New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-31

NEw-JERsEY-The Legislature of this State
proceeded on Friday to the Election of Governor
L. S. Senator, State and ConutyAO officers, with the
following result:
Stacy g. Potts (Loco) .............S
Gov Pennington reelected by majority.
Fo, u S. Senator William l.. Dayton, twhig>...45S
Garret d. Wall, tLoco). S
Zone Loco absent.) Senator Dayton elected fol
the unexpired term of the Hon. S. l.. Southland
Gill 1859
James Wilson was by the same vote elected
Clerk Of the Supreme Court over S. Il. Hamilton,
and Robert D. Spencer, Law Reporter.
The old officers of the several Counties were gen
,rally reelected The following are those of Hud-
son County:
Judges and .Iudses.-Herry W. Kpgsland, Stephen II
Lu,isius
Jsticey.James /. Van Boskerck, Jabel wakeman Hen
COn,nissiontr-E Edmund w Kingsland.
TExvEssET.-Mr. COLLINS (Whig) has been
chosen representative from Fayette County. T en-
nessee, fill the vacancy occasoned by the resig-
nation of Col. Burchett Douglass late Speaker
The vote was Collins (W.) 829-Rufin (L.) 74O.
L
lass last year. Mr. Collins has reached Nashville
and taken his seat, so that the Wing majority in
Joint Ballots two.
Bills Di.,rcting the State for Members of Con-
eress and ef the State Legislature have been re.
ported, one in each House.
ArxAysAs.-Edward Cross, Loco-Foco, has
been elected to Congress from this State, by the
usual party majority over Col. VIM. Cummins.
Wing. The Legislature is of the same cast, and
will probably reflect Hon A. Sewer to the u S.
Senate.
20 private company of citizens of Tiogs,
Tonpkns and Broome Counties, has agreed to
complete the Erie Railroad between Binghamton
and Factoryville-a distance of 40 miles The
sum necessary TO complete it is said to be
$4,000.
STEAMBOAT Los1 ON RED RrER.-The Alex
andria Wing mentions that the steamer Transit.
Captain Webb from that place TO Shreveport, with
a foil cargo struck snag about 10 miles above
the Bon Dieu, and sunk to her skyIishts No lives
were lost. 4 few articles of furniture have been
saved. lhe boat and cargo will be a total loss.
Captain Webb will suffer materially from this un-
lucky disaster.
SrovEs-Thefe is article desirable or more
sought after al the present than good Stove
would invite attention 10 the advertisement be found
columns of Messrs. Shepard * Co., who have Nort's
Patent Stove for sale, which years OF usage have had
other effect tbaa 10 establish them firmly the
popular favor. They have again been awarded the first
Tho iaIa I,s,i
hest beat Stove, although b competition unparalleled.
Having them in use in establishment would add
testimony OF their superior excellence and recommend all
who are desrous OF being comfortable during the incIemeR
cy e winter TO call the warehouse OF the Messr Shep
ard 4 Wates;reet where they cannot fail in procuring
Stove that will be OF good service.
u TIE Croton Wafer introduced into the American
Museum and used with great eec, in exhibiting model OF
Niagara Falls. DR.. Valentine and hoS OF other prtc;
ers are engaged this week
u The Manager of the New-York Museum appears per-
sciy Indifferent expense in his desire crafty th pub
c de has this week engaged Frank Diamond. The grea,
Negro Dancer Mr. Alden, The Banjo Player; Mr.. byal,
the Como Dancer; Mr.. Neis without arms Miss
fosalie Is engaged; Mr. Collins and Dearue Museum
CuEosIties Picture