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LIKE TAKES TO LIKE,

In the following odorous and fgurative
language, that spicy sheet, The Richmond
Examiner. describes the accession to Loco
FocOism Of small drove Of +. F. w.
who have hitherto claimed to be Wings,
but who have tlas, yielded to the impulse,
Of nature and sought more congenial asso-
Citations
The Wing party Of Virginia. cabins crib, ami con.
tines number u talented aud educated yuunk men
who have long depored tue mistake they made when
they fastened tLeir fortunes ~ the desLes Of that in
beetle end unpopular organization. Ike disc0nsoats
sId desl a!ElIs pCylcrs confined n pen of barren
reis, they 20 round and round Ire sphere allotted 70
lem, showing trrr long lean noses through the
-sfs ana resalofg "is,iu!y tho green fields flowing
Win MIX aId noney-paved with llaves-aud watsr.
sd - rl7ers fall 4 i.hes Events Ike the TcNaa 40.
revsuop. tie Mexican War and the uoal!ust;on of
scott are Ike taxing down a rail f!om too pen Over
they - WIG atuupba1l squeal
We already knew that the nomination
Of Scott had ridded the Wing party Of
a considerable number Of asses, and are
clad to learn from authority 50 conclu-
siye that it has had a similar effect on the
hogs.
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TIE FRONTIER CELEBRATION.

The Great Gathering of Wings at
Niagara is over and the masses there con-
gregated are retur ing to their homes.
Judging by our reports. more enthusiastic
assemblage was not convened even in the
memorable political campaign of 1910,
when Gen. Harrison was the Wing candi-
date for the Presidency. The men COM
posing the masses attending this celeora-
ton will bear to their respective abode>
and neighborhoods the fire of amore earnest
devotion for the Wing cause and Wing
candidates. And as Gen. SCOTS early
laurels were gathered in that vicinity, a.
his military career had there it's bril-
liant beginning, and the roar of the
great Cataract rang responsive TO the
awful clamor of his first battles, 50 the
electoral campaign, which is to result in
hise'ection to the Presidency may be said to
be fairly opened at Niagara. This mighty
Gathering inaugurates his new career of
triumph. 1t may be likened to the on
slaught Of Lundy's Lane and the conflict
OF Chippewa; and still before US lie the siege
Of Vera Cruz, the storm Of Cerro Cor 10.
with the flight of the opposing General,
leaving at least a wooden leg behind him.
and the Gro wing days of Contreras, Chapul-
tepec and Churubusco. until at last our
leader Will complete the present campaign
as he did his last in the field. by enteriog
the Capital in triumph. and taking pos
session. not now OF the Halls of the llas.
tezumas, but of the White House of the
American Presidents.
Seeing the warm AM bolnlless enthusi.
asm with which the masses from all part,
of the country. through their delegates at
Niagara, have thus responded to the nom
ination of tie men chosen to represent. the
noble. benehcent, and truly democratic
principles of the Wing party, the mind IN
slincti' civ reverts 20 The sceLes along that
frontier, thirty years ago. when the secoad
Struggle with England tor our rational in.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29

SPECIAL Di,p1ich 10 The ". y. Tyib.ne
WASHINGTON, Wodnesdsy, July %. Ia5,
The announcement that Mr.. Slmns,
would spesk in favor Of the repeal of n.
Fugitive Law to-day. crowded the Ssns,.
with auditors. That luminous body. hon
ever, applied the gag to Mr. Sumner bv,.
fusing to suspend the rul,s in order to oe,
nit him to introduce q resolution on wb;.,
to hang his speech. So we lost the sp.ecb
but the Union is now safe and agitation !,
forever put down.
The Land and Railroad Jobbers cam.
into the House this morning full Of cons.
dence, but they carredrhe reconsiders,io,
of the Pontiac and Grand River Rs;l,o.a
by OF ly two majority, where they expected
ten or fifteen; so they dared not b,cb nm
heir Omnibus to-day, but postponei tbs
movement till tomorrow for rec,,;ts
Old head, here think the scheme won,
succeed. EYE.
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The Lundy's Lane Celebration.

NIAGARA FALLS, Wendesday, July 25-l2h
We have another fine day in every 70
fpect-tho weather warm but pleasant.
The crowd OF yesterday is syelled in numbers
by thousands, the military display having dnsn
immense numbers ofpersons from all the surround
ing country, while the arrivals from the South and
West have been increasing in number since Ast
evening.
Among the arrivals this morning were Hos
Walter Forward and Judge Johnson Of ONO.
AT 10 O'Clock A. VI. the military were REVISED
by Governor Hunt in the presence of great coz
course Of spectators, whose number tits lmpossI&
to calculate. Some idea may BE- formed from he
fact that to-day there are at least b 900 stranT
in the town many OF them however are spssi
about visiting the J ails and other LOCALITIES
interest.
Btieadier General Swan and staff Of Roches'si
Col. Sprogg's Goth Regiment and stan Of Bafds
and Br eadler General Brown and staifof Syraeis
we're also on the ground
The following Regiments were Oh tie fed
The Cleveland Light Artillery. Capt u. b
Woo Keulucky Company, Capt. Coin CompaaJS
6Jth keeimeni Cspr. knne Company D 69'1 ~
ueut, Capt Dingman Company r. 6jh hegarS
Capt T. Fisher; Company ~, o. n gueut, car"
Bschmsni scott Guard, Of Deuoir, Cap Lines os1
Ch-o lighl bUhIO, NhpI Z. 4. Bidti bhiyH -.
Rochester, Capt Eelaert, ami Ge mtu GrsnaIf,
kocEett'r, Capt Miller, both uneer command Of wy.
Weird Hibsrnian Guards Pittsburgh, Capt hehS9'
fuct tye GUARDS, ONO, Capt Erg.i'n lila
II " DAMS Of Mary snd was earlf silly solhiv'
,p,ak gain today uut declined On account oil la
Gov. JONES has consented 10 address ne me''
sPaiD. ast
Inc enihuslas'r IL ircressiog and most exeeD~
spirit il manitesiet No ~oTd or sign Of d.se@apI
parent, sld all spPesr bent on promoting. the og''
the great gathering , Os
Several more pick pockets have been arrested "a
m5u Wss caught Win lis hand ID a senaefrsHs M
In TIE Gaze, just taey were sisTti0g Tor bl1'o
was ,tAbhtd ii the bowel. hy the person ne ""
tempting 10 rob. Sod ia not expected u recFeI' sts
III speeches are now going 90 Ia the grove
shC uls reach sLis spot
Second Dispatch. ~
NIAGARA FALLS. "Wednesday July - pl
The sdjouTned meetiB 10 the PARK, 81 oc'''N'
was well tbceS +, ,yy.copsf
The 6lst speaker wss Mr.. pANISis ot go
who spoke c the political condition oil Ss' - 'ayS
shld Nisconsln wss now iircd OF Loco FSe ,,slaft
srd cosrm.nosd rederuinE herself oy He',sre
Nhir Governor last tAn he pede Cd inAi o''
lNrstly ton The Whis candidates. ,hs ~
IoHN II RRADLET, OF ipdi~ns, sPose VI
spa shue questions In 8 sound sPevcn, ,otss
Er .oszrti BtvNT ot Eew.t0Ek reIef'
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HE prori,tor therefore net only recommends his
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Marine Hospital, Savannah, Dr. Wsra Of I,oj OF une
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By TELEGRApH.-The Lundy's Lane
Celebration occupies large space in our TeIe
orspbic columns. Every Wing will refer to 1t
with pleasure, and every Democrat with apPre-
hcnson.
The Fishery business is It'll question OF phi
mary Importance. Orders have been given for
several ships Of war to proceed to the Banks.
The Southern lines bring us some interesting
items from the South and West.
Other facts of interest and importance will be
found in our Telegraphic columns.
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r WHY LAW A WIEIG-A Let

ter TO an InQuiring Friendly HORACE GREE
LEY-beng calm and lucd statement of the
grounds of radical difference between the two
great parties which divide the American People
and the authors reasons for preferring and sup
porting the Wing party large and fair
pamphlet of l6 pages: Price SO per thousand,
Sll per hundred, 90 cents per dozen, 2 cents
sngly.
If ordered to be sent by Mail l cent each for 800
miles aud undsr and cents for 500 miles must
be added 70 prepay postage.
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WHOLESALE MURDER.

By what other title can we ftly and
Justly characterize the crime which yes
terday on the Hudson, resulted in the
death, by fire or water, Of probably not
far from fifty human beings! The steam
boat Henry Clay, with a large lumber of
passengers on board was racing with the
Armenia. Her officers, with Capt. Tai
man at their head, were heaping and slim
ulating the fires under her boilers in order
to crowd her to a higher rate of speed.
The passengers became terrified, they re-
monstrated, they even went through the
io,malities of public meeting on board,
in order to give effect to their entfeaties.
But in vain. Capt. Talman and his asso-
ciates turned a deaf and contemptuous
ear to every suggestion of alarm. They
were bent Oh beating their competitor; and
what to them was the periling Of few
hundIe ed human lives Bat suddenly
a new element intervenes in the headlong
career. The danger they had provoked
and defied is upon them. Fire bursts out
and sweeps along the inAammabe wood
work of the boat. Then follows a scene
Of horror which we do not seek to picture.
The crowd Of men, women and children,
in wild confusion, shrieking in despair and
terror, eeing from the devouriDg blaze,
knew not where to turn. The officers, at
last abandoning their wicked purpose, de-
eide to run the boat ashore but, losing all
self possession, instead of laying her along
side, they drive the bow straight on, leav-
ing the stern in deep water, three hundred
feet from the bank. Those whom the
flames waited toward the stern by the
rapid movement of the vessel, had not
already hurried into the stream, now had
no other resource but to plunge. In such
a case death wGs almost certain, those who
could swim being likely to perish in the
struggling and drowning mass. Bat we
pursue no further the dreadful features of
The scene. Our readers will find them de-
tailed at length with the melancholy facts
gathered by our reporters.
We ask again, is not this murder, and
that in the most aggravated and horrid
form! We have no desire to add to the
torture which, in common with other Grim
inals, the officers of the Henry Clay must
feel, now that the passion of the hour is
over and The poignaucy of remorse sue
ceeds. But we cannot allow any mis-
placed and undeserved tenderness for them
to outweigh solemn considerations of duty
to the community. The public safety must
be cared for. And we earnestly trust that
in case so fragrant as this, justice may at
last rouse itself, and by exemplary and SUI
fcient severity, put an end to such crime
as racing by STEAMBOATS, carrying passen-
GERS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29

CoNeREss.--The Senate. yesterday,
passed right of way bill for all sorts Of rail
PLAIN aud other roads through the public lands
Mr.. SUMNER was choksd off in his anticip,tea
speeches by the refusal Of the Senate to suspend
the rules to allow him 10 olcr resolution. lSee
report
In the House, after just squeezing ,hrousb =,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29

railroad land bill. the River and Hurbor bill was
taken up. Virginia, deadly hostile to internal I'M
provements, managed to get slice for the sake
of james River. Then followed ridiculous debate
ofno consequence, after which the weary mem
hers adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29

FRoM Rio DE JANEIRo.-We learn by
the L. steamship Relief from Rlo that the fever had
greatly subsidized, and thai ID is mostly confined to the
shore. What wH' among the shipping WA principally
IN beard OF EnglLa vessels
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Nor,cp IL NICoLAY, Auction

NOTICE,-N/UM &C INICULhI II IhUVDIV1I
ees rsspectuy intom Iher friends and the pubic thaf
they have taken 40 office No 40 Walls, Manhattan
Bank Buildings for the convenience Of their downdo"n
friends o., =.
Office hours az No 40 Walist from 10 A. NJ to NJ.
Office hours at No 2H Grand st from P NJ TO 9P. NJ
CONES & NIcOLAY,
Auctoneers Real Estate, Loan and insurance Agents
ELIAS CONES,
AtRpRT y NICOIAY.9
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
NEw-yoRK, THURSDAY, JULY %. 1852.
For PTsstdSEi
WINFIELD SCOTT Of New-IerssS'
W, pTce- Prestdelf,
~xIIIAu A. GRAHAM Of North-caroiiha

r- The Tribune 10 served In this City, Brooklyn WI
..bursh and jersey City for IL; cents per week. Psyaos
:. the carriers Names through the Posooe or rennJ
po.t will be promptly placed upon the Carriers books
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Es- Ga ntlemen who wish DO wear CRls.

1ApoSU Wisso sceps requested to use the common
Han Dyes which will II nder them bald In short rifne
Al oonrSiIe CRiSfADogoS Liquid Hair Dye will preserve
As vel ~ emhro~n OF blscsen the hair Applied snd sold
ehS ApoSo No AstoE House Private MONS 10. ap.
ply rg De nNe - -
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"THE SPIRIT OF NIAGARA AND LUN.

DYs LAM Its said that Gen. Scott, while rdlns
eruud where the famous battle of Lundys Lsns
fought b-huloug thu bodies several Indians observed
10 OF h. ADS bat tue and noble forms these fellows
have end Whist black and beouufu Hair fhe reply
yes their Hair truly remarkable They the Wahpeue
from chidhuod The public should bear 10 mod that VAS
DEUsYNs improved w shpsne for restoring decayed aud
dsea.ed Hair changing TINT whch TO ITS original
color and Whch celebrated among all the lnd'n
tribes c.n he ontaiptd the general Depot No LIS Cham
ber.-si AID at the preoipA Druggists Of the city.
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THE BURNING OF THE Henry CLAY
A full report of this catastrophe will be found on
the next page. Further accounts will be given
to. morrow, including the Coroner's Inquest, sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29

uw TIE WIG ALMANAC for 1882 contains the complete
cote for President in 1874 and 1913. For sale at this office
Price ia cents IL san b obtained Ia Baltimore, ct Eur
kess Tsylor's.
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THE TRIBUNE.
SCOTT Leads the Column !-Forwnr,
Now, brothers, sox d, the hourl'

Tho publishers OF The Neto- York
fbrns profer copies OF their regular and full Weekly
issue egh. large pages each six columns of Literature
Politics and Nsws) for the remainder of the Presidential
Campaign, ommencing with the It'll of August and
closing with Nov 25th, when conf iently hope to
announce their triumph,-on the following terms:
: copy for the IS weeks. so 30
y copies TO one address 10
Ak COP. AZ 40 o'''''''''''''''''''''''''' SV
Payment In all cases 70 accompany the order.
The selection of WINFIELD Scorr for President and
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM for vice-Presidcui has gratihed
our ardent wishes and strengthened our earnest hopes
Our conviction has long been fixed that Gen. Scorr 10
the very man fitted and marked out By his heroic
sch,svements-his inestm8ble services at critical pc
Rods In preserving National nquilty and prevent
ing the elusion OF blood-by his unquesuoned integ
hty bis seudeyohng patriotism, his unsectons position
and bis humany-io unite the Wing Masses In one On.
husissc invincible host and lead them on to victory
30 believing, We have sbored and hoped for his nomi
nation, and we confidently look 70 the result 10
justify our ssngune snticpstons.
THR TRIBUNE, standing on lie own Platform and
knowing other authority but truth will do is utmost
for the election of Scorr and GRAHAM; but Il will nc
Do absorbed by Political discussion. We have chosen
60 profer Campaign subscribers a large sheet rather
than small and cheaper one, because the postage 10
the same, and because wish 10 extend the knowl-
edge o what Tux TRIBUNK hs5itusly Is. The letters
Of our Associate BAYARD TAYLOR, VINO next writes US
from Syris, the ruins Of Nneveh Constsntinople &c,
will appear every week, with reviews Of new Books,
Proceedings of Congress and the general Foreign and
Domestic News of the Day II there Is another journal
IN America more valuable Interesting than The
Tribune, Il 10 not because more money or labo< 10
spent thereon.
An the Editions Of THE TRIBUNE are printed In large
QuSrto form, sheet 81 by - inches showing eight
large and compact pages Of reading matter About half
tbs Daily q devoted 10 Advertisements very few
of which appear In our other issues No ten dollar
daily IN the world contains more reading matter than
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e1h for three months.
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~ We ask the friends Of SCOTT and
GRAHAM to call at our office and examine
the following Campaign publications, which
were prepared under the auspices OF the
Central Committee of the friends Of Gen.
Scott at Washington, are every way au-
tbentic and efficient, and are sold at the
bare cost Of Paper and Printing. There
ought to be at least One Million Copies in
circulation before the end Of July. Friends
Of The Cause call and see if you don't
want to supply every house your County,
Town or Ward with
pg THE CAMPAIGN LEFE Of GEN.
SCOTT, with 26 illustrations of the most event
tul scenes Of his ustous career including the Battles
of Chippewa Lundys Lane, Cerro Gordo, Contreras,
Chspuepee &c. with bl' protection Of the lrish pris
oners In Canada &c. &c-a large, handsome pamphlet
ofthirty.two psges on fine paper-s ready at Th TIT
IAN. Office this morning. Price 81 per hundred, 30
sents per dozen. cents single.
When ordered 10 be sent by Mail cents for under
500 miles and cents for 500 miles must be added
as the Post Office Department refuse to send without
prepayment OF postage
Also,
SCENES In TnE LIFE OF GEN. SCOTT
broad sheet to be- hung up In dwellings and public
places-wh eighteen spirited lustratons-will aso be
ready, and will be afforded for $40 per thousand, slh
per hundred. or cents singy. Terms, Cash nheIibly
Ifto be sent by Mail l cent for 500 miles and under
and cents for 500 miles be added to prepay
postage.
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r. The Life of Scott in German

r. The Life Of Scott in German
Campaign Edition, with all the Illustrations Of the
regular edition in English, is published This
Day. Price (the same as in Engishl 81 per
hundred, 30 cents per dozen, cents single-always
cash. Orders from Clubs, Committees, and ind-
viduals are urgently requested. Now is the time
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