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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09
New TeieRrnpIi.

" Professor" Barnes, a - medium" Of the
Spiritual" order, favors us with "SupernaI,
dispatch he has just received from tho unseen
country as follows:
"sI John Franklin is perfectly SAFE and will In due
time be delivered from his present imprisonment Ia the
Arctic Ocean lie will then prove 10 the world the fact
OF the existence of Northwest passage, Us no viii
come out through Behring's Straits.
BENZ. FRANKLIN"
There are various additional particulars given
which do not care to make room for. Suffice
it that the Professors informant indicates lat 15o
~, long. 100 w. from Washington as Sir Johns
present position, and says that he will get clear in
some five or six months. A bad time, next De-
cember, to be working out Of the Polar ice.l
As we are eager for news and not very parti-
cular as to the agents we employ if they only
know how 10 procure it, we have asked the Profess
sor to obtain for US, through his disembodied
friends, regular daily summary of the events each
day Transporting in Europe for publication in next
mornings Tribune, promising him liberal compen-
sation in case the steamships which arrive ten or
twelve days later shall demonstrate the reliability
Of his sources Of information. The Professor says
the thing can be done whereupon we denying
nothing) urge him to do IL without delay. The
Professor says he mH, but has not furnished sy-
nopsis of yesterdays dolngs in Europe for today's
Tribune. When he does got his supernal" tele-
graph line in operation, our readers shall have the
news from Old World as fresh az could be desired.
". b. We shall not warrant its authenticity.
Every enc must Judge for himself.
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~ The Albany State Register is ed
tied by DIR. THOMAS NJ. FoorE, late of Buffalo
long the confidential and intimate friend of Willard
Fillmore. DIR. Foote was the Delegate to the last
Wing National Convention from Erie County
and voted throughout for Gen. SCorr, as it is
very certain he would not have done had not Mr..
Fillmore deemed Gen. Scott preferable as the
Wing candidate to Mr.. Clay, Gen. Taylor or Mr..
Webster This DIR. Foote prints the follow
ing as an extract from private letter written in
1913 by the Editor of The Tribune to some un-
named person in Central or Western New.iOrk,
Send Delegate to the Convention, II you can for
Clay If not for Clay Tor Corwin II not for COrwn,
for seward II not tor Seward, for Taylor. But last Of
all for Scott Scott is yain concelied coNcomb OF q
man. His brsins all that he has, are In his epauettes,
and # he should be elected President he would tear
the Wing party to pieces In less than six months
Now it may seem presumptuous for one who
writes so many letters as the Editor of The
Tribune, and keeps copies Of none of them, to
say positively what he did or did not write to
he cannot tell whom in 1913; yet we very conf
IDENTIFY pronounce the above a forgery, and chal-
enge the production Of any such letter. IL is
very true that we did all we knew how to in 1913
for the nomination of Mr.. Clay, and Of course OPP
posed that of Gen. Scott; but we certainly never
thought of the nomination of Gov. Seward in any
possible contingency, and were very careful to sx-
press no preference as between Taylor, Scott and
Webster. Repeatedly were we asked But,
suppose YOU can't get Clay, who is your next
choice l'-and our distinctly remembered answer
was Nobody Had we favored any alter
ratiye it would have been the nomination Of
Corwin or Mclean. This fact enables us to
ssert with confidence that the pretended extract
quoted above is forgery. We have not the least
suspicion as to the person who may have fabrica-
ted or furnished the material for The story. VIII
The Register smoke him out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09
Consolation in Distress.

The advertiser (Edgefeld, S. C.) sings
tho swan-song OF the Chiyalry in the following
strains Of mingled melancholy and exuIta,ion:
Situated a. we are 81 present for "a, ueyf e,,s, =,
yes o. least politeaily dead looking forward IN ~
federal bonon, Offices or emslumen,s and exDertinS
nothing but continued insult and aggression, IL must
satisfaction % the South 10 know that Cotton 10 empaA
cslly King-that through tbs mighty and a-poserfal
staple, the South Is literally no. only mistress of the
North, but Of the world"
II must be peculiar satisfaction to a defInct
State to know it raises a plant which is Of SO
many genders all at once, emphst;caIy king
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and Literally mistress, not only Of the North. but
Of the world. But where will the prcprietors Of
this hybrid dignitary look for consolation and
satisfaction when the crop rises above hree
millions of bales and the price falls to fee eeats
or under' Nowhere Of course, but to Great
Britain, which is steadily growing richer as they
grow poorer, and which, when they have sunk
into pecunary as well as political impotence, viii
reward their martyr-devotion to her interests with
the soothing epithets Of regulators and swind-
lers. Alas, for the tottering majesty Of Cotton!
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TIE nANpsoMEsT READY MADE CLOTM-

INC IN THE WoRLpTbe present extensive assortment OF
ready Clothing for all climates at the establishment OF
w. r. JENNINGS Co. will be found the most fashionable
not only i'm NewYork but In the United States Twenty
seven years In the business have given the celebrated
firm experience aud business facilities possessed by no
other house in III line The material cut and finish
OF the clothing have passed into proverb from
Maine to Mississippi. Supplied directly from the inst manu-
faotuiers In Europe and employing none but workmen OF
consummste skill ey are enabled furnish at moderate
prices such garments cannot be bought elsewhere for
money! They invite especial attention 10 their stock OF
summer clothing for the present IL is the fash
ionabe and beautiful they have offered la the order
department Of the eabshm nt clothing Is made OF the
best fabrics and in the very latest styles at the
shortest notice. by w. IT, Jennings Co.. No 81 Bread
ysv. American Hotel
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tanned was near II not over two hundred-msl;,.
the snug aggregate sum Of 5000.
OF course, we have no positive knowledge that
hr. Law spent %, 600 or so to return Mr.. BmsL.
to Congress-how could we have, supposiag s,.l
TO be the fact Nor do we absolutely kaov th.t
long list Of $40 subscriptions were obtained g,
The Express in payment for its devotion to n.
Union-saving cause, though we have no doubt ~
il.
We have thus given The ErPres, our r...o,.
for believing the illusions to ii of J. SP.inm
plying to severe attacks on his character ,,a
veracity, not unwarrantcd. We shall be ham,
to consider whatever it has to say further on j..
subject.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09

ave Of the opinion that 1t THE Erpress) Is beset
by the specteu Of both political and pecuniary bank
ruptcy. II common report speaks truly IL has Of late
lived upon the douceurs of the Union Saving Commit
tee and the lsrgesses Of leading LocoFoco politician"
Il 5. PIKE In The Tribune
r. The Express clips the above from
recent letter in our columns, and gives it very
abusive contradiction, closing with
The 7riblRs makes itself fit organ for such
wholesale purveyor of SANDER when it allows Pres
with whom holds daily business relations 70 be thus
sssaned BY one OF its correspondents"
Reply.-We are unaware that there is any
thing in the business relations" Of this paper
with any other that should constrain us to with
hold the truth, especially when stated in self
yindicstisn by one so fouly abused and DETAINED
as J. 5. p has been by The Express. Pre-
missing this, we will briefly state why we beloved
J. ;. P.'s allusion above to common report" was
fully warranted.
In 1913, James Brooks and George Law were
rival candidates for Congress- and large sums were
VIGOROUSLY spent by Law for the defeat Of Brooks
Intellectually. The next time, CS0,) james
Brooks was again candidate, and now he had
the warm support Of his late competitor George
Law; and it was rery currently reported in our
City that Mr.. Law spent large sums of msney.to
secure BroOks's denomination and reelection
Law never pretended to be Wing, and has not
been supposed the man to squander two or three
thousand dollars on the indulgence ofa mere senti-
ment. If Mr.. Law did not spend money layishly
TO return Mr. Brooks to Congress, and if his i'm
pulse in SO doing was not prudent regard for his
own interests as likely to be affected by Congress,
then common report" has done these gentlemen
gross wrong.
Now as to the other point: We have certainly
understood that, in the fall of 1850 or following
winter, subscription paper was circulated anong
the mercantile houses Of our City who put faith
in the " Union Safety Committee and in Union
saving generally, asking forty dollar subscription,
TO The Express in order to sustain it in its devo-
ton to Uhion-saying by slaye-catehing. We heard
Mr.. Marshall o. Roberts named as an active cir
eulator Of this subscription paper, and we have
heard that the number Of $40 subscriptions SO OBJ
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~ "SUPERsAL THEOLOGY or Life in

II "SUPERNAL THEOLOGY or Life in
the Spheres: Deduced from alleged Spiritual
Manifestations: BY OWEN q. WARREN" il de-
eidedly the most lucid and interesting book reat-
ing to Spiritualism that has yet been published.
If regarded as only psychological romance, it is
better worth perusal than any novel now current.
Having found some Of the works Of this school de-
cidedly hard reading, we took this in hand rather
out OF regard to the author lin whose integrity we
have all coDfdencel than from any attraction 10
the subject; but, having begun it, we could hard
ly lay it down till it was finished and we advise all
outsider, who would like TO know what these
Spiritual Mamie stations are, and whittier they
tend, toprocure SuperRal Theology which covers
but IL pages and costs but quarter. Fowiers
& Wells, No. l3l Nassau-st, publish it.
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"Tke Triburs Of this morning s vehement Ia ts A.
nouncemeni OF the nomination Of Franklin Piers ~
account Of bis not belonging 10 the FreeSol divo. ~
the Democratic party" I've Post
~ What can be the object Of such gross
misrepresentation as the above Why not quot.
such remarks Of The Tribune as you wish TO com.
ment upon to your readers 1t surely never en-
tered into our heart to denounce the nomina,;a,
of Gen. Pierce ION account OF his not belonging
TO the Free Soil division of the Democratic mar.
ty." We never had the least idea that any mem.
Der Of that division would be nominated, nor of
opposing a candidate because he belonged else.
where Our comments on The Posts sappor. Of
Gen. Pierce were based upon the notorious facs
that he has FIR gears bee" foremost in prescribing,
ostraeisiRg and hunting dozen nlea Of his ora
party in New Hampshire, including its nominees
Tor Congress and for Governor, because Of their
ar0red repagRGRce 10 me erteasioH Of Slarery
and TO The Fggitfre Stare Lar. We refer 10 the
prescription and de, feat Of Jehn p. Hale in IS and
john Atwood in 81, when each was the regular
iaily nominated candidate of his own Democratic
party. VIII The Post meet the objection we
actually presented win it let its readers know
what that objection is
AS TO the eavil respecting the adoption of the
Platform al Baltimore, it really seems too pal.
try. II that Platform was not adopted, then tho
records and the officers Of the Convention bear
false witness, and sustained therein by ninety
nine out of every hundred Democratic Journals
of the whole Country. But it is idle to waste
words on so plain matter.
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The CHoLERA.-There is no doubt that

The CHoLERA.-There is no doubt that
the Cholera has appeared in the West, mainly
along the course of the Mississippi In Cincinnati
seven or eight deaths have occurred, and there
were SO Cholera deaths in New Orleans during the
week ending the ed May. In La Sale, 20 deaths
are reported mostly among the isborers upon the
Railroad. It has rot yet assumed the fern ola
malignant epidemic, and we trust soon to bear oil
it's disappearance.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9.

" The Tribune 10 served In this City, Brooklyn, wa.
amsbursh and Jersey City for IL; cents per week. payable
10 the carriers Names sent through the Post-O Penny
Pos. viii Be promptly placed upon the Carrier books
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09
CANrRELL's LADIES' SHOE EMPORIUM.

Ladies who design travelling this summer should not ai
10 Wait CAHrRELL No S36 Bowery and procure supply
Of Caters spper &C. He furnishes his very popular
Linen Gts,or and attractive in appearance durable
and exceedingly comfortable 10 the feet al the low price OF
twelve sbnesl His other prices equally reasonable.
In the manufacture OF Caters Slippers Ties Misses and
Master Shoes kc, In which he Is assisted by the firm OF
Iaboyteaux Son, late of Broadway he is without
equal all hs productions being characterized by elegance
TASTE and che pness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09

PHILLIPs'S ANNIHILAToR.-Ihl5 Is 70
certify the undersigned attended committee for
the purpose estDEhe efficacy Of Phillips PATENTfRE
ANFIHILAToR In extinguishng fire. satisfied tina
cnay at the commencement ola ire they are OF eat
and will do effective service We arc vel ss'ished
with the experiment. s0d consider it fair test Of the u
~ Of the apparatus We must in justice to the ProoeSo
sdt we went there somewhat preudieed against the
them ana consider gave then q fair tTial
T. w. MoEEHoUsE, Chief En- ineeT.
II. READ, Assistant Engineer.
WILLIAM II. POLLARD, ex-Chef Engineer
SAMUEL II. MANY, Assistant Foreman, Engine NJ j.
HENRY STIFF Member Of Hudson Hose Co.
T. RAHDALL.-Jersey City, June 4, 1852.
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CoNGREss.-In the Senate. xas

CoSGRrss.-ln the Senate, yesterday,
flood Of petitions in favor of tho Homestead Bill
came in. MIR. SUMNER gave notice of proposed
reductions in ocean postage. The Senate then
went into executive session upon the Indian
Treaties Of Minnesota.
In the House, there was long and pro6tess
struggle between California and Newly ork as to
the proposed branch mints. Nothing resulted .x-
cept waste Of time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09
THE SUMNER RUSH TO UNION HALL

This immense adjustment Is like Fair The retail de-
yarmen crowded, morning. and night with gentle
purchasing elegant Summer Clothing and parents nj
ting their children with beautiful suits The order depart
men too 10 thfoneed with customers SO much Tor prices
thirty forty per under the ordinary retail evepn
ces which nothing but most comprehensive business could
enable RoGERs afford. Union Hail. corner OF Fulton and
Eassau-sta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09
BY TEIYeRApH.-T The wires worke,

By TELEGRAPH - The wires worked
badly last night, in the storm. We heard Of the
America at IL o'clock, but the prospect of get
ting her news was dubious indeed.
We have further news from Texas, detailing
various Mexican outrages.
The cholera has appeared on Mississippi boat,
and tears are entertained of its rapid spreading.
The usual news items will be found under our
telccrapnic head
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09
m Now that the hot weather has come,

.s,ebs are around During the GUNNER almost every one
Il aictxd with psin the eyes Some attribute " .
one thing and others another and various remedies are sa
srfis~S for it, cure Prof Williams the Psychologist Dr
Roiaci the Wizard Mis- Jones the Clayoyant 400 some
syfitus rappen Up town prspose 70 cure hesdaenes
IN Kinds BIZ their own peculiar treatment Well they may
but in our opinion the cheapest way 70 effect cure o. III
pnpleaxapt assue u 10 by hat OF KNOX the celebrated
halter Persons who wear bis light airy, ana e icsu
lbos introduced by him this summerw1il never Dc 81
,s5 with The Tshe word ior II for we nave
syssx 4, a xox,s store IL No % Fulton s.
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Ear California;.

We shall issue THIS MORNIN
The Tribune for California, Oregon and the Sand
sieh Islands. twill contain a summary of all the
Latest Foreign and Domestic News since the sail
ing of the last steamer; Money and Market Re-
ports, Marriages, Deaths, &c.
Single copies in wrappers, ready for mailing, can
be had at the Desk This Morning. Price, six cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09

II WILSON a. TRow's Directory of the
CITY of Hew.York with Man. is5s-lS contains saoye
moIs n.ipss than any other City Directory ever Published
VAC" " ess'' '" ~ JonS \. TRow, No 10 Ann-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09
n ANpREws & LANpHIER, Merchant

Tsalors have removed from No 3S 10 No 6H Broadway
(Brewsers Marble Budings between Houston and Bleeck
where they prepared furnish articles In their
iue Al the notice the fashionable materials
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09

English TAPESTRY, Brussels ats 81 and loi per yard
English Three-ply Carpets 6lt,7 and 81.
Super Ingram Carpets, p, 81 G. 81, Al 81, SO, g. and H.
Fine Stair Carpets 81 2l6 81 and ~.
Canton Mating, l9, n and ZIG.
Floor OIL Cloths 20. ~ to4,
Window Shades g. 81 g., -, ~
Hearth Rugs so, 2fl, S2i and 40i.
SATIN lniahea floor on ClOths yds wide, SIS u and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09

~ This is to certify that my little boy,
three years old severely afflicted with the messes and
Immediately after with the hopping cough in its most fright
with total loss of appetite and little or sleep with inces
coughing night and day. causing the greatest Slam
for his safety, continually growing until
him WATTss Nervous Antidote and in three days time
considered him quite recovered with good pppete and
Sleep without coughing at all during the night; and
very shortly after he the best OF salth which he
has enjoyed AerwaTd gave the Antdote TO
our little babe while teehing fro which she suffered great
" and constantly but relieved Immediately taking
the Antdoe, and mas been very healthy ever snce ald
my wife taking it with great and is constantly
From what know Of the medicine would recommend
it 10 any family with the utmost confidence.
J. La FUMEE, No "a Beekmanst
To THE WIsE.-IN TIME TO PREVENT
STcKNEss-BRAEDRETHs Pills have been proved by eV
most tender are or weak frame they are certain 10 their
curative effect the testimony Of thousands daily prove
They cure all pain or w,akness simply BY purifying the
blood At this OF the year they ought 10 be used
upon the first appearance Of ckneasthree four doses OF
four i've pills each for many days would often insure
health during the summer months in any event. the
health would be greatly improved by the adoption of this
sdvce, which equally adapted 10 the alppatst home-
patms, hyd'opahist or enapamsE .hey WIN al mo thst
the evacuation of the bowels In the Spring by avegeabe
medicine like BRANDRETHs Pills. will pay them large
Of health and vgor Recent and chronic diseases Of
every shade, from Inflammation Of the Bowels to Chronic
rheumatism have been cured by the OF BRANDRETHs
Pills During hot weather the bowels must be regular or
have health. When this ordination OF nature
does not take place. the Pills b. used From two 10
1--WE will generally be sufficient and unlike all other purgs
bves the bowels after few doses found regular
quality unknown 10 other medicines q this class
refer TO persons who have cured themselves of the
most Rrevousy cosive habit by the Of these Pills In
only Pill used every night for several
months in others, it continued during whole year;
but in every instance the bowels restored 10 full ygor
and regularity.
CHANGE or NUMBER.
DR. BRANDRETHs Office In Broadway, Is now at No All,
between Lspenard and Canass Next year he will occupy
the of the block None need mistake SIS
store is the middle one-No 4l7-where the BRASDRETH
Pills obtained genuine at Is cents per box, with full d.
Tecons Also at his Branch Office No al Hudsonst and
No. ga BoweTy. The Public's Servant, b BKANDRETH
N B.-My Counting house Ia for the present at No 60
Lspenardst B.
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rV~ Gous,up's LIQUID Hair Dye is,

without exception reservation, the very oeft ever IN
vsatea equally celeb afsd Il GouRAvD's Mediesed soap
isr eoi.s pinries trveaeS salt Ihc0m nes sSs .ss
yoss bsi 6pm sny psrt OF the body Liquid Rcoee. Lily
White and Hair Gscss Al 81 WslksTst, near srosswsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09

GENERAL PiERcE AND l.. Thomas LYON.
We win venture that Mr. LYON has aud is receiving
nov aurs scn the Ladies and al who have tired his M
contssele Ksibaron, for the Hair thanwu eyerrewaro
on, friend r,sRsE as President DO yoa hear LYoTs
Kslsca Guy Is cents, Sid BY sl Pertoms-s prusgsts
xe- in New-York, Bcookl,n, and the United st@iss
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ASSISTANT EDITOR WANTED--For a
~ At No. 90 Bowery, HIRAM AMBER

weekly city paper who sacquainted with the city, aud
write readily, preferred Address l. Ia b. PosiO Office,
stating qaaihesfion, &c.
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The UNIVERSAL OPINION

The UNIVERSAL OPINION
As was walking up Broadway,
Between Canal and Grand,
Around the Store four twentyfour
monstrous crowd did stand
SAYS | 10 a man close by my sids,
"What = all this eboutl
Has there been fire, and "a the man
His wet goods selling tP
"Eo SIR" said he, " that's LYONS shop,
I've knewn him long aud well;
He's no humOug, and needs no hre
To make his Powders SELF
Only Is cents Box FLASK T.. LYON No IA Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09
NOVELTIES AT GgNIN's BAzAAR.-A

eopsapt suce Of mposoDs together with frequent
sddtiops from his factories enables GENIN 70 supply
al ts neat combination store perpetual round OF novel
ties In twenty different departments He invites attention
10 bs summer costumes for boys just arrived ire rss
and London his unique styles In ladies' summer hats nus
rtneot OF ladies' ana cdrens shoes French made and
10 The articles Of fancy sad for ladies' which
enrich the show cases Of his establshmeht: 49,
GENINs Bazaar No 6l3 Broadway, " Nicholas hoteI.
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CARpETlNes, &c. - SMITH 81 LoUNs
WlNpow SnAnrs.-Within the last few

tn usnofactue OF Window Shades has increased in
moot astonishing esgree in this city. As the demand for
these handsome Tor dwellings and stores has
eesed they have heea improved In style Men OF genius
and talent have been employed In their manufacture and IL
e really astonishing 70 Of the specimens sold
At tins price We advise who desire 10 see
what has been done In this art to call at GKHAsoNs
Depot No. eei 0ycnwiohs. where they win DO able TO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09
Vie AND HAIR DrE.-BArcHELon,s

MANDATORY No Walst the best place in the city for
prccurns these cles his osinsi LqaiI Hair Dye holds
he hshesf place ia public estimation and Tor the last four.
~ wear, has rven the greatest satisfaction % thousands
Who have ssea il n sl parts Of the world IA Wig and
Toupee mailer he hss no equal Copy bis address and BE-
ware of limitations