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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-24
VALUABLE CORRESPONDENT.

Some wicked wag In this City has been
selling The London Times by writing a
series of letters to that journal pretending
TO give the fullest and most correct infor-
mationupon American affairs. A short time
since one of the letters contained des-
cription of the Presidential Convention of
the two leading parties, in which they
were reversed, the Wing Convention being,
according to this funny fellow, held first,
and Democratic Convention last. He also
predicted the dead certainty of Cass's
nomination by accamation, and was equal
Iy sure that Mr.. Webster would be nomi-
mated by the Wings. THE Times has APP
parently never discovered the mystiication
it has been subjected to. In one of these
invaluable letters the writer gave
column to predictions of a commercial
crisis from the great expansion of
railroad enterprises, in which he made the
most palpable northumberland for
example, as that some roads had made ten
or twelve different issues of bonds, one
layer over another, &C., and The Times,
as solemn as an owl, swallowed the whole
without suspicion of the quiz. In his
last letter, however, this joker, it would
seem, had determined to test his powers
of invention and the gullible capacity of
"the leading journal of Europe" to the
utmost. He says:
Yesterday, the great Wing gathering took place al
Niagara Falls IL was said, and supposed that there
would be at least $1,000 or 100 coo persons present ON
the anniversary OF the first victory (as Il caled of
General Scott; but up last evening less than l0 600
had assembled. Few distip gulshed men OF the Whis
party where there, and the whole thing was likely 10
prove failure The fact Gao no longer be concealed
thar the wings made very unfortunate nomination,
and no can be got up anywhere for General
Scott On the oher hand the mass meetngs for Pierce
sno hni are characterized BY Unprecedented eansatsm
ara numbers"
He winds up by the following culmin-
atiDg series of jokes:
The f'hery exciternentis extending and the new
secretary Of tie Navy Mr. Kennedy, OF Baltimore, mas
Started Gil our navy yards aud arseDas into activity
powerful force Is preparing for toe northeastern coast
arc snoit une several OF our largest and ost e
celt stt ameri Will be on their way. There 10 SUBJ
Ject on which the Americans are so sensitive az their
nsteres confess that with n know edge of the exas.
perdttd state Of feeling along the Canada frontier and
throughout the British Provinces and kno Wedge al
81 OF the policywhich toe President and his Cabinet
are determStd TO carry out confess that entertain
the most serious apprehensiOns Of the final result
or Government expects collision. Of this fact there
Is no doubt"
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Ohio and Western Pennsy lvnnin.

PITTSBURGH, Thursday, Aug. 10, 1851
Having just returned from tour
through some of the eastern counties Of Ohm
came to the conclusion to post you upon the 10
litica feeling of that region and Western Psua,
sylvana.
Monroe, Belmont, Harrison and Jefferson vii
give glorious account of themselves. The Old
wsr.cry OF 1910, STRIFE my name from the Not
tiDgham list" mas been revived, and the lnde
pendent Democrats are coming out like men fpa
among the foul party. Old Coumbians County
is in enc blaze of excitement. Pole af'ef pole
goes up with the Scott aud Graham Tag thrown
The breeze The excitement far exceeds tnal OF l%
and the friends OF Sc 1T doing their duty an VI
r, port handsomely m November next
The western part OF PennsvlvsDia viii do lie dsF
Old Allegheny, the " Star of the West" will asDai
10Th Wings and Locos There 10 a feeling exlsing N
~bich IL growing Deeper ss tbs Loco.Foco shesl N
Morning Post, OF this city raduces thsI old vSxa
General Scott which Will burst 10 November next uA
show the revers OF tnaI good old man that the pe,s
ii this County are not at so far sunk beneath the teri
ing of men the editors OF The Post Auegeeay
good for 1870 majority for Scott aud Graham ras
Tews from the surrounding cOuntlts 10 good ard,
the counties 10 the eastern part Ut the State bod mef
| own on the Governors vote, we will give !hs salsh
| Scott by 10000 majority.
Gen. WIN. Lsrimer, Jr one Of The most populrma
We have iD the western part Of Psnnsylsana has pd
on bis am or and s doog hi. duty nobly for OT
gasn, leaders His name bs. been ndonat In coz
uexion with tie office OF Governor Of glorious d
| Commonwealth and would be tower Of sueora
ID Wings End with him could beat any msn the Oge
| siton would nominate. Gen Lsrimer Intends Henaf
every county In the STATE during the presen, csnpis,
| md he will push on the column with SONS effect
We have great many Germans who are nObJ con
IN TO the rescue OF leader. They hsys an I'VE
| and well conducted daily Newspaper, and are os
| forming clubs 10 disseminate the truth among ~
| friends Ricbey, our candidate for Congress, b"
tered into the CANVASS with much spirit and bsood
a German or Eosish speech.
Thomas NJ. Marshall. Esq, heretofore no party M
has entered into the canvass aud ifrendsiiog moorA
services 10 the Wings lie Is deseryody popular
- masses Yours REGULrs
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By TELEGRAPH.-At last it Is certain
that Capt. Marcy is safe and not devoured by the
Camanches. Letters ION him dated Aug. |, at
Fort Washita, have been received at Memphis, an
1ouncing his arrival there with his entire COM
msnd.
A tragic suicide has taken place at Henderson,
Ky. Owing to family difficulties, two sisters, aged
l6 and Is, walked into the Ohio River and
crowned themselves. They were found locked in
each Others arms.
An investigation into the circumstances attend
ing the lose Of the Atlantic has been set foot at
Buffalo by Committee, by whom appointed we
know not. 1t promises to come to nothing; the
prospect now is that the party or parties guilty Of
this awful affair will escape UNPUBLISHED.
The fremen of Buffalo are in a erment and
threaten.
A dreadful steamboat explosion occurred near
81. Louis on Sunday 30 persons were scalded 9
killed and are missing.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY. AUGUST a. 1862

helps that Napoleon could desire in the
execution of his great project. But if such
Il league has not yet been actually formed
it soon must be. The Emperor Nicholas
regards it as his special mission to restore
Legitimacy to Europe, and his vassals at
Berlin and Vienna may well share the con-
viction. But there is nothing by which
Legitimacy could be so deeply outraged rs
the erection of an imperial Bonaparle
dynasty in France, at the same time that
nothing else could so seriously threaten
the peace of the Continent. Thus, for every
reason, must Nicholas stand forth rs the
great antagonist of Napoleon, and make
preparations to crush him at once, when
ever he shall venture with his legions be-
yond the French frontiers. Whenever
the shock comes, it will be duel for life
and death between the two, and taking
everything into consideration, we care not
how soon they take their places and begin.
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scott Prospects.

Extract Of letter, dated OTTAWA, III Aug rs 5,
Il believe that the Whig prospects AZ.
fairer and brighter now than the, have ben s,oe.
1910, and if we can keep ont illegal votes, ll,,..
will no longer be the boasted Banner State Of ov
adyersaries"
Extract from letter, dated
oRANeEvrLLE, N. Y, Aug IL, lsSa
Nearly all the Van Ruren Wings of "a
are Scott Wings now, with goOdly number oh H.
erto anti. Wing, in every town in this and the ad
joining counties. To every man that vas ever
Wing that now refuses to support Scott, ca,
give you the names of ten Loco rocos who will
certainl, go for Scott.
Ne who counts on any boiling among the
Wings in Western New.Y ork this fall reckon.
without his host"
Extract from letter, dated
MARIETTA, Ohio, Aug. Is, lsa
From all | can gather, consider tho
prospect very promising for the Wings in this PAT
of the State. believe We shall get macl
larger German vote than we ever got before.
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To CounrkY MERCHANTS AND CRY

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PopuLAR SYSTEM, AND PoPULAR PRIcEs
are prepared greet buyers o. Dry Goods YANKEE
Notions Carp. and on Cloths with full, new, and COM
plete assortment y, c...-
Domestic Goods purchased early and Foreign Goods ar
rivins by every geamer OUR SYSTEM giving uniseiso
satisfactiop TO those who have tested IL
DREss GooDs DEPARTMENT .,,I
Just opening q very super v display oi ssp .. M,rno
Cloths entirely new and choice colors as, S,Iohs
Roses shades Of plain Mou.in DE- Lanes ne TO-
and beautiful designs fre9en s1no ssswis English
no r.h 80 Domesic We invite particular arten'
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Shawls manufsctured 10 n TINS O0 pseyRrnEsr
o.. Room, devoted % these Goods and whlch uhusi eo
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ShisS EdnDss Fnnses Artfcisl Flowers &c Is SoInpeoe
snS slmost unrivaled Also Towels Napkins soIe Cioh
6o of all qusIities-but most particularly ~oou o ~ m
Sh. invite attention 20 the line OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ssd ,es time experience solely 10 the goods pertaining
to this de pstment the advantages he ones 70 Close ouye
must be examin and t.s'ed 20 DE spv C.spyr
and On, CLOTH, YANKEE MOTIONS, and WooLES w
PAYMENTS invite the closest scrutiny ana inspooa VI
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Comprises every description Ut domestic oS o1oos ~
cudps all the styles Of Brown and besched sneengs ana
PRINT AND GISGHAM DEPARTMENT.
One of the most extensive assortmehs OF these GOODS Of
fered 70 Retailers in this country we only ask An speo
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able In ten days 49,. ...a,.oa.,,or ~ TINA bv
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warded speedily all the winter by the medlu o, rs
Nc via Railroads IN the extreme NORTH south r-as' or
Wat TwEEDY MOULToS PLlmProN,
Importers and Joboers
Nh Brged Way
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The following is an extract from /. ,s,,..
We received the other day, complaining soou, -.
non-'ppearance Of communication with v,.l
the writer had previously svored US:
u bsve taken your paper from the start s.,.
you oo7 ''d 1os Tor adoot,stns have seen sfs, -.
Tor suing tor your paper and have asr>v ,,, 80
Drs IN your psDeI rdhOHt pay n YOU are 60.
oonge me n.s tim, let II appear sa1.ros AGO..
t0t you VII Oonge mo by returning the ra,n.~a
through the Pos,OFoe, dirsotsd 10 me >
Our correspondent labors under m er,,, 49,,
he cannot correct too soon, il he imagine, tia, l.
has the slightest claim upon our colpn,. -.
from the merit of any views or information 10 -
wish to lay before the public. II he he. ,,L..
me Tribune so long We are sure he h,, ,.c..s
the full value Of his money and II n.
considerable" for advertising in its ha.o,.A.
pages, ne cannot now need TO be assured tb.. -.
investment was u judicious one. Asfo anna. 90
fered in siding with US, we are consdsb. tn, :.
has been received with such an spproyiny a.,
science as outweighs every other consios,.,;,.
and"e must express our surprise that one. who h..
read this journal so long and stood I'd So m..s,p-
Tor his convictions, should thus come to u, tn,..,
ening and whining IN order to secure place !,
PRINT Tor something, which, it seems, had rot men,
enough to secure place for itself.
We should be very happy to comply with IN.
request to return the manuscript abo3r r.ferredto
butwith the best disposition we are unable 10 IA,
our hands on it. We cannot undertake to re,n,.
manuscripts unless they bear, prominently marked
request to that effect; and sven then. ever,
author would do well to take copy b-f,o.
putting his lucubr.tions into. the hosaer Of a,
Editors all.dtyouriDs mill
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Black Hawk, Opinion Of General scot

To The Editor i The Harrington RepubIfi
SIR | beg leave to transcribe from ne
Life of Black Hawk dictated by himseb ah
published at Boston in 1884, his opinion OiGa
Scott. lie says:
I" have good opinion Of the American sncos
Generally vito whom am scqu4inted aud my jeops,
who had an opportunity of seei and becom,nf Ii.
acquainted with the great war chei, General wha's
ScotD who made the sst Treaty with them, COZ
junction WITH the great chief of Illinois GHeluu.
ReynoldD oil tell inst he Is the gredes bs's .n1
ever saw, and q good man-ODe who 10 a. -.
promises Our braves speak more highly Of h'n az !.
any chief that has ever been among u.s. WnA'e'e' =
says may be depended upon. II hs bad oeen y.
Great Father, we never would have been o0~ps.S,i
j-in the Britsh Ia the late war with Amsrica hu'
have thought that as our Great Father Ia Changed
few years, that bis children would DO well % P@S
great wsr.cbieip bis place, as they canao mad o'
chief for Great Father anywhere
These are the sentiments of warrior ana
patriot. a chief of istiDguisffed rank, OF keen
gacity. il not of prophetic vision. ANd !"
trust that the wish he expressed twenty yea
ago will find response in every American h,a'
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CoSeR,ss-The Senate was the scene


Of memorable struggle Yesterday. Mo. Doug
las offered his promised amendment to the River
and Harhor oil, authorizing the States u 'eVy
turnecs duties in order To improve r'srs and hir-
bors on hrir own account. This project Trn-
man Smith. Of Connecticut utterly demolished 10
a ,c4ech which 50 severely punished the Little
Giant. ,hst he lost his temper Finally, he with
drew his amendment, bu- Mr.. Atchson renewed
IT, and after repeated efforts TO procure an ADJOURN
ment. e was decisive ly voted down. The con-
test was continued till a late hour in the night.
At q late hour the opponents of the bill we're
overcome, and it was reported from the Commit
tee OF the Whole to the Senate, and then an ad-
journment took place.
The House passed resolution requiring the
Speaker to appoint Committee of Five for the
purpose Of investigating the relation Of Secretary
CorwIn 10 the Gardiner claim. The regular ap-
preparations for ocean steamer mail contracts were
passed. Mr. Dean gave screed on Democracy
and Economy and promised some astounding de.
velopments Of official rascalIty, soon to be made
in the Senate he probably referred to some ex-
posure Of the Mileage Swindle about to take place
there. bill was passed for the relief of Marga-
ret l.. Worth 10000 copies Of the proceedings Of
both houses on occasion of the death Of Henry
Clay were ordered and the Light House Appro-
priation bill was taken up, when Mr. Evans made
a speech against the continuance of the present
system; after which the House adjourned.
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PIERCE Stock GOING UP The

PIERCE Stock GONG UP The mo
conspicuous effort q manufacture capital Tor 'ne
vspceu emit of Mr. Pierce hss just been made oy y
Poljuore Sfu Il declares with gravity and con'i'ss
bic " hemepce that an individual who was wounaS'
Lurdys Lane "marYisG PiToes ststT In
II should have been added, that u - ieit.
he gallant soldier who married Pierce 81 IN
that while still suffering from his wounsa, :,
gratifying fact was announced to hlm M ~ "a
he father of a noble boy. "CdH hm "' 1na
Scott" said the happy father. AID h''' :"
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SCOTT AND GRAHAM CLUE AT RoNDoUT

The Wings Of Rondout, In numbers met on tae even
Ing OF the Goth, and formed Scot, and Graham Club
Msjor Thomas Cornell wa, elected Presiden. OF the
Club Speeches we're made by members of the Club,
and envenpg songs sung. good spirit existed
and Is evident that Ulster will be alive 70 the impor
lance of the contest, and will do their duty 10 this cam
palsn. Accessions to the Wing party are spoken OF
there, and round majority is promised 10 November,
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EY- WHY LAM A WyUG-d E.t

Ter 10 an lnqusr1ng Frtead-By HORACE GREE
LEY-being & calm and lucd statement of the
grounds Of radical difference between the two
great parties which divide the American People
and the author. reasons for preferrine and sup
porting the Wing party A large and fair
pamphlet OF l6 pages: Price $40 per thousand,
iii per hundred, 90 cents per dozen, 2 cent?
dngIy.
If ordered to be sent by NAL sent each for 500
1lles and under and cents for over 500 miles mus,
70 added to prepay portage.
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OHlo'-ln the lst District, William B.
cassidy has been nominated as the Wing candi.
date for Congress, and In the lid District. Scott
lisnison, son Of Gen. Harrison.
A Scotland Graham State Mass Convention is
to be helc at Columbus, Sept 8.
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For EurODe.

The next number of The Tribune for
European Circulation will be issued TO-MOR-
ROW MORNING at 9 o'clock. 1t will con-
tain the Latest News up to the time Of going
to press. Single copies, in wrappers, ready for
mailing can be had at the desk. Price Six Cents.
The africa sails from this port To Morrow at
u O'Clock.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, TUESDAY, AUG. "a, 1852.
For President,
WINFIELD SCOTT, OF New-Jersey.
For Pice President,
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, Of North. Carolina.

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PryysrLyANIA.-ln the XXlst Disu8
David Richie is the Wing nominee for CosS'.-
and in the XXlId Thomas NJ. Howe. Hon.
Middleswarth, of Union Co, is the Wing cav
date in the XIIlth District.
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FAIL FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AT JEN

sINGs CosThe reputation acquired by this rm Tor man
pfacturng Clothing for general sale, equal 70 that IN de 10
measure has given them the command OF an Immense
wholeae trade Their Of elegant readymade Cloth
Ing for the all is ready aud hey Invite 10 IL he eSpe
cal eutop Of country at present IN town Ia
the pnn ;pa cities and Of the East and West In
New Sa annah Charleston well A. all the ine'
it towns Of the SOUTH the beauty and hnlsh
the style and material Of their esdy made Dress Coats sur
touts SACHS Overcoa Vests Pantaoons &c have been
and admitted for thu last twenty i've years The
assortment Tor the fall 1859 believed TO surp that OF
any former year. and be altogether unprecedented IN
New York Merchants from the country VINO desire 70 give
tone and character to their fall stock and TO secure reDu
taon i keeping class OF garments unequaed In the trade
are invited TO exsn inc the 1ey OF styles IN the
x.boesaIs densrtmeut of ". 4 JENNINGS 4 Co.
No 81 Broadway, American Hotel.
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~ TIE WIG ALMANAC fer 1852 contains the complete
vote for President Up 1914 and 1913 ror sale st this ofcs
Price l24 cents be obtained In Baltimore, at Bur
sess & Taylora
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KrNrucKY.-The Wings of KentuS
celebratelthe lith..of september, the anniverA!
IN, entry of Gen. Scott into the City OF he'~
at Louisville.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE iSpkrkSph'
n,vocp,rs-A series of Western Convent"
have been agreed upon by the Free Democra','
Ann Arbor, Mich, on Wednesday, sept ~
Chicago on Friday, the 3d. at k'nosba on sas
d,v the 4th II; at Racine on Monday, the o'ni'
M;,w.ukes on Tuesday the 9TH.
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70 THE CAMPAIGN LIFE OF GEN.
SCENES IN THE LIFE OF GEN.

ings and public places-wth eighteen spirited
ilustrat ions-w also be ready, and will be afford
ed for $40 per Thousand, 81 per hundred, or 2
cents singy. Terms, Cash nhexibly.
If to be sent by Mail cent for 500 miles and
dnder and cents for over 500 miles must be added
to prepay postage.
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a
INC proffer copies of their regular and full Weekly
ssue eeht large pages each six columns of Literature
Politics and New for the remainder of the
Campaign. commencing with the 7th of August and
closing with Nov 25, when confidently hope 10 an.
nounce their uiumph,-on the following therrns:
1 copy Tor the ID weeks 30
copies 70 one address. 90
9 copies DO. do NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3 90
Sd soPies 40 90 '.'''''.'''''.'''.......'. oO
Payment In all cases to accompany the order.
The selection of WINFIELD ScoTr for President and
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM for vcePresldent has gratifed
our ardent wishes and strengthened earnest hepes
Our conviction has long been fixed that Gen. Scorr 10
the very man fitted and marked out by bis heroic
achevements-his nestimable services at critical pc
Rods In preserving our National tranquility and pre-.
venting the euson Of bood-by his unquestioned In.
segrity, bis selfdevoting patriotism bis unsectonal
position and his humantyto unite the Whig Masses In
one enthusiastic invincble host and lead them on 10 vs
tory So believing, We have sbored and hoped for bis
nomination. and We now confidently look TO the result
10 Justify our ssnguine snticlpatons.
TEE TRIBUNE, standing on ia own Platform and
knowing other authority but truth will do Its utmost
for the election Of ScOTT and GRAHAM but 1. win not
be- absorbed by Political discussion. We have chosen
10 prefer Campaign subscribers q large sheet rather
than small and cheaper one because the postage Ia
tbe ssme, and because Wish to extend the knowl.
edge Of what THE TRIBUNE hsbitually IT, The letters
Of our Associate BArARD TAYLOR, who next writes us
from Syria, the ruins of Nneveh Constantinople &s,
viii appear every week. with reviews of new Books,
Proceedings of Congress and the general Foreign and
Domestic News of the Day II there 10 another Journal
IL America more valuable or interesting than THx
ThrsuSs not becauie money or labor Il spent
thereon
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A Boon TO THE AFFLICTED l-rrusses.

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