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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12
HIS EN(EIIENCN.

Up to this tine Amrrcan Mayors have been con.
tent with the mode-t title Of His Honor. That
, lessaut conn lmeutaiy epitLet has been applied
e. our present munich al Chief Magistrate 10 such
an extrrt that II has been cvniunnded WITH his
moisl cbarscteI and II is difficult nov, 10 vie"
Of his position, to c1hu ne any Of the j. W. Cat'r
or Jceeph Walker matters which cfst shed their
radiance over his constituency, dezziog them with
excess Of light Bot thus ia progressive age.
The Muuicpshty Of New-York recently Invited
through the proper enamel the Prince OF Wales
TO tax. this town in his way ncme after his visit
10 Canada Lord John Russell, IN answe'
has sent letter to Dir. Dallas, the hmcrl-
can Muisier near the Court Of ST. James,
which was yesterday LAID before our readers. In
this letter our Fernando is styled His Excellency
1Lis prefix however, impnges onHhe sPeciAl pre-
r. patiye of the Governor aud Of Is. We cannot
afford to call them all alike. II our Fernando be
His F1celleucy, then the Governor should be HIS
Super, ,cellency, and j. b. His ENtrasuperexcel-
lency. Aud upon severe reflection, ~e think this
would be az Improvement Our Fernando has
shown himself ~ different from common Mayors,
his career has been marked BY such seiOtlllating
diva atous from the dull heb of common official
routine, that the nature of his ornamental title
nigh, well BE- changed IN proportion. Our Minister
IN London il a courtier Lord Joho beibs directed
TO request SIR. Dallas to Communicate Ia His
| d" Excelleucy Fernando Wood, the satisfaction Of
" tie Prince Of Wales upon receiving the resoll-
ton of the Municipality OF New York, Mr. Daliss
does 70, and also addresses our Fernando ~ His
Exceency. Mr.. Dallas could not do less. For it
would be bad taste in him to correct Queen Vic
TORN, the Prince and Lord John all together. Be
sides in point of fact, the changeis every way com
mendable; il rewards merit, secures variety, and
may BE- the basis for graduated extension on the
hi2h dodge principle in other quarters Let us add
! that if there is anything dear to the American
| heart, it * this, il is this.
The knowledge displayed by the British Govern
ment respecting the ordinary title of the Mayor Of
| New York il immense. 1t is a wonder how poen-
tates and ministers dlsantso far could come 80 near
to ringing the bell Of eyactitude If We were to ad
| dress the Lord Mayor of London az His Reverence,
Lord John as His Eminence, and the Queen as Her
Holiness, it would not be quite correct but con.
siderug that three thousand miles Of very salt and
Yet water roll between Newly and London, the
mistake would be pardonable. Knowing that Il
err ia human, We avoid saying anything further
about this slight but sweet irregularity, which the
| Queen, the Prince, Lord John, and Mr. Dallas
h. We 10 charmingly committed. For the future ",
NAV he certain that it will be irregular more
Fernando Wood will never be spoken of hereafter
with any other complimentary prefix to his honore'
| name than A" His Excelency"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12

ate TO have acted on this bill promptly -ameodeo
or rejected il If they must, but in the latter case |"
have provided in some other way for tho convey
apce of the California Mails.
But the Senate did nothing of the sort IL de-
voted It's time mainly to the discussion OF A. IT,
Browns aud JEFF. Dayis's Slave-Code resolves
II pnrposey allowed the time when BIDS were 70
be received. the season wherein daily OTeriaso
Mail could be established, to pass, making no pre-
vision whatever for those Mails, though II was no
torious that tie Steamship Contract expired Win
the month of June. The controlling power III tut
Senate knew that it was throwing these MaiiS '"'"
tbr laws of the Steamship Monopoly, or else arrest
ing them altogether.
On the last day Of the Session, just one hour Dc
fore that fixed for the adjournment, the Senate
se,t 10 the Huusr--not the Overland Mail bill
amended or otherwise copcurred in-but the gen.
oral new Post Route bill with ninety amendments
one of which parported to provide for an Overland
Mail-u rptLer, for t"o or three Overland Mails
There was not time lett even to redd these amend.
meuts. much less consider them and the bll failed,
as was Of course intended.
If there is on this wide earth one human being
who. Knowing these facts, does not believe that
soruetodp IN the Senate was pad-and rtu paid
by somebody Interested in defeating daily Over
lard Nal, then that human being has never had
his eye-tech cut in Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12
0RQUAL kIGaTs, IN THE TERRI.
TOREEa

It must be gratifying To the conservative to per
ceive that thu ugh aiyid-d aid excited with rega to
practical measures, the American People are heart
lis agreed IN the abstract, underlying prlocple Of
EQUAL Rights in the Federal Territories, organized
or unoreanized. Republicans, Douglas Demo-
GRAFT, Breckinidge Democrats, alike affirm aud
insist on ibis principle as the true solution Of our
great contro'en!-'hsy differ only but widely as
TO the true exp stion and application Of that prin-
eiple--a' follows:
l. The Republicans affirm and maintain the
natural, inaieoobIc, equal right Of livery rational
adult human being or hereafter residing III
the Territories 10 the full possession, disposition,
and enjoyment of bis own faculties, energies, aod
capabilities, with the full aud fair product result
ios from their employment. An individual may
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12

We learn that arrangements are nearly com
pleted Tor City Meeting Ut Cooper Institute on
Monday evening neat, OF electors who have not
hitherto acted with the Republican party, but VINO
have concluded that the best interests OF the coun'
try will be promo'ed BY the election OF LlscoLN
and HAMLiN, aud who will therefore unite IN their
support These ciizers manly Wings ia Other
days, seeing that the pretended support OF Bell
and Everett is sham, intended only TO strengthen
one Of the factioLs of the disrupted Democracy,
have repudiated that sinister movement and vail
give their direct aud hearty support to the ony
candidates through whose success Nations, RI
form is practicable. We shall speaA further Of
this movement 10 due season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12

"A correspondent in Baltimore writes that Republi-
cabism is steadily on the increase south OF Mason and
Dlxons lire. In Mary and, Lincoln pod llsmlin are
gaining friends daily Many Of those VINO feel under
obligations to vote for the nominees Of the Union party
have no hesitation in declaring themselves advocates
Of Republican principles, and desire the success Of our
cui didhieP II Bell and Evsrcu were out of the light,
tie Res ubhcars would in The opinion of our cores
onden, sand very fair chance Of carryn the State.
In Baltimore and in the Counties Of Cecil Allegheny,
F.edeiiek, and NJ, ntgomery, therv has been great
change in the last few year, and the probabilities are
that OOOO votes will be poed for Honest Old Abe In
MARYLAND neat November. The following Is the Re
pubhcan Ele, toral ticket:
~ Ldr9e
wurt.N L. N,HsHlLL, BEonGB HARRfs
Dtsfrict Electors
ID. T OHys, t-Uno EputRp WIS.,
e-Wa PiNgsHY EvISs, e-khc OsuR'
3-F - COMMAS o-moSfooskhf pLhh'
An addless will be bsued by the Executive Com
uitiee in few days and several of the Electors and
otter SPEAKERS will address meetings throughout the
State during the campaign.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12
mIVDIsE.

We need not stop 10 count the murders OF the
mast week but il ~ evident that we are IN the
midst OF On epidemic. 1t is theor! OF some
rl,pionris that at stated periods the devil breaks
loose. and literally goes about "rceking whom he
q" ma, 0eyuur Let us have the charity t. hope
and b. be,c tina, be- il not always e.s'ul, and
,etirrs raging and disappointed to those regi ,ns
Where there is no limit to bis power. But, I'M
bap,ily, there are times and sessous when the
peryrrse ard corrupt human heart ls o ready TO
listen To his ,nstigalioD., and then red handed
murder and uhb,idied lust stalk abroad among
men. 1t would seen that We arc nOw upder such
a d speb.atoD. Not Only in our own city, but II
other paris Of the county the ear IL appalled, with
accounts of tie most shocking atrocities. Not
mer.l, men, toward whom thirst Tor vengeance
| tor real or i.ncied wrong, ma! bo supposed to
emit, tut women and chi drtn innocent % ofiense,
ubose ;ery weakness should be their best protec'
tor ore the helpless victims of this savage thirs!
| for blood.
Why is III Another class of modern philoso-
Phers. rejecting the doctrine Of peculiar
pr'iods OF evil, maintain that we are
prr'aced by spiritual atmosphere, as
Nc are surrounded by the materi Il air; and that
this is subject to laws Of action aud reaction, o.
Influences and OF changes, even az the air we
breathe comes laden with the principle Of lie or
the seeds Of death. In this subtle element the
souls OF men are floating, aud may be llIled TO
quietress and rest tossed by tempest and nurri.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12
To tho AEsoslA.sd Prraa.

W.sHIsUIos, Wednesday, .Iuly H. 1850.
The Commsslvnl ~ settle the claims under rhe Para.
quay treaty VIII probably be ia ioH 40 weeks
longer. Inc testimony icr the American claiman il
hot et all taken. IL includes mus valuable inorna.
lion relative the natural adyaIt gvs and
ssnt,d by j. NJ. Carllrlr, esq OF TUE city, ~ il,
attorney.
IN. Senate Printer on Monday, delivered 20 the
biz der eco of the 80 600 copies Of the Agricultural
mt of tho Pnenl Office kr port ordered by tue iunrs
20 90 ocpi, sddiional will be ready ia tie course Of
lew dsy-. The printing II tin ducum, delay
hy the ton Of the Hon III posipOuiug IN. order
nntl rts close of the session The Senate edtou of
the work has already been printed, bound ard de-
lYeud
There ia no truth in the report that the ouse Prrt
or bs. suspended operations a. the Attorney uneru
hss not YER render opinion 20 the construction
Of tho law reducing the prices TO be paid for the pfn
ing.
The report Of the Coyode COMMITTEES makes $40
printed pace. Uf the 100 gU0 copies ordered by t,s
House, 30 GOO wal be- rridy for delivery tue course
Of few Gays.
Congress at the late srssion ordered printing nyoly
ing an 81 pence Of Al least 500, 900.
Wotku.ru cUuIneL.t u, ,hls morning the removal Of
The Naval Monument from the Fish Pond Oh the west.
side vi tie Capitol. |, is To be tran &, FRED {, the
Naval Acaemy at Annapolis in pursu OF tue re-
cent oioer OF Congress.
III, U. 8. gr,ultursl Exhibition will be held Mt
Cincinnati o. S-p enber ~ Ia the 10Th. The pre-
Mum int amounts 10 50, p00. No ratio will bs re-
c.i,.d on sccount Of Pi-urv Pneumonia, but | .rys
pieu iums will e offered for horses, machinery, steam
hire engines, &c.
Gen. Culiom, former Clerk VI the House Of Repre-.
sebtatiyts charged with tpbezliement Ia OH g, wa
tried by the Criminal Court ~ day, aud AGO ut.d.
1hecphilu- Fix, well known N the Ediiotu, world,
ha- teen appointed TO aclerasLP IN the Post-Ofice
DuIs.rtntht.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12

Mr. Sumner steyeniug delivered at the Cooper
Institute, ~ througed aud most respectable au-
dl,Dce, thorough ann striking review OF the poll
teal bistor, and social consequences OF American
Slavery. Strong III It's parts, cagent in Its aigu-
men,s, replete with thr rhrtorica! a'luenee which
Mr. Sumner Knows so well how TO bestow upon
his speeches and. delivered with his impressive
elocHtion it must have produced deep effect upon
its hearers. iu.l report Is gwen gu another page
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12

A FIRE broke out in One Of the sheds Of the West
WASH gIou Market last night. VIII b, owing to the
cs,nbustible nature Of the surrounding structures,
soon spread, eusrloping IN Ham's oil tue snets,
booths stall &c, comprising what IS dlssiuctlvely
known az West Washington Market, d destroy
ing them, together With vast amount OF property.
The main market building was saved BY the exer-
t!ons Of the frenen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12
To Advertiser.

Owing the recent great increase in the circulation
Of I'VE DAILY TRIBUNE the necessity Of putting the h
form cf papv pres at early hour. compelled
/, civ, norc- 10 our friends tina. hereafter all advertisements
must be handed be.vtr O'Clock In evening win hs sin
gle pou for insertion among
Hokes tse fourth Pgc Of the Pap-r That osss OF sdve
ta,snts received until late hour, bui othsrs BE-
taks., AFTER 8 o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12

We make room thus morning for rarity IL tn
shape OF b regular stump speech from the Presi
dent OF the United Ststes. On the whole, We can't
say that the Old Pubhc Funci uary has been par
ticuariy successful IN this effort but let our read
ers nudge tor themselves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12
Rrutai Murder,

Ia CKossE. We, W-dre DAY. July II, 1860.
A hrat.l Il uider was coal td at Browns lille.
MINI ero'a. ln.t evening. man named lake Riley
killed his MOTHER n-iaw sser-n-l Nv, aad attempted
To kili his faiher-in-lnw wih ltrge b. kne. Tue
nun drr,r c.,ed. ueusr eAct"uent prevail. u. the
vicinity and the whole nrigbborhO d has turned ont 10
earcb Of Riley. No esl1e is assigned for the deed,
except inloxieation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12
POLfTICdL.
INDIAN 4.

Extract ron letter TO TBp THsUsy, dated
LawKEScEBuRGH. Ind, July g. 1850.
Our friends here ne active, ahd If ltdians doe not
eurol herself u1der tfe lie yub lean bs uer, vita
10 600 mai rry Gov. Lave, they ~i.l be much dis
appointed, ard orr gallant leader i'll be uor.fed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12
Cricket,

PHILADELPHIA, We'd esdsy, July LII, 1860.
The Cr k-t m Itch be W. Ell the ~. tie me Club Of
N-w.loIk q, the Germantown Club, CONNIE iced on
Wcdnrfda, morniI x, aud IT, cd vi ugot NJ follows:
ST. C.ojge Club r-t inbrgs 1903. seq, innings, IS.
G,rn sntoNn Clut fist ionlrg-, So second innirgs,
II with four wickeis to ~ down. Two thousand per.
-0L6 le-tut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12
FEHIND THE CURTAIN.

To ~, Editor Of 7A< y. Tr'tsae
Sir: AN glad you lave got into the way agsii Of
having If Gazing or ii IL 10 y"ar stcee Il IL
handy ~ben rue TO lind falls witn item. La
,ou, article Of yet.rrd-y, urd,; which King :" yos
a. npt 10 i'icul- NE Of my ol political kieads, and
alt unr. he, tstl, sev-r- upoo them
You dou't .-em Z" under-,ald tho tc-uce ~ por al
le,S,,,tie; ven d mt under tand tactics You zee a
TO overlook u 6 fact al Cturrh Richmond. Casger
Cass dy, and t1eif s-ecchates n ugo they opposed
Cars Pref ssedy rs the ground Il 70 being in favor
Of and TIE 7uibot of the greet des OF Popnlsr
Sovereignty, set ihenpnsin ground hey wanted
10 beet him. AID 20 they run Van Buren,.
Itnou hsppe, thai they want 10 o.at Brcc knrdgs
and tie I'd des OF Cs,s hs 10y gain. good deal in
tie H. uccra i, mind sinc- lSis Popular ,vare gu,v
nsn IL, OF cpulr', the one "a do a. aud W chvy run
D,Ugrs this time
II l-com.r just nece-sar TO run Popular Soys.
re rnty Nan now '-nt Br ckinridge ~ wa. On run
II Nilmrt fTo,ho nisn IN 1873 To beat ara.
The u,ning iucvn.ls', ncy OF these seli.denyog "a,
i ts lie on IL III. Irot' ssuus they make Ia th- oa,
sid gSrnn ns they wear AID clsngr at pleasnr-iheir
r,0i ,ousbtbcy is con,i-en Of purpo-e .vin. b.
y cir action, past prvr-n apd future AID II you 90.
pct item Ia ~ embarrassed by e charge 81 mooa-
sirt nj pro'e,sions because youd not fully estim~ts
thir x, niue
II Tie a.sb may proudly ak, IAN [ lib. CHRIS
tan d. ~ Ice tn slave Of word ~ IA 80
n'na.k, Arr ~e 10 &c tie slaves ot political censs-
kn,y' r.
July =. lao
"A core 'poodent NJ Sandusky writes us ths' the
B',cin'Hte ,ar'y H. Ohio all ~ the 81. 900 woes
No onber TIE, mean to run n s,o,gh, ticket
hrug OCT. The biz .rp.+s between them aad the
Douglas men L ss intense there ~ sl,e sbere.
Join TYR las issued = y onunciAiasn,o in favor
Of BiechIrage. and sssin,t Bell. Doaslxs, sat LIN.
colr. Nil and eli Ruiar. H.sr him;
"L'vs OF die sur,vs or yersh, will ss,d over the
graves of my ~ by the hearhrt II my rrlu
Jane, CRy Charles CITY, aad N,r.Ken,-ani de-
feid hs oI. aud ae other against I'LL one,nie. ~hs.
ever, Whether hey appear ss compromises 81 my
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12
TheU. =. ZOuave Cadets.

UTICA, " ednerdhy, july TT, 100.
The Upi,,d Stat Zouave Cadets %, Chicago, sid
to be the beet drilled ,oupaty he Union, we're re-
cei,r6 in ih- cIs to-day with great miirAry di~plsy
by he 4jth RI gifbert unfe- the cowUsnd Of Gen w.
Il. White lr.merdous crowd witnessed The drill
Ing The Zcusyes leave for Troy TO borrow morning,
and " IN be ia Sew-York Saturday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12
The Europu Onward Bound.
Boston, Wedues"ay, Jal

DVsTON, Wtdut5Thy July IT, IoOU
TIE steamship Eur IA allied st pooI to-it' With ~
passengers for Liverpool aoi 10 fV, Halifax. aud
sl75 0o0 in specie.
TIE United 5 ates frigato Macedonian arrived ats
POI rmou'h n. H., Ills morning, from the MediterrA~
mean station.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12
Masonic.

OTTAWA. c W, "Wednesday July IL, 1850.
The Masouic Grand Lodge of Caiads II ct mere to-
dsv A larg. nuuh.r Of d.iegat'- eatsembied, ON
ali tsr- Of CaBada. The serson was occuie' by -e-
Giving reports and the snJua sddfess OF the Grand
Master,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12
Netp'llprk DAILY Gribnng
THURSDAY. July ~, 1860.
10 CORRESPONDENTS

We cannot undertake ~ rturn rejected Communications
No NOTICE 10 tzkeu Of AJouy Communications What
rBosd for .s on he sUtbentiosted o. the
Of the necessarily for puDica
kSn, tut ID gHsr.Lty Tor IN. good faith.
Bus,-. et-i, cr hk TspuSg .hould Ia 81 DO sd
dresssd HoEsCE UEgsLEY l. Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12

SECRETARIES OF STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES
would con favor by Edus Premium Lists aid Reg
,ns Tor Far. to THg TRIBUNE Office convenient
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12
Arrival of t6e A rAbia AT host On,

BosTUN, "Wednesday, July II-mFdnBtt.
The K. Ri. steamship Arabia from Halifax, IS sig.
nailed Sue Will arrive up TO PcIt between l and
O'Clock in tie morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12
Weather al ~. Johns, N.F,

81. JonsS, Wednesday July II. 1860.
Wind ". S. W.. sbo~eryi theru jmeIer, So.
Foggy at Cape Race.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12
virginia Democratic Convention.

RlcnsoNp, "Wednesday, july III 1867
The Executive Conm tee have called tue Sate
Democratic Convention at Charlottesville August 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12

The President has appointed Major Anderson
and Cop, Humphreys, on the part OF the army, tn
be- asSUciu,.d With Messrs Davis and Foot from
the Scuat.,, and Messrs. Curtis and Hughes from
,bs House, M CommSsou to examine PERSONAL,
The course Of Instruction aud organization OF West
Point Academy wish ycw of recommending
such changes or notifications IN the system rs
may be deemed important TO lts greater Usefulness.
1hr, are expected to assemble shortly to proceed
with the investigation.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-06-14
A Beautiful Thought.

AS in the light of cultivated reason, on
looking abroad and seeing a wealth of
beauty, a profusion Of goodness, in the
works Of Him who has strewn flowers in
the Wilderness, and painted the bird and
enamelled the insect, in the simplicity
and universality of his laws You read this
lesson: An uneducated man dreams not
of the common sunlight which now in its
splendor floods the armament and land
scape; he cannot comprehend how much
of the loveliness of the world results from
the composite character of light and from
the rejecting propensites of the most
physical bodies. If instead of red, yell
low and blue, which the anal lysis of the
prism and experiments of ABSORPTION
have shone to be its constituents, it had
been homogeneous simple white, how
changed would all have been The grow
ing corn and the ripe harvest, the bios
som and and the fruit, the fresh green
ness offspring and the autum's robe of
many colors, the hues of the violet, the
lily and the rose, the silvery foam of the
rivulet, the emerald of the river and the
purple of the ocean would have been un-
known. The rainbow would have been
but pale streak in the gray sky, and
dull vapors would have canopied the sun
instead of clouds, which, if the days of
flaming brilliancy, curtained his rising
and going down. Nay, there would have
been no distinction between the blood of
children, the flush Of health, the paleness
of decay the hectic of disease, and the liv-
idness of death. There would have been
UNMARRIED, unmeaning leaden hue, where
we now see the changing and expressive
countenance, the tinted earth and gorge
Gus armament.