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___-_? TRIBUNE
THCESDAY MOR: _:-.<.., SEPTEMBER ?
HENBY CLAY,
O? ??.-iTUt?T
r .y D?mocratie .Vlviir Senatorial Conven
tion?-l.v-t DI.lRlCT-AtameetillKOl ib., t_?t..
::od hele* on tht _.:? day of October, ISi?, the following reso
latioti was adop'ed:
" Rcsohtd. l'ha: th* r__t S-*n??to-*U? Convention of th
?Jui.iu b- held -.t the i"fo_;?A -> Hoas?- "in Le ti'.y of -N?-?*
Vor?. O- ti.e ?c.-iid 1 .1- -?, of Uc ob?i, ?-13. -i". .*?.?? clocl;
M. aud tlwt tie? Ch_J-_?i a*w s__ *?*..?.;. ?v dueno-ceU_R??
r,f." lgjsek.1 b?nson. chaui
_. ASAJXStcz, ??-c.'tw-v.
The gub-Tr.asury ?H-iie,
The following ib the concluding declaration o?
the Resolutions adopted by the Van Buren meet?
ing in the Park :
'?Xevw-abandoaing an honest ?asue.-brcaase when first
pre-nrted, the public mind _*_ not be prepared for it, w
asaio present it, determined ih.-.t it sLv! _linterw -.?? ? in th.
est-blished policy of ?lie country. - e go tot the we???-*
Md its ottfJ-ir, rhe (_"*( w?d ?ie man, the Independan
Treasury tad Hartin Van Burcn.
We are heartily rejoiced to sec this issue pre
Bented. If there was ever a measure of nation:-.!
policy -tumped with the veto of public opinion.
_nd utterly rejected by the constitutional voter*
of the Union, it is this identical scheme oJ
"Martin Van Buren for the establishment of an
' Independent Treasury'--?independent only in
being absolute!-.- dependent upon the Executive
will. It is th- only political measure which Van
Burcn ever attempted to originate, and the fate
it encountered was not such as greatly to en
.oiuv.r?- its ambitious author in devising neu
schemes of national policy. It was thoroughly
and universally discussed in 1840; the argu?
ments o: its most able champions, the approving
and commund ng nod J'rom the Hermitage, th<
whole power of the Executive department and of
the party drill were marshaled to it? support : and
yet it was scouted by an immense majority ofthe
American people. The only special favor we
have to ask of the Loco-Focos is. that they will
force it, in appropriate connection with their Fret
Trade absurdities, to another public judgement.
We venturo to predict that it will prove their
last experiment upon the popular ignorance.
But it should be distinctly borne in mind that,
even if they choose, the Loco-Focos cannot repu
d?ate the ?Sub-Treasury scheme. They have noi
even as plausible an opportunity for playing at
fast and loose upon it as they have upon the Ta.
riff. On the question of Protection, Van Burci.
has never avowed an open, straightforward, man?
ly and consistent opinion. The chief aim of Jn.
whole jKjliticul life, so lar as this question is eon
cerned, has been to diverge as continually and _?
far as possible, J'rom a straight line. The most
crooked stream in the universe never meandereo
hulf eo windingly or half ??o gracefully as have
Van Burt-ii_ opinions on the subject of Protection
To the North he is for it?to the South against \ t
?to the West he is both. The Syracuse Con?
vention judiciously rcsolccs in favor of a ' revenut
Tarif* judiciously Protective.' Van Buren doe*? i
not heBitato to avow to Virginia, through Ritchie,
that he is ' uncompromising in his hos.ility to tht
Protective principle* In his Indiana letter the
wisest men of his own party do nol pro'ess an
ability e?en to guess what is the meaning he in?
tends to convey. Like a paper kite, hi long as
he keeps ?n the eye of the gale?and while this
blows gently ant! steadily in one direction?br
ri-?s t*n^ rides with the perfection of grace. Hut
this/o.*'i,? a whirlwind?a sweeping blest from
every quarter of the compass?would puzzle Ja.
nu3 himself, though, in truth, v;c think the p-ipil i
the better master.
But on the Sub-Treasury scheme there i.? no
such chance for dodging and skulking. The firs;
blows the ambitious political eoidier ever struck
were upon the lifeless carcase of the ' . loneter,'
which his master had killed. His pasteboard
weapons were flourishtd with most promising
chivalry, and, as a certificate of fealty, he inher?
ited the weapon with which Jackson had slain
the B:mk. He considers himself, therefore, a
miniature edition of the Bank destroyer. His
party has succeeded in subverting the National
J_6?t_tion, beneath which we enjoyed for many
years tl-> best currency any country ever possess?
ed, which furnished the safest depositorv for the
public money the wisdom of man has ever devised
and which proved, during all the years of its ex?
istence, a source of greater national blessings,
mth fewer practical errors, than any institution cf
.qual magnitude- ever known. In this destruc?
tion he claims a far greater ag?ney than he ever
had. He is committed against it and irrevocably
-nt favor of its antagonist, tiie Sub-Treasury
Scheme. He devised it, argued it in messages
and letters without number, forced it upon (.'on.
gross in repeated opposition to the popular will,
made it the platform for the Loco-Foco party in
18 .U, signed the bill creating it and stakct^pon
its success his whole political fortunes now and
forever. He has been utterly crushed beneath
the popular detestation of his financial bantling.
And with a firm reliance on the depth, the intel?
ligence, and the abiding strength of this hostility
of the American people to the principles involved
in this Sub-Treasury scheme, the Whig party
may well defy him ever to riso. Let him rest in
peace, for no retntrgam give?? hope from his tomb.
We are glad to sec that the Loco-Focos them?
selves perceive and acknowledge the utter im?
possibility of repudiating the responsibility thev
at first assumed. They cannot deny the neces?
sity of sotne system for the ?ale-keeping of the
public moneys. They have destroyed the Na?
tional Bank, denounced the Pet Bank System?
both of which they created and fostered?and
pledged themselves to the plan of committing the
public money to individual agents under the con?
trol of the Executive power. We are hcartilv
rejoiced that they maintain their ground.
_j" The Evening Post reads a very sensible
and well-timed lecture on the practice of political
journals, to magnify or disparage the numbers at?
tendant upon political meetings. There is much
ground for its censures, but none whatever for
aiming them especially, and confining them en?
tirely, to the American The Post may find a
Jar more apposite example in its kinsman the P..*
heian : for that print did hesitate to declare
plumply that -5,00. persons attended the Van
Buren meeting-in the Park. Now nobody couid
be decoived by this except those who were not
there; but as this class comprehended by far the
largest part of creation, the Plebeian stood a fair
chance of being believed in some quarters of tiie
universe?though not much here, wc admit. But
the P'->t shcul-l begin its lectures nearer home.
In this particular ?...tance, taking into considera
tior. the gig_ntic effort-? of the party to assemble
a Idige concourse, the immense number of names
afiixed to the call, the spirit with which State and
Ctty oi-.-*C-olders e itered into the matter, and the
unbounded ooasts of the Loco-Focos, we deem the
American's statement, that tne meeting was a
faitur; not ?i amias.
rotad. . . ?- S i,'.-10,-14 S'J?,U4j, blb
Total decrease.? - ? .$11,?5,340
>*-__?3*___aS-j*'
The City Finance..
The Board of ??upef-dsprs held a meeting yes
erdayat which the Comptroller presented hi?-,
innual report of the ?_*-im_ted amount o'- Reeij
.nd Perr-mal Estate in the City an-? County,o
..cw-York, with a statement of the amount o
faxes required for the-expenses of the currem
A? this is a matter of general interj?-*:
u condense from his tables the following-stati
otnt of real and personal property ::. * te di_
.v_rds for I._3, and of the total increase or d.
:rease from the amount recor.ee for iS ..
Deer en ?
Wcfds. Real Estate. Personal Est ? t
I.??.-.! l*_>,450 >_^._i ?. iT--* .---?? -?
'I . IZ22O6.750 i.'/'.'.3.:. "s . -
Ul'. '. .'. . 11..:.'--? :-.r3-l i-1 ! .
jV. 7,476,Cf-J 2,'_2ti,537
-, . S '.-'-i - ?'.' -' 3?vl i
VI. 0,700.900 975 . ?- -
Vil. . . 10,6'0 475 3,606,000 - -
."VIH.]".?..J?.50? -.871.63- i-. - . .i
IX. ?.,_-l7,"-0. - '?? ? ?
"Y. 6.0.-1 -M t?O
XI. 3,937 0_) 87,40 153,37a
XII. 5 oS? '-- -? 750 -'.*?.-. - ? -
XIII. 4 O- - 175.75
XIV. 6.643.385 , ?,?0_9_* I 133 _-J
A'V.14.C-..3?0 r> ?-.,'.? ,; ? -
XVI.12 -JiG.To*! ?'J 67 1,2-S ? U
XVII. ..-_B3,3.t. 1,690,774 26i,3_l
i0,?l4 S'ji,04j,?>75
drCfea-lf.?- ..$11,045,3
increase. 1,230,0*?3
Net decrease."?9,809,611
Upon this property, the Comptroller reports
that it will be necessary to raise the taxes for the
present year, for the several purposes specified, to
iho following amounts :
CoB?n?eut Tax.$544.04- -J
School Tax (Stale)."%'?S?. -:.
.i ,u :..,. .113,99a 64
Mill State Tax... ......?*???? ;9
Inter .t OQ Water Stuck.&W.3-? ?
?Vatch Department.-\--" ' "
, , ? -T?,.' .UU.UOO t.0
F?gr-bi: :::.".'?' .?.....-.wmw
Educating Four mutet. .. >
Thirteen d?-faiid cutn?. ?tW UJ
Twenty-two blind. 440 00
Total.'.-51,805.136 41
The Report was laid on the t;ib!c and ordered
to be printed.
Maine.?We do not even yet receive full re
turns of the Election in this State. The vote in
315 towns, according to the Portland Argus,
.Loco,; stands thus :
-ndci-oa, (L?.co,).29,095
ftobi-son, (W?i?j.).19.6--9
Kavanagh, (Loc_).3.101
-_*j limon,. 5.662 28.49:
Aude; son's Minorilj,. o^'
If this is correct Anderson is probably elected,
is the remaining towns laft year gave Fairfield a
majority of nearly 2.00.
For Congress it is only known that Dunlap, in
the Second and ilamlin in the ?Sixth Districts,
lioth Locos, are elected, the former by about 1200
?nd the latter by 500 majority. In the oilier five
| Districts there is probably no choice. In theSen
I :te 21 Locos are elected, 3 Whigs, and in seven
Districts there is no choice. The House so far
is he-ird from stands 58 Lnco-Fucos, 21 Whigs
md 69 vacancies, and Districst to be heard from.
_?~Ew-J?RS_y.?Tiie Loco-Focos of tiie Fifi h
District of New-Jersey, at a Convention rccenth
icld, resolved that it w;is inexpedient, in the
present aspect of political afFaire, to nominate a
candidate for Congress. They hope to create
difficulty in the ranks ofthe Whigs.
Pennsylvania??The Loco-Focos ofthe Twen?
ty-Fourth Distiict have nominated Dr. II?.sin*
Looain of Clearfield as their candidate for Con?
gress. The Whigs bave nominated .'osErn Bt**-*.
n.NOTo.v, Esq. of Kittaning to oppose him.
3_f* One of tiie resolutions of the Van Burm
meeting in the Park says that as Mr. Van Boren
? s more and more vigorously assailed by the Whigs
?' his friends are gathering more clueelij ?round
him." We don ': doubt it?and unless wc are mis
'aken they will be crowded still closer before the
fight is over. The same resolution says he h
'becoming the rallying point* of his party. A
point will soon give ample rallying ground for the
whole concern.
(_Xj" Mr. V.an Bureii f.at opon the fence yesterday, during
the progress of th? ploughing match " 11. teemed to be quite
a: home, having had ? great dchl of experience in that i>.ii
tiOD. [Rochester Dnn.
The Democrat docs not tell the whole story.
As Mr. Webster passed him Mr. Van Buren
at-ied him to take a seat by his Bide. ?JSTo, -ir.'
said Mr. W. jokingly, ? I'm no fence man .'* The
request w?h not renewed. But where is Mr. Web
ster * going .
O" Hon. Daniel "Webster left tins city foi
Baltimore a day or two since. We understand
lie goes on professional business to hold a consul,
talion with other Lawyers on an important cause
m which the Slates of Ohio and Maryland are
interested.
[?_"" The Boston Atlas announced that J. hn
t^uincy Adams had consented lo address the pen.
pie of Nor/oik, at the request of the County Con.
vent ion at Dedhain :?whereupon the Journal ol
Commerce goes o?* into an essay on the mutua!
advantages of such an interchange of sentiment
between the North and South ! Have tiie Editors
a man of Massachusetts ?
O1" The Farmers' Clis met at the Pacific
Hotel on Thursday last, but nothing of g?nerai
interest transpired, though the meeting was a
highly interesting one to the members who wer.'
present. It was stated that experiments in the
culture of grapes proved that too much exposure
to the sun by plucking the leaves was injurious,
and that it soured the juice. Some interesting
facts were stated in reference to the usefulness of
muek'tatd p'i.-dre?te as maiiure. Several s.cci
mens of fine fruit and Indian com were also ex?
hibited, which elicited remarks, suggestions, and
conversations, which cannot fail to be useful tu
those who were present, but which werehwdly
pointed and definite enough for publication.
? ? ?
33* A fire occurred between 8 and 9 o'clock
i last evening, which entirely consumed a laro. 1
I story wood building, at the corney of Attoruev
and Rivington-streets, owned, and in part occupi?
ed, by Mr. Robinson as an iron foundry. There
were also in tiie building a grist null and ictc
store by Mr. Farrington, mustard factory of Mr.
1 C. L. Stacy, glass cutler's shop of Mr. Bonn v. vc
i neering raw mill of E. Moore, and the block ma*
: ker's shop of Mr. Davey. There were several
other occupants whc?. names we did not learn,
i The tire originated in the engine room of the ve
| neer mill. Entire loss about S?2,000-? part-J'?,
insured. George Wheeler, a fireman attached to
' No. 41, met with a serious accident, a log of ina
? hogany striking him and bre_k_.?rone o?iis legs.
Melancholy Accident.?Yesterday forenoon,
; 4? William Thorn{HOa Britten, a?ed ?bout C2 i?_ s, -.eprirw
! of Cap*. B--OU, of the pack.t ship Cut*- $_?-., Ivhig _?
the fovt of Mitileu L-ie. w?s gcin? o?i board that Tt-trl ?
deliv?, scat Utter* fox Europe, while pi-ii.g a'oatt-tl.r ?-aa^
?>'.?.ak, heac?:idi?r:-.!ly fell iat'-' the dock, a-.d striking !.-.
ntad either a^ai^?t the wharf or the side of t:ie ^ ?_*?', n;
t*l\e!i up iascii-ble- H*< body %?-?u cccrrjed t.- t<?? llosf.
tal, where he zoou \fter died. The d?C-a^d .?a? a clerk i
tiie?t ire*299 G_5d >t?ett- The Coroner will hold ?-? ??.
quot or? tiie body thii m-arciug. For what pu.[ z.*i"! \Thi
hold ?Tloiiu?**:? AHiy pot t_e CcuatT t> thi? aauecei-a y
?Htp-U- ia & t-wa like t_i?7
?MMK_agaB-3PlMgMpia-a3Bai **:'?=-3gg3****g_5_g
Wallac-"? Concert, on Monday "Evening
We barely mentioned yesterday tn? Gonce?
?;iv<.n by this eminent performer, on Monday cv
ling. Of course we had no time for elaboiat
-?mmenti?but wc will now attempt to suppf
'.he omission.
rheroom _ not well filled?bat the sever
? ntorm and the attractions at t e Park, where Mac
??sady rn-.dc his first appearance, sufficiently ???
.?ountcd for what would otherwise have been
.-...-'.ring fact. A symphony '.vas played, i:
.-hicii the talent of Mr. Riba-*, up'.p. h.s mcs? ??'?
Scult instrument, the hautboy, was displayed :
.... ad ?--? in a manner highly satisfactory to _:
tcliigent hearers, i- it not surprising that th
best performer on this instrument in the t*:_:?-;
...ales :s obliged to journey from city to city an?
be- the honor of making himself heard, instee?
of having a fixed pl?c. either at tue Park ? : ;
Niblo _, during the musical season This is on
of to be added to others, ol the discriminatii :
of the public in regard to the p itronage which i
extended to the hue arts among us. Whatevc
I dazzles is always preferred to true merit.
The hero of the evening, Mr. Wallace, appear
ed with bis viohn, to offer to the New York pub
?i?; a renewed proof of his superior geniu ?? Thi
piece he pUyed was J'rom the beginning to thi
end a master-piece of compot-ir.on and execution
? One would have thought that the greatest ech?la
of Arcamgiolo Corefli, the sublime Laeatelli?tha
LacateUi whose works were almost unknown ?
their vast bearings until the time of Paganini
who studied them thoroughly to form his nev
style, had appeared again upon the scene, am
had come to piay again upon his violin, to cham
I the audience on Monday evening at the Apollo
What pure Italian melody from the beginning ti
| the end, in the Allegro, the ?Serenade, and in th'
i final Barcarole ! What profound knowledge o
: harmony in the accompaniment of the orchestra
In short, what science in the progression of idea
! and the modulations ! Mr. Wallace's cxecutioi
?was never more perfect; it was ? triumph o
i science and of art. -Mr. W_]jace concluded th*
first part of Ins performance with another excel
lent composition of his own upon the piano?
" Variazioni di Bravura, e finale alia Peruviana^
?in which, amongother things, a complete varia
tioii was executed on the whole extent of thi
piano with the left hand?no one perceiving tin
least break or void, or supposing that be v.tm no
plaving with both hands. In the second part w<
admired for the fourth time bis introduction to
and variations upou, the Cracovienne, with at
additional charm, a master richness of harmony
in the accompaniment of the orchestra, which bi
added on this occasion. The variations of Paga
nini on the theme of " nan piu mesta," execute-.
on one string, excited, as they ever must, tilt
astonishment of those ?ho had not heard hin:
beiore, as well as those who liad, lbr he displayec
such a strength and such an extent of sound
high and low, that it was diihcult to believe thai
they were elicited from a single cord.
It will be very gratifying when in a short time
as we expect, wc shall be able to compare ?vit!
the admirable talent of Mr. Wallace on the pianc
that of an artist unknown to the New-York pub
lie?a young lady J'rom Norway, who bas lateh
come among us, and whose great talent, as re
gards i xecution and depth of expression, isspoki r
of by those >.. ho have had the pleasure of hearing
her, in the most enthusiastic terms.
Mrs. Sutton sang with great assurance, like :
person certain of succ?s?, and of carrying awa\
. the palm from all her rivals. She chose l?)r he;
first piece the air of Queen Elizabeth oi' Englant
in the Opera of Donizetti, " Robert d'Ecereux"?
" L1Amor sun mi f? beata.'''' We will end.avo:
to express impartially the opinion of the majority
of persons present, who were principally artist:
and intelligent amateurs. ?ilrs. Sutton did ?o
consider certainly who the person \v;;s ?he rcpre
sented, or if she did consider, she took her for th?
simple mistress of Robert, who hesitates believim
that iier lover can be faithless to her. In conse
quencc of her error, she sang the piece like a men
mistress, and not like the great Queen of England
the virago Lii/abeth, who suffers no rivals, anc
; who never descended to the light coquctric:
' attributed to her on Monday evening in thi?
piece. We mum say that she made no well
bound (legati) tones; all the passage, that re
quired flexibility and shakes tverc of the inferi?
' character called in French " ekevratesr- W,
heard her formerly without this fault, which ii
, ' considered a grave one. as she must well knew
, in the pure school. She breathed also out o
place, und ?\??o? ?=ome little notes which we con
demn?not because they are not written, bu
fx-cuusc they are not in good taste. The tint
recitative of the scene oi' Lucia, as well as th<
_ ; air which followed, were given in bad taste, anc
i not at all in the manner of Bordogni, whose stvk
? b''.. pretends to follow. Of the three singers wht
. have lately sung the Casta Diva?Mrs. Sutton
?nd S i ?inora Castellan, and Corsini, we woulc
say that the first was inferior, and the last,?nol
? on the first, but the second night ?he sang al
Niblo's in 'Norma'?superior to the others.
Neither of them, however, are to be compared to
| ".ignora Rui: (..'arcia, sister of Madame Malt
b:an, who sang it here some years since in a
: pure and chaste style, as a cultivated ta*-.: re?
quires.
Splendid Illumination.?Mr. Ed<;k, whose
liberality entitles him to the wandest thanks of
the public, advertises that he will again illuminate
the Fountain in Bowling Green this evening.?
Those who saw the last exhibition ?of this kind
w;K need no urging to go again, and ail others
should embrace this as probably the last opportu?
nity of the season. Alter the illumination Mr.
E: .e will give a splendid display of Fire Work.?
at Castie Garden?of which the last piece alone
will be well worth the price of admission. We
trust Mr. Edge will be well repaid for his habituai
liberality.
-???-_?-_
F??.R at Philadelphia.? The Franklin In?
stitute of Pennsylvania will open their Annual
Fair' on the 17th October. This Institution,
which is the oldest of the kind in the United
! States, ha* probably done more for the promotion
of Scienc- and the improvement of American
Manufactures than any other association or body
? '.living :n view similar objects. For particulars
in reference to the Fair see advertisement in
another column.
?****- Mi. RcU-L-, as wil? b* se*a by his advertisement.
?ives a Concert a: die Society Library eve:y evreinr this
.?e._. Whatever critics may say of his pe .-lerna m ees, i: ?i
<**.id??_r. that they are popular ?cd p-_ef_ o:i_aal ajd s_;k
i-.; c!i?-.c:??s::cs- H * ?-tUt*? S_-tsp*_re to music is xnen:
.r.-t tinlj a couoptit-i purely his own; i: was a bold exper.
?m: up-n th* ??ubiic t_s:e, but it seeDu to hare been abund
_>t!y succeof-l.
*^?-?^?
?T The Annual Convention of the Protestant
Episcopal Church of the Diocese of New -York j
commenced its session in St- Paul _ Church in
this City yesterday morning.
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BY THIS MORNING'S MAIL
Fkom Mexico.-?We I-jara by the arrival ofth?
S 2ri3- B-. t:i-.-. " ?? ? hen ? ??e ?ailed f* m Vcr_ C ?
i ?he lit of Sr|itember, the U. ?. .hi;. Vi..ce.in. 1. I
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ral of-iesp :??? ? fr. tn ? ur Minister at v'-\ic>.
r: .. ^ .. . ne : uuder tne late Co ve - i wit Me?
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0* Adrices from Flor-d?. sute a most violent
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Corre-po-deuCeOI The ?Tribune.
Philadelphia, 3?-pt _7?F. M.
Thf. Whjcj of PHlLsOKLfiitA.?Notwiih-t_..ding
li ajr<=e_ble ..-,..;. f last -.r_..._ an u men?- Whig :n t
, r t ?ufe place at the CuXuer ol F.i'm sud Ches-ut-t-erts
?hich ??_?? iudeed warm and euthasia?iic?cheenni:to : <
nrait_sffordiu^ tne sr.L.iif-T-t eTidc_Ce of the united _--l i
he Wh... nf i liilaOelphi i in ..-. ?- '....r..- c ).it< .:? Tne H u
Johi: Sr?ei : presided, _ssi.t-d bj -r-'-._? Vice Presidei ?
-u<! Secreta .?.?
Ti?: mr-Ki.<- was then el ?ueully addressed bj-Mr. Ser
.-..-. who ????"- listened to e-ii'li deep interest throughout ?
Tli- .-?marks of the speaker in rel? i.: ? Mr. Clay v.c
...!,.:!-. received. Mr. 5. ?--is trul*. ; ...-r.ed that " i ??- ?lai
t. now the ol ci f th Eye of ev^r* VV'hig in ihe I
. ..- -. .--..' the Wes't?HcvRi Ci_?v, of K a u ?...
Ju__^ Courad?one i f the most eloquent .-?-r.ik-.i in the
United States?was called for, and >uct? a speech I I.
dorn ever listen?. I to. It w__ thrilling, manly, and c ij til <
ling. Eveiy Whii pies?nt fslt itsfo.ee, and the bursii o!
cnthu.iasra which : ilowed fai :;? shi :? the very buil :
?hiftli .'? ? :-.-? : - ?' is ?????-? '??'?? "-'" ?'? '" --? ? ~\ '
of Da*? 11 L \Vle?;i.k ?,? is complimented, but ?lie referer.i e
? : ? .. giuui : - the charactei ? ? ? ; i i ?? ?"? of ?F..NRY
Ll.w ?as beautiful bej nd concei - " great ?n?. ?
nres-nt - uid gave to th.ii leelii . ?
: g -,.d '.. ad ? ?: of a- plans . Mi Conrad uevei
batter.
Morton McMichael, Esq ?the candidate for Si en!.?: I
!i.-.%t-d Jud;. (' . ., . -. ?-? ;? ' ' "i ?-?-'' ? '?'?'?
alio \i rirtn v res
Joseph K. ; .. E?q.?the active, able and intelligei.i
j Editor ofth? Cull ?J -?: ?- G i tte? was Iben >\.!. ra d ?
I tue -ta d, wheuoseof bis n?.oal happj -? ?ntere :iug ad
i dre.?.>e.if.-!l ?Wed, which, Wse ill th? ? ???- liad its desirAlef
-,, -. ??: ,- dm ? if th Whigs of Tenues ?
i ceived ? m?rite?1 tribute from tbi sjveaker.
B-.?: I regrts .-? ace o: time ?ul not ?^-fr.iir ? mure extend? I
nottCb of the r.r-: . dly .?'the Whip of PhiUdelphia.wl
;. -p. in-j; f- ' the .::>, n a? I ing * ? ' -' ??'itli a spirit worthy
he uejc ndants - I *7fi. Th? ..>? ci ig ? is Aso .;?l.?ieise?l in
au appropriate dtanner by Dr. Elkinson and others, when,
?,,,. ; ,t loud pa !!?'-. f the We?t. it ?vai .Tijouriiri!.
?4 Mr.BiTED Co.mplimi--t ?T ? General Claj A-, ?
ciation o: ihe City and Cuunty of Philadelphia last evening
nna limouslj :-?? lecti ?J I ? ?-' ?>- Cn_,dlei E ? '
Piesident. T,,e compliment i* a deservios une, t?. there
i . - ? ol breath, .i more ir.lr.it ind teal? us Whig?a more
steadfast friend . f Hi:>r.v Clxt?in .iur midst t!'--- N?r- C.
His time, his talent?, i d his all, have been noblj placed ci
the Sf-rvice ol ihe Whigs ol Ptiil.de.lphia.
Altxratio.vs.?The Whig Leeislative ticlrt for the
. ?;, has nndergon. ion ltd literatioii iu co ?'ipieii..-?
it the resiguati uf several Candidates. Lawrence Shuster,
-;-. and intelligent butcher, u very popular m?_o, stan Is
at iu head.
?AviiL ?V"_ii*Ti;n.? Pii- d stinguished s tatesn.au, whose
fCe?_tspee h at ?oeheiterhas excite much attention from
tr.- fact t.ut he bas evidentl) '.^-?i.', ??> ?? deli e :ii_ position,*'
a.-iveti m t..i? City ?-.-ite:d y aiteri ?? -.. j...u :? ..civ stiyicg
at the Washiuct in li .us^, Chesnuf-trcec.
New SteaMboai L?sf..?T;,>- steamboat Mercer, under
the comma .d <>\ Captain Samuel '?'.ni....ni. a ^e.itl^m_::l\ and
olficer, will ?hoitlj commence ruunin?; b?-t>*'erii th ?
? itj ..??: 'Pi--. r."ii The MeiCei i.? a large aud commodi us
! b?._t. _ ?1 I mi?: .i will meet with th li ral pair..i.-ije of
?.it public 1 u derstaud the new line between Philadelphia
...?I New York will also short!] -omav-ace opemtio s.
Fir?.:.?Dn ; . in pievaleuce of the st .r?n lut evening,
. i.i die Neck, a few miles from the city, was _esiro}ed
by fire.
A? Excelle***? Ad;.! ?-?j?Nathan S_rgeni, Esq., the
?Vhie c.nd.date for the Third Cougressional Disinc. ;i~..?
? nubil.d .m able, manly, and pitiiouc ndd.e.t to the elec
-. fihai district, which ?hi uld tie carefully read bj all
who feel au iut-rest iu the welfare and prniperi'y of sheix
I country. The sllu.i. n . I'.Mr. Sargent t.. a Protective T_t
ilf is <-ii_uqh io latitfj tin- limit sceptic Thrre no moieai?
d?.-. t friend 'o American Iudustry ihau Nathan Sargent.
Ora.Go> Territory.?The lecture iieh?rr. d last evening
by Peter A. browne, L>?j. >.ii ih- 0.'r?.T>:j Teniiory, wss at
I ir.ideJ by a \?r-^e a..d intelligent aiulirncr. numberiug au,.u:
j ->0? persons, ssho manifested deep imere-t through, ur, ai.d
i >-c?:a?ionailV-interrupted .he lea. ed lecturer by a hmat of
I .-.p.ilau.e. That portion ??! it whicli rei_trd to the rijiit of
the American Government was full cf iatere?t, and .'?!.-.
Browne .r-ni I cleaily to make out .i ja?t claim fn tn cl *
discovery ,-i"f', ??. _f ?he mouth of tlie i'olumbia.and :n. .?e
of Lewis n..? '";.?. -.; who -xp'.-ireii the Missouri li.- a! ..
proved pre:ty -??tiClusirely ll-ai L lulsi d, from British ?J i i.
meuts, possessed i.n laim founded npoa prior di.covery.
file :^c:n:? will ? e .. ; ?? ? -- lO*mcrT. ?v .-., m ?, xs hen M .
B. will how the ?:e.. i> -?f -m- e-.n:-!; seltling O.e?o...
On motion of Josieli .<..?: li, I' .; -t vote of ..?_-.. M..-,
I? .ed the lecturer by rh'irr p-- e :
Tur. Repealers.?Th-re i. a c- siderable ill-f??-*irg
existing amone the Repealers ol this city. There are two
rival Associ '. - and much suig _\ -is.ussion i> now going
on bet?veen t.etn, which u.n.t eventual'.j end in their de
--.ruv.uo.1 if pei-erered in. At present, the Only port*. '.-?? --
!?;?- i? the Public Ledger, through >vii.-.?.e column*, ?heir
!;.._ ?:id freinent communications appear!
??al- Accident.?Asonol Mr. Borie of South Fouith
??treet. a-ed thirteen \rj.,? accidentally fell into a cellar win?
dow _t ;he c.'.uier of Chesaut ind Fouith .t.>r;i, about half
pa.? two ..?'clock ??his aft? ruoon, injuri ; himself in t-ie must
king mso-er. Tn?* i*-:?-?? iro gratin?-; which served as a
; fa-t-uiiiit to t'.e window, fell upon his hea .cuttingand
? h,u ?iug it to such ?-. extei t t at foi some t me the :? ??.'
I life was despaired of. The little fellow was coveted with
biriod, _^J prese:-.;?.! ?a painful sight M-ss:s. Leeds i?,
E icgs should j.? : ? theii wiud
A boj :.-.": d Hamilton, ir.i-!.::_- .. F .i i -,;r-?t, n-.-tr
Carpenter, u :" in itely h.id one :" .. I inds drec?ful v
Uceraied thii mornii g by :he burst ng ol a .-.?.:.
RiotkRi Semtemceo ?Li the Court of General Sessions
? thi? m.-nii.-ii; several ?.er.on. who bad been convictod ofbe
? g -:.^i?ed in the various di?g.-.,cet'..-l riots among 1
? :n-a and w-a?--rs, which have orougbt ?o much odium upon
.-ur ri'v, rec lied t:.e:r s^n'.-nce and -.verr conduced iu
::. Th- terms .fimpris, nmeul i irii i \: in one \.-a.- : i
:. ?? mouths.
Marine-?I learn from the Exclianre B....ks that Capt.
T-irick na? ju t returned I Din the ?.?.-. . . ? ? .. .chr B-tsev
i Richa ds, su..k in fonr fa - water off the Delaware
! Breakwater,! ? : : .- ?hip lannel, and reports that sii
-,? ., ?. Id on ->?.:?; J--y for fliat L-t. i?, t. Cap? Meeker, of
t i? schT Riv-i. who will mimed.a:-:. ; .- ce d to rai?? her.
[ The sloop rl-..:?... ??.<! Jane, with coal, is uow tuhoreon
_ Be -.!. leaVj .-. ! i? .1' ?..- --.v.,'\ ;.
CiR M iKK.t,.- Th-re ii b. tli .? ?a commer
?" rs *i ?-- ' ec| : -. week. Cottou conti ????
:. it steady prie ??there is bnt little on hand. Flour -s
! dall and inset r? ?-.les i.ni ?? occurred t? note. G od
?.hippid'i brands may be readil ?oomi ed at $4 25 a 4 37L?
'? ?' ? ? en made at ?4
: .. Ry? $2 9 I ?.i ain.?W ? , rather ??:? ce.then
?'??'?- -?-? ? ?????- ? IO ?.le.,Url.C- -i
rtwi bresks ... I quote to ?it-., P-..
93 i .and Soul uat 9? I ? n. !;i- oi. South
en 03. Coin h.as b?n in dem-ud a: ..." < -:;?? f- r IV ?.-. .,.',.
low, iod46 f r S thei ???? bite.
I . .- usequecci . :" . ? ? : ?, a r rera?l i
try produce maikei i ? veil a . . prices ;. i
? ?? i Bun? r readily con 3 a 31
leges
; "". ?-"?-,??
? ' -: ; ' ? Sweet Pota! ? : kles 25 a 50;
.' - .-? per baski L Poo
?hi?g in market - seepi
? i inmiii-w ?!???
I ' A man najaed Mojrcs, at Hzrmonv, .Mo.,
recfintly shot Lhc lieriff, Mr. S. B. VVingo, who
v. a_ un his way to .seil the property of the former.
on an execution. Moyrea, with tliree ?usDectccl
accessories, has been arrested. The iown it? bad.
ly n_med.
IT Miss Livcrnwre's Lecture v. as ??ostpoued on
Tuesday cxer?ng, at the suggestion of her friends,
i in cons?quence of the inclemency of the weather. '
We are assured by Miss L. that the Lecture will
be given on Tuesday evening nert, without refer?
ence to the state of the weather.
J3" The Rochester Democrat of the 26th states
..: samount i^.e??-d fron _d.?i?,;o;i fee? at the sliow
i groos-d was about $14 ?3. ind from mii-ib-r-, aud snbic:::;
boa: 51,0.0?makiugia .??.?.y Si.-lOO. Thearr.outit
:" prtaniuoa for the year !3 ?J2.000, and the ccntis--ent ex
- isesireaeaily $1,(K!0. The t* c?ety r.cetvrs sf?Ofrom
ih? Sute.
_ Attempted Robbery of an Express Co.? '
t .?ri 1_-?reato Col-ci-t.. of S_-_rdiy, j?y?. ?? Duri.g tiie !a..t ?
- ij ?' Hie City of Toronto, f.-osj" Xiaziton, the tru_k of i
: :::tr.e?vs. ol* Porseroy ?: Ce'? Expresa, -?_ bi k
fjc-n; but he h.l f...-:a_a:rl_. removed his charp? *}oY
?l-_0, to bis state-.-, om, and th-ref.kre escaped the 'esi
-i - kerjassenger, Mr G V7. L. Sa;:;,, uu ?es, fottm ate
hi?trunk bemj !._-*;_c bmiei?<?peo, and about jt'eOO ab
stract-reL ihe robb;-, have =oc bcea discoverci. but axe
supp-s???. to nare goae ashore st Cbour?-;.
! f-loch-it?' Democra-, 26:b,
_^___s____a*B*.-ri?lj? ????w*'*-? h m ? rsssT^mts?mm^jmiL^aBsst^
XT We understand that an application was
nad? on Frirfav last to Chief justice HornHlower
od Justices Xevius and Whitehead. at Cham
?? rs. for a habeas corpus to admit to bad Jos. ph
Vtrrer, Jr. who wis recently tried at Bel ?id?-re
: - murder of John CHStncr_md against whom
here are four other indictment- The apphca
ion was successful, an-1 ho was ordered to 5nd
iii in **.!6.0.10??5000 on etch indictment for
r cr and 31'OO?l on the indictment ?or assault
e boy, Ji.se Force, with ?ntpni to kill. lit
; tobe br-ugM before Jut!iieV-hitchi_d,aLMor
, m-sune time this week, and will rfoubtlrss
dis uareed (mm confinement. He will prpoa.
,:,- be tried again at the November Term ol tiie
.? arren Over and Terminer upon one ol the in.
iicunents for murder, or for the assault and oat
;Newur-.-vdv.
'- ' ?i
\ Scarlet Panther.?A paragraph of a let.
.er from For. Gibson, dated A_2_st 26, in the
\-khnsas Intelligencer, gives the following ac.
?ount of the game brought in by the company ol
,-'-'- rnvtn, Esq., who had just returnee from
prajrics. "He has brought in ?bur buSklo
- ? ncteen cows, and eleven calves. He re
ports'that his party took near b hundred calves,
but that he could not save them. He also tooK
.n animal of the lion or panther species- It is a
-trantrer to Buffon or Goldsmith, and to usait,
?r is almost of a bright scarlet color, larger than
i p-nther, and t.ie most ferocious ammd, I sup?
pose, that ever fell into the hand* of the human
species. It was caught in a wolf trap.'"
??
_Lst*RN Seminary? !he Rev. Dr. White,
formerly ofthe Allen street Church, but now Pro?
fessor of Theology in the New York I Dtverstty,
has re? eived a call to the Presidential chair in the
Auburn Seminary, vacant by the death of Dr.
R :1 trds. _^_
r ' The Green Bav Republican says: it is
rumored that (.or. Dotv will shortly issue a Pro.
clamation callingout the gallant Second Infantry-,
Wisconsin Militia, Col. Ryan commanding, for
-pose of removing the Menpmonics to their
? Id land.
_.
Morse's Telegraph.?The Madisonian says
that Professor Morse is about to begin laying the
?res of his electric telegraph on tiie Baltimore
and Washington Railroad. ' The wires arc to be
protected by leaden tubes, in which they arc en?
closed. \\ e have iecn a specimen of these tubes.
They are about the size of a man's finger in cir
cumV-rence, and the bore is about a quarter of an
inch m diameter. 'Eve. Fes'.
- ?__? ? ?
XT Wc understand that the appointment of
Consul at Rio Janeiro has been tendered to Gco.
Wra. Gordon, Esq.. Pos'tmaster of this city.
?Boston Mercantile Journal.
- .?ii i -
C I T Y V V FAIRS.
- Wi.D>?:suiv. Sept 11.
Board uf Aldermen.?Special Meet-To.?
Tlir Board convened at 3j ?.'clock, alVr a long _t-.ii n f
the Board of Supervisors, >v!;ich adjounied -.?. lite lime spe?
cified ?-! ? ?
P ?.. . _. F Pt.'RDY, Ksq. President, a-:d a quorum.
Tiie te i ling of tue minutes of the ;? o last meetings were
dl?|ieu-l l .'
Pt:-.!: ..?:. Referred?Of S. B. Fuller for re' ef from
? t-?*; of II-.nun Thorne for drain or sewer in New-street;
sevvi-r i;. =iii-?t. from Broadway tu d?i av-iut-, oi Cor
I nelius Dnbuis aud others against building a ?ewer and cu?
( v?-rt :u ( lui ? place, between ?Mercer street and Broadway.
Re" ? I ??l n th ? Finauce C?tiiiint'.re on ihat pan of the.
Stleet Coinmt.??ioner's communication as t?late? to furihei
; ap;ir?)pr'_tii .: for street rxn-uses for tiie current >ear, >?r.'i a
reioluti .. appropriating >4<10D theiefcr: adopted. By ilie
?inir. on tiie Comptroller'? Communication on the sabjecj oJ
a. additional appropriation to compl?-t?* laying the ?_.-r
pip. i ; ?... city, with an ordinance authorizing an appropri?
?t! in . ( $5$ :??'>. ?>!??> to increase the sureties Ol the?i peris?
te d-r.ti'f the wuiks ou account of the Ui^e amount nioi.ey
to be disimbursrd bj himself.
Th duty ha? heret ?fore devolved up? . the Chief En?
gineer* but the laie incumbent beius* removed .?uid no sac?
app.ii ? .?. heuce -he conten plate?! increase of surety,
as he likewise temporal-) assumes his duties, but .c-.?>.?
additioual compen?ation,
?iui;-- a ?ar of ?voids occurrrd between Aid. I-???-. Chair?
man of the Aqu?-duct Committee, and Aid. Waterman,
1 lirmanof the Finauce Committee, tiie former a*s-tiiiG
tiie matter properly belon(?ed t?j that Committee, aud
ere -.\ is a waut of ccu.t^jy in the clande?tine maimei
? ?i which the r-p-irt was aJuut ?tin*' Lurried ttnou^h. These
- i n? Aid Waterman rvpelled with spirit, aud stud t:-.a*
??? -: 11?-.?-,trreuce ii.t-l.ded. Sic.
A.i amendmeut was offered by Aid. Lee, substituting the
President of ih- Board in place of th*? Superint-ndent, t<?
disburse tl>e moneys lent, modified *.?_> to strike out the
c' ?3- relat-re to pivinp the bond. Adopted after drbate.
It wa* finally ?r?:!ed for the Sup-ri. te..dent not : ? di-em
burse the moi-ej, but such duties to devolve upon the p.o-i
d?-..t . ! the Cr..t ..i Acquednct.
Resolution? B? Alii- Waterman' Th?t all persons having
account? for service? rendered or ????rial* famished, on oi
b fore the *25th if December uext, be iequr.?ted to present to
tn I Ctnipt oiler On Or b-fore t' at tine. Adopted.
Papers from, the other B'O'd.?A report and nrdioanc?
? . the C?>m. trollet'a c aimunicariou, ?suing $3,400 iddi
t ?iii appropriation? for C.u ty coi tl? c; .icie> f, rtbe ci:.'
retit >??-.. ? p'.rt of wiich in - ind-t. .he r?c?-p:ioii cf t'..r
P d-nt. A d.l?it-? ensued; lome ii.;rp firi..g as to th.?
uci f t'lcJoiut Sp?ciul Ccnnni;t--e on thatoccasiou,
their fa* '.?m, ?c
"1". ....jii.incr V?_ fir ?!y c--.ncur.e-l i.i l?y A vctecfT ?_o 3
I ??. motion to lay on tl?- t?bl. betni-lost.
Report in fa*or of bu Idn.e a f-e*et ia Eighteecth-ttreet
from l.-v:?:;- p?.?.ce, rxt.t.diiij SO? feet from the sf.vtr in that
Piac?-: onC?rred . ,
Resolutions?That ?2.000 he a?'.pr.-ipi:.at??l to mett the
bills ii,c-.ir-.d by t - 8 aid of H a tu up to J-1. lit. 1814:
concurred ?... 'Thai Danl. Moiran be a pointed *? City
.W-i-jh..: r,,ticiir'-d in. T.-at Philip Roach !- a;ip. i.itcd a
City Weicher. Before the question w*s pur, a motion to
idj '?- lade ?rd carrieil.
.-- ... ?d until Monday ere,,!,!-- ilt-,?..
C ? T T INTELL16E N <J E .
?,??!";;7 Calendar.?This dzy?Circuit Court.
: ?N i 7, II. i:,ir, IS, ?4, -6, 29,?-2,Zb,Z?, 37, "0,-13, 47,
?19, -, ??;, ?j, o3.
Com?:.?- Plea*.?Nos.43. 4.1, 4'.*, 47, i?, 4"h, 127, ?O, ol,
??, ? i .-..
W_d>e*dav, Sept-27.
Police. Office.?Theft o?- Culixar? Artj
A fen il named JuaucaiAt.it ??.i? .n.-f?t?-d aol
n '??- 'I :"'.-.'?. s:...a a fn.-ua-e, t>a.?kci, p. t st.d frying pan,
:?"? -:-. from Mrs. Elizabeth B_il .?* No. 44-rj" Cherry*
Itlee*.
?claries.?The dweilinir of Mr. Owen Church. No.
_5 H.-..Iy--:.r-1.. h? burj?lariou?y entered and a fivedoiiar
pairs uta, divers d;:.c1?> of clotriing 14 sil?e.
.. a lioz-r. of tine kiiivei aud fo:k,, and other propeit?
I?the I i.i- I -sc .jjiug-.
Thesl ?' i i ' ? i !r> -inips./.-i ia Sth atenu?, hrtiveen 41,t
.uni ?. . -?-, was broken into .-.:.d robbed of 22 pairs f
boot?, *??> pan . ceo buskins and 12 pairs of ilippeis
K I -:.- ' -burglar ?caping.
Di-oHL'i.Rt-r 1? vs.?;?Au old lady ?dm?* asceruined
? - i younc girl, bad been secreted at the
h .u-- . f infamy N_ 37 Readr-_ree:, k^pt by Catharine
1* :?':. went there with officer Welsh to find and re
hild. She and the officer were, however,
? . >,!;. -..u^td by 'he harridan ai.d sent -way. _l e
' - mpttined u the Police Office and officers Dri
ind Francis F. Smith b&viug e_Vcted an entrase?
?ato th?? house, which was luon* ? Coded, arrested Mrs.
fit-Id -and five of the inmates of her br?--tii. I, and ibry
::-'?? i topiLson. The little girl that was son-bt
e th domiciliary visit was made.
5toi._*x .roo.*.?. Recovered.?A co'ored b v nam*-d
Henry Lawrence ?-???.-day _-re_ed by Orficrr H?rmau 3
? ? ?.-?-., in h? i isession three silver spoons he was en
- ?ell ind-which he had broke up the letter to
elettrrrsD.D H. marked on them. Tb?uoy?rtas
'-:.?! an owner is ?an. d for the spoons.
- i u?A ra-irri. -I i" -nah? named Mrs. Thompir.,, ?:,ri
residru in Orange-ttreet, w?., created to-day on a.charj-, :
hi ?in?:, on .atn.-dav last. i-_i?-J ? f3 spurious or alter?. _?|i
t?n_ to be of the Bank of Vrrnon ?a this St. te, to
- H dra ,.-f 97 Crari?--street, ia payment for 4u ,;,..,
- rthofmeat _;d vr_-tab!?-? receiving .i t,2 in chan*-?
.h* v.as committed to ?n;*.^er.
Th>; B-ROLAHT of Rockwell's Stor?..?A ouinb-r of
; bav? been a:r?*t-d on suspecion of baring broken
?tot- ?tore of trie Meurs. Rockwell under the Astor
Honse and stol?n some *3l5.?-)0 worth of jewelry bat r.o
evidence rafficieot to Xuten the charge up.-"r. themwaaob?
oed -md tbfej h. t all L.ec discharged. None of the dto
._ beeil recovered. ~v
07" ' *iu . .i!1 rT^I; ?***:nci?ir ?iswerio the
PoWicauon made br John Bnrdell in y-~.te.-aav moraine.
Tribune . ?d wl,,en.has !>-,, also: :?;ibl.jh-l in'the Y.x?~,?
Ni-ToA iS?_rfa__' '-'C*VNI-NG- w C___b-?t.
?vtARl.VE COURT OFTHECITY OF NEW-YORK
?Thomas B Gunni-e, v?. John BurdelL *''?
;-? e, tne an U ...-.-: Juror*-, on the trial of the abov* m.
u ?- md -. bo were tor find?? , verdict for ?h. X
" - ben :^n'V_..?:ini.im.,? ?? ,^-j '
, : -? ?- ? : ? - t np*n th?-R-u*d that t!_7e had b-S
? rtmi at iRtetcoarK betwern LV_ Gummi- O... -Ut-i-wr TT-?
}Tp. Bu, Withe wife of ,he *A&__?^o?__d_L^
did not miaidM te?ect unfarorably upon her conduct K
Job Mff' MrIj11-*-03'
Edmund a. Han-is WiUiam Coffin.
--. who weefox findmira re-dicc in favor of the ?*___?
? ?? mottatqfrhe reut claimrd m MJd suit, he eby-e
? e concur a _m c?p-**iou ??ere- ex?re?_?,l br the Ju -
?e-- ?t. ,-vur oi he ^fea-lant ia wholly -___?__-,
3dr_ BudeU Irani a?-.y improper conduct.
??cob \V Anderson. Jotin W-?.xi?,
c L f'*"lk-n Stron?, Wa H Firsur.
Sept__l-. ?, _<3. fe^ _ -r-^B?a_ ?u? ,
BfiLDiNG?.?Notwithstaodin?: the comparsti-e
duin??ss of ousine-ss in thiw rity at the presen?
period, a truly su-rprising number ofbuild:*.-.--' ?_
being erected. We ?re iterally correct whx
8aj that tlie eye can be turned in no diction
without behoI?-!.ng ?1 building now going op, ?-?-?
sav nothing of those already put up dunn-j t*,e
present ??tison, there must be at least a hundr??
und ?tly under way. NToo.r_s.dent -yec?faiQ,,
!mv?\ to ?>me extent, wisely .come to the concis.'
sioo toimproVe their -acani loin aod render ??-^
productive. The?y are cert tin to <'o this? bv trt(:t
ing buildin-v? uiym them. The ikmand ic-r br>i_
Bi?res and dwellings is m gre it. tint they ?ire ?
most invariably rented \o\?r before the?/ ?re coa?
pteted, and _o?.l tenants c?m. ?it any time, be a?.
curta in _.dv*tnce. [Chicago Exprc$Si "
Statistics of Lucife??. Matches?One of ti*
wim?essea before the Children's Emplovnj-yj.
Commission, stated th.nt he is a maker ?f ^
boxes for containing lucifer mutches, and f0: ^
American nine wood, of which he .n_k(-s ti-e?
he is in tho h-tbit of paymg the large g^^
?1.100 a year. According to his belief fo-!
twelve to fifteen thousand gross of such boxes?,
he manufactures were made every week in Loa.
don darinir ihe vear 1841. Cicii box coat-cm
fifty mutches. I*pon these d;it;t the sub.comn??j.
sioiier ct-leuintcs th.it the weekly ?-onstuoptJQJ g/
? luciier matches amounts to 97,_??,UQu or ? G?A
000.000 yearly. ________
Fike.?The factory belonging to Henry P
! Franklin, destroyed by tire un Sunday mcr-jia?,
: was occupied by Williams _c Haywood forpri?
?n~ handkerchiefs. Between 50U and 600 piec-j
bf cloth, nearly half of them finished, and ncar?T
ail the machinery, V.?-re consumed. The ?oA
i was about ?5,000. There was no insurancefI.
? cept on the building. The ori-_in of the "?i*- j
j not known. [ Prov. Journal,
Re.n6sel.vek Coumtv Fair.?The Annual Fair
, of the Rcnssclaer County Agricultural Societr,
i- to be held at Lahsihgburgh on WecnesGavu-ij
! Thurday of the present week. The annual ad.
| dress will be delivered by William P. Van R^
| 8ELAEH, Et-i*.'. President of the ?Society.
[Albany Journal
-vp- Toi-i.t Fcrxishi-<o S-ronc. 163 B,-cadway, be
; tween Ccurttandl a::?'. Libetty ?t-e .?, t!-e most eiieaiir? u
I j.ir'111-.iit to be found in tr?t? city, comprising P-rfamtrj ?'
s .i,.? from the most celebrated manufactur?is, Bnuktt'fa
' the toilet of every style and finish. Combs, ice. and ?lar*?
: ais-runeui of R^or?; the subscriber baviogloaceip-jwj-?
i i:i ihe !a:t-r article, u eu__?e_ to choose such _i will jaittU
I a-, IT-; : beard? on the ?rsl ! i-'
G. SAU-NDERS, I.ivemor aud M-tnafaciu-r
of the Metallic Tablet Strop, 163 Broadway.
?J-*"*""** We ti!i<!?'r?.*.vid I'll' I).- Roae, the I'hvsicisn jo cri*.
brated in Pliiladel-diia f??r tli.? tuccessliil t.-itmeiit of?.'?..
siimtcioii, Bro chit?and Liver Disease -*?*? *? 11 heat th?.*...-?.
House .-.-?..I imv ':??? consulted ??;? Thursda] Friday acilSatK.
, dav, -.i.? _. !i. 2_>rJi and 3Uth of September.
L>r. II. . !,:i." American Authoi of ''on?iiinptionf_nb'e,
m old |.rac:?ti?M!*i and ; u now devoted hiin_<lf eatudyto
:!i. -.- :? ?-:?'. "i" ' ? liseajes. _
V ??--, h : : ' IA"*0 rOBTEi.?Oui inu?ici reai'-r- wlla?.
riuc wit ..-??? ?'? tisemen? - f new Pi...,o Foite-.fi,'.
'-, Mr. Atwill, proprietor i fthe M lisie "-.-tl.-o.., *?01 Broidwsy,
It i, n t >? ? in an advertisement au idea ofth*
beauty and excelleuceol tl.e-e itutruinents Tl.O'ttrhowiiii
to piirchasi Id i all ind '-vti:-.?ii.? for themselves. Ere?;
varivt; .finstrum? i'<, -ind ?II the new Music of the day, ars
for s-?le at Atwill's. S'ew Songs. Marche*! ?kc, are coaiaj
. out daily.
Tin: AmihicaS Mcscl'M continuel t?-> t?ouri?h.and?*-?
will, with ?u.-ri attractions ?_> th?- Indians aa?l S-?biwi,
Sr-renaders. Mr. Cole, Sic Sic. A G.aiiJ Pi-iformiuceire-y
: uiwlit .it half past 7 o'.:l"ck. _
rj* TI?- ei'raoidiua?--?- attr.icrion? at T?ale'* New Ycik
Museum draws crowds ol visitors This i* the la?t??jv bst
iw.-ioiiiie (runt Girl. Four l'o'ind C'.ibl. Ci-jcr Hiwvr,
:h-. ?.?J?..ii Chi-i* Joco 8ot. ?nd the Fud-ge dcrmiti. Th?
whole oi tlie ibore anparalleled curiosities *?.?? tobe-??_ifc
; ojc shiil iu*, iii addition to ipl-ndid perlbrannoa.
SAin.-'s SABSArABll-LA.?ScKort i..?..?Oilier dii?s_ih?v?
sl.iii ih. ir thousaods, hut *-? c r? ? tn I -?. has .-lam its tensof t_oi
sail.la. This ?try alarmiug aff crion appean under a ?rrat
i--.. i.-r--. ? form . from the si?_htest deviation frcmhexlui-o
'!,.- most fital ol !- ? al ?and entrai Mi.->e.-ise. One ol'iu i_o?t
'. commnn fo m? i. tubercular phthsis l'ului?n.ili? orC?i_ii~p
tioii <.?.' ihr lilil?-; ?"isciises of the hip and ki.?-? j ir.t ?uid-?hit?
. -welli-iK?-also tlie glcuids .'fthe iifck and Other parts of lie
bod?/. Kx-er ence has shown that Pands'' Sar.aparilU il i
j cure for ihi? lov-terat? ci-mi l-iiut, nul in ? mn-rou? lust?,--?
: it ha* brou.lit ri'tii'iiin^ h-altii in.l lue whe e the viralipuk
had idm isi tied. F.om :*? \> eparation Mid i*- uiiarcom&iiii
ion ".""i'li otherve*<etabl*-substanc?w it. r.|-...at-s by remoilnj
in tlie firs* plac? unhealthy action from the ?iiieaiid or<iw.
Bubstitutinj* health*, action in it> place, and civi,i(- tuMtotl-i
g-n-ral ?? ei???-? ol" th? .Y-tetn.
For ?-iitical.rs s?-?.- advcitisemenis in ilii. and othci city??.
!?ers.
Prepared *mil so'?!, wlio'.-.-r,.ile md re-ail, and f.r .'T?port?noi,
hv A. B. SAN*D**i&CO.. Drii--,iiti, (Gra.iitc Bu?diu?-,
?rr? Bio-ilwav, c-irufr of I'lnmbrr'-Ntreet. New-York, sou
liso by A. B. Si D. SANDS, 79 FnlMu-.treet aud 77 La?
Broadway, corner of Market-street Prie?-Si i-?r b->ttl*iai
?>..rr es for S ?. Ori-i:al docuuieu's mi? oeen v-euatoor.tfl-i.
"y- SomethiQS new i com?a; np -il-rr-sr e?rv darf???
cu...-of tu ea es, or i?io.fe?-ied*n tossy tlie l-??_t. but if **'rt
no: irii>t.:'~.rn i., cur opiiiio.:. ilvmon-y ; aid I'c- inflla.U
(Ivrr'isi.n: mo-t oi'thesearticle-) will b-?-n'ire'yl'Ut. -"'?
ert'- B im of Life b* t.j a coin our. * exactly ?i.itfd lodueu?
of the Lunr?. L ver and I'ro chial '1 ub-s, it wi I ?l-f?>?bi
iht-i i .-v-.-f. rence t a .-/ "ilieranicie ?ov. in eai>ttnce. orth-t
may come up heTe-?fter I? is p*tfe>_t*y scientific, and aeti
the a prubati n of all medical in*n v?h<> riave be om*1 **?
' ?luiiintol with its fo mn'a |r i? a c^,-r,i n cure '.?t ?'?'?[M?
?olds. ( o sumptoiis. Live? Comi-lsm:. Dy>pei.*i-- Brm.cM?
tis, Aithrr.a. Cioop, WI.. oj-iu_ Coui-'h. sc if uied in -el???
F-T ?uoof of -a lr.t Uh-'ie sra cd, ??? invS ??the att-utioaofl?
ifflicted to our :..;:._..- .1 ils nom Physiciius, Cie;.*"*-?!- wi
Others.
SolJ whole_?l? *nj ?et_il ji D-. CorertV office. t3J N??*
rtreet; al?o by E ?"n?^t^. >-. ; .; B ???--r? ; D ?i?. is "? Co."
F,.-: Broadway; Co .!i -?ton, 227 Ibi.^on-vieei; HiH. 3*
Greenwichstre?-t; \V"e..?.o?-r, ?41 F.iuhth .'.??.-iiut; W-<-j,
: r:>riier<-f l2Lst?_r -?-t and 1 laid Avenue, Harlem*, and Of ?
Rinda!!. Jortey City.
P. S. J. W. a r-Vs Black, Blue, Red, an- Cupyl_? lab.
sold at 1.5 Na?-au ^t.
-.o_j.T?al Pi!!..
, ,./* AH ,enaine medicine has " Wrixht-s ?ndiv Veft'.uM
nil* neatly prmte.1 on the iAes of in- ^xes; 1 d i'*-?**f
be reme nbei>d tint, if the word ,,Wri.ht's,'C*BiBi*?l?f?*1*
all i< positively wronc.
Olli?;-, devoted .-xclu?ive!v r0 the i_?!e of t'i?" ?--.?ci-i.?*.
??h I- I-?.-:.I reu??No?. 28J Greeriwich ?tr?*t, New-XSP
No. .'.es I'reino.-.t s'.rvet. Bo??, n; ?-. .d No. I'-O Racrstr?-?. r_l
la :? 1? hi 1.
?CT^R KAP WHAT C >1ST0CK*S SsBjAf ABILLS ?? ****?g
DAILV.-ThlJ li-.-- .ittbUll ful the ??;!".-.-. .f:-''run!
"-.???.i- ..- -, d lt?H ? ,-j l>.in-*as??ciU?s
anv sol til ibleth money. ?.
I ?. ? ???-.. ?:?>? troubled >>.-? -, r, ma with Rin? V..-r:-?UJ
j i-'i:?^^
-?*??:? "i" ?? ? d ?ve bottles of S :.?:;'? r?..'??i><!i'l?..?lc*i
??;? li ! paid 55.' I did net eti? I ? n ? *'a: 'j
JOSti H \''i!.A'.T.;.li-*,-'*?!'
N**w-"i . .: Sept.3 ici*!
XJ- ?in. ?mink... H si- Kbaoicstob will in thr? ?*
ttte* remove inn hair from ??? ,.?:?.? theface, udi,n***E
arms, ? ., anted uiid-i fort ?tur* : 1 id a t ?*>i'?r,f.**
>_... t .l_! ...... .... , , i 1_1.-? n-rrcn*
',-?-. in rinBoxe . nd must c en fmm?iContuod?mf
Iheouly ^Iac-; to obtain the.euuine intbUci V. *'?? "^.Z.
>.. in..,- t>- bad thec?lebrared Beaa-tfyimt Lo'i .u.f?rr??Ia?-1*?*,*
tan.liccklea, mor.,!,??, sunburn, punplas,?Sc.?*~. rv.ee >
Cenu j*r bottle.
~A~r The no?t ?salutary effects h?T*- at?*ndcd the ??*
FLCMUfC*. Mkdicated _ti.iRi-K(Zt C---OT. it,-f-af ?TeT,
"ailed to . ni know I -.?'-. ?,. ;,. n th- tur?ctioiu ve ?jj-r '??*;,
His Wokh C-.1DT itar.ti?. t-jm-raled ai n Wcrm csi?-?- *
s purely vegetabh .-'.-!? sa?? md we x^%t^Zl
at 11 its m'.ii'.s w?re naiietitood b-. ne xhers ttaatu7*~
'.he, ?aou?.. bewiihoui it. _ ."Vas
It is sold whoi-?aie _.id r.-t-?.il at Dr. C oT*rt's office. _"-. ?
*n -t, Clinton H-dJij-also-JiO Bo-er ,n E-?t B:o ?"^?fZ
no-um *t.;;-!?? Greenwich st; til Eiitbth ?"^'?^'aJ? 'he
?t-and thirdav-uue. Karl-m. N Y; and of E.R-B??1'*H5
ey City.
' X?* Tiv followin. !e-.rr ^7u'.li?hrd t^.bv^ *-?? *-fictt"
10a in which th? Meadlic Strop isheJd iu Europe: p
Pi_.cr 1 'Ooto-v,- Rue R-cy.e, ? F&
r. L. Carter. Cut!? to ihe Kinc Mac? IS-'. *?"?tc ??? o.U
N.? v. Ute luspecioroi'Surj-ic-l l..?t*-uui-u'-s tcu? *"
i-.'i lorces.
"r. Gf.O. S.U. NDlJj. _ r/>C O?
Den Sir-It i-. ?i-1. much pleeisure I h*v- ?-?^Vet-ilic
>? 1 n ir- sattsfacrion cf the ! ?-?: con?ai_tni*?*nt ol '<X*J^ZS
zhlel R?/..-r StitH?, which I r.-cri.ed r.-le. I .<^Cf_??-?l?.
>7e ur.w DTOo<-tit to lb? hi?h?Mt pitch of *?"'*cI?':m,'-_??tior
iid??_t of their incoai?-*:ible ?u;?-?riont.T overall o:?-? ?^-.
tn.??a ma_ufac ured on tlie ?. .?!itia?*nt, ikc?>?"-i I:0ti*,?j45f
d p-*MMs->iac ti.e _une ad?ant met. Vou k .ow ??> ?L?
ii.-h price Razors is conai-Wable. and your Strop [**T?.?_
m y one I recommend with my Razar?. I ?T-11-?, ...for
re the ?noit ri-?:te-*inf* tesrimo-iials ol'ia m-nt, -??"i ?_?>
r?, but f?v ino.c ki?ids of Surgic A Insuumen-?- ,
Believe m-, d-a. Sir, yours tmlv. ?t-iTS'B.
S7~ The orisiiial o?*the abov^ c^i: be seen. ?i*?h ***?22_-3
oin cuUers ia En-;2an?J, and -b? from the nr?t i") ^-er??
is c ;i_'.:?;. Ir 1, tiie s me ar?ck that rvc* ve- ?2?S*_
,, yaax alter year, at 'he Fmis <-f the Am? ncan l*-*"^-0
G. SAUNDtlRS, bumtOC ?-_ ^'^^?-,'?r?