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0y- Geo. McDuflie IS dead. Mex, 10 Mr.
Calhoun he was the greatest statesman Of
South Carolina Of the present day. ~,
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Or. The Wings have partial victory in
New Hampshire. in consequence Of the
wrong dictation Of party leaders there. This
was tolbe expected. h-a' s';f + laii 4
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WAsRlEGroN. March l8 I85I.

The decision Of the Secretary Of the! Inte.
rior. against the assignabiIiiy of land war
rants was Published this morning. Ohio
&fokesna0n, N K ass Iisi0tTstT Tift'5 38li !
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FROM BosToN.

~ }.atsiI9 B 2 RosT0N, Wafcll Iv
Or the last ballot to-day ior,U S
Senator, Sumner lacked nineNnss Of Ia
election. The election was ihsDs post.
poned for fortnight. n M i,.a::..ei.rs
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CcRRurrioN IN AED ABOUT CoNeREss.--A
piquan: writer in the JMamee Rivcr Tiinie,
(whig) in q letter written shortly previous
70 the adjournmen, Of Congress, has the fol-
lowing: m s laa s-a7 sa' 4
The House is working hard. holding eve.
ming sessions and putting throughas much
Legislation rs the remnant Of the session will
permit. The crowd Of outsiders, President
makers and jobber.. is immense, the lobby,
and even the seats Of the members are filled
with their rotten and dcprnvcd carcasses, aad
the pressure brought to bear upon Congress,
through their combined efforts is really start.
ling, and unfortunately foi the pockets Of the
people, this Congress is generally m ide up
Of Just the material'to answer their purposes.
II the River and !Iarbor Bill and the Ebony
line Scheme are got through, il 10 safe 10
say. that the people will be plundsred hun.
drrd millions at least. and beyond some small
possible benefit TO .commcrce, without the
slighttst public benefit whatever. ~
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BALrImoRr. March iR

The thal Of the cashier, and Moses Y.
Beach and others, of New York. will take
place shortly. hefs Rgf iagG
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MAJOR NOAH DEAD. !

Major Noah, who has been connected
with the press for halt a century, died
this afternoon. 9b ~ 3gaeE b ssg.
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John Minor Botts has been nominated un.
amin .ously for Congress by the Wing Con-
yentIon, for the Richmond district. y
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HARRrfsunsH, March i8, 1851. +.
The Senate this afternoon passed the free
banking bill, yeas IS, nays Statesn,a,s.
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! DEcLINArIox.--We insert the following
note from Mr.. Mcconnell, Withdrawing hi,
name from the canvass. What his reason,
for doing 80 are. wed not presume to know,
but that there are few men in tho county
more capable TO occupy such position, we
think 10 beyond dispute: ,f
: .FRissD MAcKEszIE:--You will please in
form the Democrats Of Putnam county, that
I am not q candidate for Sheriff.
= a ]. R. MCCONNELL. (
March q, 1851. le7l'iff
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4 TEE QuEsTToN OF STEALING IN WISCONSIN,
- Wisconsin, in her Constitution. made q
partial interdict. against stealing, and paid
some Difference to the Constitution OF the
United States But il appears that the Bad
gers have become tired Of being honest and
have tainted by the way side.f The Legisla-
ture have passed Bank Bill, submitting the
question Of stealing. in lawful way. under
the name OF Banking to the people. The
papers say it isprcbable il may psss. The
excuse the Badgers make 10, that this kind Of
robbery is vecognised 10 other States.-- Ohio
UniUi. es safnls 5E5f' w fi'1
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valued more .hsa that ors dos-,,ulmos. exsry

valued more than shat pfa dog--plmos, ever,
one thai i :akeo sisk dying.
Bu, ,he yola fever il about over inthi,
country MS scarcely necessary now to 50,
iAst iike mort other Overs Il, hes brought Il
iss patients, serious shopehis, disappointment
and death. We trust that those who have
escaped the dangers ofthe modern Fl Dora.
do win at least find content. The truth thai
the rewards Of labor are nearly equal every
who're, Is now better appreciated than here.
toforo. tits nuc that there are plaees and
circumstances in which sudden fortunes are
to be made with but little exeision. But the
ancient fables surou nding such places with
evil demons guarding the treasure, and in.
'fiic,ing death on the grea. majority Of seek
ers is pot after all 80 very mgch Of fable.
- ~ fs
4 EscEasD.--The British ministry, headed BY
Lord John Rassell. resigned in consequences
Of opposing the extension Of the suffrage in
the House Of Commons, majority bsing
against them, Lord Stanley, the head Of the
Tories, has stree endesyored TO form min.
istry, but could not succeed for the want Of
associates. Ho sought TO, coslesce, as has
Lord John Russell, with the s.atesmen who
were the supporters Of Sir Robert Peel, bus
their opposition to any laws, interfering with
the Roman Catholics has thus far prevented
any arrangement. The Peelitss are eminenily
the practical statesmen Of Grea, Britain,& no
party can hold power with out their suPpor,
or acquiescence They are conservate free
Traders. All parties agree tha, any form Of
A dminissration in England is preferable TO
dissolution Of Parliament, and an appeal to
the people, and the next mail from Europe
will bring the news Of a coalition ministry.
Indeed coalition and compromise appears TO
be the order ofthe day everywhere. sgd-
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12
The Wbip State Convention.

Editorial Correspondence Of The Tribune.
Bu Teieeraphl SYRACUSE, Thursday, Sept. II.
The Wing Convention is about TO assem-
bic HENRY ]. R,YNoND1ikely to be President.
The Newly ork contested seats are understood
to be settled The candidate suggested are For
Controller. JAMES NJ. Cook, HENRY FIrzHUGH.
perhaps EDWIN d. MORGAN.
For Secretary OF state FoRsYTHof | lister and
LEAvENwORTH of OnOndaga.
For Judge'of Appeals SAMUEL \. Foor, }. {.
SPENCER and possibly GEO WoOD.
For Canal Commissioner FITzHrGH OF OSwe-
60 BLAKELY Of Otsego. LEwIs of Broome. and
possibly EDWARD b MoRcAN OF Cayuga or WV
A. BIRD OF Buffalo.
For Treasurer CROSBY OF Dutchess,ot un-
certain
For Attorney General LYMAN of Newly ork.
TNcoTr of Buffalo S,NL. STEVENS, or AzoR
TABOR Of Albany
There Is nothing certain As to the result. H. C.
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FRANCE
THE POLITICAL TRIALS AT LYONS
Correspondence u The Tribune

PARis, Thursday. Aug b. lSji
The affair Of the Lyons plot is upon the
point Of ending confusion. The news reached Pars
last night that the counsel for the defense badfetfed
IN body from the court and with the consent oi Toe
accused had refused 10 take any further part IA the
trial. We are without precise details a. - ne IN
mediate which led 10 this determination I'm
deed there were any other than the monsro1s mus
tee Of which the Government has been gully from
the very beginning Of the discussion. Theeouh VII
Of course select advocate, for the cefeDdeDts Dl'
seems that Gent has already refused u aecer
the one provided Tor hun judgment viii pfooaDy .
assed upon these pretended plOtters, elinef 70 lAi
or tomorrow hui II Will none the les3 nave -
hOWn tina! there "1s no instruction lhsh.' 80,
ecTet revolt planned. and no OTganlzdIion '' "a"
Shout cad to such results, set on fOOt Inc va -
the council Of war az Lyons has been con. - -.
prlDcIlles that would b. spuTDed eilEef u bIs
or the United States, and when "ouio ha 49,
cor slCeYeG unjust even IN France, ~ LOis imp
tine he court j. al exceptional one hh p,
dCG oy man hO las had 10 e1pefehce a. ~
and hose aptitude iOr tbe office j. found 10 VI 80
that be y a colonel ia 3 regiment % lhi4n"y ~
thirty eight accused are most Of them suahsel' =
the Civ of Lyons anc knew nothing Of II DIV 49,
thcy have learned from twelve months Incaf, -
IN IL prisons. he city j. 10 staie 81 s4ete
ces Ee u tbe Government IS 20 Ind them Az s--''f
and 10 pUn h them 10 the extent ~ ihef le''l
co Tot - what can save them, With ms "eisN-
influence against them Tie aiyocaies, ~ TO-
from the ceiense, have entered taem pndesl go 90.
hand, apalns' the tyranny and injustice o. ts ~
cuiOIs We shall know IN day or t"Vtie NAV"
TINS unique JUDICIAL inquest
MIRACLES -.
tral II different nature Vii commence %
1T Of fpteInoer al tarpeA'ras KDsei'e 1i'. :,
The prctencec miracle. worker Of - satufhin' :,
be tined on a ehsree Of outrage upon VARIOUS oys.
OF Caiholc worship. You may femeinOef VA. I'LL
mn 10 viu..s Inc fouirg Of natural blood from p
WOUNDS OF our Saviour upon picture repIesehiDs -
descent from'ihe cross. Not cnly was this sen
persOLs % e1citab!e and imagih&1'e leihp' n,
t,t he su,hott,ies ~ the town Vas several hh'
present, and minutes 0. the affair were taken down
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12

ganizing a fresh expedition to Cuba. his
headquarters being Savannah We can
hardly c1eoit this latter statement, however.
The complete and most disastrous failure Of
that of Gen. Lopez would We should sup
pose, be a sufficient warning against any
similar attempt for long time to come.
The idea of descent upon Cuba with only
two or three thousand men, IN the present
state Of things. Is completely ridiculous.
1t will be seen tina: an immense amount
Of lumber has been destroyed near Lubec,
Ne. By 4 fire in the woods. which had
spread over considerable portion of
country, and bafled the efforts Of the IN
habitants to check it. progress.
L. \ j. Upham. il Will be seen. has been
nominated for Governor by the Democratic
State Convention Of Wisconsin, in session
at Madison.
We regret to announce another Anti
Rent outrage, Of an aggravated character.
on Monday, inflicted upon the person Of the
Sheriff of Rensselaer, County. No sane
man can hope to secure the redress of real
grievances By this setting the law at DEN
ance and trampling upon its officers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12

Mite ell Madison, Hopper Mou, New-Yors
II : Lowe. Ere
The report was unanimously adopted and he
President was loudly cheered on taking the
chair
He addressed the Convention on the contrast
between the present AMI the Double Convention
Of last year and SAID that If they ever Lex me
Democrats get into power. al their magnificent
works. including 'he Er.e Canal. would DO ne
elected
4 MAJORITY report from the COMMITTEE 81 the
contested seat for The lNih Var was presen'e
IN favor OF II J Raymond
NJ Van Wyke. of We,.chestcr. presented q
minority report IL favor Of NJ Deane
Nr Mot SAID all the Committee, except one,
had signed the majority report After some In
euiry as to the legally constituted Committees
which called the meetings eectIng Raymond
and Deane. Oh motion Of Mr Hewston both
gentlemen We're admitted as delegates
CALVIN T. Ma,her then SAID he understood
there had been an arrangement at the meeting
OF the Central Committee and the Legislative
Committee. that the offices should be distributed
equally between the TWO sections OF the party.
III the event of their success
Mr. Stevens. one Of the Committee referred
TO. denied any such arrangement
Mr. Gedie>. OF the Legislative Committee.
also denied II
After some further conversation. the Conyen-
ton agreed 20 proceed with the nominations.
Mr Raymond suggested that 1t would be bet
ter. m order to afford time for elaboration. to
adjourn till tomorrow. which was agreed TO.
II Is understood that Judge FoorE will be
nominated q, the Wing candidate for the Court
nf An-naLs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12
Deo,b of Thomas n. Gailaudet.

The illness of this excellent man. which
We recently announced IN The Tr'5un'. terml-
mated in his death on Wednesday Sept. TO- at
his residence IN the City Of Hartford. Mr.. Gal
laudet was well-knowu as the founder of the
system Of education for the Deaf and Dumb,
which has had such extensive prevalence IN this
country He visited Europe IN 1915 for the pur-
pose of examining the methods Of instruction
for Deafmutes in England and France, and upon
his returning to the United States N 1916, be-
came the principal Of the American Asylum at
Hartford He remained at the head OF that In
stilution until 1890 when he was appointed
Chaplain 70 the Retreat for the Insane IN Hart
ford He continued 10 discharge the duties of
this office until his last illness Mr Gallaudet
was distinguished bv his earnest, practical be
nevolence. has great sagaclty, and his rare devo-
ton to duty His Intellectual powers Were above
the common order He was the author of sev-
eral works. which show originality OF thought
and great beauty Of Illustration volume Of
his sermons. delivered 20 an English congrega-
ton at Paris. was published several years since,
when the author was quite young man. They
are fine specimens Of chaSte and polished pulpit
eloquence, written with a purity and simplicity,
unusual among American preachers al thai day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12

MAssAcHuszrrs-We present the nonl-
nations Of the Wings and Opposition for State
officers. to bs balloted for BY the people, No
yemher 10
Wing. FOR GOVERNOR cTP0Ht'Dn
RoeFRr { WINTHROP GEORGE : BoUrWELL.
FOR LIEyrENANr GOVERNOR
Cpopcg GsESNEIL HENRY w CUSHING.
4 state Convention Of the Free Soil party WILDE
held Al Worcester, September 10, and the " De
mocratic State Central Committee composed
Of CoahtIonists and Nationals } VIII meet In
Boston. September Il, for organization
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12
~ Miss ELIZABETH BLACKWELL. VI. D.

ty Miss ELIZABETH BLACKWELL. VI. ID.
has recently reiurei 10 THIS city. from .so years
residence abroad one Of which Vas spent an
irfeTns house ply stefan al the Maternity Lylng-ln
Hospital Of Pans. Another year va occupied IN
the same capacity IN the -. Bartholomew Hospital
10 Loncon. Mis-, b has also spent some time with
PreisIiz. a, Graefenburg, studying the "ater-cure
treatment.
Mss Dr. B We understand, has IUst opened an Of
fee al No ~ UnIyerslty-place. and = prepared u
Practice n every department Of her profession ms
announcement is made without her knowledge OF
request bot IN justice % ore whose past career and
eminent qualifications eniiiie her 20 pubic consde'
raiicu 4ni ac9ulsgement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12

" DAvIs's HYPERioS, 70 cleanse, pre-
serve beauty promote the growth and restoration on w
Hair combining the property 81 'eS3'l, ~ ~" h,
the Ham with the shClCUt temeSla acton III N4 ~s
eases Of the Scalp and SkR. The Hspeon sur eu
edy toE badness and falling ~ oi the halt II = .Sn
perlmee and Will 10 found acquisition 10 'oct
FoT sale az The pripclpal dcpos Ne 81 LGGo~st hea
Grand and Nc AZ Maiden lane aud ey az pttSkSS an
Hynsrns W sl0S,MNSFA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12
H Dr. IANrs wv. PnwrI1. Ocnlist. Avn.

r.t &c cstEueS 70 devote hls attention especially
diseases Of the Eye ami Ear frum o'clock daily. AZ
shs ssme oces he has occupied oT the wears No SOL
Rn,x5w AZ, entrance No Il Warrsnsi where can be had
his Treatise the Eve thIrl edition pi,ce Al>o
-. >nnrly ~ Artificial EseS. shch &c inserted
,.,t1su pain and sh.u grcFeri, sasliei Sn mave aa1
- , ~ natural ,e s.0Iah rhNMMAEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12
COIN Nynu. rRVSsEs. ;

Brass Spfing Truss No 70 nor St'N
weak from retains the rupte with less pressure and
effects mere cures Than ofhcT truss No pressure upon
the spine. which too cfea spae disease SIX da
trial gwen, AMI money returned II satisfactory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12

~ FENroN's PATENT FLINT ENAMEL
WARE Wholesale and Retail Depot No 56s broadway
Orner Princess, BkNAN tAsE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12

1 will, sell. to dealers, MRS. JERvIss Cold CANDY,
at Wholesale prices whlch viii insure good profits. The
good reputation Cough Candy all that read must
know MRS. W JsRNIs, No. 800 Broad way,
s6cts Principal Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12
Rlcn CARrkrlNGs.-SMIrn 4 LovNsRuRY

FLooR Om-CLorHs-We seasoned and
Vssi~ at s. pei yard
,hree- thread Brussels CARPETS az SIS.
Tbree-pN good ~ sl1p al -
No. 453 Pearl 81.
~ 9v. Near Chatham.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12
ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE AT SEA.-Capt

Graves. Of the bark Panama, arrived At Ne"-Or.eans
Oh the 2d inst. from Rio &c JaneIo, reports that
While of the Grand CsyInans. on the 23d ut. felt
severe shock Of earthquake, which shook his
vessel very much. II occurred at about =. VI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12
Whig State OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OrganiZa-
ton.

SYRACUSE, nNT>Ud) morning, SEPT H. i'Jl
The Wing State Convention temporarily or
gained by appointing Senator Levi DlNNIcK,
Chairman, and Senator GEORGE GEDDEs ana
VI II. MORT. As Secretaries.
Mr. Geides declined. As dld Prof Dawes, OF
Duchess County
RrrBrN MrRRAY OF Ontario Co, vas SUBJ
Sututed
JAMES KELLY OF Y moved a call Of the
roll, which was agreed 10
The roll was called Every County was rep
resented Only FIVE Delegates were absent. who
were all IN town but one OF two.
Mr. Judson, of Ouondaga. moved the appoint
ment of a Committee of eight to nominate per
maneni officers Carried.
Mr. PInckney OF New-I orb moved Commit
tee of five on the contested seats Ninth Ward Of
New-York) Amended to eight, and carried.
The Committee on Organization and Contested
Seats have been appointed, and the Convention
took a recess till three O'Clock. II.
Edltorial Corresponde Of the rrib une
SYRACUSE, Thursday, sept. IL Z. NJ
The Wing State Convention has appointed
CHARLES F. CLARE, OF Jefferson, President
The contest III the Nth Ward Newly orb, has
been settled by admitting both claimants, ana
after proceeding TO ballot for State officers
the Convention al burned ull o o'clock to-mor-
TOW.
Mr. Stevens of Albany proposed Samuel \
Foo,e for Appeal Judge Mother candidate has
been named
Consultations are proceeding tonight and Il
i expected that the whole ticket may be com
pleted before dinner tomorrow
No committee has been appointed TO prepare
an address and resolution H.G.
We append TO the above our regular DIS
patch, giving the particulars OF the permanent,
organization OF the Convention
SYRACUSE, Thursday. Sept II, 1851.
Mr. RYDER took ms seat a. substitute for the
NH Ward OF New-lork City Neither Of the
brothers Haws. who contested the seat. ap
pearing.
The SEA. for the nth Ward being contested
! Nv Henry RAYMOND ana Nj Deane Com.
mi,tee was appointed 70 report on the respective
claims also Committee on Organization
The Convention then adjourned I'll o'clock
/ pOE ItAS>tuilIg. Nj new sion. OF Dela
ware Chairman OF the Committee, Oh OrganI
ration in reporting tie permanent officers OF the
/ Convention. said there were no Silver Grays OF
/ Wooly Heads among the Committee They
were hlgs. and the result was perfect unanimi-
~ Tie idea OF Silver GFayl>m OF Woolly Heal
Ism never entered then minds. Laughter and
cheers He concluded by reporting the follow
Ing a the permanent officers Of he Convention
Prssiirui-CHAs K CLARE Of jefferson Co
We Preside nis-Freem4n Clark, Monroe
6 \ Buckingham Newly oIA John T RAJ
nor. Richmond Charles Essel;iue, Columbia
Jo> + Van Horn. Schenectady, p Alexan.
Ter. Herkmer : strong, Chemung. Ben
Pungle. Genesee.
S,-sfrr,s-W H Bogar', Cayugs. D !
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