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More Marine Disasters-Loss Of Life.

bOSToN, w cunceuay, hPiH -, .o"~-
The British bark Joseph, from Bristol,
England for Boston, struck Truro Beach last night,
and went pieces Her stern was found on the shore
this morning Two OF her came ashore on frag-
ments of the wreck, very much exhausted The re-
mainder of the crew were undoubtedly lost. Two men
from Truro in endeavorng to reach the wreck and save
the lives of the crew, were drowned
The brig Marcus, of Bangor, with signal OF distress
in the rigging ashore Scituate Beach this morn
ing at O'clock. She found abandoned, with her
sails set and boats gone. The fate OF the crew Is
unknown.
The British schooner Caledonia from Nova Scotia for
Boston, with wood, came ashore at AM, on Marsh
field Beach Her and passengers landed with dit
fculty ON a line to the beach,
The brig Romp, from Cayenne for Salem, went ashore
on Chatham Beach at 10 o'clock on Monday morning.
Cargo and specie saved Vessel probably total loss
vessel from Pictou for Boston Is ashore four miles
from the Romp and is reported to be breaking up.
The ship seen at anchor yesterday within mile OF
Mnot's Ledge rocks the Iconium, from New.Or-
leans. Last night she dragged her anchor, and they
were obliged to cut away her masts TO prevent going
ashore Finding that the vessel was still dragging they
made all the sail possible and passed between the Hard
ing and the beach, at Boston She was met by steamer
and towed up to the city.
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BEET SUGAR In UTAH.-We learn that

Messrs J. w. Coward, w. CoLLrNsoN and RUSSELL,
who have recently emigrated from England to Utah.
have taken with them machinery for the manufacture Of
BeetRoot Sugar the largest scale They are wealthy
men, and have invested s25OOOO in this enterprise alone
Their machinery was made In England, and will turn
out go tuns of sugar in year Fifty wagons were or
dered at Kanesve to carry the machinery to Salt Lake
City. The beet-seed was sent out last year. There is
better country in the world for the production OF
beets or other roots than Utah. 1t viii be great ad
vantage to the people to have article indispensable
as sugar supped from manufactOry among Themselves
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Guns AND THUNDER.


The Wing Members of Congress assem-
bled Oh designated evening, not to nomi
nate candidate for President, nor vet to
determine on what grounds one should be
norninated-for the day Of Caucus dictation
were finished quarter of century ago
but simply to designate the time when and
the place where the Peoples Delegates,
chosen expressly for this duty, and repre-
senting not the Wings of two-fifths barely
out of the mhole Union, should assemble to
nominate Wing candidates for President
and Vice-President, and re-affirm the prin-
ciples on which they are to be supported if
any such step shall be deemed necessary.
No man went to this Caucus without know
ing fully for what purpose it was called and
what were the established limitations of its
power.
Yet Southern Member saw fit to at
tend on purpose to move resolve APPROX
ing the Compromise as finallty, and In
sisted on its adoption under penalty of
sectional vote from the Caucus and the
Party. Another Southern man, both an
elder and better soldier than the faction
list, was in the Chair, and he ruled the
bolters proposition out of order. Here
upon dozen or so of Southern men left
the Caucus, including such Wings as
Clingman, Cabell, etc., who have been no.
toriously fshy for a year or more, and who
doubtless went into the Caucus on purpose
to stalk ostentatiously out of it.
And this is called, by journals bent on
mischief, the disorganization, disruption,
division of the Wing party!
How much finality would satisfy the
boilers!
In the first place, the Compromise mea-
sures were passed eighteen months ago, and
new Congress has since been elected; yet
no serious effort has been made to repeal
any one of those measures. Can there be
one man in Congress who, except tor fac
tious purposes, even affects to dread their
repeal!
Then the Wing Caucus held by the
Members Of the House at the opening of
the present Session endorsed and approved
those measures. Next the House in its
official capacity resolved in th9ir favor as
a fnality by decided vote. The Senate
will doubtless concur by vote equally de-
cisive. How often does the Compromise
need fresh endorsement to preserve its
vitality! Should not twice year answer
This bolt is factious 6nesse, intended
to coerce or frighten the great body of the
Wing Members into action condemned by
their cool judgments. 1t is simple at
tempt by minority to bully the majority
into submission to that minority's unreal
sonable behests. Acquiescence would in
evitably lead to fresh and more CALLING
exactions. 1t would be deferring to the
assumption that Caucus of Members of
Congress, representing but minority of
the Wings of the Union, might forestall
the National Convention it was convened
merely to call and interpolate a novel and
non-partisan article into the creed of the
party. Should this be allowed, we are
given over to the rule of minorities ever
more. But we trust it cannot prevail.
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II La Roy Sunderland, Boston,

the public that those who pay $5, 49, so $50
for being indicted into TIE mysteries of Electric Psy
chology" Biology" anything Of the sort will throw
away their money, all there is of this science
long ago published by him in pamphlet entitled Pathe
tsm, which he will send to whomsoever shall choose to
inclose him three four Postage Stamps We respect
fully decline to print La Roys letter. but if there be any
such donkeys to quander money m the way he speaks
Of we suspect his warning viii fall too late their
pacioys ears
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22

NATIONAL WHIG CoNvENrIoN.-The
meeting of the Wing Members of Congress adjourned
from The 9th inst to last evening duly held-Mr
Senator Mangum, Of North Carolina in the Chair, and
hessrs. Chandler and Dockery, Secretaries.
The result of the meeting s that the sessions of the
National Wing Presidential Convention are to be held
in the City of Baltimore, TO commence Wednesday,
the 10th Of June next National Inteligencer
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HARD HEARTEp.-The Herald mis-
construes the boiling of few dissatisfied Men,
bers from Congressional Caucus in the amusing
fashion indicated by this specimen of column of
the same sort:
ave have crocodile TO shed over the final dis
ruption of the Wing party, and its reduction to mere
sectional faction"
-" Doctor" said a hypochondriac old woman,
81 can't hardly breathe."-' Well, don't, them
was Gaen's cool response nobody wants you to-.
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A SpLENDID CHANcE.-1O5 Lots in the

A SPLENDID CHANCE.-l05 Lots In the
village of Yonkers be disposed Of follows All the lots
with odd numbers to be sold $40 TO be paid de-
livery of agreement $40 the 8th June 500 to remain
bond and mortgage for three years at per cent Two
Houses twostory be built on lots Nos So and 81 Choice
Of lots to be drawn 9th Of June The parties who draw
the lots Nos IS and 81 will be entitled to the houses thereon
without additional cost For further particulars maps &c,
apply TO COMBS NICOLAY. Real Estate Agents, No IA
Grand ST.. between and 9 Z. NJ
Also for SALE Lots 8thav, NewYok, Gowanus Brook
lyn and Eden Vale L. l., and other valuable property
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LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune.


The Baltimore Whig City Convention.
BALTIMORE, Wednesday, April 81, l552
The Baltimore Wing City Convention is
in session discussing the Scorr resolutions There
full attendance Of members about equally divided be-
tween scorr and FILLMORE. A motion Is pending to
lay the resolution the table. which viii be adopted
several Scorr men taking ground that the Convention
has power express the views of the Wings of the
City. and that the people WILL in their Ward meetings
Monday next In elecsng Delegates TO the City Con-
venton to select Delegate to represent the City in the
National Convention, decide the question for them
selves.
Woman's Temperance Convention.
ROCHESTER, Wednesday, April q, lssa
At tee Convention last evening, Mrs.
STANTON and lady from Genesee County, read LONG
and interesting addresses
This morning Mrs. STANTON explained her visv. raj
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business NOTICES.



TIA not only positive hut warrrnted cure io scsS
zion and all diseases Of the longs Inls medicine bss
the dispute about the durability Of Consumption ana sst
fed The Medical Faculty and All who have used u uat Co-
sumption affections Of the lungs cannot only D. cured
bat that they are easily and simply cured as almost any OF
the disorders 10 which tine human frame ~ hebe The ops
ration hottie which costs 81 IS Sufficient 70 satisfy
sny paenf altogether TOO far with the disease
of this fact and single dose gives evidence OF Its
tyaorary influence in arresng and ercatng the naady
by the immediate relief which il sords This no quack
or remedy Dr. Hastings its discoverer Of the
eminent yscsnso the age and has made full dis
closure of its history and all its component parts 70 the
world not wishing to incur the responsibility OF connins
hssf for the sake OF profit secret which was cacu-
lated 10 do such universal good And such he's been the won
dcr result Of its operations that The London inee he
zeal Times, and the eminent physicians OF both em
pheres anxousy calling upon sufferers 20 have nin
date it. and pocaning that OF all known nea-
cine, IL alone has positively established its efficacy D unae
nabe proofs Of curing Consumption and other diseases Vi
the ungs
= The great celebrity Of Hastngss Compound syrup OF
Naphha ovaies fhe necessity OF publishing certess OF
cures In fact be ascertslned II has cured or
curing all who have used IT, and proDaDy no
person has taken bottle but woud be willing 10 give warm
certificate in its favor others have already done Without
hesitation. -.
Probably fwo-thirds of the regular physicians both
sdes OF the Atlantic Hastngss Naphtha syrup
in their practice and of them are becoming Ia
NOUS for the Of Consumption and all diseases OF the
lungs entirely through its means
Agency for Newly and vicinity, c. v CLICkNER
Co, No 81 Bsrcayst
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SECOND KNIcKERBoCKER BUILDING As

socIATIoN-SATuRDAY NIGHT az o'clock the Association
will hold public meeting in the Assembly Rooms Of
2hs and 8thav and invite all to attend and hear the
principles and profits thoroughly explained Come and jo
as the institution in founing condition and offers
nothing TO entice but what it perform
JAMES r. DELvEccHro President
ANsoN WILLIS, Vice President.
T. J. MADDEN Secretary Office, No l68 9th-ay.
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To COrrespOndents.

]. B.-We do not know Mr.. A. H. Palmer, have had
communication with him, and know nothing of his
business, only have casually heard that Mr.. Clark
Is his counsel But have been most reliably informed
that all we stated Monday respecting his business is
correct
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The Canal Opening.
PENNSYLVANIA Legislature.
HARRISBURG, Wednesday, Apr

HARRISBURG, WednesdAy, AprH - IoI--
In the Senate to-day, Mr.. Crabb read
in place bill authorizing the Governor to appoint an
chronological
Mr.. McCaslin offered a resolution providing for the
publication OF the of all detauers to the STARE
with the amount due by them respectively
The Senate then took up and passed to second
reading the bill authorizing the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company to nun their cars and engines on other aud
connecting railroads. -,
The bill for the more eectual prevention and punish
ent of the crime of murder rather to abolish capt
tai punishment was taken up and passed in Committee
of the Whole
In the House of Representatives. the apportionmehI
hill was taken up and after considerable discussion
upon it. the House. motion, went again into Commit
tee of the Whole and striking out the BILL inserted an
other entirely different in its features, which VIII give
the State IL Wing and 10 Democratic Congressman.
The bill as amended, passed TO third reading, and
was then postponed under the rules.
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MADAME LAvINE, OF No. 1873 l-2

wishes 10 inform the ladies' that she goes Paris every
winter and summer selects the latest and choicest patterns
there be had and invites the ladies to call and examine
Tor themselves for have many styles OF Bonnets that
not to be found any other store IN this city, and at prices
surprisingly low.
N B-Nhhners supplied with pattern bonnets and coun-
Try merchants supplied by Also all kinds OF strsws
clesnsed and altered.
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wished to cali The Posts attention, and which
we ask it to meet with caDdor and gravity II It
thinks il can afford TO 10 so. We allude to the
comparative peacefulness of Wing and Opposition
Districts in our Elections. We have paid close
attention to the Elections in this City throughout
the last twenty years-have voted in different years
in eight different Wanls--have looked on at the
polling in nearly or quite every Ward-and have
never vet seen a riot in a strongly Wing Ward or
District, nor any opponent Distracted or molested
while seeking to vote there. We appeal tn Loco
Focos who have voted in the Hid, the XVIII or
the strong Wing Districts in the With, With,
With. IXth, XyIth and XyIIIth Wards in sup
port of our assertion that rkererer The Wigs are
incidentally IN tie ascendant. there are quiet, or
der, respect for The rights Of miaorities and the
eest and fullest opportunities for rotins secured
10 ALL In the Loco-Foco stronghods, on the
contrary, the entrance to the polls is very gener-
ally blocked by groups of excited, drunken, quar-
relsome rowdies who render access to the poll DIFF
fcult and in whose presence advocacy Of the
Wing ticket is dangerous. We have seen two or
three hundred Democrats all armed with clubs
and drilled into n compact battalion, rushing fun
Ously up ana DOWN tenter-st. anu etiiAhiS ''iN
pavement in concert with their clubs-utterIng
exciting cries and evidently eager to get up a
fght-though no riot threatened any where
save by themselves and not a Wing in the City
displayed a weapon of any kind. We have known
Wings who abhorred violence and never did an
unworthy act first warned to leave the poll where
they were working for our ticket in the face OF an
overwhelming force, and, the threat being disre-
garded, Knocked senseless to the ground beaten
till apparently dead-with no pretense that they
had done any thing offensive but work peaceably
and efficiently for the Wing ticket. This noto-
riously took place at the XIIth Ward lower poll
in the spring Of 1S39-and an nofiensive Wing
was so beaten again there in the Fall of Al. Now
we challenge the production of a similar case OF
outrage on Democrat peaceaby working for
his ticket in a strong Wing District, since the
world was created.
Why is this Will The Post deny the truth
of our statementsl Will it attempt to Offset
theml Or will it say why it is that Wings work.
ing openly and zealousy for their ticket in the
Cherry ST. or Five Points district would not be as
safe from violence and outrage as Democrat
would if working after the same fashion for his
ticket in any of the Wing strongholds of our Ctyl
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OswEGO, "wednesday, April u, I5o2.
The ice in the st. Lawrence is broken
up. The steamers Ontario and st Lawrence have COM
menced their regular trips Hereafter they will leave
for Ogdensburg each morning, and each afternoon for
Lewiston ard Niagara Falls. The steamer left Roches-
ter for Oswe6o last night.
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r RALPH WALDO EMERSON is deliv-
erng course of Lectures in Montreal He is expected
to lecture also in Quebec.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, THURSDAY, APRIL %.

wv B. PALMER 10 authorized to receive subscriptions
and advertisements for The Tribune in the cities OF Phsde
phia and Boston.
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~ The steamship Marion, from New
York, arrived at Charleston at 10 O'Clock Tuesday
morning
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The Alabama nj Savannah.

SAVANNAH, Wednesday April 81, 1852
The steamship Alabama, Ludlow, hence,
arrived at Savannah on Tuesday morning.
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James River.

RICHMOND, Wednesday, April 81, 1852.
The damage along the James River by
the flood has been very great.
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" The Daily Union, a new opposition
penny paper, will be started in Pittsburgh, Pa. next
week by an association of practical printers in the
name of Eliot Layton & Co.
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A NEw AND ELEGANT STYLE OF VESTS

w. +. JENNINGS Co, No. 2S Broadway, have intro
duced style Of Vests for the spring and summer which
e perfectly unique and already attracting the attention OF
men Of fashion. The firm has received from Europe
countless variety Of vesting< embracing patterns Of all
kindsthe rich the delicate the ancifu and the neat and
simple These they making up with beautiful braid
bindings Of the material the goods and embracing
che coo the vest itself The edgng rams along tho
COLLAR and down the front and the effect Is sngulay chase
VeAecAe and pessns These Vests certainly the
elegant articles OF ready clothing we have seen
ths season. and asmae perfectly with the new patterns
for pansloona The OF their clothing whether made
% kept for SALE u anequaled. misf from
JENNINGS IL thing unknown w. I. JENSiNGsSCo,
No 2l Broadway, American Hotel.
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r. We invite the attention of Capital
ss and others the large sale of Building Lots by ANTHo
NY j. BLEEcKER THIS DAY, at IL o'clock at the Merchants
Exchange consisting Of fifty Lots of Ground beautifully st
usted building purposes and next the southwest corner
Of 2dav and l07thst SD and Sfhsts near lsav on
tween seth and 40tss the of 3dav and l7hst;
lots o6tht; also lots SD Goth, and 9lstss and
ISthst beautiful residence and lots of ground 18th
and l3Othst near 5thav; and house and lot Degraw
Brooklyn Sale positive Terms liberal and title unques
tonabe Maps Of the above property be had at the
auction ROOM No. Broadst 1901
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The CRYSTAL PALACE AGAIN.-Patent

Tapestry Ingram Patent Tapestry Threepy Carpets same
exhibited at the Worlds Fair at No 80 Bowery
HIRAM ANDERsoSs. Also, English Tapestry Brussels OF
magnificent unique styles imported expressly for New-York
trade. They viii be sold very cheap.
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n Consumption cured for nothing, as
well all those diseases pronounced ncurabe by the faculty
The subscriber will all such cases. upon the patients
obtaining certificate from any inmary other physician
that they suffering from Pulmonary Consumption St vi
tuss Dance Dopsy Epilepsy Insanity disease deemed
incurabe and only supply remedies but visit patients at
their homes free Of charge all who procure such
t6cses TALBOT WATTS, M D., Magnetic Nervist No 424
Greenwch-st
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CASH JoBBING SToRE.-To THE ArTEN-

CASH JOBBING STORE.-IO THE ATTEN-
TroN ov 6HREwD Matchmaking SEPARATE AND Dis
rfNcr ORGANIZATIONS UNDER ONE FIRN.-We can show
the extensive assortment Of Goods offered In this city
Our system IL division Of Goods under the head OF De-
psrents with separate organization and accounts In
Surcs energy. economy and ability.
The Heads Of Departments educated for the station and
duty they called upon to perform
Hosiery Department, Samuel Groocock, Purchaser ana
Manager.
White Goods Department, Henry X. OKeefe Purchaser
Carpet and Oil Cloth Department W. r Barry Purchaser
end Manager. -
Wooden Department and all Goods suited for Mems Wear
and tho Trimming therefor, Dexter Tiffany Purchaser and
Manager
Yankee Notion Department separate and distinct stock
complete any establishment exclusively In the line,
John g. Shelly, Purchaser and Manager.
Print and Bingham Department r. o. Moulton, Purchaser,
end John q. Plimpton, Manager.
Domestic Goods Department X q. Moaton, Purchase,
end John o. Ptimpton, Manager.
Womeps Dress Goods Department. X u. Mouiton, FUR
chaser and John q. Plimpton, Manager;
Our Goods ere offered at NET Cash PRICES undertaking
Buyer are requested to call and examine the merits Of
profesons and inquire for Mr. Pmpton who will make
them acquainted with the head Of each Department
Our Ready Made Clothing Department IL managed exclu
sively BY William Gardner; the garments manufactured
end got up him. and proverbial for their style and
ehesrnea. go
MA S,lothins fwEEpY MouLroN 4 PLIMProN.
Importers and Jobbers, No. n Broadway.
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NEW CARPET STORE. ALL FRESH GooDs.

WILLIAM RowE. Jr. Gate with Thompson Go invites
attention TO and large stock Of Csrpesngs On Cotns
Window Shades &C. now exhibiting and for sale at nnpre-
cedented low prices cash. the Union ouse carpet
Store No 27o Iudson-st between Canal and SPnnssts
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FOUND AT LAsT-The great secret of
changing gray bar former color by calling into action
the powers OF animal chemistry DAvIss RAHvENE is not
dye but effects the above by natural process IL is
in its object perfectly clearly and be used without the
slightest inconvenience Price so bottle warranted
by the proprietor WIN. DAVIS Ludowst, door
from Grand; C. H. Ring, No. 1872 Broadway; F. Cook 4
Co, No. 279 Westinghouse w. II. Cary Co, No. 245
Pearst N " and for sale by druggists and perumers
eraly.
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GREAT I

GREAT EXCITEMENT .-TREMENDous
Low Priesthood and handsome Floor OnClo,hs only
zis. 81 and per yard; superb aTDo Ingram Csrpc'A
Sje and A.; Enghsh sIpertne CsrPetz 81. o. and o
pet Emporium, No % Bowery, HIRAM AsDESsoTs Copy
the address