New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-22

1,.sptbly Geo. A. Sinpors = :. ~ pa ,,I-
I,roy.,, La. K Eger-on 3JcJ James W hoof 80 AOi
0o'""'e GENEStE.
e.< Gideon HARD. .2469 Lyman Bstcs lIo
!..em5iy Robinson sney2iis Samuel Whiei ~ ~
AIrert smith. .2il3 Miles ?. LAmpson 1867
(-rortr, Chester Hannuln :. '5l Joe Alicu.---.--1H
Aaron Long. 24I7 John ". shsdd 1905
AroIlTIos-Ssratt. Jo-epa Plumb, 81 Asssn5ly--
81 c''"'fF'' 10 ONTARIO.
Congr,4s Francis Grsnser.57'2 Bowen Whiting 'c9
sens,e Henry WeIesasj7 lyman Sherwood -;!.5
Barak Mics .3-53 " ilan. B4-;li;.- 80
Assera6ly Peter Il; DoX.. 3s30 Richard EIogar.h ;Sj9
Staa,. Green...-.3- Lyman Haves.---. 52i6
Joseph {. Saeor3-l6 William c Dager g :
COToRersNNm w Green. -;i-2. WIiilra Case. go
kober, Boy .3c-s Sanford f. Hal! - ~
AsoLrTieS vote, pa
Senate II. A Livingston :0i Abraham pock-e ~
-''''"'' ST LAWRENCE
Senate David Russell. 3j!5 Edmund Fafney ]52.
dssembiy WIN e steri,ug $500 Geo * di-g,on 1919
.Willsm Bl4te-.-Sis5 c. r Haetard-- 446l
Co. Clerk Hsnry P. Cook. 1856 Alvin G. LoT..- 49,
Abolition SeaatE- .Jes.- Campbell %; Assembiy-
sTEUREN
Senate Allen AyrsuIt. 1914 James Faulkner 4l9l
l.,rmJiv VIM. H. Bull 49, sOi4 Zlba A. Lelald ..4l:6
Wash. BirneS. 81 80 Aaron w. Beach IlOa
Charlie, Oliver. .291i Francis l. ErTiu i0s6
ca. CLERK Henry Brother .3Oi5 William Hamilton AK
Arol'T'OS-se"ef; s :1 Id Il lisnmold Co.
Senate ,vid Russell 1901 Edmund VErney .2i9O
.............. Edsard yarney.. 4.3
assembly Dan g Wright 1876, stephen Barsc-- 29l6
Jane. McKie, Jr -370i S,m'l. Sargent. 1905
james Mckee. 322 1890. .-.....-..-
Coroaers Tim Stoueh,on 4ofJ Timothy Eddy. .2-5i
r c. Name Oi2 Williasi Reid .2e.7
ABOLITION Senate. Jcsse Campbell l43; Assemb!y..
lee and 80. Corsncrs $50.
WAYNE
Senate -. Henry Wells 1892 Lyman Sherwood .35a2
Bsrak NiIe.....- .362l William BaFtt- 3-ll
As.smbiv Loam WHi,comb 1921 Jas. ST. Wilson 3.la
B K. Rog 3bl6 Theron r. Suongj5il
ABoli vote liz
U The Wings of Georgia have nominated Ex-
Gov GEORGE r. GlLMER, Hon CHARLES DouGH-
ERTY and AUGUSTA WRIGHT, Esq as candidates
fill the vacancies occasioned by the resignation
of Messrs. Afford, Dawson, and INSECT. We
wish there better chance Of their election.
" Col. WM. L. Brent, the gentleman who
waited to fight duel with Mr. Clay becaus. he
was not appointed to an oiEcc, has just been tried
in Washington charge Of Forgery in relation
10 Pension. The evidence against him was very
pointedIy conradicted and the Jury acquitted rim
without leaving their seats.
% The National Intelligence thinks the report
that Mr.. CLAY will soon retire FROM the Senate
without foundation.
70 The News from England by the Caledonia
reached Albany, (va Western RuiIroad) six hours
earlier than this City. Thence it went on West
one day AHEAD of us.
NoRTH.EAsTERN BoUNDAnY.-Considerab
uneasiaess is still manifested in the New. Bruins
wick papers in relation to the doings and designs
of our Boundary Commission Some are predict.
ing trouble some stating that Major Graham has
qualified his manner of surveying and no longer
works his er parte line U. S. B.. The ST. job.
Chronicle has sorry that the Yankees have damned
the Alogash tributary of the ST. John, so as 10
make It's waters set back into the Penobscot. Sky
miles, and are rafting of timber from the Disputed
Territory. OF course this is hoax.
OThe Burlington, W. papers mention the
death in Randolph the Sd inst, of STEPHEN
HERRIcK, of Sir VIM. Herrick, one of those
Nom CTS of the Brit.h Parliament who legul-
lied the persecution which drove our Pilgrims
Fathers to the sh,res of America. His son, Just
deceased, was soldier of the revolution and was
of course but little infected with his fathers poli
ica principles.
% The Learned Blacksmith Emu BUR-
RITZ a. NJ, delivers the second Lecture of tn
Course before the Mercantile Library Association
at Clinton Hall, has erening.
~ The Schenectady Reflector thus frankly ex-
ults over the triumph OF its party in Mssissippi:
The Anti- Bond candidate is elected Governor of
Mississippi ~ at least | 1000 majority. This re-
SnH repudiateS the State Debt, for the present at
any rate, and probably for many years to come.
Michigan, Indiana and Illinois must follow suit
There il no escape
FAMILY RECORDS, or, Tns Two SISTERS: BY ApY
CHARLOTTE BURY. = vols. Lea Il Blanchard. New
York Carvills.
The authoress Of this work is successful novel
st in the world of fashion. Having never found
time to read one of her productions we canno,
say hew well her popularity is deserved.
GEORGIA EAiLRoAp.-Th- State Commission
ers of the e" Western and Atlantic Railroad have
reported to the Legislature that the grading.
bridging and masonry of one hundred miles of that
work have been completed, and that the grading
Of the last grand division terminating on the Ten
nes.ee River, will be completed earlyn mex, year.
The Tunnel section Of seven miles in Murray Co.
may take little longer. The total amount OF
debi incurred "a far is 81 sos 1874 To comnie..