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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-06

,.p;ka has Issued the pronuncle miento OF new new
Albert rke n Sc !, TO be called the Democratic
party ,c.b nI motto Amen.anis% TSlsTsion
AmepessT its candidates Daniel 5, Dickinson
81 sfq NewYork for President and VIM. T. Da"s"n OF
Gsorg,a for yice-President.
Taibert was vehement Wig, until he turned up
eorspcuous Know. Nothing As that last speculation.
i rot promising, be appears now to be intent on yet
ting Up party OF bis own. Perhaps be may grow it
sufficiently to get sent to Congress by it, bdt the
prospect i. rot fat!erirg.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-06

A WgIG TICKET FOR me PBEsIDENcY.-A leading
Democrat Of Mississippi-indorsed by The Memphis
Bulletin as such-proposes that National Conven-
ton of Wings shalt run Edward Everett Of Massachu-
sets for President and James C. Jones OF Tennessee
for Vice-President.
THE Leading Democrat has not half finished
his job. He ought to have told Messrs Choate, Hunt
Co. in how many States it will be advisable 10 run
this "Whig" ticket, and how many votes must De
poIed for it in each, in order to insure Border'Kui
fan triumph over the Republicans this FALL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-06

AFAcr TO PoIsT A MoRAL.-In Mr.. Blars recent
letter to the Republicans 10 this city he states that Mr.
Buchanan recommended the deposit of the $50 900 OF
Governent moneys in Simon Cameron's Bank tor the
purchase Of The Globe for Mr.. Polk; and now me
Union which the fruit of that purchase Is a''"s
all il can TO cut Mr.. Buchanans throat
M.Ry1.sp.-The Wing State Convention so-caleo
and recently held in Maryland, was Gaze OF id az,
pretense Nearly every prominent member d o. w vIs
Convention, with the exception OF Mr., nhsc, be-
withdrew from the Convention when us oceo n.p.v
came apparent went o' Express.
last Fall a.. Rnow
TT1, FrDr,s seems to imagine that its hn "'i
xo,b;r, friend, have secured patent for 'hs o y.
No'h,ng nsDJ 49, and that nobody has right to
ns " TO except for their benefit But can pFr
ceve 70 material odds between the
S It against TIE KnowSo,1iRs: and the A''"
n,ipg Il against the Republicans
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Tho Finale of q Domestic Drama

The notoriety Of the sad affair alluded to In
the following extract from a private letter
from Pats correspondent, will be sufficient
apology for its publication. The social posi-.
ton of the parties involved i'm the dreadful
business, and the exaggerated rumors and
wild scandal that it has given rise to, render
publication Of the actual facts of the case a
deed of charity to the families whose happi-
ness has been so wantoDiy destroyed by a
heartless and unprincipled libertine We an
nounced fortnight since the fact that the
guilty parties had been traced to their roireat
in Rouen; but the following, dated Paris,
Sept l, 1856, which we find in the Now York
Ilmesl gives some additional PAL .iculars of
the affair:
"Aftcr three weeks of faithful search, with
the aid OF tho two sharpest detectives of Lon
don, and the employ of men, women and chill.
dren without number, commissiouaircs, SER
wants, rag pickers, coacbmen, &c, &C., and
vast amount of money, Maxwell has at last
traced kearney to his sisters residence.
kearney Is as rouG as any detective; he
knows Paris perfectly; he knew they we're
watching him, and he had plenty of money !;
50 he managed to conceal the girls residence
for three weeks or more. Young Maxwell,
who loves his sister fcndly aid was moro anx-
ious to secure her than to do harm TO her Sc
Queer, labored day and night in this object,
never stopping for rain or mud, and freuu
ly passing whole rights in the streets watch
ing and running from point to point. At last
they found that Kearney was in the habit of
going to Rouen, and here they soon traced
him to the girls residence, at a naatsen d'ac.
co~cheDient, where he had put her Immediate
ly on arriving from New York
They obtained all the details of her situa.
ton without her knowing that she had been
found, and finding that she was about to be
confined, they thought it not prudent to give
her alarm in that condition. They, therefore,
waited ithe policemen sleeping opposite and
wat ching every mOvement) prtl a few days
after her confinement, when the mother, who
had come on from New York and was waiting
at London, and the brother, made their ap.
pearance. You can imagine what the meet
ing was to all parties. Maxwell will neither
attack kearney nor challenge hin. kearney's
friends say he wants a duel, SO as to settle the
difficulty once for all The laws here are too
severe. Kearney WI +, apt to remain abroad
The Maxwe"sare preparing to start back with
the sister
But the whole story of their accidental
meeting at the ball of the Tulelies, two years
ago, where the girl got sick and Kearney + ,ok
her home in his carriage, the way be eft VI
wards protected tho fsrily (by the fathers
cOnsent)in Italy, and th cir subsequent ansouys,
would mako quite romance. Kearney has
Eyed all the time in the rue Neuve st. Au-
gustin, and Maxwell in the rue dc la Made
le!ne, and ea n for two weeks past has know
the others residence -
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PERSONAL,

80. Judge Buford of Alabama. and Jno.
Perkins, ESD, of La, are at Willard's.
80. Placido de Castro, recently trod in the
United States district court, New York, for
being concerned in one Of tho Bramin slave
cases, has been acquitted.
80. Mr.. Disraeli, accompanied by his clever
and wealthy wife, has left England on con-
tinental tour. He is understood have near
ly completed another political novel.
80. The Warrenton iVa.) Wing states that
the health of the venerable and distinguished
Chief Justice fancy has very much improved
since he has been scjouIning at the Fauquier
White Sulphur. He looks like another per.
son, SO much has his health improved.
-. Among the passengers by the Atlantic
is Rev. DR.. Fischell, of Liverpool, who is
about to assume the pastoral care of the Por
tugcse congregation in New York. DR. Fisch-
ell has been distinguished member of the
literary and scientific circles in Liverpool, and
tho learned societies sustain loss by his
removal.
-. Edmund Bull, Esq, tho senior pro.
prietor of the Baltimore Clipper was waylaid
whilst on the way to his residence, on Satur.
day night. The occurrence took place between
eight and nine o'clock, in Eutaw street. near
the Lexington market He was assaulted from
behind and knocked down but VIC are pleased
tOlearn, not seriously injured. Unfortunately
Mr. Bull could not recognize the scoundrel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-17

Hon. john WHEELKR.-The N. Y. Daily
NercS, in m article On the subject of candi
dates for nomination, speaking authoritativeIy,
says:
The Hon. John Wheeler is not and will
not become candidate Cor re- election under
any consideration whatever Mr.. Wheeler
has nearly served cut his second term, and is
satisfied.
" Although we have differed from him
widely on some questions, none will deny tb at
he has proved himself a most active and eff
Gent member, and on national and local aues-
tons has exercised an influence in the halls of
Congress surpassed by but few. The indomi-
table energy and zeal with which he enters
into the present canvass for Buchanan and the
Democratic cause, is but another evidence of
MS democratic predictions and sincerity of
purpose In his Congressional career he has
s,uuied closely and watched well the interests
vi .ne city which he in part represents, and
our our citizens are greatly indebted TO him for
the success Of various measures beneficial 10
our our iOcailty In his retirement from nubIic
lie he will carry with him the resrect and
good wall Of vast majority Of tho pcon,a &c
this metropolis" Poopie VI
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POLITICAL ITEMS.

Jos. j. Baldwin, author of Party Load
ers" has joined the Democrats.
Hon. Jackson Hadley, at present State SEN
ator, was unanimously nominated for Con.
gress in the first District Of Wisconsin, at a
convention held at Racine on the 1st instant
The district is now represented by Hon. d.
Wells.
Hon. Jesse D. Bright, of Indiana, IN his
speech at Kalamazoo, Michigan, ssid there
was no danger of disruption in the Union, and
that neither Congress nor all the politicians
in the country can dissolve the corfederacy
our fathers made and handed down to US
The Fillmore party have made the following
nominations in Ohio: First district james T.
Terrence, Hamilton county. Second district-
j. Scott Harrison, Hamilton county. SIKH
distric'-John A. Trimble, Highland county
Teuth district Oscar F. Moore, Ross countr
Twelfth district-Jamcs r. Stanberry, Lick
ing county.
Hon. Joshua r. Giddings, Of Ohio, since his
re. nomination for Congress, has addressed a
long letter to his constituents explaining his
reasons for voting for the bill to increase tho
pay of the members Ho says everybody round
Washington have had their pay increased, and
why not the members of Congress?
The Kendall County Courier, an Illinois
paper, heretofore neutral has declared for
Buchanan. The Democrat and Our Constitu-
tion, are the names of the two Democratic
papers recently stared in the Same State
The Peru Chronicle. Mendoza Press, and New
| Boston Nonpariel-all rabid Fremont papers
in lllinois-have lately expired.
James N. Davidson, a distinguished Clay
Wing of Tennessee, and who was a Whig
elcctor, in 1852, is now stumping that State
for Buchanan and Brecb nudge. The Nash
vile Union designates twelve places where he
| is to speak in tho next fourteen days, being
one appointment for each day except the Sab:
bath.
| At large Demo cratic me citing recently hold
in Preble county, Ohio, n delegation Of fifty
four young ladies attended from Boston
Wayne county, Indiana, in an immense hick-
orv wagon, drawn by eight horses. Each
lady was dressed in white, and held in her
hand small white flag bearing the names Of
buchanan and Breckenridge. Around the
wagon was stretched pinkcolorcd canvas, con
tsining the motto 90 White husbands none u
This is the way to say it.
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AN IMPROVEMENT UPON THE BALM OF THOU

AN IMPROVEMENT UPON THE BALM OF THOU
SAND FLOwERs.-Fontaine's Cream of Wild
Flower. combining, III solid form, the
choicest Virtues Of the Balm Of Thousand
Flowers-imparts delicious softness, white
ness, and fragrance to tho hands and face !;
prevents chapping; removes tan and freckles,
and is an antidote against eruptions. 1t cro-
ates an emo!iient lather in shaving, and is tho
best article for washing infants and children
in use. Being solid, it is used like soap
may be carried anywhcrc-and its effects alc
warranted t. be satisfactory. For salo by
Taylor & Maury, and by dldggis is generally
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GRAND LODGE OF TIE UNITED STATES, I

GRAND LODGE OF TIE UNITED STATES, I.
.. U. F.-Thc election for officers of this body,
now in session in Baltimore, yesterday result
ed as follows : George w. Race, of Louisiana,
Grand Sire; Timothy &. Sentre, Of New
Hampshire, Deputy Grand Sire; James L.
Ridgely. Of Maryland, Grand Corresponding
and Recording Secretary, and Joshua Van.
SAINT, Of Maryland, Grand Treasurer At Eve
o'clock ills afternoon, the members of the
Grand Lodge will leave Baltimore for Norfolk
to participate in the ceremonies Of defeating
the Odd Fellow Hall IL that city, splendid
building, recently finished.
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e We have received the sixth number Of

~ We have received the sixth number Of
the Stbyf," handsomely printed paper,
IN quartO foIm; "a review of tho Tastes
Errors and Fashions of Society,"" and edited
by Mrs. Lydia Sayer Hasbrouck. Middletown,
Orange county, New York. 1t is an exponent
of woman's rights" Of which the fair
"Bloomer," in this city and elsewhere, was
an able exponent.
She says she is political, hygionic, dress
reformer, and every other variety eff reformer
one can think Of" ard she unfurls her banner
for Gerrit Smith 6 because in him is embodied
the great principle of humanity"
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aud baggage down. The difficulty is but tri.

fling, and will probably DO repaired to-day.
protracted meeting is now in progress at
the Dumbarton street Methodist church, un-
der the pastoral charge of the Rev Mr..
Brown, Mr.. has become very popular
among his membership, and quite an enoour-
aging state Of religious revival is msp;fest
among the membership
The four market remains firm at 81. The
stook is rather light, and good shipping brands
arc taken up as fast as offered at the above
price Wheat is selling rapidly at 81.
ST So for rcd and white SPEcrATop.
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fellow FEvER-The New York Times
90 oome very curious facts are brought
at Quarantine Repeated observat;ons Dis J;s.
eg'er the TACT that vessels coming from infect.
Cd ports may bring the poison Of yellow fever
has been sick on board, either AZ he no,t on 20
On the h voyage, As for our own city we have
week saek even ina IImor Of an epidemic for
mouths, while the patients are .no uTsn AZ u
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DR.. KANE's NEW WORK.-From tho pub
fishers, Messrs. Childs d Peterson of Phila.
delphia, We have received some advance sheets
OF DIR. kane's Arctic Explorations, the letter
press and eDgravings Of which arc executed
IN most snperb style. We give in another
column Of the Star an interesting extract
from this work.
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SPIRIT Or THE MoRNINe PRESS.

Tho Union compares its private correspon-
denco with the political news contained in its
exchanges Of the last few days, especially in
relation to New Hampshire, Connecticut, New
York, New Jersey, Pennsylvanis, Delaware,
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and California, and its
conclusion is that tho Democratic party was
never in better heart or doing its duty more
thoroughly in those Slater. The Union says;
THE count which we make for November,
therefore, is, that Mr. Buchanan will certain
ly get
New Jersey ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Pennsylvania ........''''........ZI
Indiana. ...'''''''''''''''''Io
Illinois ............s....ll
acknowledgements.
SsMakiug in all 63 votes certain in the nor-
slaveboIdl1r States, and 120 Southern votes
This sums a total strength of 1S3. Our friends
in New Hampshire, Connecticut, New York
and Ohio are fighting with such earnest zeal
that we feel assured We have a probability of
gaining some of them"
The Inte!Itg6Hcer, in noticing this 18th day
of September as the day on which the Consti-
tuition Of the United States was adopted, re-
news its suggestion that the day should be
observed hereafter as national holiday. The
LHteiiigencey announces the Baltimore Wing
National Convention in the following signif
can't language:
" This is the day appointed for holding the
Wing National Convention at Baltimore for
the nomination Of candidates for the Prcsi-
dency and Vice Presidency Of the United
States. So many States will be represented,
and so many distinguished Wings have been
named as delegates, that the assembly will,
hay M dom ht ha arnipautlu ctob 10
both in numbers and composition. We think
it proper to add, that, although We have seen
in the public prints the names Of gentlemen of
other political organizations brought forward
In cOnnexion with this Convention, yet we
presume that the body will consist exclusively
of Wings squire and simple" and this we
take leave to say, without the slightest disre.
spect to gentlemen of any other organic alton,
should be the case to command for the deci-
slons Of the Convention any general confidence
Of the Wings Of the Union.
We have been induced to venture this sug-
gestion by some misgivipgs on the subject in
spired by articles in the Baltimore press,
where we find the National InteLLigcncer
taken TO task for admitting into its columns a
communication from sterling Wing present
ing to the consideration Of the Convention the
name Of Edward Everett as fit candidate for
the presidency. We supposed that this Con.
yentloH was intended fer consultation and de.
liberation, and not merely to enunciate a fore
gone conclusion; and we may be pardoned for
admitting doubt Of the freedom of choice of
a body OF Wings toward whom it is held to be
treasoEGtle to offer the name of Edward Ever
EFT, or of Edward Bates, or of Francis Granger,
or of John Bell, or of Rufus Choate, or of John
NJ. Clayton, or of any other genuine Wing,
North or South, for is consideration"
The Intelligence, is evidently too expe
rienced political stagcr to be deceived by the
heap Of meal at the bottom of that tub.
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NEW MUsIC.-We have received from w.
u. Mctzerott, (the successor Of Geo. Hilbus,
Star Buildings, the ballad of "When Absen
from Friends" composed and respectfully
inscribed to Miss Annie L. Little, by VIM.
Edgar Morgan
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CENTRAL CLUB REPUBLICAN ARrILLrsv
Such is the name Of a company just organized
in the city Of New York. The Tribune saw.
This company wears Republican uniform
and has in its possession two guns of extraor,
binary caliber, with which they intend in due
time to announce the State Republican nomi.
nations, and ultimately the Republican VIC
tory In November
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GAS FITTING.

GAS FITTING.
WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO INSERT
w Gas Pipe in dwellings, stones, and pull lie
buildings ct low prices. Please give us call.
MILLER & CUNNINGHAM,
BIS No. 24s Pa. ave-, bet. 18th and 18th SIS.
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of Cairo, island Of Malta, Paris. and Liver

Of CAIRO, Island OF Malta, Paris, and Liver
pool thence to the United States, arriving on
Tuesday in Washington. Thus, in tho space
of less than ten weeks, although detained
about eight days, en- route, he was in the four
quarters of tho globe
The San Jscinto. Navy Department
has advices that the San Jacinto, the flag
ship of the East India Squadron, Commodore
James Armstrong, was at Hong Kong, July 10.
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q l. A 4 M

CT I'M
GENERAL COLLECTION AGENCY
No. ISL Fifth street, north Of q, =
WtSHINGTON, DC.
THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL DEVOTE HIS
Il attention to the collection Of HOUSE and
GROUND hENTS; MERCHANTS and r A.
DERS' BILLS, and FEE BILLS OF ATTOR-
NEYS; purchase and sell REAL ESTATE
AND STOCKS Of ell kinds post, write up,
balance, make Balance Sheet OF the Books, and
settle the Estates Of Insolvent and Deceased Der
sons and with the asfistancs Of legal ffiend he
will draw Deeds, Leases, and all kinds Of instru.
ments Of writing. - -
Persons living at distance having claims
against the Government or other business re- uir-
Ing the attention Of a reliable agency here, II en-
trusted to the care Of the subscribed. NAV he ax.
sured It will tie faithfully attended to
Address JOHN w. WELLS, General AGENT.
Box No 297 Post Once, Washington, ID. G.
:, AL orders left at Taylor & Meufy's Book Store.
NO Sst fennsylvania avenue, viii b, pre- IN otly
References.
Cnafles Calvert, Esq, 6 8 Gideon, ESQ,
80 faIker q Co., Rev A C,rothers,
pNlggs, Esq, Taylor & Maury,
n Bradley, Esq, of Washington
---a JOHN w, WELLS,
Sc 1873 No. 3si Fifth street, north OF 8.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENrS,
SELLING OFF Ar COST TO CLOSE

SELLING OFF AT COST TO CLOSE
BUAINESS.
GREAT BARGAINS IN SHOES, &c IN
" tending to retire from the Shoe busi- AGhr
ness, 1 shall commence, from on and after
Wednesday, the 18th instant, {, run offy
my entire sto"k Of Boots, Shoes, and
Trunks at prime cost for cash Said sale will
continue for ten days only, until the 27th Instant
All who are In want If the above named articles
and desire great bargains In the same, are invited
to cali as the sale will be uureservea and posi-
tive ID. X WALL,
Louisiana ave bet. 9TH and sth strs cts
re 7-eC5t Opposite Cenfrs Market
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PLATFORM AND COUNTER sCALKS.
MUHDOCk'S PATENT PLATFORM AND
~ counter scales, OF all sizes, Tor sale at manu.
facturers prices by HOGUE & O'NEILL,
seq Agents, No. LOG Water ST, GeosVotoVn.
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7hs Current Operations Of the Treasury
Departnsnt.-0ny yesterday, 10th September,
there wore of Treasury warrants entered on
L. r[k 80 L.
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NOTICE THE SUBSCRIBER begs
~ leave to call the attention Of the public
to his stock Of GLASS and GU EENSWARE
before purcha,ing elsewhere, as by SO doing they
will save from Is to 25 per cent
Toilet aud Dinner Sets lower than the lowest at
300 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
je 9-6m JOHN McDEVITT.
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FRENCH Millinery.
PRIZE OF A SILVER MUG!

PRIZE OF SILVER MUG!
A BEAUTIFUL SILVER MUG WILL BE
"A given to the gentleman making
the best games Of Ten Pins, betweenNi!it
now and Christmas, by The proprie-
tor Of the Bowling Saloon on street. between
Eighth and Ninth streets The Mug can be seen
at the Saloon.
The Proprietor would inform bis fIiends that
he has just completed two new alleys In the base.
msnt, IS feet long. and which are pronounced he
best In the city. Gentlemen fond OF this amuse-
ment are respectfully invited to call
A book Will be iept public to register names of
those contending for the prize. sc I6-2w
|nYsTERS.-TAE UNDERSIGNED IN
" ferns bis hiends and the citIzens@ ~
OF Washington that he is receivingX
daily fresh OYSTERS, OF the best N6&H
quality, ana will sell by the measure, ~
at the most reasonable prices. Orders left at his
residence, or at any Of the City Dispatch Oh: es
will be attended to immed iately-
ROBERT SCHWARTZ,
sc 15-3t& Corner llth and streets
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S.N L E-THE WASHINGTON
- Highlanders respectfully announce that
their first Cotillon Party for the season will be
given at Harmony Hall, on THURSDAY EVE
MING, the I'd Of Octob'r. For particulars see
future Advertisement sel5-3t
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EWOOD AND COAL.-THE UNDER
~ signed having associated themselves In
business under the firm Of CHAPLIN & BRO =,
are prepared to furnish their friends and the public
with the best article Of WOOD and COAL Or
nee on the east side Of 9TH street west between 6
and h north We solicit share Of the patronage
of the public. T.. nj. CHAPLIN,
Sc 5-eOlm H. l.. CHAPLIN.