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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

SPRING FASHION.-Just finished, the
Hnon splendid article ever offered, elegant FRENCH
SILK HATS at the low price Of 49, usually sold At s.
Az IN article at 81 80. Neat Hats Vt So. BROWN No
l,s Canal It,, one door from Sullivan. 17f linz
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NOTICE.-The New.York and Harlem
" Railroad Company having agreed 10 aceSr. sh. Al
oaDy Extension or me New-f and Harlem
prepared al his Office No Centsr-s 70 receive and sI;
Stoct an per azrsement-Dated NewYork Feb 10, 1859.
isf?w eAM NJ BLATCHFORD. Treasurer.
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finanrial.

OFprcy OF THE GRoCERs' FIRE INSURANCE. Co.,
NEw-YoRK, March /. 1884,
nIVIDEND.-The Board of Directors
~ of this Company have this day declared semi nm.
nua Dividend of SIX per Cent payable ON and afer me
Sth inst [m22 J. MILTON SMITH, Secretary
yVHE TRANSFER BOOKS of the Buff
road Coupapss have been removed TO the Office Of
Me.srs DUNCAN, SHERMAN s CO.. Bankers. No: 40
William At NAL
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Az TONS CHINA CLAY in store and
nv for sale by JAS. 7. DERRICKSON& Co.,
lTtf Nc. le5 Fulson-st.
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DROKEN BANK NOTES BOUGHT.

Umpire STONE-DRESSING COM
~ PANY-The Trustees Of this Company have de.
clared dividend of TW ENrY-ONE CENTS ON THE
DOLLAR on capt al stock for the ending THIS day.
PAYABLE at the office of the Treasurer, Ne. atsI on
Mi SO A' GEORGE SHERMAN, Secretary.
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DEAL ESTATE Houses,
IL Stores and other Property, the City ard vicinity Of
Rsw-YorkI Let and Rents collected Landed and other
Littes taken n etsee as agent ana AnoTney Rea Es;
Cir Bonds snd Mortgages Interest and other Dabss cod
leisd and prem pt returns made In all cases.
CEoe No IS Chanbers-ss from 10 A. NJ. TO 10 n. No.
40 It'll st., from 7 to A. NJ. and to 8P. NJ
Rsersncs-MessrL Harper & Brothers, No. 80 Clfst.
BENJAMIN Lcder, ESQ, No. 90 HamHond-st Peter Gar
rer, Eq., No g East l6th-st James B Murray. Esq,
Nc, 10 Washington place A. L. Sands, Esq., No 30 La
TsJs place; MessSs William Smith Son, No. 80 9Th
n 27f Owe
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II VNBIU1N I n fJAN Il VI It 10 II ITO
a subscriber having branches OF his es:selshment IN
he principal cities of Europe London Paris, Madrid,
Bases ViesnA, &c. for the purpose of ansact,ng Pa
in bushes enabled 70 secure Letters Patent abroad
mnporast inventions ard TO have them Delivered here
IN London, N about neourth OF the time and at one
huth Of The expense which ould be required by special
vslts JOSEPH Pap RSS0N,
Solicllef Of American and Foreign Patents,
ul lnDkNW No WQll-St, Now-Xork.
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WIGS and TOUPEES.-The best and
w cheapest in the city can be found at BATCHR.
LOR'S celebrated Wing Factory, No. Wal-st. SIS II
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DEMOVAL-MoRSE'S AMERICAN
GROUND CHARCOAL, for mixing

HRUUND CHAKCUAL, for mixing
u with Peruvian Guano and other agricultural pur-
ps Price per bbl; 10 bills and over es charge
ipchsges Also Keniishs celebrated Artificial Guan0,
iul per ID. or $40 per tun. Pure Oyster shel Line.
bAs barrel or bushei Dealers supplied with all the
hove ON liberal terms. All Agricultural Commissions,
N he purchase and sale of i'm pements Seeds stock SC
haAaly attended to- at No. 40 Peck slip, NewYork up
Grra 2Tf ets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-23

e Orr advices from California by the
steamer United States are of ten days later
date than our previous Intelligence. The
most important item by this arrival is the
destruction of the City of Sonora by fire.
which was laid in ashes on the morning OF
June 1s. The loss is estimated at nearly
100000. The mining intelligence con-
tinues to be encouraging. Later details
from Salt Lake, Camp Yuma and Carson
Valley will be found in our columns under
the appropriate head.
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exhibited their stupidity of late, by baw-
ing that nobody could now presume to eA-
press opinions less mean than their own on
this subject, now have an opportunity ot
revsmpine their paragraphs on account oil
MIR. Wells, and The TribuHe, jointly or
seyeralIy. as they may prefer.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
For PTcstGen1, .-H
WINFIELD SCOTT Of New-Jerysy.
For Hc President
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM Of North-Carolint4

Ey- TIE Tribune IL served 10 this City. Brooklyn VII
u.sburgb and jersey CITY for IA cent? Per week payable
10 the carriers Nauaes sent hroush the Postoee or rennJ
Post viii be PROMPTLY placed upon the Csr1.ss books
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~ HAsTINes's Compound Syrup of

Nspbtba not only positive but warranted cure for Con.
sumption and all other Diseases of the Lungs This edi-
cine has decided the dispute about the durability Of Con-
sumption, and satisfied the Medical Faculty and all who
have used it, that Consumption and all Affections OF the
Lungs only be cured but that they easily and SIM
ply cured almost any Of the disorders 10 which the human
frame 10 liable. The operation Of single bottle, which
too far gone in the diseaseo sac ano even single dose
evidence Of its extraordinary influence in arresng and
eracanDe the malady by the immediate Teie which It az
fOrds Thus qusck secret needy Dr. HASTINGS, its
dcoveTeT IA Vt the eminent physicians Of the age
aud bss msde full of It's history and all It's copo
parts the world not wishing 10 incur the Responsible
~ OF combining to himself for the sake of profit secret
which calculated TO do such universal good And such
have been the wonderful results Of its operations that the
London Lancet The Medical Tines and the most eminent
physicians both Hemisphees sxousy caingupon suf
ierer " have immediate TO w. and pnoclalmng
that Of all known medicines II alone has positively estab
sheG IL efficacy BY undenabe proofs Of curing COnsump
ton and other diseases of the lungs The great celebrity Of
cess Of publishing certificates Of In fact far
b. scerned It has cured OF fast curing almost all
who have use IT, and probably no pers who has taken
bottle but would be willing to give warm certificate in its
favor Others have already cone without solicitation
Probably ohrds Of the regular physicians on both aides
OF the Atlantic now using bASTiNGss Nsptha syrup In
their private practice aud many Of them arc becoming ia
Lung entirely through it, Agency for New York
and vicinity c. V. CLIcKENER Co, No 81 Barclay-st
~ M. BoNPLAND, the companion of
the sbsted Humboldt writing in January last friend
In Port Alsge, Brazil, Procure me, II possible
few boxes Of BEANDRETIfs PLLS. They have performed
many wonderful here 10 San Bors aud they in
deed excellent medcins was induced try them and
have iespeo great benefit from them formerly ielt great
lasude hso appetite and tould net sleep but since
have taken these Pills feel IL yg0r had entered
my frsme all greeabe symptoms have gone, and hope
10 i've End enjoy life iOr years TO come" Those who
acquainted with the high character OF NJ Bonplsnd will
confess that The sboye valuable recommendation of
BRANDGErn'S Puts. Thousands 10 this city have
pere the results from this bic sssd purgave
which does not esken bot mpsrs life and ygor to
even organ During bot weather hey should be often used
they viii prevent many Ms and more Lhey will
larFe amount Of vigorous health
sold AZ No. 4l7 Broadway; No 2il lluisonst and No
ga Bovey Principal Office for tue present No. o.
LiSpenard,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-23

~ TIE wBIe ALMANAC for 1850, contains the sompe''
sote for President In 1874 and Is4s For sale At %" ONES
fhes l2a cents 1t can b obtained In Baltimore o. bur
cess Ttylor's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-23
EyDo YOU know that WATrs's Nervous

Anaote the greatest wonder ofhe age trestores health
shei ali else fails and be had with the express under
standing OF returning the money IL not found beneciaa
No rs Ann St or 42i Gfeenwichst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-23
By TELEGRAPH.-Our dispatches TIL

BY TELEGRAPH.-Our dispatches this
morning contain several items of Importance.
1t is stated that very important dispatches in
regard to the fishery difficulty have been iorwared
by Mr.. Webster to onr Minister at London.
An Extra Session of the Mississippi Legislature
has been called, for the purpose Of distrcting the
State and repenishing the Treasury.
Some Of the most eminent ply sicians OF Cincin.
natl deny that cholera exists in that city in an
epidemic form. We very much doubt il the real
Asiatic cholera exists in any part of the United
States at present. Our Washington dispatches
state that Hon.. John p. Kennedy has accepted
the Office of Secretary Of the Navy.
We learn that arrangements have been COM
pleted for line of steam propeIlers between Port
land and Liverpool, mainly for the accommodation
Of the people of Canada.
An important injunction in regard to the Sun
bury and Erie Railroad has been granted by the
Pennsy kania Supreme Court.
We have several news items from the South
which will be read with interest; also, the burn
ing of steamer at Bridgeport, &c. &c.
CoNGREss.--In the Senate yesterday,
several prominent Loco-Focos practically abjured
their platform On the subject of Internal Improve
ments by the National Government, for the pur-
pose of supporting bill for a ship canal around
the Saul Ste Marie. Whenever their particular
interests are concerned, they are quafedly in ia
vor OF such improvements, because a contrary
course would ruin them with their constituents
yet they are pledged to oppose any general and
liberal system, and every snag that they pull
from the Mississippi is plank out of the platform.
When they really mean TO do service to the coun-
try and their constituents, they chamber upon the
Wing platform, and talk loudly of the national
character of the proposed work. Oh, consistency
In the House, Right. ofway bill for all sorts
oiroads was passed. The Fishery difficulty then
came up on call for information. The bill grant
ing lands 10 Indiana and Illinois, for Railroad pur.
poses, was taken up, but no final vote was reached
The Printing Committee reported in favor of CIV
ing Ritchc 100000, for old claims and losses
The House voted to postpone the subject for
three weeks. The River and Harbor bill then
came up, and the Loco-Foco members had some
sparing partly in opposition to the bill altogeth-
ar, but chiefly on particular items where they
although opposed TO Internal Improvements-had
not been put down for sufficiently large slice
rom the Treasury. An evening session was held
but the members rapidly dropped oa, and the
House adjourned for want Of a quorum.
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THE TRIBUNE,

Now. brothers, SOW IS til. bsurr

n,,, 5 Ne,v.l for the remainder OF the Presidential
r,mns,en. commencing with the 7th of August and
,losng With Nov. 25th, when conf iently hope to
announce their .rumph.-on the following terms:
copy for the Is weeks. ~ az
copies, 10 one address. W
q copies do do....................'..'.' w
sapies do do ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 0V
Payment in ali cases to accompany the order
The seection of WINFIELD SCOTT for President and
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM for Wce-Presidens has 'grataed
our ardent wishes and hened our earnest hopes
Our conviction has long been fixed that Gen. ScoTT
the very man fitted and marked out BY bis heroic
schIevements-hls inestiable services, at critical pc
Rods In preserving our National tranquility aud prevent
ing the eFusion of bIood-by his unquestoned integ-
sy, his sefdevong patriotism his unsectonal position
and bis hunanty-to units the Wing Masses In one en-
husiasc, nvlnclble host and lead them TO victory
So believing we have abored and hoped for bis nom-
nation, and we now confidently look 10 the result to
Justify our sauguine antlcpstions
The Tribune, standing on Its own Platform an
knowing no other authority but truth, will do Its utmost
for the election of ScorT and GRAHAM but 1t will not
be absorbed by Political discussion We have chosen
10 profer Campaign subscribers large sheet rather
than small and cheaper one, because the postage
the same and because we wish 10 extend the knowl
edge of what THE TRIBUNE habitualy Is. The letters
Of our Associate BAYARD TAYLOR, who next writes us
from Syria, the ruins of Nineveh Constantinople, &c.
will appear every week, with reviews of new Books
Proceedings of Congress and the general Foreign and
Domestic News of the Day Hthere Is another journal
In America more valuable or interesting than The
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szr DIR. POWELL, Oculist, Aurist, &C.,

attends especially to diseases of the Eye and Ear from
9to4 O'Clock daily, his residence No 5O2 broadwsy;
where can be had bis Treatise the Eye and his Ear
Founsins also Artificial Eyes which inserted without
AZ operation and viii and look ike the natural
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-23

kr Our readers Will frd in our columns
this morning the speech in favor of new
tina OF foreign policy, recently delivered
IN the House of Representatives by Hon.
john WILLS of New York 1t presents
the WIDE generous and liberal side of the
question with ability and with q broad In.
man feeling which every whole souled
man will appreciate and honor. Those of
our contemporaries who have SO zealous,v
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Is Our special correspondent at Wash
ington informs US that there is a prospect
that the Homestead Bill will be carried
through the Senate. We trust that the
anticipation may prove true. Let this bill
become a law, and the present Congress
will have done one thing at least to entitle
it to the good opinion of the country and
to Danish from the recollection the enorm-
Gus multitude of its speeches AID its sins.
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Gs- We ask the friends of SCOTT and
GRAHAM to call at our Office and examine
the following Campaign publications, which
we're prepared under the auspices of the
Central Committee of the friends of Gen.
Scott at Washington, are every way au-
t6entie and Efficient and are sold at the
bare cost of Paper and Printing. There
ought to he at least One Million Copies in
circulation before the end of July. Friends
of the Cause call and see if you don't
want to supply every house in your County,
Town or Ward with
Il THE CAsEPAsGN LIFE OF Sen.
sCCTT, with 26 illustrations OF the most event
hh scenes OF his luspous career Including the Bales
OF Chippewa, LuDdys Lane Corro Gordo ConEreras
ChSputepoe &c, with biz protection Of tho Irsh prs-
oners In Canada, &C &c large handsome pamphlet
On alr'ytwo pages on tue pSPeris ready at III, Tt
'~"s once this morSng. Prise 81 per hundred, 20
'0"" per dozen, cents single.
Also,
'NSNNs IN TBB LiER OF GEN. SCOTT
0'0~N sheet TO 30 huns w In dwellings and public
piSees-Snh eighteen s,rs sriopsv,l alao ba
ready and vii be afforded yor slo Der thousand s1
per hundred, or eenta singy. Term. CO iosv'aly
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without exception reservation the very best ever In;
vented EQUALLY celebrated 10 GoUR Medlcated
Soap for curing puppies frsckea salt rheu hesh worms
tetter tewses tan, ougho~ss, &c Poudre subtle no
roots hair from any part OF ths boiy. Liquid Rouge, Lily
Winnie aud Hair Gloss At O. Wslksrst, Broadway
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DJAPAN AND THE JAPANESE, from the
most authentic reliable soarces with IL very tns mus
frao,t Of heir Manners Customs, &c BY TALBOT WATTS
4" "''''' j. EEAGLE, No. 10 Ann-st.
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~" The Life or Scot, IN c.,.,

" HE Lie or Scott in German
Campaign Edition, with all the Illustrations If the
regular edition in English. viii be ISSUED b.c,,s
the close of the week. Price 1.-THE same a. n
English s. per hundred, 80 cents per dozen 2
cents single--elways cash. Orders from Club.
Committees, and individuals, are urgently re-
quested Now is the time 10 do good. Address.
Greeley & McElrsth, Tribune Office.
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" The World has seldom been startled

by such discovery ss CHRIsTADoRos Liquid Hair Dve.-
9entleen from distance, staying at the hotels pronounce
It's ecs beyond all belief II reuveuates gray hair and by
u,pg for a times the necessity oI it's lessened until
AT length il almost have replaced nature sold and
spnlied at CaRIsTADoRo's, No Astor House.
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susIwxss worxo1:s.
A RRpurArIos on SOLID BASIS For

A REPUTATION ON A SOLID BASIS FOR
twenty s,e years The firm Of W r. Jennings Go have
Manufactured aud the most eiegSat and ts1onsos
ready inside CD trina IN New Work BARNS that tune .ae
have ppnued toe eve Dor Of their way, s1F, sas
era,ey ave quiet AID trust,ng 70 'he merits OF tne
ing 10, " sslfgrsss 10 the A9es o5 ne ~
cus'om OF the pubic The ple X Nv
styIes of summer eocos introo1ssd Dy oased
have taken" beyond any ih1s bsy asys Jsinss
he period Of e1tTems heat y aW lght
cos ssess Ses Psaiou az Is1''l hsJ s are unsp.
for uddsummeg westhe 10 eI sao ADD tbe prices are
pDu sn Moderate 6sn reaoi 3 % "a @ bo ours
made 90 % ca e Ss o5y are .@ooysd IL the
The most accom- JsNsiscs x Co. 81 Broadway,
establishment American Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-23

HAIR DYE AND WIGs.-BATCHELoRs
the World persons wishing light elegant and durable
Wiz or Toupee can surely be suited: His Hair Dye
i applied lie gusrantee) sold Wholesale or Retail
atNo Wallet Copy the address beware Of limitations.
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~ Once moro we take occasion TO call
te attention of the public those OF Art the CTsyon
nsge.Trsotvpss taken only at A s. ROOTS Gallery
ga pso ,.v corner OF Frank liDst Process patented
oosystors an cautioned against any infringement.
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- -. =. -.ov.d nom No. 2b 70 No. Oh broetvey,
xsoIe ss Buildngs between Houston and Bleeck'
..rs hsy ar, prepared 70 furnish articles In then
1890. notioe and the most fsshionsble materials.
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4 LYon's Kathairon, for the grOwth

and Establishment OF the Hair to prevent is falling OIL
and ttp,pq gYay and the desirable Toilet article 10
the world eshsng the fragrance OF the most dehShtia
Flowers aud giving the Hair clean, soft ncn luXaIeuI
ohtspd ny po other article. sold BY all pm
cpa Druggists in the world. H. THOMAS LYON, No lol
BroaoyaV New. York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-23

e 10000 families in this City are now
ig Nrt soS,s Chinese Lusfrtl Washing FLUID The great
amount OF labor saved and the beautiful wheness u gives
TO linens worthy Of The attention OF every
adjes don't pass another day without IT. Sold oy
sroceIs ally ana No l53 Nassuas Principal depot
liz u s,reu-st JAMES PYLE Manufactured.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-09-17

WIrNEss. did not say what Foss has reported,
and can prove II by Aver.
BARTos; General, what did you make that
speecb for?
BasroS. Wen. t did you oppo.. 81 '0A''' i;
abolition and anti-si"""--u ,,.., - "ehouhoe HE
Wir~- ., 10y view
grossly false"
BAaros. Did you cay slavery wa. morally and
politically rightl
WITNESS Mum.
BARTON. Did you cay slavery and the Slave
law were wrong, and that you loathed the Fugitive
lawl
witness. tsomewhat nettled.l I say again,
sir, the whole report is false, and have proven II
by Mr.. Campbell, who was not present.
BAnToN. Well, now, General, you say you
made speech against Atwood. the Abolition can.
didate for Governor. Now. which side of the ques.
tions of slavery and the Slave law did you takei
WIrSEss tell you, once for all, cir. Foss 10 q
violent abolition enemy Of mine, and bis whole re-
Barton. Bid you say any thing for slavery
ans the Fugitive law ESQ. what was it,
WirNkss. Mum 49, Il ~ b.. ..
s. M Did you say any thing asa'n.s slavery
wrrsrss. Once again. and. for the last time,
false D."
BAnros. General. are you not candidate for
President.
WITsEss. I am, sir.
BARTON. General, are you not very much
afraid that this speech of yours, reported by Mr..
Foes, if not stopped, will damage you very much
at the South?
WITNESS. / know it will, sir; but neuer
made it.
Witness exit very much excited, leaving the
court and jury in roar, and the ex miner look
ing ecstacies at the jury.1
We would delight then, to sit down and listen
to our friend crticise this testimony in the argu
ment Of the case Wouldn't it DO rich Falsta1
and Prince Hal at Mrs. Quickley's inn would be
babies to it. ......-
In associating the name Of our estimable friend,
Major Barton, in this connection, we mean no dis
respect towards him; on the contrary, we have
selected him for our illustrations because Of bis
known acuteness and superior abilities in such
matters, and because we know the figure that will
present itself to the public mind hereabout, where
the majors skill has often been seen and
felt.