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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
miscellaneous.
, PORCELAIN and AGATE

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"A STONE WARES.-To MERCHAN and TRADERS
in the UNITED STATISTIC undersigned orer to mer-
chants and dealers throughout the United STATES Advantages
OF trade 80 dom presented The capacity Of this country TO
compete successfully with Europe in the nauutseturS OF
Porcelain is longer problem. Messrs' l. SAhI-
IIDGF Co have established az Green Point Long island,
the manufacture Of Porcelain Wares far eNceug IN oeauty
and strength ANYTHING Europe has produced AID they are
ALREADY making variety OF such ares tia has YET
been brought 10 this country Among them az kinds Of
Door and House Trimmings Table Wares Door Pates and
Nunb.rs for houses and steamboats, Candesticks shut
ter and Bureau Knobs Sign Letters ell Sues cheaper
and more beautiful than any Others, and unaffected
by time or exroslre; Pitchers and Ornamental Wares
OF all kinds and they are sold at prices much less
than the imported article. Porcelain has never before
been made IN this country. and this Is the product
of a new combination Of materials known only 70 the
manufacturers the supply Of which These
wares took the first premiums gold edaat the Two lt
New-York State Fairs and American Institute, Newly ork
The Agate IS manufactured taking the place OF
marble for nantlepieces Table and bureau slabs Sc At
forced for less price and far surprising the Italian marble
IN beauty srd durability being susceptible OF much M ner
DO sh aid resisting the action OF acids or the scratch OF
steel. -
The UNDERLINED are the sole AGENTS for the sale Of thee
wares and IN order render the business renuner'
etve TO those engaged in IT, have adopted the psn OF re-
sirctng the sale to Agent in place They exact no
" and business character Of those 10 whom the agency
gwen.
Thcv lave opened at No 10 Park-pace. up stairs, Al
Office C. ntn nng samples OF the sold BY them. aud
they invite tie calls OF all who would snccimens Of
American skill. and secure to themselves. exclusively,
Incentive and Permanent business
New.York. Nov. To- 1872 JOHNSON GOODELL"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
L,OR SALE.-ln Newtown, l.. l., a Farm

consinng about 50 OF st quality OF land front
ina on Fresh Pond Road aud running nearly through CIV
rrrss Hal Plank Road beius about three miles from VII
hamsbosh and about and half miles from Brooklyn
line direct course of Myrile-ev and hall mile ron
sptTsnce OF Cypress Hill Cemetery On the premises
large comm edons house and buildings For further Psr
ticsars inquire OF CoRNELIusD De BENOlsE, on pTen-
ses or of M C. DE BENOlSE, No. IS Cstharine- 81 n \
The daily union., 1852-08-07

those here who have somewhat been blinded BY depart
mental plants OF gfeat want OF clerical otce Al the
wish Of the heads OF department. the force ia this
city has increased during the present .o'g administration
about % per and they sill asking tor more BE-
Sides number OF employees have been retained ever
since GeA Tsyofs administration came into power with
authority law appropriations pay them. This
has been done upon he responsibility Of the several
bers OF the cabinet upon various petexts Many OF them
have been paid per diem job salary; and how do
hear you say Way, simply by keeping false records at
the departments Aud how is that hear you ask. Why,
by SYSTEM faliblooded oaig system Of transfer That
Is TO say appropriation Is made, perhaps, OF large
amount for the completion OF the survey OF certain pofon
Of Florida clerk Is employed oslensiby upon sous gen
etal matters pertaining surveys, but actually Ia rasei
ling about the counify making speeches And you ask
opine, how he get paid Oh, that is very PLAIN, Inc
fund which was Appropriated, with the undss'anoipk
be expended in Florida, ba~serrsd 70 wash
ington, Ohio IL /: happens tat the service s per
formed there, and paid keep the dropping spirit
OF ohig stump orator.
This explanation may serve another purpose VIZ 70 ao
the largely amounts required by the de-
parments as dehciencies And as the bI now pending
(snce passed) that purpose appropriated upwards o.
Zoe ions Of dollars would IL not be vel Tor Congress TO
what portion has been brought about by his ex'
traordlnary system totig ivansfers?
Yours, &c, ~'
The daily union., 1852-08-07
Tho New Hampshire Religious Test.

Since the whig papers have made Gen. Pierces birth
and residence in New Hampshire their main objection
him. the following extracts from published letter Of the
Hon. Edmund Burke, showing which party is response
BILE for the bel features OF the New Hampshire con-
stitu,on, are worthy OF attention:
sThe constitution of New Hampshire adopted some
forty years ego, while the federal party in the ascend
ency the State. Il the constitution of the federal
party-was FRAMED. ADOPTED. and for many years
administered by THAT PARTY. All It's odious features
tho work of the old federal party Of New Hampshire
Since the democratic party have gained the ascendency
in thai State, repeated efforts have been made cal
alter and reform it, The question has several
times been put TO the people and voted down-THE
GREAT BODY OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY VO-
TING IN FAVOR OF A REFORM, and the great body
of the federal {now whg) party VOTING AGAINST TT
within twenty years the question has been referred
to the people less than three times and in EVERY
INSTANCE DEFEATED BY THE FEDERAL PARTY.
who, almost a man. VOTED AGAINST ANY CHANGE
IN THE CONSTITUTION.
"On the last reference of the question the people,
EVERY DEMOCRATIC PAPER IN THE STATE AID
VOCATED alteration in the constituton-EVERY
FEDERAL PAPER OPPOSED IT."
And i, may be added that, the last occasion when
the question was submitted to the people in distinct
form, recent whig candidate for governor of New
Hampshre--as have proved by the record-stood op
posed 10 permitting the people to express themselves
the question Of blotting out the odous test
il is acknowledged on all hands that Gen Pierce ex
erted himself the utmost TO rid the Stale of the odious
religious test which the federal whg party had fastened
on it. And il is remarkable that the whg party which
now urges the State constitution of New Hampshire
crime AIMS, Cen Pierce, should select for lis candidate
the only one OF its leaders who for thirteen years stood
pledged to all that odious in iveAmercanism
who, in November, lsll, wrote and printed his full
concurrence in the principles of the Philadelphia move
ment;" who in ls4, drew bill for the perpetual dis
frauchisemen by OF Congress OF aliens arriving here
and who in October ls4 his own signature, delib-
eraey insulted the Catholic church by proclaming that
the election OF the Pope by the sacred college OF cardi
mails was an interested" bargain" by which the
most superannuaed" chosen 10 preside in the Holy
See
The daily union., 1852-08-07

GEN ScoTr NATuRALizArlos--W We are liberal enough
open the door the children OF foreigners VINO may be
here, without allowing their FATHERS TO COME HRKE TO
GOVERN s."--ITinfid Scott.
We publish the foregoing merely 10 say that Gen Scott
has changed his mind He does not think as he did
when he wrote the above. Then he was fired with IN
dignalon against foregnersnow he is nos hred with
Indignation; then he was fishing for native-Amerl-
can nominalion--now he has got what there is OF whg
nomination then he master Of his own conduct
now Mr.. Seward is the master; then he wrote as he
thought-now he writes Mr.. Seward thinks; and
now he goes bis length for foreigners Free Press.
The daily union., 1852-08-07

Thathe country wholly free from such political disease
proved by the failure OF the expensive farce recently got
up at Lundys Lane. No playwright summarily damned
by the pitt ever produced woful or ludcrous
failure The thing did not take at ALL and nobody stands
upto pretend that il did. The people do not like mere
soldiers for Presidents The regular army is not good
school for civil Office "Every man to his trade" is a
wise maxim which the people taking to heart To
capture Vera Cruz is one thing and to initiate and admin
lister the public policy OF this country quite another
Still, we think that there would be more military fever
il the peope-a good many wings among them-did not
think General Scott little than cloak for Senator
Seward Mr. Seward at this time mainly represents
idea which the of our people are now heartily
sick of II is the idea quarreling with the southern
States about their slave property The people have
10 The conclusion that continuance of the quarrel is
way profitable. pleasing. SAFE Hence. the fact that
General Scott is Senator Stewards chosen candidate
makes greatly against him, and goes far to ex,ngush the
military enthusiasm even il extnsuished at Lun-
dys Lane
In ac there is no denying that the whole South hates
the whole Scott movement, and that patriotic and con-
servatye men OF all parties at the North look upon il
with suspicion and distrus Party zeal at the South has
bowed ils sturdy shoulders to the task OF tuggng the
movement along through that section but il drags heavi
ly. weary, everywhere, and sometimes, in Georgia.
will not move at all. Fifteen States great weight
when iley hold back in the traces. The whg party
shoeld have thought Of this before they took MIR Sew
ARDS nominee.
Yet this is all right in its tendency 1t was fit that the
guppowder mania should be rebuked twas fit that the
conservative whg party should be ebuked for refusing
to be- taught by the Taylor experiment, and again lending
itself 10 that mania II was fit that the sectional preju-
dice on which the whig party has lived for years past
should be rebuked Gen. Scott is just the candidate TO
accomplish all these most useful purposes Let hope
this is the last time that the whig party will make
ination s.not fit to be made"
The daily union., 1852-08-07
WH1c ENTHUSIASM IN THE coUNTRY-A whig in the

WING ENTHUSIASM IN THE coUNTRY.-A whig in the
interior OF the Sate writing to democratic personal
friend in this city, says r.. sent to me the other day
sundy political documents for my whig friends, and with
them bundle of exchange papers from the Advertiser.
In reading these papers, all Of which had the Scott ban
ner raised, was struck with the apparent absence OF
zeal and deep. seated enthusiasm in their columns.
was fearful the nomination of military hero would
be failure and in my neighborhood it has proved
know three whig neghbos who will not vote at all
for President and will make the fourth one and yet
my loco friends Tell you the truth, swallow down your
nominations as though Pierce was the very man they
had been for years abong to elevate 10 the presidency
You can't get wings TO gulp down nominations that
way- Detroit Free Press
The daily union., 1852-08-07
"a For. s.llisan, E...spsTt, Main.


rs ssl1si. ssl1si. q Sf Rss Tsss sspsraps aour
SIS bushels OF white nsid beans
$40 pounds q good hard soap
IA bushels Of good clean dry fms salt
22o gallons of good cider vinegar.
NorTA bidders extend the % heis
bids hid
be acted unless embraces all articles required
The periods quantities OF each delivery where
they peeled wi be, LAT June, i September
hogs Of which packed 10 be faiened and
each weigh ea than two hundred pounds excluding ue
SIDE pieces may ee substituted 70! the hams.
fully packed with the article IN eess not exceeding eight pounds
packing completed, FUR
this office certificate from The packer that The pork has been
barrels full hooped the beans and salt in barrels and
the aud candies in strong boxes OF convenient size for trans
sa only by thirty quarts
for Peters and Fon Ripley 81 Louis for their ultimate
destination in the ms! week April 1855 and the stores for For
failure particulars breach OF
ae and inc department VIII Oo authorized purchase to supply
The win be inspected place delivery,
and all expenses to be paid by contractors until they dpos
tied AZ such orouse may be designated BY the the
The Comssay General privilege increasing
diminishing the QUANTITIES. or with all articles
o Of increasing or reducing the QUANTITIES Of each delivery
Bidders moi eon,racos are required 70
proposals. with evidence Of their ability, with OF
Attorney BY well known government other
wise their proposals will not be acted on
s dssy @a &c ysssS is ee Ssrs
pubic money .as points Of dssy
option ont on Of the t!rreasury Depanasnt ' '' '' . -
No accepted paid any
| stances.
proposal win separate envelope marked
GEO. GIBSON, O. O. s.
NoTEEdors paid for inserting In their papers
unless authorized do BY Commissay Gem
Aug 7--law,issep
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WILL SOON CLOSE

UAYNES celebrated entitled Noy
age 70 Europe embracing magnificent views Of Boston Us bar
nc haax The Atlantic, Msrssy Liverpool, the Crystal
Palace Of the Words Fair, Westminster Abbey London from the
Tbsne passing under the bridges and ending with magnificent
view o the Thames tunnel brilliantly illuminated and both banks
O beautiful river Rhine.
exhibition Wednesday Saturday afternoons at az
o'clock.
Adnsson os cents children under "a years Of age
Doors open panorama moving at O'clock
Aur1
The daily union., 1852-08-07
ny TELEGRAPH.
Er.e.tio. of sfailAlas skapiassi. |


PHtIADELpHiA. August 6-l, p nm itthias kupinski;
convicted OF the murder OF the boy Lehman vas executed
in the al ward about minutes altar III Pclock, this
morning He walked the galows with pretty firm step
and manifested fear he was executed without making
a confession,
one reporter was allowed q admittsnce
SECOND DEsPArcn
PHuApELpnA August Matthias Sknpinsii was
cuted this morning at minutes past ococ in
the yard attached the Moydmensing prison Sheriff Deal
su ended the himself, and dnw the fatal
bolt The execution witnessed by the sheriff, deputies
district attorney prison inspectors the Catholic priests the
pby sioans, and one reporter for the entre prHss.
The unforunaie was dressed ~ black pants black
silk vest and blue coat, He walked from he cell and
assembled scsffod Win rul step, and manifested no
signs OF lear He met his death without anr apparent
struggle.
Oh The scnold repeatedly said tha, he had nothing to
say further than he had made his peace with It's God, and
perfectly willing ,uffer the renaly OF tho law His
death quite easy.
Aiter the body had suspended about thirty minute
delivered the priests, IN with the
request of the dying man
inc confession Skupinski made 10 in the hands Of the
PRIESTS and will be given TO the press as soon as translated
The daily union., 1852-08-07

New PRoTEssoRsHIP IN YALE CoLLEoE.-A new pro-
fessorship-,hat of civil engineernghas been es,ab
lished in Yale College, and Prof.. w A. Norton recently
holding similar place a, West Point, Brown University
&C., has been appointed TO fill the chair.
Old Yale created a new degree at the recent com
mencement of that insii,ulonlhe degree OF Bachelor OF
Philosophy The degree was conferred on six young
gentlemen
The daily union., 1852-08-07
ny ). q. MceUInE, Amos,on..r.

VALUABLE CORNER LOT IN THE FIRST WARD AT
Tuesday afternoon, August o, O'Clock shs
on the premises g. No. lz3 sl
Ipth and hack $50 feet line
This Handsomely northeast Of
Terms Al ssle, JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Aua I'D Anctioueer,
The daily union., 1852-08-07
University Of Maryland.

THE forty will Thursday, October "
Il 1859, snde on lat OF March, 1859 -.
Pscpes and Practice Surgery Clinical Naths'
r. Smith, NJ u. -
Cbemistry ind Pharmacy, William H. A. Akin, NJ. ID.
Prppie. OF Medicine and Clinical Medicine, sam
uel thew, NJ. D.
Anatomy Physiology, Joseph Roby, NJ. ID.
Obstetrics, Richard n. Thomas, ~. ID. - -
Materia Medica Therapeutics and Pathology George w. me
berger MD.
Practical Anatomy, Berwick n. Smith, NJ d.
Fees f the 500 fee eio natcns
ton, g. /; graduation, 500.
For the facu have their com
baltimore Tnhnnary, with the Un
versy negbsrood eonssons ahordred snd
beds besnspe University, sud and s
entirely the faculty This Institution devoted 70 the M
Of disease which furnish w
clinical ~
addition during which will ms
rally increase IL
Of III. school throughout the without Zee
abundant cheap. OF hvns
In Baltimore ~ In any Atlantic city.
WILLIAM u. A. AKIN, N. D., Dean
R.trixopp, May Is, 1850.
o7-2awtl5Oct
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oeorresorr. D. c!

| WeorxeFoWr U 2.
THIS seminary, Miss Enesh viii open o
it September under the exclusive charge Of hsy
win he and accomplished p
fsssors and tcschers In every department. sr
Every effort win be used to make the institution happy ''
all inmates -. IL
Terms for boarding pupils including tuition IN Epe Mp
mathematics, $40 payable half yearly ~ erus
ancient and modern drawing, ana
Circulars containing fun be had ON "pp
the principal In Georgetown, ,,..sY CLARK
July ai-u WiLLA" . "1
The daily union., 1852-08-07

UNITED STATES .nd Hunting Ftag N~u"fac-
toryhe respectfully informs members Of Congress
and others wishing political United states sk Or hun
ns making Gags Of sye and descp
hand largesxe bunting haGs and can
- DAVID A. BAIRD,
Augi-eo4w Uphoerer, 9Th street, near Penn. avenue,
The daily union., 1852-08-07

I'VE returp socere thsniss In shos~ Of oUr cws-
w TONERS who hsve promptly seed rendered
J"y and respectfully
10 their earliest
mon.y nov due. CLAGETr, NEWTON, MAY, co,
The daily union., 1852-08-07
ny .. c. MCGUIRE, Auct,oneer.

A ADMtNIsTRAToR's SALE OF CARRIAGES AND HORSES
~ Under order Orphans Court will
offer for sale public auction Tuesday the 10Th day August
Carriages heretofore used hacks and
The sale viii take front of the
O'Clock, and the credit Of 90 days; The
purchasers hearing interest from the day Of sale
approved endorsers said notes,
JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
Aug. Sd Anconeer.
The daily union., 1852-08-07
Willow GROVE, (Del.,) July 80. ls5

The Pierce and King fever though not very well un-
derstood till within few months past is becoming quite
prevalent, and seems indeed TO be contagious disease
lie introduction and prevalence seems 10 strike terror into
the whig Ianks.
The daily union., 1852-08-07
Extracts from correspondence.

SOMERSET, (Pa.,) Aug. 2. 1852. .
You are aware, OF course, that democrats none too
plenty here, though evidently the increase. Not a
few prominent wings have renounced Scott.
The daily union., 1852-08-07
Etaa Insurance. Company, of Utscs, Ssw xsrh
Capital sI7oooo
ror xorso,h. ola Point, .na P,nsy Psins.

For Norfolk, Old Point, and Pfmey Point
a ~ THE OsCEOLA leaves washington io
A-kethe places evrry "Wednesday and Saturday AZ
o,clock, a. m, arriving At Norfoik morsrt u
going Returning will leave Norfolk sv"
Monday and Thursday st O'Clock, p. m. -.
she will touch, going and returning Mt Old Point rney '
river, Iandinss the Potomac. - -,
Passage re to Norfolk Isl Point ~; Old POM
M June ,s,Isa io Sf "''e' '"'' JAMES MITCHELL
The daily union., 1852-08-07

Japan aud the Jsp~n.set with IL tlipsfwstioost by
Watts NJ D. late in the service Of the Bengal East Com
Price so
Japanese in the Nineteenth cenury
by Doctor Won siebod.
Japan ndchine Ceyon, &c NJ Dubois De SanfnF aid
de camp Ro doude vol with maps and plates Paris
Aug FRANCk TAYLOR.
The daily union., 1852-08-07

Rev. Mason Mobiles seminary for Young Ladies.
THE of this seminary will resumed the let Monday o
September the residence OF the principal, on street, be
we
y. Raou engaged professor Of the French an
Madame H. NJ Ham tsaeher Of drawing
and pantpp, and assisting teacher of French.
Noble assisted the English department by Miss Jane
the head of female semi
nary In Delaware accomplished e schsr
Circulars &c. be Obtained Of the principal
7-TuAFlm
The daily union., 1852-08-07
MILFoRp, Kent county, Del } Aug 2, 1852.


The wings generally of our county are gloomy and des-
ponjent and calculate upon the triumphant election oil
Pierce aud King My calculation is that we shall carry
this State for Pierce and King.
The daily union., 1852-08-07

Alphabetically divine permission the Of the new
the First Coiorod Presbyterian
laid, with appropriate services on he LOT they now
occupy on st street. Monday, August at
x O'Clock The friends of the Of Christianity without
respectfully invited 10 attend collection
wilt be aid the object.
~ '''e' " - JOHN r. COOKE
Aug7-9 r~'S,
The daily union., 1852-08-07

LouisvuLg (Ky.,) Aug 5.-Hon. John ] C,ienden has
consent deliver GRAFTON the death Of Henry Clay
on the 18th OF September
Toe mail from Nashville, Tennessee ito this city,
robbed the 23d ult of Si3 0O daita and is also
reported that second robbery commlttad on the
9Th, when 600 was stolen.
The daily union., 1852-08-07

MAaTIaspURG, Lewis county, IN. Y.) July3o.
The indications in this qaafier very altsrng to the
democratic nomnees and nothing that can lend to
coun;eract these favorablc Indications
The daily union., 1852-08-07
The F.sher,es Difficulty.

BosroN Aug 6-lniormation has been received In this
civ that fenonstrance tho British
the hing within three miles OF the coast,
recprocity granted s circulating in Halifax, and has
eceyed great number OF prominent signatures Ine
Halifax Aeadan and Recorder considers the question
ught much danger and that war between the Two
nations Is i'm probable ....t ....- #u
The daily union., 1852-08-07

nuopOs Is received by the superintendent
building until the 18th instant for the supply
eor Of hickory wood portion thereof not less than 70
quality, delivered, corded and measured
IN Treasury in October and The balance in
Noy
Aug 4-eoda
The daily union., 1852-08-07
Norfh CayoIino E{fcli

WnMINaToN August Tine ieturns Of the election for
OF this State indicate the e, Of Mr. ksfr,
Gyhig) He gains hundred his competitor 10
south Hanover county.
The daily union., 1852-08-07
Ehtal ,AGrau.-Corgr.ssionai Noninatioa.

LOUISVILLE (kyD y Aug 6-An atray occurred on Friday
last at Lancaster in this Sate between Joseph Murphy
and s. f. M Kee, in which both were badly wounded, and
negro killed whilst looking on
Norman Eddy has been nominated for Congress by the
democrats Of the 9th district OF Indiana.
The daily union., 1852-08-07
The YeYow Ftvsr at Port al. Ps,ree.

BosroN August 5.-The British brig Adah arrived here
Wright and two of her seamen OF yellow fever while y ing
in tie harbor OF Port-au-Pnce The yellow fever had
been quite fatal at several ports on the island.
The Massacre Of Capt Marcy and Troops again Confrmsd
NEW ORLEANS August 6.The Picayune OF this morning
has further and later advces from Fort smith, which fully
confirm the reported massacre OF Capt. Marcy aud has
troops by the Cumanche indians.
The daily union., 1852-08-07
Lo,ca E,isction.

DUnUouE, August 5.-Adduonal returns Of the cleo
ton ia State render certain the election oil Ness Cah
and Hem (domocrats) to Congress.
The daily union., 1852-08-07
once OF con.n.i.sary tasnsr.I OF saDsistsaos.


SEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received this once until ,ns
- delivery of provisions IN bulk
troops United 5laies inspection as io