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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30
TaE F1GH r.

CARLYLE has somewhere said that two buman be-
ng. standing up at measured distance aod trying
to blow each other into eternity by rife or pistol
hot, afford the most amazing spestace that the as
tonjsb.d heavens 10, X down upon. Tast may be
the more amazing; but certainly the mutual eff rts
of teo pugilr,ts to disdsure, blind, disable aud
main each other, are yet more disgusting. Sheer
brute strepQtb, devoted to british purpose, may
almost male itself respectable by its rough euersy
and eornestress; but human being brntai'zrd TO
the degree requisite TO render him boxer for
money is a spectacle which neither gods nor sane
men con contemplate without horror. Think OF
msn who has DO quarrel, no gfudge, no Ill feel ng
against anotter, fret shaking BANDS with him, teen
beating bis face into sbspeless, bleeding mass OF
arsb, and then cutcbiog hold Of mangied coeek
and endeavoripg TO pull it off Surely, there was
lever any dog or bear-fgh: SO barbarouf, so re-
voting as this.
We publish quito as much as we deem wholesome
concerning the Sayers and Hcenan " International
feht--we hope enough to make every reader loathe
the idea of another such contest any where or ever
on earth. a single remark only need be added.
The patrons and hackers Of puglism and kindred
"sports" are continual y pratiDg Of /" @acy" coz.
duet, " fair play" honor" &c, IN connection
with these exSib lions of human deprsvty. Yet
is clear that there Is 10 truth ia this than in
The boasted honor and honesty Of blacklegs.
must be perfectly clear to Impartial observers toaI
Heenau would have won thp fight ii no mad had fair
play You have only to put together two undoabted
facts-that sayeIs's friends and hackers on the
ground were at least as ten to one Ct Heeoah's;
and that the ropes were cut or broken, aud tue
ring filed WITH outsdeis-to settle toe matter for
ever: for the pretense Of interference BY the Police
is sheer bumbug. Had the favorite Of tue vast
majority been likely TO wiD, the riog would have
been kept pgidly to the asr, though the ropes had
been cut INTO inch pieces. Bot the asSlegs aod
hi ives who make up seven-e,gbths OF the specta-
tors on oil su N OCCASIONS saw that their ma was all
but whipped, so they broke up tue fight in ordes to
save their champions prestige aud their Own
money. After this, let us hear no more of the
" manly sport" Of pIze-nghtcg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30

TIE steamer VstdeG Oils afcIyed ut this port on
Saturday morning, with three days later European
ibtefeeI ce, bsr dates being to the 18th inst. The
main feature Of the is the great prizaGght be-
tween Heenan and Sayeis, which took pace on tie
18th inst, in d meadow on the borders of Hamp
stiie and Surry The fight lasted two hours aud
six NIL utes, during whch fOrty-two rounds we're
had when there was such 40 intense pressure upon
The couibatabts BY the crowd that IL was deemed
Necessary by the referee to stop the fight. SAyerss
figbt ann was disabled soon after the fight CON-
mepced, and Heensn was knocked nearly blind.
TIE accounts of toe fight conflicting, as to who
would have come off conqueror though 1t is strongly
ctn'ended that Heenan, who was clearly much tue
strongest uau, would have made finish OF It, and,
perhaps, OF Ssyer,s life, too, had not the ropes
bee u cut, and the crowd rushed In upon the men.
The decision Of the referee makes the atfar drawn
battle, with no doy fixed Tor It's resumption The
general news is Of very little importance. The
yOspg in Nice on the question Of annexation had
resulted in SO votes for to II against. Tne dts
tuIbaDces in Sicily It'll continued. The agitation
in Switzerland Oh the question of Savoy was In
creasiDg. Flour firm aud advancing. Consols
944G94s for money and 94s09ii for account.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30

The Journal of Commerce, before writing anything
further on tue subject of the Missouri Jmprouise,
will DO well 10 refresh its memory little TO the
story OF ttat act AT the tine Of Its pa,sage teere
ere twenty two States IN this UaIOD, eleven Free
States and eleven Slave States that in tbs Senate
the two sections were equal 10 point Of numbers.
But then as Lew tbere we're 10 that body nuDber
Of Northern Senators who went with tne South
which by this means commanded decided majority
therein.
The first proposal Of the Compromise clause was
made by one OF these dtugt-face Senator; aad
when first offered il was sustained By twO-tbirds
majority ct the Southern Senator'S, fifteen vot ng for
it aud only seven against it. When fret off, red in
the IIou,e, OILY eighteen votes were given for it,
both sections uniting to vote it down When the
question pext came up in the Senate, on motion
TO insert this provision into the House bull for the
admission OF Missouri, tue Southern Senators voted
unanimously for il, while in the House it vas oply
carried ID consequence Of previous vote necessa-
ry to make woy for it, aod which was the
zeal test question, on which eighteen Northern
dousbiaces united with the whole strength of the
South in striking out the prohibition of Slavery 10
Missouri II the Southern members who voted foe
the 6Dal passage OF the bill cid so from necessity
aid not trvm choice, the same taifg is just as true
of the Northern members. Wnea the bill faally
passed the North was without an available ma.
icrity in either House. The comparison then 10
which The Journal Of Commerce INDUCES Of the
troyeler Who yitles up TO the highway An his
money to save bis life, is quite as true Of toe
Northern as of the Southern uembets-lndeed, a
good deal more so, since the Southern members, or
some Of them, as they have 80 otteu done since,
threatened most vebepently tina. ii Missouri wa
not admitted as Slave State they would divide
the Union.
The character, however, of the Missouri Com
promise, as al agreement or compact bet xeen the
slaveho)diIg and Notwithstanding ates--fOr be-
tween on agreement and compact we cannot
see any such mighty difference as The Journal
seems to discoveJ-does not depend, as we before
observed, upon its forming part of an act of Con
grts', nor Jet upon the particular circumstances
unoer which it got into that act. IL acquired the
attributes of compact or agreement bet 6ten the
slaytboldiDg and Don aveholding States BY its
bipg acc pied ON both sides as tho iiua settlement
OF a delicate question: settlement whlcn tue
South tst If never thought Of interfering With, till
put no to it aid, as It we're, freed into it, BY
d. Us face vllaipy looking about for bribe where
with to pnrcba,e slayehoiding power and Pfes
dental nomination.
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The California Pony Express,

81. JOSEPH, MO-, APfiI y TO ooV.
The Pony Express, doe here yesterday, MS 20. ye'
arrived, and is nov twoIty four hours oehlnd uIs.
TIE delay is probably csnsed by high waLr 10 .So
mountain streams. The last express e9m'og Eia,
While going at rapid rate in The DighI, tue hotse
stumbled over au OK lying III the road. tarowhs sae
rider end the horse fell upon him so oa " c'asuns
him that It was feared he would 5000 die. Nots'.a
erancipe this accii.nt the exprsee arnsed nev ~"
,ine The express leaving here 10 night II take oe
full SUMMARY of De VS. aud detaied accounts OF .ss
great prlze fight and other European adsees 40 49,
18Th. Ttis will put the news trom London ana ..ntv
pool through TO California ia the short space Oh
DAYS.
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News from the Rio Craude.

WAsHinGTOS, Saturday, aorh - 1901.
Wednesdays PicasRne ara cd tbat tins steamship
Arizona bss arrived from Brszos Santiago stu d. Is
Of he 2ls, inst A spscie condu ga OF co u aons
Jeff The City Of Zaeate Tor the Rio Goa, de, bat was
attach Cd by band Of robbers and put back, securing
the tIea'DIe.
IL obedience with Gov. Houstons instructions two
coupsnss Ut Texas Raogeis bave beeu sbaodel.
TIE whtreabou Of Cortiaas Was uukuo yr. Coi.
Lea made long eearch alooe the whole river 9 learn
Jfrt person al obsery alton The este OF oil srs GU
d frontier aud il possible to gu ct the disturb 4nses
He had col erIea with Mexican suthof % iof tnS
purpose.
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Washington Nsrtet, whereby our City was ex-
po+eo TO that $4,000 claim for escs.rent, was
made by Rspnbiicans' Jost once answer apsiu
question squaiely! You have said that Republi-
csp- did t: Now either stand by that asse ctou or
reirsct it Next you cay that the s600,0 jodg-
nent against the City was obtaiued by default
That, we b-leye, is false; bat, if true, the Ciys
legal uDctobsries, who suffered that Judgment to
90 ogaipst Der, were Democrats, not Republicans.
VIII you let your readers see that fecti Or will
you undertake to deny it' Ed. Tri6
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Nesp5lurk Daflp lGr-fbrs1re
MONDAY, APRIL 80, 1860.


NJ EoRToS Is our Agent sale Of THE TErBsNg N
SCRANTON and H1pE PARE Pa.
Nh A. ROSE sgent or The Gale Of TAG TRIBUNE, in HART
FORD, Connecticut
GRO c. ALLIs agent in BIRMINGHAM Conn., for the sale
of THK TAisuNB, Daily Ssm.Weeky and Weekly.
MegsrL DAyis WoOLvORTH, ST. JoSnPHi Mtssouni nave
tha DAILY AID WEsXLr TniBUSx for sale.
h. A. LANTz No East aiarket square, READIEG Pa has
the DAllf, Skn.WEKKLt and WsEKLr fEIBUSB 70: sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30

A Chinese merchant in San Francisco tersely
cave an American friend his ideas on the japanese
Embassy's reception in this country, as follows:
"Japane,e great men nOw-Amerioans want more
Treaty BY Treaty DO signed, Japanese like any
bod,-just like Chnsse-,jus. hike dam nisssr."
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Fire I'm Bingiss Hntoil.

BINGHANroN, Saturday,, Apfn - -.
destructive fire broke out last night IN tue ~
of Deacon. Marrhall, Weed II Co, and des'eois' sse
bark house containing about y eofds OF oa, a,sos
W, Cd house and large building used ros orsac,,
hides, and partially for an eneineeouss. iso p,ohs
pal tsnnery building wass saved. Neeasi'S
blv Al 600: fully Insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30

PHILADELPHIA elects her Cnarter Officers to-
morrow. Alexander Henry, present Mayor, is the
Peoples" candidate for ,eelection; John Roo
bns, JIG lex NJ C is h's Democratic opponent
Tpe contest Is close and spirited, and the result
very doubtful
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TO cORREsPONDENTs.

10 notice can be taken Of Anonymous Communications TWhas
even Intended 10, Insertion must be authenticated BY the
name and address necessarily for publs
tcn, bu, a. a guaranty FOX his good faith.
w. c.nno. anaerIaAs to IeuIn rejected Communications
sanres letters for THE TKgUSs should IN A esses DE &C..
Aras.aa 10 RoRAuR GRksLRI Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30

Saturdays doings at ChaIleston gave the first
serious check to tie Douglas interest that it has
received The South insisted that no vote should
then DO taken On the Platform, and carried the
point by close division at the clio of desperate
struggle. The final vote is, b. agreement, to be
taken to-day.
II, as is contended, majority of the Pennsylvania
delegation are with the South on the question of
Platform, and if Gen. Cushing and other eminent
Northern Delegates unite with California and Ore
gon in sustaining the Southern demand for Slave
Code. We do not see how it is to be defeated, IN.
less the Slave Code minority Of the Indiana and
Minnesota delegations shall be coerced, like their
brethren from this State, into voting or seeming to
vote, against their own convictions. And, Slave
Code Platform once adopted Douglas is the deadest
of all possible candidates. His strength is in his
postion: that lost, be il the worst candidate that
can be nominated. 1t certainly looks now as it
there we're chance for his deeatj but then, if the
slsye-Code men have majority Of the Convention,
Why did they fight 10 fercely, 20 desperately,
against taking the vote y The second week OF this
remarkable Convention opens with no abatement Of
It's interest.
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Business Notices.
To ADVERTISERS.

M. need culy ecu attention Of business men 70 sne
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eeviSce teen tbs fRRrrR she very best "a
hsc - ~6ve Advert ioseitrd In ali OF tbs col
tcx Ter TKIHVsE vii ssch over two hneSred and eighty
at shoUssba ber Dad probably nion and bait Of
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&insy Advesti,s classified under appropriate be
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month
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FROM CHARLESTON.

Congressman Eogilsh has returned from Charles
ton and Ieports rne chances of Mr. DoogIss very
shsht Is is reported to hight, by S"lthern msn
of high Influence, that several Southern States vii
surely withdraw from the Contention, and non-
nate Southeru man, probably JET. Dsss, uPoa
40 ultra SuntOefn platform, witt the expectation
that BIZ. Dougas will receive the nomination OF the
remaining poruou upon the Clnclnnsti Pistfru.
1t is thoOsh, this ~il the DO nln 4tioa Ut Mr.
Seward at Chicago, in which event TIE Sou hsfu
caucid,to Will shortly after dec iDe, argiag us
fii,rds to gise Ms. Douglas every Sjatbera STATE
81 choice between lin aud Mr. Seward. Fhoy
iesr wr Sewordwlll not got the Chicsgo nouiua-
tioD unless some such ruse is Played, aud they
elect T. thu K h 10 cur weakes! mau, and the only
eLe they can defeat.
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To Advertisers.

We must sgsin request our advertising patrons to
reno III their ncemen as early ia the Gay as pos
stole. Advertisements received after o'clock P. M
CA not be classified rnder u cir proper heads.
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A CAUSE OF DISSATISFACTION.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y Tribune.
WAsHlsGToS, April 90, 1850.

TIE TREASURY AND OTHER BUILDINGS.
Complaints are dally multiplying against the
management Of the Treasury exiepslUn construction
and other public buildings which are uuder tue
,uperipteD6eDce Of Mr. BoSmau's Buresu. Its
asserted that S2is 900 have already been paid tue
stobe contractors ON the Treasury oIten.ol moro
than their specific bios required. Tois result has
been arrived at by allowing large additional PSF
centage for each additional inch Of ttickn.ss in
blocks OF eraote above wbat was estimated bs
Some single blocks are said TO have cost VEN
In.nt upward of $50 900, Whi;h $40 900 ~OsId
have teen liberal price for. / understand ths
management of tbs Bureau is now undergoing 40
investigation, with view to tbs correction OF these
evils
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From Havana.

CHARLESTON, Saturday, Aprsl 81 ' anon
Havana adve.s to the 18th, by Toe 1V,nsoui 60
preiohts slirbtly higher. Esc apge oa tooa' ava.
Sss, I2a l2lc premium; on New-fork, WV r's"
niaa.; on New-0rlsans, p aSc. prsniaD'
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THE LATEST NEWS
9ECEIvED 81
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.


3d. ciL Dispatches TO The n. '. Tnbuos
WASHING ron, April 20. 1890.
THE PRESIDENT ON SABBATH agaDfSo.
II is stated that the President telrgrsyh bic
friends at Charleston not to send him dispatches %
the Sabbath.
sANDRRs's DISPATCHES.
Yesterday he received teiegrsphtc m'ssagAs from
George Sanders which announced that Mr.. ODogas
would be nomiD at-d together with ioag state
me- Mt in the Da,ue of rakiDg fee at al tito nal
fea apces, misfeassnces and pon-fea.auces OF the
Administrator. Mr.. Sanders koo 80 eIenty Of
things which have not Jet been imagined By tao
Covode Committee.
GEN. LANES OPINION.
hear that Gen. Lste announces that Mr.. Doug.
les cannot be nominated, and, mDrsuysr, that DO
exhibits that anger toward the little G,.o."
which is undoubtedly shared By other csus,da,ss
uIder the Iaeo operations Of Messrs Bach.osa
sldel, Brisbt, &c. All Of them base been male
to believe that Ne Douglas is the ouS nndersnce TO
their reaching the 6rst Office in the world So In
relation to the theories Of the wireacrrs a. Chs,rs.
top. All that initiates against the giews Of Mr.
Douglas is appIanded By Mf. SiIdell & Co., sad
thus votes are msdr for toe SlsvrCods resolQsiona
STILL AT SEATTLE CHANCES.
A very col, calcul ting and thoroughly Informed
friend Of Mr. Hunter, who has juss returned TO
thh city, alter weeks scjouru &C Charleston, says
that things are Just as we'll sno~n hire OF at Neg
York as az Charleston. Nevertheless, be antago-
nizes the idea expressed by remarkably carsfal
Southern Democratic Senator that thlrd OF the
Southern Dttgats will support Mr. Douglas.
Twenty is the extent Of his allowance, aud in that
lumber is included large supp0r from the Ten
nessee delegation. He also says that Dir Guthrie
canLot unite the Soutn-a fact that has reason on
its eide. sit ce snch men az Messts Hunter Davis,
Gov ,hosoD, snd Breckenridge, can hardly favor
q nomination that must Indefinitely postpone their
chances.
A CAUSE OF DISSATISFACTION.
Extreme Southern men, or those LOOKING to an
ultimate secession from the Unlon of tue Colt %
Stats do OF conceal their dissatisfaction ut the
idea appareI lily prevailrg at Charleston that Jeer-
son DAVIS, Mir. Slde, &C., are to be the feeders in
such an event The resolutions Of Mr. DAVIS npw
before the seDate sre pro ouuced to be Ga
nockery, delusio", ard SCARE"
MR. TOMBss POSITION.
1t ia published here that Dir. coombs is one Of
the ushgpauis on the Territorial question, bat
bear reliably t'et he advises Che adoption Of tao
Cincinnati Platform.
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To The Associated rres,.

WASHINGTON, Saturday, April %, 1869.
Ii il said mnch iuoiguson IL exvres sd by the Pre-
sioent AUD DIR. 6recRDfdse, Mr. Too@b1, AMI others,
at the tsbor Of the dsps cbes addressed 10 each oil
them by George salders from Charleston IN relation
to the pending Presidential nomination.
The Pre- scent hss r,cos geo Robert Bsrtle OF 81.
LOUIS ss Consul Ct rbe Daehy Of Brunswick for N s.
sour ar Iowa and Friederch Khune Consul OF TIE
Du by Of Nassau at kew-Iurk.
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The Herald seems determined to maintain it's
character as the Ishmael and Pariah of the Press.
Thus in gving pretended account Of the passage
of the Ci,J Railroad bills, 1t says:
"Al these bills we've get mp ard agreed upon by body 81
spe, ua posto Of both Democrats and kepn6hca0s In
The House OF emily and appea that me herfJTeBS
er6I aGrlp1psT Nsl York afeyd in thea win lhi
exception of The Herald which Law hinse admit, hsd moth
iIs TO 90 with the business"
There is not al intelligent reader in our City
who does not knoo the above imputation on the
Press of cur City TO be gross calumpy. We doubt
That single journal was any wise Interested il or
subsidized by these Railroad jobbers-we know the
greater ruuber we're not. Their columns give the
ie TO The Heraifs shameful assertion.
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IEorYThe above abss gives somewhat too large coula
State Of New OK vita correspone
esewheetbe copies taken 81 Newman, wnieh we 90 n
ICES 20 be ut 20 being Included In this State
AGCKRGATR CIRCULATION.
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BARRYs TRICOPBER0Us Is the pest aud cheapest
.ress fos Dp1 eessHyfas CissnsnE curns Preserving
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"A sxpstseneea huse and tsce Pb, sisiA has soorHIKG
IbILDkAt 1BEt hhS which
TeetLg by soitsLnE tie reducing
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snx uDon IT, HothSTs VII give yod and 10.
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Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-03
NO. 112.
Qailp 9atlOnal Aemutrat.
PR Q s p Z Q II U 8
OF THE WEEKLY
DEMOCRAT.

As the grand campaign of the Democracy
against the Republican Party, with the prize of
the Presidency in view, is at hand, and as the
contest will be long, strong and bitter one and
as the NATIONAL DEMocRAT will sustain the Dem.
ocratic Flag by whomsoever borne so that he be
the legitimate nominee of the Party, we deem it a
htt2g time, to call upon the friends of the Demo.
cratic cause throughout the country to come to
our support. The larger the circulation of our
Weekly in the interior, the more shall we be able
to do for the benefit of the Party, and we hope to
see the friends Of Popular Sovereignty, Conserva-
tlsm and the Union rally around us. They can be
assured that we shall never abandon their cause
nor betray their confidence nor prove laggard
in the advocacy of their principles.
The WEEKLY DEMocRAT contains in every issue
TWENTY-ElGHT columns of readi ng matter. a
due portion of which is devoted to political dis.
cussion, and the rest to news, foreign and domes-
tic, and to literary topics. In short, we shall en-
deavOr, as heretofore to make the WEEKLY DEM
ocRAT not only staunch and reliable Political
Journal, but paper which shall be welcome to
the families and homes Of our fellow citizens.
Our terms, in advance will be found below -
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-03
Spcrial })otires,
Radical Cure Of Rupture.

$50 DR.. D. W. c. RICE, having perfected
- , arrangements VITA DR.. MARSH, Of New
York, for the use and sale of his 'RADI-
CAL CURE TRUSS desires to inform those afflicted
with HERNIA, or RUPTURE, that he has now on hand a
u and complete assortment o1ths celebrated ustru-
ment, and viii devote his special attention to its ap
pcaton, and subsequent necessary treatment to all
those who may place themselves under his care
From the eminent success attending the use of the
"RADICAL CURE TRUSS" DR.. RICE feels assured
tha ALL cases of Rupture susceptible Of cure can be
eutctaly and permanently relieved by the use of this
nstiument it being peculiarly adapted to the anato
my of Hernia, and hence can be worn with ease and
fort.
reference may be had to gentlemen of this CITY,
who have been e,Tectually cured
once at the Drug Store of RICE, COFFIN & CO.,
"a Street, Marysville sep15-tf y