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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-19

(S Lebanon EncnIlpnient Mo- IT,, 4. u. OF
O.E-Tho members requested 10 meet at the EncamP
ms nj Room o. +. Hail. TUESDAY, Ia o'clock Tor the
Iucse paying the last tribute OF respect b our late Pa
tnafch, WASHINGTON NJ ISAACS, rom his late resi-
aence No 20 West 2Oth-st. lntermcnt Greenwood.
by order THOS WALSH, G. p
CtIIc L KnNNI Scrlha
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WOODS MINSTREL HALL, No. 444

w Broadway.-Open EVERY EVENING. Concerts
and Ethiopian Deneatons Music unsurpassed, and Negro
Delnestons unequaled Doors open at q Concerts com
at Z! O'Clock. Admission d cente-chdren half
price. The Afternoon Concerts are discontinued.
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WANTED-By Lady who is a first-rste
w hand AZ washing and ironing, the washing Of lew
respectable gcs and il required can give the best OF
city rctrtnce Cal a. Nc u Ithst, thru fsoT trot ro'r
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A S Cook, and trst-rate Washer and Ironer,
~ by respectable Woman. Can give good reference.
Apply al No % Adamst, Brooklyn IN the She has
daughter IS years of age who can take Of children
ard would be glad have her reside in the family with
lerrelG
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.nl AGENTS WANTED to

cooks, Walters, Nurses, Chambermaids
~ and other male and female Domestcs provided for fam
lies at the Agency Office No so East 4thst Unions9usre
established 1880 tor the protection Of employers in the
lection Of servants and tic guidance Of servants in pro
curing situations. j. q. GALLAGHER Agent.
The daily union., 1852-10-30

poets 10 the General. We found bin immersed ia tbe
business OF his clients though election pend
ing II was only week that elapse before the
American people were TO decide whether he TO be
President OF the United States, from the 4ih OF next
March. and whether his to 10 down to pos
iey forever the head OF this great republic, in
nexion with The usrious names OF Washington, John
Adams, Jefferson. Madison, Monroe John Quincy Adams.
Jackson, Van Buren, Harrison Tyler. Polk Taylor, and
Fillmore This was the issue presented 10 his mind, bat
one short week from the decision. 0ne would have sup
posed that has mind would have been much eaied
exclude every idea common place business; but such
thng, lie was as calm as a summer evening lie was
deeply engaged in law business with sutors at the court
and we had TO wait ill he had completed some important,
professional business before could him. Business
being over, he appeared, we have before him. in
pubic meetings, in the Senate, and in society perfectly
calm and composed. dlscourslng on public and private
matters with instruction 10 all listeners. Nobody would
have supposed that he the candidate for the presi
dency o prominent party in this country in issue
that was 10 be decided so soon. But so it was. He
never sought the nomination but having been nomi-
mated, be is disposed TO abide the result with composue
He deers entirely the decision of the American peo
pie Ifthey think proper TO elect him. he will devote all
his energies 10 the best interests OF the country, without
exclusive reference TO the North the South, TO the
East or The West. He is an American statesman who
goes for the benefit of the Unon the whole Union and
nothing but the Union. He has ambition for Office,
or scf but should the people elect him
President he will discharge his duty and should they
decide otherwise he will submit TO the will OF the peo
pie like true patriot.
The daily union., 1852-10-30

The TRIBUNE AND Mn. BELMoNT.-In its attempt to
avoid the disgrace of its falsehoods concerning Mr. Bel
mont, the Tribune OF this morning involves itself in 9TH
ers gross.
II states that Mr. Hulsemann, in taking leave of the
American Secretary Of State. "signfed that diplomatic
communications from the imperial government would
henceforth be made through the consul general"
This is not true. Mr. Husemann, in his letter taking
leave merely said Mr. A. Belmont, consul general OF
Austria, at New York, will continue his functions until
further orders" This language followed an ntimaton
in that letter that diplomatic communications between the
two countries for the present would be discontinued.
The Tribune also pretends that the why it did
not publish Mr. Bemonfs letter, contradcting IFS
lioas respecting him, that it contained attack
Gen Scott which did not appear in the letter as il was
afterwards published in the Herald.
This assertion is truer than the other
We have the authority of MIR. Belmont, and OF Mr.
Isaac Townsend, who accompanied him. for saying that
the letter which the editor OF the Tribune has declined TO
publish was precisely the letter which afterwards ap-
peared in the Herald, without any omission alteration
~hsse-sr--Naiionl Democrat
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In Aasair~lsx.

Tvs uMrxD srArss AAsHIcA, District Of Coanbis
w WHEkEAs libel hath been nled United district
w couu Of the District OF Columbia,
against the cargo Of the ship Admance said bsi fos
and charges te said the 7 April.
year at me port o. san lose, in Lower Caioras ssssa by
The said John b. Montgomery
United Saes ship a. us az ar znd rhs
beant said libel that the said proceed
denim the said of the said ship Adnlsance
And whereas the honorable James Morsc Judge
eou, ordered aud appointed Monday December
10 O'Clock The
United bs
liant
Notice Is hereby that district will
held for trial the said and The
and who have claim interest sssla
hereby cited place aforesaid
show they have why final decree should
9Th October, ioaa by ordef-Tssi
Oct l29-ds0t JOHN A. SMITH, C1sSk.
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In Admiralty.

UTIIEREAs libel
OF the District OF Columbia, by John b. Ms~sGomssy,
the ship Admance her tackle, apparel and fuSnnre
which said libel forth and charges that the said ship Adancs,
her tacae APPAREL and nure tho 1h day OF ho
eil, the Of San Jose, Lower cnifosaa ssusd
The sad John b. Montgomery the said John b. Mongoe
ing the United
prize Of and the said hbeiani said libel ss he
said shall condemn said Admance
tackle, apparel, aud furniture t4lf
And whereas honorable Morsel Judge sad
hath ordered Monday Of Doeeabsr
next O'Clock in the forenoon the for holding
the United States OF Washngoa,
for tbs Trial Of the said ship her tackle apparel aud furniture
ably the prayer OF the said ibelant-
hereby given will
held trial of the said and tho owns
and all who claim ersln,
hereby cited be and the tina and place ass
show they have why final decree should
27h' October 1854. by order--Test -st
Oct 29-d20t JOHN A. SMITH, CLERK.
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GUN FROM THE NORTHWEST FOR PIERCE AND KING
To democratic friends in the States send greeting
the glorious intelligence that beautiful Minnesota has
been rescued from the grasp OF whggery The demo-
cratic banner now floats riumphanlly over her soil
Her democracy, hitherto borne down by the official in
huence of whggery have rallied 10 the rescue and like
their brethren OF Oregon, stand erect and victorious ALI
hail the infant democratic giant OF the North hwest.
Our annual election held yesterday for the election OF
members OF The lower branch of the legislature and
county officers was complete rouie-was perfect Wa
teiloo defeat Of whiggery. Just enough OF wings es-
capped the general slaughter 10 carry home Of
their Overwhelming discontinue.
Minnesota Democrat
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From our Baltimore Correspondent

BALTIMORE, Oct. 29-p. m
The exhibition Of the Maryland State Agricultural Fair
and Cate Show closes to-day. very large number OF
persons attended il this morning. The premiums were
distributed TO the several competitors Quite number
OF fine CATTLE horses, cows, sheep hogs, &C., besides
variety OF agricultural implements brought and exhibited
as specimens, were sold at good prices.
Sales to-day of 1900 bbls. Howard street flour at
$4 SO $4 GA; also l,4oo bbls. City Mills at "a 56l
an advance Red wheat, 100 102 cents; white l02 a
l3 cents White and yellow corn, 10 70 cents Oats, "a
81 cents. Rye rs cents Provisions and groceries
changed Whiskay, 81 IS cents. Guano declined 10
$47 4s for Peruvian Patagonan, s23 1874 per ton
Tobacco very quiet-prices unchanged.
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General Cass.

W. arc clad 10 learn from the suoloned commumca-
~, ha distinguished statesman OF Michigan is bat
,,; s, for The democratic He has thrown nio
,;. c,,vas, ali the energy OF bis character and all Inc
~ his eoauence and the fruits oil his labors VIII
be seen in the triumph OF the democracy OF the
Northwest: o.,o, ,oxo
TO the Editor Of the Unt7n: - :,
The noble democracy OF Michigan, under the lead Oh
Csneral Cass are carrying everything before them our
mas meetings. now about TO close, have embraced he
whole State General Cass has addressed In TINS oiaie
aunno the present canvass than seventy thousand
neope He has spoken eighteen times, and more enhu
elastic and determined spirit never peryaded the party
Three score wears and ten have passed since our no.
hl ola statesman frs, breathed the air of freedom and
q, half century his name and his labors have been
connected with the history of the republic Al that age
when mos, men find themselves closing up their accounts
with this world and preparing 10 meet the responsibility
!, ano,he, We find General Cass the most active cam
pagner Of the whole county He IS one OF 'he gIea men
ho have never kept debtor and creditor account win
bs Marty He has addressed twenty-five mass meellngs
n MARYLAND. New York, Ohio. Michigan, and Illinois
never speaking less than two hours ana oi'enlues
travelling fifty miles on the day OF the meehng' Lax.
services have never been performed by any pnoc man o.
This country of his age His speeches. too, are marked
by great ability, and by an effect most wonaerlui
Wherever he has been dissensons have
marty has promised united and energetic service Iona
life 10 him and let the plaudit 90 up from every demo
cratic heart in the land, Well done, thou good and
faithful servant" MiCniuAN.
The daily union., 1852-10-30

To he Editor of The U,.ion!
have just seen communication IN the Republic
signed "Rs which is composed Of abuse and evasion
asked respectfully for information various subjects
connected with the Pension Office. 10 which no answers
are given by any as yet. II The reports 10 which
those questions point be true The friends OF the Comms-
sioner may well evade an investigation But il they
false, then they court t-even demaad it, The public
will understand this matter.
In the mean time repeat call for information and
il "R" is unable or unwilling 10 answer, he had better say
nothing than such epitbets as those in his last
My request is contained in the Union OF the 2ls IN.
The daily union., 1852-10-30
by Il. N. sTRAT.TON, Auctioneer,

(Pennsyirdnid avenue, corner Of Ninth nreef.)
VALUABLE FARM At AUCTIoN.-on Thursday, November
ih, nj O'Clock, auction shall
farm formerly occupied by Lemue H. Middleton esq the
farm Of Colonel Lorenzo Thomas United army John
Pierce, containing l25 improved by
house with wings orchard OF appe peaches and other
fruits, and several fine springs Of water.
a beau
Washington, Potomac, udng country
description calling upon the
aucuoneer visiting the premises.
Terms liberal and made known Mt sole.
Title ndspuabe conveyances expense OF purchaser
Oct
The daily union., 1852-10-30
ny j. Q. Mcguire. Amcs,on.er.

CHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE AND HIGHLY IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE-By virtue OF cous4 Of
the District Of Columbia for Washington county, ~
day Of October 1884, the where John O.
liam Don0hoo companants and Harriet
widow and heirs atw Of John Donooo assnd
ants the subscriber appointed by the n ssd
cause viii resell AZ public SALE on Monday the let Nsv~u
her next, aAk O'Clock the ne
Of the purchaser pubdivsc~ n
lots Nos and in No ass OF o No s. IN -
No. ass fronting 20 feet
feet on street north with the buildings a,ysr
tenances which consist Of three dweljns snk
with back building, we'll and ana one a. ~
and most valuable business stands known
80 long occupied BY John Donohoo of 7s -
~ = ~ = - = =
The terms Of sale prescribed Ono a. ~
the purchase money TO be paid balance
pymens Twelve eighteen, twenty thirty monshs "a -
secured b me purchasers tonds hs -
suoh resale with security to be by Upos a.
payment of the purchase
the purchaser in fee. ' - r'SssV "
II The Of not complied with v,,h,, a. - -
tho sale, the properly will resod ut the rak ma ~
pense % The purchaser = - -
CHARLES s. wALLACU, Trus,sr
o., on a,a,.sa.s JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
~ Ancdonser
The daily union., 1852-10-30

ID UST OF lvEBSrIcR--P
sculpture
ntanabe, informed that fac se cspies Marble
Of the work Of Hiram Powers, for which Mr. Webster
In full health him
Marsh6eId whittier
promptly obtaned moderate by addressing
Florence Italy, George Peabody London
signed attorney Of Mr. Powers here may be TO add that
taken from the faces living subjects,
well known esorted by do
afford much better likeness than that taken
fixed and aennsed likeness The
both and dangerous, within the Of
Thomas Jefferson dculty
from suocaon when submitting As copies OF
noticed may have been furnished by MIR Powers
caution, besides the injustice would
permitting be taken In this
of doing would be injurious
which they taken. BOYD REILLY
Oct 30 yapor Bathing Rooms, Capitol.
The daily union., 1852-10-30
The Elections in 1862.

Never since the beginning OF the republic have the
s.,s elections preceding presidential contest so clearly
odealed the overwhelming defeat OF particular eandi-
a,,, for Chief Magistrate those which have taken
lsee during the year OF grace 1852 Even in is4o the
a.moerac party succeeded 10 many OF the State elec-
oos held during the very howlngs OF the storm, and
gs,e defeated in others by meagre maiortes The State
of 1892 did not oreshadow the defeat OF Henry
Clay SO clearly as do those OF 1862 the overthrow Of
Winfield Scoit and yet on that occasion the giea' I'M"
bodmen received bat fortynins electoral Votes out o'
700 hundred and eighiysix.
/, NAV be well TO epublish the oBcai malon'iss OF
s late elections which have resulted so disasfousy 10
. cause Of Seward, Johnston, & Co. and which point
.onelusyely 10 the magnificent victory awaiting the
The daily union., 1852-10-30
BY J. Q. MCGUIRE, Auc,,ou.er.

DUTCH BULBoUs ROOTS AT AUCTToN.-on Tuesday ae
,ernoou November M At O'Clock shall se, the
bubous roots landed In
order, the celebrated nursery Of Van soas 40.
Holland, consisting OF the byacnrh tu p.
Jonquils iris, crocus, Due Won Thalls Narci.si-,
Terms cash. JAMES e. MCGUIRE,
A-d Auctoneer
The daily union., 1852-10-30
ws,.ter on the Evidences Of Chri .iianity.

A few weeks since, sitting by his own hreslde, al
ter day OF severe labor in The Supreme Court, Mr.. wen.
ser introduced the last Sabbahs Sermon and discoused
in animated and glowing eoquence Tor an houf on lhe
great truths OF the Gospel cannot but regard the opln.
ions OF such man in some sense as public properly
This ia nv apology for attempting TO recall some OF those
remarks which were uttered in the privacy OF The domes
tic circle:
Said Mr. Webster: last Sabbath | listened TO an
able and learned discourse upon the evidences OF Chfs
aniy The arguments were drawn IRON prophecy, his
,ory with internal evidence. They were stated with
logical accuracy and force; but, as seemed 10 me- he
clergyman Jailed to draw from them the night conclusion
lie the truth that was asIonsneu .na' he
missed IT, In summing up his arguments, he SAID ihe
only alternative presented by these evidences ls hs
Either Christianity is true, or II is adeuson produced oy
excited imagination such Is not lne seina.re, saa
or il is consummate fraud Il Is either feay OF an
imposition Christ what he proessed 10 De, 0, ne
was an impostor There Is no other ALTERNATIVE, IT'S
spoess liie his earnest enforcement OF The run, his
suffering in It's defence forbid to suppose that he was
suffering an illusion OF heated orah.
Every ACT of his pure and holy life shows that he
the author of truth the advocate Oh fuin Inc Earn
est defender OF truth, and the uncomplanlng sufferer
for truth Now considering the purify oil his doctrines,
the simplicity Of his life, and the sublmy OF ms deab
is possible that he would have died Tor an ilusloh IN
all his preaching the Saviour made no popular appeals
His dscoures gefe all directed 10 the individual Chist
and his apostles sought 10 impress upon every man me
conviction that he stand or fall alone ne must i've
10 The omniscsn God as though he the only de-
pendent creature in the universe The Gospel leaves the
individual sinner alone with himself and his God: 10
his own master he stands or falls lie nas nolnng 70
hope from the aid and sympathy OF associates The de-
uded advocates OF new doctrines do not so preach
Christ and bis apostles had they been deceIvers would
not have so preached
"Tf cergymen In our days would return TO the simpi-
city Of the Gospel, and preach more to individuals and
less TO the crowd, hee would not be so much complaint
Of the decline Of true religion. Many of the minister.
OF the present day take their text from St Paul, and
preach from the newspapers When they do so, prefer
10 enjoy my own thoughts rather than TO listen. want
my pastor 10 in The spirit OF the Gospel say
ing You mortal! your probation s brief, your work
must be done speedily. You are imn,ortI too. You
Fastening to the bar OF God the Judge sandeh before
the door, When am thus admonisbed have dis-
position TO or to sleep" These TOPICS" said Mr.
Webster. have often occupied my thoughts and II /
had time would write upon them myself"
The above remarks but meagre and imperfect alb
sraet, from memory, Of OF the most eloquent
mons 10 which ever listened COngrsgaii0naf Journal
The daily union., 1852-10-30

pOLLIN's Ancient History-a fine English edition,
IL with the addition Of engraved London 1851;
paper and type. Price 81 so.
Universal Geography from Nale Bun and Babc including
ematcal and physical geography history Of discovery
and complete description, from the
countries Of the world Complete in large volume
pages London, 1881. 81 50.
Oct 30 FRANCK TAYLOR.
The daily union., 1852-10-30

I OST-on Pennsylvania avenue, between & and 10th
IL small gold ocke onamented
with likeness
Whoever II be handsomely leaving
Mrs Wainwghts between 18th and 10th of the Pre
dents 30-da
The daily union., 1852-10-30

WASTEDA situation, by married speaks English
and German, salesman
ences given Terms moderate Apply ofice octa1d3,
The daily union., 1852-10-30

CHARLESTON, October 2S-The mayor OF Charleston has
called meeting to be held Saturday, for the purpose
Of adopting mode Of giving expression the grief OF
our citizens for the death of Daniel Webster.
large meeting OF the New England Society is being
held this evening for the purpose, and several
qaent tributes have been delivered by of
distinguished citizens.
The daily union., 1852-10-30
.lliean marty on Tuesday next I:

.;sw Of the foregoing results the question will na'u.
Ia .0s,e., itself to our readers, what number oil elec-
..., voes will General Scott receives wan Il reach
,h., given 10 Mr. Clay in 1882, t49D
The daily union., 1852-10-30

0 ,sonicThe Grand Lodge Of
Of NoymesI at -four osIoss p M a, Masonic aa come. Of
required 10 be punctual in their attendance.
Master Masons in good standing fralernaly invited
= CHARLES s. FRALEy,
Oct 30-Sai SunSTu Gr. Secretary.
ny- Public Lecture.-Proc EDWARD FOREMAN will de-
session Of the Saons Medical college ia the room a,
the Washington Iahrmay on Monday November - O'Clock
Amateur students Of anatomy and chemistry informed that,
= = n...., GRAFTON TYLER, MD,
Dean Of the Faculty National Medical College
NATIONAL THEATRE.
r. A. Sole Lessee.
SATURDAY rvrnse October %.
performance Of the Ravel Family win commence with te
comic pantomime Of
THE FOUR LOVERS
To be followed BY the chase balo, panomIme, called
THE ELoPEMESTi or A RETURN TO THE VILLAGE.
Immediately AFTER The brother. Ms,Ineu and Mons 90
tfough variety OF new and surprising fests, called
THE RING SUSPENSION
The whole eoaeude with, for the r.t tho psno
ouDENsNIj OR, THE SKATERS or WILMA
rrces Of admission Private b,se q and par
guete 50 cents children under 10 years half price reserved
tier, 80 eeais ooored gallery, Is
Doors O'Clock curtain viii be raised
eor office viii be open daily, from 10 o'clock O'Clock,
? oe, S 30
Iron Hall Assembly Rooms.
On Saturday opsnas, oososer 30.
FIFTH CONCERT OF THE GooDALL FAMILY.
IN submitting the following the Gooda family
fully tender their best thanks their fends
patrons and solicit their particular attention TO the selection fo
this evening
aRANwE-PARr r1Rsr
ike Rarf
Grand Fantasia violin, Maysedef, 45..... Mast Gooda.
j. Comic Song"Wanted Governess Mr. Goodall
A. BaiadTerences Farewell kathlean. Mrs. Gooda
. hdag'o and Rcndo, fom Mendessohns celeea
ted violin Concerto. Master Goodan.
An interval of is minutes,
PART seoosp.
l. Correi's Grand violin violoncelo Mr.
Goodan and his little son.
g. sonrLe Happy Together. .Mr. 0oodal.
hrnsts celebrated Eegy. Master GoodaI.
T. Baliad-"D Dermot Astorc, - the reply 10 Kathleen
Mavourpeen. Mrs Goodail.
g. Adagio and Roudo, from De Befiot's second Con.
certo.. Master Goodail.
Admiancc % cents 70 begin al O'Clock precisely.
rENrLEmEN's Fashionable Resdy-nasde Clothing.
81 hrs quality comPrsug the largest and best assortment Of
Washington, such
Khaban overcoats, article
Cloak 0vcrcoas
Sack smtout overcoats OF grades and qualities
superhae dress, frock coats, Of best quality
Business sack and frock
Pantaloons Of MI kinds qualities
Rich velvet silk stn, aud cashmere vests, Of the latest and
with complete gep,lcmen Furnishing goods.
Successors William WALL Pennsylvania avenue, be
oct so-s,
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GENIUS AND slovrsLIsrss.-l has been the custom for
ages to associate with genius and intellect total dise-
gard OF all outward appearance. And this people have
done BY building their conceptions a few isolated
cases which in every class and condition OF man.
kird, whether intellectual the reverse educated g-
noant ln all The records that have down to oil
Milton. who has ever known him excep, arrayed with
care and painness but with scrupulous neatoess Who
mas ever told US that his long hair matted ilcared
Tor II would be contradiction in terms TO suppose
man all but dvinely inspired pouring forth thoughts so
holy, surrounded by neglect and slaternlness Shaks
peare, ioo--was i so with himi And Byron, the
voice Of whose msiorunes and iaults--o his sorrows
and genius-is ever blended togeberwas he not man
Of scrupuous nicely whose mind revolied from disor.
der, and who fastidious in his detestaon Of
sovenlinessl Shall these immortal spirits be brought
forward to support the imperfect theory that genius mu.l
NECESSARILY be associated with careIessness Of aitrel
Erchonss paper.
The daily union., 1852-10-30
BY TELEGRAPH.
Mr.. Webslsrs Funeral.

BosroN Oct 2s sour city to-day presents solemn and
imposing appearance All business is suspended. Nearly
every building in the city, public and private, Is heavily
dfaped IN mourning Nothing Of the kind has before
equaled the testimonials of respect which are exhibited
his day All the and boats, and every vance
that could be had Marshfeld this morning. were
Pletely crowded. Special trains were early ia
me morning The Merchants Exchange is astefall
decorated III impossible 10 give anything like ade
quae description OF The solemn scene. All Boston and
region round about is in mourning
The daily union., 1852-10-30

These lots win be sold conveyed ubjec and
conditions declared by President of United
buildings
the lots in the city of Washington, and such resulsoas
therefor corporation Of Washington adopt with the
probation of the President Of the United States.
The sale will 10 O'Clock. and VIII ~
unued (om necessary until sucient number u
lots shall sold to produce the Of required py
tor the improvement which the funds
derived frem this sale by law appropriated.
Terms cash. WM EAgEY,
Commissioner OF Public Buildines.
JAS Q. MCGUIRE,
Oct 23-eodtNovs Ancdonesg