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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28
TWADDLE,

Among the inanities of prime fools are sug-
gestions of what the Prince of Wales ought to do
when he comes here. We suggest one thing in
particular-what he likes. Now that he il miracu-
lousy saved from that boarding school, aud that
clubhouse, and whatever else and all the gigan-
tesque yellow. plushery pertaining thereto; now
that ambassador Thompson has promised the
Duke of Newcastle that not an Alderman shall
come within point blank range of II. r H., and
that only the Arlstides of the age His Excellency
Fernando Wood, shall have the civic bedoying OF
the said ii. X. H., to the utter exclusion too,
of all snobs and lunkrys on their own private ac-
count; hear it, ye footmen out of livery, aud obey
the vermiion edict now comes some preternatu.
raj twaddle about what the Prince ought to do.
One says Let there be public fountain, very
vast fluent, aud 30 FORTH and let the Prince lay
the corner stone Another Says Let there be
monument to Christopher Columbus, and the Prince
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28
EXPOSING EACH OTHER.

The n. T. Express tries hard to make old Wings
vote the Douglas ticket, and, as one Indictment
ASSERTS that Mr.. Hamlin is like Douglas and John
SOM hostile to Protection. 1t calls him strong
Free Trader, apparently relying on his remarks
and votes as Democrat twelve or fifteen years
ago. The Pennsylvania Democratic journals are
saIrg on the same tack But Mr. Ephraim K
Smart, the Democratic candidate for Governor Of
Maine, who is familiar with Mr.. Hamlin's entire
political career, looks rather to bis votes as Re
publican last Winter in behalf Of the Morrill, Tariff
bill, and attacks him as an extreme Protectionist
Here is on extract from Mr.. Smart's speech:
b HaInlin home TO Maine and insists revision
Of the Tariff Now Is pretended that need revision
Of the Tariff for the bened Of peculiar manufacturing
int rests The Hon VIM r. HaiBes who has In charge some
800 factory employees BiddefOrd and all the
growing Of their labor Informed that the company with
which be associated doing very well The Levi.
ton factories evidently doing we'll and companies are now
reA structures under the encouragement Of the present
TmiH Why then does Dir HSun Maine Senator insist on
revision Of The Tariff Its vel kgOwa that oar New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

We have one days later intelligence from Eu-
rope brought by the steamer Nova Scotlan, which
passed Father Point yesterday. Her latest dates
are of the 18th inst, ria Londonderry. The Pope
has written departing letter to the Cardinal in
France in which he expresses the conviction that
he will be assassnated; but that he will not leave
Rome under any condition. He regards all as
lost. Adyices from Damascus state that Fuad
Pasha had surrounded Lebanon, and threatened
the Druse Sheiks with the sword if they did not
surrender in two days. A large number of arrests
had been made, and 600 camel loads of plumber
recovered. The Sultan had expressed the reso!u-
ton to punish the Syrian offenders severely. The
news of the massacre of Balbec is confirmed. We
have nothing later from Sicily. Breadstufs ad-
vanced. COnsOls 928092B.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

The California Pony Express, with dates of the
18th inst, reached st. Joseph on Sunday night
Charles P. Duane, one of the obnoxious persons
sent out of alifOrnia by the Vigilance Committee
in 1850, has commenced suits against various Cap
tains of vessels for carrying him away laying his
damages in the aggregate at 100000. The San
Francisco Herald has been purchased by the sup
pOrters of Mr.. Breckenridge, and new Doug as
paper, ca led The Nation, has been started at San
Francisco, as also Bell and Everett daily, called
The Constitution. A fire occurred at Sacramento
on the 18th inst, destroying the Union Hotel and
othefbuildings The total loss is estimated at from
$500, 900 to $500, 600. The news from the Wash De
mines possesses but little interest. The news from
Oregon is unimportaDt. The Douglas and Breck
.nridge factions were both quite active. A silver
mine liz reported to have been discovered on the
lower Frazer lead British Columbia Also, cop
per mines, in blocks too large for removal, similar
TO those on Lake Superior, are said to have been
discovered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28
The Santa Fe Mail.

INDEPENDENCE, Monday, August Y, IS0U.
The Santa Fe Mail with dates of the lith inst /,
arrived here to-day.
The 9Th Infantry from Utah arrived at Santa Fe on
the 18th inst, and their arrival somewhat revived
business, which was very dull. The troops are en-
route for Fort Defiance.
The Indians still hostile, but there has been no
outbreak Of any col sequence since the last mad.
No Indians were seen on the route, bat fress
tracks seen where they crossed the road at Two
places
The troops are pushing them, and they have no time
TO tarIy long in 40 place.
Six hundred troops met at Iron Creek, gong
to Fort Union also "a large number Of persona on inc
Arkansas River going 10 Big Timber. ,,,
was met on the 18th inst, getting along well.
The report Of the death OF Mr.. Bent Is eontrauSea-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28
CoNNECTICUT.-The supporters of

CoNNECTTcUT.-The supporters of Lincoln
and Hamln in Connecticut, hold a
Convention at New Haven on Thursday Of
this week to nominate their Electors and
prepare for full vote and q signal victory.
We notice with regret that some Republican,
"who are so straight that they lean Backward
are Disposed to make trouble because the word
Republican is Dot found in the call of this Con-
yentiOn. II seems to us that the omission is not
worth pout or paragraph. Lincoln and Ham.
lin are certainly good Republicans, and they who
heartily support them are good enough Republi.
cans for New-York and ought to be for Connect.
icut, Do not let us be making our doors too
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

The Staotszeitang again calls on The Douglw
State Committee to catschise the Electors noniaa-
tee in common by the Soft Convention and Messns.
Hunt Duer & Co., and to learn from them 10 tss
most positive and unambiguOus manner whether
they regard themselves as bound to vote for
Douglas and johnson, and for them only. We
second the motion, and hope the thing will be dOns
with as little delay as possible. Any hesitation
would only add to the general impression that
there is fraud in these nominations. Let Us have
the Truth, if the parties dare to tell it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

TyxpERAEcE.-A monster Temperance meeting OF
COCO people was held in Smiths Woods sutton Lam,
easier County Pa, on Thursday, the sd inst when
xrss addressed by the Rev. DR. Marsh Of New'fork,
Prof Gaddis' Of Cincinnati, james Black ESQ., ana
D,. Orr of Lancaster Over 900 vehicles were Ga
the ground. The weather was very agreeable anu
,bs ENJOYMENT Of the people in accordance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

lay the cornerstone. We add another Let there be
an asylum for Honkeys liz general aud fools 10 par
ticuar, and let nobody by the corner stone.
To see how they vii. not even wait for the
Prince to come, but choke him beforehand with
their mutitudinous propositions--all of them
equally absurd-dssipates any doubt, if any ever
existed. as to the truth Of particular proverb Of
Sol0mon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

We have advices from Denver City of the 2lst
inst. The excitement regarding the silver lead
mine discoveries is on the increase. Numbers of
miners are stampediDg from the gold mines to those
of the silver lead. The California Gulch gold dig
gings continued to pay richly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28
To Advertisers.

Owing to the resent great increase in the circulation
Of The DAILY TRIBUNE and the necessity Of putting the FIRST
form Of the paper press at early hour compelled
give notice friends that hereafter all advertisements
be handed in before o'clock the evening with the sim
gle exception of those intended for insertion among the Business
Notices the fourth page Of the paper That elias. Of adver
viii be received until late hour but others be
taken after 8 o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

We understand that Isaac Lawrence, Jr., &
Breckinridger, and Editor of Tom Florence's Dem
ocratic Rerieo, is a formidable candidate for the
Democratic domination for Congress in the sixth
District of thi, State, now represented By Hon
John Cochrane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28
The yyason.Road Expedition.

LEAyENwoRTH, Monday Aug. q IoOV 4,
The Times of this city has Intelligence OF ,ne s,a'
arrival a, Colorado Civ of the Smoky Hill Wagon,
Road Expedition. They have constructed . loa
wagon-rosd from Fort Riley 10 Denver City ana oS''
RADIO. The party lost one man in skirmsi wan :
party Of Kowas. There is much rejoicing mere oss
Inc final success OF the Expedition, sr6 the opening OF
The route. The weather is warm aud very drY, Inv
mercury stands at 90 deg. ia the shade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALTIsoRE.-The steam
or City of Baltimore, Capt Petrie which left Liver
poo on the 18th and Queenstown the same day at
n m. arrived at this port last evening Aug. 18th
she passed ship Saratoga, bound out. On the same
6av raised British ship Pride of Canada, bound out.
On the l7th 2:IO a. m, passed screw iteamer Vigo'
bound east On the 2Oth, 740 a. M, passed an Amer
lean bark, showing blue, white, and red flag with
q. & p. on it, The City of Baltimore's news was
forwarded ty telegraph from St. JOINS and published
On Saturday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28
NEWS FROM THE TEXAS FIRES
HEKRISG's SAYEs IN DALLAS!

"
Messrs HERRING & Co No. PSI Broadway, New ork.
GENTLEMEN You have doubtless heard Of the disastrous
naRauon which devastated the 9th Of this mouth de-
stroyng every business house. and almost sweeping Dallas from
the face Of the country.
had or Of your Champion Safes in my store at the
time which contsDed al my books, papers mrney, &c The
surround, by heavy burning timoers for long time,
and was could make it. ne Safe In the ire
nut tie dsJ could reach account OF the
heat Judge uy surprise when II TO hnd every
thing al paper soocLeo and nothing injured but the
melting and glue in the backs OF the books One
OF my neghbors-ho had Safe Of another New York make
was not SO be after the ire and
have been deceived in my Safe good f nothing When
YOU 20 TO New-York, buy me Of Herdngs" You wlu
plesse ship immed sysey size smaller than mine Care
K. & ID. q. hill, Gaye. ton.
You're truly, Z. NJ STAcKPOLE
81 reward offered any who will sho~ that
UERRINGs PATENT SAFs his failed preserve It's con-
t<nts ia any accident IRE. So, &,
HKEEISts PATEST CHAMPION SAFEs-:he most reliable and
perfect protection om FIRE be DuTchAsed only
of HKKRING & Co No PSI Broadway, New York
FARKKL, HERRING & Co.. Phisdelpaia-
HERRING Co. NegOrea1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

We have the announcement, from Montreal, that
the Prince of Wales will sail for England from
Portland, instead of New-York or Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

narrow but welcome all as brothers who help
elect our candidates. No other course seems 80
prudent 80 sensible, or so msgnanimous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28
NemIlork Dailr @ibn,te
TUESDAY, AUGUST %, 1860.
no CORRESPONDENCE.

so notice s.n be taken Of Anony Communications Whist
ever IL intended or insertion must be authenticated BY the
name and address Of the wter-not necessarily for pubos
ton bot az guaranty for bis good faith.
susress ttsrs should in ali be addressed 10 THn
NKw-YokE TRiBUHB.
We cannot return rejected Communications
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

Terms Cash, in advance,
Address, THE TRIBUNE, NeW-forK'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28
Camnnign Tribune lwEEKLYl.

To satisfy demand for THE WEEKLY TRIBUSE at
low rate during the remainder of the Presidential
Campaign, We have decided to offer it to Clubs and
Committees at the following reduced prices. We be-"
Geve that thorough distribution of the The TRIBUNE
among doubtful voters will have great influence In se
curing the triumph of the Republican cause, and we
viii thank those who think likewise 10 aid us toward
making such distribution:
TERMS:
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70 the Associated Press.

WAsHISGTOS, Monday, Aug. q, 1860.
The following ia correct et Of the vessels ordered
to special service i'll the Gulf Of Mexico: Susqueban-
IA, Powhatan Pocahontas Savannah, Sabine St.
Louis, Supply, and two or three Others of the Hone
Squadron. he Preble was tesgraphed at Pensacola,
but she had sal ed for Boston before the receipt OF he
dispatch. She will not be ordered to the Gulf.
Although il is Lot positively ascer,sned that Spain
intends hostile attack Vera Cruz and other Msxi
ports, the Administration has in consequence Of
resent informal taken precautionary measures TO
render whatever protection may become necessary to
American pers us and property.
The following ass guments have been made 10 the
Adjuiant- Generals Departments Brevet- Major
Nichols TO the De ,artment OF Texas; Capt s. Will
iams 10 the Department of Oregon; Capt Withers to
the Adjuant- General Office, Washington.
Major Sedgewck, writing TO the War Department
from Camp near Fort Larned, Kansas Territory, says
he had returned from scout In the Smoky Hill coun-
try The troops were absent seventy days, travelling
l,2O0 miles, but had seen no hostile Indians. HIS
opinion Is, that The Keorias and Comanches have scat
tered rowing if at all in small BANDS.
military post is forthwith 10 be established the
big bend of the Carson River, in Utah. The troops
whereabouts are protecting the malcarriers and emf
grants from the Indians.
About half million documents are weekly sent out
from the capital folding account of the seYe
raj political parties. In addition the same kind Of
work is extensively performed at the club rooms.
The President has written that he will return to
Washington on Wednesday.
The Neic Orleans Pic9yURe says the Northern
Texas papers speak of bloody 6ght in the Choctsw
Nation between the Abolition and eayeholdng parties
in which over 100 were killed. The story is doub1dL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28
A GpNUINE HAIR REsToRATIv twenty-five

thousand gross sold year The ne sale and popular
fly ofW0ODS Hair Restorative has caused every coaan IN
the country to 20 OF sort preparation
for the haIr genuine hsrr stoIaye, buy fro
J. Woods His article. expense Of over four hundred
thousand dollars has been into every part of the
Union and aft Of than yea the verdict
has been unanimously by tae whole people IN t
favor Twenty thousand gross three millions six hundred
thousand botessod in year What stronger evidence Of
M restorative properties produced DePo44 BToad"ay
and sold by eli druggists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
special Dispatch 70 Tine N. Y. Tribune.

Special d spstch TO the NJ Y. Tribune.
WAsKNGToN, Monday, Aug. q, 1860.
MIR. LINCOLN IN PENNSYLVANIA AND ELSEWHERE.
Gen. Cameron, who has been here for day or
two, says that Mr.. Lincoln will carry Pennsylvania
against all combinations by 600 majority.
The Republicans in Baltimore expect to give
some 5000 votes for Mr.. Lincoln.
In this ty Wide-Awake Club has been organ
lied.
THE KENTUCKY ELECTION.
The Breckenridge men here are generally crest
fallen and dsheartened account of the disastrous
result to their party by the election in Kentucky,
as well as dscouraging prospects in Virginia aud
Maryland, which are sure to 90 for Bel
MEXICAN AFFAIRS.
The President is expected home at once, by rea-
son of the exigent condition of Mexican affairs.
The naval force to be concentrated az Vera Cruz
monstrous for our service. II comprises the
loop Savannah, % guns, frigate Sabine So steam
frigate SusquehaDnah Is, POwhatan Is, slOOp st.
Louis 90, PocahOntas 5, together with some half
dozen other vessels Of the home squadron.
THE DEFAULTING PosTMAsTERs.
Local iOfuence at points where small country
pOstmasters are behind hand in their accounts, in
some cases, insists upon the retention in Office Of
the incumbents, on the ground that they will finally
be able to square up. The POstmaster-Generd
does not brook this but will turn out the offenders,
and in some cases, may abolish the Offices them
selves. There are plenty Of communities in the
regions least favored for citizens who read and
write where it is a, hard thing to find compe-
tent person to accept petty post Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28
HELMBoLD's BUCHU FOR THE BLADDER.

HELMBoLD's BUCHU FOR THE BLADDER
HELxBoLD's BUCHU KIDSEYs.
Helmbolds Buchu for tbs Gravel.
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HeimbolSs Buchu for loss of Memory lose OF Power.
Helubolds Buchu for Dimness Of Vision
Helnbolds Buchl for General Debility.
Helmbold's Buchu for Universal Ls,situde.
Helmbolds Buehu for Pains In the Back. 49,
HEsBOLDs BUCHU Is accompanied by the most reliable Ger
Hhcates from Governors Of States Judges and ClegymeI
Price 81 per bo:tls, or six for 80 go
READ! READ! RBAD!H
eye afflicted read the following certificate OF cure Of over
twenty years standing; .,
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virtues and curative powers and shall do all in power to
make the afflicted. Hoping this prove ad
vsnsseous you in assisting you introduce the medicine
~ an tfJ;y yours, NJ. hCCORSIoK.
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Should any doubt Mr. McComeks statement be refers
to the following gentlemen:
Hon WIN. BiGLkA Ex-Governor, Pennsylvania
Hen. j. BLACK, Judge, Philadelphia
Hon. ID. II. PORTBR, Ex-Governor, Pennsylvania
Hon. X. c. GRIER. Judge United States Court.
Hon. w. A POINTER, City SolcoT Philadelphia
Hon. T.. BANKS Auditor e neral, Washington, ID. C.
And many others II necessary.
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for New Y ork.
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Manufactured by II. c. SPALDIye Co., No 20 Cedar-st.
Post-OAics address, Boz No. 1900
BATCHELoR'S HAIR DYE, Wig and TOupee
Factory No. &c Boud Private for ladies' TIE dye
applied IL the sky-lght rooms.
THE LADD d WEBSTER SEWING-MACHINE,
may now be had for Fifty Dollars.
LADD, WRBsTRE s Co., No. 500 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

DUPUYs latest exquisite new PERFUME Fra
grant Jap nica" Of and Lilies beauties the skin
Extract Of Elder Flowers reckle and sunbuns.
T. DUPUr Family Chemist No COS Broadway, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

WATCHES AND JEwELRY OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
Silver and Plated Ware Paris Fans Card Cases Portemonnise
Ladies' Travelling Bags &c, for sale BY GRO C. ALLEN NO
ais Broadway door below Csnalst formerly No. Wall
Nevada national., 1860-04-21
THE wASHOE vERNACULAR.

correspondent OF the Sacramento Bee.
writing from Carson City, gives luminous
explanation of the meaning Of the word ..in-
dications," as used in Washoe
A stranger arriving here will be a little
perplexed at first to know in exactly what
sense the term :. Indications - is applied. or
what people are talking about but by keep.
ing mum for a short time he will easily
acquire the language of this part of Utah
Territory. All that you can hear is. the
indications are good,r and =. the Indication,
are better" and the indications are best ;,
and the indications are poor" and the
indications bre improving, and ." the indi-
cations have not materially changed" and
the Indications" are so completely at
tached to every contingency except the
hnding of the dinero-prodncing mineral that
quite difficult to really understand
what man means when he uses it. | find
the Indications in the hands, or rather
noutns ei operatives mostly, the other out
side Try seem rather at non plus in its use,
aud make most bungling work with the
word. Whoever coined that word far Ir,ah
operations had most happy conceptiou.
for i is the basis Of sale by the peregriaating
mining boards with which this part of Utah
Is now Hooded. BY way of amusement. L
sought out the practical application of +" in
dications" ut Genoa this morning. From a
collection OF variety of rocks upon the
shelf ofa" mine dealer, on a small scale.
whose mines were situated nearer Genoa
than Virginia. selected a piece of brown
Jasper aud asked him its value. He replied
that II was valuable aud the Indications
were good, that cit had been assayed. giving
s3oo tun, and they entertained high hopes
Of the result, as the groupings Of which
this specimen was part, gave promising
Indications" He owned a part Of this val.
uable mine. Now, whether the a. indica-
lions were $500 per ton, OF very poor
brown jasper, or OF gold. or Of silver or
iron, or whether 1t was worth $500 per tun
70 pave some of the highways OF Heaven.
winch the poets tell us are to be paved with
Jasper aud gold" it was difficult to make
out. for deponent said not further. | was
equally unfortunate in learning tohat the
indications were In a piece ot limonite. q
piece OF zinc blende, and piece of carbonate
oi copper, farther than the indications +"
we're good.