New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11
Members of Assembly.

absaiorn E. Miller. 5S2 Horace ST John ,l6l
Charles Daily 43l Harvey a. Weed 30, ,l23
David R. F. Jones 2ss James b Brinsrnade .2o,le5
Daniel C. Peniz .20r55l Jacob Acker O,O83
D. H. Van Dyke. 433 Stephen Sammons. 70 G25
Mshs1 TlsSs pSysE Walsh a5 cyrsi siesisa esshefy
% Robert Smith is certainly elected; but the
official canvass may give tho certificate to some
ther Wing than Samuel Webster, who now ap-
pears to be the next highest. Plebeian.
~ B. f. COOKE, the late Postmaster at Bng-
hamton, Broome County, has been removed, and
his Loco-Foco predecessor reappointed in his
stead. Mr. Cooke thorough Tyler man, but
not a Loco-Foco; so he wouldn't answer
| Where an [ to go?
G CHITTENDEN Lyon, formerly for several
years Representative in Congress from the State
of Kentucky, and member elect to the House OF
Delegates of that State, died few days since at
bis residence in Caldwell County
% B. C. Atwood, Esq. one of the most re-
spectacle merchants of Bangor Me. was recently
harncssing horse to his carriage, when the horse
started and the wheel of the carriage passed over
his head and wounded him so severely that he
expired in few minutes.
20 Geo. ID. Profi0 it is said, has attempted
to walk in the footsteps of his predecessors of the
Guard by issuing his misunderstanding def
ancc ts the Wings in general and Proclniming John
Tyler and his band the only patriots in the universe.
~ The Rhode Island Constitution, Just framed
n H.. ,,J ID,
pie, for adoption rejection, on the 81 ST. 22d and
23d days of the present month.
10 Several of the leading Whig papers often
nessee place the name of Hon. JAMES G.. JONES,
the present Governor, at the head of their columns
Cor reelection.
U Mrs. j. Griswold, of Hanover, in Chau-
tauquc County fell in the fire at her residence a
few DAYS since, and was burned in such manner
as to cause her death in two days.
KRouT.-In a circuit of three miles around the
Sou,heru part of Bergen township, Hudson CO.,
n j., there are II acres of Cabbages. containing
200 koads-
I' The Commercial says that u vessel will sail
from this port for Columbia River about the lst OF
January.
70 Mr.. Lancaster, a newspaper carrier, fell
down and died almost without struggle, In the
Hancock House, Boston, on Monday morning last.
tS' On the morning of the Sd the dwelling
house of MIR. John Thomas, about miles from
Portsmouth O. was consumed by fire, and his
mother, highly respectable aged lady, peri'hed
in the flames
UJ The Troy Whig processes to have good au
thority for saying that DR.. LARDNERis the author
of the article in the Foreign Quarterly on News
paper Literature in America, which has caused
so much remark here.
FROM HoNDURAs.-The New Orleans Bulletin
has received the Balize Gazette of the 18th ul..
which contains an account OF the deposing and
assassination of Gen. Morazan, the Governor of
the State of Costa Rca, about the middle of
Sept. While the Governor engaged in the
capital, making arrangements to invade Nicara-
qua to put down the insurgents, the inhabitants of
his own State rose upon him, defeated his troops
and put him to fight. He was overtaken a few
leagues distant, captured, tied up and shot. His
men were all captured or killed We infer from
the above, that the negro and Indian are get
ting decided ascendancy in that low region.
FROM CENTRAL AMERIcA.-The Belize Gazette
of October Is, received at NewOrleans brings
information that General Merazan, (whose recent
successful attempt to make head against Carrera,
in the State of Costa R,ca, have before chroni.
cled y had been put to death by the people of that
Stale-probably the Indians. The account says
that while he was making arrangements TO invade
Nicaragua to put down the insurgents, there, the
inhabitants of his State rose upon him, de-
ieated his troops and put him to flight. He was
ove.taken d few leagues distant, captured, tied up
and shot. His men were all captured or killed.
New JERSEY LEGlsLATuRE.-On Tuesday, in
the Assembly, the Speaker presented a communi-
cation from the Governor enclosing letter from
the acting Secretury of the Treasury, stating that
the share Of NewJersey from the sales Of the pub
lie lands, being sl3,o5O 40, was ready and would
be paid application by the authorised officer of
the State. On the same day Isaac Southard was
elected State Treasurer.
MR. CASA correspondent Of the Journal of
Commerce writing from Paris, Oct. 1e, SAYS =
Governor Cass, our Minister, leaves here in the
steamer of the 18th Ncv. for home. He has al
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