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THE TRIB?NE.
THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBKR 13.
WHIG- STATE NOMINATIONS.
FOR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY,
Of EK ?.TUCK Y.
FOR GOVERNOR,
LUTHER BRADISH,
or ra_NKLi!? co.
FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR,
GABRIEL F?RMAN,
or KINGS.
District FOR SENATORS, __ _
1V t JOHN FKOTl_I.VQ-.IA-W, Falwn Co.
J> ?ASA UAr?tjlIJl,.i'rai)ki?toITrt?nr.]
V..(!H?*tTF.X BIX'K ?"J^tf?SiV;?
VI..THOi-Ar4 A. .IDH.WOA, of Steuoen.
VII..-\VI-:i*lA.TI K. ?TKOIVC. Seneca Co.
VI1!..HAKY_Y JPtJTWAJI, Wyoming County.
Election Tuesday, Nov. S^fone day only.)
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J H. Hosakt B*ws, / secretaries. .,? ?,
Row. E. Com-ns. > _ ou -t
?3" The Office of The Tribune is removed to the
new and spacious buildings, No. 160 NASSAU
STREET, In front of the Park, and nearly opposite
.be Oity Hall.
?CTTheWhig Almanac and United States R_m.?
tjeb may be obtained In all the princip-l Cili?s from the
agents of ibe Tribun? and from the Booksellers. Price $1
per dozen, $7 per hundred, or for single copies 12_ cents,
O" An Agent for this paper is wanted at Scbenectndy.
One who is acquainted iu that City will be preferred.
FT Thk Whig Almanac has now b< en for sale ten
days, and we b*ive disposed of over 11,000 copies?all for
cash. We received yesterday an ortler fcr 600 from the liitJe
towa of Grenada, Hhrdnippi, enclosing $40 of better money
than you would suppose could be fourni there ;n these day?
of ' Belter ?Veto) Currency'?only about 8 per cent, dis?
count oo the average. Our friends who have bought their
third and fourth copy, to supply the place of those succes?
sively borrowed or begged away from them, assure us thai
this Almanac Is just what was wanted. We certainly spent
money and labor enough in its gelling up, and all but the
Portrait of Henry Clay is to our lilting, and on that we em?
ployed the bent artists and paid them tbeir own prices. It
seems impossible lo get a good likeness of Henry Clay On
wood.
*,* Those who mt*difai?- pirating from this Almanac are
nforiiicd that we shall defend our copyright rigorously.
05s* F?r ' Uncas and Miantotiomah,' by
Col. Stone, 4A Whig City,' -fee. see First
Page.
{?/*? For Foreign and Domestic News by
yesterday's Mails, ' American Pirisj' Pro?
vision Market, &c. see Last i'age.
Ohio.
We bave a letter from our well-informed regu?
lar correspondent ut Columbia, written on Satur?
day?only three day-* before the Election. Ho is
perfectly confident of victory, and only anxious
that the weather shall he good, so that the full
Whig majority mny be manifested in the result.
fie estimutea Corwin'? majority ai 10,000; ice
shall he satisfied with 5,000, knowing that the
Abolilioniftts will pull away .'I to 5.000. and some
of our friends refuse to vote on account of the Le?
gislative resignation, which they disapprove. It
is desirable that the weather should bo good, as n
great many in Ohio are sick of fevers, &.c, at
this senson, and can only be brought to the Polls
in good weather. As the day (Tuesday) and yes?
terday were both remarkably clear here?, we tru?t
that Tuesday was fuir in Ohio, and that nearly the
whole vote came out. If so, it is all right. A
full vote and a Whig victory are nearly ibe same
thing.
? Our correspondent wa** at Dayton, and is in
constant intercour?? and correspondence with ih?
Whig? of the whole Stale. We are a shade Jos?
.?rAnguine than he, simply because he has Iven most
familiar witb the Southern and Central portions of
the State, where the spirt of IC-JO is fully aroused.
In the Northern and Eastern Counties, especial!)
among the greut Whig Counties of the Reserve,
ihe awakening is less decided, the.vote will b?
lighter, and the Whig majority less than in ?40.
With regard to the Legislature, the Whig?
struggle at great disadvantage, owing to the ras?
cal! v Gerrymandering Apportionment of 1830
That Apportionment gave u Legislature Loco-Foco
in both branche?, in defiance of (".000 Whig ma?
jority, and thus scut Aileu to ihe I*. S. Senate.
Wo have not had a Legislature Whig in boih
branches sine?, though the Stale Ins been Whig
by .0,000. Now we feel confident of the House,
but cannot hav,? the Senate. We can only count
on l? Whig Senators as probable, but there is a
bare chance for two more, which woul I make a
tie. Alleu's tarin expires on the -tth of March
next, and we barely hnpo to see Thomas Ewing
??lected in his ?tend.
Our arrangements for receiving early returns
from this important Election are ample, and we
hope lo give enough to decide the resuit on Satur?
day morning.
Georgia?
We are of course beaten in Georgia, about as
much as last year. No Wliig expected?we had
almost said, desired?any other result. If wear*
to bave a Delegation in Congress hostile to tin
Land Distribution, hostile to even inciden tal Pro?
tection, hostile to tht? single District clause, and
voting gemenUly on party division? against the
Whig?, il is tjuite us well to have them called Lo
co-Focesas Whigs. lnfa.-t.it looks better. True,
the recent Congressional Kloction amounts to no?
thing, having Imen hold directly in defiance e: tin
law ; but it show? when- the Slat?- is, and that i?
enough. The Legislature is of a piece -with it. In
half a dozen strong Whig Counties, Loco-Focos in
whole or in part are sent to lh>< L?gislature, even
when the Whig Congressmen have a majority.
We give the vote of a few :
Countits. lrtfislaturt, '42. Congress. Governor, '41.
Whig. Loco. Whig. Lik-?>. Whig. Loco.
Wilke?.4 0.4-!? ST0.4Ut? 404
Talialvrro ....S 0.3?S4 ?-'.410 7-1
Warrvn.3 1.4S?? St?.4?? S52
Luxtdn.3 0.2(?3 125.340 til'
Kalilwm.? ?j.SO.? S??.SSS S?<i
M<--l?an.1 _.4(0 341.4.'^ 32i>
?it??.I 3.587 fi?).531 7?M>
Richiii'm,!.S 2.723 6.?*..7So 372
B._1?0?'.? '-i. 4 34?*. 4 S3S
hihii.Uiun ....2 0.!33 M< , iffj. 5l
???g? V. .410 4.V-..474 ?KM
Kwwock......-to s,?.4lHl ?g
C.halhHiu. .540 tn-i.0,^ JC7
?..reeo?'. .7S7 nu
t?4*i ?r?
Nf,lou. .718 S74 .....T?, .
Clarke. .4SI 887... .Ms, ?1-,
Otflelhorpr.... .; ..; ug.?? *f:?
Btvan. .63 7S.sa
Catadea. .tt4 227.?tit 2si
Scriven. .13s -,-72.187 ?>>?>
Wa-.hinitn.il... .ant? 4?-.^ Ml |
Putnam. .2~.*. ?Mn.420 331
Total?22 Cpan?es....ft??4 T2K5 ... .SjrJH 7 673
Whig majority now, 1,17?. l_\_t year, l.-fir.?.
03* The Albany Argus endorses the Beardslev
ticket a*? * reguiiir.' and gives the real Loco-Focos
tire cold shoulder. This is a? was expected.
[CTTbo report that F. O. J. Smith had been
appointed Vo* t mas ter at Portland. Maioe, proves
incorrect, or at least premature.
*m
FT Will tht* Saratoga Sentinel inform _?* plainly whether
it uieiitn _-, tkmg? if Yea, wbat it dot* tnean?by ?para?
graph In its Ian iixo which the name of the Editor of The
Tribune i? dras^efl ro*-.?t waotooly ' We ttrver u.?e ?*-????
language with respect to a political oppouenl withoot
tneuHing something, and never mean what we dare Joot
?peak plainly.
Mb. Clay and Abolition.?When Mr, Clay
was at Richmond, Indiana, od the 1st mit he was
waited on by t Committee of Abolitionists, headed
by Mr. Mendenhall o? Randolph County, tearing
along petition for ?he ?mancipation of his Slaves.
A number of the pj-ominent Loco-Focos of that re?
gion had signed it, hoping to embarras, him. Mr.
Ciav calmly and courteously replied to the roquent,
* taring that be deplored the existence of Slavery
ai a National evil, and would willingly unite in any
practicable measur _ for its eradication. He did
not think the course- of the Abolitionist-) calculated
toaccomplish that end ; on the contrary h?? knew
that the feeling in favor of emancipation had been
put back fifty years in Kentucky by the Abolition
excitement. The People were nearly ripe for
gradual emancipation, until the indignation excit
nd by the course of the Abolitionists absorbed every
rival feeling.
Mr. Clay, while he declinfxi a compliance with
the request thus preferred to him?he thought un?
kindly and unseasonably?and advised th?; peti?
tioner! to bestow their charity on tnose around thrm
who were in want while the objects of their sym?
pathy had abundance and were happy?desired to
maktt them a proposition. He ?aid there belonged
to him fifty Slaves, valued at $15-,000. If the
signers of this petition would raiie that sum or
give security for its payment, noi to hirn or for his
benefit, but for the benefit of the objects of their
sympathy, he would then give an answer to their
petition. Meantime he would hold it under ad?
visement.
No answer was given to this proposition.
? ._.
Case of Col. Webb.?James Watson Webb,
in lir-ted for leaving the State with intent to re
c< ?ve a challenge, appeared in the Court of Ses
sioas yesterday, put in a special plea of Guilty,
and addressed the Court most ably in explanation
and juslitiuation o? the conduct for which lie stood
Htiai.ried. He very forcibly urged in his behalt
the facts that no attempt had ?ver before been
made to convict or punish any one under this pro?
vision of law, though the offences against it hud
been many and flagrant; and not los? forcibly did
he arraign that depraved public sentiment which
condemn, the man who refuses to light (rather
than be ' kicked off the side-walk/) yet call? for
ibe punishment as a felon of whoever obey?) its re
qui.itioni by fighting .' Col. W. avows that he
entered on the stage of active lift? _? a military man,
adopted the code of honor of military life, and hu*
ever adhered to it. He suggests that hia conduct
in the affuir with Marshall was not sanguinary,
that he wan forced into the fight, entered upon it.
with a fixed determination not to take his oppo?
nent's life?a d?termination proved by a letter
written by him the night before the duel to Mr.
Hoskin, hi* associate in the Courier o_ Enquirer.
The District Attorney gave notice that he
should move f?)r judgement against Col. J. YV.
Webb on Tuesday of next week. The Court then
adjourned to Monday.
Philadelphia..?We rejoice to state that, ihr
Whig*, of Philadelphia city have fully sustained
themselves against tlm combined assaults of Loco*
Foco?mii, Tyleristn, and the fierce outcry against
alleged Municipal abuses, which drove hundreds
of good Whigfl into voting against us. John M.
Scott is re-electod Mayor over Richard Vaux by
1,008 majority, as follow? :
1S4*_. 1841.
_ia_.r..Scott,(Wb'gj 6,145 Mayor ...Pcott. ("Whi?_)5.&*i.
V.u**,(all .?on.) 0,137 Budger.lLoco) ./,!)>
Whig;majority.l,ws Whip majority. 9G5
It will be seen that the vote is 1.000 bisher
than last year, and only 1.000 le?--* than in 18*10
The polls wore not closed till after midnight, ?ind
them several were in attendance to vote in vain.
The Council Ticket of course dragged heavier
than the Mayor, and i* elected by only 525 majo?
rity. But for the name of Henry Clay, the ground?
less cry of ' Reform !' would have crtrrit*?d the city
against us, though it is perfectly good for 3,000
for '? Harry ok the West" in 1344.
The County of course went against ?i?, as it uni?
formly has done since l..l_.
Ovr.t.A.?The Anti-Bank Loco-Focos have
nominated a clean ticket in opposition to Beards
ley and the Oneida Bank parly. The two tickets
are as follows *,
.Rani- Loco Ticket. Real Loco Ticket.
CO.CRCSS. CoN.RtS?.
Samuel Benrtlsiey, of Utica. ?rn. Samuel Comstock. '
Assembly. assembly.
biiui II. Tower, Clinton. John Carrie of Augusta,
Dan Cadweli, Marcy, Ruiger B. .Miller, Boouville,
David Murray,Augusta, Aaron Bailey, Vienna,
- Pawett, Vienna. George Walswonh, Home.
We predict that the Bank ticket will drive the
other off the track. R**al Loce-Focoum never
amounts to mm h in a County so intelligent a
Oneida.
3_F The friends? of Home Industry in Brook?
lyn held a large meeting at National Hall last
evening, to choose Delegates to the National Con?
vention which metis to-day?E. Raymond in the
'..'hair. After an Add res? by the Editor oi The
Tribune, a series of able and pertinent Resolutions
were reporte?! by John S. Noble, from a Commit?
tee appointed for that purpose, and adopted. Sam*
uel Oakley. Rollin San ford, Peter Morton, David
Felt ami Wiliiam Forbush wer?* appointed Dele
gates to the National Convention, which assem?
ble-? this morning at the Lyceum o? Natural His
tory, 563 Broadway.
K_f'"THK Last of thk Bii i wi.ski.ks." n
Novel by the author of ' The Brakeman,' ' '1 he
Percy Family.' iScc. (?rst American Edition) has
?iiMl been issued by the ? Brother Jonathan ' folks
in a preservable Extra for twenty-five cents '. We
have no time to read Novel., at least, till after
Flection, but those who have will find sorn?
amusement in this.
Accident.?On Tuesday, on the Alum Spring
Road, near Lexington, as the mail stage was de?
scending a mountain, the foot board gav_ way,
and the driver, Mr James Gulbraith, was precipi
tated to the ground, and the wheels passed across
his brea.t. He survived only about two hours.?
Mr. G. was in his *21st y?'ur.
D-T* Willmingtov. Del., on Tue_day, elected
Loco Foco citv officers bv _7 majority : usually
50.
bJ Mn. Dempster gives another of his plea?
sant Pallad .oiree. at tho Society Library this
evening. Hear! Hear!
Mordkr?Most Horrible Akfhir.?Aaron
Whitney- of St. Clair c-ountv, Mo., was lately
found dead in hi? bod. His reputed wife. Sarah
Whitney, swore bet?re the coroner, that be c.?m
milted suicide, and tba verdict of the jury was the
same. Siuce the inquest, however, suspicion has
been entertained against the wife and a reward of
?.IAO m the Aikansas paper lias been oiTered for
her delivery to the Sheriff of Lawrence county,
Arkansas. She escaped from the officers. A few
days ?go we heard it stated that this same woman
had pasted through this city, on her way East or
North. [Cincinnati Sun.
BY THIS MORNING'S MAIL.
New-Jersey.?We hoped to receive some n
turns from Middlesex County for this morning'
paper, but the train came through early, an
brought nothing but vague rumor. In Essex, ther
was no serious opposition to the Whigs. In Hud
son. the Whigs have done the clean thing, as wii
be seen by the following :
Hudson C'ountt.
First Gun from Neto-Jersey I
Jersey City, Whig majority in Council.16<
Van Vom Township, do do ...... ol
Bergen Township, do do . I1
Harrison Township, do do ..._41
Total Whig majority.........._8i
B_P Harrison's majority in this County wa
but 231.
Pennsylvania.?We have partial returns fron
the interior, but as every one knew the Whig
would do nothing, there is little interest in tb
ie?u!t.. Our reports are as follows :
Bucks, County Loco by 300: 3 House.
Montgomery, do. by 1,400: 3 do. (1 Whig.)
Chester, 219 Whig on Senator; House, 3 Loci
to 1 Whig, by a close vote.
Delaware. Whig, by 200 : I House.
Luco Senator elected in Montgomery, Cheate
and Delaware by nearly 1.000. which gives tb
Senate against us.
We have a report that Benj. Champney-i, th<
Loco candidate, is elected to the Senate trun
Vori? and Lancaster. This is very probable
though the District is strongly Whig, as Champ
neys i? very popular ami bis opponent otherwise
LCT* We do not credit implicitly the ?tatemen
of our correspondent that a part of the Whig ticke
for City and County officer? is elected in Philadel
phia. If correct, it i? better than had been r-x
peeled. The vote will be close.
Philndr.phia Election.
Correspondent of ihe Tribune.
PHiLAOKLrau, Oct. 12.1842.
Since the Extras. ?cc. of thin afternoon *rre out. the vnt<
for Prothonotnry of District Court has been correctly ascer
Inineil. As this shows something nearer the true Whig vat?
in the city of Philadelphia than anything that bas yet ap
peared. I subjoin it.
E. C. Dale. (Whit).(..OS.**
J.Hentz, (LocoFnicn).4-*>i/2
Whig majority.2.W1
This overcomes the opposition ?ote in the County, run!
elects our man.
Col. ft, M. Johmso*. has acquitted himself very handsome
ly in the two or three addresses which be has dell~ered on
liitf occasion of our p*e?*-nt canvass.
Tin- new? from " Old Berks," by the Reading Railroad,
Justin, is that the Whig Candidate for Protbonatary, ha?
been elected !
The fighting la?t nicht at Carel'? hotel, in the vicinity ol
?le-poll?, wii?. Oui of few moments' duration and owed all
it? brutality to nun. To the e'erna I di*grace of all parlies,
upon all occasions, the foul ?pirit of Intemperance is per?
mitted to icatter its pernicious influence. Il is to he hoped
the time ??*;i)ol far distant when nbar will be put to the vend
in; of liquwr upon ?uch occasions. As it is there wa* far les?,
annoyance from intemperance at this political canvas? than
was ever before known in Philadelphia.
We are .?mothered in dust, and the country round abo-l
isa? dry as a powder horn?the pritiripnl inconvenience
from whisk is the difficulty that the farmers experience in
getting in their grain.
The. preparations iiiuking- for your magnificent Water
Works Celebration excites much interest here and will in?
duce crowds of ?ur citizen?; to visit your City.
From the Coast ok Africa.?By the brig
Kentucky, Captain Jepson, wc have later intelli?
gence from Africa and the Capo de Verde Islands.
The Kentucky is directly from the Portuguese
village up the Bissau? River. Nothing of partic?
ular importance has occurred in that vicinity.?
The Kentucky was spoken ut die Bissaoa entra net
by the British Brigljf War Curlew, and was per?
mitted to pass on up the river without being boarded.
Captain Jepson took his brig up the river suf?
without a pilot?never known to huvc been done
before. The bark Gentleman from New-York wh?
anchored off the Portuguese village, just nrrivpd
from Gambia and reported that the Europeans and
.ulives ?ere dying in grt-ut numbers of a new
license that had recently made its appearnnce
there. The factories on the Island of Gilleno.
which were destroyed by the British some time
ago, had been rebut?'? by the well-known Blanc?-,
ind "ire doing as extensive a business as former!).
No molest a" ion from the British lias occurred
lately. All is unusually quiet at the Cupe.le
Verds. At the Tort of Barisco there was one
British and two Portuguese vessels of war, and a
great number of the crews were sick.
Uorrib-K.?John Dias, of Pike county, Mis?
sissippi, has been lodged in the jail nt Holmes
ville, on a charge of committing an infernal out?
rage on bis step-daughter, aged 18.
MON?y_MARKET,
Salet. nt the Stork E.Tchasse, Or:. 1 t
$1,000 \. V...... 1861. 89 I 10 Ohio Trust Co. f?:
$2,000 Ohio Sixes, 1860... 711' 25Mntnal Fire Ins Co.. 91J
$1,000 Keifluckj Six..??... 77 i _'> CiHiiin t.'ii. 17
.'? l>ei ?_ Had. K2 '? 15 Amer Ex Bk.i*n'
El ? .'Nil fOARn.
10 Ohio Trost. 63 |$1.000 Ohio Cs, 1860. 71
C?r.i:nrrri?I ami lUouey [fl?nera.
v.'r.usKsriAV. P. ?UL
The -nies to-day were more than commonly light, with
n -, material change.
Foreign bill? quiet. Sterling 7. a 7)?Fraocs 5.324 a 5.115
Mobile i? again a liule heller? we quote 1C a i". The
olher branches ahout J per cent less. Central 17 a 13.
A? tin? been supposed those who did ?ell not ihe broken
hank uoiesof this Stale before the 12th, have done badly. The
brokers will not buv them to-day better than 40 to 50 dl*.
count, excepting the Commercial Bank of B?rlalo, which i?
.0 ?llsCOUHl.
We have nnwitiingly been quoting Livingston County
Bank not.-.? nt l-V per cent oi.scouut. Ti.e Bank i.? in ?;ooO
Credit U'.it redeems her note- pn.uip?y at Albany at j p^r
cent. The error \?_? unintentional.
The New-York (?as .Light Company have declared a iliv
...lend Of four per cent, payable Nuv. I.
The San Mutual lasuraace Compauy has declared.? divi?
dend of thirty-two per cent on Hie eanie.i premium? of ihe
year ending October 4th, isti. tor wUici. ctrtihcaics will be
issued on and alter lue 1st November ?ext. The premium?
of ihr y?ar ending -ith October, were gH.i.215. The earned
premium? $.'84.H;>. Net profits ?9l,8y_.
The schooner Spartan lioui Bermuda ??rought $17,000 in
specie.
The Banks it is understood will anly be open a short lime
on Friday, and they request dial hank bu.ine?? may be done
fv-inorrow.
The lolls at Rochester show au increase ol $2,0.? 68 for
the 7 days ending 7th October over ia?t year.
Tue Americau Powder Company, ot which the President
ol the Cbarlestown Ph?nix Bank and Stanley, Iteed ??. Co.
were partners, ha? been dissolved.
At Charleston, bilis on England 7 a 7J. per cent premium:
Francs ?.jo a 5.06 per dollar. The hank rate for ?ight drafis
<?u New York is 1 percent prtra.
At Mobile '?here is a etvwl ?apply of bills offering', but ow?
ing sotUe unsettled condition of the market it i? extremely
difticuit to erlVct negotiation?. Since our last weekly rvport
i ates on ??1 point? have declined al?>ui 7 a 3 per cent with a
still fanner downward tendency. The ?t???de fi/ure? of N.
York 60day bills and s-ecie are in acc.->-.tnnce with actuti
?ales. New-York 6>i days 2i) a 21?Sicht 22 a 25. Specie
20 a 22.
rUnrketn? Carefully reported far The Tribune.
ASHES? The bill? out to-day are about 4<?9 bbls and the
receipts between 3?*?' and 400 bob ol both description?. The
demand for Pots is not active and the ?apply being rather
large the market ha? further declined, about 50 bbl? having
.?old at 5 G2-J, a fall of 12j ?inc. Monday. Pearls are firmer
and loo b.irrei? have sold al6 00, below wlnc_ none can b*
bad.
COTTON?There literally nothing duiag ?a this staple.
Buyers both for ex port and home con?,uiupti*?n appear lo
Dave deserted the market, and the lew s.l-s making indi?
cate a heavy state of lhe market, aud are generally in fa?
vor of the buyer. The slock is very low although from the
?mall amount ol saies taking place it is slowly increasing.
We quote L'pland and Florida at ti$-? 9; Mobil? ui a Si?
Uir 8**.- \ev. Orleans t?i a le_?l_ir 9.
FLOUR?We ha/e seldwin seen so dull a day as ibis has
been among the Flour dealers. The quantity sold has been
very >_ad and mostly in reu il lois. Tbe receipt* were
some -IV? or 9000 bbls. The Eastern demand appear, to
have entirely subsided. S_me large rereivers continue to
ask 4 SO far Geneve, bat the market generally ts a: 4 ?iS.,
and dallai that. Ohio flat 4-?-3?, round 4 57\,wiihi?m?sales
There is a moderate demand for round Oh-o at this price.
Michigan 4 37?; a 4 43.. We bear of no sale? Troy, but it
would bring 4 S7? with difficulty. There is some ipecu'r?
?Jve inquiry for good Gen?*s?-e at 4 JTt. but we can bear ot
j no ?ale? so low. Mo sale? of New-Or?eans of imptirtauce?
! bn sales 4 5?*? for superfine. In Southern there is rather
! more inquiry and the sal??s of new Georgetown are from G
goo ai 4 6_i?old do 5 00* Brandy wine 4 7. a I ?7J, Domina];
Richmond City 5 75, Country 4 50. Sab-?- ?'? bbi. N. ?brk
Mill? f*?r ?htpment at 4 ;0. live Flour contMine* to come in
vrry ?lowly, ami all receiveti lo-day, some 200 bbl?, w. ta?
ken at 3 25 fr?r North River. Meal is plenty and dull Small
sale? Jersey at: 81; A ?a!r 3t . bbl? BramJywine was maite
out of store at . ? On casb?bbds 13 25 cash, 13 75. I uwath*.
Buckwheat Flour is seiiin_ in ?mall lots at 2 62"- a Z 7.?. At
Roch**?ter, lnr_e ?Hies Flour were made at 3 75.
GRAIN?The market remains bare of Wheat witi some
demand for go*d parcels for shipment. The last ?ale? <?e?'
esee and Ohio were at 39 a 9oc. A prime sample v.?i_l?l pro?
bably bring more iban _?>. At Rochester, choice samples
were selling nt 75 -? 77c. The principal deniatul for Corn :?
fordisiiUini.', wbu-li bas caused tbi.? article, although not
plenty, to decline. We notice a sale of lJ*>o North River at
54c weight, delivered and 400 sacks New-Orleans at same
rate. No Southern in market. A tot or two oi Barley ison
the market, but we bear of no ?ale?. Ii j? .?unted at Roch?
ester at 31 a i.'?c. We know of no Buckwheat In market,
but the range !- trnm 31 t.> 34c Oats arc ??bout the .?am. a?
\osleri-Uy. bul more plenty. Cana! 26 a 28c?River 24 a 36
Rye i.? in _oo.l demand and maintain? ?t? pra:?-. We n 'tice
sale?. 2.0 bushels at 60c delivereil. Shorts and Si-ip St_t*'?
are still declining and the ?tock cnn?tanily accuniulatinir.?
We quaie the former at 6 a 6?, the latter ij a 'Jc.
HAY'?The receipt? ot Bundle ar?? small, which together
with the light stock, has produced a further improvement,
and we quote it at ??3. a ..j?Loose .2?. Straw $3 00 per
hundred batidles.
COFFEE?A sale of 150 bags St. Domingo slightly
damaged was made to-day al 5? a. 6c at auction.
TOBACCO?Sales loo bales Y urn at 20 a Jlc, and 20 1.x?
mii.iuf.iciurcd as ?c.
FRUIT?The bark Empress, with th. ?;r?; cargo new
Malaga, ai rived on Tuesday, being pearly two w?-?.-ks later
than last year. Her cargo was offered at auction to day hut
the owners refused to go with ibe sale at rates bid. Only
two three loti Raisin? were sold. 100 boxes M. [-.Raisins
at205,100 do at 2 tut, .50 halve? at 100. At 2 C'? the sale
would have proceeded, but the bid could nut be obtained'
_??? ke_s Grap???* sold at 4 00, 50 do at .1 75 and 4"0 Ualf k?-??
at 2 12J s s. We notice within a few days snies ct -?< ?? 1? .
pnme tdd Bunch Rai?in? at 1 .50; 15 case? Genoa Citron lt'c
4 moi and 500 _xs French Lemon?, part in bad order. I a $3
cash. By auction, 700 boxes French Lemon?, poor to lair
order, sold at .2 a . .50; 5 bale? Paper Shell Almonds 15 cts.
and 5 do Soft Shell 1 |J, all cash.
TEAS?The sale o? Tea? to-day was belter than the last.
Most d?_-cripliorr* improved lc to !Jc per lb on the previous
tale of the same carga A fair ?pirii was exhibited. The
cntaiogue was of low grades generally Young Hyson wa?
stopped at S2c The ranges were Young Hyson 45 a 32,
Hyson 4o boxes 40c: Skin 48 a 30"; Gunpowder 72 a 45' ?
boxes 6*2_ a 4.: Imperial 71 a *_2"_?boxes 4-4_* Pecco 64*.
Souchong,boxes, 54|, Congon 36c. There were sooutoi
town buyers present.
SUGARS, ice ?At auction, underwriter.' ?ale. per ship
Wm. Engs : 4.2 boxe? White Havana Su?_;ars, .^a ._; 510
do brown do, 4a __? 70 hhds Porte Rico do, 61 a(_, 4
mot.; 20?* bat;?Rio Cuilee.fi? at!}, 70 do Alaracaibo do, 1 a
7 a 7? do.
PLASTER?Sales several cargoes at.-?I ?7{ a 2 90 bere.
and 2 __$ delivered up the River.
1'ROV ISIONS?There coniitiues a moderate demand for
Pork and Se?f at previous price,,, $5 _7i and ? 37*} a 8 50
for Prime and Me?* Ohio Pork, and 2 75 a ,; 00, and 7 50 a
3 00 for Prime nn_ .Meis ?evf. Lower County Pork ?elL?
ai 6 00 ail oo. The first lotofnno Beef received tin- season,
15 utils. Mi-i?., wa? sold lo-day at 7 ?0 lor _ Souihera .? ar
ket- Lard in some request at low rales and v?e nonce ?ale?
400 ke-t-s a. 6Ji7 c. and Uto hall keys 7c. About _n,iii?ti In?,
("lift?se has baen taknn for export at 6 a t'je. The rauge is
;'>? a Gj. Butler ?scorning in freely an.l considerable Int.? at
3c have been taken tor ?-?port. For Southern market.?
there have been large ?ale.? ni Gosbcn at 16 a Is. Ham.?
and Smoked Reef an' without change.
Win. KEY'.?We notice sales ?.?" bbls ?r.I Western at
20 a 2i'} ; Drudge is20and ou.I; Suite Prison 21.
We .innex a lew remark? for tin? last ihr?.-?? days from the
" Shipping List:"
BARILLA?Sortons Canary has been taken to go outoi
t.e market, on ierin.? ?ve did Dot le;irn.
_.h.K.*???..X~C_ bales Cuba White has been sold ?or ex?
port on ti-rnis not transpired.
CAN ULK??Sperm are dull, Nantucket and New-Bed?
ford cannot be quoted over 2.J a 25 c-ii.s.
COAL?We tit.iice sales oi 50 ions Liverpool Orrel at .$T
V); bo do Hull, in lot?..." ; 105 do in one lot, .:? -.?"> all cash:
and 3"tt do Li?er*?oo? ' ?r. t-i on tei hi* uoi made pul.;ic
Cocoa?__ie?tn I00 bags Para, for export, ai.lcecls,
ihort price : and 50 d.. bom? use, a, both c..?h.
COFKiCK?Tuere i? -. inv mu .?m?an.i tor most des_rtp.
lion? ana price? are welt supported. The ?lock ol ttriinl
n.?.? been Increased hy the <u ivat of l**o Car_o? uirect
\\e nuuee ?ale? of <l>'0 i?a?a Br.inl at 7u 3, cenU: J'nt La
_ua?,ra , -i a i_ ; _50 ?Hanicaibo, 7J; 1"-" ?.una, 7j n ?' ? ; loi
Java. 11? u 12; HW gree.-; do B; 30 aumarra, 7]?ail 4 tuo_ .
and C00 Si. Uouuugo, Gi _ C? ? em.?, cash By luction, _50
..?_? Brazil ?old ui Hja .' cents ; ami C:> .laracaibo 7 a 7-J, 4
months.
CUPPER?-New Sheathing steady at 23 a 2.V? cents; a
-m-ili lot oi Peruvian P _? ha? t^eiti iKke.i t >x i-\;i.rt .it 18
i em?, 6 months.
UkUGS a\D DYES?We notice sales of 24 *a.?et,Cala
nria Licorice Paste,3000 ll>? Marncaibo Ualviin Capivi foi
eX|?on, on ternis not made public; 7_'l i.t>,- Li.r.iir--- Kvot,
??enta; ,; bale? secoud quality Jaiap, io, a .< ??? ca?,ksdry
v*er?Jigrj>, JW a .^J; ? c_?k? .ream la.-iar. ?7; ?? iew bhl?
American Refine?! Camphor, $1 ; 3000 IDs g?>o?l ??.:m _.r.!t.ii
aboutSS cents; 20 cask?, Oinoro Madder, Il a 12J,all 6tuos
?mil U io? Para Bab?aiii Capivi tom?me u?e, 2?l ci?, 4 mo?;
3-1 cht?I- ?'.i ii.lt; Camphor nave ari ived sin? e ?xur i<i.?t.
U\ EWOUDS?We kuov* ol . o .?aie? worth reporting.
PIS t-i?A considerable portion ol ibe recent large receipU?
oi Dry Cod at.?i Mackerel baviug been disposed ?*t?ti.e
inarkei in consequence i? mot ???tt-aiiy, ami bigaer prices are
?gain rietuandetl. Some 2a ?Mmi qu?ntala Ury ('ml soid .?t
_tl t>7_ a .?2i_',autl abou: 1000 bbls Mackerel, at $.a.-*9 1J?
lor So I, ?- a ?>?! I__ ior N?*. 2, and . ? >T; mr South .s.-.-..
i i'.hiieil H?rrriu_ have be.n sold .il.. - 62?).; sj 75 a reduction
Of -'? Ceil'.?.
HEMP.?Sale?* of 100 b des .Manilla, m lois, at *?l W ; and
4 ihm. Ilahan, . Jin 6 ? muh?.
LUDES.?Tue only sale that has conic tr> our knowledge
is 1400 Oronoco, (2J lbs,) to go East, at IS" cent-, 4 percent.
i ?if f.?r caib.
HOP..?Prime iir?t ?ort Eastern and 1?Vf^?,?.,; growl? oi
1842, continue in good demand tut shipment, ai i. .. i .,?-.
cash, for Eastern, and I2J ior Western, al wnii i some .w
hales nave iieen uL?;?.,?.-.! .i. The receipts have as yet been
i ?ht
INDIGO?Sale? of 20 ceroons Curncca.?, on term, n..i
transpirt'd ; . ceioons pooi Guaiimala, 75 cents; 3ca.?e?
Ki iii/.ii. .1 ""j; and 12 do Manilla,68 a81 cents,6 mets ?
Caraccas is si *?r. e, and ihe coming crop i? said t.? be ??
dent.
LEAD? 6f. ;.i.s Wisconsin ?j.iv?? bien .?..?.j al >'J 20; and
-. '? mi. . > 25 a 3 SO, l>oib cash.
MOLASSES?Dull; 50 hhds Porto Rico sel?l at20a21
cents: and40 hhds and 75 bbls New Iberia, 19 n 214 mos.
.NAVAL STORES?We know of_o.aie.of Turpentine
for expotL Spirit.? Turpentine continue? in _noJ demand.
?ales t.O t.'il? at j7 a Jd cents. 1 BO? bbls pi Une ??-leu. d 'i'ar
nt._i 62?,4 mo?; 4uii. ommon North County Rosin,$l -. and
.'mi w hite o?> $2 _'?, all cash.
OILS?We ontlersiand there have been sal?, of VVImie
lor export at Sofa??? ; ?mi 2P0 bbls for honteuse, ai *>n-c!,i?,
i-,t?h. A Jot oi 2,i??'0 ealion- i ru;.i; Sperm has changed
band? at 68 cents, equal io cash. American Linseed st-il?
steadily at 92 cents cash; DOlbi_g doing bi English, held
abovethe views of huye ?. .%,.-,-. in lois m ?3 50, cash ami
I mo?' and a small loi Stmr?- at.it It.n.k, ??U ?>."..
IllCe.?The small ?lock, ami ibe _!.-..-:...-.- ot _??!,.i <iu_i?.
ties, render the market ?naclive without ?aiwul importut ce
yehierday, however, a lot "t 111 les, very goo?! old crop,
was taken lor export at j. L2_,casb ; 150 tc? handsome t.ew
cnip were received.
SALT?We notice a sale of I,ooo sacks Liverpool fine, on
Tuesday on private lerms, and one or two cargo??sack,
10 be r?fceived, al*o said to ba?e beeu disposed oC
SOAP?200 boxf? Italian Castile, sold at 10J cent? -1 mo.
?PlcES?Gt-uf rally are dull; 150 bags Jamaica, sold-at
8j cen??, cash.
SPIRITS??-There Is no new feature in Foreign?the sales
are 17 halt ?jipe? (Jiard. Dupuy k Co. Brandy at jfl 85 d J;
someirisb whiskey .1 7a ; Meder's Swan Gm, in loi? from
the ?-.hat!,.! .?i: and 35 p.pe> W.ilbr's Swan, $1 10, nil on
time,
SUGARS? There ?s a fair demand fur most de>r.nptIo_i,
and holders evince .?.usiderab!*? firmness. Tue ?.les in*
elude 260hhds Porto Rico ai .*_ * *_ c-it-.; UOSuCroir,
5\ a 7' ; 151 Cuba, 4 ' a 5\ : 5Q New t ??-??-aas, .5' ; 100 libi?
do *>j; and 1 a200 boxes Brown Havana,*, a 7. all 4 mos.
The last ?al. of Manilla for rehninr- ?.?'_? at b cents, ?5 m .
__rNew iron balconies and other improvement, are ??eing
added to the American museum, in honor of the _reat cele
bration. Tue manager i? prepar?- g a novelty (or thai . ? -
rasi n winch will a?ton..h and iieli?*hl the whole city._
The attraction? this ?.,-,?_ are the _e.t ever put forth there.
__/* The preparations making at in. New-York Museum
on ihe Crot?n Celebration day are ?urh a? will surpn..?
r-.ery one, ?iough, from the specimens ?.?-e havr had ul ihe
t__u?ger_ energy, ?t- have rea.??in to expect ?,reat Ifa ngs.
But we u..d-r?ia...l mere :??oc.ethi:i_ Incooi?mplation that
wiil ?urpav? the n>o?i ?angaine expeciaiio-S of the lover? of
ihe marre'ou?. There will tie repeated Dt-ifonna_?-e_ in
ibe Lecture Room during ibe .?ay. Sitrnor Blit7., _ik1 a
bostol attracLoiii?bailooR a-cen-ioris, flags, band.? of mu?
sic. Jr.c. The admit-sion will be one shilling,as u?ua!.
Festivities ok Ti>mor_o"?.-.?.?re there not: Yes we
kDOw there must be,m.nv pewi?,s who art d_.irtn_.of ap
p^anug to-morrow m gart* be?ltuiir ?ie occasion, who a?
yet, aave noi po-sesned ibenuelves of a new h?at-, to such
we say. go io Parker k Co *-. corner of Centre-?!, and City
Uall Place, and t;uy one that will not be rained If n cllanc?
to rei soaked ;.-i ihe fountain. P. Jc Co. s?-ll an elegant a>'
durable hat tor on}-* $2 62_. WtlI yoa not, to-monow, ap.
j;>ear in a new hat ?
O" Our re?der?witb anye -_;._on or? ih.-ir Skin should
really buy ibe liaban Chemical, S ,.-.;) sold by Jones of 82
Chatham ?treet. It i.? realty excellent?_-.ve*. -lark, .u- rj_rm
j or yellow ?km, a hue h-aithy clearne?*, and mai.es leader
cr cJiappe.? ?kin, ?wooili and easy. Tn- it once, do.
__T Good Olfire*. to Let at fair rer.t? in the bniM
in? .No. .. Ndv-uu-;i, just no? enlarged and hnprovrd.?
They are wrll locaied. ple^.^n and commodious. otStf
ET Home _t.dna.ry ? onvention?The ^lem
bet-ot the Couvenuon ?it Home luOu.?irv meet at the Ljc**
um.of Nstural History Thi? Day ai II o?c4ock- A. M, It
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
L-wrE?i?' DiART?This Day, October 13ib.?
SiTERiOR CocaT.?Nos. 120. IS2, 142,1?. 145,151,156,162.
162. 9. 8S, J18, 113, 163, 166, 168, 169 170, 171, ITS, 178, 180,
UM. 185.
CtscilT COCRT.-Nos. 20P. 102- 52. 5S, 54. 53. 82,113,130,
63,87. U?.90, 2Sr. 19. 160, 91,67.75, 77, 140, 229. 155,129.159.
Common* Pleas.?Part 1st: Nos '?I, 19, 117, 165, 67, 105,
23. S?, I?.ISI, 18T, 1"'. 31,43. 59, 73, 77, K-S, 16'J,i5.-Part2il :
No. 70.
Wednesdxv, October 12.
Di?tr!i-t C.-i-rn* of tue Init-T) ?States.?
The Drilled States vs. Major R. Delafield.?This was an ac?
tion to adjust a difference of about $3,00(1 in the accounts l?e
twe?n Mijor D. and tli?- (?overnmeaU The defendant was
employed a? disbursing officer at six different points at the
?atne tine, undrr special appropriadon* of Con?ress, and
claims to charge $2 a lav ?or each, the ?ame as if the dutv
had be?-n ?fon*- hv different individual?. The Cc_rt sus
taine-l the poiitinn. and the Jury found for deteudanu
MiRtuE Court.?An action wat brought by
Messr?. Ray lie? k Mnnrne. brt.!?ers in Wall-street. ag-ic?t
.lohn Thompson, also a broker. 10 recover $100. money lent.
The defence is, that the *"*ltm wa? ininiediatelv remroed
and handed to Mr. Pinckney, plainutPs clerk. Verdie? tor
defendant.
Siperior Court.?An action wn? brought by
David H. Williams against Jon?. Leavitt and other?, (late
firm of Leavitt. Lord k Ca, l>>v,k??.-llers,) to recover the
rtmonnt of a note lor $241. Mr. Leavitt ?uld (,Qt *., 1A37 ta
hi?juni-r rartners, (Messr?. Lord am' Robimon.) crediting
iheiii for hi.? ?hare m the establishment, and aiio??iug hi?
name to he used for a year. In that time, it is said, they
were unfortunate, nearly ruine.t him and destroyed Ihem
?. [ves. The present note, it is asserted, was given after the
expiration t>f tbeyear. bui on an accoaut staled by Robm
son (who has gone into bankruptcy) to be due by the eld
firni. Verdict for pniin'.irT. subject to Ihe decision of Court.
Circuit Court.?An action of Trespass was
brought by Richards, B.issett _ Aboo-, of this city, against
Weil* & Arms, ot Troy, for obtaining fro?n them, m Nov.
Ia?t. a lar^e quauluy of ^ood? under repr?sentation? of be
ing well of!, whereas they mi?- failed, and have become
petitioner, in bankruptcy. Verdict tins forenoon.
CoMMO?f P_K_S.?An action of Assault and
Battery, damages laid at$5,000, was brought by Thomas
Maxwell against Abraham Barbaric. The parlies each
have rope or twin?* l-ct?iries in ihe upper part of the city.
and difficulty look place between them hi the fact -ry ofuie
plaintiff, who had sent for defendant in relation to some
work, when,it is. asserted, defendant knocked the plaimi
?lokvn. severely injuring him, i.e. The defendant pleads
ihe reverse. The case was still on when the Court adjaurned.
Court of Sessions.?In the case of Patrick
Ktily, tri*?d fnr Forgery, the Jury came into Court with a
verdict nl Not Guilty.
Joseph viente was tried lor a Rape on Henrietta Janney,
a girl ol"13. The Jury did nil believe her lloiy, and found
him Not ?uiliy.
1'oLicE UfriCK.?John P. Palmer was anvstwd
for stealing a gold ring worth $le frein Edward l<en-?x,
mate ol the bark Sarah Marks, lying at Pier No. 5 North
River. The ring was found in his trunk and hv was com?
mitted.
Sanos' SarsaI'arili.a.?The discovery of the sirculation
<>t the blood by Harvey, and the law? that govern gravita?
tion by Newton,are two proruinent facts, which will remain
forever as imperishable monuments to the enduring fame m
these great men. Rut another, and, to the ma:.? Ol mankind
i much more valuable discovery has recently been made
having for its object the removal of suffering, disease and
pain.
Disea.es affecting the bhwd and fluids generally arc very
numerous,and comparatively hut little understood. The
blood is a (laid no generu, and enters every organ through
ihe circulation, affording nourishment to every texture and
the source ol each secretion. When, therefore, it is impure,
i:?, im- i? carried to the remotest fibres of the animal Imme,
:ii une instance causing ossification oi the arteries or turning
them into bone in another, white swelling or disease of the
joints; ?ils., ?crofula or swelling of the gland? in various
parts of the body; rheumatism, attended with palpitation
and disease of the lie_,t, gouty affections and cuiaueous
.eruptions, also result from '.he ?mue cause, and a variety ol
other malade ?. which soou hurries the victirii to bis i;rave
Sands' Sarsapanlla, a vegetable medicine, which is the re
?ult of years of labor and chemical research, in bringing it
10 its pr?sent ?tau- m perfection, will arre*.t and, it timely
.iiliiiiinst.-ri H, perfectly cure these diseases, by purifying
the viial Quids.regenerating the constitution.di?p?;tling dis
-.i.-.'d a. lion, giving tone to the general energies nf the sys?
tem, and enabling ihe blood to course on freely, and bring?
ing with it health and renewed vigor. By ils use the pal?
lid cheek will Io?e its paleness, and the sunken eye regain
its brightness; ihe ?kin will resume it? natural function?, aii.l
die li.iiii? their accustomed elasticity.
Prepared and -old at wholesale and ?eiai!, and for exporta
ratio?, by A.B. SAND'?, & Co., Granite Building?, 273
Broadway, corner of I'.li.iriih.-r-Mrret, N. Y.
O" Persons Who have any doubla of the efficacy of Bris?
tol's Sahsai-aRII.i.a, are invited to call on any of Ihe fol?
lowing City references before purchasing the article:
John 'oies.mu Peart-street.
William \V. Randolph, 579 Fourth-street.
Lloyd Bryant, No. i Avenue c.
Wm. H. stincmeis, D9 Cedar-street.
Mr. Johnson, 20 James ?treet.
William Stehbin?. corner or Itivington and Ridge-streets.
Richard Smith, H_ Clinton-street.
Rnben II. Gorden, 13 Orange-stroet
Mi?. a. Hodge, 39 Rldee-straet.
Williiint Wilson, fiti LeWi?intreet.
M. Vandewater,3l4 Madison sura
Lemuel Leland,86 Hudson street.
I. G. Reed, I43 Kulton street, Brooklyn.
Mr?. Ward,OS Baynnl-?tree?.
.1. vv. Henderson. 278 Grand-street.
James MeGill, 336 Grand-street.
M. B. Knapp,21 Avenue B?house504 Fourth-street,
John Culver, 191 Stan?oii-s_eet.
I tin not wish any one to pure .ase this medicine until they
[nUy satisfy themselves that all thai ??slid of ;t is true; it,
iberefore, they wiil lake die trouble to call mi Mr. liurqei,
50 Counlandt-streel, or at Milhau's, 1C:> Broadway, the}
can examine substantiated testimony in addition to in?
iibnve. which will prove conclusively that the article i>
?v liit: u purports to be. C. C. BRISTOL.
Ca'.-nos. ? A? the fameofthls wonderful medicine e\
lernis. numerous preparations are springing up to reap a
ps-ri >.l 'its reputation. The afflicted, therefore, should be
carelul, if they wish iIk- irue article, to a?k for Bristol'-, and
?<?>? il.at t!ie written signature of C. C. Bristol is actos*. UV
cork ol ihe bottle.
For sale by reputable Druggists and Agenls throughout
the country.
Wil lam Burger, Wholesale Agent, 50 Courllandt-streei
and 188 Oreeiiwitli-sireet, and at retail at the following
? ?Inc.-?. i Milhau's Pharmacy, I8S Bioadway; Rusbton i.
Acpinwall, I'OBrnadwny, 88 v. tUiam-street, ami in Aatm
tfo.ise ; Jn-.e, .synie, M. f) , UJ Bowery; Robert LeggPt!,
*l. 11 , 17 Avenue D? It. Qtuacteiibosb, 7n9 Greenwich-st,
..nd A. Hill 208 Greenwich stre.t ; j. <;. jjeed, 143 Pulton?
?Me. i. Brook I-, n i J. v J. Codilingion, corner of Spring ami
Hndson-nreet?; O.II. Rortnett, Third Avenue,corner oi
K-j-'i :,-?: ?-.-. t : Philip Merk le, SUS Grand-street; I) miel b
Tucker, 580 Grand-street; Dickinson it Goodwin, Hartford,
Co .n.
* Particalm*H nml IPucim r??sp?*ctin_ ihe |at_
rni'.-..y in th. Hth ??venue, near 16th street, letwe.-n Janie?
.... i.n ,.r,! George Ctsnkngbt, on Saturday evening-; the
?-it? of iVmin-r:
i.'ifjood County of New-York, j?.?Burr et Lampson be?
ing dulv sworn,deposeih and ?aiih, that on Saturday, ibe
iiiii October, instant, lie was in company witii (?eorge
Conkrighl, at the porter and <>?.?t.-r bous? of George Sieur
rer, No. 17 NmiiIi fVvenue, and ?aw three nien, named
Thomas Humphries, Hugh Crorse*/ ami James Gooden,
who nil app-ared to be mach intoxicated.
One ol ibe*??. Humphries, asked said Conk right to keep
the game of cards lor ibem, winch they had ?nt down at the
tah|. to -?lay. t'onUrighisaid that he would not?ffiat iiie>
might keep their own game and play their own gams', ami
i? it \%a? late f e w<? yoj.ig borne und going to lied. Horn
phrie?then u?'-d ??suiting ami indecent Inngoage to Conk
rigbr, and called :bim a brat ofa boy, and ?.ml ihatbeUid
n -i weigh z-.-iit stone, and that he would take him ami eat
; ? 111 > up. Hugh Crossey then commenced at ^'onkright.anrf
jum&ed up lioui the table and clinched hold ?t Conkiight
by ihe breastand i^re ui? .?hirt bosom out.
Gooden then . inched hold o! the back of a heavy curled
maple chair and broke itj ami took ine beck of the chair
and attempt?*- to ?ink?' conkrigbt, and the landlord seized
(.iooiI'.-i.'? ami ?m.I Hrrerted u.<- ?.h.w. The landlord said he
vtouid not have anv fighting in bis house, atol Gooden then
said if Conkrigbt isrould '?<> out in the ?treet he wuuld settle
it with bim, or he would icltlc in*- d?ficulty, and'urth.-r
ibis di p< nent ?aiih not. B. LAJfPSON.
Sworn to before me this 12th ?lay of Oct 18 JZ
fVAPoLsoN B. Mo?ntport, Commissioners of Deed?.
City ami County of New-York, tt.?George Steurrer.
k.-ep^r of the porter-house at No. 47 Ninth Avenue, being
d.ily ?worn, deposes and s'iy? that the foregoing affidavit of
I'urrit Lampson is correct and true ?n every riariicular.
GEORG8 STBURRER.
Sworn lo before me this liMh dav of October, 1042.
??. B. Moo sfTfORT. Commi?sioner of Deeds.
City ami County of Pirn-York, jj. ?Richard Forrest, of
Ihe ?.nd city, being duly ?worn, deposeih and saith. that the
foregoing affidavits of Burritt Lam pson and George Strurrer
?tTf. in all their particular point ?.correct.
RICHARD ?. FORREST.
Sworn to before me thi? 12th day of October, 1842.
olC li- N. B. Mount fort, t'oriimis?ioner of Deeds.
rriJournnd'i?; Pondre Subtile, for completely
a- ?1 permanenilv er.dicain.g snpertlooas human hair fiom
female?' upper lips, the hair concealing a broad and ele
vare.l forehead, tij*> ?tubborn beard of man, or any kind of
su-)--nluous hair. Be su;e t., ge-? the genuine at the original
:?:.?? -,i.7 Walker-eareet, one ?oor from Broadway.
4JI per !?nttle._ ?12 lmiS
IT T? Tnilor- ami Huir Drenuern.?Irn
uro^cl Ca.npiieiie-?pirit Lamp?, ma.ie expressly to work
by. Also. Ciiiiiphene ol" suoenor quality, by
o? lin" G. MICHKLL. 3 Catharine st.
FT R?-li^iou?i Service? o i the occasion orthe death
of the Revereud Dr. wiLLUM ELLKRY CHANNINti
will he oli?*-rvi>d on Thui??t!ay Evening next, the I3lh inst.,
al 7 ..'c|?ick,in the Church of the Messiah, o i Broadway,
npp site Waveriey Pia.-e. The Eulogy -v ill be pronounced
by tiie Reverend 'Hrnry W. Bellows, Pi_.lor of tlie Kir?t
f'nitaiiaii Society in this city, and prayers will he offered
hv the Reverend Frederic A. Farley, Pastor of ifce First
Unitarian Society in Brooklyn, and the Reverend A. P.
Peabody.of Portsmouth. N. II.. temporarily officiating at
ibe Church of die Messtate
??ppropriaie Mu??c will be performe?! by the choir.
Trie Clergy of the city and ihe vicinity, and the public
generally, are invited to attend. oil 3t
FT ?X*'I5.?i?on.?? ."Votice.?The Ordination?; of Joseph
Stockbrio_e. a Licentiate of the Baptist Church and Cn-p
lin in the II. *t. Navy, will take place this evening at the
Babtbt Tnliernacle, .Mui-erry-r-n-et. The Ordination
Sermon will be p.-eaclied by Rev. W. R. Williams, I). D.
The Exercises are expected to be r,i great interest to the
Bethel cause in this city. Services wi? commence at 7
o'clock. _ _ ol?* It
FT ?Rcntlem**?''.. Scarf? and Craral??One
oi the nio?i ..piendnl and extensiv?, asaorlmen.s of Scfirfs and
Cravat? ?-ver oflered in this city, may be found al C. B.
HATCH'S, 97 William-street. ol3 St*
TEE mi ALMANAC ?SD ?. g. REGISTER
For 1843?
I. AN ALMANAC, or CALENDAR, FOR 1543 6
and complete, with all the usuil CalcuUtkaa, _dap_u?,
everv State in the Union, kc, kc
8L THE PRINCIPLES AND MEASURES OP _*?__;
WHIGS: A plain and condensed statemeni of the *?__i
of difference between lite contending parties in ?ifcCflH
try. embracing an expedition and defence of the vieve?3
tbe Whigs: by II. Gresxky. -;
3. AX KX POSITION AND DEFENCE OP THE PRO?
TECTION OF HOME LNDrSTRY.sbowbg l0 Pofi
cy. Necessity, and benefits to the Laborin<* Mea of ft?
Country, and bow it conuibules to the Prottttritv __!
Weifare of ihe People: By H. Gkeelev
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ten expressly for this work ; *
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IS.:*; ?m*t<*
VNECDOTES, MISCELLANIES, _.--.___.,
... -, I>rcai va?
riety
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President to which rach is entitled, ?_<*.,__.
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XT Price for .?angle c.pit*- 12J ceuls, $7 per IW, i?_j ?U5
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olOtf Tribune Buildings, 160 N__aB-$_
The American Laborer for October.
The OctoOer number of this work 1? now publitbed __{
ready ior delivery to subscribers.
CONTENTS.
The Present State of the Question oi Pao.scTin.
to !,__. k. "?*
The Silk Cult. re.-Report of Mr. Bhss t. ??e Lteiju.
ture of Ohio, wherein the whole subject is fully d_._ss_l
and the following questions asked aud answered: I] <-?*?
Country a.tapted to the produce ol Silk.' Can It be <W
proritahly.' Is there a suriieient market t Is it necensar-y u,
<ive a Bounty tut its production.'
Instructions to Sn._ Growers, by J. B. Ti_i____c_
Letters on the iubjsct ok Silk Cc_T.r*._, from j s
Far.'uar, of Cincinnati, from J. W. O ill, Mount V'?*?_?_ n
W. ?ebb, En?., Hamilton, E. Wood, ?f Aihtabult Comity
J. Fox,Superintendent ot Silk Manufacture, Je__r*o_ c. '
II. Well?, Es?i., Sieubeu>iib?. F. Hauiliu, LoralnCoonty!
and J. Meyer, _t Perry.
Ten V?ikiiu FreeTradi*.
5e__.H or Mr. Ev_nj or Maine on tub Tariv_.
Appendix, from another Speech of Mr. Evans on lb*___?
subject.
WOOL AND ITS MaVUFACTVRK.
Brief Editorials, Extracts, kc
The American Laborer is devoted exclusively 10 ihn __>
vocacy and illustration of the Protection of Home Indunrr.
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f-'rr.i. ami in a familiar and ?practical wanner, the mo*-!,?;.
.?ect ami convincing ?act? ami arguments in support ot tj_.
policy Of Protecting the Industry of our men People. To
te.is eud it embodies the ablest Sp??eches, Repert?, Su_*?_
ami other docuiuent? on the .ubj.ct.
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Seven num her? are already out and ready lord elirery.
Price tor the whole twelve numbers only 75 cents, beia$_>e
cheapest publication of the kind ever published in the
(Jolted States. GREELEY _. McELRATH,
oil ; Tribune Buildings. I60Natta._.
Hiut? to ttioae Mu?ret in_; from ?nd_ge_._e_,
" Oh, in what perils ir! vain life engaged !
W'hai slight neglects?what trivial laoll:?
Destroy the hardiest frame ! "
The Heart, Brain and Lungs have been happily dssigoatid
the Tripod of Life; but that lh?we organs may 3.1 in bar
monious and undisturbed coacert, wa muft not forget the
importance of a healthy condition of the dlgairire nr??ai_
?ud ever bear In mind lhat the pur. supply ot '?lite's vita}
?luid," whether to stimulate the h.art to contraction, or,*o
?nable the lungs to perform their peculiar functions, or to
'?xcite the brain to distribute nervous influence unimpaired,
oe.irsa siuipi?- ratio to the perfection with wbich Ibe?tnuncb
mil its subordinate organs perform the part assigned them
m the animal economy; tor no'sooner are they opptviM.,
loaded or irritated, than ihe system languishes from iroper.
feet nutrition. As the oiost edicleut agent in this ?eaa?fDi
arrangement, Dr. Benjamin Rush's
Infallible Ilenltti Pill?
ire confidently recoiii-moided, having ?.?joyed the .???Le?;
icputallon for more ihun forty years, while coostixlry oie.
.11 ihe privai, practice ot that great uud good ruso.
To men of sedentary pursuit*? to females whose duties
coutine them within doors?to persons goiug to Mi, ?hire
ibe want of ex.rci?* Is apt to engender that dull -.ante
always attendant upon a disordered slate of ibe ?_c_?>>t_,
ili?-y operate like a charm, without pain, or any uopJeststf
it-.lin?, ami nlways with perfect su.ee?*.
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?7 Walker-street, one door West of Broadway ; ar.dat all the
respectable Medicine Stores in the City -, also,by H. Gr?e*]
'. J Fultnu-street, Brooklyn.
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NOW IN PitK.S,
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LIEBIG'S AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY.
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thrvaghout the country.
No work ha? ever appeared in the English language,so
?esriiig the ability and ?nierest of Liebic's aosicixtubal
Chb?i_tkv ; ami not a Farmer in the Union but should ob*
la.n a copy, though it were io cost fixe dollar? irutssd of
Uventy-five cents'. The loilowing extracts troin the prrfste,
will show mon- fully ihe nature of Uila work.
'? 1 have endeavored to develop?, in a manner eorTespoo?
? ent to the pr?*sent slate of science, the fundamental P?tb*-?
?jli-jot I'heniisiry In general, ami the lawsol organic Cs?*?
isiry in particular, m their application to AgrictjUrrre?1-*1
ilivsifjl?.?.'!'; to ibe causes _t let mentation, decay, ??-*VU'
ircfacliou; io the vinous and acetous teruientaiioDt, z??
D?trit?catioa The conversion ol woody tib?. Into **#?????*
mineral-coal, the nature of poisaus, ?jonWgions.aBdiEisM?1'
i?nd the causes of their action on ihe living organisa, to"
heeti elu.idated in iheir cbemicel relations. .
" Perfect Agriculture ij the true joundation of a? '?*?"?
and industry?xt is the foundation of the riches of Ststtt,
But a rational system ol Agriculture cnnnoifie tcra^*?6'
out the application of scienlthc principle?; forsochsiy?*
tein iini?it>e based on an exact acquainlauce with itM*"*
of nutrition of vegeuble?, and with the in?uenct ot*>?i
and action of manure upon them. This kiiowl*1*!!* '"'
must seek from Chemistry, which teaches the iikkI?of '-e*
vesligaiim* the e,?)inpo.iiioii. ami ef studying thecliarM*^
ol tin- different ?.ubsian.es from wliic.h plants d?_nre toe*f
nourishment
?' The chemical forces play a pan iu all the P?100*?*^
liie itviHij ..nuu.l or_an:?i? ;'ar.?l a B**_n__T oC hSIWSTWg
lion? and Chan?/?? in the living body are esclosl?Hy ?t**T?*
?lent mi) iheir tnllueiices. The dL">_?es iliCilie/ll 10 IB?? P*"'
? ?loi growth of man, contagion and ?-*w*a?^?^l?*?ff%|!S?
their aaalogies in many chemical process?**? ??fj!??! E.
lion ol the ehfirucal eo?mstMn wtx??'Wb*"**0, ~l,.,,?
lion? proce^.ling l0 the living body, an<l ?/"- }?Sf?%t??S?
presented by chemical couiponnds h?-i ?I*j been a ?ouje?
of my inquiries,"
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