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New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
INp,A- RugBER SHOES l-FRAUD. After

all the fraudulent ate deceive the public the com
blnatioD" evidently u allow the approaching ran
Term OF Court to pass wthou, atrial charge this n9S m
advance while there plenty time 10 prepaIc-and call
uoon the combination 20 produce witnesSes-Adophus
Stone and John C. BckfOd persons in their employ against
whom have attachments 70 come forward and gave 'helf
testimony Tins they do. and they dare
20 tria before Tins charge and that the pre-
tended patents fraud and can and viii prove ald
establish IN Court whenever the combination venture %
tria before jury II they innocent OF tins charge
allow the to upon the stand and not keep
them secreted BRING the 10 trial before Jury For
eight years have charged the Goodyear Patent to he
fraud and swindle II not. let them before jury
airly Until this done, shame should Keep All from
any more cowardls attacks Ia the newspapers
HORACE II DAY.
Owner ~ India Rubber Patents and NJ snufacturer
w.rebouse 23 Conuland st New York ry3l lw
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02

SrUrIpIrY.-The Erpr,ss, after a laborei at
temp, to prove incorrect The Tribuaes announce
menl Of The revocation OF the Nicaragua Canal
Company's Charter winds up with the follow
Ing
The Tribune" adds
|; ported that the departure )f Mr. Wander
hlt ind oshsrs Tor Nicaragua frccip:9ted ~ the
above .c has hitherto been carefully kep,
secret"
The Commodole's departure was publicly an.
nounced. certainly IN - the Express" on the day
ai,er he leit
A knowledge Of the simplest rules OF grammar
would have prevented this stupid misunderstand.
ing oi IN, l-rb-.s's words As 10 II. Erp-.ss'.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02

~ The Corning Journal, heretofore 4
Ysb,d "Silver GRAY" concern, has passed INTO the
hands Of Messrs A. w MCDOWELL & Co, and Will
hsncesorth. we presume, De conducted IN manner
80. in .union and harmony with the sentiments
Of the Wings of S,euoen and the State at large
Gro " PRArr, Editor We wish Tie F'0nSaeTs
.u,cess IN theu new enterprise
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02

Anp-xl-K KAprR.-A correspondent oi the
AHgeme,ne Zsi,uns states that the French "o''
ernment has proposed 10 the Sublime Porte 10
release Abd-el-KadeI provided the Porte VIII
agree to keep him from returning 10 Algeria
The proposal has been declined
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
PARKER's TEMPERANCE GRocERy.-Best

crushed sugar. only n cd lbs, refined sugar, Is lbs
New Orleans sugar, s. lbs Great bargains IN teas
and coaee, the bsst IN New-York Best Java Coffee
Ii ID per ID good Coffee 10 cents and 10 per 10 -
Heckes-Bost Of extra family -four. by the barrel or
bag also his hOny, samp wheaton grS less than makers
price Heckes best farna only cts ID, nee cts
nee -four III. hsO the bcst selected groceries Ia the
city cheap cash Goods sent 10 all parts OF the city
Brook lyn free of charge A PARKER. 2H Broome. cor
of Ludlow-st Fam'lies from the country have then
goods packed boxes barrels free Of charge also sent
10 the boats ~ free u; expense.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02

arguments, they amount TO nothing beside the
simple fact that the Company's exclusive charter
hes been reY Oked. in The manner stated by II,
Trflr-r
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
tv' DIR. HooFLANp's German Bitters al

justly reckoncd amcng most valuable medicines In
of Dyspepsia acts like magic Strengthening the
Of the stomach. stimulating the digestive and
giving rudy health the cheek and brightness O. the
There thousands this community who teSt 10
fher virtues. and thousands VIII hereafter and their tesi
Mrny DR. G. Nj jackson, l2O Arch-st, below SIXTH Phil
opha prepares valuable article Sold nth> cltv by
Mc~rs A. II. y d. SANDS, l0OFultonSt and {. IL Ring.
iq2 Rroadwav
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
The Great Question .

writer III Il ne -NdttonOt Era CotililItul-
ing upon statement of the doctrine of Pro-
lection which we recently put forth, holds
the following language
This Is no theory of labor policy at al. Il : a
scheme OF national rvalry-oi competition between
capitals> oi different countries and Il leaves labor
itself to lis fate the strife OF rivaries the
cruel antagonsm of wealth driven 10 desperation by
lis own civil WAY and, finally. the lrlSh relief for
nnchAlf of the toers, BY the death and emigration
of the other halt, as often as man becomes drus.
and population nuisance
Protection NAV temporarily enable home manuilc-
,urnc capitalists to give higher wages than foreign
comnetltion would permit, until home competition,
end clsmorous mouths and idle hands, beg and take
nauneI rrces, IN market gluitec by the direct and
immediate influence of It's own high condition
There might be some truth IN this writer 5
conclusions were there any IN his premises.
If the progress of industry IN 4 democratic
country like ours did tend to leave labor
finally to be devoured by the cruel antago'
rism of wealth. there might be danger OF
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
To PRINTERS ANs PUBLISHERS. The

NEWTON COMPANY respectfully call the attention OF Prin
terS and Publishers their improved Type and Stereotype
Plates kc The improvement consists IN giving 70 tch
copper face al about third additional cost 50 hat her
durability IA direct prOportSn TO the supefsr
tenaciy copper type metal which, according " COZ
rect experiments ~ ~ 10 l. From this single 3c u
will nj perceived that thin face o copper mus
give extraordinary endurance % printing surfaces a ea-
oerencs has fully proved such 10 be the The Com
pany secured letters patent for the improvement ana
they are prepared and execute orders AT Their es
tablshment, 8 North Wiflam-st., New YORK.
TIE following papers printed IN the copper iace W
New-Yo COuner and Enquirer, New-York Dily IHf'-
Hne Boston DAILY Journal Boston Flag OF our Union
Rostsn Pictorial Dr sviBg Room Companion Ne"-foE
Oyc.n And other NEWTON COMPANY,
,sei TuThSStf North WillIam-st y. Y
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NEw-YoRK, SATURDAY, AUGUST ?, 1851.

C- Advertisements for The Tr1bsa> cf Monday ought -
Be sent N before O'Clock on Saturday evening
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02

A Coon INvEsrMENT.-TO be sold the
stuck fixtures and business of first class Fam, Grocery
located IN the situations IN the city The above
for an enerprlsIDg man. will be found an investment rarely
ereI Stock Of the best quality, and to be sold low
Applications directed to GROCER, t22 BROADWAY Post
Office UJ bliuIhNot
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
A GREAT REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA.

The O,ygenated Btos have been tested by scientific
o objectionable Authority and proved To combine the
most valuable properties Beng free from alcohol
reaction suffered by the most delicate constitutions
few doses will satisfy the most sKcptlcal Othc superior
efficacy of this medicine
For sale hv A ID sands l00 Fulton-St A ID Scovill
Co Sl6 and {. 4 Ring. t92 BroadwaN 81 Coddugton
3o3 Hudscn-st and - Broadway T. VI Gmon ~ B,wc-
ca,nei ot t,rand 81 Hall RUcAle Co. 20s Greenwich
-anAta
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02

CV PALMER & co. s great California Ex-
press will take Freight and Packages 10 per cent lower
than any other responsible Company. Through IN thrtj
eve DAYS or no charge PALMER Co, so Broadway, l.
thor,sed Agents of U S. NJ. Steamshlp lne N2I
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02

Mouse n Bond- Except the first fooi which VIII be used
as dental Offices consisting of basement and kitchen.
bath has been painted and papered VIII be rented
to q private family only Rent sSeO. O. -
au2u j. SMllh DDD"t
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02

GrNTLEMEN's SUMNER WEAR.-flrSt
quality Ready made and colorcd Grass snd Linen
Coats Zephyr Cloth, Merino, Alpaca, and Luster Do ,
single miled Cashmere, Merino, BombaIne aud bulns
Psnialoaus with a large assortment OF Linen MMselie.
and othsY Vests at our usual moderate prices
WN Jennings h Co, 23i Brosdwy.
,.Nsf American HOtc
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02

~ HOusekeepcrs, and all others, III want
.f ncds,n, Beds,eads &C would do well to call At NJ
WiLLARDs old established Warerooms, $50 Chatham 81,
corner Mulberry where may be found the largest as
ortmept of articles his line offered 10 the puOhc.
consisting Beds Mattresses sc Patent Screw
RrdsteAs and Cots whole sale and retail U8 mIuIhN&
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
HAuMocKs !-LEARy & Co., leaders an,

HAuMOCKS l-LEARY n Co., leaders and
introducers Of fashoa ior Gentcmens Hats. and ,
Astor House. Broadway, Will thus day open several bales
vnrer,or Mcr,can Grass Hanmocks y2u
tT Insurance Companies, as well rs Mer-
chants, Manufacturers Sc find both CONVENIENT aud adj
yantareous to the leading papers ofhc couatn
atv Il PALMER's Agency, Tribune BoildIngs where the
hest selt t.on can be had
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02

~ ..c only certain remedy for tender
lee. is RrSH's Mage Cream lInment IL PeiioS SU =,
Dosne st AlSo nv Guon. corner Bowery aud Grand
II in Rrnoklvn hy Mrs HsvS. NJ fuNoh ST a"" Al
palmer ISs Myrtc.ay Pnce ) cents per bottle
NruIhAS
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02

GYNTLEMEN's SHIRTs.-Not every one
profe. sing TO make Gen,lemens Shirts, make shuts
ii for gentlemen At GREESs. AstOr House stY!c' h'
material and workmanship arantee1 ana cFeJ gar
NJ 20 HON q. tle apDJ.nte1 hour
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
ERIENDS

are here, informed that yol frsrafc Boot. and
shoes made In the --latest style AZ WATKINS III FULTON
-, where no article sold tina; Will not
20 IN. bryer aI2 3rTuThSS
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
Sru,,,p Gown, xr-DysENrERy-D

SuumrR Nr-DYSENrERY-ll-
pxu,. YOUR chd slck with OF these diseases Is
n sTsauay fhns Notwithstanding the best efforts 0 youi
nh,s,cianf he persuaded 10 make one tris Oh BAL
Charrs S,up 1, is curing uSt such cases ever. dsN-u
~, excry one of such without failing We promise
You confidently, the life Of your child, II N"H VII VI
For sale Al 522 broadway. H'A D.
~ DR. PaINNrY's NEGErARLe FAMILY
pu,s 40 not ere scken or the bowels ccs'c ou1
n ec and natural state kor sale, wholesale and retail
hy A. h. ID, SANDS, i~ f0ton-st' New a, wSS.
cents
~ FowLyss & WELLS, Phrenologists
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
RI We are happv to inform our reader!

CV We are happy % IHIUrIH UUI ItduVIo
,h.t Mr. JOHN FLAxxER. Of es3 Broadway VIII repeat
.ss s,cuyson 10 STATION Port SUNDAY nett Aus ),
,stb The boat KoscICsKo, Capt HancoI bY desire
Any who lsh to make most agreeable and plessan et
and eniov the fine DracIng breeze Of Long Island
s,mnd and It's Beautiful scenery ADVISED to 60 with Mr.
iArwyR on the excursion 10 StraitOn Port fOf partcu
- 80 ssxeTt,semen,s Mr.. FLAaxEKs Office Is b33
R,o.dy av corner OF Amiy-st, where eysy information
relssinr 10 Stratton Port can " obtained.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
.The Democratic Righrnr scce..ien.,

'' am not prepared 20 admit tha. the states pos
either the constitutional or reserved right %
cede from the Mon THIS $ the language Of sen
ator W. r King. Of Alabama, who ! denounced a'
a secessionisi by certain Northern jO,rnals
D,e
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
BUsIHEss NOTICES.

SIZZLING OCT TO CLOSE THE SUMNER
-v.,v AND MAXI ROOM FOR NEW FALL GooDs.-HfTcH-
COCK LEADBEATEs. si7 Broadway, are offering iheI hen
80 Cyenad mes sls Tissues. Foulsrd Silks. &c &c
much less than first cost and ladies who have not ys
,srSctsd ths,r sumner wardrooes. will he able 10 con-
90 ,r., ,hers ~ ,sry small cost The Inducements
H.. s, nal object " any lady 10 ersEuns
ehsssy Stock before buying elsewhere
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
FpvNcu SHOES AND GAITERs. Just re

ce,ed from Pans large assortment Of Shoes and Caters
made by the manufacturers Pans. and Of the most
celebrated French Patent Leather also. every style Of
Rosts Shoes Caters &c SC. be found at Book >
New YORK Boot and Shoe Emporium 80 Fult)nst, the
cheapest place IN the city y get a good article
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-03

Hosr-I know Of no passage In classical literature
beautiful affecting than that where Xenopbon, in bis Ana
basis describes the effect produced the remnant Of the ten
thousand Greeks when, ster passing through dangers with
NUMBER they AZ length sscsnded sacred mountain, and,
from spesk and SUNNI, caugh, sight Of the Dashng
their bucters with hymn Of JOY they rushed tumnaousy
forward some wept with the ulness Of their deous plea
cure, tes laughed and fell on their knees and blessed
Tia, broad Acros. its blue waters little floating
sd the memorials Of their happy homes and famed
their weary soul. All the pes they had encountered oil
the conpanons they had lost, all the mseres they had
dud, in instant forgotten, and nought with
them but the gentle phanoms Of past and futcc joys One
agao securing his feet seed e hoofrodden
plains Of Thessy another recned beueak he fowercrown
eu rocks Of Arcadia ard gared into the Creamy eyes Of her
"ho,e iorm, amid battle and bvousc, was with him
a ecatd 'hs, prosd day when before the streaming eyes
)" q" oseroyed parents, and amid the accamaton Of al
uece he bore Oh from amid competitors the laurel wres.h
| of the Olynpian victor
On: home, m,s'csl spell, powerful home how s,tras
~ 80 Wy inaaenee, when thy fsn,est memory csud
cause these oronzed heroes thousand sh, 10 reos like
fearful women With the cooling freshness Of de,rs foun
tsin wiih the sweet fragrance flower found In ,uinter
you came across the wsters 10 those snde,g men
and beneath the paefui shadow Of your wing, e .onl
| found rest II Selected
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-03
Law OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at the Second Session ofthe 3lst Congress

AN ACT tc create additional collection districts In The Ter
ri.ory OF Oregon and for other purposes.
Beaenacted 6y the Senate and House Of Representative
Of the United States Of Ameea IN Congress assembled,
That in the Territory Of Oregon there shall be three coec-
ton districts, with port Of entry each district to wit !:
Unpqus, Oregon, and Pugets Sound The district Of imp
qua shall include all the land bays harbors rivers and
shores embraced in that portion of the Territory aforesaid
lying between the and forty fourth degrees Of
north latude and collector shall be appointed in pursu-
Of existing laws Tor said district and Scosvle shall
be and is hereby made port Of entry and delivery for said
district at which the collector shall reside The district of
Oregon shall include all the land bays rivers harbors and
shores embraced within that portion the Territory of Ore
gon lying between the and forty sixth and hall
degrees Of north latitude, embracing the coast OF the Pacific
west of the ast Of mountains up the
degree Of north latitude and Astoria shall be the port of
entry for the district at which the collector shall reside The
district Of Puges Sound shall ncade all the land bays hsr-
bos, rivers, and shores in the Territory not embraced in
either Of the aforementioned districts wit All that por-
on of the coast lying between the forty eighth degree Of
north latitude and the northern boundary Of said Territory
and embracing oil the land and waters lying north Of The
foysIh and hall degree of latitude and east Of the coast
range Of mountains and collector shall be appointed in
pursuancs Of existing laws for said district and Olympia
shall be the port Of entry and delivery for said district At
which place the collector shall reside Nssquay and Port
land, constituted ports Of delivery, with surveyors to reside
heea in pursuance of the OF Congress- approved four.
esnth August eighteen hundred and shall be son-
nued ports Of delivery for such districts created by this act
within the limits Of which they may respectively be situated
Sec. p And be further enacted That the collectors Of
the districts Of Umpqua Oregon, and Puges Sound shall be
allowed one thousand dollars each per annum, with addi
onal maximum compensation Of two thouaDd dollars each
per annum. should their respective official emonmens and
fees provided by existing laws that sum aud the
surveyors at Na.quay and Portland shall be allowed ad
dton to the fees authorized existing laws compensation
Of one thousand dollars each per annum.
Sec. g. and be IL further enacted That Pacific city,
Bakers bay, and Milwaukee, the Willamette river in the
collection district Of Oregon, established by this act here
by constituted ports of delivery and surveyors Of the
shall be appointed, in conformity to law, to reside heea
whose compensaons, in addition the fees authorized by
existing laws, shall not exceed thousand dollars each per
annum Approved, February IA, 1851.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-03

MANUFACTURING STocKs.-The Newburyport
Herald publishes table, showing the par price and
market value of some of the prominent Eastern
Manufacturing Companies stocks, from which it
appears that of the thirty companies named, the
stocks of only three, or one-ten,h Of the whole
number, are worth par. These are the Merrimac
a, Lowell, Cocheco at Dover. and Jackson at
Nashua. Of the remainder, the depreciation OF
the value of the stock varies from three to fifty per
cent.-the average being more than twenty-five per
cent. Certainly this does not look much like
manufacturers realizing those enormous profits Of
which our freetrade friends are so found of talking
Commercial Advertiser.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-03
GOOD BREEDING.

The following sneedote is related by Mr. WALKIa in his
amusing and instructive publicston The Original" as af
odng Rs instance OF the value Of good breeding or polite
ness in circumstances where could be expected 10
produce any personal advantage;
"An ESsLrsHAls, making the grand tour towards the
middle Of the last century, when travellers objects
of attention than present. arriving at Turin sunterej
out to see the place. He happened regiment Of in
fantry returning from the parade and taking position 10
pass young captain evidently desrous to make display
before the stranger crossing of the numerous water
courses with which the city nteseced, missed his footing
and in trying TO save himself lest his hat The exhibition
truly unf,unate-he spectators laughed and looked at
the Englisbman, expecting him to laugh On the con-
tray, he only retained his compoure but promptly ad
vanced where the hat had rolled and taking up pre-
sented with air of unaffected kirdness its The
officer received it with blush Of surprise and gratitude and
hurried to reon his company. There Of sur
prise, and the stranger passed On. Though the Of
moment and without word Spoken touched every heart
not with admiration for display Of polieness but with
warer feeling for proof Of that charity which never
faeth On the regiments being dismissed the captain who
young of consideration, in glowing related
the circumstance his colonel The colonel Immediately
mentioned the general in command and when the Eng
shman returned to his hotel he found decamp waiting
request his company dinner headquarters In the
evening he carried TO couat that time Lord Ches-
ter6ed tells US the most brilliant in Europe-snd was
received with particular attention. Of course during his stay
Turin he invited every where and his departure
he loaded with letters of introduction the different
States o Italy. Thus private gentleman of moderate MEANS
by graceful impulse Of Christian feeling, enabled to
travel through foreign country then Of the highest interest
for its society," well for the cbarmsi still possesses with
real distinction and advantage than ever be derived
from the circumstance Of birth and fortune, the
most splendid"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-03
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CL LArMANTs

and to t,ees, occupants, and permeso Of Mineral Lands
Every person entitled the right Of preemption any
the lands within the townships and parts townships above
enumerated is required to establish the the sasac
ton the Register and Receiver Of the proper land Office
and make payment therefor practicable after seeing
this notice. and before the day appointed for the
rnen the public sale Of the lands embracing claim
ed; otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
And every person having the right under the entitled
An additional land district in the Territory
of Wisconsin, and for other purposes approved Sd March,
Is4 e,sees, occupants, permees the
tent Of their leases, permits any Of the lands within the
townships and fractional townships above enumerated in the
willow River District, and who entitled under the act
entitled An act reduce the minimum price the Mineral
Lands the Lake Superior district Michigan and in the
Chippewa District in i'consn approved a6th September
1880 enter the land covered by their leases
and permits respectively" at the minimum price OF IS per
acre. f covering than iul section entitled on
the surrender Of such lease permit proper land Office
10 purchase, f he shall elect to do So full section"
The rate So SO per required establish the to
the satisfaction Of the Register and Receiver Willow river
aud payment therefor practicable seeing
this notice. and before the day appointed
ment the public sale OF the lands embracing the claim
ed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
may e-wt3w
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-03

VITANTED, situation, in Seminary private family,
w by Lady who has several years. experience in teach
ing the Piano Forte, Guitar and Vocal Music in classes
The highest Recommendations be furnished
For further particulars, direct g." K of Joseph
shllpgtop, Washington, D. c., giving real name and sd
dress. ap2i-w3wif
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-03

7ab Of comparative mean temperature bsteeen etss on Of
near the opposite shores Of the Atlantic OCEAN me ees
country round ohere they are situated; hence minutes Of
degree disregarded.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-03
NOTICE To pRE.EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled the right OF to OF
the lands within the townships parts Of townships above
required establish the same TO the satisfsc
on OF the Register Receiver Of the land Office and
make paymert therefor as practicable after seeing
this notice and before day appointed for the
ment of the public sale Of the lands embracing the
J. BUTTERFIELD
Commissioners Of the General Land Office.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-03

NAV 2--wt3w
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-03
MAG NIFICENT SCHEM
FOR MAY 1851.
J. w. MAURY & co. Managers.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit Of the Monongalia Academy.

Class NO. o., Tor 1901.
To be drawn Alexandria, Va, Saturday, May TO- 1851
10 Drawn Numbers cut OF 78.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-03
TO THE PUBLIC.

IL lHE ftbLlC.
The embraced in the above proclamation OF the Pre-
sden comprise all the residue Of the lead mines yet to be
brought into market south ofthe Wisconsin river They cover
those mines paricuarly the portion situated in nos
worked under former leases from the Government which had
expired the date of the sale Of the adjacent mines and
therefore the advantage Of being prepared for mme
cidena opening mnes and most Of them believed
be very productive They all or less conveniently
situated reference the navgabe rivers and other cheap
of transportation of their products to ST. Louis and
in the midst ofa country yielding abundany all the sgr
cultural products Of the latitude in which they located
j. BUTTERFIELD,
may2 Commissioner of the General Land OHcs.