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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-25
Our CITY Democracy have the tlea.autest it'll

Our City Democracy have the pleasantest little
way Of overlooking Any r,scaity, either msa or
ea.ures, the moment sslfDt.r rcst suggrsss = Gu n
prtnite with The ef-rdlDg ms nber of VI jest. L.
Will, We fear, on bs received ss al axiom 1t that
focus Of Democracy, tie Pewter Slug tbat r,pes ID
breaches o foith and open thrests Of REBEL agat
party di,ciplre, must hercefor~aEd be considered
the best claim TO the tonors and euoluneu,s ef the
Democratic fraternity. After @sgrs tSo-yesrs'
war to establish and sustain the cole right aud
authority of 81. Tanpany as the moustplece and
domir ant representative Of oil CtS Druoctats; sud
having succeeded in this, after a struggle @tcb only
serted TO prove tie irresistible strength Of tee Tan
maby organic ston, we fud tie ctiels aod ssg.s
of that venerable institution making a voluntary
pa, tltion Of their power with . rebellous crew Of
soc called Regulars, who have d, uore rgnt h .l
ths nplyes General Comulttee," toaa Me-
Genet would have to assert that he was Pres d-ut
Of tie United States. Tue Res ulsts' rebell.d
ard threatened opposition; the "Uuterflf-d be-
came terrified, and asked the price OF pace.
make Kelly Sheriff was the ansSer-a place
worth fifty thousand dollars a year, ID fact, some
thirg more in psy and patronage than at tue other
cts and county nominations put together; "uske
" Kelly Sberf, and vel LET you fix ttlrg' as ycu
Like at the next Syracuse Convection" Tee ter.
r,fed "Ubterrifed lad not tue courage 10
IT fuse, though 'eeEI 10 their totes that sae seiec
tiop If MJ. Kelly ~as bott an II jury acd i1sult OF
the bttere,t kind. Sipp'se tee Bdtist Goverc-
uent, after the surrerder Of Cornwolls, offer,og
,erms to our hrt CoDgrss on Condition.
that Benedict Aroold should be rsce.ved
back with hor0 and elected next Pre.'ceot
of the United States Comparing su.l
,hipe. with great these cases would be precisely
parallel. But even this Concession, lt eeos, a.s
not contepied the victorious Regulars" woo a,e
low in negotiation for faslon vito s,
other b, GUS General Committee called " The PEI
"pes;" AID wsen matters have D-en rip-ne5 oy
M,ssr,. Woot ard Sch,li he Grard le,isiol.s"
of these VS. be intrgu-r,). il rs expected that the
,yyo escers uiu co,lesce their united forces the
pe,eh heortocd Of BpstauP,on, ard tsrEce drscsnd
usop S,r.cu,e somewhere atou. tie 18th Of next
pOclh.
Tb, little family quarrel ia very pretty one IS
!, sta, 81, AID We ST ell wait its fusure deEelopnsots
with amused AID attentive interest. Twice AZ al
de,man. twice Copgre'snau, srd now Sheriff,
p+rhsts. who will hereafter asseit tast deuosrs-
ces are n, grateful, OF that NJ. Kelly IS not splen.
d.dly rewareec
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-25

We are once more in the wane of Summer.
Three month";, more will brig US to the verge
of Winter What sort of winter is it likely I, bs
for the Unemployed Poor
Our lsst Wioter was undoubtedly hard one.
Charity wac taxed to the utmost, yet many died, if
not directly and absolutely Of hunger aud cold, yet
really Of diseases epgendered or rendered fatal
BY wsnt. The hsIroaiOg soenss of that season Of
distress We would gladly forget but there is suo.
ther WiLter at hand, aud it is likely to prove even
a seveIer tIial thsn the last Our City Is poor.
Her Trade for the las. year b.s been slender, pre-
carious and improbable. Thousands have lost
their all through the failure Of their debtors. We
have more Houses, Stores and Ships thaa are
needed, so that buidI will be nealy suspended oa
the completion Of the structures now in progress.
Our Manufactures are unpro6t,ble aud stagnsrt.
The Country s generally poor, and mu'tbuy spar.
ircly and pay up but partially. How ther, are the
Million people within radius OF FIVE miles to be
,ub.i,ted through the Winter before Us
R,mubtr that last Winter was q remarkably
mild and open one-thss thousaads had money
which th. bad recently made and were willirg to
di.bune in charity; that large portion of the
Lsbor;,e Cla.s had tie little boards in the ssyiogs
bapis or in their homes; and that ussy building
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-25
THE TRIBUNE MERCANTILE ADvKRrlsER.


The publishers of The TRIBUNE propose 70
issus, on the lot day of September and monthly
thereafter, a sheet devoted exclusively to the in
te,e.t, Ard u.e. Of the Mercantile Public on the
following plan:
/ twill contain fall reports of tho Markets,
nth sucb other Commercial and Monetary inteili-
rencs a. shal be deemed Of special interest TO
Merchants.
2. It will be sent without charge to $4,000
Country Merchants who buy goods in New-YoIk,
PHILADELPHIA, Baltimore or Boston. The Games
will BE- selected by Messrs. McKilloP & Wood from
,bo,s recorded on the books Of their Commercial
Agency, and they guarantee that not less than
20 600 shaI be sent, this being the full number Of
Country Merchants that they consider it desirable
thus TO address.
3. The total expense will be betrayed BY Mercau-
tile Advertising, for which One Dollar per line will
be charged. Those who require their ADVERTISE
ments to be displayed, VIII make special bargains
therefor.
1t is believed that no equal opportunity for ad-
dressing Country Merchants was ever offered In the
United States, even at double or treble the cost Of
this. This sheet is intended for Merchants alone,
and will contain no other matter than such as is
adapted to their wants. Advertisements received
at THE TRIBUNE Office henceforth until the 25sh
inst. II by letter, address
HORACE GREELEY Co.,
Eer York Avg H. 1853. No. L54 Easssu-ht
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-25

Another message from London, received BY tho
Submarine Telegraph, reached us yesterday alter
noon, ard grsces cur columns this mornlng. II -
from Sr X. W. Garden. Lord Mayor Of London,
ID reply to the congratulations Of Mayor Tiemann
ofni. city. The Lord Mayor expresses hm'slf
very handsomely and properly on the occasion; in
deed We should say that bis dispatch is more ads-
qusts to the emotions natural to the event than
that Of Queen Victoria to the President Precisely
to@ much tine WAS occupied ia the transmission of
this dispatch, we are not informed. 1t is dated on
the $50, and was delivered to its address BY
clock in the afternoon Of the Oath, that it must
bsye been forw arded within something like twenty.
four hours, at the outside.
Complaints sre made thst the Company do no.
inform the public Of every step they take, and of
every eIpetispt they attempt These complaints
are net well founded. The experiments now going
foiwsId are something with regard to whi,h the
Company have perfect right to preserve the most
profound silence, if they choose to do so. When
,hty open the line for business, We shall al have
right 10 bnow Just how many minutes or how many
bours II requirrs 10 sero q uIspstcu. Drcsurh,ic
the ast, n.hDe success Of tne enterprise thus far
siords e cd ground for the belief that all remsining
d fhculCes viii 90 be overcome, that the Atlsntic
Telesrsph will become 81 agent Of universal and
rermsIeLt utility.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-25

the Ccper-.ior al eonerces with regard 70 s'e SUP
poft cf Mr.. HAHN. But Tie CoHrier and In
cuire, ssys:
"Itissad ard ve sreicontd 20 believe, corTsc'y,
ttst tie Republican Converton sill nomin& aus hi q ilr
Coreress reiyiJg upon eis assurances tls' ne Wiz
eleo,sd. Prove hmf. II Thoroughly R-plolcso So. 'si
probably. he usy ohtsip the noninsior, o1t ie due
TO the iEtellsen. Rpuolcsns OF the ds''lc, !, Tsy
tta' scorer thaL woe foI hin Ehie be occaoes hs
prssert tqvvoos s ard urnsIly position, ttey VIII S've
iheir sppport .o tbe rompee CT the Democratic Con-
vsn.iot; ard in this determination we ccidlsly CON-
cur.
AS cne Of the Delegates 10 that Convention,
and oIe Who took early and decided ground IN favor
Of Mr.. H.slin's reelection. We feel called on to
contr.dics Tn. Courie-'s allegation that Mr. HMkii
hss kves pledges to support Eepu 'llcin for
Speaker Of The next Congress, and for President IN
LEGO He certaitls has made no such pledges to
us uor 10 sry one within our knowledge, nor do We
de.iys thst he should do 80. We are satisfied with
bis course in Congress, and support him bscAase Of
that course, aid because we cobfds IN him 70
pJr.ue ike manly honest Independent course to
Ire erd. This il all the grouni Of our preference
for John B. Hsskn as our rext Representative;
ard We hold that those whom this does not satisfy
cen never be satisfied By pledges aId pro nises
We regard the demand that he shall promise to do
this or ,ha. ss only intended to eusuare and defeM
bim So far IS one Of the delegates to tae Repub-
licAn Congressional Convention is concerned, there
foIe, We must say that The COu'ir's averment that
be relies on any promise or ssura1ce from Mr.
Ha.kin that she will, il elected, prove himself
thoroughly Republican, has no fouldassol in
fact
Gen Webb announces bis determination to vote
for the regular c,udidate of the LecouptOu De &C.
rscy, in preference to Mr. Haskin. Very gool:
tbs is free country wherein every mans inalien.
able right to stuluJ himself is fully conceded. II
be do,s not Ike the candidate of bis politi,al
.rier d. be may vote for the f,yorts of his political
ad,eIssries; end if be is doubtful Of the ortho.
co1y of the mer he cau be sure that there is no
mistake a. to that Of the l,tt.r. We rather be-
htve, however, tua: ,be friends of Mr. Haskin will
eDdesvor to get on, even without the aid Of Gen.
Webb.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-25

The Democratic Convention of the Is. (Cape
MAY Di.tiet Of New-Jersey recently met and
ntmDa'ed Judge George A. Walker Of Atlantic
Courty fox Congress. They thought the Lecomp-
tot business rather hard dose, so they passed it
over in slerce srayey resolving that they approved
the course by the Buchanan Administration with
regard to the Right Of Search and were in favor of
Prohonre Tariff! The fact that there are several
Iron Furnaces and Glass Factories in that District
accounts for this last pl.uk in their platform.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-25

The American party held a State Council at
Albany yesterday, to which each local Council WAS
entitled to serd Delegate Some two hundred
Councils, out of the twelve hundred formerly EXIT
iug in the State, availed themselves of the privi-
leee OF the notables of the party, Messrs E'astus
Brooks, Daniel Ulluann, J. n. Reynolds aud
George W. Morton of this City, II. B. Northup Of
Sandy Hill, Scrogss and c. S. M,comber of Bafao,
Joel 7. Hesdley of ofNewbursb, Goldsmith Dennlsson
of Steubep, Stephen Sammons of Fonda, and many
others, were present The policy Of distinct nomi-
nations OF of making overtures to the Republicans,
with view to Fusion, was earnestly and ably dis
cuised through the afternoon session. Various
propositions looking to the call of u State Coven-
tion-6xipg the time, place, &c.-were success
sively presented, considered and voted down or
withdrawn, but finally the Convention voted, l63
to 65 to send two delegates from esch A.se nbly
District to Convention TO meet at Syracuse on tbs
Sth tf September, the day and place for holding the
Republican Convention.
The resolutions adopted declare the adherence
of tie party to the Bnshamton platform; pitch
into the Kansas policy of the President. favor
Registry Law; the use of the Bible as text book
in our Common Schools; the completion aud pro-
lection of the State Canals; and declare their will.
nsness to cooperate with h:se entertaining the
same views, and to work for the same epd.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-25
The Araba will sail for Liverpool 90 Wednesday,
Sept. !, at the usual hour.

Mr Field yesterday Received, at 2 P. m, tele-
graphic message from London, of the same date.
1t bad probably been five or six hours on its WY
across England the Irish Channel Ireland, the At
lantic Ocean, Newfoundland, the Gulf of st. Law
renee, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, New-Brunswick
aid New England to this City. For q route not
yet opened nor perfected this, certainly, is not bad,
though We shall doubtless do better BY and by.
The electricians report the sub-Atlantic Cable as
working better and better, and they expe,t to have
The line ready for public use in a few days
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-25

DRoVIH AND GKAssuorrERs We leara that grass
hoppeIs very destructive 10 several counties 10 this
S,a.s. Sane Of the mowiog falls In Yates County
lock &C though the grass va, all dead. Every green
rpeMis eaten Cd. 10 Boone COuOty thsJ hsSs MT
only destroyed grass and other sweet vegstst'n in
some 6eids. but in one heGd Of six-scre 10,
Of tobacco pealy ruined by these pests. The droute
.n,esrs 70 plecede the grasshoppers 10 all c.ses.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-25

The Hon. Lewis d. Campbell was yesterday
unanimously renominated for Congress BY tbs Re-
publican Convention of the lid District Of Ohio.
We believe he had intended not to be again can
didate; but the gross injustice of the present
House in unseatDg him, and electing Mr.. Vallandg-
ham in bis stead constrained the Republicans to
insist on his running again. The District gave
hIge Democratic msjority last year.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-25

The Republicans Of Westcsssser County have
recently bed A..e nb!y District Cooventoos, at
which DEL. gates to tie State and Consres.oas
Conv,n,iors were cho,sn. We aststdft nen- of
these Cory.ptiors, ard neither By word nor deed
att. u pied to iLausnse their eosclasioe& We Do
rot I, on Nhst ns the v:ews Of even one fourth of
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-25

Our Washington correspondent telegraphs that
The National InhAigencr is not to b, sold out, as
has BEEN reported. We are glad to hear it. The
Intugencer is one Of the best journals Of its class,
and though it does not quite belong to this age Of
Steam aud Lightning, it is more creditsble to our
country and ts Editors than many journals that do.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-25

We chronicle to day the renomina!ion Of two
moIe abe aud faith ul Republican Members oi Con-
grsss-JcHN A. BINGHAM of Ohio and WILLIAM
KELLOGG Of Illinois. Mr.. BiUgh,m is nox serving
bis second term. The election Of both is morally
certair
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-25

The Buchanan Members Of Congress from Phila-
delphia-Florence, Landy and Philips-were all
reDominated last evening, but there was a split in
Col. Florence's District, DR.. Nebipger being nom-
lnsteo " a"v AAti-Lecompton Delegates In the
Lid District, the honor of being beaten by Edward
Joy Morris was usigued - CAnraa II. Martin.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-25
conversational Nominations.

FHIIhDELFHIA. Aug. n I0ps
10 tie First Ccpgre.ssusl Distdct solit hss oe.
cured IN TIE Democratic Nominating Copveni2o, aud
two bodies sre IN seesio2. Thomss Il. Fiorencs he's
been dominated By his frisrds AMI the AatiLscane-
ton portion bss rornus sted DIR. N.bipgsr. fDr tes
Second District the Dsmocr .ts have sofss
II. Martin; il tbs Inird, James Lsndy, and 10 tas
Fourth, Henry NJ PhiLpps.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-25
kAnSns News.

IEwEswoRTH, Fridsy, Aug 20, 1851
Per L. S. EIpress to Bonneville, Aug. 3.
Official returns frcm 20 counties, aud psuisi re'ai
from two more, With four yet 10 hear FROM give "
following result: Whole vote Is $780, majority ssAA>~
the Erslish proposi;icr, s6is.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-25
denomination Of the Hon Lewis ID.
Campbell.
CrycIsSATI, Tuest

CIycIsSATI, Tuesday Aug. II, 1853.
Tb. Uop. Lewis u. Csnpb II VAS rsnomia.,e, to-
5sv BY the Republicans Of the Third Dstfc., re;siv-
re the vote Of every do.ses'e.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-25

william Bochmsn, German, va drowned IN the
'..as River q. Il chester tbs o'hsr day, while en-
os.vc,as 70 save little girl who hsd faso toto the
80, he elrd Ess Tsseasd by saotas persos.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-25

TIE CsIsda at Halifax brings three days later
intelligence from Europe, which will be found in.
terestrg, though not remarkably important.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-25

Advertisements for Tax WrEMr TRisVhh OF tni'
week must be handed in early to-day. fnoe' sA
line
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-25

The CHAMPLAIN VALLEY A0RICuLTuRM So
CITY l. CO lis Annual F.IR yepeoaes Addison ca,
VI the oh. is sad IitA ei Spems-f Ii vil b. the
tSs Fa; the Esst Of Tss ADDkSs via Be d.
,ivsssd oe ,Se ~sooa Coy By tas Hss- JoaS H,-..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-25
THE LATEST NEWS.
RLCEIyED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
RLCEIvED By
SPECIAL DIsPAroBrs TO THE \. Y. TRIBuS
W .aurcCrnx Tnaaia. Anr 81 l.

SPECIAL DISPAICHts TO THE \. Y. TRIBUNE,
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Aug. -, 1865.
Ihaye the best possible authority for stating that
tie report in The Neir- York Times to tue effsct
thst TIL. National Ia1Uigeneer is 10 be sold is un.
true. Equally untrue j. it that one hundred thou
card dollars have been recently offered for the es-
tablsbment BY gentlemen representing the Ameri-
can party. The proprietors woald not dispose of
the paper to any clique, nor do they conte nPlase
or 1esiIe to make a sale to any person. The value
of the realty of the establishment is gress and the
legitimate profits of the psper would make fortune
iu a few years for almost any but the pfesent
owners. They have been temporarily embarrassed
by the refusal of Mr.. Cullom, late Clerk OF the
House, TO order the usual number Of Annals oil
Congress and REGISTERS of Debates, and also BY the
fsiiure Of remiitances during the late crisis.
A change hss taken plsce in the vslusbe office OF
Pension Agent at Springfield, ILL.,, By the appoint
m.nt Of Harry Wilton ia the place OF lsaac b.
Cutrsn, Douglas man, removed
To the Associ.ed Press
wAsHrsGroy, Tuesday, Aug. q, 1853.
Purser Dsnforth has been ,rsd by Court Martial
and sent home and Purser Nixon been transferred to
the yircsrnee in his place.
The sal- OF public lands in Nebraska advertised to
take place re1t orth viii b. postponed for the benefit
Of tre settlers thereon.
William c. Wheeler has been appointed Chief Engi-
nee. Of the steamer Water Witch, now fitting out for
the Paraguay expedition.
Col. Rector, Superintendent of Indian Afars for
the South western Dltrict west OF the Arkansas,
WILL on bis return thither distribute to the S'minoes
and other tribes nearly bai million dollars in presents
and ennuities.
Mr.. Turpio, successor to Mr.. E,ues as Minister to
Venezuela, s on the eve Of leaving for that country
having received his Instructions.
James Green killed Mr.. Carver OF Mobile 81 a.
rer.on Spriug,, lss. night, With bowie knne' 10
rcrcontre The s.ms parties were recently arrested
Washington, sod prevented from fighting duel BON
are young. Gieep is in custody.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-25
Ear,hnuake I'm New.Hampslfre:

HoIDlRNEss, n. II. Aug. 81, "a q.
A ,hock tf an earthquake shook the asrssa -
place cepsidsgs5ly A ols o'c.e eck 10 Day
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-25
BrNJAMIN's BRASS SPRING TRUssEs,

no. B,rclsy.. opposite the As.oI Hoa'c, -.
ke snowles,d BE- the easiest safest aud sufss enedy e'
RoP:Ie Il the They rus. nor weaken from u'e
s'A esys us given Ca! aud examine.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-25

THE MAGNETIC NUMBER IN BROADWAY.
4-Setirs thai the huge ana fess
&-Soon would rob me OF my esse
4-Armet icompNsed their decssse.
BY LyoA's Pow busted well,
R-osoh. ant sua bedsus quicky fell
O-Dce twas sight 10 sce tbs glide
A bout the house every side.
Determined to be pls, ,aed no more,
We sou,ht one day LYoNS store
A-fssk OF powder slew them all.
You know the psce; on LYON c,l.
DEPOT OF LYONS PowpLKs aud Pills oT tie
ekemnGion Of bedbuss foscoes hess. aat, psat asee
rncsas ies mpskeots, rats mice &c No 4!t Broadway
Doors AND SHOES
Fog CASH
An sxeu,vs stock Of desirable goods viii be disposed Of at
the test ss, BRoc and Doors adapted Southern aud
Nss,,zn tr.aa EDWIN &. BUkI,
Successor 70 But. Brothers 4 Co.,
Nc. So pey.a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-25

The Hon JOINS HIcKnAs, the distinguished anti.
Lscomptop Democratic NJ, c. from Pennsylvania, has
received an invitation TO attend and address the
meeting Of the Peope Of the IXth Congress District
q: Tsnytown n the I'd Of September. He replies as
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-25

Judge wilkins Of Orange spoke against holding tho
Conventi6n the same day with the Republicans.
Gen. Prescott declared his entire opp )si,iou 70 sny
fuson With the Black Republic .ns. and declared tast'
rather than unite with them On the platform OF ffe
mont ia 1856, he would 20 with the Democrats
once.
L. s. Psrsops and n. B. N,rthrup spoke in favor
the Convention on the S,h of September
The previous qresticn being ordered, the "a s SS
being taken on the place, Syrscase vas esiected.
Daniel Uilman then spoke, predctirg that rsvsss
Of the protective tariff must soon take place son ms
Americans would then be fourd In favor Of AnsrcA
labor Gereya was then fixed on as toe plsos ios
holding the next State Council. Adjourned "@ d~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-25
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-09
Senator Hammond rot TO he Hung.

We have waited, says the Louisville Dem
oera', to see If the fire eating press would
toe'ate Senator H,MHoNp. of South Caro-.
lima. Nobody has said such wicked things
Of leeomp.on A; 10 one has given i, so con
temptuous Z" kick. Is not Senator HAN.
aosD M aboliIonis, Mus, he not be read
nut Of the party? Shall DouoLAs excite
all the virtuous indignation Of patriots, and
will they pale before the Senator from South
Carolina We don, think the patriots
should make fish of one and flesh of another !;
!, might lead 10 the suspicion tina, their
pluck was giving way or that they never
had much. SO Ear, Instead Of denouncing
the sinner in suitable terms, lie is actually
app,anded. Even tie Washington Unn,n
IS silent, What has become Of the fires of
patriotism tina, blsz d so against DorcL,s
and threatened 10 burn up all opposition =
Are they extinct What i TO become of
the country!