New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-21


should probably resign at this time. We rejoice
that he has not done so, hut will serve out his
term
20 The Wings of CATTARAUGUs County have
nominated ELJvAH A. RICE of Quo and ALoSzo
HAwLEY of Hinsdale for Assembly. We hope
their majority will be over 1000. How can any
body in Cattaraugus vote for the party of Bouck
Flagg, Young and Hoffman?
Tnmmuuy Nominations.
The Loco-Focos made the following nomination
for Assembly last evening George G. Glazier,
D. c. Pen,z, D. T. Hubbard George Paudng,
Jonathan Thompson, Tigbe Davy, A. B. Miller.
The Committee were hard at work when we
went to press. Mike Walsh had not succeeded
thus far-though his portraits of the Commute
men it was thought would secure him nomination.
aoco-Feco Nominations.
Cayuga Co-George Rathbun for Congress,
with Cortland;) Davies Monroe, Alfred Lyon
and Viacet Kenyan for Assembly
Montgomery Co.-John Bowdish, John l. 70
lerfor Assembly.
Otsego and Schoharie Counties.-Je Jeremiah E.
Cary for Congress.
OJ In Athens County, Ohio there were three
candidates for Auditor, with the following result
Root, (Whig) 1885, Jewett, (Whig) $40; Morse,
Loco, 943, and elected by three majority over his
CHER competitor and fee over the lower. Probably
80 close triangular contest had not been known
before.
20 Rev. H. o. Sheldon will deliver practi;
cal Lecture on the union of Education and Labor
in the Green-strcet Church this evening 1t will
be well worth hearing.
% PAUL R. GEoRGE has been appointed Naval
Store Keeper at Brooklyn, instead of Navy Agent
for this city. Some difference.
U Thomas Chadwick, Wing, has on the fifth
or sixth trial been elected the fourth Representa-
tive from Portland, Maine.
| % The New England Non Resistance Conven-
ton is now in session at Boston.
| 70 A correspondent OF the Evening P ost states
that accident happened the Troy and Sara
toga railroad on the 18th. The locomotive. near
thrown off the track. Three baggage were
crashed TO atoms, and several passengers were
| slightly, bat none seriously injured.
COURT OF CHANcERy.--We are requested to
state that the Assistant Vice Chancellor will hold
Special Term at Albany on the second Monday
| in November next. He is authorised to hear all
causes pending in the Third Circuit; causes in
the fourth class in the Foerth Circuit; and all
causes which the Chancellor has heretofore re-
erred, or shall at the ensuing October Term refer
TO him to be heard there.
rs The MORNING CHRONICLE, by John M
Moore is Jus, one of the cleverest and best penny
papers ever published in our City. 1t is earnestly
and zeeloasly devoted to the PRONUNCIATION and
advocacy OF measures calculated to elevate the
Poorer Glasses to prosperity, comfort and indie
pendence. The Editor may not always see right
but ne always means just right. We hope his
paper is and will be generously supported.
IHE AMERICAN INSTITUTE give splendid ex.
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u The Rainers and Demps,er give another of their
popular Concerts TO- nigh, al the Society Library.
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