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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-30
A LETTER FROM ANOTHER OF The CUBAN

A LETTER FROM ANOTHER OF THE CUBAN
PaIsoNERs.-We fad in TIE Mobile Register a
letter from Charles 4. Downer, one Of the Cuban
prisoners sent to Spain, in which he relates some
Of the particulars Of the expedluon and of It's
Ia al result, and concludes his statement as fol-
lows:
Again say thus ended this expedition, and so 1t
ogcM to nave ended. For expedition raise 4
through deception, where young men of no exPe-
rOnce in affairs a. TINS sort are inouced through
'alse representations to JOIN 10 revolution, GoIs
cure ought TO be upon IT. and the carers should be
,uace 70 suffer such tcrments as none out demons
could invent But no, the most innocent IN thls case
bsve.beenuace L. suffer For Col Haynes and Capt.
hCly. twomen who worked haTcer to get up the ex-
euiiOn than any others, were, by order OF the Cap
iau.G eneIal Ieea Sed al Havana. But GODS VIII be
ooi e. # ! am doomed 10 remain prisoner mere |
shall submit GbeaT my fate IKE man. But should
" be my luck to return home, assure you sincerely
t2t Inns is the last time as well the FIRST that
ssh ever engage u al undertaking % the KIND"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-30
Appointments by the Governor,

B, and 9th the GduIcs Gr4 consent o. tie Senate
Nofaylts Pubiic-Theooore +. Hand, LenO1 b
FaTnan. K MIRA Joseph 3. Vanum, Jr, New
York John b. Sat,eTthwaite, do. John J. Latting'
DO. John L. Dorance 90 Joseph L. Li~rence,
DO William d. " aGGlngtOn. do lIvlng Paris. co. (,
Ruben 4 Campbell, 90. Robert c. Enforce, do. :
Mailer E8warcs DO, Henry Cammerden j. 90 =
Pierre n. Irving, 90. Joseph B. Nones, DO hsI-
Bickforr Stiacuse Hobart T Hopsinson- Rocnes
tNTE h Byth. DO. GerrItt W. Bell, Bufa,s :,
I { Kimberly, Batavia.
Taxter, Richmond
Comr,ssion,rS Of EmIgration-Eiia' Hicks, New
ynrk lanes Kelley, do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-30
YEAS AND NAYS IL THE HOUSE

The following is the vote of the Honse Oh
Representatives on Tuesday the 9th Inst on send
in,toihe Committee OF the Whole on the sac o.
he Tbjoa the Resolution eireciing the Comnu'sc
On Public Printing to make contract with Dohaii
son & Armstrong. pr5p-ietors % Ths Uai'H ne"
rsuer, to- the printing ofthe T. Census
Vas essrs. AbeIcrcuNis. AIKEN. Wills EN-
Aiayop. John Agpieton, william Appel u - u -
P0wIe Bragg Bngg BROOKS. A. n own :" -
hTaen. beet Baua"a. C4oe.l C1 r c,,sis.
Csnpeeii Thompson Camp's.i,, ~ n,m,a CO..
cecg Cobeef COIN A.. Culio1. Cur Is DAH e. r.
DAVIS. DIE nick Dccksy tety ~ .lod 49, ~ yIsr
ush og-rton, Evaus r csin ten j9f pcs fc,5
n N Fuiltr Gamble Gently Gil dlgs 'lnb e. ,5 5.
NV, Gccoflch Grey Grow, l. Hans ~ Ha, ,.,
Esf Esws Hssca + Haven. H,DUd. HnoNd; H'9 81
Ioi scaT Eorsforf Houston, J. W. II We. n -, " .
sfn- John Johr son r W Johnson. d. 7. Jones o. "
IoIs.' ] G. Jlbes g G Kne Preston KnE. Kdhn;
KuytS Mann Humphrey Mafshali, JsItln, Mco1aao
McLarahan. McNs'r Miller, M'llsIn, h.er. M,gI
t,r Or t,u,lsw A. Pa ker $ W parker. Peasse, Deno
PenLiusm Phers Rsntou RIDDLE hnsseii, sac.eu sen OF
craft. scbOoImsker scudder Ogen Seymou,, 81 ga
Smart SUlib, Stany Benjamin s. anton Apr-han,S SIC
yeps S'epheUs Stone Stfo'her T1ylor Be0.ms Tnonp-
son Townshend, Tuck Venabe. Wd,ddse walsh "aId
Whit. wildnck. Williams Wood va'd-rotal. lis
NAYs-Nessrs Charles Allen Bsyly. Beea e. Broken
rose. Ben on, B9s6y COBB Da~'-9' Deaa, Das una. l
nan Hamilton HeHcT css. Hem. Hywafo. iaEersp'l,
IeicneY oct hart Mssor. McGoke, Mch INeh 'is iHe
Estefs ODE Polk Robbins j., Rob n M stysgs Scu
~ s. Alaitin alton. Swet'ser, George W. Ihsmp'oa'
Wiic.V-Tctai % - ,..
AB,EAr. OR NOT VOTING mssIs Aucfsws. A'eIss,,
B4lsy BeTnslf, bissell Bowie. Boyd. By tspe Gasp
Il an 1 rssiard DARCY, JchnG DAVIS Disney Eim md
ton, Eeiis, aultneI. FLOYD Hasm 70 aarpef' M
m Henry ID Moore, Perkins. Pnr'cr, -O~si, hichtrd-
son Robe Ross schermerho n, snow Thaddeus stevens
81 l., Gsnd Thurston, TOoIoos' WA'hDuH' IT, hA'es-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-30
Later from Texas.


We have before US Galveston papers to
tie 9TH inst, besides papers from the interior OF
10th branches OF the LEGISLATURE united IN doing
honor TO the remains OF Ger. Bunesoh' guy VI"
Irysn pronounced a euloglum over mem -.
4 bill 20 provide for The payment OF the pubic deoi
- SEED the Senate by vote oil q 10 l. me Dii, oy
4 suspension OF the rules, was read IN the house a
r. cond time and referred TO the Committee ON the
Public Debt, with Instructions TO nave Ioo COPIES
f. nted.
u PROVIDES for the payment Of the home or do.
SIC cebt. and for some other claims winch 90 not
rrgperly come under This description. II appropU
~ TWO millions out Of the amount Texas no v has
rrol Of for these purposes, aud also provides tor
t- ultimate payment Of the entire debt as fast AS
t'. necessary releases shall be filed, aud the IN
mnity bill so altered amended as TO permit the
: Treasury 10 repay 10 Texas such amounts as
s. hall pay TO those VINO have lien on the Unl'eo
Charles F King has been elected Mayor Of San
s. lnic, AID d.. Moore has been chosen Mayor OF
r,uston.
ne Hotston TeIeerapk saws that dispatches have
4, cs sent from the o1hcer c mmandng Fort Brown,
e.. more troops TO enable him to prevent parties of
80 uIteeIs from inv ding Mexico. The San Antonio
Ltfgcr savs that troops from Forts Inge and Duncan
have been ordered 20 Fort Brown. In the meantime
parties of volunteers are daily collecting along the
RIO GTande, and are, apparently, waiting Tor some
- y expedition 10 be set on foot. large party OF
americans recently penetrated to the vicinity oil
Noucoya. ard returned without modest .ton.-
Their object, II is sald, was to capture runaway ne
eroes but II supposed that they intended TO ON
taIavaja If he had been successful In hls attack on
Ccualyo.
The Camanches taking advantage OF the DIS
tUfbed state of the Mexican fronuer, nave MAZE
foray upon several OF the small settlements above
IsreOo, ard carried away "A considerable number
o. horses. Between the lnCians and the conten1pg
fCices OF Cardvalal. and the troops of the CeDTt.
Government, the poor people of TamAuIpa' ana
Coahuila are in "A deploiaole condition. They dare
not see with either party, and are wholly una
Ole 10 protect themselves against the1nvasion oil The
saKaPCS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-30

IIsCoNIIHUID--rulver' Greek, Del ware Co, osio
T,tIarnlg Lev CO. Fa.: OIabgs l1te. MMlon Lo.,
DO: r'.lolssl e kISoD Co \ c NUocshef' Dale Co .
Aa N,oub' all I'm, Tuo'amDe Co Cal Grern SHrlngs
ri ID ado Co, DO San J1sq O, San Joaquin Co., 90 :
Bffom Union Go. Az .psas, Sosfy Depoi C'tc.as va
mon, do; Snkng Greek. Bedford 60, Tenn Meuat
N,bo, " lhsnson Co., do; Cold WStor Delaware Co.
Iva =.
NANgS CHANGED-Noth Yarmouth, CuaheIl and Co
Ne lame cnsIesd IL % Yarmouth; - A6& view, Nora
ampton Co, Na.-namt ohsrsod % Ray Niew Oi1
"Ceaar :. ~ ~ Asylum;' Fish Trap Baker Co Ca
none Cd sneed % Mi fofd Rysn's illus. WashiL goa
90 Ky-1an. chars "a TO Beech LAsc UT.iGe, G. at
Go Wis -rame changed to Patch Grove" Ri Ylg-
3.auih CeIte Cumberland Gu, be.-aame changed 10
Nnth Nalnnnih"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-30

thus reduce the expense Of living, and ncreass th
pTcduciive power Win gsr1 - " p1lii1-i ri51s
sou must bee YouT tine. me pest fNti - p''~-
: eva ion iies thrOnth ne rOsd Vf Ia0usrf a1i m
rssIoct; whch vii al last wear " mo 4 gehefo-
uaqnaInlmIty. Above al. let ne. SnD ta ie-fla
fuTirsiiy though n he) az MAJ 81 p.Joi urge -
ioU ootctnce 10 he LAS A'ter ~hie II .u
II rres,ois do nos knpcS OF your chains y'1 81
outeTa - them, AID may God defend the r5l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-30

ARRIVAL OF THs ST0RESHIP SUPPLY. -
The eto,e.hp Supply, In TOW Of the L. .. steamer
Fulton arrived on Wednesday evening from acrnse
IN the Pacific, via Rio de Janeiro. The oOTiag is
4 list Of her ofFiceIs c. H. Kennedy, Lieu. Com.
manoer; w. F. TIuxton, AetIng master X. / AZ
nson, Purter f. NJ rell, Assistant Surgeon
WIN Rely ADD ) J. Biiis, Passed Mdshipme1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-30
List OF Patents
Issued from me United States Patent Office, for q
ptek ending Jan %, 1852.
rr.-..11, u,.,.,ad foy Tha Tribunal

,osek ending Jan q. 1852
lCarefsIly Prepared for The n. Y. rnbune.l
Geo. Brown. of Boston, Mass, sssignor
10 Geo Brown & Jn0. Munfoe, Of same place, for
Improvement OF Piano-Fot;e Action. Dated Jan.
o. 1852
Azel H. Copeland of West Bndgewater, Mass,
for improvement III sand.pap,r Holder. Dated Jan.
81. 1859
Egbert 4. Butler. of Buffalo, n. Y, for Improve
meit Of Mill spIndles Dated Jan p, 1882.
Geo II Dodge of AttlebOTOugh, Mass, for lm-
provements in the Ring Spinner Dtfed Jan. q,
is52
Armstrong, Of New-Oneans, IL ior deeatnisn Tor
Operating the Rehefvalve IN Pdfualy Condcnslng
EnPlIes. DATED Jon u, 1882
John + Hayes, OF Boston, Mass. Tor improvement
IT. Cooking Ranges Dated Jan ~, 1882
Samuel Huse, OF Boston, Mass for Improvement
j. Water Meters. Dated Jan. q, 1852
Caleo Isbisler, OF AllegDany Guy, Pa, for I'm
pro, cd Nail plate Feeder. Daitd Jan. p, 1852
btnISmin hrcfr, II Reading Pa FOR Improvements
IL Iron Ratings Dateo Jan u, 1852
Abraham 5 Miller, OF Republic, o, ici Improve
mont in Railroad Switches Dates Jan q, 1892
Charles V Mex ofsOn, of Baltimore, Md. for In
plovements of Fire Arms Dated Jaa q, 1852
Luther q Parker, OF Pine Township IA ior I'm
pToyement IN ShlDele Machines. Dated Jan y,
Charles Perley, Of New-Y0rk n Y. for Improve
mtnts IN SHIPS Davis Dated Jan. y. 1852
JGo. 7 Plato of Jasper, Tor improvement
il Neck Noses. DATED Jan. q, 1852
LEA RtynOiCs, OF Republic, O, for Improvement IN
Reload Switches Dd,ed Jan. q, 1852
AMI 6 Seup'e, o. Cincinnati, o. 'or Improve
meut IN Wirc6ssos Dated Jan 81, 1872
$40 e. Symmes of West Troy Y, fol- Improve
ment in Shears Dated Jaa q, 1872.
James II Thompson, OF Paterson. y J Tor I'M
p,ovtnt in Fie. cutting Machines. Dated Jan. u,
1852 r..
Geo ". Turner, OF London, Great Britain, Tor
improvements IN Mschiaes tor Making and SIZING
P4per. Dated Jan y, 1892 :, -
L. J. WorCen & f. II. Space, OF Clinton y. y :
Tor Iuprovem1 mt IL Burs ar Alarms. Dated jan u,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-30

,.,ou,e cheats and sooun'rel' -" rnS WA
ems " ,orv,,I" for Feo opens with an lhs'fnc-
TEE - entitled Illustrators Of Physiology
Wv, a' nichols. se'iirg fof'h seseraI npor'aHi
p' Ill facts in s.yle adapted 70 the com
p'.,o, AZ the million T. Is ne first Of series
Psiss Ii DOUBTLESS be valuable Life OF Pfess-
sss % the juteres, oftne narnber-" The Sru-
pix sSJ Ion FEB has It's usl complement o! aie.n
inrenlle reading.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-30
By Telegraph to the Eew.yort Triburs
LouI.iana Z. ;. Senator.

kEw.ORLEASs, Monday, Jan 25, 1852
The vote for Z. ; Senator stood G5 for BenJa-
uin and 81 for Downs.
Discovery of an Extensive silver bi"e-Duei
between the RichmoHd EdiIorS-Mr. ClaT's
Health.
BaLTIvoRg. THURSDAY, Jan. y, 1872.
The Washington Iafe hg,nc,r 4 this morning states
MT dispatches from F1h Fillmore, New hex1co'
.nroui the discovery Of an extensive VEN OF ST.
,erIn that vicinity, which FAD been traced five ala-
cred Zee
The Urion SAYS ttst - rson and Daniels, the Two
J. chro1d EDITORS. * srgec shots, yesterday, On
ue May nj line, hut nishout eGsct. The sec 'hds
ton put stop to the affair, ~hsn the principals
SOCK hands and subseqneAIly were pleasantly en-
ieFtalnec az F. T. Blair's colntry- sea.
Hen. Henry Clay has 50 far recogatei as 10 De
abe to nee out to Gay, accompanied og Ms physi-
claIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-30
Marke,,-Rerorf,d6 b. Telegrasl.

New. ORLEANS. Tuesday, Jan q. 1852.
Nc sales Of CoTToS have been ye, effected s'nfe
The receptou of the Americas news 10 determine
It. effect on our markets MoLAssEs Is declining
pnme sells at 2ec.
New ORLEANS, WEDNESDAY jan. 2s 1882.
CoTToN-Tte sal,s is-c az have been 500 Dales a!
Hesterc avs rates The market has been rather cas-
Ter since the reception Of the Americas ne vs. WITH
out my cuotsble decline. Srict mldohng rs az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-30
RGrunN oF Ole S1EAMER FuLroN --The

RETURN or THE STEAMER FULrON.--The
steamer Fulton dispatched Tor the relief OF vessels
on the Coast, returned Oh Wednesday evening On
he Goth she reports the American bark Peytona, o.
-NeN-York O. lays from NcF south "t.o', be.oN'
snort q. br.si. Supple her and directed , -
follow in On tie p d spoke the NaTY Duna,ns.on.
ofpotton English bue Friendship, from - h..ts .
b,is Jane Holmes OEtDe 2oinspoke re nenn bng
EinIra OF Boston - days irom he Gut's,ioes Ry-
e. Supplied Ter 1. IA provisions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-30

4 WORD FoR the PooM-Mr Editor J.:
OnWtcRss-sy loose over nv wardrobe and fading
u" coulc We'll spare some Old garments, carried
mem own 10 the building on the corner Of Chdrch
a. buahe cts where they were gratefully received
s,N suohs intmauon was given that there many
iN.5 eipi,s ANS there for this kiAd OF AID l would
Just rsmild the thousand Of neo IN ,Sis l,rge tIv
VINO nave half Worn clothes boots shoes exc that
are entirely useless 10 ihen and they PROB ABLY never
Nuuc nave occasion for, that is the time TO look
lhtn up aio Win Their surplus make the poor com
foltable, BY sending them 70 N n estahlishInant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-30
The Weathe- in New-OrIeans.'

NEW ORLEANS, Tuesday, Jan. ,, 1852.
It ne Veatt ef continues cod here and the hISslS-
81 u Is fun Of ice as far loSn as Vlcssolrgh
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pasf-Onico Operalions


The Postmaster General baS es,d1lis1e; the iol
IowugIeN Post Offices for the week ending Jahu
al, "a 1852:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-30

LONGEVITY IN CONNECTICUT Ed'-
far, fecentlv been Oh 4 Visit to the hand OF
L., forefa,hersr (EaSt Hlndsor) and ths Ole %cnoOl
hruge ehoh, once upon time, was the pty'lia.s
az nv uoyish years | had the good fortune 10 en-
~ su hours conversation Win ~ortny patriarch
=, nc Has tofu IN School District No :, II winch ne
sn~ RESIDES md Who gave me tue foiO Wig stlus-
t.s + TIE population Of that district Jan Is lcvz ~
Nlo.t IlI4oef OF persons u 1Le ca -lc' ~
~ 49, lhcl.r, e t.ee! auc 10 years 0i a -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-30

I1s- Intelligence has been received OF tue
s,,e ARRIVAL at Liberia OF the tmigrants who went
rom Hart oId, c., IN seP,enoei las' -nef are i'-
.poItec all well
II Williams College has .eceiset tw'
c!lae NlsYsh .cu'.suIes. st sId7 lses ai:a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-30
sALss OF real ESTATE. The following


L. ca tAif so 90 Lexington as.f ~ ieet norh OF
tgl - Do sac s.
: aue house srd 40 NJ li3 We - h 81. sJNsS----
II sst ara lot 80 IA Thompson ., 23tc5.---------
lots south ste 4 iJil - Us feet vest from id
Az. each llIil0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-30

= We are Indebted 20 Hon +. b. Hat,
N. C., for valuable public documents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-30

Military Defense OF the Bordcrs-Character Of
the COuDtry-Its Adaptation 10 Military
0peradcns-L Lines Of Defense, sc,
The letter which will be found below,
eonmelces with an expression Of ardent admira-
tion OF new plan Of military arrangements on
.he Borders, which the Secretary Of War Is
endea yoriEg to bring into operation. 1t then
plocoeds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-30

Na'[S AVN - nj, veihe 81
fuieu iascc---------es' ms WITT -------'' "a
lanes Pssco .....- 81, his Wife-------.---.,s
-, Psrcroft s. Wlcox store Pease-y ~
ssth Bootn.-..sJ. Widos Oliver ifoer -
Cart. Theocore PaSc0--.9, Widow iehn AZ
Pa Owe Flsh---------'f
TIC are thirteen persons whose unllel ~sss " &
l,5q years ara Who constitute nearly one stEeh-A
&c II And Ga ytars-neary al Of WHOM "eIe
rorI II anc have spent .aeir GAYS Where tnef ~ -
reslfe Ave IQI instances % .lonseslIv Pti@'ri ."
tht re-. 's~ suc far betNtea luLIt1ls ''"i~-S
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EXTRACTED FROM TIE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEES

EVENING SCHOOLS 49, On.
The whole numoer OF schools opened culi . 90,
80, sesroa mas been nineteen, VIZ T"eFe loi
49, s,,forfemaleg- AMI one for coiofed p.sons,
TIC ssre as last year TIE mount EXPENDED 10,
ibeir srpeort was sl2l2f So AMI there nave Deeu
$500 90 paid a balance due on ias' yea' as -o
~ afo1tS95 less than lat year IN, avn ss
NJ eT elected any by reducing Ine iebs'a u sns
tenn rom seventeen 70 fourteen week, sS s
arc all o,Ler expenses ueihs PfoP"i'''"'''' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-30

dung the year u gO5 OF which the increase IN ne
V arc schools il 49j anu In the Public schools i|i
Trse Is 81 apparent decrease the other corporate
schools of II ~ the average attendance ouI IN lac!
there is al increase " TO- because the Institution lof
the Blind. benP state Institution, was sHucA Vus
by he Legislature from the list OF schools entitled 20
p.,,Icip.t, in the aoocltIonlucut The COMMITTEE
nave apporIorec The ssii o, s2i 29s ~ ana hhd
+ mount for scholars based on the average altens-
al he foil ne tae' r. l ses'Shi ns, scho,r
y Lt anon last year vas SJ.vj Z p5i s'n''a''
O. 6 cen. per scholar less .,
rht owing Is asgetemCnt showing the amount
. Ia Sel Jois and societies, anu
.hsdutc show lLg he acreage attendance
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-18

WEBsrEE WILL NOT Go FOR Scorr-lhe
last Boston Courier, the especial organ ot Mr.
Webster, emphatcally reiteraes the deterinina
ton o. Old DAN, to stand during the campalgn,
a loot from Scott ard his friends. The Courier
says:
We say in sorrow and in shame, bntit is true,
and therefore we say it, that the Wing party is
now engaged in effprts 10 obtain the control OF
the government, under circumstances which
will of necessity exclude from it one who is The
greatest and most Influential Whig in his land,
and foremost statesman in the world for no man
can suppose, that if this nomination OF Gen.
Scott is to be carried to election By those who
projected 1T, that Daniel Webster will or can re
main connected with the govern nent IN any
capacity. This striking fact, tn rcioie, that by
this movement, assuming that the wing party IS
n majority IN the country-a wing adm'nis' ration
Is to be formed, in which he people cannot
possibly have the services of Daniel Webster,
and that, too, at period when both his lnfiu-
ence upon mankind and his intellectual powers
are wholly unabated, ought to op The eyes OF
the people to the course which the wing party
has pursued toward this greatesi public ssrvaht
now living,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-18
GEN. Cass.-Hls POSITION.

That the confidence and at'aohmt nj of the
warm and devoted friends Of this dsstineulShed
statesman, have neither been overween'ng or
misplaced, his present patriotic and Judcious
course in public affairs abundantly indicates. -
No public man in the nation, at tue present
juncture, occupies position So exhaittd IN the
esteem of the American people. All parties
now concur in awarding to him 2 Well earned
reputation for far seeing craftsmanship and dis,
interested lpveot country, second t. that OF no
other citizen of The Republic. Among other
numerous expressions of popular regard, we
notice the following encomur upon our noble
Senator, in the columns ot Philadelphia Jour-
nal, which says, that "Gen CAss never stood
in so elevated position, as at this very moment
never commanded so great an amount OF
heartfelt public respect, and never SO wei de-
served The enduring regard Of this nation May
he long live to enjoy il, and 10 adorl his great
full country. bet. Free PseSs
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-18

Sold in Dubuque, wholesale retail, b. 7. MASON:
in Prairie du Gu by o. 7. Master; and hy The drug
gists every where. Aug. 5tlw:m
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-18
MOST TOUCHING CONDUCT.

The Washington correspondent of the Lex
iagtoa IVA Gazette, Sc.tt paper, publishes
The following interesting anscdote Of ms great
idol, Gen. Seatt. l. beats the 'scandy story a
long way
s.Oa the fifth Of July, after some boys had
oaded small. cannon, several tines, rather
eavier than il was safe, aud discharged it
zen. Scott came along, and walking ~ to The
nys, cautioned them IN a kind ne against load
~ their piece so heavy, as it might result in
Jury. They received his adm II on in the
,irt in which it was given, aud told him they
oufd not fire it off again. As s1oa rs the
eneral turned to go, and had moved off a little
stance one of the boys turned to his comrades,
sung out, three cheers for Gen Scott, which
re given with right good will The Gener
turned. taaoed gracefully, and Kissed hes
nd TO them In q manner tchich sa01oed tat he
areciated teiY compliment
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-18
Exchange on sa. EossEs
EXCHANGE BANKING HOUSE
and Land AgeEscy of

COOK, SARGENT & CO,
DUBUQUE, Iowa
IsXCHAIIGE on all the principal Cities of the I'm
1Ited States, in sight and time Bills, purchased, aud
for sale. in suit Collechons tins CITY remit
ted for da ,ayinent AT of exchange.
Interest above on deposites.
Land Warrants constantly for sale.
Refer =
Messrs. GRO. SarH & Co., Bankers, Chicago, H.
g T.. w. CLARK & BRos. do st. LoIss, Mo.
: T.. w. CLAEK, DopGE & Co do New York
g HATCH & IASGpoS do Cincinnati, Ohio
g n. HOLMES K So3 90 Pittsburgh Pa
:. j. w. CLARK < CO. do Boston, Mass.
Aug 25--iy.dw
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-18
FRESH GssgsaF.gssg.s.

4 HE Subscribers are receiving their Spring stock Of
groceries, Provisions, Liquor Glassware, &C., &C.,
which, will sell very low, aud would respectfully in
wife your attention Stock and prices before pur
chasing elsewhere. We haye'!n store the following
ticles
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-18

FREIGHr-To ". Orleans Flour, 35 cts.
Pork and Lard, Is cts. Corn, Tic per sack.
Lead q per lia lbs. Other articles in pro-
p ,rtlnn.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-18

I r SHOULD BE UNIVERSALLY KNOW N--for il
IS strictly trne-that ladige The parent uf a
large proportion Of the fatal diseases. DssnIery diar
rEGi, cholera norbus liver complaint, and maHy 9th
diseases in tie inspectors weekly
lGsue of deaths are generated ~ indigestion ainue.-
Think OF thai d. spcpucs thHk IT all who sri from
disosdcred stCmaCus, and su willing be at!dgd
by vice, founded upon experience, once don't
DELAY day) iIootands German Bitters prepared ~
Dr. &. Nj. Jackson, which, Alternative, curative
invigoranf, Stands alone md ulappraached Cercrd
depot, $50 Arch street. Nehave these RitteTE G
prov tat they are eXce'ient ior tie diseases sp cod
aLN 'e---- .lt"as Iete SfB nun I#atAG
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-18
NEW ADIER TISnNEATS.

9F We invite the attention of our readers to the ad
versement OF Ayers Cherry Pectoral,'' in the co.
umns OF our paper remedy of the first Importance
the community The certificates Published in its favor
are not from luknowa names, but from eminent aai
widely celebrated Statesmen, professors, clergy
men and physicians give their strong assurance that
this new medicine for IN. cure Of pulmonary disease
he relied on with confidence by The afflicted r relief,
and truly hope its results in section, viii
their CONC Sims elseMn-