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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-07
WAsNING.-We understand there

WARNING. We understand there is good
season to believe THAI persons IN New-York and in
this city have been endeavorng 10 hwari important
measures Of the Government, bearing upon It's iels-
tons With Mexico, and especially the Tehusn,epec
treaty, by corresponding with persons OF supposed
influence, or IN high ode in that country. What
ever may be the other motives of those persons in
adopting such course, II cannot reasonably be
scrbed 10 a sense Of panionc duty, especially when
they must be presumed 10 be aware that they are
guilty OF the penal ohense denounced IN the Law Of
The United States. Washington Republic
KossrrR AND JACKSON ASSOCIATION
We call attention 70 the announcement in another
column OF the Committee OF the Jackson Demo-
cratic Association IN relation 10 the s'h OF January
BANQUET at jackson Hall. We are gra,ihcd 90 learn
ahAI MOST Of the distinguished persons invited De-
longing TO the Democrat party have signi6ed their
nseaton TO be present aud also that the iusirious
Hungarian hero with his ssite. VIII grace the ooca-
sion With his presence. In spi.s OF salandy, mo
limited number of the fair sex, and We have no
doubt tie banquet will be the mos. brilliant affair Of
the klna that has ever 'sAen place In this meuopo-
lis t"sshlls'oh uhioh'
The LARGEST YEr.-The ship George
Washington, Capt. Cummings, cleared al the Gus.
courthouse yesterday for Liverpool, win q cargo si
5S0l bales Gotten, being BY odcs the largest cargo
OF our great staple ever shipped nom or TO any poIt
The weight Of her cargo Is ssss e.s POUNDS ana y
was cleared by II. V. Baxter. She was loaded In
nineteen running days, Of which seventeen were
working days New Orleans PIC Dec -
THs FREsHEr IN THE CONNECTICUT
srss Quantities OF ice came down the Connecticut
on Fr,aay afternoon. The railroad bridge over the
/. Or. Bow. was moved from its aouimenis ION FIJI
day, and the passage by trains rendered impossible
The messengers and mails were conveyed nom
Northnmp.oa TO Cabotyille in stages As far north
as we have card f,om, the meadows are piled Win
ice. A. Hartford and Middleton n, the Ice had pro
ken, aud VAS moving away with the water very
high. -, :.
his ci,v On SATURDAY. afternoon, resulted. under
stand Ia the election OF majority Of Bsrpburners
40 the County Convention, which IS 70 DO held ON
the sh for the selection Of delegate 10 the Nation
~ c,,ayentioa. ALBANY Rsgists
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vrwvoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY T. 1862.

this point the influence Of the present Tamil
begins to appear; in lSi9 the consumption
tell to %, lbs. per head, while the imPorta-
tion increased 50 per cent and the home pro-
duction fell is per cent; in 1850 the con-
sumption fell to So! lbs. per head, the I'M
portation rising II per cent, and the home
production falling l3l per cent; and IN 1871
the consumption fell to 69l lbs. per head,
the importation rising but lisae more than
per cent. and the home production falling q
per cent Thus it appears beyond dispute
that under protection the consumption oil
iron and the home production rose immense
ly: while under the present system not only
has the home production declined nifty per
cent, but the ability of the country 90 pay for
and use iron has declined at the same rate.
These facts Mr.. Corwin presents IN the
simplest manner, and without attempting
to draw any other inference from them than
that the ability Of the people to import,
and pay sufficient duties 10 meet the needs
of the Government is likely to disappear
under the present system, and that we are
in danger of becoming dependent on for
eign countries for an article so important
rs iron. These are impressive and impreg-
nable conclusions, and if they DO not have
great weight with Congress, it will be be.
causeEthat body is blind, or bent on attend
ing to some other interests than those of
the country.
The Report then speaks of the Coast
Survey in terms of just commentator.
TIE making Min. Certificates receivable
for duties is recommended, as Is reduce
ton in the value of our silver coin, SO as TO
equalize the relation between it and the
gold coin. The need of Branch MINIS at
San Francisco and New-York is ferciby
stated. and it is recommended that in estab-
fishing such, those at Dahlonega, Ga, and
Charlotte. \. C., be discontinued, except as
ASSAY offices. The construction of new cut
tiers for the revenue service OF the Racine
is advised, and an increase of pay for their
officers, Who in many cases now actually
receive less than the seamen under their
command, the wages Of the latter having
been already augmented on account of the
high price of labor in those regions. The
condition of several hospital and CUSTOM
house edifces, now building, is reported,
and the attention of Congress called to
some necessary reforms in the laws rela-
ting to suits brought against the Depart
ment and in those relating to commerce
and navigation generally.
This Report is clear, ineligible, d.
rect and business-like document. IL should
be read and pondered by every man who
would understand the affairs and labor for
the welfare Of the Republic.
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We understand large collection vas AK IN up
DEMocRArlc RrpUsLcAg YoUsg Msss

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, YoUsG Mss's
GENERAL COMMITTEE OF THE CITY OF NEw-Yopk Vof
ls52"-This Committee fully organized At IT. aeet
ing last evening at Tammsny Hall. The EieteesA
and Nineteenth Wards were the only ones cpntested.
and the decision Of the Old Mems ComDites IN tae
Eighteenth Ward case, was reversed BY vote bI
ballot, Messrs George w. Berrian, HenrA. Wars
William L. Hail, Edward Murray, Charts Il She's
receiving II votes 70 blanks, and 10 for John Foe
tel, Terence Keen, John Murphy John Nsbitt, VIII
liam Pearsall.
E,nstsenh Wdrd-David b. McCullouh, Edwsf
Smith, Peter Masterson, Jr John O'KeAs, Georss
d. Davis, were sdmitted by vote OF "a 4, for th,
opposing ticket. A ugo election a then gone
ITO for permanent officers, resulting = follow
Chairman, JOHN WHEELER, Xy.h Wsd We.
Chairman, William Drew, WITH Ward screpr<A
ThaddeusB. Glover, XIth Ward, and John smith.
XVIIth Ward Treasurer, Augustus l.. deNsh'n'
XVIII Ward sergeant.a,.ArIns, Samuel BsDne"
lid Ward. Adjourned to next week, shss
special meeting is 70 be held to eject slanang Con
mstees, and TO procure the residences II he pee
gates for publication with the Bylaws.
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~ tbs BosTox MUSEUM, an excellent

~ tbs BosToN MUSEUM, an excellent
literary and miscellaneous Journal published In Bos.
ton under the editorial charge of CHARLES A. v.
PUTNAM, Esq, appears in a new dress with the com.
uencemsnt Of the New Year, and presents smi.
Lsg cordial. ana most attractive aspect. 1t has
noble list Of contributors, and with the editorial skill
and experience devoted to Its columns It bids fair TO
surpsss any weekly journal in the CITY OF No
lions" Among the writers for the Museum we OBJ
serve the names of Joha Neal, Caroline Lee Hentz,
ard Others, whose contributions alone would furnish
a sure passport to popular favor This journal may
be obtained of Dexter & Co. in New-Yofk
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NEw-YoRK. WEDNESDAY. JAN. 7. 1852.


Topics Of the Morning.
In Senate, yesterday, there was peu-
ton presented for an Increase Of pay to
those of our Navy employed on the Pacific.
The lash for the sailors back was taken up
and laid down again. Mr.. Seward present.
ed petition for the exploration of route
to China. The Report of the Secretary of
the Treasury given in another column
was received. A debate ensued on print
ing the Census nothing dene. 4 Message
from the President, inclosing note from
Dir. Webster, was received, concerning the
Cuban prisoners, recommending an appro-
pTiation for their relief A Dill appropri-
ating $4,000 for relief Of the Library
passed Mr.. Seward offered resolution
looking toward granting pension to the
widow of General Belnlap, and thea the
August Body went TO dinner.
In the House Committee to receive
KossUth was announced by the Speaker.
The reception VIII take place to-day at
o'clock. A bill was introduced granting
100 acres Of land to the landless. Mr.. Bern-
hisel protested against the Utah Report.
The Treasury Report was received. The
House then went into Committee of the
Whole, where they engaged themselves a
few minutes to no purpose, then rose, and
the House also went to DINNER.
Kossuth's speech to the Clergy Of the
District is given by Telegraph. lie ex-
presses himself disappointed at the result
of the votes of the People of France. Other
items concerning his movements we give
from the Washington papers of yesterday
Gov. Hunts Message will attract atten-
ton 1: is promptly before the public.
10 our State Senate the Wings have
elected the Sergeant-a at Arms and Door
keeper The Opposition the Clerk.
In the Assembly, Jonas G. Heart, of
Rensselaer,, has been chosen Speaker, and
Richard U. Shearman reelected Clerk -
both Wings.
The Pennsylvania Legislature organized
in part at Harrisburg yesterday, the OPPOSE
tion electing their officers in the House
The Senate failed to elect its Speaker.
Senator Seward entertained KOssuth last
evening. The Secretary of State, Mr.. Web
ster, Senators Cass, Houston, &c. were
present.
Buchanan, it seems, has carried the City,
and Cass the County Of Philadelphia.
The Triangular parties of Massachusetts,
were caucusing last night. See Telegraph
The death of the venerable Professor
Stuart of Andover is announced in the
Boston papers of yesterday. An obituary
notice of the deceased will be found in
another column.
Items from Mexico, Letter from Mrs.
Thrasher, Forrest Divorce case, Proceed
ings in the City, and other matters Of In.
terest lay themselves open in every column
asking for perusal.
The Wing General Committee, it will
be seen, has been organized by the election
ofex-A,oerman James Kelly of Hid Ward as
Chairman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-07
Tar NATuRALIzED CITIZENS OF BosToS

TuR NATURALIzED CITIZENS OF BOSTON
--Boston Is blessed With Wing Mayor and an
Opposition Marshal. The Wing Mayor and Alder
men had appointed one Bernard McGinnlskin, a
native Of Ireland on the day police. Marshal Turkey
opposed his appointment in all kinds of ways al #
Boston would be forever disgraced BY nasur'lizsd
citizen acting as policeman. Barney snumphed
over Turkey, and assumed the duties of his respon-
sibls Office but Turkey who seems TO be an Indian
in his hatreds, has deprived Mr. McGinriskin Of his
office, TIE Atlas says, without warning and with
out any charge having teen made against him We
guess that the case Of Takey rs McGinnskin Is not
at settlsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-07

EARLY CLOSING MOVEMENT. "A na@ef
Gus and highly respectable meeting OF tie cfls'
Cutters, and others connected with the Clo.hrs z,
adjustments Of this City was held last eyeaias pl
suan, to notice, for the purpose Of forming as -
citation, having for is object the closing Of the -
II that particular branch Of business At 3 90
SATURDAY evenings excepted. Mr.. Mckee ~s-s-
Chan. The proceedings were Of a uuii - sr:-
like character requiring only as an auxh. .s<s-
form action, combined with an explicit anesnsss-s
ate reInoLsHsnce with employers, and the "a ,sr
manent accomplishment The lateness OF ~ ~ -
Of adjournment preciudes further commeIL IN g.
stsll do more ample justice TO the prsisew ~ -
erIions Of these gentlemen, o. reference ,tsf, q
Iext me cting, GA Monday week next W "a "a -
mar be adyertised Thanks being voted
Press, the aSscmblsgs adjourned
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BcsrOS.-The newly elected Municipal
officers of this city were inausurated on Monday,
Chief Justice Shan administering the oaths Of Office
to the Mayor elect, who in turn swore IN the men,
bers of the Council The Mayor, Hon. BAN SEA-
var, delivered short address. Henry ]. Gardner
was chosen President Of the Council, and Washing
ton P Gregg, Clerk s. T. MeCleary was chosen
City Clerk, in place Of his father, S. F McCleay,
ST., resigned, who had held the Office ever since
Boston was cty-2s years Thursday, January IA,
was appointed for holding election for an Alder
man IN place of Mr. sesver. who had been :h osen
Mayor.
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" In consequence of the bad working Of
the telegraph on Monday night, only part Of
the Treasury Report was given in The Tn
bunc of yesterday morning, where it ap-
peared exclusively. The whole document
viii accordingly be found reprinted on an
other page of this morning, paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-07

LxssY's January OR FEsTivAL HAT;-
p. ave sxpsrin ens OF Introducing kev sys - n
a. the Holiday Season. nayi3g met VITA Eiea.
ioI ., us ip fs5I ceDSns Ibtsniion N Us coz
t,aaspse We will oyen for saie, on sc,vi
- --nneet,ep with our Original styles fAes 1870
-, I1enca made expressly for the season, ~ osi ~
,nIsssa Paris FaDTcast. To Gentlemen see nns COM
D,.,ss sf quality elegance Of outline eiao"rste ana
.sfai husi Ou ogerns for the season u RESPECTFULLY
uvlas ..at IrARY 4 Co, Leaders ef BNsaIon
sap@-,'~ for Gepflensn's Hats, Astor House, " Y.
FUgs, FrRs. Fuas.-YouNG's premium
c,,.s No % Bowsry AID No IL John 81 near Br Dad
IL sens An ercei eAi assortment has hls gooas an
esnrsd usht sells cheap and reoonme hds nothing but
raj IL good He gothic premium al the FAR Of she Amer
,esp Institute fox supsflo, Ears and "ofkmanshi2.
q 3tsW&S
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ARRIVAL or The ALABAMA.-The L 5
msl steamship Alabama, Capt Woodruff, from
Savannah, arrived last night, bringing 81 passea-
gers--amons whom are IS persons attached to the
Italian Opera Troupe-a list Of whose names will De
found under the appropriate head. We are indebted
to our friends Of Ths Republican, Georgian and N.rs
for fSvorS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-07

FRANK MCLAUGHLIN TURNED UP.-MiKE
WALSH, Il will be seen, voted for his old friend
Frank Mclaughlin, fer Speaker Of our Assembly.
Frank ence had more people running after him than
he has now, but Mikes friendship is cons,an, in
ndverslty an prospeIlty.
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To CLERGYMEN.-Our agents at LaRcaS-
tar ipf,m az that Rev NJ Fisher sf that place. lately
had aa attack II which great
ness and finally complete loss OF sace Alter tllns
ssvs thinsp TO no purpose he completely cured By
the use OF SIN bottles ofDT RoGERss Lerwon. Tar and
Csnchsiseva. a..
Broad way and by all retail Druggists. Pncs-in lArse
BEETLES 81 or three bottles for 81 So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-07

SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATION. he cel-
ebtauon Of the Third Univessls, SocieIy's Sunday
School 10 MORROW night promises - be interest
ING affair Cod speaking nay b. expected
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OPPOSITION GENERAL CoMNIrrYE.-An
adjourned meeting is to be held this evening 70
settle the contested seats, and to permanently or
game
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u | will cure all who come tO me, OF
consumption whether yo1 have money not II you can
ret waE across the room can you but II you have
Il till ali strength and vi'ay gone will not guarantee
20 you but in thai case there 80 much 70 war
dicpe but have all due attention a. your houses 'hn
city TALBOT WATTS, NJ ID Ne iit Grsenwich-ss e
DOTH (Natures FLUID ieT the Lamp Of Llfe No 100 Mas
,cars 11.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-07

sAplIER No Jg1 Broasway Franklin Buildn =" would
inform his friends and the pubic that he has
ust received large and chsce assortment Of
sale reasonable prices siher wholesale or retail JAMES
Sabine. No lYl broadway, FIankLn Bunaags 10 ,.
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TW r. IENEIses q Co. Drapers and

Taors Of No 23i Brood -ly embrace this suspcoostea
sn ,hs con mepcemen Of new year. the Tsen aeth OF
the career 20 t5e appreciation OF the patronage
thew have ected AID the sequel TO their success not
an .s.y possible att they would refer 20 Il m
a.fas.ce cf hat has before been written That Dod
tas Ike faculties MAY he improved D. cul1Vanos DOT
~. ,syr where II innate, Heihef Dscsseo ~
al nor can il be imported Certain II Is its effects are IN
gnned By .hOse who do no; possess u
and from tas fAc supremacy for garments has Doe
attsin sd fof although Il shOnd appear esos.ica Se
clam superiority for the style of WORK AL IN tsst
we conceive sch Of the economy OF garment c5nns's
With these views shan continue 70 hsye On hand IN
srtsusve stock Of goods from which 10 Iae
rate charges
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-07

A COuP D'ETAT-To cure the prevail
Ing csu.hs and colds BY Mrs JERvIs's Cold Carly
Wheeling and snesziug.
Two neghbors together,
Began 70 eSclsim
Al the horrible weather y
Now raining slowing,
Now ffeeziBg, new blowing:
Thus they talked with sort Of asthmasicai crow
Not unfreauent,y chec the midst Of their oroaking
With this sort Of chorus Of coughing and choking
"Eh-hough-ugh, this phlsgm
Eb-bugh ,-ah Ah-Asml
Up Broadwsy-tsat bri sht street.
They paniingly wendell,
But no furhef White At.
Their journey extended
The sisn stretching DER Mrs JERyIs.s door.
Disclosed the best method their health to restore
They entered, they bought,
And two soon wrought
BY the candy that with the qulcnets Of thought
Now their chorus is ch anged from Ell bough and ahem
Ind wheszng and struggling, and splitting pAlssm,
Ia" Hurrsh for this caDoy how lucky We are
Mrs JFRvIs for ever l-Ha hah hs hs ha
Sold wholesale and retail, by Mrs. w. JBRvIs No 1856
Broadway, aud by druggists generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-07

FOR ALL SORTS OF WEATHER.-Rubber
Over Shoes ard Ciogs, Silk and Cotton Unbrsllas
Tgays Caps the most portable and approved patterns
Kosssth Hats vilh or without feathers.
WARN0CKs, Hattsrs.
Ne rs Broadway, Irving Hcuss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-07

HOLIDAY Presents. -Something substan-
na IN en- ana boys are AZ Sos
yercos Ely Sacks FToek Coats Black and Fancy Cass'-
mere Pants Vests Shirts ORA &C. cheap ioI cash
d2s G,MWSFh BoUGHTor KNAPP, No Maiden lane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-07

II Gentlemen wishing ts get anything
IN the form Of fine Boot. Shoe Cater, would do we
70 cal on ID. brown No Courlandt st un1er the nef
ehsnts Hotel French Cali Boots usually sold at IS ard
81, for 81 So I3 SIM ~edassh
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-12
GREAT ATTRACTION!
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor. TpsSf BJoddLrdy aud FIGnkIitl street. York.
this Establishment can be seen very correct Repre-
n scntatiunOTa LADY IN CHINA, under the INFLU
ENCE OF OPIUM, ead to;uc, and hands in motion; the
Representation D the kind i'll the country. The largest
best collection Of Ancient and Modern Coins III the U. s.
The figure of Soldier III the Continental Uniori blue and
bluff, lead buttOs marked u s. A. three Hat
iirccles, Caters, &c, Also, Birds OF Various Plum
curious Freaks OF Nature, Indian Implements oil
Rich Oil Paintings E,igravngs with many other
aud yalua Bile Cuosiies, Statue of George ILL., Such col
lection cannot he found in any Establishment of the kind in
United States double Call, which universally adj
nlitted great wonder. The joined together
the neck down 10 the middle. They full grown and
perfectly formed and brought from the town of Lying
Live White Rat Jerks CO. Penn .idmGmce GRAF
Is Games for ENcIcisc and Antncmcnt Billiards. Back
Cannon and Dominoes. 4 Billiard Room with two splen.
did Tables, is also attached 10 the house.
REFRESHMENTS.-DMIcr aud Supper parties can be
accommodated very short notice. The Lardcr will he
supplied with all the dcicacies of the Came Oys
Beef Steake Mutton Chops Veal Cuties &C. provided
at any hour.
At this Establishment, may be celebrated bird.
MNO, that will repeat almost anything alter stranger.
No accommodation for political meetings oil party.
Subscriber having become Proprietor of the above
ated Establishment and having made various aitera
ton prepared TO accommodate the Travelling Public and
Hotels OF the city New York The bar Room, which
private in this country being tie
collection will sustain the reputation accorded
the charge of Mr. Thomas Riley, the quality CT its
wines, &c, &c Connected with the above is REFEC
TORY wleIc meals will be served at all hours OF the day
evening Private for Courts martial Referees,
The public respectfully invited to grant him share
their patronage. -...,.x.,. :,
nJPcrsons wishing pure WING and Spirits may depend
lavDs them genuine al this Establishment. ...
n. B.-Privatc families Supplied with Dinners Suppers
superior STYLE Parties number at their espec
tive homes and of glass silver sent out TO part
OF the City FREE CHARGE.
Entrance 10 he REFECTORY in Franklimsi
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ERUPTIVE DISEASES.

r has become settled lact acknowledged by tho
best Physicians city, that in the oiua,
letter and many other diseases, BREsrLsoEKs FLUID
ExTR or SARsArARILLA AND DAsDELios, is decidedly
above all other preparations. speaks for itself whenever
rse although have taken the pains of hav
ing published through the papers, appointing agents
for the sale OF it, yet almost weekly receiving
Icrs from Vermont, New York. Ohio Kentucky and other
states persons who by chance means have heard
of its wonderful curative powers The following is from
gentleman Vermont few days since, who used it for
very serious diseaEe:-
DEAR DocToR:
The two bottles ormcdicine got from yoI
henin Wheeling have nearly cured met please send
more by Express.
Yours Respectfully.
1t prescribed by nearly all the Physicians of
city, not as qack medicine, for have made them
qaintcd with component parts; and say all
have not the opportunity of making it known
it is entirely free from all minerals and is not in
least incompatible with of the preparations
dine Fowcr's solution, other properties.
To be had Paxton & Lakes, and F. Yahring, and soil
wholesale and retail by -...
BRENTL1NGER & ARMSTRONG
street. opposite Washington Hall, Wheeling Va.
July 81, '52. +a ~ i9