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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-23
THE ..t1Now-NoTHrNG" CONSPIRACY


We are every day greeted by some sage friend
with caution against the certain wreck Of our
influence and prosperity which we defy by oppos.
ing the secret political cabal commonly known as
" the KnowNothings. One writes us tina. be
procured one hundred of our present subscribers,
and will prevent the renewal of their su5serip-
nons in case We persist in our present course;
ant ether wonders why We riR destroy our inhu-
enee BY resisting the popular current, when We
might do so much good by falling in with it and
guiding it-and so on.
10 the INST Of these gentlemen We say" Sir,
we give our time aud labor TO the production of
HE TRIBUNE, because we believe that to be
Vui sphere OF usefulness; but we shall be most
happy TO abandon journalism for less an1.
'iOus' exactng, exhausting vocation whenever we
are fairly and hOnorably released from This Won
"oo lot brighten us, therefore, BY apv sucb base
"sppeals to our presumed sel6.hnes. .,5 g.
"nce; Tor II you could induce not merely rom
"hundred but every one Of our Subscribers 70 Az.
"sert us,we should cheerfully accept sucb
from our present duties and try to earn , i'll;
"bood in some easier way. So please 90 ,b.,ar,
And now to our would be friend who .uv,s.,.
that we are wrecking our influence By bre,,,;,o
the popular current: Good Sir do YOU forgs,
that whatever influence or consideration Tur
TRIBUNE has attained has been won. not By
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-23

We give in our telegraphic columns all that has
reached Montreal in reference to the supposed
discovery of the fate of Sir John Franklin. The
statements are meagcr and rather ambiguous, bat
still seem to be considered satisfactory at the
Hudson Bay Company's house. d.. Rae, from
whom the news comes, learned the facts from Es-
quimau1, who learned them from other Esqui-
maux, who give a place not down on any or
binary maps as the location Of the party when
oyertakep by death. The story Of starvation is
probable; but at that season Of the year. in fact at
any season, there ought t. be some chance from
fish and animals, especially when the party con-
sisted Of so large q number OF men. Though
there can be no doubt that Sir John and all his
party are long dead, this story does not by any
means strike us as beyond contradiction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-23
NEBRASKA IN THE NEXT CONGRESS.

The present Congress was induced by party
driland most unsparing use of Executive power
and patronage, to pass the bill organizing the
Territories Of Nebraska and Kansas in such shape
as to establish the novel principle of Indifference
by the Federal Government to the existence or
non. existence Of Slavery in the Federal Terri
tories. VIGOROUSLY confessedly this principle
Ends no parallel in any former action of Con
gress. The JtfFersonian Ordinance of ~ e1-
Guided Slavery pIetmptOrily and forever from all
territory then belonging to this Confederation of
States. Congress, in 1902 on the report of John
Randolph, from Committee of Shareholders, re-
affirmed this principle Just and wise, in refusing
to permit Slavery for limited period in the
organized Territory Of Indiana, though pettioned
to allow it by her Governor and Legislature,
backed by an undOubted majority ofher free pc ope
Again in 1890, tie same principle was affirmed
in the Missouri Restriction, passed mainly by the
votes Of Southern Members though limited in its
application to territory north Of 90 80. Ia
1850, bare majority was induced. after
years OF determined resistance, to waive
the application Of the Jefferson or Wilrnot
ProyisO TO the new territories. wresteJ from
Mexico, 90 tAe express ground tia. their destiny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-23

The barbarism of New Orleans society was
fully eybced on the Pandelly trial, and 90 We
are not surprised to End cognate spirit shown at
tried for murder in this City, and convicted Of
msnslaughter. The Picayune of the 18th con-
siders " the punishment utterly disproportionsts
{" to the real Ofense," and speaks ironica yo' -.
as "a proof of the candor and even-hsnded
Justice with which Nes-Yorh Court of Justice
could deal with u Southern gentleman against
whom so many bitter prejudices and ferocious
"animosities had been directed" The character
of Graham, as is notorious at Neg-Orleans and
as The Picasune perfectly well knows, was thai
of q bowie.kDife and revolver hero; man who
before be slaughtered Loring, more than oece
ATTEMPTED assass nation, either in fits Of drunk
enress or anger. No journal of New-Oresns
can honestly complain OF the very lenient verdict
of the Jury, especially after the defeated attempt
TO subject that verdict to the veto Of the prison.
er's cousin. The Pieoyuns adds the following
statement as to the way justice 10 done in that
city:
"We know very well that in this community 20
jury would have convicted man of any degree OF o.
Tense involving imprisonment as the penalty upee
testimony which satisfied them that he was acting N
selfdeiense."
OF this there can be no doubt, and it woulibe
difficult to say what white man would be csa-
victed of in NewOrleans. According to The
DeLa there is no place where murders are %
frequent, aud yet We believe that in fifteen years,
though capital punishment is provided by the AW,
but two white men have suffered it, However,
more rigorous rule prevails elsewhere, and
New Orleans gentlemen will carry abroad thsr
peculiar habits, the fact that they are tolerated
at home in shooting and stabbiDg ad iibitum can
not be pleaded in mitigation of the punishment
that will pretty surely overtake them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-23

The testimony in the SANDER case OF Barr We.
Erben wss closed on Saturday, and the summing
up will proceed to day. The case is peculiar
one, and the evidence will be read with unusual
interest. We have not observed any serious ef
foit on the part of the plaintiff to prove malice,
and as defendant admits the use of the language
complained. of, pleading that it was iustifable
under the circumstances of the case, the decision
of the Jury will be of more than ordinary impor.
lance. We have pretty clear idea of what we
think ought to be that decision; but the defer
ence generally paid, and by some people said to
be due, to Court while cause Is in progress
renders it advisable, perhaps, that we should
keep silence. NOdoubt the jury are properly I'M.
pressed with the extremely delicate position in
which they stand not only in relation to the par
ties, bur to the whole people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-23

Another murder, perpetrated in rum shop,
10 recorded in our local news Of this morning.
A beautiful German girl, an inmate of lager
beer saloon in Greenwich-st, died on Saturday
from the effects Of wound from knife inflicted
by William Schailenberg. Jealousy is named as
the cause of the crime.
A desperate attempt to kill Capt. Carpenter of
the Fifth Ward Police was made on Sunday
morning. 1t appears that row occurred in a
den of pollution in Leonard-st. aud the Captain
with one or two men went in TO quell the disturb
aDce, when a man named George Haley stabbed
him 10 two or three places, but did not inAct any
deadly wounds. Wouldn't it be as well for Po-
lice Captains to break up such dens at once as to
appear every few days in them as peace makers
and protectors of the vile creatures who keep
them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-23

TIE City Inspector reports on IA deaths for
the past week, being So less than the week before
There were % from cholera; % from diarrhea;
81 from dysentery, and 45 from consumption
The aggregate is very low, and shows gratifying
condition of public health.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-23

Frederick Douglass is delivering political speeches
in Illroh He spoke at Aurora on Thursday, 10th.
in reply to Stephen A. Douglas who was advertised
to speak at that place on that day.
The Cooperstown papers announce the death Of
Chandler Root Esq, worthy citizen Of that village
Also the decease Of Alexander s. Prenss, eldest son
of Col. John II. Prentiss, who died at Chicago 90
the 18th inst Of cholera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-23

L. {. DELAyAs, Esq, President OF the Ne"-fo'k
State Society has Prof Accor Of Bss
ton Spa, enough Temperance furnish series oftws''
to every family in ssrsoss Coun'y and two to every nsa
woman and child These tracts Of which Judge Broo
son gave the "opirion They cannot sa 10 Pross hss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-23
Aew91ork daily Gribn,re
MONDAY, OCTOBER 90.

subscryers TO TIE TRIBUNE wishing their Pot Office i'd
dress changed should in all give he present Post Office
and speeify which edition. whether Daily, Semi Weekly or
Weeky subscribers should give date Of subscription.
This would frequently prevent delay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-23

More testimony from Iowa in favor Of HOOP
L.sp,s srrsn BIRTHS. prepared y Dr. G iacssssos.
.n sspdus st.tem sn3 al diseases Of bilious ns
ture ~ . - - "a ,ost -.
Your German Biiiers viii be in universal demand the
ing ,pr1g have reeommended TO Be taken 70 remove the
scis Of the Ch and Fever and 10 all thar Il hss been
us,d they aggravated cases it h. performed rad
.oue after receiving your German Bitters housht they
would be article Of duh sale few individuals VINO had
thsy were rsed the they asked for They
have the LAT few days entirely exhausted my stock"
These Bitte entirely vegetable possessing great sivan
tsre every ioers preparation as they never PROSTATE
For sale in Yew.Yort BY a B. D. SANDS, No 100 Ful-
tonst C. II RISe No. lse Broadway HAvnASD. HARRAL
serssi C cGieKsSIs Co No 81 Bsfcsj,st; oLcoTT,
MoKIssoS RoRsrss, No. II Msidenlsnsi Mr. HAYES
R RFcit' 'n1 y 0'''''' 'n' 0'e''' --'.-- 80
WORMs-As this IL the season Of the year when
formidable among children the Propetors o.
to is virtue, or the e1peng Of annoying snd often
fatal enemies Of children. II invented BY physean o.
great experience Ia Virginia who after having used II @ -
syers years in bis practice aud found its sneeess 50
yerss induced At last 70 Offer il 20 the public a
but certain and Lceen meocne IL has since become y
popular throughout the United state. ~ the most cieht
mDge known and the demand Las been HeAo on TIC
increase since its hrs, introduction to he public, c
Purchasers viii be csreful 20 ask for Dr. MLMEs SLLt
frse. in eonpsIsSn sro uortbiss Dr. MLASE's GENUINE
NERnTUGE tso bis celebrated Liver PiLL ssn now g asa
all respectable Drug Stores in the United states AID 11
ada l2l
AsPTNWALL's TOXIC MIxTURE.-That mind
aud body subdug complaint Ague aud Fever IL Immediately
.need BY this pre- partition. II reaches the seat Of the
dese recruits the strength FROM one 70 two
boes produce this result Manufactured from the original
recipe BY MANwELL THOMAS successors 10 James D. AZ
pinwal, No. 90 Wilfsnst
PHALOY's PAPHIAN LOTION.-After using this
preparation for days the caused by the and wnd
cleans away from face and neck Ike ust aud faint
bloom steals through the longer Opaque skin Roaghnes
and pInple are removed with equal facility Prepared by
PHALON St Nicholas Hotel end No lg7 Broadway, corner
OF Dey st. sold by all Druggists and country dealers 10
fancy artieles
PIANO FORTEs,
Manufactured by J. P. wake Co.,
No. SO Barclay g., New-fork.
FGuA and touch any in the world fully warranted
ffoxc dpaua
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-23

JoHy McGous late McGoun & Kewinl No 50 SAFEST,
Albany THE TRIBUNE for sale the snya Of the
ing Express train from New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-23

DIALOGUE -Boy-Papa what does this "popuH
sovereignty" mean that they talk 40 much about
Popa-It means, my 500, 90, 300 m,;ority in the
S.sts Of Ohio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-23
PIANn-EnRTFs

Manufactured by J. P. wake Co.,
No. 50 Barclay g., New-York.
EGua IN tone and touch any In the world fully warranted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-23

of Democrscy-and having done all this. we won.
der that coal and iron are not supplied IS chesply
"A we could desire them to be.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-23
No. 395 BROADWAY,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer ia
Qodo AND sILyER WATCHES, JEwELRY AND SILvERwAE!
WIN. :. TARBELL,
Of the late firm Of A G. Beredict a Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-23

LACE CURTAINS! LACE CTRTAINS-Just re-
eeved from auction very large sock Of rich and de-
ssns and VIII be offered this morning ess than
their value - Wv
II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-23

Among the topics astir few create more interest
than the thst the SMITH BRorHERs have
opened the fashion able stock Of FALL CLOTHING ia the
city aud at the time reduced ther prices Call at Ne
lsS futon-st. and tfst the thu q the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-23

LARGE SALE OF VALUABLE FURNITURE.-rhe
attention Of the public csllca the splendid sale OF
MT FURNITURE BE made by Henry q LsEDs a Co on
TUESDAY EDSEspAY ard THURSDAy 2th eSh and .6ih Dc
tober 81 o teock each day AL the Furture OF the irst
quality and warranted In every particular Sale without
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-23

FINE FRENCH MERINoS AT ~ CENTS.-Just
received three ease Of fine French Mernos e four cases
do .uperfne. at 81 Gae srematas and 81 per yard.
L. H. LEADBEATER. No SH BToadWsy cor. Leonsrd-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-23
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEP0T FOR THE

SAFE or DrshtEEs CELtBRATED TASTrLEss Pats, FoR
fEtER AND TO the pied demand for this
new speeihe os fsVe nnd Asge wholesale and hAs
been opened a. Nc 81 Broadway nearly opp site the rSer
nseie The inventor OF the remedy Mr. DGsHLEk viii be in
constant attendance and advice uoat particular
fever and paents viii be given gra;uiousv by him
These Plls are warranted 10 cure the worst cases
Orders from the city trade and fro dealers generally are
respectfully solicited
C. DEsHIEs Agent No "a, R,o.aw.x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-23

NEW MOtRNiN0 CiOht'--h VtNNiNu D'N-
sers in trest variety ana at low priees also
MouRkMc DREss Goons II every description at oAKTHoLo
nEw's New Mourning No SOL BroadEa between St
Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-23

ALBERT III. NICOLAN Will nod his regular SEMI
weekly Auction Sale Of SrocKs aud BONDS DAY 12
ocoek at the MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. For full particulars
his advertisement Ia another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-23

WINTER CLOTHING.-The undersigned will
s,,pse Of tbe balance bis stock Of fret quality
CLorHrse comprising Overcoat business Goats Pantsloon
Vests wholesale prices with view OF rs0ute us the
new prem!scs at the old stand No Isl Bosdwsy the ls
OF February n with entire stock
WIN. T. Jennings, Nos aud Barclay st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-23

PLAID CAsHmEREs-Just received by the
Europe cases Of ich Plaid French NJ, Dos which will
open NoBdsy Also cases Plaid Cahmeres 81 same az
pssslx soid AZ 81 T. H. LEADBEATER,
- M RroAdvay. cor Leonard st.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-23
PIASos AM MTI0nEONs.-T Gilbert q GO. 3

PARAMATTAs AND DE LAINEs.-S. x Nj. Il.
TowLs Co will open to-day 500 pieces PARam.Irs aud
CosovEGs from 6 TO 81 cheap So the yAId 800 pieces
choice ttyles Nous LAM in plaid and figures COlun
binn Hall. No 23l Graud Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-23

AUCTION NVTtL.-Nt Deg leave to call the
pAcas senton Of The trade AID other 10 the great M ~
Watches DismoDS WoTk sud Gold, by order ne Ass,s.s
Tomas Merton Esl The sale continued Tus DAY AZ bs
store Of MesSrs Palmer Dwight. Maiden lane s3
Roadway end will 30 hue cold hantcy anS
open faced Wstehes msae BY the most celebrated makers
aso large and veiy spleDaj Of Diamond work
OF the elegsnt description. Ole without reserve
whatever TO the highest bidder
HENRY II. LSTDs 4 Co. No. 20 Nassau ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-23
FowLIRs & WELLS, No. 3oS Broadway, N. Y.
To nun Any PArpnNs-Ricu ErRs EN-.

oourssed by pss patronage this department Of Ladies Cos
tsminf have Manufactured lon own preilsos ON
prime ans for Retail Sales large assortment
6LADgs DRtss FUEs, comprising all the desirable patterns
sDt qualities Known 20 the Trade aud VIII eSho snd oner
them or sse on TUEsDAY Oct L. Relying the Intrinsic
merit OF DE articles offered renders ther eommendAiiOn f1i
s,ne and unnecessary LEARy e. Go .HatteTs
- Aston Unnas. DrnadWev.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-23
3ROIDERIEs AT GENIN's BA-

za The nct Of LAoEs and EsBRofDERiEs at the Bazaar
complete epitome OF all the styles in abrosd from
the specmeBs Of Brussels hechn HoDit0n and Nalen
cieDDes the and cheaper fabrics suitable for
household Call and Examine the sets Of LACEs &c. Of
eycsy Known fabric and fashionable pattern GENss Basasr
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-06-24

Ten thousand pounds of fine Licking coun-
ty Wool was bought yesterday by Sessions
& Co., at from 30 to 81 cents per lb.-[O. S.
Journal
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-22

Important experiments with new artillery have just
been made in England, in the presence of military and
naval commanders. The practice commenced with a
6spounder gun ten feet long, and weighing 9j cwt, on
Lancasters principle Of the BORE being oval instead OF
round which gives the largest guns all the advantages
possessed by the best rifle when shot shells of par
tcusr description used Excellent practice, it is
stated can be made with rifles considerable ranges but
unt the experiments with Lancasters oval guns egg
shaped shells, correct aim could not be taken at the
astonishing distance Of 5000 yards the range Of the
practice with Lancasters invention. The long period
which elapsed during the fight of the destructive pro-
ecte weighing upward of ss h. owing to its elongated
form caused according TO the account given, feeling of
great suspense but when fell at distance OF 1000 yards
and in no instance did the shells fall wide short OF the
target the po. where i. fell and burst presented the ap
Iearance Of the eruption of volcano, the sand being
raised to great hight in the air. Experiments also
carried ON with Moorsoms shells at 5000 yards and the
practice with them and with shot Is described very
good. Several other guns have been made OF smaller
bores Lancasers principle for the purpose OF carry
ing on experiments with them.
There is a consolation in knowing that the reign Of
concord to be secured if ALL by what would appear
paradox-the increase of destructive missiles These
determining murder in the by the coolest rules OF
science detract to the degree from the merit of
heroism abate hero-worship and thus establish what
seems proclivity to universal peace.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-22
FURTHER FROM IOWA.

Cedar Co. gives Grimes 6OO Bates 43e, for Governor
maj, It's Congress Therington G17, Hampstead 397-
maj, go. An AntNebraska Whigis elected Representa-
tive by - na and the Anti-Nebraska candidate for
floating Representative from Scott, Clinton and Cedar
has l63 maj The Senatorial candidate has i3i mai The
entire Anri-Nebrska County ticket is elected. We are
indebted 10 Mr.. Tuth for these particulars Cedar and
Clinton Counties elect Representatives separately, be-
sdes floating Representative, and not conjontly,
announced in the table in yesterdays TRIBUsE. In 1882
Cedar Co. gave Scott o3s Pierce 35 and Hale lOe. G.
W. Cate leading FREQ soiler Is elected County Clerk
as an Independent, the Wings having no regular csnd
date in the field. The editor of The Cedar Co. rupton
Aerertser, Wells Spicer, ESQ. prominent Democrat
mourns over the result thus
I'VE never did, do we now esteem that il is or was
Democratic measure. AS a Democratic candidate our
selves denounced it, and did the other county can
dijstes But Stephen Hempstead the leader fDenoc
aey having spoken here and espoused the measure we
weie bound by IT, and all sank together We submitted
to the experiment, and il has proved fatal but not too
late Tor us to retraee our steps Ii the action
own men that has brought about this defeat aud have
every reason 10 believe that the Democrats party ara
nght upon this question and will be brought 10
sanction or approve Of They unfortunate in their
selection OF candidates for Of the important Offices
and this defea; will only have salusry effect upon them
and prepare them Tor efficient and energetic action
IN ne to come. when they present their candidates for
public suersge upon only the sterling principles Of Democ.
racy 10 which when they have adhered faithfully and
discarded the isms raised by Presidential asprants to gain
the influence Of the South, they have ever been triumph
ant. As a party the Democrats have now two recent
epochs to admOnish them for the future-namely the
Nicholson letter campaign, and the Nebraska defeat
Mr.. Spcer running for Prosecuting Attorney but is
badly beaten by the Independent candidate s. s. Daniels
well-known Wing.
II appears from The Adrerfi'er that ID. C. Cloud Dem
who is elected for Attorney is Anti-Nebraska
man. Cloud has $50 majority in Muscsline County where
he resided being the only Democrat who received
jory there. Sernett, the Wing and Anti Nebraska re-