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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-20

Fj TIE I'JLLS for the election Of '!.i -
on .ned IN Moaruc Ward tn.Elorr"" At b :g.An r,
SiPERtSTENDENTS 90 -
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LAST STEEL.-NAiLoR ri .rTIL, We |ss
g JgssOP's WARRANTED CAST 81. . M asoye ce.tp
seventy. five cese. OF Cast Steel mace " round nj 81
ifay .u--Ii
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The young man. Joel W. Rose, whose suicide near the
Swee, Springs we announced last week. was sader by
trade and worked Fncaste short time previous TO his
DEATH He was not from Accomack stated but from Stat
ford The virginan says that the young man came TO
Lynchburp few months since and in The employment.
of Mr. Edward S. Thurman until about the first oil April at
which time he left in westwardy direction. He stated
when there he was native of Stafford County Va and
that he had relatives in fredericksburg where he had former
ly lived When in the employment of Mr. Thurman he was
quite steady and there is suppose that he com
med this desperate either ron the effects under he
Influence dissipation signs before leaving Lynch
burg of melancholy disposition mind which he said
from disappointment He was about twenty years of age
of good personal appearance and demeaned himself with pro
priety.
The Philadelphia papers announce with deep regret the
death of Dr. George Norton one of the highest ornaments
of his profession and country In addition his book or
Consumption and other valuable his great works
the Crona americana and Crana Egyptiaea, to which Mr.
Gliddon often REFERRED placed him in the front rank
Psychologists and photographers throughout the world
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r,-WM. c. TALIATEnRO FOX ~

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LEErDR---T.Ie name 81 Mr. r.,iIa!-rrn htvIa. -.
warl as 4 ca:!. iatc Tho office OF Ciy lax 49,,
cheerful JmnIraL ha t. the Voters Of NichIs-
man N every respect, vel! qualified 20 n! that ON
Nav 3-2aw'i. MAD
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Photographed FOR the i2tcnm,,

>, i..il.'t.
Sales were made to-day Of 800 bb., Ii.
at 81 81 per Dbl. ''"4'e :,
Other articles continue UNCHANGED
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dispose off, in such other manner as his inisfe,.
should dictate
We know there Is theory afoat. and
backed by good names, which says. Copyrights
and Patent Rights are all wrong-avay with
them" To this we answer They stand on the
same foundation, OF al least as strong fOunda-
ton, as any other property-nghts whatever. II
you mean TO advocate Communism, say so out
right, and we'll think of /, but don't conhscate
the authors property and leave every one else
in possession OF what the law has hitherto IN
sured linn. lfyou deprive the author or Inventor
of his prOper,y-rght in his mental product, then
allow him go into any bakers shop and take the
bread he may want but don't let the baker lose
on the authors product. and fence around the
bakers from the grasp of the needy author
Queen Nab Is Sheileys, Chlde Harold Is
Byron's, In MemOrlam' IS Tennyson's-as fully
and clearly As any loaf Of bread ever was the
bakers If you want either pay the author or
his heir his price for It, or let 1t alone.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
Wing Ward Meetings.

If our City readers look sharp, they may
see in The Tribime or elsewhere the time and
place of holding the meetings IN their Wards
respectively for the choice of Delegates TO the
Wing State Nominating Convention. Some OF
them are to be closed at an early hour this morn
ing others are to take place toward or after
midday others in the evening so the double,
treble and quadruple voters have every facility
accorded them
We presume tie thing i set IN nearly every
Ward, and that there viii be little or no use in
the attendance Of simple citizens, who have no
connection with any wire working cliques, and
whose only claim to be heard is founded on their
uniform and hearty support Of Wing principle
measures, and fairly nominated, suitable candl-
dates yet still, we advise those who can afford
the time to hunt out the appointed time and place
and attend. Perhaps they may at least sec which
thmble the little lokeris under and that Is worth
something Primary Meetings are excellent
places to study in if you once get the hang OF
them. SO 90 if you can, by all means.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
Striking Coincidence.

Hon. 5 s. Phelps, late Wing and anti
Compromise L. 5. Senator from Vermont has
recently written a long and able letter III favor
of the Fugitive Slave Law, proving 1t TO be more
faroroble to those claimed as lugitives than the
old law of '93 was THAT, we must consider
is the reason why Senator Phelps couldn't vote
for It,
Mr.. +. J Phelps, son OF the Senator Phelps
aforesaid, has Just been appointed Second Con
troller IN the t. ). Treasury at Washington.
We don't know that this letter and appoint
ment stand in the relation OF cause and effect
but we are strongly reminded Of the chap who,
when sharply challenged as to what he had to say
against certain sausages, replied" Q, DO nj
know nothin' agin them sassengers-l only know
that where you see than sassengers You don't
see no dogs"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
CorrorntiOn Gas.

Our citizens generally suppose that the
notorious Gas Contract effort has failed,
and that there is no further danger of its
success. They will generally be surprised
to learn that it now stands where it may be
called up and pushed through at any time,
having passed the Beard of Aldermen and
being now before the Assistants for con-
currence. We do not apprehend such con-
currence before the ensuing Election but
we fear it may be revived and put through
soon after that event; and in order that it
may not, We again commend it to public at
tention.
What we ask and demand IS Just and
fair competition in the business of supplying
our City and citizens with Gas. This COM
petition is impossible if the sYeets are to be
given up, as by the pending Gas Contract
they virtually are given up, to the use of
single Company, without stipulation or
competition. The Gas Company has a
contract with our City-that contract must
be fulfilled in good faith by the City. The
Gas Company has made money BY its con-
tract-ns profits no one proposes to disturb.
But the Gas Company obtained its chance TO
make these profits By agreeing to hight the
City on more .farora6}e terms than ,rere
offered By any competitor. If it obtains
another chance like that which is soon to
expire, il must in like manner secure il bv
open and fair competition with all who nav
choose to come forward as competitors.
And any Contract which gives the Com
pany a virtual monopoly of the business
without such competition will be fraud
upon the City and grievous wrong to her
citizens.
We entreat the Mayor, the Board OF As
sistants, the citizens, not to allow their
attention to be distracted from the vital
point 1t is very certain that London is
supplied with Gas for one-third to ooe-half
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
Arrival of The New -Orleans Maiis-Defails or
luhan NeM,. Via SaYannah.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, SEPT 4, 1851.
The New Orleans mail due to night and also the
one cue last night, has arrived.
The Savannah papers contain full details OF the
Cuban Tews brought by the schooner Merchant al
nat mort and they are substantially the same as
previously reported BY telegraph.
II appears hat general Emma wes allied IN me bat
tic fought on the l.Ih az CarambOla. Ills BODY was
seUt bv Lopez with a flag OF truce. 20 the spanish
camp The whole city Of Havana turned Out TO
his funeral on the 2ist.
7Ie Fqro Industrial saws LopeZ's original army
consisted OF SIX companies OF infantry three OF AZ
tillery one Of Cuban Patriots, one oil ilunganans'
and one Of ermap s--tOtal, 900 men. The hospitals
AZ Havana were crowded with wounded soldiers
The Spanish officers were dismayed at the rapid
firing Of the Americans who are sand 10 have fred
four times 20 The Spanards once. strong feeling
of indignation Is SAID 10 exist on the part OF the
Americans al Havana against Mr. Consul Owen
The Saranaab Ne,rs states thar II was admitted by
SpaniaIds tina, the army under Lopez IL rapidly IN.
cie asIng and that the Creoles were greatly elated
One hundred guns were fred at Savannah Oh the
cept Of ihs news which, The papers there say, IS
reliable.
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Later and Important from Hs,aaa-Arriyal Of
the steamship Cherokee ut New Orieaa..
Capture and Execution OF Gen. Lopez ana
most of his men.
The spanish Consul.

F'om the \ o PIcnyunc, Aug %.
The Spanish Consul IN this city has CIV
en- notice OF the suspension OF his official functions
here, until otherwise instructed by the Minister o.
his Government at Washington In the meantime
spanish interests are placed under the care OF the
British and French ConSulS.
THIS proceeding II one of the fruits of the disOf-
ders OF Thursday evening last, during which the Of
nee OF the Consul was exposed 10 some violence.
We have 40 right 10 complain that he has done this
though We might confidently state It 10 be entirely
unnecessary ~ "A precauton against any renewal Of
molostauon. The authorities, surprised and con-
fused az that sudden manifestation ot mob feeling
Will not be easily caught ~ unprepared again as to
permit the laws To be violated, and the property Of
residents To be injured BY handful OF noisy rioters
We think the Consul himself is well convinced that
the treatment OF his oilice Is dsapproyed and regret
ted BY the whole community, with the exception ola
few OF that reckless class Who, IN every large con-
munitV. arc always ripe for mischief
To ne spanish Sriiscfs and 10 Commerce ~ General
Until instructions are received nom has Excelea-
cy the Minister of Her Catholic Majesty al Washing
ton and during the time that the Consulate under
my charge closed, II is my duty, and hereby give
notice to all Spanish subjects, that place their per
sons and property under the protection OF The au
thorites Of this country, and of the representatives
IN this city OF the nations allied 10 the Government
of Her Catholic Majesty and to commerce m gen.
eral, that all business concerning my official ca
paciy Will be tended 10 and dispatched lndsnciy
bv the Consuls of Her British Majesty aud Of the
French Republic residing IN this city,
JUAN IGNAcIo LaBoRDE y RuEDA, Consul pro ten.
Men. Orleans, Aug. %, 1881.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
The News Of the Morning.

We give the important intelligence, by
telegraph in another column, that Gen.
Lopez and most of his men have been cap
tured and executed Though none of the
particulars are given. the account seems TO
be authentic, and the report is not at all
surprising, considering the circumstances
in which Gen. Lopez was placed, with only
a handful of men and without efficient aid
from the Creoes.
The revolution in Central America, de-
tailed on another page, in the letters of our
correspondents and other documents, is an
affair of great Importance, especially as 1t
may affect the position of the Ship Canal
Company.
The news from California is good as re-
spects the interests of both mining and
farming. The crop of gold and of grain
alike promise well. The social state has
improved, and crime diminished Fighting
has taken place with some Indians, result
ing in the slaughter of hundred. For
full details of whatever is interesting from
the Pacific Coast, our readerss are referred
to the appropriate head.
The letter of our correspondent at MeXlc"
is important. lie shows that crash is I'M
minent in that country, and that willingly
or unwillinely. the clergy will have to hand
over their monstrous revenues to fill the
gap. Even that will only put oil the evil
day, not prevent its fatal issues. Mexico is
in the process Of dissolution, and it is I'M
possible to say when the last day will arrive
for her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
~ The Montreal Herald, commenting upon

Lord Grey's reply to the remcnstrance against
the British abandonment Of all protection IN
Canadian lumber. which was addressed by the
Parliament Of Canada to the Imperial Govern
ment suggests that his Lordshlp's language IS
insulting TO the Legislature, but perfectly agrees
with him that-"The permanent. prosperity OF
the Province viii be best promoted by allowing
enterprise and labor (and every other element
Of our condition as a people, to flow II their
natural cbqaafs' The natural channels are OF
course the most intimate relations with the
United States that Is to say annexation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05

its cost in this City-it may be that New
York cant be supplied cheaper, but we can
only determine that point by inviting pro-
posals~ from all quarters. 1t is said that
our Company's Gas is better than that sup
Piled to London and other cities-we GER
tainly never suspected this till told SO; but
this is not material 1t may be expedient to
make long contract-but if IT is. let US be
sure that it is made on the best attainable
terms. Competition viii evolve them.
As to the alleged cheapness ofthe Com
PAWS lighting the streets, we are quite viii
ling to admit it. But it is quite wide of the
question. If the Company would light the
streets for nothing and pay handsomely for
the privilege, we should most strenously OBJ
ect to the proposed Contract thus amended.
1t is the shabbiest possible kind of taxation,
this of getting the Government served for
nothing. with the knowledge that the cit
zens individually shall be made to pay
smartly therefor. To pass this Contract, or
anv such Contract, is to give the present
Gas Company a monopoly of the business
of supplying Gas from common reservoir
to all the business portion of the City.
Their pipes are in the streets that Con-
tract will keep them there. and render COM
petition impossible. While these pipes are
in the streets, no others will or can be laid
down. The one honest, straightforward
course is to advertise for proposals for
supplying the City with Gas for a
term of years from and after the close of
the present contract, suPulatlng that the
new contractors shall take the stock of the
old Company at an impartial valuation, and
shall have the same privileges in the streets,
giving ample security for the faithful per-
formance Of their engagements. Such
Contract. awarded to the best bidder after
ample advertising, ought to be completed at
least six months before the close of the pre-
sent Company's privileges but woe to those
who shall be coaXed. seduced or brlbed into
the surrender Of the City for fifteen years
ahead into the hands of the present Gas
Company without competition. If 1t be
done before the Election, those who do 1t
will not be candidates in November; if
done afterward, the People will know that
the deed was postponed 50 that swift retrl-
button should be impracticabe. 1t will be
a losing business to vote for this Contract
for any bride of ordinary Aldermanic mag
nitude.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
e. 4 IL A
By Telegraph to the NewYork Tribune.
We take the following from yesterdays
Conmerci0i Adrcrfisr
Additional by the Cineinnati-Account OF the
Battle in which Gen. Emma was MortaiIy
Nounded-insnrgents at Principe.
PIcAYrNE OFFICE.
TIA 7 7 = = VT 7 INIT
NV. ORLEANS, TUESDAY, sept 2, 1851


NEv.ORLEASs, TUESDAY, sept 2, 1851.
We have received the following account OF the
battle IA which Gen. Emma was MORALLY wounded,
from our correspondent at Havana.
The battle was fought the coffee plantations
formerly Ownedby Gen. LopeZs "iie
The Spanish troops were drawn up IN TWO columns,
and az first refused TO advance upon the PATRIOTS who
lined the fences IN the vicinity.
Gen Emma there took thirty Cazadors and charged
uron Ire PATRIOTS who succeeded IN Killing every
one of their assaliani.. with the exception OF an
aIde-de. camp. Ia The charge Gen Lima was NOR
tally wounded
Afer the fan Of Gen. Emma, Gen. Rosales col
locted together five hundred Of The spanish uro9ps
and see loaylng seventy wounded upon the field OF
action. H.,
by Gen. Pa5Is OF Matanzas.
A letter dated August 49, from Puerto PnnciDe'
says that The insurgents were successful m the East
EN- Department 49,, ,.., -.
TIE Government have abolished the Central De-
not A. the latest accounts Lopez vas near qua
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, FRIDAY. SEPT. 5. 1851.
democratic whig General Committee,

BROADWAT fDJNE sept ?, ibJI-
Pfsotsd That the election Of Delegates 20 the Syracuse
Copventio be held FRIDAY. the jh instant at such
place and manner that day as the several "aru
Committees may direct
Assembly District FIVE persons he chosen from each OF sau
Wards District Convention. and the zen thus chosen
10 choose the eleventh member thereof and then seet
deegate represent said district IN the State COnve
ton The above Convention 20 meet on me 6th sl al
O'Clock p NJ. at the following places: ~
LIST and lid wards-First Assembly DlstTct-a' No !
lid and With Wards-seoond Assembly DiStnct-a,
CITY Hall, G5 Bsrclay-st
XIIth and XIXth Wards-Ienth AssemDli DIstllcl-al
G. Overs 3d-av. and 6Gth-st . -
XVIII and XXth Wards-Fourteenth Assembly Dis
trict-at Hitchelberger's cor. l8th.st and ah-2y
JOS. VI PRICE, Chairman.
HENRY SNYDER. (cecre.ar,es
MARCEILUs EELLS, IS 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
WnEELER's SHERRY WINE BI,rpRs

To relieve pam disease and restore strength al the
same time. by the agency OF medicine may be pre-
bounced almost miracle THIS the triple operation of
DR. WHENLHR's Sherry Wine Bitter, IL al once checks
collie cholera cholera mofmuS daTaea. aud all bow 81
compislutS AMI Is equally effective removing indigestion
and all its concomtants IL safe ana soothing
powerful bases beng concentrated vegetable extracts
ana pure unsd aied WINE WATSON Co Nc Y Full
ton are the sole agents wholesale and retail oT this
eli
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
The Command or Lopez.

CHARLESTON, Thursday, SEPT. 4, I5jI
Tie Faro Iadpstrt0i, published al Havana, says -
We ale authorized 10 publish the folio wing ac-
count OF the forces OF the traitor Lopez from docu
ment found among papers taken from one OF the Pr
soHers SIX companies Of infantry, inc!ncdng oh-
GERS, 2l9 three artillery, ia one CUBAN fatIio's'
40 one Hungarian. g one German,S
Last Of 0Fcsrs-General IN Chief Narciso Lopez
second in command, and Chef OF the STAN JOHN
Radwiteh, Lieutenants Joseph Lerohe and Jigys
RoiendUt AdjutsGts Colen5en ana bsainenspA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05

that beautu brilliant and splendid in the manufacture
Of CaTpetns Rugs, OIL Cloths &C. may be found at the
extensive and completely stocked store Of PETERSON
HUMPHREY corner of Broadway and Whitest Altogether
the handscmest Carpet Warehouse opened IN this
city and perhaps the Id and contains variety
quality of fabric that the carpet looms OF Europe aud
America produce The proprleors are not only gem
compshed and polished manners and men of enterprise
who fully uude the principle and the advantage OF
selling Rnnas chenn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
PxAy LOOK OUT ros CouNrERrEIrs.-

Play LOOK OUT roS CoUNrERFEITS.-
Thsre are peddlers in streets
Vending trash in imitation
OF 4. LYON preparation.
Do not buy the stuff fictitious,
II rs poisonous and pernicioUs.
LYONS Powder for destroying
Every insect that's annoying.
And his Pills for mice and rats,
(Oae bon worth a score ol CATS
Can't be bought-nOw marx this, pray, gents
Save OF LYON or his agents
prnelpal depot for the Magnetic Powder and Pills No
ga Broadway 50 &tpSltW'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
A TRAVELLING COMPANION FOR INvALlps,

AND A RELIEF FROM wEASNgSss, AND LANGroR, Chronic
msands senetalS, but especially those laborng under
spinal detcus,es and and lagx together with
brcnchsS CONSUMPTION, dyspepsia nervousness and pro
lapsas utter. may ind immediate reefto their suernss by
the use Of DR. BANSiNes receay improved Mechanical
Supports, which hight aad Comfortable that no
feeble person should iAns Of leaving the city without then
aid When properly fitted 10 the body the feet of every
kind Of olinx completely removed hy the 6rm support
xs the small Of the hack and the ep.,cal sone n Inc
base Of the abdomen
The medical profession and community xeneraly are IN
ved "a an examination Of the Travelling Ccnnsnon ma
.her inventions foE the relief Of human surnnss al Dr.
BaNNlNas oftce 10 Mercer 81, iew docrs iroH. Cana
- 2swTuxfu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05

AGENT OF the of the best newspapers throughout the
country far aud uear. for whik he daily receiving adj
and subscriptions al his Office IN is Tribune
Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
A (,URIoSITY AT THE WORLD

A CURIOSITY AT The WORLDS FAIR
The Patent Tapestry Ingram Carpets exhibition at tho
FAIR and attracted the attention Of European manufacture
ers exhibited and for sale a. the original Depot No W
Bowery HIRAM ANDERSoH's, AT reduction OF twenty
five per cent, formerly sold at 9 yard now selling at
Cd PEE yad Also spenid Ingram Carpets at only 4s
and S. aud English and American Three Ply Carpets at
and eight sngS yard the greatest bargains
ever Offered ID tins CITY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
FAsrrNAu COMPANY MrpIcINrs -The

Vn,yei slty cf Halle Ia Prussia has long sustained WIDE
reputation Tor the eminent character OF rs Medical Pro
fessos and Or fastenau who at the head the De-
partment II Medicine and Chemlsry introduced the vsu
ahle specifics for sale the neo of the COMPANY
No liza broadway. and by Of the principal Drug
xsts. In Europe these medicines acquired extended
aud well merited renown, and fast In
this country Beng prepared hy expernced Physician
they may he relied ior safety and ecacy See a1yer
tixeuent IN another cOlama
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
IMPORTED CARrrrINc.--PETERSoN x


$40 broadway. corner Of Whte-st.,
have lust received packet ship New YORK, addonai
supplies Il rch eegan; Velvet Tapestry and Brussels.
Go which they the of the public and neT
chants from the country. them stock VIII
favoIably compare with all others The city. Weoher
han f,,l ne lcent les iWt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
U.vAsA ANN PRINCIPE ClcARs.-JAMrs

SApIIrR No 1877 Broadway, Franklin Buildlngs, would
respectfully inform his friends and the public that he has
lust received large and very choice assortment OF Havana
and Principe Cigars ID various brands which he oilers for
sale at reasonable prices either Wholesale retail JAMES
sApIIgR, l99 Broadly ay, "FTanklm Buildings" 81 ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
To TIE LAplEs.-The India Rubber

House Gloves considered requisite for every
lady who attends domestic affairs aud are invaluable
projecting the hands all Kinds rOughenng work
derDg them sof velvet, and snowy white. Eor sale
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
Nav FALL Goops.-HircncocK d LEAD

pEArKR. No 3i7 oadvay. corner Leonard s, have re-
ceyed their all and inter goods Inch decidedly
the hands and richest Of the They have the
mcst elegant PLAID Csshmeres. Printed CashmercS, and
DE Lanes, MeiInos Silks. ShaVs. &c &c They have
nn a splendid stock Of housewife and fanmly goods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
WArrs's Nervous ANrIpore.-Sever

positive Certificates Gentlemen above the vulgar preu-
dee have gwen only certificates but permission
persons 90 them OF such phanthropc c0iuct
be abused by publishing them but viii be shown 20
alb afflicted persons No. s2a Greenwf,h-St Depot No
to3 Nasssu-st VI per be,.le 80 per deron.