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INEW-YORK TRIBUNE,
NEW-YORK, THi rHDAY, SBPI- 20.
E Advertisements- F >r Oallfornit 8tsamori,?ea
Beventh page; for Amnserrv ?>??, iee first P*Se
HS-Tho Whig State Convention assem
bleu at Svracuso to-day to nominate a State
Ticket, to be supported at the ensuing elec?
tion. It will be seen by our die patches
from Syracuse that H^n. Wasrixctox
Hunt of Niagara, the present able Control?
ler of the State, will probably bo chosen by
acclamation as the candidate for Governor.
The Convention could hardly ha7e chosen
a more worthy standard bearer.
TnE Galtiiin Case.?We hope none of
our readers "will fail to examine the able
and conclusive review by Controller Wiiit
tlesey, of the Grtlphin Iuterest Swindle,
vhioh we publish on the first pag? of to?
day's ^Tribune._
In Dongi* *?, VrsttTiluy.
The Senate took up the Joint Resolutions
from the House, authorizing the President
to commence suit against Mr. Crawford
for the recovery of the Galphin interest, and
after a long discussion in which Messrs.
Paweon, Turnev, Ewi.vg, and Butler par?
ticipated, the Resolution was laid on tho
table, 27 to 25. The bills for thG establish?
ment of Collection Districts in California, to
make temporary provision for the working
of tho mines, and for preserving order ia
the mining districts, were passed. The
Senate took up the Indian Appropriation
Bill, adopted several amendments, and at 4
o'clock took a reoesa without disposing of
the bill.
In the IIouse the Senate bili providing
for the addition of four Commissaries to
the army was passed with amondment.
The bill amending the act providing for tho
better security of the lives of passengers on
board American steamboats was aldo pass?
ed. The bill requires that every steamb tat
bo well supplied, wirb life buate?proscribes
the number of passengers according to the
dimensions of the boat?requires a life pre?
server for each passenger, to bo furnished
by tho boat owners, and to be always in
readiness for use; and provides that no
combustible materials be carried as freight,
that the boilers be examined onco in six
months, &c. Something of this kind is ab?
solutely necessary. The number of lives
lost by steamboat disasters during the pro
sent season is quite appalling.
The Army Appropriation bill was taken
up and an amendment to pay the officers
mileage accoiding to the usually traveled
route instead of tho direct route was lost.?
Good. An amendment; was adopted appro?
priating $10,000 for tbe purchase of a bury?
ing ground for Americans at the City of
Mexico. A wrangling debate sprung up, in
which several members participated, as to
whothcr tho Whigs or the Opposition are re.
spoii&iblo fur the squandering of the public
money, and the general mUmangement of
Public Afiuirp, greatly to the edification and
benefit of tho 'dear peopVe,' uo doubt. Sun?
dry motions were made that tho Coiumittco
rise, when tho said Committee would find
itself without a quorum, by rcuson of tho Op.
positim members refusing to vote. Great
disorder and uproar prevailed for two or
three hours amid calls to order, motions to
rise, tic. when at '.' o'clock the Committee
roso and tho House adj lurned witbouthaving
made any considerable process in the bill.
Tho people will perhaps remember at tho
Polls who they are who thus trifle with the
public w'oal.
Sonlh-W* ?<? i n Si w-YurU-Ii'iir Mcliooli ?
Neu? Temperance.
Edltorltl Gorreipondence.
Owkoo, Ttogo Co. n Y Beat. 'a 18s0.
I have boon looking for tho labt two days
through tho South- Western Counties, for
morly composing the secluded region of our
State. Tho change wrought throughout
this region by the Erie Kailroad is all but
magical. AH tho villages aro growing rap?
idly, Elmira probably tho most; while
Binghamton, Osvego, Wavoriy (or Facbry
ville), where the Road leaves the main
stream of tho Susqnehanna, and iletferson
are fast rising in business and importance.
No part of the country can now Up unro
flourishing than tho Counties of Broome,
Tioga and .Chcmuttg, whilo those further
West are beginning to feel the impotus soon
to roach tho shore of Lake Erie.
Tho Free School Meetings I have attend?
ed at Jefferson and this place strengthen
my conviction that the Country will stand
with t! o Cities on the nide of Eduoatioa
Free to All. If any County gives a major?
ity for Kopeal, it will be one not fairly ciu
vassed by tho friends of Frco Schools,
Wherever the truth has been or shall b8
fairly exhibited, there will be a decided ma?
jority for Free Schools. The opposition has
boen as neisy and violent iu this regiou as
anywhere, yet I believe both Counties will
give a majority the right way.
I rode ten miles north of this place yes?
terday, through the valley ofOwago Creek,
to attend a gathering of the Sons of Tem?
perance at West-Newark, Tioga Co. Tue
attendance was large?at least 1,500 beside
outsiders?and tho feeling evinced most sat.
iefaotory. Tho friends of Temperance are
in earnest, and every new demonstratio?
ehowB them more and more engaged in the
cause.
I never passed through a fiaer valley than
that of the Onvego Creek?broad, smooth
and fertile, and with a wealth of orchard
and grass such" as is rarely seen. So uni?
formly line a growth of Apple-trees cannot
often be found, and they are generally load?
ed to the earth. Ail through this region
Apples are very abundant, Thore has been.
no frost yet to hurt anything, and most of
the Corn is out of the way. The yield has
not been very heavy. Buckwheat 'u abun?
dant and pretty good._ n. c.
Tribune Agency in California.
Our friertds in California can always ob?
tain the latest dates of The Tribune from
Messrs-. Still, Conner & Co. Agents, at
their establishment, corner of Clay and Du
pont sts. San Francisco, and in the Placer
Times Building, Sacramento City. Files of
tho Daily Tribune, as well as the Weekly
and California Editions, may also be seen
at the same places.
Mtesrs. Still, Conner & Co. have boon
appointed Agents of The Tribune for the
above cities, and are authorized to receive
for us Bubscriptions and advertisements
Our large and constantly increasing circula?
tion on the Pacific Coast, already renders
tbis an important branch of our business.
#a?* The Otsego Democrat (Burner) puts
up the Seymour ticket, bu* is not so sure
about the Seymour Convention Resolutions,
saving,
'?As to ihe plot form of principles' adopted in ths
form of resolution, we choase to wait and see in
what sense they are meant and understood by
tbone who adopted them.
" It seems to us that adopting the resolutions of
the National Conventions of 1840, 1814 and 1848,
is vague, and in ir r.ny respects unmeaning and in?
appropriate. * * * *
?' if nil quest;; ns relative to Slavery ftro settled,
aid Freedom Brcured to all our Territories, not in?
cluded within States, and the slaveholders attompt
to admit no more Slave States, and tho entire De?
mocracy nre hereafter to go for abolishing Slavery
? rd the Slave Trade in the District of Columbia,
and wherever C^gress has jurisdiction, wo are
very glad of it."
?0 yes ! and if the sky should fall, larks
weuld doubtless be plenty at a shilling a
bag-full.
.VrleftfitfN to the Whig; State Convention,
Cayupa?1, D. W.Telford ; 3, Darius Adams,
Montgomery?2, Gamaliel Bowdish, Hoot.
Washington?2, Daniel 8. Wright.
Steuben? 2, A. B Dickinson.
Sullivan?Cornells Wood.
Saratoga?1, Chauncet Boughton, Halfmoon.
Otvego?%, Joseph T. Stevens, Pulaski.
Chemung?2, Hon A.B. Dickinson.
Whig Nortilufittotia.
Washington County ?Assembly: 2, Col. James
Fakk, Fort Ann.
Orleans Co.?Assembly, Alvah Mattesonj
Sheriff', ROFUsHiLL; District Attorney, John H
White.
Otvego Co.?Aieemhly: 2, Jacob Cromwell,
Willisrustown.
Geneste Co.? Assembly: l. Albert Howe.
Delaware?1, k Morbt.
Albany?A, Jonas Oothout, Watervliet.
Jifftrson?\, G. W.Smith ; 2, 8. A. Wfir.n.
Wayne?1, C. Clarke, Jr.
Alonioe?2, Freeman Clark: Alex. Mann
substitute.
Anti-Kent Nomlantlona.
Corteepondence of Tho Tribune.
Drnin, Delaware Co. Monday, Stpt 23,1850.
The Anti-RenterB held their Convention fur the
nomination of County Officers at Haradon, on Fri?
day last. They put in nomination
For District Attorney?Wm Murray, Jr. (Whig).
For Antmblg?1st District?John r. Raiukkr, (Loco);
Jd Dlatrlc, Wm Glkason.Jr (Whig)
Vor County Superintendent?iuwn McDougald, (Loco)
All the towns. I understand, were represented.
Yours, A.
Itenescltcr.?Congress, David L Seymour, Troy ;
County Clerk, Dennis Lewis, Nassau; DUtriot
Attorney, Robert A. Lotteridge, Troy ; Superin?
tendent of tho Poor, Edmond Cole, Poestenkfll
Associate Justice Klij*h S Handa!!, Petersburg.
Two Anti-Rent (Equal Rights) ti tkets ia the field.
Pennsylvania. ? Tho Whig Conferoai from
York and Adams counties, I'a. have nominated Dr.
William McIlvaine, of York, as thr;r candidate
fi r Congress, in tho place of the late Dr. N<s.
University ok Rochester.?We are pleased
to see that a noble effort is being made by tho
Baptist Denomination to do their ?bare of the Col"
legi ate Education of fhe State. The poaition they
have (fleeted ;is tho location of a large i'nivcraity
has r.ti superior in the State of New-York. R ich'
ester is i rural, beautiful and growing city. It it
natural center fur the Urge section between Syra?
cuse and Buffalo. Its surroundings are filled with
an enterprising and intelligent (arming population
Its citizens are mainly of New England descent'
and favorable of course to education. The interest
of the county in which Rochester is situated, has
been expressed by a subscription from parties en?
tirely ttsponaiblo, amounting to about seventy ?yo
thousand dolla-s Fi'ty thousand dollars ia es
pected fem New-York and Brooklyn. From wha1
we know of the enterprise and pecuniary ability
of Baptists in this city and vicinity, we think this
sum will be easily and speedily secured, and a
preat and useful institution of learning bo given to
the western section of the State by a body of
Christian! who have hithetto been aomewhat dc
lirtitiect in this department of Christian benevo
leice. The friends cf the University hold a meet
ir g thia evening at ?J o'clock in the Oliver-Streej
Chuich. We hope it may bo well attended.
13t' We have omitted to metitiou the enlarge,
rncnt of the Courier and Enquirer, which ha?
been required by the increase of advertising pat?
ronage- We are glad to see this oviJence of
prosperity in our cotemporary.
The Dry Goods Reporter?This valuable
journal has been recently enlarged to the sizs of
tho large commercial paprrs and improved by the
addition of several useful departments. It is now
one of the most valuable ,;ourna's in the coaatry.
Sailing of the Asia.?The Canard steamer
Asia, Capt. JuDKlitS, sailed for Liverpool at 12
oo'ock yesterday. She carries outpassengers,
aid $256,070 50 in specie.
The Drcrt Case ?Tne proceedings in thi? re?
markable trial, given in another part of tbis mirn.
ing's Tribune, will amply repay perusal. There
are some singular developments in the testimony,
throwing a new though not entirely unexpected
light on the principal poicU in the case. We seem
on the point, at last of obtaining some intelligible
clue to the whole matter.
ST Preliminary arrangement have been made
to organise a new Bank in Jersey City. At a
meeting held on Saturday evening last at the office
of Clerk A Bacot, a committee of three wm ap
pointed, consisting of Messrs. Fink, Steele, and
Dan'orthto receive subscriptions, and to report at
a 'uture meenDc;. _
Eleventh Ward Workingmen Attend.?A
meeting w?l be held at Union Hal!, corner of
Fourtb-st and Avenue C, this evening, fcr the pur?
pose of choosing three Delegates to Albany, and
discussing Industrial Roform, which will be ad.
dressed by Wessis. Barr, Iogalls, Basseti, and other
well knows friends of too Ziifthtf of Labor.
For California.
We shall issue THIS MORNING
the XXXIXth number of The Tribune for
California, Oregonand the Sandwich Islands.
It will contain all the latest Foreign and D o?
mestic News, Congressional Proceedings,
Marriages, Deaths, &c.
Persons wishing copies of this paper will pioase
leave their orders early to day to pre ventdisappoint
nient. 8inp!e copies, in wrappers ready fur mail?
ing, sixpence.
Tribune's Special Dispatches.
Confirmation* br the Senate.
Washington, Wednesday, Sept. 25.
The Senate has c 'ntirnied the nomina?
tions of Mr. Philip Greelkv, Collector of
Boston, aad Mr. Kane, Collector of Bal?
timore ; also, all the nominations in Maine
except one, including Bronson at Bath,
and Gonnison, Surveyor at East port.?
The Register and Receiver at Dubu<|iie and
Mr. BabcoCK, Indian Agent at Detroit,
have also been confirmed.
Uarri.co.v Reed, Register at Green Bay,
Wisconsin, and Ei.isn.\ Star, Postmaster at
Milwaukee, have been rejected.
Nothing has yet been done with regard to
Mr. Maxwell, the Collector of New-York,
but it is now understood that his nomination
will be confirmed.
Ali treaties have been ratified, except
that made with the Minnesota Indians,
which is postponed. Among the treaties
ratified are those with the Govern meats of
San Salvador and Peru. Yours, s.
From Washington.
[Special Dispatch to The Tribune.]
Washington, Wednesday. 8?pi 25.
Senor Alvarv will probably be Governor
of New-Mexico. Judge Cullen of L msian \
is urgt d for the Judgeship.
Mr. Lockwoud of Obio and Perry E.
Bracctius of Ala. are spoken of for the Utah
Judgeship?the latter has the best chance of
success.
From Washington?Confiriuntious, Ac.
Washington, Wednesday, 3?pt 23?12* P.M.
All the Maine Collectors were confirmed
yesterday, except Mr. llinkley of Castine,
who was rejected. There was no change in
the original appointments, excepting the
substitution of Mr. Bronson for Mr. Raa
dalJ, in the Bath District. Mr. Dunn, the
Postmaster of Portland, was n-?t confirmed,
but will be. Tho Senate ran through a
batch of 150 appointments' ia the courde of
lust evening's session. Yours. J. s. r.
A Shooting Cn?f?tirent Excitement in
Washington.
Washington, Wedoes lay, SepL 25
A tenililc shooting case has just occurred
in our city. Claudius Mathieu shot Joshua
Skidmore with a revolver this morning,
three balls taking effect, one in the abdo?
men. Tbe alTair occurred on the Avenuo,
and the cause of it is a suspected intimacy
between Skidmore and the wife of Mathieu.
Mathieu is at large, and there is an intense
excitement iu tho city. Yours, s.
DinnHtcr on the Erie Itailroail ? A Life
i. one.
[Editorial Correapoinlfnc?-r?r Telegraph.)
OWBCO, TIiir? Co , N Y, Wed, esday, Stipl 23.
The night train of the Erie Railroad going
down last night, ran utF the track about t .vo
miles east of this village, between 9 uud 10
o'clock, whereby the baggage, express, and
one passenger car, wero precipitated down
a batik about 15 fett high.
The baggage and express cars wore near?
ly destroyed, the others considerably in
jurtd. One woman, Mrs. Samuel Kendriok
(English), from Rochester, waH killed on
tin- r<pot. Mr. S. Ingraham ol Buffalo was
etveicly iijurcd?it is hoped not danger?
ously. Mr. Thos. Johnson of BinghamtoD,
a clerk on the road, was badly hurt?it is
feared fatally. Mr. Abraham Teach m anof
Bath, Steuben Co. and two or three others,
were slightly hurt.
This accident was caused by the traia
running over a cow lying on the track,
though bow she got there is a pu/.zle, as
the road was well fenced and provided with
cattle guards for three miles each way from
the scene of the disaster. The engine and
tciidcr cid not run off and escaped unin?
jured. The loss of property is probably
: about three thousand dollars. I do not see
that tinv one can be blamed for the disaster.
H. d.
P. S.?Mr. Johnson died to-day.
[ [Ed. Trib.
Tho \\ bis Glitte Convention.
SYRAiiii;, Wednesday, Sept.25?1 P.M.
About 1?hi Delegates have alreay assem
; bled ; twenty more will be in by to-morrow
morning. Tho Delegates will meet infor?
mally and by themselves in half an hour,
for the purpose of cunsultati m, and to set?
tle, if practicable, the three contested seats
in m tbe City. I think they will all be ad?
justed to-ni^bt.
Hon. Francis Granger will probably be
the permanent President of the Convention.
Hon. Washington Htnrr will ba nomi?
nated for Governor by acclamation. There
are four candidates for Lieut. Governor.
Probably Amos K. Hadley of Troy will lead
on the first ballot.
I think new men will be taken up for
Canal Commissit ner and Prison Inspector.
The resolutions will be strong, clear and
decided. All looks well. n, g.
The First Jenny Lind Ticket-New-York
outdone?Who i? Mad (Vow?
[Special Dispatch ?o The Tribune.]
Boston, Wednesday, 8spl 25
Ossian E. Dodge, Vocalist, bought the
first ticket to Jenny Lind's Concert, for Six
Hundred and Twenty five dollars. The first
bid was $250. Yours, r.
By Telegraph lo the .New-York Tribune.
The Democratic Whig Convention.
BraACUfi, Wednesday, Sept. 25 j!
The Convention will be full. Most of the Dale
gates are already here.
The Ticket will be Washington Hunt for Gov?
ernor; A. K. Hadley of Troy, for Lieut. Governor
-8t. John of Ulster, Canal Commissioner; -
Pquire* of St Lawrence, Prison Inspector; P. B.
Priccle of CbenaDgo, Clerk of Appeal*. A cau
cus is being held here to night.
The Prealdency.
Washington, Wednesday, Sept. 25
Senator Berten has written a letter to a gentle?
men in St. Louis stating that be would accept a
nomination 'or President if tendered.
Wisconsin Nemtaatlen.
MtnwAVKKE, Wednesday, Saul. 21
Chariest Durkee has accspted a e*Ji aigned by
S.0C? electors to run as aa Independent candidate
for reelection to Congress from the list District of
Wisconsin. _
Lecefece State Convection.
Tsenton, N. i , Wetlnealay, Sept. 25.
Tbe Locofoco Gubernatorial State Convention
assembled here to-day, which after being duly or?
ganized and tbe object* of the Convention stated,
an election wm gone into (or the ncaiiuasion of & 1
candidate for the support of the party. Several
persons were named. On the 5th ballot Dr Gao.
F. Fort, of Ocean County, was dulv nominated for
Governor. No other officers to ha nominated.
Resolutions were passed in favor of (j*neral educa?
tion.opposition to property qualification, in favcr ot
equal taxation, of an exemption law, of general
laws, and of tbe compromises of the Constitution.
Tee Erie Railroad Accident.
Owrco, Weduesday, ?ept. 25-9 ?. M.
An inquest was opened by the Coroner to-day on
thoae killed by tho late accident, bat owing to the
number of witnesses it is not likely that the investi
gation will be completed for a day or two.
The Fatal Accident to the Srle Ratlraad,
Ditpatch IL BiwcHAMPTOif, Wednesday;Sept 25.
Mr Thomas Johnson, who was so badly lajared
by tbe accident on the New-York and ErieRii
road last night, died at half past 9 this morning.
He leavi s a wife and e?veral children, ami a large
rire'e of relatives snd friends. Mr Ingrahs.m, of
Buffalo, is so badly bur: that r.o hopes of his re?
covery are entertained.
The Murder nr. Washington.
Wash kgton, WeJa?sdav, SepL 25.
Mathieu. who shot Skuimore this morn'ne. it stiii
at large, tbr.Dgh the Marshal and the Police have
been in hot pursuit in every direction, through jut
tnr day. Skidmore is still alive but his recovery
in hopeless; he protests solemnly against the tn
joatice of Malhleu's suspicious as to the infidelity
o: hia wife. _
From the Booth.
Baltimore, Wednesday, Sspt 25.
Tie Southern Mail is tbroagh, but there is no
news of importance.
The schooner Wm. W. Wyer, from Cha^res,
bound to Boston with 29 passengers arrived at
Charleston qutractir.e on tiie 22d. The officers,
crew and several passengers wore sick wi'.h
Cbagres fever?et occ time the passengers ha i to
work the vessel
Jenny I.lnd Ticket Sale In Itoaton.
Boston, wvicesjay, Sent.2i
The second ticket brongbt S24; a lot of 8, 816"
each; Ith, $10 SO; 5th. Slo 50; and so d)wn to
89, at whicn a considernhle number were sold;
thence down to $7 snd 60, at which most of the
tickets were purchased The lowest price* pa d
f?.r bock er-;B in '.He gal;ery was ?l 50. Al! these
prints ar in Bddition to the regular ticktt pric-? of
6.1. The preuiiams will p'obably amourit to $12,
000. The competitors, for the lirst ticket were
chiefly booksellers. The hatter* were decidedly
in the back ground. Tnera was a perfect jam in
toe hall, am; great excitement and oitteracss to ob?
tain tiokets.
The Concert In Boston.
Boston, Widn-sdar, 3?pt 25.
Ths tctai amount of premiums aud pries of tick?
ets to Jenny Lind's first Concert hero will ba at
least 820,000. Many of the tickets were biu-gh*;
by speculators and will ho resold st an advance.?
Tho desire to see this great singer outdoes every?
thing ever seen here before.
Kxoursian to (nnrtdn.
Boston, Wednesday, Sipt. 2'>.
A train containing 1.350 persons started on a
visit to Canada via Burlington this morning.
Helmste of ihe Bermuda Convict*.
BAi.TiMotf:, Wednesday, Sept. 25.
The convict* from Bermuda, arrested on S-inday
Light on board the schooner lCleanor, were dis
charged this morning, for wsnt of Sufficient law to
retain tbem.
XXXlBt CONGUlirtS....First Seaatoi.
SENATE....Washington, Wednesday, Sept, IS.
Four private bills, granting pension* wore ta?
ken up and psHied.
A joint resolution received from tho Home, au
Ihorlzing ih? PresKei t of Ihr L;nl?-d St?fss to cauie a suit
'(i be brought against Ueorgo W. Craw ford, lale So:retary
ol <"
Mr Badger hoped it would be puton its passage.
Mr DawsON mo'od to refer it to the Judiciary
Cimniitiee Lost
Mr. Turnev opposed tbe Resolution. Mr. CrtW
fird wm only ihn Attorney of h? Af?iil of Gulpbin. and
received unl) a fee a* Attorney?no anil could be in inulu
? c npiui blni at Ailomry Thhi pie* would he sutBd-nt
Becrn'da so plesd that tbe Courts bad no right to Inquire
ii lo Ii e it- tli-n.eni c f the accounting ollicur o' tlio Treisury.
Tbl? wtole prt r~edlog lit-n, was a mere el! nt to tvano
wash Crawford, for all anew llie suit must end in nothing.
Mr. ttw im; um the Senator was mistaken. Mr.
Crs? fmd kdu.il? that he received llf meney, and p'.'dge*
birosell iliat he will not enter ihe p'<-n hit h? sc rd as Al
toicey, or tbat tbe telton of ihe Officers of ibe Troaiury
wa* conclusive In Ite Courts Should Crawford Imesfiur
i Her ?neu ,-ie.is ho wntild lie a dishonored tonn, bit only p.ea
Will be tbat ibe payment wits valid. Upon t I* Issue lbs
Irlal will teke r'lre. Tcereeould be n-> wMin^iahin^ In
.he n.ittirr, tiutif he.'ohhd beanany black hailing by Com
it Wees or others, ibe truth would na esipblishoi aud I ts
i stau* should he msde e.rl.1 ratnrs upon questions la
h'chltdividtigisrns'der tbt lr In nor involved". Bine
vr-d Ml Crawford to he a man of honor, ard wi.l put In
i U cbl leal pi*? ; hut if ha rile, his executors ran come lu,
d those plea* mty e put In and the rate end In no hlog.
Mr Davvson rogretted tho feeling shown by Mr.
uteyj hm wb-ti geptletneu sp->se of whitewashing the
r . ? t,' irr ? f U- irgeW Crawf rd they ihotl d knosr tirsl
t e cksracter cf the m?n AsnMtudof ?*r Ctawford.no
w<,n;?.d to know wbatpartel Mr Crawford's conduct as a
n an t Bhllcofficer or ass poUllcias mj'tlred whitewashing
evei hy thr-biiprf-mo Court
Mr. TUR? i v said he did not mean to impute dis
bonoi to Mr Crs? r>rd, hut ihut it dividual lo tho tirsl cotn
it ui Iratlon to the House of liepresmtaioea osied aa ex
hinir btinTi. It wa? had nnd I.e. wus ct nasmned Ha than lo
?.fieri thit suit should he brought, a'.d as ihn inorlls of It
coulo In- so i'SJllj shown the cme wo tld clnar r.ltu
Mr. Dau son asked what proceediug* of the
Bouse coi cenmtd ><r. Crawford
Mr. Tl rset eaid tne House proceedings spoke
(or thr-h'iel?es.
Mr. DawsoB said there wat nothing in the House
prooecli-i s coidrirnlci: Mr. Crawford. The late Att )r
nej Ot-t"'Biwt,h great magnaolmlty had compit-trly ei
orerr-tcil m r. Craw 'oid anc t j>\ all th? responatblllty *t.d
blsue,If ibeie waaany, upon himself. Why, then.sn mid
ills b?? ru ed a? effort 10 w!:itewash Mr. Crassfjrd. wbrn
kti w?.' ? ieedy completely exonerated A Ith it Mr Craw
fora asked ?n that Ihe dount that so ne oi.tertal.ned a< to
die validity of -.he payment may b? removed by a In it^iai
decnit n If ihat decl.ion he edverse to nun he win'refund
tverj ceH wilt out a murmur
Mr CoOPER said that the Ji int R??ohition wns
rjefeclve. It was we 1 e established law thai inojey puld
ihr. \i)ih mistake < f aw coold toi lie iecover-d.
Mr. Crawford would not mate thi* plea, but
his Ezecnior migM This Besolutlon should be aaianded
to men tbii ditlicu ty
Mr Baogzr defended the Resolution, and Mr.
Bt rLaa moved to l*y lion the Table, ar.d ihe mjiloa was
sg ted II?Ytas. 27, Najs, 25
t'alifun ia bibs were then taken up. Bill* to
piov'.de Collection District* In Calllnrnia, and to nuke
lrmp<>rar> provision for workloK the Gold Miaesand p e
servlsg Older Id the rrln eg districts, was taten up, da
bard and p;sied.
The Indian Appropriation Bill was taken up; a
grrn tiihnj orreLdmacls made M was still p-ndlrt^, mhra
ibe Secste al -1 o'clcck tooS a recess lilt 6 o'c! ca
HOL'sT. OF BErREiENTATIVEI,
Tbe bill appropriating six millions of the public
lane's to the Stairs fur ihe stipiiotl cf lr.algsrtt insane w<s
on mo U c of Sir Jones referred to the Commltiee of ili-t
Whc.'ncn 'hu Slate of the Uol n.
Tte Senate bill to increase the Commisia-iat of
the ann* by sddlng four Commnsa les. was passed, with
an ametdmeiit aumo,l?iLg Major ?jd 8 :oti to select his
Senior Aid fiom the list of Captains. Tte law prnvtied
for leleclioti from Lltutenar-ts, and oca of tls Alils has
been promoted for gallant coDduit In Mexico. Tals bill
relates htm
The House took up the bill to amend tbe act
providing fi.r the bet:er security of ps*i<"jgers on vessel*
propelled, In whole or la part, hy steatu Ii require* am jcg
eiher th'rcs Itfe boats and ? ll'e preserver for eath ptssen
geraiwsyslr readlDess, no comnusttble mstertat to bacar.
ritd as frtlsh', tx l.'ers to be exanlned every slxmjaihs,
aid the uumner ?f pssseogers U ptescrtbed acroraing to
itedlmersitcs cf vessels. The ?ci to lake effect 1st of
April tf it.
Mr McLarI, who reported the bill, sati it wa*
framed after a consultation with steamboat ownera liws*
p???ed.
Tbe Home went into Committee on the bill
maSlcg appropriations for the army
Three hours were consumed In discussing Mr.
W*nha;!'s proposition lo pay certain Western volantee'i
d schsrgtd at the conclusion of ihe Mexican war their ar?
rearages of mlleaf e
Mr BeRT'a substitute, appropriating 8400,000
'or the deficiency, agreed to making the psy by the ?sasl
route lniead of ibe clrect rente, and tht* and othar amend?
ments were fijcaby rejected.
Mr. Batlt cahed t?e attention of the country to
ihe fact of Ojo excessive expenditures proposed, showtnar
that Cocgrr-ss were approprlaUL? mora money than thav
are rslstrg by ta/iff. No mo-e money cut be raued ihan
the pre?eni amoom unless we tax ua and coffee, aud this
would nol be enough without resnrllng to direct ,*xaUon
or Ir an? Our national debt, ineladlng 110 000,000to Vena
U 885,100.1 CO. ' ?wv'ux"?.
Mr. Grub charged Mr. Bayly with being in
?TOr?5f aeform bQt ?PP???og ob)eeu with that view It
wa* tike Satan reproving 81n.
Mr. Billiard defended the Administration and
said ibat ice Whigs were not in a majority In Congress*,
and thai the Democrat* we r*(pon?tbie for sis large In
rropristioE*. *
Mr. Richardson retorted, holding the Wnbra
responsible for tbe extravagance s
Mr. Batlt defended himgelf and theDemocrais
bis Iba Bocae.
Mr Billiard responded.
All Ulis discni*ion rose on an amendment of Mr
*nri appropriating four hundred doUar* to supply maslr-ai
to Meile? by ibe weoud reg^Mt of Ar
uJierj. *LoiW9ndaieatwMrel?ctetl
After further proceeding* a little debate aja'.o
brole out a* to the economy ar.d con?'?tency of Whig* ?3d
Optutuion Point* of order we'e retted and rauctl con
fution prevailed. Anunt the teveral ?me:dmenti ajreei
to w?* one npproorla-trg ten ih'-uisnd dol art for tbe par
cbete of e hrrtal grotird fur American* cesr the city of
Mtxko. Vartoui tn'fleetual motion* were m?do that the
CornsItlee rlie. Twice tbe Cimml.tee found nielf w.th
out ? qoorum; the greaiett eonfuiton meantime preva'ltog.
Mr BaTLY winded an aiipu-nment. He had
been heie ?Ines 9 o'clock In the morning, and bat one
enrker t?d patted l it llpt. He w*i not notified Ii wai
row 61 o'clock A five-rolnuie* tpe.ch wb* m*4e. and ?o
iiEenoWnt when leveral motion* in iuc*e??ton were
n?b<te \b?i the Committee rlie. a quorum dtd not vo e
?cd the rol' on each ocetatir; w?* called, and the reiult re?
pined to the Home Bv theae mem* It vru ?tcort?tned
lhat a q frur wai preiem, when the Home w nl Into
Commlt'ee of the Whole. The queitlon was agate takm
trat tbe Committee rue
Mr 8TABLI inquired of :he Chiirman what waa
the vote 1
Chairman?Ayca 14, Noes s3.
Mr. 8ta.ti.T-i wmh the country to know tha
fact, that inly eight Democrat! have voted am mg the
Noe* and the A", ea were Demo;r?ti. Osntlemer oa the
Denu critic side move that the Committee tt?e, and reroas
to vote. They refuted to oantRCt the paallc+iaitcei* Del
the retportlblltty he on tha rliht ihoaliera. Thi* haa oc
, cur:ec more ihao once The tame game c Jntlnued to be
played ^y the Committee, srnld great disorder, for 1WO
hour* Potnta of oraer were raited, and eenUemen pro
? poiipgthem were vec fercutly called 10 order, Wbile the
; Chairman l.amrrered to reitore quiet, for wbtcb he proved
? hlniiell not alto?eiber qua Ified.
The galierie* were woll liiled and gaslights
?treamf d from the chandelier.
Mr. crowell insisted on the enforcement of tha
role requiring a'l metr.bera to vote, attd he wai called to
order ior th'a.
Tbe roll wa? sgaia called, althongh it was evi?
dent theie wai a quo: >m present, and tbli r.Jiu't w*a ex
blotted Finally, a quorum voted to rtte oj tho ciitlag
vote of tbe Chairman
Mr. F.va.n3 f Md. moved that tho Hou?o resolve
|Ife>lf Into a Commlttre of thf whole.
The ftame of the Loco Foe ? waa said to be to
prevent tbe Airy Bill from patting to-night ltit ihe Rlrer
and Harbnr Bill* thall be taken up to-morrow.
Mr Thomvson of Mist, moved a call of tho
Lioute
Mr. William*, moved to adjourn.
The Question decided in the negative by Yeas
an.i Navt Theconfutton all the lime continuing, varton
mollont ?> ki:i tin o wer.- m-do by ihe Oppoiton and Yets
At !? o'clock tho light was given up and the
Abolition of alovery In Hie District.
Tbe following is tho vote by which tho Ilonse of
Representatives, on Tuesday, rofused to suspend
the rules in order to allow Pufston King to intro?
duce a biil for the ttboliti n of slavery in tha District
of Columbia:
YEAS ? Mcttrl. Alexander, AnJrew?, Blnj-lmm, Booth
Bnnowa Joseph Cable, Ca vie. CbaodlOr Cl?r?. C e <e'
and, Col-, Corwin, Doty, D-trran, Du rare, Fi-eh. Fowler,
Kreed 67, Qoodenow, Oo'.i U.u'o.. Orlooell, H?Uowat,
llaiian, Hei.tr.', Henry, Howe Hunter, J ?nie i G. Klnc,
.lohn A King, Pr.-aiou King, Horace Mann, Matte* m,
Mearham, Moore, Utt'e, U.iB, Peck R?ed, Reynold*. Ria
lei, Rockwell, Root. Ruroiey. Jr., Brckell*, Schoolcraf',
Sylvester SpHidlr;: Sprsgue.tb&ddeui Btevenr. V*n Dike
V In ion, Waldo, and While?.-i.
Nays?Stenn Alberiaon, Anderson Ashe, Ainumn.
Bav liwly. Betle, bittell, B?wdon, Howie, Buwllo,
Brlfgs Brocks, AlbettG Brown, Hue;. Burl Chester Bai?
lor T B Butler, B 0 Cabeli, 0 a C .Id well, J P C aid well,
Car ter. Catev, ClIugniBU TRW Col,!), Daniel, Dl'ti
mica, Disney, Dlxon. t dmuudjon, E-loi, A Kvani, N
?ti.n, Sf-blbersl n. (ilb'rt Oorman. Oreen. HllL Ham
moi d. Hampton, I G Barrlt, 8 W lUrrlt, T L Barrl*,
Hay. Hayn onO. 1 i. Imrd. Boagland, ?olladay, Hobiiei,
Howard Bubbaid, Inge, J -V Jtcktoo. A Johnson, Kauf?
man, K-ir U u Kb s LaSe'e Leillir Litilefield, J Mtnn,
Ultrihsll. MSSOh McCIeri and, McDowell, MeLaoahan,
RM MrLate. McMul.ee, McQueen, M^arie, Miller, Mi I
toD, Morrl* Morton,Orr (imiaw. Pars-r. Peaslee Pbelps,
Pliman, Potior, Powell, Richardson, Robb|ri? itoiiinto'j,
Ro.j. Savage, Bawielle. (e^o?, Stanly, R, H Sttntott, A
11 Blephec*, iJietu n. Sneti/. Tailor, Jacob Thompson,
Js* Toomnion, Tenable, Waiden, Wallace, vva;ain*.
We'lborn, Whlttlesey, Wlldrlck, Williams, Woodward
11 <: Y. UDC-109_
JENNY Lim>?There is at preient a deal of ex?
citement and talk about Oolonel Thompson's mass
gatheritg at tha Temple at ten o'clock this fore?
noon, for the salo of the nhohe of seats. Who the
luchy fellow will be that obtaii s the lirst ticket is
t tt to be seen. Five t.undred dollars la the
i hiehest sum yet offered.
j Tremont Tornplo is numbered in good stylo. On
j the lower floor there aro 1,366 seats, and in tne
I gallery 1,1 f4, making 2,560 in all, the aitles not
1 beirg appropriated. Number 1 is under tho south
j -allery near the stnge, and the last number, '.' 560, j
ta in ihe northweat comer of the gallery.
At the corners of the stage there a-e bomo ro- |
served seRts, labeled with letters from A to 0.
This arrai ttement is a capital one, enabling viiitor*
to distinguish their seats with facility nod roaoh
them without delay.
Jenny Lind aid suite will leavo New-York in
the Empire Statothis afternoon at 5 o'clock, and
arrive in Fall lliver early to-m>rrow morning,
w here she will stop and breakfnst, and then leave
in the second train for this city, arriving at the (11 1
Colony Station at ten o'clock. She will take a
private carriage, accompanied by Mr Barnum, and
proceed as quietly as possible to the splandid
quarter* prepr.rerl for her at tha Hevore House.
Tho Miiairal Fund ISociet)', who will serenade
:he r:t'ted songstress to-morrow evening, will per
orm the following pieces :
1 Overturn In />r'r Freytckutz.
t! National 8wi?s Airs, arranged (ir the entire
or. hrstra, by W. Fries.
3. Tho (Jrniid Finale frooi Beethivon's fifth.
8;. mphony
?i National Airs of Amerloa?H til Columbia and
Yankee Djodle.
The Second Concert will be given on M indtiy
next. [Boston Bee, 25th.
nusiBLas rionoES.
BaaM'.M'i Mfsri'M ?Bsrnum's place bas all ihea'lvan
tajei of a ibraier, without a iliegiei'i biieful atceitorlea
Thli n'tercoen he | Ivefl two comic plecei. lougi. danc-e
ti r. Thli e?er lng ihe moral drama of lie Drunkard and all
can go here to tee ihein without heiliailoo.J
.Eolia.v Pit.vo Kobtes?We wruld ckll the attention of
tte public to the fine attortment ol plano-fortet, wt:h anl
wlihoul tte much admired jEollac Accompaniment, made
by Ihe celebrated bouie of T Gilbert It Co. of Bott m,
recently opened at 417 B osdwayby WaTkrb k Bnaar
Agonta fur the iii?Eufac;a-era. The pianos of T. 3. ?t Co,
havebren loo locg and too ftvorabli) known to need aoy
commecdallona Hundred! in Ibis city can leitlfy to their
tuoertor excellence Also, a good asssrtment of Boudolr
; tanoi for aale._ s21 2t*
tXST The only w?y to gel rtally y wd Boots and Sbiei I*
togo*tor:ce to the manufacturer of tliem, ar.d not buy at
iboie ttores where nothing but common ready made work
'scold. Wai Ki.it Hi Pulun tl. make* ill Ihe Booli be
?elli, ted at Ida citabllthment the firtt quality can be
fouid at the lowetl price* _ i21 3teod
ity The Laws ok Health demand aathefiril cjnd tlon
cf a toned plij tlcal lyttern, a ?nmach capable of perforin
ng Iti funclocs reguarly and well. Yet no orgtm Is more
ipt to be dlaordered, aid Iben we have lcdlg'ttlon and aal j
? i- m'iaccboly rtsalu. Thi* should never be, when
Knapp'i Health Rettoratlve Bitter?, It fallible as elt ler
prevtnilve cr cur*, can be h?d for 50 cects a bo .tie at 362
UudioQ.it.
EVERDELL'8 CARDS FOR BRIDALS
And Vh?iing, engraved ard printed ia Ihe most ele
gtn' and fashionable ?'.yle?, at bli two e8i*bli*hmeni?, 3O3
Bfojdway, cor, Duace-it and 2 Wall it. Comtantly on
tiand, an elegant aaiortmenl of
8PLKND1D BRIDAL ENVELOPS
and Wafera of hla own importation, from Pari* and Lm.
don. Also, btamlful Boxe* (or Ctke, fcc
iy The place above all otber?, whlcb the ?traoge:
should vljit, i* Bxooks'j, 150 Fulton it. It 1? not nece*?a'y
to advl?e ihecliizen, for he Ii not very well poi ed ap In
matten of economy, If be baa notextmtned Brook?'? ?tock
tfeiegant and darable B x>i?, d-.-.-?. Oaltsrs, tic.
HT From repeated trials of the different Oo'd Pens now
In market we are convinced that Ihe Richelieu Ever Pulnl
ed, made by J Y Savacb, are equal (if not auperlor) 10 aij
nowinuie. J.Y. 8 li alio Importer of fine gold and lilver
Watches. We would acvlse those In want of a good
W aicb 10 call at &2 Fulton it.
Jenny Line? Have 50a seen ibis famous lad/ 1 If not
bave yoa isen the great ilkeseti of her taken yesterday by
Root, tbe renowned Diguerreotypltt from Philadelphia,
who baaJu<t opened the moat magnificent Daguerrertype
Saioona m tbe country. So and aee it. The place Ii gor
geootly fitted cp, and Jenuy'i llkeneii 1* wonlerfaL
Fine Axts ?T*lbotype?, or Portrait* on paper, ivory
and glass Tbe ad vac tage? of iheae new likeneiiei gda
for ihem greater popularity every day. Tbe undirntirced
are prepared to take likeceuei of all ilze?, up to the a r.?
ol life. Valuable Daguerreotype* of deceased or absent
friends copied on Ivory, paper or canvas*. Daguerreotype
taken In a peculiar artlnelal style. The nubile are invited
10 examine specimens at the National Miniature Oaliery
247 Broadway._ LANSENHEIM k CO. 1
D7~ Thi Plumsb National OaausaauN Oallexy!
2?l Breadwiy Str?ngen and otbar* *h uidaot fall to ,
this cr.ebraiexl Sallery, a* It contain* tbe largest aad heat
coUecUrn of Portrait* 01 disilcgulsbed Indlyldoal* Is tbe
L" 1 tied State*.
fjr Blabx Boon, W'aiTiitc Papsa*. Envelop*, Gold
Fee*. CopyUg Prette^ Manifold Letter Writer*, by which
letter* and cople* are wriuea at tbe same am* - Card*
Diaries for 1851. all slxa* and StaUorwy of all kind* at low
pries?. FRANCH k UOUXUZJ+rt M^dwiHaad.m 1 rr*
BUSIJFES3 WOTIOES
Hats, light %rd attractive.
Ladies Rint.xr; Br?vr?s, ? most beta ifulartiele
Chiioren's Fancy Hats. Va vet Caps ic_Thsna?.
bi coming, elegaet and mperb sty'es for children ever Intro
dueed.
Everybody tsbvlted to visit lha eitablhrmeol at 12s Fan
ion-at where they will find every desrr'ptlon of bea-j.j^,
tr.ar.ufactured under the supervision of Knox himself. s26 y
OUT OK FASHION.
XW Yes, who would be out of fashion 1?Truly no gae'l*
man whoregaris bli repuu'loa or woa'd not beeiLstd*-'
ed too mesn lo purchase a new covering for the head J
Therefore, gentler/en walk np to the courier of L-: n
?UrriETV i. Lais sat, at the comer of Chstham and Pesrii
and procute a good lit. tje A. TDlsai
Warncck's Hats ae Hals that sell tbemielves-heaef.
Ml 10 look upon, pleasing to handle, sallsf ic'ory In we-sr
lake one Into j our hards atd look tt it-what a model:-.
what symmetry! tarn It around- take a side view-then I
back view, then look attt again from from, feel its laxtjrs
what softness, ard yet whatnVxlbliiiy?observe. Cie tnurlot
irlmntlcgshow appropriate and well arranged Doe*not uj*
whcle unite at once In a Hat of fsultleis s yle, quality m
finish Ifyou warn such a Hst buy at WatutocKa, H?ueti,
80S Broadway. _ s2t 4i
LOOKING GLASSES.
gJT RicitARrs KimcslaNd, wholesale Oalet Inandna*.
nfacmrer of Looktcg.glasses and Importer of Looktng-tiiai
Plate*. L'rge Pier and Manie) Glaste? pal au toord*r,g
CortJand-iL ?ecocd flo ;r, opposite Merchants' Hotel, N?*.
York. _ _ |s23b?t
New Style of F.ti i Carpetim:? Are those v-?,-.
bcaiit't'ul p?tenl tapesty Ihree-p'.y and patocttaoeity Icgnl*
Carreu. They a-e to be found only at the celrsbr,^
Cheapest Carpet estab'isbraeal lu the Uuiied State*, jj
Bowery. Hiram Anperscn'i who has the exclusive u'ei
for the cities of New-York and Brooklyn ; they aralnrrnt
demand snd ihe most desirable arilcle ejrer oll'ered sitii,*
RF" Freckles, Tan, 8ollowness, Pimples, E-urtlnns, sal
all sktn diseases, are, It t? well known, positively cured ky
o*lng Qot/bacd't kalian Medicated Soap. Poadre Sciils
eradicate* hair from any part of ihebody. L'qald Rocf*
for pale lips and cheeks. Lily While, for rough, dashed,
sluggish complexions. Hstr Restorative, or Clrcaisisj
Gloss, forces the hair to grow, preveMs Its falling out tti
renders slllf, wiry hair soft, st'ky and glossy Llqoii Ht\t
llye, change* red or grry hstr to a beautiful broviiO;
black in a few minutes, at 67 Walk?r it first slorefrja
Broadway. Csllrnder South Thlrd-st. Philadelphia
l2S eodtf _
LYON'tJ MAttMt.riC POWDER
For the desirectloTi of Cockroaches. Bed-bug*, Motlu,
Rai?, Pleas, Files, Insects ou rose bushes, and oa other
p'acts, kc kc., and
LYONS PILLS
For the destruction of Rats und Mice. Warranted wltaoiil
poison.
Principal Depot, 420 Broadwsj
agents?new york city.
dickerer .V Co. Bl Barclajsl; A B it D Sscds. mfii
ton sl; Havllatd. Heese k Co so Unken lata, Rmbtov
C'srke \. Co. 110 Breadwat; Greenleaf & Klogiloj.45
Cortlsndtst; SrhiefiellD, Brother* k Co 104 Johu.st; T g.
i R. Curnlon. S-74 Bowery: Kerr. 7lti Broadway: J,8lif(
4 Co. co'ntr Nluih avenue and Twoity-rtth st; Brlgbitnl
MI'ler, 17 Avenue 1), corner Third st; Dr Lyon 472 0ras{.
II; Ti. G00I| 3V? Oraidst, Biooklyn?Mrs. Hay**, IB
Ftlllon-lt BoUlb Brooklyn?Mrs Ayres, corner UenryitH
A.ifDtlcsts. ?2Jii'
None- gel nine unless signed bv the proprietor. R Lyon,
CT Ueatleuien'a Hat?, Fall Mtyle.-Siku.eoresr
Plr.??nd Nassau st*.- The style for the ensuing season still
ready for Inspectlo". ind ?nie this day. The attoatttnal
gentlemen of taste and discrimination Is Invited to la* pit.
em sbova aci.ouncod. ardrr Ihr h,cb convlcttoo instil
?111 s*us*y the most fastidious admiral of i haa<is<)ui* Hal.
SJr.U.C Br.JofN bis removed from IIH Brtisdway I*
ih*1 nor* of the anbacrlbor. wbrtre be will he pleased to its
slacustomers ?IRO. cor Pina and Nasnnsia
Angmib", iay? sfi 5wli
Bf* Amerlcna lllhiei J 'nlon? -The first anmil
n er-ting of the American BIMe Union whl be held is tks
i Baptlai Tabernacle Mnlberry-sl on tl.e afternoon artdet*'
nine ? f Thursday, tbr ;j t of October
The afternoon meeting will commence at s p. M tsd
Uie evening at 7.
R >v Stepben R- mtngton of New York, R?\r Ja'ti?s Bel
r: o>, of El awi rt1', Me j Prof. Eaton ol Malison UolversIR,
at d lildtir Alexander Cmi pbe I, President of Beihsn- Cot
leg?, are expected lo d?lt?<-r addresses. s2ri 4leod
15* Anieiicnn I iimiiiile. ? A sprclsl m?ellni of >ba
Anteilran Institute will be h-hlT' lN(Tb?rsday)EVB?.
IMI iblti lest at lh" Repository. 3?l Broadway at Ti
o'clock. HENRY MKIGS, Recordlog S-crelsry
Memiiars are i eqtiesli-d to call (or their tlck-ls at S51
Fr, ndwuy to day, af rr which they may bo obtained al lti4
clerk's desk at Cast ? Oard-n. sU IP
(JT Jenny I.lml.- Juat Issued Ihe only correct Ilk*
ie??of lha Mghiinssle. i-xecuted by F. D'AVTONON,ITOSI
Brad>'? L/at uerrr o y pe. Pr.?e ceutr Puiills't'd from
firsii.'? flaiitry, 20.', Broad? *y bv
s2fi 3tU? BRADY it D'AVIONOll
PATENTS Kdit INVKNTIONS
tSr* rrocurrd In nil puns of Kuropa and InlhoD
B.hy I?17 Imisl J P I'llt.SSON.4 WlM
See lid Page for other General Notices.
HP?* THF PL HI.K'. -Tbe f.>|..,w|.-K KtnoiotershSfS
I honorably came forward ?'d signed our Bid yf P/tee?,
fot Which they have our b?sl thanks
By order ol tho Ftesldmt,
J08 MATHERS, S*c'ry.
Knock ?r. Childs. Dm Terrle.
W. H. Siineitirts, Andrews ?r Lamphlsr,
Peo W Ks'nbam, Lymsn Jt Derby,
Amos FlDCb, Hmdoif,
J.l.rO Wvrnan, Corney It Lent,
lamrs H Brunday, S Hailixld,
Paulron, Joseph L-e, Nassau,
Phil lp Ife'jry it Soa, Edward Fox,
B Btookbrtdge, Albert Borer,
Hadden, Jarnei llHlloy.
Wash boom, o Lock wood,
R. U Bowton, James C Watson,
E J Wallace, g. V N D nsle,
A ?i O A Arrour, Baumel Joyce,
Booth II Foster, Poriet,
Ssn'oid, Brother, F Dertiv,
Jobn Dsriey, C. V Cordell,
(Joermors: i. siloes, Ctilrhester,
Jones k Hanabergb, LnunSbery,
W H. Uoberls, John Conse,
S. Wlder feli Wm. 8 V^nderWIt,
Nelsr d Jarvls, Wheeler E?an?,
W'blie a Underbill, Cloc? k Miller,
W. C. amerman. W. H Lockwood. s2? U*
F'SJK MA I. B t: II KaP-A billiard "i oom and sstesa
of four yrars'sianoiug and cnlng the bei! eusli'ss is
Ibe city Address T. C at this office. ?* 3S
4: 1 fill ftOrt lo '?an on vacant lots or faons nesr th*
>jj> IUI 'jWUUcliy . fl00,0( 0 In sums of #>,bon snd ap
w?rds. Apply to B.C. AO A*
s2Clw 41 Wallst. Hew York_
kAl.l KHKEOTVl'K p'C?TKPl^Se^n c?'?l
'Photographic Pla'os silvered by lha t.WcMiyfJi'mhM
prt cess, ibe great superW.17 of which Can Ii" tSsswk) m
t?t?. last rrcet?ed sa-l firssleby
by etn1t?nt Dartiefrentip
a'.6 3tiseod* FLETC
HER WESTAA V, 71 Ifront St,
'I'O FLBt. I Nil IBM OF NKWMIM PUdS.-*
1 Pr!nu?r. estabilahed in business wlib e?t ry recllllf W
lha bandiome rxecut'on of work, 1? desirous of obtstsH
Ihe prlntirg of one or more newt papers. He haslWI*
fonts of new lype, and with tbe publisher of a paper P"1
miner Hy esisbilsbed wou.'d make leatoctMi ternn. A4"
?Ir- is O St k Co Trlbonaoffice ?24 3U**
(VOtTJCE?Ali peraoD? tnoeined to u10 estai* of ?0?'?**
P JOHN T. B?I0HAAT are r?me.ied to make pays'"
?f ths same al the office 78 Broadway, and al' persosl fa*
\Bl claims on said esuie will oreteni thorn.
L- BRIQHAM, )
?IDNEY BROOK?,} Adminlsirs?*
jyio Itawlstf ; V'. OT.'S, ) _
CI-?T*A~F()R HAI.K.?An old f?^iht^?e~l"?n<is?ll
eight day brass H?l. Clock Tha owner having s*
furlter use for it, will sell li al a bargain, to any one srisv
Ing snch an article. It la la perfect order, and WSrTIMSS
to ke?p ,ocd time. Inquire o'Ur. a WRIGHT, ?sk?
dealer, 346 Hudson-sl. or E PATTERSON. Oregon Hoisft
Fultoc-st. s2? it"
IVOR HALB??r Interesl In s good maDufacwrtar bas
Iness new In successful operadon In tie vletoltf
New-York. The business U of a pleasant n?tore *t? > '
of porluclty Is s rare one fr? win of good huii.t**''*'
ent From $3,(00 to |fi ixm will be required. %Mtm
comu upications giving nam? and where au Interview ?*7
he bad, to "Manuf.ciurer," Tribune Office, wbichwtd"
considered eWciiy confideelisl ?
MA BOOT'S DAGOBHREOVVP* 8*^1'
. looih weji cotneref Broadway andfrsosl'?1
As A. ROOT celebrated 'or years as a Dstaer?'rtfP;"j
In Philadelphia ha* opened a magclfiiently furalsh^ suis
of ro> mi In Ibe iron fashionable isrt of ik? l?,,,'^,i*
B-oadway. corner Franklin sL) where having an ?""S
sky-llgH, be flauer* hlmaeif tbel be will be abla tnfi'b"
Daguerreotype L kecesse*, equal In finish s?tr?cy ?
effect, to anytblog of Oje sind In ibe world tie nsi
medals from the various Instl ules and fairs 0' 0*y ?'' "Jl
tat hl* ?opertor production. He lcvifs thepuSItc 10
bis room* and examine hi* Gallery of Likenesses o ?
mo*t distinguished peop e. _?Jl-^
EYB AND BAJsV-DR. JAMEB W. FOWB^%
ull*t, Aurlst lte.atte.nd* exclusively W ?Jssssv*" ji
Eye and Ear. from 9 to 4 o'clock, dally, at hi* ooca*
WarretHiL corner of Brosdwiy. in DIsesF*
Or Poweirs popular " Treatise on the E7?J?>>?*?
and their Cure," talrd edition, with plates, P"*?"
ana be had a* abova. ...... ?>?-. ??t#
Also a great variety of baaatlfui Artificial if"*
ean be tnsertod without any pain or oporauoa, ???
saovo like the nararal eye. w-nntaln?, *w *f
Dr. Powell's ?elf-Acting Eye and Ear '%^j~atMito+
?lliDf- wstar In tbe most efficieai way M tue??" ^^?j*
rtis c^^procored a. InVoffice, lu fSSS^S^f1
Jyes have beer, .treuguiaped and tMon ^^i??V
ilesifnes* anurelv tsowsrl by ?holr "**-___glLZ---^S
7iFKiT*^F *H* WJUJ'B?A?sa til**9
XJttmoi^ to W7 Srosidway- M gissO*
BSFf 18? WAATS* ?? ???-?