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RECAPITULATIoS.
1872.
IMPORTANT To MEXICAN TRADERS

Total, 1853 $3.50 2s,s3o 5000 3,
Majority Tor Seymour $50 Plurality for do in 1851, l.3l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17

u The name of the Post Office at
Aqaeduet, westmorelald Co.. Pa &as been changed to
Lestfor Nassos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17

the North Rivr) ansr she he'd rounded the Batter -
soop sush in q iert She vss es M srsipy -
sdcrsft exrsfse AID the rrcenf to rerovvs -
For def,ns- IL 10 alleged that the soop and not the
beat, WAS to blame. Testimony taken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17

smuse themselves by watching the every varying phases
of wind and weather.
This afternoon Elizabeth Kelly was put on trial.
charged with an assault and battery with intent 10
MAIN Lewis Becker, by throwing vitro upon his per.
SON. The defence Is, that the girl was insane
new Hook and Ladder Company has been organ
lied in Kensngton II Is be called the Protection"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17
CouRr OF GENERAL Srssroxs.-Bes,,.

CouRr OF GENERAL SEssIoSs.-Reso,.
the R.ealdsr and Aldrmcn Smith and Barr Tzsrsa,.N
Grad GyceayThe trial OF James DECKER eh,rzp5 -
grald larceny, which csanme need WEDNESDAY - -
sipsd and hrRhed Thursday morning, the jury n,rns
verdict Of mol guilty
Incl ~ Hsnaaschfev-John Ma'oy, man esmsz--..s-
advanced in yesrs placed II the bar to &c.,
nss ghtsr the scood degree, m causing The Su
his wife Mary on the i2fh ut. by beating her Rus Ess
t,stincny taken PRIOR TO the adjournment of the c.
The the accused good eharact<r -
IL shown that any weapon had been usrd az -
srtiele tia; could produce death. The tris viii be cott
this morning.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr
Retire Jsdee Betss1he following persons were ar,,.s
on indictments against them, and seysraily pcssd -
guilty. They pmanded for trisl
William johnson, IA respectable appearing man snd "a.
Is ssd 10 have hitherto home high chascert CHARGED -
passing counterfeit quarters aid shiinss Mr. Hossfio
Allen Is his counsel
Thomas Norton and Eliza Norton passing eoun.er,,
ter dollars
William Tracy and Mary Harrington. affemptins N ~.
American half dollarstthe young woman said re -
two OF three but did not know they eoanertsitl
Arnold Wilde larceny the high seas.
William Shey and Thos. DAILY attempt TO make rve,t
(Daly is out on BALL
Henry Martini IA soldier dressed in uniformly hsceuv
Fort Columbus.
Mr. Smelly Is counsel for lattercr the remainder s.ec,s
the tirst counsel viii be appointed BY the Court
A Jury hes been summoned for Monday week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17
SUPERIOR CouRr.-Before Judge Oaklv.

John Keegan sgt. John b. Tlne-Plaintf alleges that in
1880 he purchased Of defendant quantity of lumber for
$780, which he paid him part cash aud good Of other
parties for the balance that defendant took him to the Cap
TAIN where the lumber and plaintiff had got most Of
away when the humber taken out of hs hands by pro-
law by Geo. Jackson who claimed H. aleg
ing that had been got from him by Mr. W but not paid r
Action is brought 10 back the $500.
In detenes sad that Mr. " had really bought the lun
her, and had focd e but that plaintiff did contest the
with Mr. Jackson he should have DONE The
plant dismissed
Before judge Paine.
Birch and tcie sgt Aoses and Alfred r. BeaeaTo
damages alleged libel contained in police report
copied almost verbatim from police made 70 the
Office Of Chief OF Police already referred to- The Court
seid that the police return afforded pyieye-the only
question is WHETHER the article tue not II noe,
plaintiff entitled TO verdict the intriguing circumstances
BEING taken jnto consideration Verdict for plaintiffs 500
u. s. DISTRICT CoURr-Before Judge
Betts-Eiehard Tofes sgt- The StsambSas Piato-ihs
rcoP Delaware, c 70 thus, while proceeding with load o.
arrIe from foot Of Rcose,rst Jersey City, was run
y The Pinto, ,xhish had ran 10 tow, coming down
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17
UNITED STATES DIsrMcr CouRr..
Medical School statistics, &c

PHrIApELrHrs Thursday. April Is, issa
The following table, exhibits the num-
Der of new doctors created by the several NeR.l
Schools of this CITY, during the session of 1851 and m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17

Run OvER.-A lad years of age, nam
ed George Gordon, was knocked down in Tenthav,
near Twenty-seventhst, ON Wednesday evening, by
one of Reynolds Green's line Of stages and severely
injured lie was attended by DR.. Hardenbrook, who
took him his residence, the lad being unable to tell
where his parents resided.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01
FALL FAsHIoNABLE CLOTHING AT JEH-

CosThs reputation acquired BY ais INN io man n
uActins Clothing for sale equal 70 that maze 70
measure has given them the command of an immense
wholesale trade Their sock OF elegant ready-mad Cotn
ing the all is ready snd they Invite 20 tne esP
s,s snt,on of country merchants present Ia town In
the principal cities and Of the Fast aud Westn
Orleans Savannah Charleston, as well As AL tne inte
ior towns importance In the south the beauty ana hnis
the sty, and material OF their ready made Dress Costs Sur
tou SACHS Overcos Vests Psntaoons &c have been ap-
p,ecised AND admitted for the last twenty hve years hs
sssonept 10, the fall Of 1852 believed 70 supsss that OF
Adv former year and be altogether unprecedented IN
New.York Merchants from the country wno desire 70 give
tston for keeping class OF garments unequaied 10 .he ae
are invited TO examine the great variety OF syes the
wholesale department OF w 4 JtNslN6s ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01

A Delegate meeting of friends of Total
Abstinence from all that can IntOxicate will
be held tomorrow evening, at the office of
the City Alliance, 46l Broadway, to con-
slider and decide upon measures calculated
TO secure the predominance of Temperance
in our State and City, instead of the Rum
rule which swayed our last Legislature and
has long been omnipotent in our Municipal
affairs. Every organized body Of Total
Abstinence men in our City has been re-
quested TO send delegate to this meeting.
We rejoice that this movement is made,
though We are not sanguine as TO its i'm
mediate good results. The children of
this world are wiser than the children of
light The Rumsellers of our City have
their organization, their meetings, their
organs, their funds, their candidates-the
latter perfectly well known to themselves,
but not proclaimed in the hearing Of their
adversaies. They will have many dollars
to our one; for they put money in their
pockets BY thetyafie whichspresds wretch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01
WESTERN TaADE.-A friend At G..

writes US that the partial Construction Of -
road from Chicago to Galena is already as,,.s
eastward large portiors Of the Or ,ds Of IN. ~
Mississippi which but for this would ao., ~
the great river and find its markst at ~.
leans. The Mississippi, Illinois, Sc. w.r.
low when he wrste item days ago. so th,, ~
freight 70 st. Louis and Alton was taken n ~
y per tun instead OF the 81 90 TO 81 chars
the spring. Lead is taken from GaIena 10 ma,
Ihe does not say where, but we presume "a -
port Tor SIS per tun, although 81 per tln l. 4
regular price Of forwarding over land to Rocts,
the present terminus OF the Galena R,A,.s
When that road is worked through, freighh,S
fsu still farther, and very large diverso, -
doubtless follow Of commerce to and from ~
Orleans. Wherefore, IL. b. very properly IN,
the speedy completion of the Railrosd hcask
Gdena, at least.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01
The Feeling Of the People.

Extract from Private Letter
NEW Brunswick, ~ j., Monday, Aug 30, Is5s
Thus much on business. A word on
politics. close scrutiny of our State, and soms
examination of Pennsylvania, lin Northanrp.os
County, induces me to believe that there Willis
manifested greater disregard of party lines by
our Democratic brethren than there was even IN
rs. Much OF it originates in the same cause q
that which, in defiance Of party drill and party
iuglemen, nominated Scott in opposition TO Eli
more and Webster. The PEoPLE-the great
mass-the popular heart-know Scott, and bea!
for him, and tTampe down the concerted opposL
ton to him; and that electric sympathy is not
confined cannot be confined, TO any ploietv of ths
People. Ii is leayen that works upon Democn-
tic az well as Wing natures. Moreover, the in
polite abu.e of Gen. Scott tends to verify the
old apothegm, Curses like chickens, come koa.
10 rooSt'' can now, in my own circle, court
some ten men, inyeterate Democrats, who viii
vote for Scott. One of them came To me in this
wise he is mechanic, intelligent, and has had
fair c0mmon-school grounding. He had been
listening TO the miserable trash yomited before &
select audience by the notorious Charles Jay and
Gen. Dillaye OF your city. Says my Democr
tic friend, under stroAg excitement, D., you and
| went 10 school together when we were boys
We read Hale's history Of the United States to-
getber, and | remember how our blood used to
grow warm over its details OF the revolutionar
struggle, and how we vaxed proud over the sue
cess OF Scott and Perry, during the War Of "A.
We then knew Scott TO be hero-so our
old schOomasters taught US, and so our fathers
taught Us and, moved by tins teaching, we have
both rushed out together that we might have pass
,Dg glimpse of the man who beat the brayest Of Tho
British. And now, If any foreigner-Englishm
lrishmen, or Frenchmsn-would malgn wilfull
Scott as heard Americans do last nigdt would
lick them or they should lick me. snail vote-f@
Scott If we both live In our vicinity wears
WIDE awake, and shall remain so. Yours, o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01
Primary Elections.

NEw.l oRK Monday, Aug. 30 lSJ2.
| To the Editor Of 7A,N Y. 7Sibuns.
propose the following method for the
selection of Nominating Conventions BY the two great
political parties Let the Wig and Democratic Ward
Committee. prepare a box marked Primary for each
Election District In which the Inspectors of Election
shall deposit all tickets Endorsed Primary. Let II be
understood that the tickets shall be headed insidc
'Whie' or Democrst-the outside simply Primary.
This plan while Il leaves the ballot inyiolate will
cure through the Of the Inspectors, the
Nominating Conventions for the next ensuing election.
Each party, through their csucuses otherwise,
would surely select their best men would get rid
Of Primary Elections, and thereby do more toward
.uppressirg rowdysm than all our Police force Is able
10 accomplish. G.
u Well, G. suppose the Democrats
of the Sixth or Fourteenth Ward or
good share of them, should see fit TO elect
a Nominating Committee for the Wigs
what thenl How would you help it !
There might be One Thousand Votes for
Wing Nominating Committee in some
Ward and only Four Hundred for Wing
Officers then to be chosen-but what could
be done about it! Any voter who voted
the entire Opposition ticket for Electors
and State Officers might at the same time
vote for Wing Nominating Committees,
and there could be no redress.
We are opposed to all scheme. of send
ing our party to the Legislature or to Tam
many Hall for the means of purifying our
Primary Elections. All that is needed is
an earnest resolution among ourselves, and
especially in our General Committee to
gire erery Wing rOtcr a fair chance in our
Primary Elections and shut out all Others.
When so much is secured, all beyond will
be easy enough. Ell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01
NEW.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER T. 1852

| California that il will Ne increased every year
there will be little difficulty in completing tnc
msspi6ceut system Of railroads -fHcfs@'Sg a f'"e
| IA 1s Psrffc-now so far advanced all over the
country, from which the people arc to derive 80
much advantage.
| Investments in canals and fire proof bEtlffrgs-
| productiye as they may be at this time-are not,
however. the most desirable that may be made in
CsEforna "a their numbers may be so increased
as to reduce the present large income from them
while iudicious investments in Improved and p,r.
erfnh mills for working the extensive and nch
Quartz veins, WILL as labor decreases in value, and
practice teaches improvements in the process
Of working, be constantly increasing in value TO-
years to come; and Therefore it NAV ro,c ba CON.
sdered one of the best possible Investments .,
money that can be made. 1t Nss occurred 70
me that many Of those who are no. con,ennl..
ting emigration to California for the tigeing or
gold, would do quite as reH to invest the aAount
Of their outfit and expenses-very little, if al,
less than $500 to sl,0O0-in some safe and trust.
worthy Company engaged in working rich quartz
rock, as they are sure to pay, If well worked with
good machinery from three to sir per cent.
month. some erea more when once in su ccessful
operation. NIX.
r The above is from valued Editorial
friend lately from California, in whose in
telligence and integrity we have great con-
fdence, and we cheerfully publish his tcs-
timony as such; bat we must be distinctly
understood as neither endorsing nor dis
senting from his opinions. Mining in Cal
iiornia may be very proftable-we believe
much of it is so-but zee do not undertake
to advise people as to the investment of
their money-they must inquire and judge |
for themselves. Ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01
VERMONT,

Election o5 ConGs and STATE Oaicers TUESDAY Sept 10
There is one State in the Union which
| even the rayenOus array now snuffing the
spoil.' of the Federal Government, and
hoping to secure them by electing F. Pierce
to the Presidency, have not the assurance
to clairA as likely to support their candidate
or in any manner contribute to their tri-
umph.
That State lie VERMONT, the Switzer-
land of America, whose sons never covered
at the frown of dsspOt- -whOse pure
breezes never famed the cheek of slave.
On her rugged yet bounteUus soil, the
vices which Wealth and Co mmerce en-
gender have never found footing; there
Popular Education has long bee n admirable
and all but universal, - this t there Is
probably no native son of VeI mont now
living who has not vt least the rudiments
of learning; her government has ever
been frugal, simple and republi can and
the Pharisaic assumptions Of 81 lam De-
mocracy can never dupo intelligent and
candid minds while TIE truth stands broadly
out that VERMONT defes It's sorcel les and
spurns its hires. Let the shallow and
ms-serving credit, if they can, ;the cal
umny that pronounces the Wing party
aristocratic and hostile TO Freed ON; it
cannot deceive the generous and di scern-
ing while VERMONT so brands it wi tn her
indignant Reproduction.
Sous OF THE GREEN MOUNTAIN 5 on
you devoves the opening of the Fall Cam
paign of 1852 Our adVeTsaries exult
over the prospect of an easy yictory-not,
indeed, on the soil consecrated by the
bones of Ethan Allen, but on the great bat
tle-feld of the Union. They blustcr, and
brag, and offer Illegal bets, as if the contest
were already decided, and they wore just
entering upon the division of the spells.
We say, as Paul Jones did in his nnemora-
bic conflict, when asked if he had slrren-
dered,-'We have not yet begun to fight
Our people have not chosen to wear them
selves out by premature Excitement and
exeriion-they have waited to finish their
summers work, to read, compare and re-
lect-and are only now preparing iaI
earnest for the Presidential strife. True
men Of Vermont! You are 70 fse the sig
nal gun that calls our hosts to arms and
the condict-let it ring clear and shriu
from the pines Of Madawaska 20 the chap
peral of the Nueces let the Wings of
doubtful Iowa and Wisconsin hear it and
be- thrilled with enthusiasm and conf
dence let it roll across the Rocky Mount
aims and tell our gallant brethren in far
California that the Wings of the Atlantic
slope are united, impatient for The conflict
and confident of victory
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To COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND CITT

kkrsRIkx-ArTpnS SALES 1882 POPULAR 0ooDi
Posul Ak SYSTEM. AND PoPuLsR PRIcts
We are prepared % greet buyers OF Dry Good1 rsnke
Eot,ons Carpets and on Coshs With full, new, and com
Domestic Goods purchased early. and Foreign Goods az
rvins BY every Our SYSTEM giving universal
Htsfsciion 20 tbos- who hsve tested it
DREss GOODS DEPARTMENT
Jest opening very superior display Of staple sn sac
Cloths entirely new and choice coors- Also Asnes OF
Rs- shades Of plain Mouslin De LANES fernan Cotn
ard beautiful designs French herinos sno We
all kinds Of Woollen, Silk and Merino Shsws hnensn,
kootch French ana Domestic We invite particular stten-
on display Of the various grades OF long ana square
sAsws Manufactured in this country
WHITE Goops DEPARTMENT -.
fhe Room devoted to tsese Goods and "nicn unoe 'no
Supervision Of DAVID PTHOMAs - purchaser ana nshsso
worthy Of. visit on,Psc0n The ssy a. aanSssr
ehjefs EdRrnfs Pringes Artificial Flower Sc 10 soInpeo
and almost unrvsled Also TOwes Napkins Table Ciohs
mai invite Attention to tie fine Of Embroideres-having
had lies time experience solely in the good, pertaining
% h department. the advantages he offers 70 close buyers
must Be examne I'd and tested 70 DO appreciated
The Purchasers and Managers OF the Hosiery, CARPET
and On CLOTH YANKEE NoTIoNs, and WooLES DE.
invite the sosess scrutiny and Inspection OF
DOMESTIC GOODS DEPARTMENT
Comprises every description Of Domestic Cotton Goods In
udns ali the styles Of Brown and Beached Sheetnss and
PRINT AND GISsHAM DEPARTMENT.
One Of the extensive assoTnents oil these Goods Of
Seed TO Retailer In this country only ASA an inspes
Our prices are undertaking and un!fOm-NETr CASH pay
We PREPARED TO grant accommodation OF time, by
aadur In tsrest and taking paper, payable st Bank.
We shsI exhibit bv the aid Of travellers through the
antry full tango Of Samples OF our Goods Orders sent
wuded speedily al the winter by the medium Of ExPresses
&c via Rsiroeds the extreme North South East OF
wet TwEEDY, moULToH LlhPToF,
Importers add Jobbefs
No. a Broadwas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01

LIN, Mason and Hunter. The resolution wa, how
ever, adopted by vote Of 26 to II. The Yeas and
Nays will be found in the proper place. The
committee consists Of Messrs. James, Shields,
Bright, Dawson and Bel. Mr.. Borland made an
inefe :tual attempt TO have the bill granting lands
to Arkansas and Missouri for Railroads taken up :
and those States must therefore wait for time,
o15o az New-York and Massachusetts, have had TO
do-buId them for themselves. The remainder o.
the proceedings were very dull and unnteresting'
Just on the point oftvelVe Mr. Mangum offered
resolution complimentary to the acting Vice Pres
ident, which was unanimously adopted. MI hing
returned thanks, and declared the Senate adjourn
ed, sine die.
In the House also reports were made from 'ne
Committees of Conference, which were accepteo'
and the several Appropriation bills passed ne
last hour OF the session seems to have oeeh' "
usual. a time Of great confusion but good nature
ruled. and none Of those proceedings "nicn 81
often have disgraced the Hall Of Representatives
and the country, on the like occasions found place
This adds to the satisfaction with which we re-
cords satisfaction which our readers all must
,bare-that at the appointed momentthe speaker
-ose in his place and announced the adjournment
IF the House size die.
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Wing Nomination Ia Maine.
e Of TIE \ 7. Tnsgne.


RooxLASD Friday, Avg. n, 1852.
The Whigs OF the Third Congressional
District met in Convention, at this place, this
day.
RALPH JOHNSON, of Belfast was chosen Pres
dent of the Convention, and after the Com
nittee on Credentials had reported, the baliotins
for candidate took place, which resulted in tne
selection Of T.. W. FARLEY, Of Newcasts. Inc
whole proceedings of the Convention wsse harm'-
NOUS, presenting streng contrast to the Locs-
Foco Convention, held at this place, On TUESDAY,
Wednesday, and Thursday Of this week. Inc
vote for candidate was nearly unahiinous'
Farley having all the votes, with one exceptions
that one being for Isaac Reed-the present Ne
preventative in Congress, from the Comet Dis
trict. Dir. Reed declined being candidate again,
although no man would have polled larger vote
than he in tine District. Sir. heed Is maafully at
work, in Congress, with his wing colleagues,
While the Loco members from this State are al
home, electiopseripg. Beautiful indeed 10 such
Democracy. The Wing 6res are beginning to
burn in the Pine Tree State, and she will give
good account Of herself this fall.