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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19
Nrw.yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, JUNE 10. 1852

No choice havi been effected, the Con-
vention 3journed to o'clock this morning.
Gen. Scott, il will be seen, would have
been the leading candidate on erery ballot
bad the contested seats from this State
been simply held in allegiance, and not put
against him bodily. As it is, he has re-
ceived the highest vote yet cast for any
one. He is the man to be elected, the
Convention obviously knows, and would
have been nominated at once but for the
bugaboo of Seward Johnston 'Abo-
litionl' which has been used to frighten
Southern Delegates from his support.
Our State is two short of her full vote
1.-THE Oswego and Ulster Districts - tied,)
and Mr.. Coles of WILLIAMSBURG votes for
Webster. One District of Virginia ap-
pears to be also tied. Otherwise, each
State casts its full Electoral Vote. We
think the majority of our Delegation had
right to fill the vacancies therein, and
should have done it.
In such crisis, a guess is of no impor-
lance; but we guess that Mr.. Fillmore's
vote was strained up to 1873 on the last bal
lot, on an understanding that no more
would be taken last highland we guess
he will decline this morning, and endeav-
our to throw all his strength upon Web
ster. We farther guess he won't succeed
in this, and that Gen. Scott will obtain
votes enough from Virginia, Kentucky,
Tennessee, South Carolina and Missouri to
nominate him. Still, there are a great
many wheels moving in Baltimore, and
we have resolved not to be astoRished at
any thing that may turn up. We await
the Telegraph's good pleasure-only, if
you please, Messrs. Lightning 81 Co. don't
send us a new man Let us have one of
the candidates nominated by the Conven-
ton that the People saw fit to present to
it. We don't want to see the Presidency
set up at auction by any new Pretorian
Guard just yet.
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ept Of high character, with his wife ac,;s.
as matron. 1t might be well at FRS, ~
require certificates of character Of all apo,v.
ing for rooms, and to let to families or. !,
single persons, to males or females only.
though we do not believe such res,rict;o,.
would long be deemed necessary. fsoch
an edifce had been opened last April, ,h.,.
would have been ten thoasand application,
for rooms in it before May, and the sup.,.
intendent might have filed it with soch
inmates as he preferred. OF the .Mo,.l
Lodging Houses of London, (which ara
far inferior to what they might and shOuls
BEL we did not hear of one tina, was eve,
in want of customers. Nor could We bs.,
of a single case Of Cholera or any kindred
disease ever occurring in one Of them
though from the novels in 'Church.l.pe,
Just in front of one of them, during the las,
visitation of London, the victims of ChOl.
era were carted off and buried seven q,
eight per day.
Men of wealth and enterprise viii YOU
look into the matter Of healthful, econoui.
cal, commodious Habitaiions for the Poor,
They are dying now by hundreds for wan.
of them; the survivors are sinking Into
habits of drunkenness and debauchery for
want of the comforts of genuine Homes;
while you and your children are exposed
to physical, if not to moral, disease be.
cause of their misery and degradation.
Why not consider and resolve to act
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The Glorious Fourth |.

At Flushing, l.. l. there will be spirit
ed Celebration of the Declaration of independence on
Monday, July 5, under the auspices of The Temper.
anee Alliance Nothing viii be omitted to render Ii
joyous festival
At Boonton, n. ]. there will be another
such Celebration, and we believe another a, BserRe,
M
The National Birth day will also be cell
ebraied on Temperance principles In GreeapieA Wash.
pgson Co. n. Y The Editor of TAs Tribune will speak
there.
In this City, very liberal allowance
Of frecnekers, serperts ehasers pistols swivel. &c.
win be touched off, in defiance of law and to the irn
neut hazard of personal injury and general eonaAgra-
gration--but whs,s the use Of Independence If you
can't do ssyou please Happily neary everybody who
can be spared escapes from town the night before.
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By TELEeRAPH.-The New-Hampshire
House Of Assembly yesterday passed the Maine
Law by large majority, and sent it to the Senate.
That body passed it at once by to 9, but by the
addition Of an Amendment Of no Importance made
it necessary for the House to go over it again
The House disagreed to the amendment, and it is
probable that the bill will be postponed to the
November session.
We have later, but unimportant news from Ha-
vana, via Key West and Charleston.
Two serious disasters occurred yesterday at
Buffalo, but no lives were lost. The first was the
falling of building; the other the explosion Of
frework laboratory.
We give the proceeding of the State Tempe
rance Society. A spirited discussion upon pro-
posed political action was h I'd yesterday, and a
determination was eVinced to secure Legislature
that will give us the Maine Law.
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Ten THOUSAND CURES AND NOT A SIN


Gle FAuuRE.-Dr. HAsTISGss Compound Syrup fNaph-
tia celebrated throughout both continents for It's wonderful
OF consumption asthma, decline splitting of blood,
nightwest difficult breathing coughs colds and all diseases
OF the chest and lungs.
It's effect upon the system Is mild and soothing al the
time certain and ecacious rarely failing TO give
hef the first application and by repeating II few timess
permanent cure Is effected
The proprietor therefore, not only recommends his Naph
tina Syrup but warrants IL TO cure He warrants II 70 act
upon the chyle and purify il he warrants II TO all
mpedents which reard the free circulation Of the blood
be the internal and external Of the
body and eject all the obnoxious particles which have col
ected IN the systcIn; he warrants EQvoI-faiilng
remedy CURING DISEASED LUNGS hectic fever night
weais dyspepsia. liver complaint pain In the chest and
ssthma and he warrants 4 TO arrest the formation OF tuber
Giles in the lungs and 10 heal those already formed that
persons in consumption may take II with the most positive
confidence Of for its great seat Of action Is the lungs
which penetrateSin all directions purifying them oteyeTy-
thing obnoous its progress and which applied accord
ing % directions it cannot fail to leave in perfectly healthy
condition
Dr. HAsTINes's Compound Syrup OF Nsphtha is highly
recommended by the medical profession That eminent ply
scian Dr. Mott, Of Newlok. says, that las pulnono
remedy il cannot be highly praised Dr. Arnold Of the
Marine Hospital Savannah; Dr. Ware Of Liverpool, Eng
land Dr. Williamson OF Manchester Ensand Or. Boyd Of
Lancaster; Dr. Hamilton OF Bath sud those eminent Eng
Gsb publications The London Lancet he Medical J0sradl
and BydihrditSs Retrospect all accord 70 il the most
vineng certificates OF It's virtues In Thu country IL has been
used with distinguished success
Sold BIZ c. V. CLIcEENER Co, No. 81 Barcay-st Gen.
eral Agent Tor NswYoTk and vicinity
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NO NOMINATION YET!


The Wing National Convention yester-
day began by receiving report from the
Committee on Credentials against each
and every Scott claimant to seat contest
ed in that body. Even the Tompkins Dis
trict, where the Fillmore claimant did not
even pretend to have been elected by Dele
gates chosen by the People of his District,
but was smuggled in by the aid of Dele
CATION chosen by the County Committee of
Tompkins, whose usurpation was promptly
rebuked and overruled by the Wing Free
men of that District, the seat was given to
the usurper by a majority bent on triumph
and reckless of right. So the Orleans
District was given to the minority's pre-
tender, while the Ulster District, which,
in all the aspects favorable to the Fillmore
claimant, stood on precisely identical
grounds with the Orleans, they decided
neither way, but admitted both claim
ants to neutralize each other. The
only Fillmore claimant net admitted
Sheriff Carnley) lost his seat be-
cause he had Webster man opposed to
him-had Grinnell been for Scott, he would
have been pitched out neck and heels; but
the Fillmore managers needed the Web
ster votes to enable them to carry through
their plans, and by rejecting Moses they
would have upset their own dish entirely.
But every impartial man must feel that his
right to his seat was not nearly so clear as
that of Charles Cook from the Tompkins
District, with nearly every other Scott
contestant. But what cared they who had
power in the Committee, where Texas,
Florida, Arkansas and South Carolina
voted down New York, Pennsylvania and
Ohio! Had the Committee on Creden-
tials been constituted on any fair and equal
basis, the Report would have been in our
favor. But, such as it was, the Previous
Question was called on it by that model Of
boiling Whiggery, Z. C.. Cabell of Florida,
and sustained by tired and feverish Con-
vention, and the Report sustained by l64
to III. So all the Scott contestants were
thrown out and their places supplied by
Fillmore men.
The next job was the Platform-a thor
oughly Hunkerish piece of homework,
concocted of Southern pine, and rather
awkwardly polished. Our friends were ad-
vised and urged by the Southern Scott men
to let it pass quietly, as the Webster and
Fillmore men had Joined hands TO pass it
any how, and any violent, determined re-
sistance to its adoption by the Northern
friends, of Scott would subject them to
odium, and perhaps defeat Old Chippewa's
nomination. So after Rufus Choate had
been allowed to make one of his peculiar
exhibitions of pyrotechnic eloquence in its
support, the Platform was let slide under
the Previous Question: by 227 Yeas to &C
Nays. (Put us down No, Mr.. Secretary y
And now, having cleared away all the
underbrush, the Convention proceeded to
ballot six times for Wing candidate for
President, with the following results:
Ist ballot ID 81 "a sA sn
WINFIELD SeoTr....l3l l23 l33 l3i 1873 I3l
WILLARD FLLMoRE..I@ I3l l3l 100 100 1873
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r. r. R.--CHILLs AND FEvER.-W,

II. Il. R.--CHILLs AND FEvER.-We
guarantee that Railways Ready Relief viii this
dstre s.Dg plague IL stops the chs in few minutes and
its warming cleansing and inyigoratng influence thrills
through secretion Of the system. =
IL should be taken internally 10 keep the stomach free
om acid and to neutIalze the poisonous masm Of sgue.
II should he applied externally to stop the panto give
renewed action 10 the functions of the skne joints aud
liz amens the and musces-to vivy and refresh the
senses from stupor sleep or dTowsiness.
Let every individual bear this important fact in mind
Railways Ready Relief will check the chills in few min
and stop the pain instantly. II Neuralgia Roeu-
matte Nervous Cholere DasrhGc Pains in few minutes.
Itnever fails in relieving the patient from pain.
Price and2 cents per
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For California.

We shall issue on MONDAY MORNING
The Tribune for California, Oregon and the Sand
rich Islands. 1t will contain a summary OF all the
Latest Foreign and Domestic News since the sail
ing Of the last steamers Money and Market Re
ports Marriages, Deaths, &c.
Single copies in wrappers, ready for mailing, can
be had at the Desk on Monday Morning. Price,
six cents.
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LYON AND THE PUBLIC.

LYON AND THE PUBLIC.-The efforts of
envious individuals depreciste LYoNs Powder and Pills
for the destruction Of niects and vermn in public esms
ton, has proved signal failure The limitations said TO
have sale while the demand for the genuine hs
than doubled since the price reduced. LYONS
Store, No. 42l Broadway is literally besieged with Gus
TONERS.
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~ THE WIG ALMANAC for ls52 contains the complsts
vote for President in 1874 and ls4s For sale at this Office
Price lz cents 1t can be obtained in Baltimore al Bur
Kess 4 Taylors
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Ep,roKIAL PROM THE "DAILY TINES"

Token OF g mpathy for ENiled PstnotWe believe
that the escape Thomas Meagher the eloquent Irish
patriot has feelings Of pleasure in every American
breast aud learn tia, of fellow citizens AR
RoeERs the well known pTopstOr ofthe Union Hall Cloth
ing Warehouse Of Fnlt AID Nassau sits has lust
been lne his admiration OF the and the cause
IN aaeterisiic way viz b. Press nng TO the sNe
beautiful articles If clothing Vn his celebrated establish
ment Mr. r. is enthusiastic Yotay Of political freedom,
wen successful trsdssuan, ard his principles like
his unsurpassed clothing may he safely warranted of the
very best class.
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~ The Tribune Is served in this City. Brooklyn WI
.sburrh and Jersey CITY for 70. cents per wsek payable
70 the essrs Names sent through the or Penny
Post will be promptly placed upon the Carriers books
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, SATURDAY, JUNE 10.

~ Advertisements for The Tribune Of Monday ought 70
h. ..ut IN before O'Clock on Saturday evening
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For Europe.

The U. S. Mail steamship Hermann,
Cspt. Higgins, viii leave this port TO-DAY, at
noon, for Southampton and Bremen. The Semi
Weekly Tribune, containing all the latest news,
can be had at the Desk This Morning, in wrap
pers. ready for mailing.
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Black Mail Ia Hish Places.

IL seems that The Albany State Regis-
Ter il, or was lately, in bad way, or as recent
writer said of another similr concern, "beset BY
the specters Of both political and pecuniary bank.
mptcy." Accordingly, certain gentlemen OF emi'
nent responsibility undertook to bolster up tins
rckety organ and save il from the crash OF I'M
pending Gnality." Fofthis purpose they Ind to
iurnish pretty snug sum Of money. But instesd
of making goodness its own reward and regarding
this money as a pure investment in the Bank Of
Virtue, they undertook to extort it back again
into their own respectable pockets, from the peck
cts of Custom. House clerks and such other sub
ordinate federal office holders as they could get
their grappes on. One agent in eifectng these
little repayments was Dir. Collector NAVEL.
The amount of biz levies we do not precisely
know not being ia the confidence Of so much VIZ
tue as is enlisted in behalf Of The Register, but
We know that from one clerk, whose salary s
81 600 year. the worthy Collector extracteds'
in a single month, t1at if all of his subalterns
were served in the same proportion the sum totol
Of monthly black mail levied in the Custom House
alone must be somewhere from three to four thou'
sand dollars. What bottomless abyss this Re
gister must be, If the mere paying Of its debts
requires such heaps Of black mail as this
IL seems, however, that there was difference
of opinion between the Collector and one Of his
clerks as to the moral nature Of this Transaction
The clerk, finding himself positively requifedH
his superior to hand the s. out Of his MONTHS
salary, could not but regard the payment as con-
dition Of holding hs Office, and as a coDipenss1on
paid for the sane. Accordingly n making INC
affidavit appended to the account Of his servee'
by way ofyoucber, he felt himself consceDsoosV
found to insert in the printed blank used for mo
pupose the words which we print IN italics IN ne
following copy the document
al -, in the District Of kew.fcrf ~
hereby certify ON cath that have pertrmed me -
vices stated In tie above account that nave feese
he iul sLm therein charged 10 my own csc ana 49,.
NJ ard that have paid, deposi'ed or assignea
contracted pay deposit or sssgn. any pais u
comI q sshon 10 the Of any otoer person ~.
my way directly indirectly paid OF given nCI "
utcte5 70 pay or give any reward or eompen'aasoSas
nv Of CO or employ ment the emo'umen" tn7s""'
s1oD. Is in adolf he albany State R'gtsteT CO.
$50 HzLP NE GcD.
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~ IL is estimated that the quantity OF
oysters planted In the OF New Haven harbcr
Is oO0o oushels Estimating 200 oysters TO the bushel
would give ona hundred millions OF oysters These oys-
enormous quantities imported and opened there during
the winter mouths.
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Has ANN HrApAcHgs.-He who wears

heavy black hat when the sun Is almost vertical may 90
pretty sure of headache IL nothing worse tENn oe.ei,
mined that the responsibility Of such scaiamty shall cot s
,non him Offering bis lower stsre, an almost upnteo
vesty Of nmeT fabrics Besides mis- premier dress style
OF 6ab aud variety Of felt hats equal 70 the hnest
made In Paris he great number OF entirely new Styles
In straw and grass both for gentlemen and boys Ills sum
er soeL is decidedly extensive he has ever pro-
idea for the warm season and his prices usual are grad
ssd nv tbe ysstpess of his saes measured BY the abi
Az of bis customers 10 pay the highest rates
" " liENIn. No. 2l4 Broad way. opp0ste 81 PauPs
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~ A certain remedy for Chronic Di-
arrhea and Debility will be found by using BUsHs Reno
waiting Aromatic Cordial Many of respectable cit
cured last by this elegant compound
Sold at No 325 Greenwich st. corner Duanes and BY other
Druggists. Price 81 cents BE wise in time.
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KNox.-New- York is undoubtedly one

of the greatest hat msJs the world We make and sell
them as good and cheap any country 10 be ope ou
AZ 40 eyerv tbipR else have individual who con-
sdered 10 have reached the highest point OF he manaac
ture Ksox No l2s Fulton-st, is universally known TO
mai better any other halter In the city he has
taken such pains bring the manufacture 70 peroclon
that "Knox" be distinguished at aglsoce Every
bodv wears them and every body has worn them
wnever pot anything else his head II he can help IT,
Knox has also aige and elegant stock q every nao o.
cool during the runner would do well TO go and look at
them X Sox's Hat Store, No. l23 Fulton-st-
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A Man FOR THE PEoI

A Man FOR THE PEoPLE.-WHo is
DAVIS to be the proprietor of Davs's RAgyEsE
which changes hair ibs former COLOR sotn-ss and
fruitful growth by setting upon the roots and producing
natural and healthy action Price 50 per bottle For
sale at the neral depot No SOC Grandst and at Nos 1872
and III Houston.st
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~ Volumes might be written, showing
the wonderful effects of LYONS KATHARoY for Badness
Gray Hair Dandrpf &C. demonstration not ahdavits Is
what you want proposition: Any and every psrson who
will give the K.thairon trial for Badness &c and will say,
after using bottles that their hair is not rest 1ed and
thick when the Of 20 years shall be refunded twice
their purchase money at Wholesale Depot, No. l6l
Broadway The price Is but Is per bottle and be
had Of any Druggist In the United States
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THE LITTLE PEOPLE AT GENIN's

BAzAARThe marvellous convenience Of fitting out child
of sny age from top 10 tos in establishment under
10 cd and apprecisted Instead Of wandering all over the
city under tord sun. buying jacket and pair 81 uow
sers hat there and socks shirts &C. each a. sep
srse fofs parents take their boys GEsSs Bazaar and
siye them complete summer outfit OF the most elegant
style and for fair price, without leaving the seats tney
take on entering this col and beautiful store Ladies' too
can here select BON variety Of summer Promenade and
Riding Hats Whips, Giove, Gsuntets, Parasols, rams
oera Glasses Perfumes and other articles OF personal and
ornament which IL would take them whole day TO lind
elsewhere GENIs's Bazaar, No. 5l3 Broadway,
81. NICHOLAS Hotel.
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"sxorn and subscribed before me, this ooh dSa

"sxorn and subscribed before me- this Jon Gay :
SEPTEMBER, le5l.' A..
The Collector discovering this addition 70 y.
ordinary affidavit, concluded that so conscien.'''
a person was not well adapted to the labors o. Wv
Crstom. House, and forwarded the document :"
the Treasury Department for the purpose o. :,
curing his dismissal. But the Secretary o. w
Treasury did not deem the reason CONCLUSIVE, "a
the clerk still holds his position. no" 'n. -.
black mail has since been levied on hun % pay
A. voted patriots who have paid the saosea''1'
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FACT, FANCY, AND FICTIoN.-It is n

fact that every fancy be ea6ed ~ CANrEELLs Ladies'
Shee Establishment No $50 Bowery and there 6ciioa
In the generally opinion that his prices og
bes, description Of Caters Buskins Slippers Tea Sc
o per cent les hap those of Broadway Ladies' give him
all
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~ Dr.. PHINNEY's VEGETABLE FAMILY

PILLS do not gpe cken OF leave the bowels cosve but
in free and For sale whosesse and retail by
A. b. ID. SANDS No. 100 Fulton-st, NewYork and J. r.
TRIPr, Newark, N. j. Price % cents.
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CoNGREss.-The House met yesterday,
and, without commencing business, adjourned
over TO Monday. The Senate did not meet.
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Vic AND HAIR DYE.-BArcHELoR's

WIG AND IIhIK DTE'--DhICHELUh
Mandatory No Wals is the best place In the city for
procuring these articles his original Liquid Hair Dye holds
the highest place In public estimation and for the last four
teen years has given the greatest satisfaction TO thoussnds
who have used II in all parts Of the world As Wig and
roupee maker he has equal Copy his address and be-
NJ in,ita
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T A Fact which cannot be nuestionel

" "A It dCI WIICII CdUUUI DC IIUtbbIUIICUf
that VAN DENsESs Improved Wahpene has been found
completely successful In restoring the hair and changing its
grey and be had at the Depot No 23 Chambers
C. II. RING No. 1872 J. MLHAU, No 1873 RICE SMITH,
No III M w. GRAY No. 444 Broadway; Mrs HAYES, No.
l75 RultOn-st add No. 146 AaDcs Brooklyn, and the
other principal Druggists in the city and throughout the
United States
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uus1uEss zor1oEs.
V- Mr. JEWELS.

EY Mr. JEWELS.
q Behold my jewels" aid the Roman aame
= A. 10Th she proudly led her tar- astred boys
These are the precious idols Of my heart,
Which spurns all gross and vulgar toys
p.s,,e,. have f.ncied fair Cornefs then
AID from their fancy sketched her PROUD estats :
pa. what . treasure had the su9s bright pen
Stamped the young faces on the mAsie plate.
Whist JOY, that mother might behold
The noblest Of her la conscioas PRIDE; -,
Done by some RooT in Hones bright age o: gold
The two sweet boys still blusidnE at her sac
uv hers NE have the advantage Of C0rnellai we can
net our ch,lorens portraits done 10 manner tn.t
Fam by RooT OF No 563 Broadway His inmtso'e ~
800 - hsi, own hest recomDeDdau n. Delays are osn-
~s,ns nd wa owe our friends at least the git OF
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SUMMON SnoEs ANp GAlrERs.--There

thee desiSeIetums sought for BY purehAersa really
good shoe good tit and moderate price These three
Be found eosbiped at WArSiSSS No lli Fulton-sL The
shoes he sells bis make the style Of them nniver
sally admired and the lowne Of hs prices the talk Of The
lox