New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-18


Paine over Smile, CS7: over all &c.,
W Raunev, (whp ,a37 ITS Z. b. Barber
Scattering 81: RAnney over all 2i02
John snauldin- ..@,sio ''d Daniel Baldwin 24ls7
Harry Hale, tAbol)... l,7o3 Scattering.
spauIdng over Baldwin. ,47s over 1877
So the Wing candidates are ell elected BY he
People, as they were not last year.
10 The Courier and Enquirer of yesterday
contained a strong and able essay by JOSEPH
BLusr, Esq. on the subject of the Debts of in
solvent or repudatng States urging that Ma
rienal character, honor, and sound policy imPera-
lively require that theF ederal Government should
take some steps TO secure the ultimate payment OF
these Debts. 1t suggests that to this end Eighty !
Millions of acres Of Public Lands be apart for
bearing low interest, and that the holders of the
dshonored State Bonds be authorized to,exchange
them at par for this Land Stock, redeemable pleas
IRE in the Lands ultimately in their Proceeds.
| In thar way, Mr. B. urges, the most hopeless OF
| these Debts will be absorbed at once, and the
States will easily make provision for the payment
| Of the remainder, and the honor OF our Country
| be indicated. Until something to this effect is
done he believes the Unen enjoy no real or
durable prosperity.
AS the Courier announces this as "a Report to
| the Home League, 1t may be proper TO state that
1t was not called out or acted on by that body,
mot being within the sphere Of its labcrs or du
Les) though it was listened to with that profound
attention which the Importance of the subject aud
| 6 f,;I
mand.
| rJ John Porter, the Loco-Foco candidate for
Senator from the Seventh District, was formerly
,nembe. of the Washington Benevolent Society of
Auburn, if not its President; John G. Wright,
the Loco candidate for Senator from the Third
| District, was member of the Adams Young
Mems State Convention in 1928 so was Edaoard
| II. Walton, Loco candidate for Assembly from
Schenectady; John 4. Bryan, since Loco
| Auditor of Ohio, and now Tyler Assistant p
VI. General. This list mightbe largely extended
! We find fault with no man for changing his poll
tics, nor with any party for putting forward its
friends of to-day, though they may have been its
enemies yesterday. All we wish to show is that
the party which clanors SO much about the Wigs
| supporting renegades. does exactly the same
| thing.
10 The Wings of the First District have nomi-
mated ISAAC OAKLEY Of Richmond for Senator
He has done good and acceptable service as As
sembyman and we trust.he will be elected as he
certainly deserves shas. The -Wai~ssae. iM~,r
| CoLT's BATTERY.-Ou readers will do well to
,brr fba-t RI IL
Submarine Battery is TO be made this afternoon
precisely at o'clock, before the American Insti-
Iute. The vessel to be blown up is Of some 200
70 800 tons-hve times as large as any with which
The experiment has before been tried Precisely
at four. three guns will be fired in quick succession
from the North Carolina; at the thiId the explo-
| sion will take place.
Mr.. LANGTKEE's L1BRARY.-We attended the
partial sale of the large and excellent library of
the late MIR. Langtree at Riell & Arcularius last
evening. About one third of the whole number
was sold, generally at exceedingly low prices
Some of the finest London Animals sold at fourth
of their value. The great folio Shakespeare, mag
ni6cen,ly illustrated, sold for SIS Tn, sale will
proceed this evening.
TIE LAST DAYS PoMpEn: BY the author ef zanonn
| "Nish, and Morning." Rienzi." &C.
The reading public are here presented with
fresh number of Harpers' cheap publications.
| Who would not give TWENTY FIVE CENTS for the
pleasure of reading and possessing one of the
most powerful works Of the Imagination ever writ
| ten?
ISLANDER "A Madison (Ia.) paper of the 4th
Instant, has tho following paragraph -. The
SANDER suit brought BY Mrs. Margaret Young, re-
sident of Madison, against Mrs. D. MIntyre, ter
minated on Saturday last. The verdict was $1,000
damages"
ATTEMPT AT HiGawAy RoBBERY.-On Satur-
lay evening, Mr.. Hegeman was accosted bv
short, thickset man, on the road beyond Flatbnsh.
who demanded his money, and on his refusal to
give i, up, seized him by the throat and attempted
! TO choke him. MIR. Hegeman succeeded in get |
ing away iron him and in the encounter struck |
aim severe blow with his fist, on which the rob-
ber He'd. Heis represented to be an Irishman |
dressed In blue coat and cap, and is supposed |
10 De the same individual that sho, the colored |
man some days sluce Brooklyn News.
MEXICAN LEGATleN.-The bark Eusepia. mr. |
| rived on Saturday, from Vera Cruz, brought as
passengers, General Almonte Mexican Minister
20 the United States, ]. Nj. G. de La Vega, T.
Chanero, A. Almonte, and S. Yuterbide, attached
10 the Mexican Legation. The Eugenia brings
S72,50l in specie.
aud Terminer for Niagara County, David Dousl less
vas found guilty of the murder of Henry Gun
bingham, at Lockport last spring-being the first
hat b,d he