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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-27
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
FEELING IN THE RURAL DISTRICTS.

Correspondence ofThe ~ Il IIioone'
MOHAWK, Hersinsr Co., Juy %. 1861.
Here am. in the very midst Of the " Old Tenth 10
pon." Her green hills and valleys are all vocal Tor
our noble Line In. This glorious old county, whose
coil has been wstered BY Revolutionary blood ana
glorious memories is good for 1900 majority In TINS
contest In fact, Up here 10 Central New-York there
is 10 fight. The broken aud scattered ranks OF the
demorslized Sbsm Democracy are flying in every
direction, ard over in Oneida County where was the
other day found two three Republican Postmasers
Gov. Seymour is making little furry among small
squad IN Utica, but It s the Last spasm OF
spoismen before the great Maui of the triumphant
Republicans comes down and ex neuishes them for
ever. Oneida may be set down for 5000 for Lincoln
Under Republican management canals are prosper
In hey ond expectation. The tolls already are 800
900 beyond last year, and bid fair hereafe, to bring
opr t. xes TO low mark. Thanks 10 the financial firm
pers Of Gov. Morgan Campbell Dennison e. Co.
There is no section of State where the infamous
legislation of last Winter Ia more emphatically con-
denped than in old Herkimer, and no place where its
authors will meet with more signal rebuke. Gov.
Morgan is very popular in all this this region,
and l think, from what l can gather, that
the people will demsnd his denomination.
They like the ring Of his yetoes. This is
most beautiful visge. look at its beautiful ceme-
tery and its splendid public school, will satisfy any
stranger of the tastes and culture of its citizens The
crops are excellent and the amount OF chez Sc immense
The farmers are getting very large prices ior cneese
This Is the bone of Gen. Spinner, one OF the most
fus ntia and Industrious and most thorough business
Ike n en- in our Congressional delegation He does not
d. sire reponnatiop at 1t belongs TO st. Lawrence,
but IL his conftituents knew their best interests an
satisfied that it would be greatly to their Interests TO
man of st. Lawrence spoken of as his successors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-27
inauguration ola wigwam at Troy.

Special Dispatch 10 The N l. 1rlbuhe'
TROY, Thursday, July 70, 1860.
The Republican Wigwam Inauguration In this
city tonight has been the greatest success ever
achieved in political demonstration here. FIVE
thousand assembled at the Wlgwam and IN front
of the Court House, and on the arrival OF the AL
baDy and Lansingburg Wide. A@akes over LOU
strong, with 5000 more in the procession, there
were at least Is, 600 people in the vicinity.
The masses were addressed in the Wigwam by
Messrs. Stanton ard Beale, aud in the streets by
Messrs. DIN, Townsend, and Carroll.
The people we're wild with enthusiasm. Mr..
Stanton fairly riddled Douglas, and used up Gov.
Hunt most effectively showing precisely what the
gentleman is driving at in his programme on the
stage.
Republicans are in high glee and the spirit is
aroused for q successful campaign here
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-27

VISITING KNIGHTS TEMPLARs FROM WASHINGTON.
Washington Commandery No. l of Knights Tenn
pars, f. A. NJ, having accepted an invitation from
the Communicates of New.York and Brooklyn, TO
visit this section, left Washington d. c.. ye'terday
morning. and arrived in this city O'Clock last even.
irg by the Amboy boat The Commandery mustered
forty Knights under command Of g. A. Schwarzman.
The Wasbingtonians are ACCOMPANIED BY b. b.
French, Grand Co nmander; the Rev. w. ID. Haley,
Grand Prelate; w. b. Hubbard, p G. NJ; and j.
w. Smons, Grand Treasurer of the Grand Encamp-
ment of the United States.
The members of Columbian Commandery No. !,
commanded by Virgil Price. Morton Comn,andery No.
4, commanded by n. o. Benz amin, Palestine Com
mandery No 49, commanded by E. P. Breed, Monroe
Commande'y No. II of Rochester, commanded by ia.
cob Rip Van Wrinkle, assembled upon Pier No. 2 at an
early hour in the evening" where they awaited the ar
rival of their brothers in arms
At the regular hour the boat arrived, aud the
strangers, upon landing. were warmly welcomed BY
Commander Virgil Price. After q brief exchange OF
sautations, line was formed and the PROCESSION moved
mp Broadway to the Smithsonian, where the Washing
ton knights were quarte,ed.
The fraternity was attired in the fu regalia OF tho
ORDER presenting an imposing appearance Two bands
were in attendance and the procession was followed
by large and curious throng.
To-day the Washington Knights will Wait the Great
Eastern and be entertained in the afternoon with
tanqust by the N. Y. Commanderys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-27
The Prince OF Wales.

ST. JOINS, N. f., Thursday, July 70, isoo.
The bali last night was brilliant affair. Over q
thousand were present. The Prince, who is . graceful
dancer danced nearly all the evening and left at u
o'clock amid deafening cheers the band playing God
Save the Queen" All,
ing and after "a ride round the town, embarked win
bs suite on board the Hero The day is beautiful aud
the town has gala appearance. The same ceremony
was observed as at the landing, and the cheering was
,remendous The fleet sailed ut III o'clock for Halifax
calling on the way at st. Peters. Everybody seems
deliobed with the visit and the attendant excitement
ToRoSTo, Thursday July 20, 1861
tits reported that various Indian r,Sef T h0an asS
the Prince Of Wales at Queenstown, " W. poau'nu
and convenient locality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-27

LATE from THE SHAVING FLEEr.-By a recent ar
rival from the Coast of Africa, learn there were
seven American vessels in the Congo River June 4,
trading of course, but the names Of which were not
reported English cruisers had been alongside OF them
alI -four that they not to be boarded with i'm
punity and prudenty hauled Off as several OH GERS had
recently been reprmanded by the Admiralty for going
on board American vessels without permission. Incl
dentally have been informed, that regular feet Of
vessels cesr from different ports of the United States
at the time, and that distributed among them
stores and water TO ft out two or three Of them for
savers, and that when the coast is clear, they all
combine TO aid the selected vessel in receiving
stores and slaves with the Creates possible
dispatch. BY these means, seven or eight ves-
sells may be all eDgsged in the slave-trade, with
out having on board sufficient slave material TO convict
any one Of them. This sy stem might be termed tho
" mutual aid dodge We understand that il works
successfully II rarely happens that there is than
one cruiser noted slave mart and il she could
euccesd in making prize, she generally leaves the
place with Il, and proceeds TO 81. Helena Sierra
Leone. Aware of her absence the mutual aid"
siavers dispatch many of their number as possible
and generally run clear We have also been Informed
that two or three swift steam slavefs fitting out
on the Coast from ports in Cuba and tina, great gains
were expected from them. AZ we have not any steam
vessels OF the class required for such trade, sup
loee they have been but in Eogand, and Of iron.
II these statements are correct the saverade In the
language of the markets may be stated ~ "active,
with an increased demand" Boa Traveller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-27
Newark Wide.Awakes at Hartford.

HARTFORD, Thurrday, July 20 IoOO
The Newark IN. j. Wide-Awakes arrived In this
CITY at $50 to night, and were received By several
hundred Wide-Awabes. After marching through sew
ersl streets, they partook Of collation. at City Hail.
where speeches were made and toasts offered.
Tomorrow there will be grand rally Of Wide
Awakes from the towns and cities in this vicinity.
A good deal of enthusiasm is manifested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-27
Vermont Democratic State Con.
yeDtiOn.

MONTPELIER, July 70, looOs
The Democratic State Convention 10 nominate State
Officers and electors at large, he'd here To-Day
Paul D,lI CHAN Of Waterbury, presided; Messrs. r.
NJ. Smalley Of Burlington, and Wyman Of st Aieans
were appointed Secretaries; John o. Sake OF Barlng
ton was nominated for Governor; Stephen Thomas
of West Farley, for Lieutenant Governor; james 5.
TbuIston of Montpelier for Treasurer. Electors at
large-Isa-c b. Bowditch of Burlington, and Paul DID.
liz CHAM Of Waterbury.
The Convention was large and enthusiastic, and un-
anmous for Douglas and johnson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-27
The GuiIIoiine at Work.

WAsHTEGTOn, Thursday, July 90 iooV
The President has appointed George Mead Post
master at Battle Creek, Mich, vice CamP6si, re-
moved, and ID. A. Fuller at Corning, n. l., wee
Walker removed 1t is reported that several other
removals are contemplated, including U. B. MARSHAL
Jewett and the Postmaster Of Albany.
The receipts into the Treasury the past week were
81 537 600 drafts paid 81 389 OO0 amount subject to
drafts, nearly "a 000, 900. ....tf.
Secretary Floyd has declined going to Old Point at
preeeLt, as he intended -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-27
The knights OF the Golden Circle.

NEw-ORLEASs, Wednesday July % 1901.
letter from Vera Cruz to the Mexican Consul here
saws the Knights of the Golden Circle have profered
their assistance to the Constitution nal Government out
that Juarez rejected the offer: ,oeo
NEw-ORLEASs, Thursday, July 20, ioGo.
Three hundred bales of cotton in the Louisiana
Press were burned to-day. Loss $500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-27
steamer sunk.

LOUISVILLE, Thursday July 26, 1850.
The steamer 5 T.. Hibbard, hence for Memphis, sunk
In two feet of water this morning mile and half
below Hew.Albany, by collision with the steamer
Cbsncellor. One deck passenger and three of the
crew are supposed TO be lost The boat and valuable
cargo are nearly tolai ioss. Lose $'oo'oi insured
Laxa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-27
Railroad Accident.

BRUNSWICK, Me-, Thursday, July 20, lS'U.
The passenger train from Portland on tue Kennebec
and Portland Railroad, thrown of the track near
Bow donham to-day. Twopasseuger cans were turned
over No one was killed. One man had an arm
broken and several others were injured more or less
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-27
The Late Riot i'm 81, Louis.

ST. LOTS, Thursd,y, July 20 Icoo
The loss by The destruction Of the furniture 10 the
houses of Ill fame LIST night is estimated at 80
Sixtythree rioters arrested and fined - each by
the Recorder. .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-27
Massachusetts, Politics.

BOSTON, Thursday July 20, IobU
The Democratic State Central Committee at Wor-
ceser yesterday voted to call the State Convention at
Springfield on the 9th of September resolution IN
dorsiDg Breckenridge and Lane was defeated by Tie
vote.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-27
Moral Movement at 81. Louis.

81. LOUIS, Thursday, July 20, IsbV.
About thirty notorious houses OF Ill lame, aan i
bonses pIoQQeries, &C.. in the southern part OF this
civ were rddled by mob lat night, and oil the iar-
piture and effects burned in the street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-27
virginia Politics.

PETERSBURG, Thursday, July 70, 1860.
An irnmeDse Douglas meeting was held last night at
Phoenix Hall, which crowded TO overhowing.
Charles Irving spoke two hours and was followed by
Others The enthusiasm was intense and the applause
unbounded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-27
Tile Pixies Peak Express.

ST. LOrTs, Tbursday. July n. IouV.
The Pixies Peak Express, which arrived OF 1T.
Joseph on the 24h brought s26 900 in dust the largest
amount ever received.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-27

The Putnam Phaanx of Hartford have Issued an
eloquent appeal for Contributions In aid of monument
10 Gen. lsrael Putnam" Old Put" The State he's
alpropr6ied s3 600, but an equal sum must be raised
by Irivste snbsSri, lions. Nothing now marks the
y ave bat slab Of roughiressed stone, dsfaced aud
disigured by time aud Vsndal visitors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-27
The Canada AT Boston.

BOsTON, Thursday, July 2b-II p m.
The steamship Canada, from Liverpool via Halifax,
is below, and III arrive up about g. m. Her malls
will reach New York at 5 p m. tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-27

The .ss,ro,bin civ of New-York, which conveyed
,hs If,,teS Ststfs Astronomical Expedition TO Labra
DOR the purpose of obtaining see Repe this mOrn
rs to the recent solar eclipse, ari S,s,s
lug on her return 70 the United States s .a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-27
For HAVANA.

EEw-ORLtAss Thursday. July 20, 10y.
The steamship Philadelphia leaves on the OLE Oh
August for Havans.
The Habapa is at Quarantine, and it is uncertain
when che leaves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-27
The baltimore Election Murders.

BALTIMoRE Thursday, July 20, mo.
James Logan was arrested TO day charged with be-
ing the urderer of George Kyle on las. election day
Wtneeses baye identified bun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-27
Illinois Politics.

CHICAGO, Thursday, July 70, IobU
The Republican Congressional Convention OF the
Secor District held at Dixon to day nominated D. NJ
Arnold for Congress in place of j. 4. Farnsworth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-27
Sailing OF the Golden Fleece.

81. JOHNS, n. F., Thur day, July 70, IoOV'
The steamship Golden Fleece sailed hence for GAL
way at II o'clock last night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-27
TO the Assooisted Press.

AseoC6tto
WAsHISGToE, Thursday, July %, 1860.
The treaty of amity and commerce with Japan, the
ratfcatio Ms of which exchaJ ged when the En-
bassy were in Washington, isoficaly published. One
of the articles provides that the President at the
request of the Japanese Government, will act as
friendly mediator in such matters of difference as may
arise between the Government of Japan and any
European Power.
The United States Court of Claims has adjourned 10
meet on the 18th of October next. But ltte business
has been transacted during the present year, counsel IN
many cases preferng 10 await defnitve acton on the
Congressional bill proposing to change the Law es;
tabshipg that tribunal to make its awards hna and
giving the right of appeal.
The Hon. Miles Taylor of Louisiana, having returned
to Washington, the Douglas Executive Committee
have fairly commenced their dOcumeDt-distrbutlng
LAHORE. As an item of political literature, 1t may oe
stated that they printing edition OF one hundred
thousand copies of tract entitled Lincoln and his
Record" a..
The Breckenridge Executive Committee are prepar-
ing for extensive circulation, address on the Ter
rorisl question: and in opposition 10 the views Of
Judge Douglas
The Republicans are not idle to the printing and
Distribution of campaign documents; while the Ben
and Everett Committee industriousy employed Id
the dissemination of their own political light
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23
Dr.. Hoofiaras's m
g ERMAN BITTERs,
Or. EEoofFalasI's
BALsAMIC CORDIAL,

Tho standard medicines Of have
aeir great popularity cny through years a Unboundet
satisfaction rendered them ali cases. and the people have
pronounced them worthy aE@s8
LIEFR COMPLAINT DYSPEPSIA, JAUNnfcE, DEBIrr
try or TEE NNRvoUs SYSTEM. DISEASES OF THE
KfDSEYs and all diseases arising fnn disordsred liver Or
weakaes Of and digestive organs ere speedily and
prtniaaenty cured by the GERMAN BTTTERs.
The BAIsAafIG acquired reputation sur
rassng that Of any similar preparation extan: viii ce
without f the most and standing COUGH COLI
Or HuARsENEss. BRONCHITIS, INFLUENZA, GROUP
PNEuNoNIA. IscIPIENT CONSUMPTION, and has psr
forHed the most astonishing cures ever known Of
~ s CONFIRMED CossUMPTIoNi
few doses viii at once cheek and cure hs most
DIARRHEA proceeding frem Cold In the Bowels.
These medicines prepared BY Dr. o. NJ JACKSON co.
10 4is arch street Philadspha Fa arc sold by drug
gss d dealers IN medicines at is ceats ps bot
tIr The signature Of Q. a. Jackson viii be on tho outside
wrapper Of each bottle. s
In the Almanac annually hs the propsors called
ALMANAC yoa win andtestrnoay and com
endatoy notices from all Of the country These Alma
macs are given away hy all our agents M
II. WRIGHT Il CO.. Agents. A#
500 q and Isl ohsrtrss street.
s. RaT 49,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23
nnota,ers.

Thnussuds are faily speaking IN the praise Of 81
DIR. EA7oNsS INFANTyEE CORDIAL
snd why because fails instantaneous rsls
er given u time BY magic and one tai alone
sili convince you that what We say is contains
NosPAREGoRIG OR oPIATE
Of any kind and therefore relieves removing the
your child instead Of BIZ deadenag its senbiia For his
1t comends itself only reliable preparation nov
known Tor Children Teethng Darrhea Dysentery Gripping
IN the bowels Aeidy Of the Stomach, Wind Cold In the Head
snd Group ssef sogenng the Gums Reducing Inans,ion
Regulating the Bowels Relieving Pain ii has no eoue
being an anspasinodic unfaiii In all
cases Of convnon other Fits sou value the life and
haah 81 your children and wish to them from sad
hghtng consequences which certain result from se m
Of narcotics of which sill ofher remedies for Infanie Com
plains are composed take hat Eaions Tnfaus Cor
di this rely il isperfscfly harmless and can
not nre tho es delicate Infant Price % esn Fu rec
sions accompany each botle Prepared only by
CHURCH &DuPONT,
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23
vATUARYE REMEDIES.
HAHls RGsTsIsATIvEi
THE ONLY DISCOVERY
woapHr oR ANT coNEInENcE FOR RESTORING
The Hald and Grayt

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sha asld Il II rssssss svsy Read shs following:
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pew and besn aI srow ha shish pfonognes rshsr and
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'hsnsesssii n v Rsspsssfals Yoggs IN sReor
This Testimonial Of ny appreciation for ye valuable
edicima of unsolicisud 1T you think
worthy place among the rest insert en wish. IF not
aasTsz h and say nohing. Yours ec REy. s. A. B.
f
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nin and small This small pint und retails fo,
ne dollar PEI bottle The Medium bottle holds At es
In proportion than small
nlsrs bottle The large holds quart fuffy per cent
and resaiis three dollars battle. O.
FOGD G0 Proprefnrs III Rroedway, York, end II
street y Ior No.; and sold BY all good druggists
ancy sop6s dealers. 4
ssgi saa j. WRIGHT d CO., Agents,
2l and Isl Chartres street..
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DEATH ON aArs AND aoaon,,s

asfuIsE RAT AgD RoAoE, pRsTRf.z,x
81 y ~ paest safe and aseat sxsr a Nj
3as ass,soeaen ofthsss roueleaOs ss.sz.a 's'
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23

Rahha klIezer said Turn to God one dav before
death Is, Ais disciples SEA e Hos can nn.n nan
Therefore turn 10 God to-day fas rass
nay die to.moryoT,H =. ps1usps yon
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23

200 shares Of Sl0a each. ....,. g0 f{t 10
Making total capital of twenty Thousand dollars 10 10
Divided INTO Two mdrsd d5nrs tach
which has been paid up IN fuil L acti under,
stood and agreed Siockholder shah he iaie or re.
sponsiDle for the faults OF the Conpan II sy
nrtler the Of his stock shalt be yu
any call shall any infonality organizing
other circumstance have the effect Of spol ht
holder liability beyond the Of his nor shall
informally desy In tho organization Sf tbs Company
nuiiity the charter
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23
SsuaAis AoasHEa a,s- SUGAR HoasuGADs.-
STAHE AND sHINGLE= MACHINES,
-Suitahls. for Maxine

sTAEE AND sHLNGLE MACHINES,
-7,4s4 - Suitable fof Making
SUGAR H0GSaEADS, RICE, MQLASsES R0SIN AND
-4 TuRPENTlNE SLAVES, AND SHINGLES.
The principle embraced in this Machnes the old process
ptting dressing by hand labor. Working directly
the grain Of the timber produces article warp
check from exposure. The save Mil vii, sa shave
ioin from the hoh from 1880 to Slaves per ~
shingle Machine from l500o Singlsss Itfequires
horse power work attached TO any, team en-
GIN or saw mill power 1t make any required length
md can be adjusted any thickness taper, The timber is
aeither steamed nor sawed hut rsc shaved directly
bolt 8 aq. Ei4.t5= & Is5z=7.
Both Machines BE- operation between the honrs
Of 10 ind o'clock, every day No. Canal These
Machines made Angusta aas s,555 s f=ftzze
Auypay wishing purchase Parrish State, County and SIN
gle rights Machines Obtain Them from the Agent who
VIII give full particulars. g f. W. G. COOK, #A
Sole Agent the States Of Louisiana Arkansas Mississippi
Texas Alabama. 5=5ass@z ia3 Rla
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23

The Trustees hsge declared Tenth ANIMAL Dividend
PER CENT annun, accordance with
the Laws The six months previous tho LIST inst.
The dividend due eeh deposor will be paid IN CASH be
placed his her credit deposit the lst of May,
may be preferred. z..4
New Orleans. May 10, 1860. e g. e. myll i
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-23
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AF EDS0A u. ......nfEDiCA1,..s.... II l,HC IA.
WINER,S CANADIAN TERAIFUGE !.
SAVES THE CHILDREN. IA
Ths is the only sure remedy sgains Worms in the human
things that fatal aud destructive children
Save the Childrens
Let ohes be timely warned and allow these child ur
dscrs rsnan tn the Of their offspring, Rasmbe
that
wIEER's CANADIAN vRRMlFuaE
w at once and for Danish The rpaR and the young vii
be saved. Think OF this.
Colonel vssser, Of Mississippi in letter W. Vssey Ese
Of the Aberdeen Conservative thus winds his communicates
the value Of this medicine hIs fany - Ny expe
Renee has convinced that in the experiment have ua
sh Wnsrs Canadian yermuse is due to suffering huan
s. we'll the manufacturer of the medcane TO nak
pablic the result Of my observations :
tsfsignedl W. II. YAssER.n
The yerrnuge is for sale, Wholesale and retail, by
~. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
q aud Isl Chartres street.
Sole Proprssscrs