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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-13

DEATH OF ENtSENr MES-Letters have been
received this morning from Catskil, announcing
the death at that place of Rev. Dr. Porter and
Samuel L. Penheld, Esq. elder of the Doctors
church. They have been associatedin church fel
lowsbip for many years, aud in their death not
divided both dy ing on the same day and within
half sn hour OF each other. Mr.. Peuheld died on
the ith inst at halt past 10 O'Clock, ana DR.. P0r-
ter at IL O'Clock, and the remains of both are 70
be committed 10 the tomb this day. We do not
recOllect the year when Dr.. Porter first entered
upon his ministry, bat il must be more than forty
years since-perhsps in 1893 or 1904. He re-
moved from Sponcertown, Dutchess county t.
Catskill, and must have been nearly ninety years
old, when death took him ffom as. His memory
will long be enshrined in the affections OF his0wn
and kindred churches, one VINO ministered to
their spiritual wants with a. loying kindness aud
fidelity. n. Y. Commercial Adv lO.h
MARINE DisAsrER-The schooner Abbey OF
this port took in cargo OF $500 bushels wheat,
part at Oueenston and part at Lewiston, few
days since and left the Niagara on the 3lst of
Dec for Osweg0, the weather being fair. During
the gale and snow storm on New Years day, she
appeared of Sodas, and attempted to enter the
hsTbOr, but owing TO the ice she could not get in
and grounded between the piers and the Inspect
or Of Customs at that point writes under date OF
Jan. :, that she was fast aground. aud was taking
in water. The Abbey is owned BY Mr Henry
MdluCNs VI " !" Ne ~ W as con-
signed. IL is reported that there was no insur.
ance on the vessel or cargo. Oswego Tines.
MICHIGAN SESAToR,-The Southern and West
err counties are urging their claims TO tAe next
Senator and we do not see how they can De
with any show OF deceney refused Except Hon
LUeiqs Lyon, who drew the short term, and held
his seat Tor one year only, Wayne and Wsshte-
paw have monopOlized both Senators since the
formation Of the State Government.
T,,la ~, D..
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Tribune's Special Dispatches.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON. SATURDAY. J,

WASHINGTON. Saturday, Jan. II
The National HteLiigencer Of this morn
ino contains a History Of Disunion Move
mepts: saws the Compromise measures were
In everv instance proposed and nodded
into form by the South.
Rnmors are anoat OF new Weekly I'm
ion Paper in Washington, supporting Mr..
Webster for the Presidency.
yeurs Lc S"''"
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By Telegraph TO the Nsw-York Tribune
NomIDatIon of Col Benton for senator.

JEFFERSON CITY, SO. Ttursily, Jan. y
The Bentonians have nominated Col benton
for United States Senator. The vote was Tor
Benton. 39 Sterling Price, p The meeting was
held with open doors, and resolutions were
sdonted not to vote for Wing under any circum-
stances, and to sustain the nominee until the
present L legislature ceases to exist.
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Lote frow Havana, &c,

CHARLESTON, Saturday, JdI' 10
The steamer Isabel has arrived from Havana,
with dates TO the sth inst. When she left Sugar
was firm and prices were unatered. trelShtinS
vessels were much wanted
The ship Nobe, from Boston for New Orleans
ran ashore on Tortugas Shoals on the 18th uit She
cot of. however, and proceeded on her voyage.
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sndden DenIh md n Ball.

BosToN. Saturday, Jan. IL.
Addison Gilmore President ofthe Western Rail
road, fell dead at q ballroom at Watertown at II
o'clock last night of Disease Of the Heart. He
had been dancing but few minutes before his
death. His age was about 80.
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Election Of L. =. senator for Indiana.

INDIANOPoLls, Saturday, Jan H.
The Hon. Jesse d. Bright has been reelected
United States Senator to- day, on the first ballot,
receiving ninetytwo votes, against forty'slx tor
Charles Dewey.
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Suicide In jail.

BUFFALO, Saturday, Jan. IT,
John Belt, who was in jail on charge OF beat
ing a lady so severely as to nearly cause her
death, committed suicide by hanging himself last
evening.
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PENNsYuANIA.-The Official Canvass OF the
votes cast in the Nth District of Pennsylvania
for successor in the present Congress 10 Hon.
Chester Butler, deceased, gives the following az
gregste For James BrisbiD, Regular opp
S,625i L. L. Dana, ,Volunteer S2s3; BGsbin
elected by SAP majority
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senator for Massachusetts.

BosToN, Saturday Jan H.
The House have postponed the election n Sen
Ator To tuesday next.
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Ioss of the Ship Toronto.

CHARLESTuN, odturdiyi Jan H.
The brig Vandaia, from New Orleans, has ar
rived at this port, having on board the officers
crew and passengers of the ship Toronto, which
vessel was totally lost on Mantanilla Rect on
Thursday, Jan. I'd. The sufferers had been on the
wreck forty hours when rescued.
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CUNANp LINE-For Lirerpoo
For America.
PHILADELPHIA Line.

From PHILADELPHIA for Lirepool
CITY OF GLASGOW. .MATTHEws.....Th1 rs Jan. is
CITY OF GLASGOW MATHEWS. Thurs Mar. Is
From LipapoOi Jor PdaadepAia.
CITY OF GLASGOW. MATTHEws.....Wed Feb. II
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THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
For Europe.

UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
CoLLINs's LIEE-Sdits from Neto- York
PACIFIC. From NewYoTk. Wed. jan q
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tV- We are indebted to Gay, kinsley 4 Co. $
Express for Boston Evening papers in advance Of
the mails
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Court Of Appeals.

ALBANY, Saturday, Jan II.
Case No. has been cancelled No. II argued,
but not concluded; and II, submitted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-13

FIRE AT SAco, ME.--The Thornton House was
entirely destroyed by FIRE on Thursday night last.
IL cost $4,000, on which th ere was an insurance
of Sc 600, and So 600 on the furniture.
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For America.
CoLLINs's LINE
For Europe.

CoLLINs's LIEE-S0ls JyOss Liverpool
ATLANTIC. WEST. For New.York. Sat Dec %
ARCTIC......LUCE .....FOr KewYOrk Bat Jen. II
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CoNNEcrIcUT-The Opposition State Conven-
ton is called Tor the 10th OF February next in the
City Of Hartford.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-13

TV7 No HIGHERLAw,' is the title OF picture
Just published and for sale by WILLIAM HARMED.
81 John,st 1t is designed to personity American
Slavery, with particular reference to the Fugitive
Slave Law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-13

S~-- AZ ~ y-eAa. ~
The three Counties to come in will add, it is
supposed, about 10000 to the above making the
aggregate about 100000. We shall publish the
census returns by Counties as soon as they are all
IN. Pennsylvania will probably lose oae member
Of the House OF Representatives by the nexs ap-.
portionmeut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-13

Ia DIsTURNELL's UNITED STATES NATION
AL REGISTER" for 1851, contains large number
of political and statistical tables, and forms val
liable work of reference. Mark Fl. Newman
a Col
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POPULATION Or eturns Of
the population Of Pennsylvania have been re.
ceived from the entire State with the exception Of
three Counties, viz: Northampton Cumberland
and Chester, showing the following result,
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New Publications.

LAS CUATRO POsTRIMERIAS DEL HOMBAE. the
Pour Firal Conditions Of MAN. By ADApvs y iLPE.
New-York VIM @ Stewart
We have received the frat and second numbers
of this work-a novel, in the Spanish language,
by Senior Adsdus Cape, resident of this City
1t will be published in four parts, the whole orm'
ing work of about !, 500 pages. The style is
fresh and graphic, and the story SO far as we have
perused it. is animated and interesting. To the
large and growing Spanish population oithis City
and country, il will be an attractive work while
70 those studying the languageit may be read with
profit. The Typography is unusually clear and
beautiful
IA We have received from Tanner X Brother
A copy of TANNERS -" NV Map Of the UNITED
STATES" 1t represents the whole territory OF the
United States including Oregon, California, New
Mexico. Utah. &c. in connection with the adiOin'
ing REPUBLICS of Mexico and Central America,
and with theWest Indies and British Possessions
The portion devoted TO California IS very full,
containing the names Of many places not ON any
other map.
" Messrs Goupil Co. $50 Broadway have
published two additional portraits in their series
ofAmerican notabilities. They are engraved in the
same smooth style as their predecessors, and re-
present Gen. GEORGE p MORRIS and Nj. DE TRo-
BRIAND. The gallant General appears In all the
bloom Of youth, and the likeness OF Nj. de Fro
BRAND is good. Both pictures are very badly
drawn as are all in the series Gen. Morris here
looks 70 be some dozen or twenty feet IN hight
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I chester, showing the following result
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in this State that favors the adverse policy bn, -
vote with that party mo- no j VIII W
MIR Buchanan then passed TO the Pennsyya,.s
law OF ls47 He said, TO say the least that aet .' Ns
uncv and dlseouIleous 10 the general goysTnas's l
had no ails in the several States and had ia dal
State courtesy In this Pennsy ,,nsados
unbecoming attitude of allowing her ails 10 Engs,4 u
France and other foreign States, whilst she rri.a
10 her nearest sister, Maryland. Mr.. Buchanan NJ @sr
piled his remarks 10 the approaching election sna
the election OF Colonel Bsler would be tru%ai
The national constitution. All his correspondent NV
regarding il in that light We should remembss tsA
N cot" for him zoe uoss jor great principle as usn
for he nlaa Stick to the ticket is good len, sn aa
good only for the reason | have stated Us'h A
philosophy of it We vote for pnncipeS-the m.s as
mere instruments. ~" W
Mr.. b then passed high eulogum on Genera, @,
Clover and exhored the meeting to stand cossI eh
as every way deserving OF their horoughan3s uR
dial support vi
With regard 10 the Judges, he repeated his forn.,
doTsemeni OF the whole ticket, rema king that hs,s ~ ~
been some feeling against Judge Lewis and judge r. N
bell. but that it was rapidly dying away They shu.
Judge Lewis runaway apprentice, but so was F,sse
lin. The people OF Lancaster know Judge Lewis I'M
think neither wings nor democrats complain OF him Nv
The opponents OF Judge Campbell have got tired n ~
cant that he is not ht make the prediction that i, VIII
have been on the supreme bench but few wears NM
he will be admitted to be one OF the most fortunate Nh
tons ever made Mr. B. then alluded 10 the rrls;ss.
opposition, and thought that IN country like INV
could net amouat to much. He then exhored The LAM
Gratis present pursue the plain path OF duty in um
OF the ticket settled by the recognised authorities q 4.
party In exhortng them to exertion, he said that !,
though the democratic party is in minority in Lann,
their 900 votes in State election were Of much con-
sequence and value as any 5000 IN ''Glorious Oh
Berks, or any other county In the State. After ntun,
beautiful and apt piece OF poetry he retired amdy N
enthusiastic plaudils of The meeting.
Mr. b. sat down amid loud demonstrations OF appaaS
when the meeting adjourned at about 5 o'clock.
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Our readers referred TO article under this head
from the San Francisco Herald and also TO several com.
muncaions signed Merchant" complaining of the NAL.
administration of the laws at tina, port Much
allowance is due the officers OF government far dis
tan, from w asbngton, and who unable to consul,
the Treasury Department where doubts exist to the
construction Of laws bu, there is great
son TO fear that indulgence this be claim
ed in many OF the which the subject Of com.
plain, in California.
Among numerous other complaints, j, is alleged tina
France has already preferred claim Of five millions Of
dollars for illegal conhscaons and exactions and the
editor of the Herald after long enumeration of the cir
cumstances which have produced general discomfort
among the merchants, makes the following closing
mark
1t to be hoped them that the present collector will
address himself the correction of the abuse,
which exist and which huryng the customh house into
the abyss Of odum which rendered it, reproach du
ring the greater portion of the administration Of his prede
oossor."
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The Comnissioner Of Pablo Buildings.
To the Editor of fhs Union .

To the Editor Of thu Union:
SrR In the Union of the 9Th instant find leue'
copied from the New York Truth Teller, ~ making g,
tain charges against the Commissioner OF Public BUM
ngs to only one Of which !, as democrat feel oouna
TO take exception.
lion" asserts, in the letter referred to- that ",
uhe Commissioner had not been in office many days
he turned out spery democrat, Wher ms du"o'ns
reached" This certainly will be news TO those unco
promising followers of Jefferson and Jackson-mess
c. w C. Dunnngton John L. Writ, William Danl ."
Wilson. eicwhose heads yet remain on Their sho"'oe'
least they imagine they do, no notice 10 tne GU
irary has yet reached them The political prnclp'es :"
the gentlemen above named are well known TO 'be oe"o
Gratis Of hi. city, and also to the late Secretary
who very anxious to have one OF Them al 'eAs'7
moved.
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once OF Transportatisn. Baltimore and Washington
Railroad Company.
TICKETS win hereafter be issued at this ONCE to New York. Phil
l. adclphis, Pittsburg and Wheeling
An officer the will accompany the evening matt an
and take charge Of all baggage for Now York.
West the Relay either morning
evening, with the train from Baltimore.
Passenger trains leave daily and o. and except
sunday, when but two trains viz Q, a and p m
Aus 29-du II, II. PARSONS, Agent
VIRGINIA Locomotive and Car works. Wolfe street
and Potomac, Alexandria, Nirginia-smih Perkins
locomotive and tenders, marine
stationary engines and boilers chilled wheels and arles
chilled and wrought spe machinery and castings
orally.
undersigned having ced extensive shops and
machinery and tools
engines machinery
with despatch and on the most favorable terms.
r.. O. SMITH,
Late Of the Alexandria Iron Works.
THATCHER PERKINS,
Late Master Machinery the Baltimore
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This body assembled yesterday at Syracuse 10 lay
down its platform Of principle, and to make its nomns-
tons for State officers. So far can Judge from
the of the democratic press OF the State, and from
such other sources OF information open to u.s. we
deem it altogether probable that the party will unite sub
ssn,aly upon the basis OF union adopted in $780, EN-.
bracng the Baltimore platform of $780, IA, and as, the
faithful maintenance OF the Compromise, and the
phaic depreciation OF further anti slavery agitation in
Congress. In to-mouow's paper we hope TO give the
substance OF the proceedings,
The wing convention meets to-day, also a, Syracuse
We presume tina, the resolutions Of that body will i'm
body its call does, the whole doctrine Of the
Wilmo provso and OF agitation for the modification OF
repeal OF the fugitive law Such appears to be the af
Mr. Senator Seward.
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RURNITURE GOODs.-The following descri goods
added stock trade, all OF which will be
style, and reasonable price
class:
French piano table match, which
single be desired all Ia
daons bouquets, of flowers, which appear rich
flowers.
Damascus Oriental weaving
These goods thing the kind
fseen n country before.
laine piano and table covers 10 match.
Embossed cloth do do
Also stand match. -
French ude armcha Of chairs, backs
Of do toilets, baskets circ ular and
table CLOTHS from 1914 by lo4 10 Ot
match For the design produc
manufacturer awarded two medals
o which be with the goods
/. damask 81 Bspkns-yery cheap.
case new style Materials and pretty
terial very cheap, rmps aud side loops to match
case rich window which 10 aAni2
inches wide centres side pins and bands match
rch rt arches supending French bed
and paeaus To maicbpew and elegant goods
nband bound, mapped both sides, and very low
priced.
article Of
They sold which viii be object TO them
Also Flemish, Scotch rsh and English
linens and all other articles IN the furniture dry
goods required comfort convenience
bouskespe all OF which engage 70 sell on the most inviting
terms. CLAGRTT a DODsON,
2dwf Pa door east Of the corner Of 9th St
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JAMES l.. EDWARDS, late Commissioner Of PEN
Smith, atlsw, formerly Of Ogden.
burg York. have opened office in Washington city for
claims before Congress and
Inc departments Of the general government They prom
~ their business hat be hrusted
10 their be made to members Of The last
Congress =,
Hotel, will be duly attended TO.
son J0-dly
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We have noticed statements calculated TO justify the
belief that the expedition aud landing OF Lopez
and his followers were determined by iase inior-
nation sent to him by the officers of the captain
general OF Cuba. Should this turn out 10 have
been the case, Rew aspect VIII have been gwen
to this whole subject, which will make deep I'M
preston on the public mind Whatever may be SAID OF
the legal power of the President 10 arrest our citizens on
the high seas or OF the guilt OF those clhzensin organ
zinx within our limits armed expedition to take par
in war for the independence of Cuba, there can be bu
one opinion in respect the perhdy OF the Spanish author
ties they have resored any satagem to enuce such
expeditions for the purpose OF Furnishing the individuals
composing them Such conduct would meet the repro
baton of the whole civilized world, and would author
ze on the part of our government the prompt and
summary measures TO obtain explanation and satisfac
ton
The laws of nations have banished the bsrbarty which
once admitted the OF poison AZ among the
means which might be employed TO destroy an enemy
But this barbaric practice would be lar more ex
cusable than that which would permit nat ons to nvegle
into their territories the objects OF their vengeance. II
would sap the foundation of all public virtue, and re-
duce national power to the level of that individual
degradation out of which proceed assassination and
murder.
It is to be hoped that government not precluded
by the unguaded proclamation OF tie President from the
adoption of such will bring 10 light all that
has been done by the officers of Cuba, uslying the be
lief that they have en,ced Lopez and his followers by
giving to them false information. The fact that such
suspicion exists is of itself proof that the President was
out of the sphere OF constitutional duty when he said to
the world that he would not interfere in behalf OF those
unfortunate men, "no matter TO what e1temiiies they
may be reduced consequence of their illegal conduit"
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For freight or passage apply TO = -
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No So Wall street, N, Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, Co,
Liverpool
Z. G. ROBERTS, h CO.,
IL Kings Arms Yard, London
l.. DRAPER IT,,
Sept 5-dly boulevard, MonmartIe, Paris
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The Southern Press Of yesterday questions the auben
ITCHY Of the despatch received by from Cdnton tMs
ss.ppi) under date of 9th inst. announcing the with
drawa of this gentleman from the canvass though as
we informed readers, the despatch bore most re-
spectacle signature We find in the Baltimore Patriot
OF yesterday the following confirmation of our ntel-
gence by despatch from Jackson bearing date trco days
later
Niuissippi.-Jpitharatoaiof Gsr. Quftuan.
JACKSON, Mississippi, September s-Gen. Quitmsn has
Withdrawn himself as candidate for governor Of this State
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THE duties of this institution will be resumed Monday, Sep
TENDER We have large and wevennlsted
by 20 s furnished With Boston desks hc
recaons Our desire il improve
pills their
enjoy reasonable share the patronage
parents wish their well educated
ONCE Of the Republic bookstores
Gray Taylor Mnury, and Farnhsm Of ourselves
College,
JAMES NoURsR,
JOS. HARVEY NOURsE.
Aug 27--d2w
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@r-s~Ma These ships having been built by
EE%Yw pIessly foI service,
LTIkfT in their n
and speed,
daaon. passengers unequaicd for elegance
Pnce OF passage New York Liverpool $50 Exclusive
use OF ss5 From Liverpool York.
f35 80
No berth be secured until paid for.
ships will not be accountable for gold y
bullion specie jewsry precious stones metals unlos bills Of
adng signed and the value thereof therein expressed
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do Amsncan ocoth, from twelve to eighteen feet
25 do ow-prced oiclotb, from six feet
wide
10 Cocoon mattings for basement, sc.
Also hand full of i'm
ported IN American carpetng, such
Tapestry velvet tapestry English and American
imperial PITY, and ngrain ingram,
hemp and both striped and plaid together
furnishing which
prepared fully determined offer good Terms
dealers In this country.
is-a p. II. HooE 4 co.
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LBAN, by the author Of Lady AIic.''-A Tai. Of
IA the World, For sale by TAYLOR A. MAURY,
seps Booksellers, OH street
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The loss Of time oecasioned by appraslng the goods
tbougb The average time has been reduced since Dir.
Pendletons appointment from two months 10 two weeks
and eyen If Mr. Browne does the parties the favor 10
iv eve dollars for boat hire, appraiee live stock
III ~ goods on board. the delay is often as long, be-
cause a plank OF house or wheel OF cart was not
yasdv for inspection and whenever said i've dollars
moi raid for he speedy examination of pershabe articles,
snch as onions eggs &c, they often allowed 10 at
The appraisers store before the returns made,
- A MERCHANT,
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IIAKDWARE and Cutlery have just received very
III large we'll selected supply Of hardware and cutlery building
of all kinds direct from the factories Builders Will do
give call, selling reduced prices Terms
easy. o. WOODWARD
Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th and ii III streets
Sept 5-6uf
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NEW YORK GRATEs.-I have Just received, direct from
N York. assortment enameled OF the
which, cheapness
this Terms moderate Please
call examine before purchasing.
c. WOODWARD
Pennsylvania avenue, between 10Th and lIth streets.
81