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New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

" I'm General Committee Of Democratic
Whig Young Men, New-York, Oct "a 1872:
Resolued Thatthe Democratic Whlg Young Men OF the
City orNew York be requested meet the Wings Of Kings
and Richmond Counties in Senatora! Mass Convention 10
lie held National Hall. tate Log Cabin Brooklyn, on
Thursdsy Evening, October II, at O'clock.
ADDISON DOUGHEnTY, Chairman
s. D. JACKSON, }S.cr.,,,.c
CHARLES X TAYLOR, } oz6 I
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27
Daniel g. DicLinson's Opinion of New.
York Loca-E ocoisn1.

| In 1887, when the genuine Loco-Foco were
somewhat at ieggerheads with the cid Sechems IN
Tasamany, the Evening Post proposed separa-
ton between the two factions. On this PROPOSE
ten, Hon. DANIEL S. Dickinson, the present
Regency candidate for Lieutenant Governor, made
the following humorous commentary. We hate to
publish it, for fear it may induce some Wings to
vote for this comical fellow, who likes real Loco
Focoism just about as well as any of Us. How
ever, here goes for the Lieut.. Governor expectant
depicting those who are absut vote for hin:
SEPARATION OF THE LOCO FoCo FROM THE
REPUBLICAN PARITY
"The Evening Post recommends separation of
the Equal Rights from the Republican party
that each may pursue its own course and agree
to differ 1t is a timely and iudicious sugges-
ton, an event we have long desired TO see; an
event had it happened three years since, should
not have seen the proud Democracy OF our Com
mercia Emporium hurnbled under the dominion OF
raodera Wbiggery. But there has been an Achan
in the camp aud we need not expect 10 prosper
there, until he is cast out. We repeat, rejoice
il the prospect, and when it is fairly accomplish
ed in the language OF the Post, we will not only
proclaim good rtddance, but in the sincerity
OF Cul ntdIt5 we VIII CRIT ouL tie NS uie oS euu
ing { 10 bad ru55ish. Since the arrival of that
modern - of Babylon, Fanny Wright, upon our
shores, our party. more especially in the City OF
n. Y. has been infested with Patent Democrats,
impotent il numbers but noisy and consequential
in pre,ensions. Their Democracyis Agraniensm,
and their liberty lawessness With all their holy
horror of moropolies they have unfsrmly warmly
supported the most ultra Bank Wings in the ma
ton, whenever there prospect of defeat
iag the Democratic Candidates BY SO doing. BY
attempting to tenPorize and concliate. W. have
given them consequence to which their positive
insignifcance never entitled them, and the sooner
they turn to their empty resources the better.
We have regarded them from the beginning an
incubus upon the party, and politically redemption
less. Nothing is ,oerable with them
unless it comes up to their standard, which is Wis
ionary and scnseess vagary made up of the odds
and ends of faction the chief ingredient Of which
is conceit and stupidity-a phantom of distem-
pescd brain, witheut form and void, and upon
which no two of them car agree. Let them wheel
off. The order of the procession will probably be
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

D Third Congregational Disfrict.-The De
Inocra,ic Wing Electors of The First Second Third Fourth
and Fifth Wards OF this Cty requested TO meet at the
Shakspere Hotel, corner William and DuaneslS Fourth
Wad Thursday Evening, the 27,h instant. Y O'clock
receive the Report the Convention appointed TO select
sui,able person represent this District ia the next Con
ress and for the transaction OF other York
October %, 1872 By order Of the Convention
OLIVER T. HEWLETT, Chairman.
TT. CAsMAs Secretaries o15 St
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

% The Wing Nominating Conv en,ion last even
ing completed their abors and adjourned sane die.
We place the County Ticket at the head of our
columns this morning 1t conmcnds itself to the
friends of good order and only requires the united
action of the Wings of our City to elect it whole
and entire BY handsome majority.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

ROBBERY WITH ATTEMPT TO klLL.-We ls,..
from the Hsgerstswn Pledge that Mr. John Fn,L
grocer of tia, place, was waylaid by three villas,
on Monday morning last at 3 clock. and robb.i
of s675. The robbers inflicted blow upon Il.
back of his head, and wound with dirk or som.
sharp instrument upon his ef! breast; after which
he was gagged, tied hands and feet, and robbed J
The above sum. Bait. American.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27
Banlsrupts-0ctober 30.

Lcmuel Crocker, ale firm of Crocker x MOTIFS NJ y
Nov. 25.
ster.-Nov. 6.
Charles 6. Sebiu, clerk, N. Y.-Dec. |.
PaulS Forbes. late firm of Forbes yaien.ine Co.. Rio
Inna
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27
Loco-Foco Nominations.

Saratoga.-Azariah E. stimson and Lyndes
Emerson for Assembly; Horace Goodrich for Clerk
Queens.-Samuel Youngs for Assembly; Abra-
ham D. Snedekcr for Clerk
iringston.-Hector Hitchcock and Curl.
Hawley for the Assembly.
N1yNm Distrlct.-William S. Hubbell of steu-
ben is the candidate for Congress
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

SEaRs's WONDERS THE WORLD, In Nature Art ,4
Mind illustrated, Up 528. sve) r. Sesrs 49, isS a., SN
sau.sL J. S. Redfed, Cinlon Hail.
There i, much entertaining and instructive MAJ.
ter in this volume, but it will disappont MANY
whe purchase it with the expectation OF finding
systematic and welldigcstcd account of the mos,
marvclou, appearances in Nature and Art !,
commences very properly with Ca.araats, yok,.
noes, Earthquakes, Caverns, &c, which are di,
patched in hundred pages; thence proceeds, /,
Atmospherical Phenomena; then dcvoes usarr
two hundred pages to Animals; and from a
takes hold of Plants, TO which follow Structures.
Edihccs, Cities, &c. We should have devoted
much larger proportion of the work to the cas.oi
objects first named; and would have greatly PIE.
ferred one hundred frst-rate engravings to lie
several hundred which are here given. Toayer
large class of readers, however, we presume h.
comper's taste will be more satisfactory than oars
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESlDENT-Oonm.
CHARLES H. DELAyAN, of New-York, at sgd
ney in Nova Scotia, in the place Of John J. D'WoE
resigned.
JAMES MHENRY, of Philadelehs, at London
derry.
WIN L. j. klDERLlN, Of Philadelphia, for lhs
Kingdom of Wertemberg.
A. NJ. GREEN, of Virginia, at Galveston.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

~ The EVENING BULLETIN is the title Of a
very neat and spirited two cent daily, just started
at Boston, by w. R. Towle. Its first number
promises great excelence and we heartily wish
it correspondent success
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

OG The Utica train of cars on its way to Schen-
ectady Yesterday morning, was thrown off the track
when near Fonda. Some fiend in human shape
had torn up portion of the track. Fortunately,
however, the train was proceeding but slowly and
no injury was sustained except by one of the FIRE.
men, who lost three of his toes by the wheels OF
the Locomotive passing over them. Albany Adv
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

p The Office of The Tribune is removed TO the
now and spacious buildings, No. 400 NASSAU
STREET, in front of the Park. and nearly opposite
the City Hall.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

We have already mentioned the recent rob.
berry of Mr.. E. Rassel, near the junction of the
Tonawanda Creek and the Erie Canal of about
$4,000. The landlord Of the hotel at which he
stopped has beea arrested, and all the money but
SO found in his possession.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

10 Whilst the wife of John Noon, laborer, at
Maumee, was out for pail of water, her daughter,
aged FIVE years, had her clothes badly burnt that
she expired soon after her mothers return.
Rochester Post.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

% Mr.. Nicholas Biddle, late President of
the U. S. Bank, gave his vote for the Loco-Foco
ticket in Philadelphia, as he had perfect right
to do. Most exploded 6nanciers great Loco
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

gT The Wings of CHEnusG County run THO
MAS BURroNfo for Assembly. 1t seems impossi
bic that Railroad County should go Loco. Foco
yet we can hardly indulge hope Tor Chemung.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

10 The COURIER, new Whig paper, hail
from Pulaski, Oswego Co. VIM. H. S. Winons
Editor.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

" The New Orleans Tropic, new and excel
lent Wing paper in the Crescent City, places the
name of JOHN DAVIS for Vice President with that
Of HENRY CLAY for President. at the head of its
columns.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

70 The Wings of WAYNE County have nomi
mated CHARLES BRAD1sH (brother of the Lieut.
Governor) and DR.. HERON MANN for Assembly
This is an excellent and popular Ticket; and we
are assured that the Wings Wayne are AT WORN
to elect it. They are never beaten when they try
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

% ELISHA WRIGHT is the Wing candidate 70
Assembly in Orleans County. No doabt of HI
election.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

70 JESSE NJ. FOSTER is the Wing candidate
for Assembly in SULLIVAN County. Ifthe Wings
of that County will Just put the questions of Pro.
lection and Internal improvement fairly before the
People, he must be elected by handsome ma
ioritY.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

% MIR. Henry Hine, of New Haven, while
hunting recently, accidentally discharged his gun,
the contents of which entered his side and posed
through his left lung. 1t is possible he may sur
viye-though with the loss of his lung
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

% TIE Tenth Anniversary OF the Philomaheal
Society of the University of New.io will be Gel
ebrated this evening, October 81, in the universit
Chapel
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

FROM BELizE.-We have received by the brig
Belize the Belize Royal Gazett. the lst instant.
His Excelency Governor Macdonald, his lady
and some members OF the Government, had re-
gently returned frsnn pleasure tour 10 Bacaio'
where ,hey had been Hospitality received by the
authorities. According to recent accounts from
ST. Jua1 Nicara gua the blockade of that port was
con,;nued. The bleckading ship Electra had been
relieved By thc Fair Rosamead. The Charybdis
b,3 sailed from Por, ROYAL for the same des,iDa-
,c,, ,;n, - Boston Daily Adv.
From MyrAMoRAs.-By the Caroline Captain
Collins, 26 dsvs from Metamoras, we learn snat
de,achrent Of 5000 Mexican troops hao ie'' 'neFe
for Texas-part of the force with winch SANTA ana
intends 10 ovrrrun the nation of the Single star.
We shall hear before long the result of this Meai-
can invasion. AMERICAN
p The Hon. Henry Clay has been in Frank
fort several days 10 execute professional engage
men, in the Court Of Appeals He looks better
than we have seen him for several gears.
The Hon. PETER B. PORTER, Secretary OF War
under the Administration of j. Q. Adams, accom-
panied Mr.. Clay to Frankfort. Frankfort Com.
RAILROAD AcclpESr-FIRtMAN KiLLEp.-As
AZ the train OF passenger cars from Baltimore
were on their way to Hancock yesterday about
o'clock the locomotive tender were thrown Oh
The track by coming in coutact with stone that
had been placed on one of the rails by some MALI
c;ous person. near the North Mountain Cut.
killing instantly the fireman, named Haines, and
slightly scalding the engine man, Mr Sawteil.
None Of the passengers we IRE happy 10 learn
were in tn. slightest degree injured
Baltimore Patriot
The GALLONS ANTlCrPATkD.-Joseph Sperry,
convicted of the murder of his wife in Sandusky
county. and sentenced to be hung on the I'd OF No
vember next, has committed suicide ir the jail
he procured penknife, and with 1t opened an ar
tcry in bis arm When his cell was looked into,
srerry was dead. [Ceveland Herald.
% We take grca, pleasure in announcing that
. DR.. John Augustus Smith, the President OF the
College of Physicians and Surgeons, and one OF
tie Vice Presidents cf the Lyceum OF Natural
History in the city Of New-York, is preparing
course Of Lectures on Geology, to be delivered in
the early part of the winter for the benefit OF
the latter institution. Several large paintings, IN
tended to illustrate the subject, have been for some
time in progressby eminent artists, under the di'
recton of the lecturer and at expense of sever
al hundreds of dollars. Some of them are already
completed, and can be seen in the Museum OF the
Lvceum Building, No. 500 and sos Broadway.
American.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

20 We had cheering aavices yesterday from
CAYuGA, ToMrclSs, SCHENECTADY and FRANK
LIN Counties. Oar friends in each are making
bettle manfully These are times which sift from
US the Speil-hun,ers, and show who purely love
their Country ard her cause
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27
From the Albany Arg rs OF Tuesday.

Coon Nomiaations
Fh Congress Dissict-(he sth 9Th and Iith Wards oi
New York Cny)-McsEs G. LEONARD.
20 Webeg pardon of the Argus, but the coons'
of the Fifth District assure tha. they have made
no such nomination, and consider it q reflection
on their character TO insinuate that they have no
better lember than that Tor Congress
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27
APPOINTMENTS RY THE G,

Hora,io Seymour OF Middlebury, Vermont Complsor
er OF Deed
Peter Thatcher of Machias, Maine, Commissioner
Deeds.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

T JOHN FREY, Of Paatine, Montgomery
Co. is the Wing candidate for Congress in the
XvIIth District, composed of Herkmer and Mont
gomery Counties. Although rather the under hill,
the Wings ofthat District will make as good con-
test and show as good comparative result as
those of any portion Of the State.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

p The house of Professor H. a. Gird, al
jackson, La, was destroyed by fire on the morn.
ing of the 7th inst. His furniture for the
most part snved by the exertiens of the citizens.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27
CITY INTELLIGENC

LAWYERS D1ARY-This Day, October 81 9Th
SUPERIOR Cousr-Nos a. 25 42 ll5 81 S7 H. A. ll5,
81, T7s. 81.
COMMON PLEAs-Part Nos. lot, ll3. l2l. Part Q al4
oclock-Nos. GO, 64, 80 TO- 72, 49, 7S. b5 g. AZ. li2
CIRCUIT CouRT-Nos l40 g. 28 &c. l05 40. ll6, l45 and
14t 1866 l2 ioS 1856. 3d. l63 49, 10n &c. l07 IL l35,
20, a. 79, 120 l27, 7S, 76, 126, l06, So, IS, IA.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

u MINIATURE MAf.-A very beautiful Miaialure Coun-
~ Map OF the United Just been completed by Sr
J. II. Goldthwait The execution OF the M.p itself is
eeedngly we'll done, while the engravings, consisting oil
upwards of fifty distinct subjects which form The border 10
it, III The best style of the art IL may be seen a, the
store OF c. 5. Francis 4 Co 90 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

p" To which County, says the Albany Argus,
shall be awarded the proud title of The Berks
of Ncw-York9 Who speaks Is there any
County where not half the voters can read and
where they electioneer under the banner of '' No
Free Schools?" Don't all clutch the proud
title at once
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

D Mr.. Paul r. George, it seems, jus, appoint
ed Naval Store Keeper at Brooklyn, before he wa
fairly warm in his seat, has been removed an'
Mr. Craven re-appointed in his stead
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

% There will be Grand Rally of the Wings
of Kings County a, the National Hail, Brooklyn,
this evening, at y o'clock, 10 respondto the nom
nations for SENATOR, CONGRESS- and MEMBERS OF
ASSEMBLY. We are sure the Hall will be filed to
overfiowing. The Wings of Kings have rot had q
chance for Representative in Congress before for
many years; aud now they have not only good
Distric, but worthy and popular candidate, whom
any Waig must be proud and happy to support.
They ars also eager to lend helping hand 10
Farmer Oakley of Staten Island, the Whig can
dida,e for Senator, who viii turn o good barrow
on the Island So rally all hands tonight at Ma
tionai Hail.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

"PalSEAs 9uIpDY, 4 Novel, BY JoHS PooLE.
Author of Paul Pry,' Sc he's just been pub
lished in extra Brother Jonathan, BY Wilson &
Co. l62 Nassau-s, We read good part of ii in
the New Monshls, where II originally appeared in
nurnbers, and found it entcstuinins The hero is
at once kaayc aad sSinaini, who does himself
OUT Of several fortunes by trying TO overrcach 9th
ers. 1t ia a good thing, and costs but shilling.
y Mr.. ADAMS has sbeenreques,ed TO undertake
the case OF the colored man, baltimore, detained
in Boston as fugitive slave.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

u ABNER WOoDWORTH of Yate. is the
Wing Candidate for Congress in the XXV[th Dis
trict, composed of Tompkns, Yates and Chemung
Counties. A vigorous, united effort is needed to
elect him, but we indulge strong hopes that just
srch one will be made. How can the Railroad
Counties sustain Bouck and the Albany Regency!
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

m The New-York Museum rises rapidly public favor.
The performances presented afford Infinite delight TO IL
,nnears Mr. Collins The Comic Singer; Mr,. Phps The
much adsired sonssressi Mr. DeEarue, the mimic; Mr.
yoanle dancer. The admission the whole being ony
one shilling.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

% Mobile is very sickly at present-new case,
of malignant fever occurring daily. The Hernlc
advises strangers to keep away for the present.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

% We notice that all over the Country class
of newspapers which have notoriously the very
smallest circulation are stuffed with advertisements
of Land Sales, for Navy and Army Stores, &c NC.
These advertisements in such quarters do next to
Just no good at all, yet the People must pay round
prices for thcm and what aggravates the abuse,
the Whig party will be charged with the expendi-
lure made by and upon its bitterest enemies, Is
not this outrageo
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27
|. (Reverend Clergy JOE SMITH,
2. FANNY WRIGHT,
3. IL JOB HASKELL,
4. u-aLEX MING,
). IL LEVI u. SL4MM.

% Some time since, letters in the Union, over
the signature of HAoN, Noah reversed called
forth considerable comment, from the ex,raordi-
nary nature of some of their statements concern
ing the Veto of the Bank Bill. Noah says they
were written by a Naw-Yerk friend The Editor
of the Detroit Daily Advertiser who has recently
been in Washington, declares the fact to be roithin
has omn hnOw1edge that those letters of HAoS
were nrinen 5y John Tyler, Junior, Pirate
Secretary to his father, tie President.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

70 William S. Allen, Tyler editor in S
Louis, has been appointed Register of The Lar
Office there, vice Col ~ P Taylor, resigned.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

The rapid and uaceasng change Of novelties made al
the American Museum Keep ihai e'a''S"'ens ti'o"sto
with Waters day and night
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

p Canes Of fTorteise-sheIt Wool iS.,,sS ns ,sS
scrb.r has on hand an assortment superb Canes nouD
with gold, ard resembling Tortoise Shell u uss'.a ,
tis is The only lot of the wood brought to hs ma
J. S. CAULKiNs,
OFT lw~ As,or House, near Vesey-sleseI
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-27

The NORTH AMERIcA.-In the hasty notice Of
the FIRE on Friday night, we greatly underraed The
damage, being unable to obtain any accurate infor-
nation. a survey was held on Saturday, which has
not va, been reported. The vessel with her furni-
,ure, sc. cost about $4,000 but there was insur-
ance only to the amount OF 5000, which was
done at the Mutual Safety Office, New-York. The
cost OF repairing the vessel will be not far from
So 900. The furniture viii probably cost from
81 500 10 So 600 more Roston ADV
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-06-07

The legislature Of Maine net on the
18th. A committee Of % was chosen to
appoint four commissioners and invest
them with full powers to settle the North
eastern Boundary.
A TOUCHING ScENE-A scene Of much
New Jersey Methodist Conference. A
copy Of the Psalms, printed in raised let
tcrs for the use of the blind, was present
ed to blind female, Mary Collins. An
eloquent address was delivered on the oc-
casion by the Bishop, and the recipient was
so moved, that she trembed with excite
ment; while the scene throughout was OF a
character SO affecting as to bring tears TO
many an eye.--Enquirer.
Al recent militia muster in Philadel-
phia, the Captain appearing on the ground
in state Of intoxicaton, the privates were
so incensed that they rode him on rail
through the streets with his own sword held
over his head.
Young Men.-There can hardly be a
more sublime spectacle presented for our
admiration, than that Of young man, who
urged on by the impulses of struggling in
telIect, starts boldly from the trembling
ranks Of obscurty, and we'll determined to
battle his way through every obstacle to
honor and renown. Thank heaven, that
although the gifts Of fortune are denied TO
snch, they possess that God-lke principle
within, before the irresistible energy Of
which the most formidable obstacles be-
come as cobweb barriers. in the path which
honorable amb ton points out. --Iruing.
Day Of resumption feed. The last
Shawneetown paper coulains the following
resolve by the Shaneetown Bank Of Mi
nois:
Resolved, That this bank resume spe.
Gle payment on or before the 18th day of
June next.
A DREADFUL AFrA1R.-A schoolmstress in
Lynn named Beckwith, we learn from gentle
man belonging to that town, tied a son of Mr.
Meads up by the heels Saturday, and she whip
ped him. striking him several times on his head
When the school was out, the lad who was about
eight years old, went home and told his parents
that he had been punished, and that his head ach-
ed; but there being nothing In his appearance to
excite alarm, little notice taken of what he
said, and he went to bed. Upon going into his
room Sunday morning, he found lifeless
upon his pillow. Boston Morning Post.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-06-07

Great Britain.-The Pittsburgh Manu-
facturer states that friend furnishes the
following extract from a Letter written in
Scotland, dated April IL, 1912. We think
the time is not far distant when the state Of
things dreaded by the writer will be realized
in all their horrors, and the down trodden
millions of great Britain, who are now fam
ishng for want of bread in the midst Of
plenty, will, in the agony oftheir sufierings
throw offal restraint and take fearful ven
geancc on their hearlcss oppressors.
Gan awful agitation is going on in this
country at the present moment. The wings
are agltating to regain place and plumber.
The commercial and manufacturing class
es IRE agtating for the abolition OF the corn
laws. Some of the short sighted opcratlves
are agituing for short time bill. The
dissenting clergy a re agitating the voluntary
and cheap bread questions. While the
madmen Of the State Church are agitating
for non-intrusion, and, all these the tories,
who possess the power, are meeting and
smashing right and left, because they can
turn the interested arguments Of these par
ties against themselves with dreadful effect.
tors for justice and equal rights. Their ar
guments cannot be effectively replied TO,
and consequently they are met with con-
tempt, or treated to volley Of abuse or
bad names. Things however, cannot con-
tinuc. Some dreadful crisis is fast APP
preaching. | cannot predict the time, nor
the peculiar turn things may take; but one
thing feel assured Of, revolution is not far
distant. Things here will be overturned;
and, oh, horrible must be the suff1rings OF
the masses during the transition from bad
to better state Of things. Last week |
wrote a long article for the "Chartist Cir
GUAR" warning the people of the impcnd-
ing danger, and urging them to prepare by
getting rid of all fictitious currency and
keeping hold of the hard cash."