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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-17
THE LATEST NEWS.
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epeslsl Dspsteh 10 The N. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Aug. 16, 1857
The President admits the justice Of Mr.. ColthaS
claim for $l25,OO back pay, but declines to alsx
it, on the ground that the last Administrsia
decided adversely to it. Mr. Collins will bring suit
for the amount in the Court of Claims. The Post
Office Department. is informed Of the withdrawal II
the Ericsson from the line. The encouragement Il
ocean steam-navigation will be recommended in u
next Message to Congress.
The negotiation with New. Granada is further
complicated BY the news received BY tho Last
steamer that law had been passed erecting Pans.
ma into separate Intend. ncy, and eovertly lyius
an excessive tax on American male and tuDnAss.
Gen. Cass will soon solve the difficulty BY bidding
Gen. Herran choose between accepting tho troae
proposed by our Government and taking the chances
of resort TO force.
Mr.. Daniel s. Lee, Consul to Basle, accidentally
shot himself through the foot four days ago ct
pistol gallery, and died yesterday Of lockjsw.
Three clerks in the Pension and Land Offices bsVs
died within the last three days.
Explanatory dispatches have satisfied tho Do
partment respecting the delay Of Col. Noblsss
wsgon-road expedition, aud it will go on under tho
protection Of troops.
To Tie Associated Press.
WAsHISGros, Saturday, Aug. -, l&
Chief Engineer Zeller and Assistant Epginsso
Potts, Ramsey. Hunt, Iettz, Drpaine ana Scniey :"
ordered to the steamer Ssrsnac, now preparing '"r
Pacific squadron at Philadelphia.
Commander Pickering has been detached from
Portsmouth, n. H., and Commander berrien 10 sp'
noirfed his suCcesSOr.
Official deepatches received at the state Departures
,nssk in favorable terms of the ameorasing Influences
Of the new Russian tariff, saying the commssee..
ment Of its operation affords evidence that the press
Emneror entertsins views different from his predeees-
or and Affords hope that other important reforms nv
lollow. q,
Books in all languages are duty free, subject caJ
the usual censorship.
Russian subjects living in foreign countries can nov
ravsl for Eve years with reduction in the pssspon
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TENNESSEE has given Isban q. Hasria g.
Democratic " candidate for Governor, uIs.t
10000 majority, and elected Lesidstars 4 ns
faith, in both branches. This Lesislatsre, \ :
said will have TO fn John Bells seat in the UnitA
States Senate, which becomes vacant I've nm
hence, q well a. Gov. Joues's, now vacant n
new delegation to the lower House ID bslieyN b
stand a. follows: -
Dist. l.. 90. Albert q. Watkins, reelected
Dist. H.....Wm. w. Wallace, vice w. n. Sseek
Dist. III. ...Samuel A. Smith, reelected.
Dist. lv....John II. Savage, reelected.
Dist. v. %" Charles Ready reelected.
Dist. W.. George w. Jones, reelected.
Dist. VII. .Sohn V. Wright, reelected.
Dist. WILL. Fslir X. Zollice4er, reelected.
Dist. William T. Avery, vice TAomds Rsrvs
Dist. *. j. d. c. Atkins, vice Emerson EtASreles
The new Members reported above are all "Dsa-
oc,ts," except Messrs. Ready and zeliss6x,
though Mr.. Watkins, and perhaps moro Of tAsa,
were Jealous whigs in the clden time. weprssuus
Gsv. Jones, also an old Wing and modern psus-
erat, will DO reelected to the Senate.
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SEWING MACHINES.
WATsoN's $40 SEWING NOTWITHSTANDING

WATsON's $40 SEWING MACInNES-ANOTHER
INJUNCTION AGAINST THEM On the Sd day Of August inst
The United States Circuit Court for the Southern District OF
New York injunction snt prosecuted by l. NJ
Ringer against Watson Wooster Co Injunction ABB
souey prohibits the defendants and their agents from making
usipg telling advertising for sale the Watson 10 machines
Newspaper publishers will please take notice OF this inunc
lion, and not s.ss la viostingi
~ SiSGEs & Co, No. 459 Broadway
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DEFIANCE SALAMaNDER SAFEs.-ROBERT NJ.
PArRcx is the sole in the United States Of the
above celebrated Safes and Patent Defiance Locks
AID Cross Bars. Depot, No 1872 Pearl st door below
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Music AT REDUCED PKICES.-Tbe large and
popular WArEks's CATALOGUE Music will be sold at
reduced prices during this month Also and second hs.a
RIAEos and MELoDEeSs lower prices than before
offered IN this market, Of the WATERss Piano Music
ROOMS No. SIS Brosdwsy Planes and Meodesns ox rent
and rent aloHed ON purchase.
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AssIGNEt's SALE --CARPETiNG, OILCLOTIIs
CusTA,s GooDs &C. selling Cd at less than cot st YouSG
JsYsTs store No 4 Broadway Of franklin Of The
entire stock 70 be c.ed immediately AT great bargains fo
Dash
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WIGS, HAIR DYE, WIGs.-CRIsTADORO, No. 6
Astor House, the ssest sure the best HAs Dye

REMOyAL.-MARsH & Co. g Radical Cure Truss
Coe Of No MaidenaDe has been removed to No aVesey
st. Asor House. Tuses Supporter Shoulder braces silk
Elastic Stockings and variety Of Bsndasss Of most
skfuly spilled Private application rooms
for Ladies. A coppetfnt female In sttendance.
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walker the Tiliibuster,

This notorious gentleman, it would seem
from latest ndvices begins to find himself in q
most critical condition, Driven almost entirely
from the soil of the country, that he SO surrep.
tously entered, and with doubtful foot hold
upon board afew " ar steamers. he is bUrne
down upon by victorious army Of superior
numbers, who are opposing the invaders, anI
periIIiug lhen lives in defence OF their homes,
their children. their laws. and their county,
He Is awaiting, ii is said, further supplies Of
men and money from the United States. And
expects to increase tie bandit army several
hundred in few days from last sdyices. These
supplies Of men and money still leave our sea
ports without any apparent interruption on the
part Of the Federal Government What mean
allthsse operations, both positive and mega
liveY Is not Walker from Southern State q
this Confederacy7 Has he not received bis
chief aid from the South, and that city of "all
souls New York. Is he no. applauded As a
great hero by thai great Democratic organ the
New York Day Book And by the entire
Southern press. including the Washington u
nion Again We say what do all these things
mean? Has Walker not established slavery il
Nicaragua SO far as his sdicts caa be enforced!
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grsss and sgrsss By the ordinary routes. and
complete protection from invsaiOn,- from usur-
patton and from laElsss EiOlshee. II the Gen
sral government refuse this protection, can.
nOl doubt the right Of the State 70 intervene.
There is good grounds. however to hope
that the worst Is ovsrin Kansas. From hs
Free State press Of ,hs territory. and from
other reliable sources, assurances are received
that peace, order aud sec unity are reestablish-
ed, for the pre,en. at least. within its limits.
Many Of the moat dangerous Of the msrauders
have left the territory, and a disposition IS
nsniiested by the present territorial governor
to respect and protec: The rights Of Free
State settlers. There is reason to expect that
the most obnoxious acts Of the Pseudo Legis-
.lature will be sbrogated. and that the bad de-
sign Of the repeal Of the Missouri Prohibition,
xlll be defeated by the virtue and Intelligence
Of the people.
Meanwhile there is much distress occasion
ed by the civil disturbance which requires re-
ef II is gratifying to observe lSslIhe propriety
aud duty Of affOrding this relief is recognized
BY the humane and liberal of all parties. The
people Of Ohio will, doubt not, approve what
ever you may find it e1podient and necessary
to do in order to protect The em:grants from
the suffering, disease aud death to which they
are exposed.
| Such, gentlemen. are the views which
have thought it my duty TO submit to you
shall rejoice if they meet your approval, ant
the approval of our common constituents
Should il be otherwise, shall still rejoice il
supplying my defects and correcting my srrcrs
your Legislation shall be wiser and better thar
my suggestions. Among the states Of the U
nion. Ohio holds no secondary place. Sur
PASSED by many in extent and By two in popu
lation and wealth, she oonfesses inlerioriy L
none in.the elements which constitute the tru
greatness Of State. Great in power, an
great m resources, she is greater still in he
unsullied faith, in her zeal for education, i
her sympathy with suffering, in her fidelity t
right, and in her devotion TO liberty. Thes
are the jewels n her crown Of honor. Let
bs our honorable ambition to preserve thei
brightness untarni shed and undimmed,
/ .. s. p. CHASE,
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From the NesO York EScRng Miro
The man Of Destiny


Bonner has never yet claimed that the cir.
culation Of the New York Ledger is over one
hundred & ninety thousand. and yet we know
that it is over two hundred and twenty FIVE
thousanJI This is big, = vast, an almost in
comprehensive circulation. truly, but Bonner
considers it only a mere begnnng-a point
d'appais-abase Of operations. He wants a
hslf-million before stopping to take breath
and preparing 10 do "somelhing vigorCus!"
His page advertisements and his 5000 checks
for advertising, he looks upon simply as pleas
ant little efforts in small way--bettcf than
nothing, perhaps, bu! not at all worthy of the
greatest family paper in the world. Subscrip-
tons are pouring in by the bushel, but he wants
them to come by The ton. lie has monopoli.
zed all Of the most popular writer's in the coun.
try; but that does not satisfy him; be ia look
ing across the Atlantic, and into the womb Of
thsfuture. for more, And just here an idea oc
urs to us; it anybody wants to make band
some speculation, let him "grcw" a corps oi
popular writer's Bonner will pay him any
price for them. and give him premium beS des.
Really, this man Bonner must be put a
stop to-" lie is too sxtravigant and too mo.
nopolizing. Common folks. and common pur
ses, stand no sort of chance along side OF him
and his He renders competition hopeless; and
as competition is the "lile, o! trade"he who
kills competitor smothers competition
VINO overwhelms competition, and frightens il
into fits, and knocks it INTO the middle Of next
week, and keeps it there, should. to say the
! least be looked after. But Bonner is past look
| ing after. A man with the entire press Of the
country on his side, with all the newspapers
working for him like so many locomotives,
with all the postmasters getting up clubs, and
with all the ladies and the rest Of mankind
mad" to read his paper--what can be done
with him? Nolhing--literally nothing--ex
cept to turn in, with all he rest, and he p him
along as one best can; and this notice may be
set down, to our credit, as one OF these in vol
untary and inevitable boosts. The Ledger'S pros.
peclus, by the way, will be found in our sd-
vertising columns. Read it. if you wish tC
to subscribe for the great family paper.
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Has be not caused sSme Of the most subslAnIiai
and msrilorious citizens Of that IN fated eoun-
try 10 Be shot, aud their property eOnfseatsd
and consumed by bis invading army Can
any man with one talent Of common sense Be
40 blind as not to see the great ulteriOr object
Of all these positive and negative facts Most
assuredly thia Nation as a Government is not
cbargsabls With doing much that ''exalteth a
Nation. =" but with that which should and does
condemn it. in the judgement Of all Christian
Nations under the sun, viz: Of winking at Of
6cially and encouraging privately, all landiPi-
rates and high way robbers, who see 81 to
band themselves together under the leadership
OF one Of their boldesl and most urscfupulOus
leaders, armed and equipped with all the mH-
nitions Of war. to serve the seaPorts Of ;be Ma
ton for the avoWed purpose of making war up
on, subduing. driving out. or sxterminating, a
Nation of people who had never in any man.
ner; interfereG with this Government, as such,
shows most conclusivsy, that the most infa-
nous land pirate spirit predOminates in thil
Government. Again we say, why is this sPiri
exhibited in the officials who govern US p? On.
ly that the grand altsrior object may be dis
Seminated, extended aud msintained-thst the
damning blight Of slavery shall be extended
with all its inhumaniti,s from tha North, 10 th'
very confines Of South America Such a pol
icy is IN these degenerate days dubbed De
mOeracy from such Democracy, may Ih
omnipoteat arm, through the intelligence ant
virtue of the people protect Us; is our most ar
dent prayer.
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lInNY nf NeYYsnilnnrs.

l. Subscribers who do not give notice to the contra.
ry are considered as wishing continue their subcrp
tSn
2. II slbscdbers order tho discontnuance of their
papers t. publisher may continue to send them until
silarreArages are paid.
5. Il subscl bers neglect oF refuse to take their DO
rodcals from the Office which they directed they
are held responsible I'll they have settled the BILL and
ordered thek disconNnued.
e.. II subscribers remove to other places without in.
forming che publishers and the papers are sent to the
former dNe"tion, they are held responsible,
8, The Uoarts have decided that, refusing to take
oapers tom the OIL se or removing and leaving them
neallcd for il prRa acia evidence ointentona fraud
Egs- Postmasers Tlo notify publisher that news
papt IL aot take from the Office required to give
the why they not taken out tSee Post Of
e INSTRUCTIONS and Laws.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

The Harrison Branch Of the Stats( By virtue Of an
Bank of Ohio, in Cads sxecutlpn Issued
from the Court of
Hanes W. Glesscnor, ct. ais. Common Pleas for
Harrison eounty, Ohio, and to me directed, vii el.
pose to public sale at the door Of the Court House in
OarFollton, Ohio, al
On Saturday, the 7th day Of February, 1857,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and, 4 o'clock
P NJ on said day, the following real estate situate in
Lee township, Carroll eOnnty, Ohio, viz; The east
half Of the southwest quarter Of section S5 township
the property of Hanes GlesseneP.' Terms cash.
JOHN Il. WHITCRAFT, Sheriff.
January 8. 7,-pr fees3.0O
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BORDER RuFFIAE IN TRouBLE,-Mr. Geo, W.
Clarke late Indian Agent in Kansas aud the
man who murdered Barber has not only been
deprived of his agency, but according 10 The
Lecompts Union, his property is taking to its
legs and running off The following advertise
ment appears IN the Union.
"FIFTy DOLLARS REWARD. =. Left my premises
near Lecorpton X. T.. on Thursday, the l7lh
Of November last my negro woman JUDY.
She is about 35 yers old, 5fset 8 or inch
es high, and corpulent, weighing about 225
pounds. She is very black, with several teeth
cut in 'front.' and speaks intelligenIly and plaus-
ibly. She has been seen at several houses in
he neighborhOod and when last seen was trav-
cling towards Lawrence. She is good cook
and Washsrwoman, and in other respects and
excellent Houss-Servant. She Is no doubt
Ilurking in or about Lawrence, il she has not al
ready secured spassags on the underground
railway to Chicago. ee
IL will give S25 for information that sill
lead to her apprehension, or $50 to any person
who will deliver her at my residence.
GEO w. CLARKE.
December 2, ls56.-n27-2l:?
"Judy" will not "pus the kettle en- any
more for Mr.. Geo. W. Clarks.-CEsV. Leader
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VI Ten lines or less OF solid Brewer will be consd
cred Square
tY- Advertisers must be particular to mark the nun
Der of insertion ,Ao face Of their advertisements,
or the Twill be published until ordered out and charged
accordingly.
c8- Advertisements should be handed in by TUES
DAY MORNING, to insure insertion that week.
az Jon Work neatly aud expedtOusly executed at
ilis Office, on the shortes possible notice.
t&-GFO. A. CR0FUT, 7S South Fourth street, a.
bove Walnut. Philadelphia is our authorized agent to
obtain Advertisements tor us in that city,
ssg- Woo9s & QUIN Publishers OF the Commercial
Register" are our New-York Agents. Office l4O Full
cd Street, New,York.
Cg-S, NJ, PEfrENGILL & Co., are our authorized A.
gents Tor procuring advertisements in the city Of BOs-
ton and elsewhere.
Vg-J. 7, +, WRIGHT is only authorized agent or
procuring advertisements in the city Of Pittsburgh
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

John S Huntsr By virtue ofs q "a. ct,
vs. lev "a. issued out Of tho
Thomas Vanhorn, and Court Of Common Pleas for
William VaghOrn: Carroll county, Ohio, and
to me direcced viii offer for sale at the door Of the
Court House in CarrOlltOn. Ohio, s1a4aam
On Saturday, the 7h day of February, 1857,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. N, and e,lock
P. n of said day, the following described real estate
situate in Leo township, Carroll county Ohio, to wy-
The east bali of the southeast quarter Of section H.
oftownship Is, Of range 5, containing one hundred
acres, more or less Taken as the property Of Tnom.
az and William Van Horn, Terms cash.
JOHN Il, WHlTGRAFT, Sheriff,
January g. 1851, ,-pr fee 30O
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Sr LOUIS, Jan. 10.

ST. Louis. Jan. TO.
The Missouri Legislature will 60 into joint
session for the purpose of electing two U. s.
Senators.
The legality Of Mr.. Jackson's inaugsrtiOn
as Lieut. Governor, will be tested as soon as
the Court meets.
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HARRTSBuRGH, Jan. !

HAHkSBURGH, Jan. y.
The Democrats in caucas to-day, nominated
Mr. Forney for U. s. Senator. on the first bal.
lot. Sixty members were present snd nine alb
seat. Mr.. Fornsy received 50 vOles, Mr.. Rob.
ina 81, aad scattering.
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DETROIT, Jan. 10.

DETROIT, Jan. 10.
Zachary Chandler, Of Detroit was uominat-
ed for U. S. Senator by caucus Of the Repub-
lican members OF the Michigan Legislature.
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III m& " EHH nc
OHIO CULTIVATOR,
FOR 1857.
His the Farmers and Gardeners OTn Paper.
DEvo1ED TO .A-.ei

General Agriculture Live Stock, GVlsning
Fruits, &C.
Volume XIII. for 1857 Will comm sncs on the hltt
Of January. aaS
Published twice month, l6 Pages, end cover
Only One Dollar a YeaH No other paper Of its size
aud quality is offered so cheaply TO Cluss, viz
Three copies for S2 six copies for a. nme copies fpr
g. snd copy extra for the getter up OF every club o. "
Payment awajsin advance at4
Inquire at our post Office or fend fer specimen
and prospectus, andget up club dmcrg your neigh
b0rs Now is tue time to look out for gosd Reading for
the winter s. D. HARRIS, Columbus, o.,
January s, 1857 Editor anc Publisher.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Milo Cain ct. ais BY virtue Of two writs
George F. SALESMAN, ct ais. the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Carroll county, Ohio, and to me directed
will expose to public sale at the door Of the Court
House, in CarrOllton, 0hie, .ae5 sgssmi
On Saturday. The 7th day of Fe6t~ayys 1857,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A M aud O'Clock,
P. NJ said day, the following premises situate in
Mechaniestown, Carroll county, Ohio to wits Lots No.
10, IL, l2, IA and l5 in AechaniestoEn. Appraised
at $685. taken in execution as the property Of John
+, Lindsey. Terms cash. JOHN u. WHIfGRAFT,
January 8, ls57,-pr. fee 50 \, saa Sheriff. :
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Jan, Is, Is57.-3W Ohio,
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