New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

from each side of the Mountains, which convince
us that the Wings have every thing. Six towns
in Windsor and two in Rutland County elect Z
Wings and Loco + oco to the Legislature. -Four
Of them vote for Governor follows:
Paine ". Smile, H.. F. Williams, Abo.
| Woodstock 5I5 155 81
Pomfret. ......--2l4 133
Poultney... 1913 maj.
CastietOn "a do.
5 towns in our last399 496
Total. 1850 7S5
90 The Union announces that the Tyler men
will vote for Boucll and Dickinson. OF course
they will Mike Walsh and JOB Haskell are
unasimcus for them. The Sun prophesies the
election these candidates over Bradish and Col
her by five to three Is that a part Of the con-
tract for the Post Office Adverlising2 The He
rail- announces Bradsh and Fillmore the
Wing candidates! No other paper has the news.
WHITE WATER VALLEY CANAL CoMPANY.-
This Company is fully organized, and the work
on the Canal will be pushed forward vigorously.
That portion of the Canal lying between Brook
Vile and Laurel has been Put under contract, at
prices 90 per cent. lower than the late estimate
of the engineer; and, owing to these favorable
terms, the directors have resolved to put ont work
about the 1st of October to the amount of one
hundred thousand dollars between Laurel and the
National Road
T The Brooklyn Evening Star expresses its
high qualification at the selection of GABRIEL Fur
MAN as the Wing candidate for Lieutenant Gov
ernor, and adds:
As an able lawyer, Judge Furman has exhibited
great industry and efficiency in the Court of En-
rors. He has acted upon laborieus and Iespon-
sbe Committees in the recess Of the Legislature,
and has been in all respects valuable public
agent.
To say that Kings County is gratifed and fat
tered by his nomination would be saying too little
Long Island will respond to it with the vote OF
Harrison times. New-York City also, where he
is universally popular, will lend her aid in giving
him strong vote.
Eoco-Foco Nominations.
Jefferson Co-Congress-OlviIle Hungeriord
| Assembly, c.. Church. Joseph Graves, Job
| Lamson.
| Col. THOMAS B. TuNsTALL, Secretary of State
| in Alabama died lately at the residence of his
brother, in Baldwin county in that state, in his
54th year. He was tor many years the highly pop
ular clerk of the State House of Representatives.
| RopBERY-The store of James Clark, of Bir-
| npghan, Huntingdon County, n. j., was broken
open and robbed of considerable sum of money
and merchandise. The robber is supposed to be
| a man named Charles F. Dcatrck, of that place
A reward of 500 is offered for his apprehension.
FlRE-We learn that the dye house of the
Eagle Manufacturing Company, situated in Glas-
tcnbury, was totally destroyed by fire last Friday
night, Sept Cd. Loss estimated at about 81 800
and no insurance.
U' There have been 10 arrivals from foreign
ports this week, among which were 4 from Liv
erpeol, with 497 emigrant passengers from
| Havre, with 12S passengers; | from Glasgow,
with Sc passengers from London, with 146
passengers: total, 8l7. There also IL pas
sengers from other foreign ports.
gF The Canal Board adjourned on Thursday,
after a session prolonged from the Goth OF Jnly.
The Argus says that it is not probable that the
Board will meet again before their annual session
after the lst of January next.
I a writer in the Nantucket Inquirer explains
the failure of the Camels Constructed to raise
ships and carry them over bars) arising from
slight impcrfcctions of workmanship, and not from
any defect in the principle Of the experiment.
~ The Mills Point Herald says The wreck
of the Cairo Dry Dock was sold at that place on
Saturday the Goth ult ana was bid in at the low
price OF four hundred and fifty dollars This dock
is said TO have cost thirty thousand dollars.
% The store of Mcssrs j. Phillips & Co..
Nc l4l Washing ton-street, Boston, was entered
on Tuesday nigh, by means of false KEYS, and a
large quantity of laces, worth between $4,000 and
$4,000, stolen therefrom.
~ Charles Cassedy, Esq. of Williamson CO.,
Tennessee, formerly warm and active supporter
of Mr.. Van Rurcn, comes out in a long letter in
the Nashville Whig, ia favor of Henry Clay.
ping of his brothers arm is contradicted by the
last St. Louis paper.
sxisToL's SARsapARrLLA-We have had occasion 10 irv
the virtues OF this excellent IN own family
It's superior efficacy. Two -four little ones had long
tine been troubled with extensive cutaneous erupioa
extending. hands, and aud exhibiting itself
fghui sores on varieus parts os The cody. W. had
course BIstofs Sasaparta snd in The space ofabont
two months had the satisfaction seeing the healed,
The eruption disappear and the skin TO It's former