. h.Hayward
(Whg) were chosen Controller and Treasurer
respectively.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
KrAPP's HEALTH Restorative BIT

,xe. he ,cnyiesors II this preparation which 10 now
dong good service for the sick wherever used are
S1 .s,sf themselves Of its wonderful efe~ts IN ner
yon. and general cebiy, and all complaints spperianng
~ =, nroeeedng from The stomach, and the secretive or
800 They therefore invite call from the afflicted elmer
por upon those whom their testimonials
M references refer having been cured BY the pepas
fiou General depot S6l HuosOnst For sale $50 Fulton
nj and hx the DrueRists generally 80 per bolte
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~ Those who desire the Spring Trade
of The South and West will bear In mind that this s the
season for inviting Il by advertising In the newspapers OF
lie respective districts PALMER whose Office is IN the
Tribune Buildings, 10 the Agent.
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T FowLERs Il WELLS, Phrenologssts
md Pnhshers Clinton Hali 1871 Nassaust The Park

R GoURAUb's LIQUID HAIR DYE
ORANGES a. n by magic, in few minutes, red or
gray Hair brown or bsck The useful discoveries OF
DR. GOURAUp and his known emnence as chemical phi
osopher n guarantees that this Is The ne plus utrs OF
Hair Dyes and great caution should be taken to avoid VIE
oOunteeis The genuine Is found only al Dr. FELIX Gov
RAUp.s DAp0l 81 Walkersl near Broadway. ~ tieod
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Hs Business Letters, Business Entries,

all Business Writing should be clear and uniform as
print Bear this IN mind young clerks and young meI-
chants bear mind also that the requisite style OF writ
Ing may acquired IN Of lessons at GoLDsMITHs
29 Broadwsy for g So In series Of private lessons,
AZ preferred, for a reasonable sum.
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n Mas. METTLER, the distinguished

Clsvoyant whose fame Ia relieving the sick and suffering
l. FAST spreading roU ghout the world be consulted
and had at her residen 10 Bridgeport Conn
Those who are able TO come win find very pleasant noe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-28

w Tooth ache Cured without pain or
extraction. by DR. BRoDREAD, Dentist Annst NY Price
ST. After the lie destroyed the tooth be filed and
made good chew Also ell other dental operations
performed from the simplest removal OF iarter to the most
complex quitting In artificial paletes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-28

~ DIR. RAT IUN bUVNVIKVIH III
pp. are mild and enecma. and now the Acknowledged
hssi remedy for Bilious attacks Liver Complaint Head
sche Cout Gddness habiua Costveness Loss OF Appe-
die and ieesuon Depot l46 Wiuiemst FOR sale by
The principal city Druggists and chemists.
dQi 4yTuWThkS s.
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~ At Home, Al Church, INVITATION
ana Waiting ANS elegantly Engraved and Printed In the
latest styles At EvERDELLs SOP Broadway cor s
Also, elegant Envelopes. Waters boSes ot az . WI ~
for the accommodation OF his down town customers.
~ a MTurhNSt
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TINE LAW AND PRACTICE OF VENDORS
IL AND PURCHASERS OF REAL ESTATE,
by J. ii. Dart, of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister. with
copious Notes and References to American and
English Decisions; and view Of the existing law
OF Real Property in England and the United States
by J. w. Waterman, Counsellor.
ene volume, 1851. FRANCK TAYLOR.
Augl2
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PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the United
IL States from the 10Th day of February, 1852, to
the 30th of June, 1855, inclusive, in Virgina North
Carolina, and Georgia, will be received the Con-
tract Office ofthe Post Office Department, in the city
of Washington, until a IN of the Sth of December,
1851, Ito be decided by the 18th day of the same
monthly on the routes and in the manner, and
time hereinafter specifed. viz
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NEW EDITION OF WOOD AND BACur,s
~ UNITED STATES DISPENSATORY. ner.
fected to July |, 1851. p'''
For sale, with all other Medical books, bv
TAYLOR & MAURY
aug IL Booksellers, near 9th ct,
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

1928 From Anderson Court house, by Butersville
Mofiettsville, Craftsville, Ca, to Fuckers
vile, 2o mies, and back once a weak
Leave Anderson Court house every Thursday
at a IN;
Arrive at Ruckersville same day by p m;
Leave Ruckersvle every Friday at 7 m;
Arrive at Anderson Court house same day by
7pm.
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Form of a Bid.

Tor WEI of propose 10 carry
the mails on route No from 10
agreeably to the advertisement of the Postmaster
ing mode of conveyance, viz:
for the annual sum of dollars
Dated. Siored
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Washington, until 10 m of the 9th day of Decem-
Der, 1851, ito be decided by the 18th day of the
same month"; on the routes and in the manner and
time hereinafter specified, viz: