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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-20

The SLAYER Echo, with her cargo of Africans, is
the first vessel with that sort of commodity on
board which has arrived in the port of Charleston
for the last fifty years. The act of Congress for
the abolition Of the saye-trsde went into effect on
the LIST day of January, lSOs, the first day upon
which, under the United States Constitution. the
power accrued to Congress-if it did accrue, which
our Southern friends are beginning to deny-to
prohibit the slave-trade. During the three years
immediately preceding and up to the 3lst of
December, 1907, the port Of Charleston carried on
quite a lively business in that line. 1t was, as
our readers will rcconect under the leadership Of
the South Carolina delegates in the Federal Con.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-20

capacity 81 the negro, they grossly violate canal,
and therefore are NOT osfkors-ed 10 oo.s,.lr 49,
Democrats. The whole question is resolved into -.
simple night or 10 night to protection 10 sim, as
IN lie Federal Territor,es, and as III, cr,Yry
ke-s suggests mas, consolidate fs| ,sSre , S's
Frs ne k'ohnonI Va rAssi,,,
The night Of property IN slaves In the Ssa.,s,s
placed practically as well a. legally beyond Inc
Of Federal legislative eucruachmeuf Bar In - ases
ritories the case il dferent II j. 10, ,ufs;. sss-
the decision Of the Supreme Court prev.r,. ~ 10
ard ell It's delegates from the prohibition = Saw
& Territory. There must h gosifite Lgl.is,,- -! =
siar, property ~ ne Territories osykf 10 40
To limited extent, this is already provided Ia
Territory ccrtsiniug a majority " Prn-Sls,s-'sH
the power of the Territorial Legslat ere i au.sx
fer the purpose H. other Territories n r, - - ~
doubtful whether the Legislatures WI exs,c,.' -
power and there is no power elsewhere 10 conn, .as
exercise. In such a Il omission AID - s.ea
present state OF Fedora legislation uurS n ss
must depend upon the loyafy and efsrf,cv - ~
President of the United States. He tits w.. w
the duty OF the President 10 hold both ,iln,.;.ms
jealous performance Of their sover,lot6css u'"
We cordially mite with The Day Book ia N. ..'
that the next Democratic nominee fcr the p,s VOC
,houd be- pledged to the protection OF sav. rresy
all the Territories.
And we go further |; is very desirable ,h,,c
eress should pass additional laws fr the pro,r.s
slave property in the Territories The presen, ga, ~
Federal legislation Is insufficient ios this purpose
is thy servant dog that he should do a..
'.thingl" will be the indignant inquiry of mr,
Buchsnsn Democrats when they hear i. Srs, N.
gested that they viii yet be required to .upn,,
he enactment of n SIsve.Code for the Territor..
But they thought just so when It was 6rst .u,.
gested that they would be required TO suppsr
the opening Of the Territories 10 Slavery; ss,;,
when they were required 10 indorse the rppsai.
ton o, ne Missouri Compromise; again when tA.v
We're called to approve resistance 10 Coagres
sional investigation of the unprecedented frssds
and outrages in Kansas: again when the Drrl
Scott decision was ioreshadowed; and still Ami,
when the Lecomptcn fraud first dawned on Ma
gaze of an astonished people. How can they M
sonably hope that this will be the last The ,ey
first note Of triumph over any supposed relaxation
Of Northern resistance TO Slavery aggression Win
be the signal for new demands and exactioa, lie
that gibbeted above. Ii only in the interest Of
conservatism, peace, fraternal harmony, il be-
hooyes every good citizen to resolve tina, Slavery
shall never advance another inch under oar dss.
and TO act consistently with that resolution
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-20

IMPORTANT MOVEMENT FOR THE CoLoRkD fho-
PLr-ExPEpIIroN TO The RIVER NIGER - Ihe
Chatham Plane, learns that the Association Tor the
(oored People Of Canada and the United States, Mr.
W. II. Day. President, cooperating with an organiLa-
ton In Wisconsin,, have concluded to accept the
openings just appearing for the probable oeneht
Of Africa, and Of the co.ored people generally, by
commissioning an exploring party to the valley OF the
Niger. The colored people have now reached point
Of advancement WHICH ensoes them to send men OF
Martin L. Dclany Of Chatham is the Commissioner
10 be assisted by Robert Douglas esq, artist and
professor Robert Campbell, esq, as naturalist. All
present residents of Philadelphia.
D,asAsr AMONG THE OrsrERs.-We understand
thst the oysters and clans which abound in such pro-
fusios On our coast, have become diseased On open
~ shsm the contents found ~ be perfectly black
"a shrivsIed nm preventing singular appearance
r. Of this the Saunders have stopped eat
inr them altogether. Who can tell the cause Of this
@ous"y ~""'e Wilmington IN. c. Herald.
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To prs,s,.s Ny,-whoever has any

To BUSHES Mrs.--Whoever has anything to sell
or introduce whether IN the line Of Inventions fabric.
book. plants. prmen's anything es calculated 20
win the appreciation Of the general public especially
in the rural districts reminded that THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Ia. Of nearly hundred and
,bB.ps eopie, and ia doubes. read weekly BY bal.
MILLION persons embracing large share Of the scys,
liberal in,elsen, entepri.ns minds in the country Oar
p. for Advertising therein perne and for anything
ouirpr wide and general circulation. II Il commended the
cbespe. medium eItsn,. ts advertisements are usually
,re;ed TO two or hee columns that every 81
glance and csnHot escape attention.
ANYTHING into nded for this weeks issue be handed IN On
before Wsdnesdsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-20

There are in this City at least Forty Thousand
legal voters who condemn the Federal Administra-
ton, especially its Lecompton policy. These voters
can throw majority of any legal vote that can be
cast They pay at least two-thirds of our City
Taxes and are interested in having them carefully
husbanded and judiciously expended. They are
not very widely separated in essential political con.
yictions, while they united in their deestation
of the men and measures now dominant. Why
should they stutify themselves by nullifing each
other and surrendering the Government, Federal
State and local. into the hands of their common ad
versaries
We have six Members of Congress 10 choose in
November, with Sheriff. Clerk, four Coroners
and Members of Assembly (The choice of Con-
troller, Aldermen, &c, occurs month later. }
The anti-Lecompton voters can unite and carry
most of these, or they can divide and throw them
all away Which course is dictated by patriotism
and by wisdom
But, in order 10 success, il is essential that We
have candidates of very high order Mere parti-
san gladiators will not answer. Chronic aspirants
for place and pelf cannot be elected, no matter
how perfect the fusion" We must have candi-
dates who have made their characters and their
fortunes such as they have, elsewhere than in poll
tics--men widely known and trusted as upright,
capable and deserying-men who do not hire
shoulder-hitters to carry primary elections and
pack delegations in their behaf-men for whom
merchants. artisans, and quiet people generally,
will gladly come out to vote unsolicited, and will
ask their neshbors to do likewise. We have such
men in our City-men who can be triumphsntly
elected because they deserve to be-but delegates
chosen to grind this or that mans axe will never
nominate them. Unless those who shall be chosen
to our nominating conventions on Wednesday even.
ing care more for the cause than for any man or
men, We shall be badly beaten in the City Repub.
licans of New-York let us entreat you for once
to attend and take part in your Primary Meetings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-20

We see little reason to doubt thst the Maine
delegation in the next Congress will be unanimously
Republican The Districts are now all given up
by the other side except the Hid, and letter from
Augusta to The Portland Adreriser, dated the
18th, states that the writer has seen returns,
mostly official from every township in the District
but MOnhegan Isle (Which last year gave l6 to
each party, and that they foot up;
French Repub.). s,9H johnson DEM ....s, 800
French ahead ..........J
OF course, MOnhegsn Isle cannot overcome this.
Mr. Somes's majority in the LIST District is 255.
The Democrats have probably elected no Sena-
tor, there having been split in Aroostook If so,
this with two vacancies in York, will be filled by
the choice of Republicans, making the Senate
unanimous.
The House is at least two TO one Republican,;
Gov. Morrill's majority is 5000 to 5000.
Maine has done nobly, in spite Of heavy ex-
penditure Of money on behalf of certain Admins
tration candidates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-20

The triumphant Sofls, flushed wfsh their Syrssuss
victory, are now hot on the tzsl ol Collector
Schel' whom they confidently hope to scre -
they did Collector Bronson few years age. We
should have more faith in thex success if We ksd
not already been several tulss deceived ~ thsir-
assurances that Schell was oh the poin, II being
thrown oyer-that Dir. A.. Or Mr.. h. Would sooa
step into bis shoes. They snye cried "Wolf" -
often that can tdecde whether this is he gcnuise
article only barking 4sr that dare not hurt at
body. Yet the following s.ter. which Tie Sxa1sS
Times prints as authentic, would seem. to inhcsts
that the Collector is bsgsnnng to be- sttyid ofsssrs;
crsIoss ior.E, New as, Sop. n ~
NJ, 70, cparmsor liss Il .ppon,lnsni =. 80 20
b. sIshsd 10 receive szi each Adu.nAs sisal Memrrs
are. b. S@sirrs 3D. With The esses. ,,,.eb-a
A. the number rn1si se-s-ary 10 ~ tied va x plsss
speedy seton and I VIA d. the beet 5-s 80 49,
A, y.a mus; b. tbs; esnnss sS
q .aeh so5iin. qss ansrr ne IN y@ar a
Your, very 1~-S eerfniT
The Hea ps>s~l Z. 5'e@Lss AUol sIUS sChtLi~
All, we'd Office, We y resume, is a good thine
especially wrn It pays v ell we wouldn't object
sslary Of g. 600 ca and extras; but We shod's
hate to earn it in vIe ectorship Of this P0n
How Dir. schell IA TO crafty the five Members w
we presume Mr.. Clark doesn't COUNTY BY syPe'ss
iDs their fresh fayortes without offending the"
., least an eSval extent by removing those s''e'.s
! N place, We cannot imagine. II he pats 10 a.
oblige Mr.. s., he viii have to remove b. ana u
offend Mr.. NJ. or Mr.. w. The whole shsif
mixed up that we should think he would re''.~
RECEIVING a sentence Of decspitaticn. suom'sr
10 it with greater alacrify thAa Was ever eVE. !.
slave Of the Psdsh"h presenting bis ne~ !"
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The Tribune for California

VIII be ready at 10 O'Clock this morning. 1t will
tain the Money and Market Reports. Marriages and
Deaths and all the latest important Foreign and Do
estic News since the sailing of the last steamer. The
Star Of the West leaves to-day at o'clock the Mails
close at o'clock Single copies in wrappers ady for
mailing for sale at the counter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-20

fate on occasion Of dcedly duel, IN which the
representative Of the sntiquated world appear
prompted by ethical motives. while the represent
alive of overwhelming modern society fights for
the privilege Of buying in the cheapest and selling
in the dearest nsrkets-this, indeed. is sor; Of
trsgcal couPlet. stranger than any poet would ever
have dared to fancy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-20
Nep1 lork Daily Gribm,te.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1853.
TO CoRREsPoSDESTS.

No notice be taken OF anonymous Commune Whe
Intended for uSou nuSt b. s1then i-d ey the
and address Of The wr.erot necessarily 'cf 5lc.
tioy, bu; guaranty for his good faith
We cauno. uuderraI. 70 rc.urn rejected Communication
Busne.s e.,es for TKfbrsE Ofcc sAo-a in al be
addressed 10 HoKAcE GREELEY Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-20

POPULAR TRADE
POPULAR PRICES.
We ofer the following at full
Twenty Per Cent
Below the prices Of any establishment in New-YoTk:
Gas FIXTURES;
A complete and unequsled variety of
CHAApELiKKs, for Parlor,
Dining Rooms aud
Libraries;
FREkcH CHINA,
Dinner Sets Tea Sets. &c, &c;
ENcLisa TOMBSTONE WAkE,
Silver Plated Ware, &C, &c.
w. j. Y. DALEY & Co..
Nos. 63l and 6S3 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-20

They have rather odd notions - Out West" We
should Judge to reSpectsbii,y, not 10 say refine
meut. if We are TO generalize opinion from an
advertisement in The Chicago Journal, to which
our attention mas been drawn. Ii seems gentle
man residing in Wisconsin, with truly Western
intrepidity TO the assumption oil The response
bilitirs of other people, is DESTROYS OF obtaining,
for adoption, "a healthy iemae infant, legitimate
=. or osher,rise. born of refined intelligent, aud re-
specialize American parents; and avals himself
of the benefit Of advertising IN the journal aiore-
said for the purpose Of directing the supply TO the
satisfaction of his demand. We rather think that
there will be no lack of material wherewith 10
fulfil the great law Of trade if the advertiser be
not too particular as TO the responsibility OF the
American parents of the article desiderated, and on
their refinement and intelligence IS wei. Does
he require both parents Ia have al! these quaica-
items or would he b. satisfied if they were rstsbly
distributed between them Would II do II one
parent were refined and intelligent and the other
simply respectsble-especislly if the healthy fe-
male infant happened TO be "Otherwise' than
Legitimate ln Then sgsin, who Is to pass upon
the question of the refinement, intelligence and re-
spectablity of the fortunate parents of the object
of this benevolent advertisers philoprogenitiNe
propo.sll We should imagine that nothing less
than the genius OF Bsrnum would be sufficient To
award the prize in Baby Show such as an invita-
ton ike this il likely to collect.
We should have added that the advantage of
this competition is not confined TO babies actually
in this breathing world at the time of the PROPOSE
tion Not only parties having such an infant to
dispose of. but any "hkely TO have one in the
next six months" can learn the name OF re-
spectacle physician with whom the necessary ar
engagements can be- made by addressing letter
through the Post Office TO FL Dorado--this pseu-
donym probably shadowing forth the golden pros
poets which arr opened before the fortunate infant
whose conditions viii satisfy the rgor of the adver-
Users terms We are well aware that the phrase
respectable" like the phrase accommodate
in Bardoph's time, is susceptible of wide range
Of nicely Disseminated definitions One of the
most accurate, perhaps, was that given by a wit
ness in the famous murder trial of Thurtell, the
ballad Of which, written by Theodore Hook, was
greatly admired by Walter Scott, especially the
following stanza:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-20
:" His throat they cut from ear 20 ear,
His brains they battered in.
His name was Mr.. William Wesrs;
He dwell. In LYONS Inuw


The question being as to what sort of man
Mr.. Weare was, the witness said he was "a re-
spectacle man." " But what do you understand
by respectable mani" "Why, he kept a gig :"
This has been accepted ever since as satisfactory
evidence of responsibility of character, though,
possibly, Tout West" he would have been looked
upon ss only "a one horse kind of man." But
a horse stands for more in London than in Wis.
consn.
Now, however the area of responsibility is to be
enlarged by the admission within its sphere of re.
fined and intelligent parents who have ilegitimate
female infants to provide for. For it is not very
likely that refined and intelligent parents, who are
also respectable would part with their daughters,
even for the I'll Dorado of Wisconsin, if they were
born in lawful wedlock. Still, We are well aware
that accidents will happen in the very best regu-
lated families, and it may not be inconyenient to
have this larger lberality of the new country be-
come the standard of opinion in the old. We con-
fess that we should like to know the success of
this advertiser, and the precise number Of the
fined intelligent and respectable applicants for the
advantages proposed, and by what rule he decides
among their conflicting claims. 1t is not likely,
however, that We ever shall, though il would be- no
more than fair remuneration for the benefit of
our circulation, which we have cheerfnlly given
him, though by no means in the habit Of giving our
advertising away. However he is heartily vel
come, all the same
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-20
OUR ELEGANT FALL STOCK

OUR ELEGANT FALL STOCK
FREScH CHINA, BRoSzgs,
VASES PARIAS STATUAgY, &c,
Selected personally by Mr. HAucHwoUT while IN Europe,
now dsy evpg and will be sold extremely moderate rc
T.. '. HAuGHwOUT Co.,
corner Of Broadway and Broomest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-20

PAPER HANGINGs.
THosIs FAVE CO.,
No 257 Broadway. New York.
Are their store for the FAN iade the largest
and uost complete assortment of every style OF
PAPER HA>CIscS AND DECORATIONS
Ever offered In this market - ,
Suitable for consumption, wen as the country
trade Landlords decorating their houses and merchants p
cbssnx for the country trade, invited TO examine ther
Gtock and Prices previous to purchasing else where.
TaoAAs FAYE Co,
Importers and Manufacturers Of Paper Hsnging
No. 257 Broadway, directly opposite the City Hall,
New York
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BARRY's TRICOPHEROUS
10 the Best and Cheapest Article for Dressing.
Besutifying. Cleansing, Curling,
Preserving and Restoring the Hair
Al. 49, IL For sale nv All Druggists and Perfumel

$500 will be paid if DIR. ToBIAs's VENETIAN
NiMESr docs Dyseniery and Group quicker than
other known remedy ebTaed medicine has been ussd
during years Call at the Depot and see me
yt;6csi,s Al 900 will be raid II false certificate has
hcen used by DR. Tomas Chronic Rheumatism has been cured
by when everything else failed Depot No 50
81 Price Is and 50 cents Sold by all Druggists Country Met
Vharts suppcd onl liberal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-20

RADICAl-CUkE TRUSS OfflCE.-Nh"o" ~
Co.. No. 2 veseyI,., Astor House-TRussEs sUrPoSLlss
spopL BRAcEs SILK ELASTIC STOCKINGS Tor vsIicose
veins and every variety Of bandages kuiy applied Aie
male attendant Ia private rooms for ladies'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-20

BEFORE GOING BACK TO SCHOOL, all boys nome
FOR the vacation should matter Of economy De a5ne
with apiece from the splendid FALL
STOCK Of ROGERS RAYMOND Of Fulton and Nassau
s the cheapes, Ready Made Clothing house In Newfor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-20
DEFIANCE SALAMANpER SAFEs.-ROBERT MI.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES visiting the city
should fail the great American improved PIANO
FokrC, Manufactured BY CUMMINGS CANFiELp, New YORK
ONLY Wholesale and retail wsrerooms No 3lS Broadway.
CnAS. Y. ATTENTION. Agent.
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business Notices.

GRNTLEMEN's FALL HATs.-BTRD, No. -
Essnss, viii Introduce the styles on Fhipsr sep,
saA ted 70 tie requirements Of srcs. "a .onaes oy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-24
NEM YnRK lMARKET.

.JrNR o9.-EIour firm; sales Of 1900 hbls at
"a, S5a4, 90 for State, an advance Of &c. Wheat
.buoyant; sales 95. 900 bush at 81, % for South
orlI white; 81 ,O4aI,11 for Western white;
sl,O2f , for red; 6sag3c for Milwaukie Club,
and SOaSSc for Chicago Spring. Corn buoyant;
sales 10000 bnsh OF 72a7.tc for mixed; as for
yellow; white ilachanged. Pork heavy At
1880 for mess, and $l3, 4Oal3, 80 for prime
Whisky dun at % - The Tea sale to-day
WINS spirited hut prices unchanged, excepting
'OoIone. which quoted at decline.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-24

CnME is WAsHISeToN.- The following para
graph, clipped from the Washington States, dis
closes most iisgracefal and alarming state of
affairs In that city:
On Wednesday, as friend Of the President
from Philadelphia, was returning from an even.
ing visit to the White House, he was assaulted
by two desperate rnfiaps the avenue, just
before reaching the State Departments As he
approached he noticed two suspicious looking
fellows, who remained silent till he got near
them, when one of them flashed dark lantern
aud the otherist him on tue left shoulder
with .'billy."- The blow did not knock him
down, hut stunned him somewhat The ruffianS
were about to follow up, when two gentlemen
approached whereupon they ran away.
The gentleman hurried on toward the Treas.
ury Department, where he overlook lady aud
gentleman, very much frightened by the noise.
They begged him not to leave them. The par
ties all hurried away as speedily as possible:
Not single city lamp was lighted on the
eat the time, and the corporation moon
had been down over half an hour.
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rfRE

ALBAsY,a n. ", jane 2s.--At 4 o'clock this
p. NJ, fire broke out at the lumber yard Of
Bullock & Many, on Water and Orange street,
owing to the high wind the flames spread rapid
liz along the piles Of lumber and TO the adjoining
Lumber Yard, Treadwelps Fur Factory, Luth
es' extensive Coal Yard, and the freight depotS
OF. the Central r. r. Iheefiorts Of the tirenen
are directed towards saving the latter, but tile
heat is SO entense M 10 render II almost impos-
sible, aud il is greatly feared TINT the exertens
to prevent the fire spreading still further viii be
futile. Up TO the present time property valued
at $4,000 has been destroyed. The fire is still
racing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-24
transient Advertigements.

Ii would he a relief from very disagreeable
duty, which we are obliged to perform every
day, if all persons would remember that tran.
sient advertisements MUST BE PAID FOR IN
ADVANCE. Requests are made for US to copy
advertisements, very often, and ehnrge to par
ties. OF course we don't do so. The NOM
ey must, in ali cases, accompany the ndver-
tisement.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-24
rpnM Sr In1lIs

jess 2B.-A letter to the Republican from
For, laramie dated june Sd, says that Goodali
with 1900 sheep for Camp Scott, had passed
That post. He left Col Loring and Capt. Marcy
with their cnniinand and about 1000 mules ON
Cache lie Pondore river, about miles from
Camp Scott, which they expected 20 reach IN
about fifteen days from the 18th OF May. Col.
Landers arrived at Laramie AIey 30th with his
wagon road train.