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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-03
The Election.

The cOrresp ondent If The Duly Nees
writes on tho l6Ih Dec:
To-day there is d visible tuning GIhe Ite ag@Inst
LOUIS Napoleon, and omlnOus gloom 70 visible
IN the countenances o. his suppOtefs sfo"ds Ok
people are Rocking 20 TIE mayO TRs 10 obtain ther
Inscription on the electoral hsts they even Iosu ~
4.e-s ooisios the doors Ia pIoclRs ihs recognition
o. their nght 10 vote And all this ea5efnsfs Is
eyineed by Tie majority evidently not win desgns
favorable TO the views OF the President several OF
the electors Communicated without reserve tael In
tentlon TO deposl, nr bean nsn great change has
IN iael taken place Ia the opinions olths smt shop
keepers curing the lasI Two days and the tyrsn-
nous suppression OF tie Siecie has produced Inc
mense effect. hear also THAI the Legitlmisi. hare
quite changed ther policy, and intend 70 yo,e Ia
Pans against, instead OF sostaning. as they hadbe-
fore agreed II lsthO0ght 10 day that the gOGes for
Louis Napoleon A, Paris will not greatly exceed
00,o0o, whereas there about $50 900 electors.
On the subject of the freedom Of the com
ing election, II i nasyely stated IN the Ngitag Pa
ristaR, " That Cot. MoGteOelo commanding go
cavalry at Tours has sent IA $50 votes Ihe Pfssi
dent, for the brave Colonel went himself 10 ssery
man, even inslHclng phose in the hospital 10 sss
pe,onally for his vote, and not one Of tue men
made default"
A correspondent OF The DAILY Ne'es
whites from Paris
have looked abroad over this singular souniy,
and asked myself, who IN all France rlil come "
LOUIS Napoleon's support Ihe shs"el |" As t1 a.
|. All the imbeclles ? All the Ola .omen OF ocm
sexes }. All the skopkeepers 4 nan the peas4ns.
5. All the Jesuiis All the pace-hunlefs 7. Inc
army and pavy ;. ". Theirs
Tie next Question was, who will oppose Lons
Napoleon The snsNef Is naturally sugscstedW
the above list But let Us loOk-i Ali the yoGcg;
youth being naturally truthful, progressive, cor.
sssous ana protestant. All men Of genius geniss
being essentially aad instincnyely noble mnf1rs
generous free, AMI impatient Of restraint. ;. -
merchants commerce having always tchdescy
TO enlightsn the Mid and extend the Dsioa Z.
All true liberals OF whatever lass not one Of shoms
SO far az can learn has yet shrunk from MS p'A
cipieA
CoRcemingthe first class, have not met ayo,4
man IN Paris who does not feel that the election q
Louis Napoleon would be a curse. OF eoufseL
except the poor crllhn G. machines who compose -
army :.
A. for the second class, any one familiar WI
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IL Jenny Lind is still at the Union place
Hotel aud will remain there some weeks. She Is
III deep affection for the dealh Of her mother
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post-QGcc Operations .

The PoStmaSter-G General has established
The following new Post-0fices for the week ending
Dec. %, 1881
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Extradi,iOn FOf Knine.

There will be meeting of our citizens
at Tommeny Hall to morrow evening, to consider
the case Of THOMAS KAINE, the Irishman who has
been decided by oar |. 5. Courts to be justly re-
cleimable by Great Britain as & feI0n, and for
whose surrender an order has accordingly issued
from the State Department We apprchend that
when the meeting assemblies, kane will no longer
be within the jurisdiction or reach of our Govern.
ment.
Still, We rejoice that the meeting is to be held,
and We trust its proceedings and resolves win be
such as all right-minded men can approve. This
whole subject Of the Extradit.on Of Criminals
needs careful consideration and revision.
We are in favor Of Extraction, within proper
limits. We don't want our country made place
Of refuge for III ,opean thieves, orgers, swindlers
and murderers. We wish the Cd Wcrld would
take bone so many Of these as she has sent US
ard be careful not to send any more. Or, if she
should, We should be very glad to restore them on
demand.
But VIC must be careful that extradition IS not
abused to grasp iugitycs guilty OF offences OF a
Political, not Moral, character. II Kane were a
dispossessed or otherwise abssed tenant OF land
-O.,er, struggling fJI aAAt 4e &c, DieI ,is J'st
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and the measures of the so-caIled Demo-
cratic party Vote for British free trade
but you who have no such perverted and
unaccountable Instincts you who would
see English greed restricted TO its
own natural and just limits; you who
would see your adopted country raised to
the greatest prosperity, power, freedom.
and independence of which it is capable.
and all countries emancipated from British
control and interference with their indus
trial growth and healthy progress in civili-
cation and freedom, for you, too, the way
is easy: Vote for Protection to American
Industry! Vote for Wing measures and
Wing candidates
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rights-i his offence were impelled by and direct
60 against institutions and laws which he sincere
~ deemed ubiquitous and approximation he
ought not to be given up under the Ashburton
tenty; or re;hcr that treaty should be so ,nodi
htd US not to permit any one SO imperiled to be
gwen up hereafter. This country cannot afford
to surrender the Emmets, Simpsons, and Mac
Nevins whom oiisarchic oppression drives from time
to time to our shores and the Treaty Of Extra
dition must be so construed or so amended as to
be perfectly clear on this point. Let US see that
the subject receives appropriate ventilation.
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the tngiisn minds Would note very meer;as vui,sr
cocsnty who could not Writ bis AN q, ,e ~hssSsr
hDspo vas sn Island or apeninsus. point at the E..
bsssador OF me fsnsees, and 'show him OF ia.t az ,a
keeper OF meDsgerie would some recep,iv in,or,eS
beast"
Well, really, if we are to bedizen and
array our ambassadors to satisfy the fas
tidious tastes of "every sneering, Vulgar
cockney who could not write his name,"
we hpprehend they will be good for little
else. Our idea is to select men fit for their
work, and let all matters of equipagc and
ornament take care of themselves. And
we know enough of the English to feel
sure that a solid, capable, upright, intelli-
gent MAN will have no difficulty in doing
well the work of American ambassador in
London and enjoying all needful respect
and social intercourse there, though living
inside of $4,000 year.
Other Nations may, if they choose, find
delight and feed pride on the contempla-
ton of their ambassadors drawing salaries
OF 100000 to 100000 per annum, and
enjoying "fine houses" "horses," and
servants accordingly; we should feel
more delight and a loftier pride if our
Country were represented throughout Eu-
rope by ambassadors who preferred to
dress plainly and live frugally on less than
$4,000 year, so as not to ape but to con-
trast the gilded pageantries to support
which the squalid millions of Europe are
ground into the earth. We should like to
hear sneering, vulgar cockney" say to
an American in Europe, "Our Embassa-
doris are paid thrice what yours are" and
have him answered, YES; but our Ia
bOrers are paid twice as high as yours, and
none of them who is able and willing to
labor need ever go to the Poor House."
Possibly, the cockney might learn to put
that and that together and turn from
sneering to thinking. That would be a
salutary change, and we recommend it to
the imitation of "A Stanch Wing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-21

FROM EURoPE.-By the America, at
Halifax last evening, we have three days later
news from Europe. Our dispatches are incom-
pletc, owing to a break in the Nova Scotia line Of
telegraph. The news is not especially important
The Parliamentary Elections were proceeding
and the returns so far are deemed rather uniavors-
bic to the Government. Lord John Russell, Lord
Palmerston, Baron Rothschild, DIR. Layard
Iof" Nineveh') Sir Robert Peel, MOncktOn Mines,
and other notables are elected, George Thompson
is defeated, for neglect of duty. There are few
items Of interest from the Continent. Gen. DEM
binsli and VI. Szemere repudiate the statement
in Gdrgey's book, that they ever offered the Hun
gaIian crown to Russia. The English markets
ave not materially changed.
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Fun in Misunderstanding in Tennessee.
Ccrrespoaeeacs Of TIE y. Y Trsne
WAsMNcroY. luce Jay, July 90 lsIe.


c. tells a good story about Brown
rows Flibuster Meeting at knoxville 1t was
called as Mass Meeting, assembled, duly organ
lied, and six orators made speeches against Scorr
nobody in his favor; and when they came to
take the sense Of the meeting there were just
sic rotcS agains. ScorT and three Of these sub
sequently made Scorr speeches at Ratification
Meeting.
CIV. protests that the very men who solemn
ly promised to stand by him to the death against
SCOTT have been bought up lie received a
Tennessee paper the other day, containing an ac-
count of a SCOTT Meeting in las distinct, WHO"
a trial to his piety-for three oil the SIX VINO
promised him that they would die IN the iast d'ch
opposing Scorr, had been making hal.n ' To
Speeches and two Of the other three were VICE
Presidents He says human nature has ceased TO
be trustworthy. ouisi ''N'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-21
R, r. R.-Five complaints, raging in

II, II. h.-rlVe Complaints, raging IN
che system, cured BY r. r. r. Remedies in twenty-five
says-Rheuua'ism, Liver Compliant, Neuralgia, Fever
SoIea Chlls and FeveB-Alr. c., gentleman lately re-
turned tour, afflicted with each of the
above plants at the time He commenced the
Of the r. h. r. Remedies the Goth Of June For Rheun
sism lie used RAILWAYS Ready Relief; he u,ed eXter
RGy In ess than ten minutes after the fret application ne
YES free from paia-he could his limos free
fc Neuralgia be used the Ready Relief internally and
tutiy IL Instantly asyed the most violent irrta ions
and asms It impaired 9Th and vitality 20 his
lie has nos been troubled since the tenth day with any
lssc pains Chills and Eever-l(ADwAY's Ready Relief
Internally and externally IL impaired heat, health and
strength TO the Geld and CHILLY bood neutrs1ed the poi
sgnous MAN OF saue. Liver Compatnt-RADwAY's Reg
Sse oIeeuaie the VI he system and 10 give tone
ana energy to the liver; 70 insure pleasant and healthy d.
fon snd regular action Of the bowels to prevent cost
sne INDIGESTION &C. He entirely cured Of this
liant y the LIST Of July Fever SoesHe took the Reno
sstne kesoSent he had nineteen very large The
hoNeIt eeansed end purified ais blood made 1t pure and
Co ana resolved from the body all diseased and poi
saoqs otIesu and irritating humos On the 10Th Of July
eSeo at The r Office ard epresented himself cured
rs hheuelstiiI, Chils and Fever, Neuralgia and Fever
!eshad 81 been cured and removed By the x. r. Rem
es IN twenty-five days X. r. r. Otiiee No To- Fulton
y opposite 81 PANS upstairs
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By TELEGRAPH.-We have some inter
esting news from st. John, N. b., in regard to
the fishery business. A regular feet of British
cruisers is abou. TO make foray upon the fishing
ships. The proceedings VIII be watched with
anxious eyes.
The Canadians proclaim reciprocal lree-trade in
raw materials and minerals with Prince Edwards
Island.
There is talk Of arranging line of steamships
from Quebec to Liverpool, and the Canadians are
moving in the business.
Secretary Webster is at Boston, and is said to
be in private conference with AIR. Champion, the
British minister; of course, in regard to the fish
troubles.
Bishop Henshaw, of Rhode Island, died in Mary
land yesterday.
Days trial lat Washington is closed, and the
case has gone to the Jury. The verdict has not
reached us.
1t is said that Judge Conkling Of this State, is
appointed Minister to Mexico, vice Robert p =.
Letcher. 1t is also reported that Judge Cham
bers, Of Nd, declined the post Of Secretary Of
the Navy.
From the South We have interesting items of
Texan news.
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q We ask the friends Of NCOTp And


AZ We ask the friends Of SCOTT and
SEAHAM to cau at cur Office and examine
aeiOllOwiDg Campaign publications, which
we're prepared under the auspices of the
CENTRAL Committee Of the friends of Gen.
EOtt al Washington, are every way an
Gentle and efficient, aAi are sold at The
Are cost of Paper and Printing. There
@ght to be at least one Million Copies in
acuiai0n before the end Of July. Friends
the Cause call and see if you don't
',aht to supply every house in your County,
0WB or Ward with
~ TEsE CAMPAIGN LIZZIE Of GEN.
W0Ts. with - illustrations Of the mos. event
scenes Of lis Iiustrious career heladne the Rattle,
OsPpewa, Landys Lane, Caro Gordo, Con,reras.
~aPope9, &C., with h's protacdon Of the Irish p,,s
ash Cora3a, &c. &c.-s large, handsome psr,ofl "a
sHIytwo s'ggs on fne pa2el--ls ready at Ia. hi.
~ once 'his morning Prce g. per hundred, 20
%1' per dozen, cents single
40, Also,
HNhS IN TIKI LIFE OK GEN. SCOTT
''oaa sheet to 30 hung up n dwellings and public
-"iih eighteen spiritet llcslratous--will also 5e
u and VII be Afforded lor $40 per thousand, SIX
'''aied' or cents sinsy. Terms, Cash inaexlbIy
he'r' DERBY, ORION 4 Co. aud Howaep sr,sa.
In "FIiy The norunS Edition Of The Tyi5aae At n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-21
A WORD on 4 wEIGHTY QUESTION

The eloquent THos. FRANCIS MEAGHEE'
in speech deli ,ered at a meeting OF the
Irish Conit deratioD, on April :, 1871 used
these impressive words;
"Teil me, has England no. eaten enough oI your
food srd hs- she oroktat enough ri y1uI L'l'
.aA.Uues al -4s go .~.is2 e4O~s. - 49,. -
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tTTT CENTS WORTH FOR Two SILL

To the public +. LYON would say.
lie has put down his powder and pills
&c bali whst be charged tO.ler day,
My01ll see by tine circular bills.
Now Jour house yoa Of bedbugs can elea-,
VI OF yernin, tor twenty-five cents,
we dosing will last for year.
IyoN., NopuTehsscr ever repents
Nss,r Magnetic Powder twl hoUt poisonl and Lyon
, % Is toI the destruction Of insects and vs,nn, are
~ f.i Broadway.
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Publishers, Tribune Buildings, New.York.

CoNGREss.-The Senate yesterday re-
ceved Mr.. JAMEss bill to amend the Tariff. 1t
provides for more equitable estimate Of value on
goods taxed ad yalorem, so that the system of
running goods through upon low and fictitious
values may I've in measure broken up. The bill
was put to sleep with the Finance Committee
The bill to purchase CATLIN's Indian Gallery was
discussed, but finally laid on the table. Several
bills of minor Importance were pushed forward
little, and the Senate adjourned.
In the House, the Plank Road Land bill was de-
bated during the morning hour. Mr.. OLDs then
wasted the remainder Of the session in political
speech Of no consequence. Another day lost.
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sue (epht large pages each six columns Of Literature
Politics and Eews for the remsinder of the Presidential
Campaign, commencing with the 7ih of August aud
closing with Nov 18th, when conf ienty hope to
announce their triumph,-On the follo wing terms
I copy for the IS weeks. 80 81
u copies, TO one address OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
10 copies 90 so.'''''''''''''''''..''... go
Payment In all cases TO accompany the order.
The selection of WINFIELD Scorr for President and
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM for Vice.Presdent has gratied
ardent wishes and strengthened earnest hopes
Our conviction has long been fixed that Gen. ScoTr Is
the very man fitted and marked out by his heroic
achievements-hs nestimable services at critical pc
Rods In preserving National tranquility and prevent
Ing the effusion of bood-by bis unquesdoned integ
ry his selfdevodng patriotism his uu'ectonal position
and bis humanityto unite the Wing Masses in
thusiasc, invincibe host and lead them to victory
So believing, have lsbored ard hoped for his nomi
nation and we now confidently look to the result to
Justify our sangnlne sntclpations.
THE TRIBUNE, standing on its own Platform and
knowing no other authority but truth, will do It's utmost
for the election Of ScoTT and GRAHAM; but II will not
be absorbed by Political discussion. We have chosen
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than small and cheaper one, because the postage Ia
the same, and because wish to extend the know
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from Syria, the ruins Of Nineveh, Constantinope &c.
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ErnRY CLAY.--Those who wish to pos
'ss.,s. ~ The crest American Statesman" can
se ore Of the brs. ever taken OF him, q! BDTs
Pee GALLERY No. 26 Brc sd~ey
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HEALTH AND CoMFoRT.-The AeI
~ Gentlemen whose personal appear

anee has sus red aryrdom BY I'll made Shirts are invited
so (3REENs No Aston House where, by the system OF
proportions observed IN tie CUTTING every Shir Is maae 70
ff not merely we'll with such p9Tect adaptation 70
n, fsure IS 40 other methed did secure
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LARGE AND PEREMrToRY SALE OF ELE-

can't VILLA AND COTTAGE SITES Al YONKERs.lt is sell
d we are called upon record sale Of such beautiful Prop
srty A. that which 10 be sold auction by ANTHONY j.
BLEEcRER "WEDNESDAY the 2st inst, at Il O'Clock, a.
The Merchants Exchange
we Deem il duiy invite the attention not Only OF
oar iends but public in general pa tcuny these DE-
,ing 3c cottage Site with most magnificent scd roman
nc view Of the Hudson River ead surrounding country to
thk sale. .
The property consists Of about $50 Lots Of Ground in the
o available and valuable part of the village of Yonker
ana Is one Ct the most choice pieces Of property that has
been offered the community for many The conve
riepce to and nom this city being only is miles
Distant and halt hours travel by rsilroad thsrerOm to-
setber with the healthy location and excellent neshborh)od
al combine render this exceedingly desirable property
ether for gsntemsns country residence, or for Business
opeops The fact also that property IN the Deigh5ohood
Il rapidly rising in value and will continue n rise makes It
also very safe and profitable investment for capitalists.
The sale will be positive 6ud the terms will be liberal TO the
purchasers Maps describing the above property can be had
u the Auction Rooms, No 6TJad-st. (lO5o)
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VAN DrrsEN's IMpRovED WAHpENE.

The summer period Of the year most favorable
90 the Of those external applications winch act upon
fe ~ through the pores VI the skin On this account
the above preparation should bs used the result would
most certainly be and uXuraut covering OF hair Tor
he head speedy change Of gray hairs their natural
color and entire appearance OF personal improve
pent Sold at the General Depot, No. l23 Chambsrsst
,ps the principal druggists of the city.
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~ LYONS Kathairon, for the growth
and Establishment of the Hair to prevent its falling of
ard tuning gray, and the esrabe Toilet article 10
he world eIhsing the fragrance of the most delightful
Flowers AID giving the Hair clean, soft rich, luxurant
appearance obtained by other article Sold by al pdn
eips Druggists in the world L. THOMAS LYON, No. l6l
Bfoadway New. York.
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HAIR DYE AND WIGS. 8
Mandatory for these articles is oeebssd In all Psr1 Of
Wig or Toupse can surely be Ghted. His Hair Dye
hspphei e guarsntee) sold Wholesale Retail
ttNo Wallet Copy the sddress beware Of imitation
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THE TRIBUNE.
SCOTT Leads the Column FORWARD

The publishers of The Ne'0- York
Yrbrne prefer copies OF their regular and full Weekly
Issue (eght large pages each six columns of Literature,
Politics and Eews for the remainder of the Presidential
Campaign, commencing with the 7th of August aud
closing with Nov 18th, when conf ientIy hope to
announce their trfumph-on the foil wing terms:
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~ The World has seldom been startled
~ speh discovery as CHRIsTADoso's Liquid Hair DYE
Gentlemen from distaEce staying the hotels pronounce
tbefsc beyond all belief IL reuye gray hair ana D
nrg for few times the necessity for it's essened unt
length it almost have replaced nature BOLD and
applied at CHRIsTADoRo's, No. AatOr House.
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~ Every body should know that gray
hAr be restored to lite original color by the uss OF DA
vss Pshyere This is decidedly Of the peculiar
inventions Of the age 1t upon the roots Of the hair,
causes new Of the natural cOonng ud and thus
by Raiuss own law sccompises ne work S)ld at ne
General Depot No SOC GRAND and at Nos 92 Broadway,
s7e ws,hingonst 362 Hudson-st and III Bowery New
York also Nos IFS Fulton-st ADD l6 Atlantic ST. Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-21

a. DIR. POWELL, Ocullst, Aurlsr, &C.,
sieuds especially TO diseases Of the Eye and Ear from
sto4 O'clock daily, at his residence, No SOP BrOadway
where eaa DO had his Treatise tho Eye and his Ear
EomAins also Artificial Eyes which inserted without
noperaion and will move and look ike the natural.
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IF FowLERs IL WELLS, Phrenologista

~ I1UBUhEN IS HIIII IHFIJIHgs IVo SIU-
rOu view sits cooling shadeits lovely walks aud its de-
hshrfu air are ell times accessible 10 citizens when
th,y seek to escape the cys sitting heat Go this after
neon and take your children the 1c the green OF the
Otto Cottsge win delight them.
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C. "s'r' DERBY, ORION 4 Co aud HowAsu Stage,
IN "tIy The horninS Edition Of The Tri1une At n