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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-07

CoNGREss.-An important item in the
Senate proceedings of yesterday was an unfavor-
able report from the Public Lands Committee in
regard to the Homestead bill. We understand
that two of the Committee favored and three OPP
posed the bill.
BENEFITS Land bill was also reported upon I'M
fayoraby.
The same Committee also reported unfavorlbly
upon the bill to cede public lands to the States in
which they lie.
Mr.. SEWARD called upon the President to state
whether any proposition has been made by the
King Of the Sandwich Islands to us to place the
sovereignty Of those Islands under the protection
Of the nted States, and all information in the
possession Of the Departments on the subject.
A Committee Of f7e was appointed,( Gen. Hoys-
TON, Chairman to investigate charges of abuse,
bribery, &c. in regard to private claims upon the
Government
The IndiGn Appropriation was debated two or
thee amendments rejected, and the Senate adj
journed TO NJ onday.
IL the House, after abruptly, and with
out allowing debate, agreeing to print certain
fnalhy" resolutions recently passed by the Con-
necticut Legislature,
The General Appropriation bill was taken up
debated, nothing important done and the House
q. Oured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-07
Il WILLIAM f. ROBINSON, Esq, vii

e WILLIAM +. ROBINSON Esq" who
has been up in Newllampshire examining the
records with regard to the action of Gen. Franklin
Pierce and that OF his party on the Religious Test
which still disgraces the Constitution Of that
State. has embodied the results Of his scrutiny in
Speech before large meeting at the North
American Hotel last night, of which a considera-
lie portion will be found reported in this mornings
I1iLsHe-the residue in our next. Alr. Robinson
developesa state Of facts very different from that
set forth by Vice President Dallas and his echoes
and far tiuer. He may be mistaken on some mi
noI points, but in the main he has the facts as
they are. We commend his Speech to all inte-
rested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-07
Wreck OF "A Steamer.

NEw.ORLEAYs Tuesday. Aug B. l:j2
The ship Quebec. arrived at the South
West Pass from New York, reports seeing steamer
ashore a. Gun Key supposed from her position 10 have
Iun ashore There were wreckers alOngside but they
were doing nothing. The captain thnks from the an
Pesrsrce Of the vessel tha. Il tie Alabama
20 will be recolecied that the Alabama was l3st on
Gun Key. The Quebec had long passage and /, was
probably, that steamer tina. the captain cav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-07
e TIE Cincinnati Enquirer (Opp.)

las The following chuckle over Mr. Fi!lmo.e's last
diplomatic appointment:
GOT HIS REwAID-A few weeks before the Wing
Convention Nc iL ateG Gen. Scott, Humphrey MtrshaL
Of Kentucky, the Congressman from the Louisville Dis
trici c'ne out 10 lengthy letter in winch Be eutsred
largely into argument prove the weakness aud IN
wClblIes5 OF the General which the writer gave az his
Geatons why be could support hifn. IL seems now
that Mr.. Fillmore highly pleased with Mr. Msrshars
onssu Cht ulon ibe Wing nominee, for see i, al.
noUucec IN The LOHisc Courier taat The Presiden. has
offered bin the Chinese Mission.
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Southern Items,

BALTIMORE, Friday, Aug 8 loj2.
The mail has arrived from New-Orleans.
The fire at Savannah on Monday last de-
troyed from 80 TO 90 houses, rendereg 20 families
hCus6less The property was not of much value, and
was generally Inhabited by poor people, who managed
nearly all their furniture assurances were eff
iec;od on all the property but about $500
Sister Seraphina, Of the Sisterhood OF
Charity, formerly Mary Elem joyce, of Now.York,
died u 81 Mary's Seminary Nstctez, the 26h July
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NE HoMEsrEAp ANp LANp BILLs.-

Tie Courier and Enquirer states that the Com
mttee on Public Lands in the Senate have rejected
the Homestead and Land Distribution bill, BIZ the
following vote ; On the Homestead bill, Messrs.
Baldwin and Dodge voted Aye, and Messrs Felch
Pratt, and Underwood, No. On Mr. BENEFITS
Land Bill, Messrs. Pratt and Underwood, Aye
aud Messrs. Baldwin and Dodge, No.
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and are likely 20 lose something IN BuFke'
Cherokee, Cleveland, Caldwell, Stanly,
and possibly in Buncombe. New-Hanoyer
is blessed by the presence of one of the
late Wing papers which have declared
against Gen. Scott: BuncOmbc has the
other. Unless Clingman has crippled the
Wing strength in the Mountains, Ken's
chance j. now the better one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-07
BY Election Returns

By Election Returns,
scanty and rather indefinite as yet, reach us from
North Carolina, Alabama, Arkansas and Iowa.
Judge Conkling, Of Auburn, was yesterday con-
filmed as Minister to Mexico, in place of Mr..
Letcher.
A dispatch from Commodore Perry, dated East
poit states that he intended to leave for St. John
n. e., yesterday.
4 letter at Louisville, from Fort Smith, gives
us some reason to doubt the story of the massacre
Capt. Narcy's party.
The Cholera seems to be slightly decreasing at
Rochester.
Various storms, shpwrecks, fires, &c, &c, are
reported il our Telegraphc columns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-07

GALLONS LITERATURE.-Tne Lie
and Confessions of Lucy Ann Hoag," VINO was
hung last week at Poughkeepsie for the alleges
murder Of her husband, is just out, with por-
trait, evidence on the trial, &C. They only had
two persons to hang this time at Poughkeepsie ;
but if this pamphlet gets good circulation through
the country, they may remonaby calculate on
half dozen the next batch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-07

COOP ADVICE 1t appears tie Cholera
Is within the bourds cf or STATE and Is stding "a,
wGd our city EVER booy, bsrelrs should adopt suca
ssSaery meaurei viii beat tend check it, progress IA
our ce.k and river c0utansa this season arge ou
tnes O. decsyed vegetable std animal matter psrhsps one
otthe best things that be done purity the watts by
passing Il through the Porous Glass Filter WI, remove
al Impurities aLS renders as boil asthe morning
Sod al Gothic Hal No SIG Broadway Puce 81 So Per
sons seeing hs great quantity IT humorous matter that
separate from ths sseieg mpd Groom byt this Filter will
be sstousbed
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- Rev. THOMAS J. SAWYER. formerly
of this City has been unanimously Gu sen Presden, of
the new Unversalist College, named TUFTS College
after principal beneiactorD located at SonervilIe
Maze. lie has accepted.
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Heavy Freshet and Loss OF Life.
MrnryA N v Friday Aug IL

We have had perfect deluge of rain
today stream four miles hence carried away
dwelling with the inmates, and two children were
drowned; their bodies have not been recovered a
found 10 four feet of wster, much bruised,
but she will recover barn fGll Of grain, two miles
Oh. was struck By lightnlng and consu nei
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Destructive Fire Mt East Pascngoula.

M" OAIEAN'i IHuTsuAy, Aug ,, Isj!.
We learn from East Pascag0ua that
Bard's well known Hotel situated at that olaca with
the buildings attached, entirely Consumed Nv IRE
about 3o'eock on Wednesday morning Every buui
Ing was destroyed Ths furniture was partly saved
cover the Ices
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For Europe.

The L. S. Mail steamship Arctic, Capt.
Luce, will leave this port TO-DAY at noon, for
Liverpool. The Semi Weekly Tribune, contain
ing all the latest news can be had at the Desk
This Morning, in wrappers, ready for mailing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-07

~ Rev. ABEL {. Thomas, well known
"a Unversali't preacher and debs,er Ia now in Eng
land Missionary writing letters to TIE CXrts.taq
Ambassador OF this City.
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Meeting Postponed.

BosToN Friday, Aug. 8, 1852.
Tile Journal of this afternoon says that
the meeting Of the American Scientific association
be held August Is, at Cincinnati, has been post
pored in consequence OF the cholera along the prnci
pal routes and IL the West
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Arkansas Election.

LOUISVILLE, Friday, Aug 8, 80!
In Philips County, Arkansas, one Wing
ard one Democrat elected to the Legislature,
as are one Wing and one Democrat in st. francis
|. County. Conway is ahead far as heard from for
Governor. Legislature doubtful.
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Capt. Marcy and his Party.

LOUISVILLE, Friday, Aug. 6, I9j2.
By letter from Capt. Young, dated
Fort Smith July &C. we learn that the safety of Capt
Marcy Is still uncertain the last report was only
brought by express from Camp Belknap, on the
RraZOl
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HOVsE on REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. lNGERsOLL presented the fe>Olu-
tons of the Connecticut Legislature, In support Of the
Compromise measures including the Fugitive Slave Law
as fair al usnent of the Slavery question, and moved
that they be laid on the table and printed.
Mr. CLEVELAND asked Tor DIVISION on
the question lie wished TO be heard on the matter,
and al a suitable time would debate the question on
printing the resolutions they we're ordered to be laid
on the table He therefore moved the Of
the question of printing until the second Monday OF
December, but this was cut of BY the House ordering
the printing at once
The House resumed the consideration
of the bill regulating the costs and fees Of Clerks Mar
sbss and Attorneys Of the Circuit and District Courts.
MessrS. BOWIE and HAVEN respectively
pointed out defects in the bill and debated It until the
expiration of the morning hour, when the House went
into Committee on the General Appropriation bill.
A long debate took place on an amend
ment to appropriate 600 for the repair oftwo bridges
n Ibis ylcniiy, which finally agreed &c. II was
earnestly advocated and opposed though Il Involved
questions of the greatest moment to the naion.
Another amendment to repair the dam
age caused to the Potomac Bridge by the late freshet
was debated and voted down.
An amendment, appr0priatlng S?00,0OO
for the purchase Of Winders building, which Is now
rented by Government at $4,000 per annum, was
debated and rejected.
Other amendments, of less public I'M
poItance we're acted upon, when the Committee rose
and the House adjourned
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Rnilrnnd Intelligence.

BALTIMORE, Friday, August 8, 1852.
The stockholders Of the York and Cum
Jersnd Railroad at a meeting last night, unanimously
accepted en- ordinance aulh1 rizng a subscription of
hall million dollars to the Sasquehanna Railroad.
General Packer was present. and iie an address.
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e The Tribune Is served in this City, Brooklyn, VII
ansbursh AID Jersey City for III cents week. payable
the carriers Names sent through the Post Office Penny
Post will be promptly placed on the CarreY books.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-07

CALIFORNIA now visiting
New York will please take notice that LEHToTs Pen
um SHIT Mandatory Is at No 10 Park place. whee he re-
specially socits them 10 can aud leave their measure and
orders Assortment OF out sizes always hand Shirts
delivered ee OF a. the depot MOntg0me san
Francisco sight GRATIS san Francisco and New.
Orleans, at paI. CHAR Rs La 5HTON
No 10 PARK place Nsw.Nork
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he Fishery Question-Di-pntch from Com
mOdOrc Perry.
WAsHINGToN, Friday,

WASHINGTON Friday Aug. 8, So.
THE IntclIgencer publishes the follow
ing Dispatch from Commodore Perry to the Secretary
Of the Navy:
EAsrPoRT Ne, Thursdsy. have been collecting in
formation. Everything indicates favorable issue. |
shall leave for st. John NIB, tOmorrow fog permitting.
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The Cholera M Rocbester.

ROCHESTER,, Friday Aug. 6, 1872.
The Board OF Health report IL cases
cnd deaths for the u hours ending at P. ~; among
them, l. j. Treat, physician of this city
uorth-east storm has prevailed the greater part Of
the day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-07

A FAST EDIToR.-Onc Of the Boston
journals yesterday publishes news from Liberia as
lust received from England which went the round
of the Newly ork papers over month ago.
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The Free Soil Convention.

BALTIMORE, FrIday, Aug 0, I6J!.
Emmettsburgh, Md. sends Delegates to
the Pittsburgh Convention. Baltimore will have Dele
gates there.
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Yacht Rnce at Baltimore.
RALrrNoRE. Fridnv- 4,

BALTIMORE, Friday, Aug g. l-J3
On Monday IL yacht race for 81 900
comes on between the yachts George L. Broom, Of this
por' ard the Blanca Of New York The distance Is TO
ths Breskwater and back 200 miles
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The Break In the Champlain Canal.

ALcANY, Friday Aug. 8, 1872
The break in the Champlain Canal. at
schuyleryie, Is repaired AID boats will pass In day
or two.
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Alabama Election.

MONTGOMERY Friday, Aug. 6, l5j?
Sufficient returns have been received to
show that the people of Alabama vote largely
against holding a Convention to revise the Con-
stitution
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-07

t. The WING ALMANAC for 1859 contains the complete
vote for President in 1914 and s43 For sale this flee
Price l2 cents 1t can be obtained in Baltimore at Bur
CESS Taylors
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, SATURDAY, AUG. 7, 1852
For PRECEDENT
WINFIELD SCOTT of New-Jersey.
For Vice-President,
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM Of NOrfh-CRrSilna

q Advertisements for The Tribune Of Monday ought to
be sent In before O'Clock on Saturday evening
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TAxEs OF l852-OrFICL OF RECrlyER


OF TAXEs, No New City Hal, Para Rate 20 o-l0G-
Notice hereby that the TaV- Books OF the present
yea will be Cpen for payment The 9th OF August next
and that will then be prepared 20 receive the Taxes charged
thereof AL persons paying tLe Taxes previous the
Of November next viii receive deduction Of Interest a.
Der cent per snuum ccula Cd t0m the time OF payment
TO the lst OF December One per will be aide
to ali Taxes unpaid tie lst Of December Hours
for receiving Taxes from A NJ 20 NJ. Banksbe mo
ney ooly received. HARVEY HART, Receiver OF Taxes
B-Persous can have their bills By applying a. this
Office sud requested 10 give t. descriptions Of tner
property aud also inquire TO- tsr Personal Tax any
New York July 81 l85.
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TnE GREATEsr IMrRoyEMENT YEr.-

IL has become esabhsisc by al that have Usei Me-
SONS Chiacse Washing Fluid That 10 Is superior & any
Other article in use The great advantage gves TOY bleach
ma and the eeso with which tae wOr6 dlne should in
eIest every and dealer ghout The country
Sod ty Groeeis generally Manufactured by JAMES PH-E
No IA NsueIst
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Iowa Election.

SpScia, Dspatei TO The " Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Friday, Aug 6, 1852
DesmOines Co. has elected the entire
Wing ticket for the Legislature, being four Repre-
sentatives and two Senators-all Wing gain.
Second Dispatch.
DUBUQUE, Thursday, Aug. 5, 1852.
Additional returns are cOnfirmatOry of
the election Of Clark and Hem, Locos, to Con-
grss.
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READY FOR THE FALL TRADE.-JEN

NINes Co are already in The field with their full stock OF
,uabe Clothing for the wholesale trade and the coun
try from all OF the Union II they desire
10 give tone and their asOrtments the appoa
ps season will find the newest goods and the latest fashions
at the establishment OF that well known hrm FOR more
than lweDi five wears jennings Co have maintained
preernepf position In the Clothing trade BY man1acur-
ipg and selling Ready Made Garments fully equal to the best
fpTsbod 10 order b, taOri Of the most arstocrac pre-
tensions Their prices reasonable and tner Clothing
warranted to give satisfaction County merchants now 10
town are invited 10 insp their Fall and Winter Sto:S OF
Oyercoats FTock ana Dress Goats Sacks Vests Business
Goats &c all Of be fash! )na1e cut and the best
American Hotel.
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Wing gam N tOuT CounIIeS '''''''''''''
Cumberland includes Fayetteville; New
Hanover Wilmington and Wake Raleigh
the three most important towns in the
State. They gave extra majorities for Reid
in 1850, but we should as soon have Sc
lccted these as almost any other Counties
for him to gain in this year.
These returns are indecisive, but their
general aspect is rather wholesome. We
look for Wing gains on the vote of 1850 as
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SINKs EMpTIEp nY ArMospnERIc Pa

SINkS EMFIIED by NI PHkKIC TEE0-
suREBy which process yard nulsaneas removed the
DAY time without any unpleasant eiuva whatever. Or.
deIs len al the office OF the EEH YORE PNEUNATC DIAN.
ING AND MANUFACTURING CoMPANY, No. 81 M4usin-st.
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Ia FIsK's Patent Metallic BQrial Cases.
air tight s-d indestructibe Principal Office and Ware
rooms, 10 $50 Broadway w. NJ kAiMoND 4 CO.
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and MeuHanOrer. Halyar might have

and Mep-Hanorer. HaIjfdr might have
been expected to give Wing gain on the
vote of 1850, as it has done. Reports
from single poll in each of the Counties
of Robson and Northampton give wing
Gain of 10 votes in each of them which
would indicate Wing gain of 30 on the
full vote of each County. These also are
Counties in which Wing gain on such a
vote as was cast in 1850 might have boon
expected Here arc all the reports which
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GP ANDERSON AND THE B0WERY.-
Wonderful revolution and educon IN prices Of all kinds Of
Capctiue Floor Oh Clotbs &c al HI2A ANoERsoN's No.
~ Btwery. BY al cali, and be agoIishsi at
low prices.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune
ros,se,n Ts.oraph ones, corner Of RanSsr and Btas

Conformation of n MinIster-The Land Bill.
Speeai Disrdfeh 10 The n. Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Friday, Aug 6, 49,
Judge Conkling was confirmed to-day As
Minister to Mexico.
The Senate Committee on Public Lands
reported, three to two against the Homestead
and BENEFITS Land bills.
The Homestead bill will not pass, but
there is some prospect for Benefits bill.
North Carolina Election.
First Dispatch.
BALTIMORE, Friday Aug. G, 1872.
In nine Districts of Cumberland County,
Kerr, Wing, for Governor, gains l35, and in one
District of Robson County, Kerr gains 10 since
the last Governors election.
Second Dispoict.
WASHINGTON Friday, Aug. 6, 1852.
Special Dispatch 10 The N i. Tribms
Kerr gains on Manly in North Carolina
as follows:
Hanover Co....... 100 Cumberland Co... JOB
Wake Co.......---..- l. Halifax Co..-.--.-.-.l 100
One precinct in Northampton Co.--.--..-.------ 10
One precinct In Robson Co.. III
Total. .J1o
Third Dispatch.
PAYETrEvnLE, N c., Friday, Aug. 6, lsj2.
The following are complete returns from
Cumberland County:
GOVERNOR 1852.
Kerr, WhS.. -.----.-.--.-.-.---'-.--- 635
Reid Loco.. Ii3-o
"a Wing gain OF 1872
Ntw- HanOrer.-Reid, 500 majority; a
gain for Kerr of 100.
Fourth Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, Friday, Aug. 6, 1858 pm.
Special Dispatcht the ~ Y Tribune:
The news from North Carolina con-
tinues to be of cheering character for the
Wings.
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SUGARS FOR PREsERvING.-J 0. Fow-
has u store large stock Of white and brown Sugars
suitable for preserving IN quantities TO suit auss at whole
sale prices Also, choice Green aud Black Teas Coffee
Stores Nos eco and 438 Grsenw ,hst aai 75 Vesey-s
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

LIrE PREsRRvERs.-No air is required
for M purposes DO danger result from ts being torn Il =
Hsht and dts the body comfortably as leaving zoe
arms perfectly free ls low price places at the dispose
every person Capt Newtons report to Com Perry Sn
For sale by LEARY Co. Hatteis Astor House bIosa~l
NorIcE.-CoMBs q NICOLAY, Auction.
eeu respectfully inform their friends ana Tue @apSaan
Bsnh Buildings, for the cODvsnieD's Of their
friends. ,.tnA nj to9P NJ
Oihce houIs 81 NO 81 " Cows NIcOLAY,
A..soDssy, Real Estate Loan and Insurance AgenS
ELIAs COMBS,
ALHEpT r. EicoLAY.)