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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20

The remaining Sc members elecred are Loco
Focos, giving them net majority of y in the
House and II on joint ballot.
The Wings threw away 3 Senate Districts and
Is members in Adams, Allegheny, Bucks, Dau-
phin, Chester Butler, Mercer, Franklin, Somer-
set, Union, Miflin and Juniata counties, where
they have maorities, and thus lost the opportunity
of securing both Houses of the Legislature and a
U. S. Senator.
The best joke we have heard connected with
this election is the following:
In the county of Luzerne, which is strongly Lo-
co-Foco, the regular ticket had on it for the Lee
gisature Dutchman named Rooms The Locos
swore they would not 60 it-they were against
'coons, tooth and toe-nail So Mr.. Rooms was
backed of and Loco named Brodhcad put in
his place. This incensed some of Koons's friends,
who instgated Chester Butler, Wing, to come
out as "a stump candidate, and helped elect him,
though the Wings had not deemed it worth while
To make any nomination.
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FATAL ACQUISITION Tuesday night Charles
Pool and John May, painters by trade boarding
at No. SAP Pearl-street, went out, and about
o'clock, returned home intoxicated, and returned
70 their chambers in the third story of the house.
Soon after May was seen to fall out of the third
story window upon the sidewalk, thereby irac-
turing his skull, and otherwise so serlousy IN
turing himself that he was left insensbe, and con-
vsying him to the hospital he died. The Coroner
will hold the inquest to-day.
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FATAL AcclDEEr.-We learn from Col Hatch,
that Mr.. Parker Douglas, of marlborough, left
his home on Wednesday last, on hunting excuI.
sion Not returning it created some alarm, and
diligept search was made till Saturday, when his
body was discovered in the woods In Taunton
near Myrick's 5, shot through the head. He had
doub!e-barreIed gun, and it is supposed while
loading one, the other was discharged which proved
fatal His dog was found in famished condition,
wing bY bis body n. Bedford Ner
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Tioga-Simeon R. Griffin for Assembly.
GO EDWARD Il. NIcoLL, a merchant is the
Loco-Foco candidate for Congress in the Third
District, composed of the FIVE lower Wards Of
his CITY
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% The Young Ladies Hope Temperance So
osety will give CoscsRT THIS Eveniag in the
Hall corner of Broadway and Grand.st.
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rr Cheap Books! Cheap Books!-J WIN.
CHESTER, so Ann street, NewYork, office Of the New
World has for sale ,he following and valuable senl
&c, historical, a1,-t romantic works; u
IIEgIG,S ANtalAE CHEMISTRY, second sdiiou-i
aos, valuable work. price only 25 Nothing has bean
published in many which has attained the popularity
ar attracted the notice Of this volume.
THE WESTERN CAPTIVE OR, TINES 0Y7E.
cUMsEH, an original Novel, by Mrs. SeIa Smith, on.d
our most popular and talented authors II is beautiful
story and should be purchased by every lady in the land
WHO honors the gifted her Price lsi cents.
PERCIvAL KEENE, new and very popular sea poye
by Capa. MaTSatt, author o! Peter Simple" Jacob
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THE CoNsPIRATOR, an original American Novel
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81 New-Xork Fly ceu,n Lectures-4@ eea's.
The Introductory TO the usual Courss-o Lectures os'
the members of the Lyceum will be- given early 10 No'e
her, and continued Wednesday evening Of each
the BROADWAY TABERNACLE.
Programme he-ralar.
Tickets Of admission can be obtained al Tie Library a'4
Reading Rooms, Ill Broadway Byoraer,
o2o A. 3 E. STATS, Corresponding oeS''
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----.,:c Iyhfa General Committee.

rDeusocrnaic Wing General Con am, ., &c.
pas5way House on THURSDAY Eveaing October 20 at
O'Clock. y '
:: - = coWlEs SECRETARIES. ols 2t
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NJ The RA1NrRs and DEMPsrER will give a
series Of Concerts at the Society Library every
evening during this week.
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Eoco-Foco No,nina,ions.

XVIIth Distrfct.-Chares S. Benton of Her
smer. for the Congress District composed OF
Herkimer and Montgomery Counties.
Ulster Co-Edmund suydam ard --Soper
Tor Assembly.
Tioga.-Simeon R. Griffin for Assembly.
90 EDWARD n. NlcoLL, a merchant, is the
Loco-Foco candidate for Congress in the Third
District, composed of the FIVE lower Wards OF
his City.
JOHN Z. HALLIDAY. of Louisa Co. Va. pro-
ninent politician and Member of the last Legisla-
ture, died very suddenly at Scot,sville last week.
NEXT PREslDENr.-The Canton Mass Dem
ocrat hois,s tie flag of John c. Calhoun for mex,
President. A portos of the party begins to talk
very strongly of Gen. Cass.
70 In the list of passengers by the Britannia
we observe the names of Hon. SILAs NJ. STILwELL
and lady, and of Mr.. ROBINSON who returns with
out being able even to offer his loan either in Eng
land on the Continent.
q The Lowell Courier announces that Paul
George, formerly of tina, place, of this
City, has been appointed by the President N0ry
Agent for this Port. Is not this announcement
premature
10 Rev. Mr.. DAVIS has arrived in this city,
and we understand intends delivering series Of
Lectures on Central America and the early dis
coveres of the Danes. His lectures have been
well spoken of in other cities
~ correspondent of the Richmond Wing as
scrts, and offers 10 prove if it is denied that Gen.
Harrison was opposed to inviting MIR. Webster to
take seat in the Cabinet, and that he would not
have done SO but for the urgent advice OF MIR.
CLAY.
Us Sarah Freeman, at NewHaven, has been
convicted OF having thrown young female child
into the vault of an clubhouse, where it died No
defence was made.
70 The Young Ladies Hope Temperance So
ciety will give Coscssr Thas Epeniag in the
Hall corner of Broadway and Grand-s,.
New CANpiDArEs.-The Independent, Press.
"orkingmai,s paper at Levsisburg, Pa, announ-
ces een. L. L. Gaines its candidate for Presi-
dent, and Samuel D. Inghara, of Pa, for Vice
President.
e The President has officially recognized Mr..
D. Thompson as Consul of the Republic of Ecua-
dor for rbe oort of Nev-Yoyl-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20

NEW CAsplDArEs.-The Independent, Press,
Workingman's paper at Levsisburg, Pa, announ-
ces Gen. 81. Gaines as It's candidate for Presi-
dent, and Samuel D. Inghara, of Pa, for Vice
President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20

10 The Warsaw (Ill.) Signal has been dis
continued.
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CoNcERT.-A Concer of rare and varied attractions
combining selection from the be, Of the melodies OF
Scotland and Ireland and OF the finest compositions
OF the Italian School, will take place this evening al the
Apollo Rooms. The names OF Signor De Begins Mr. u
E. Horn and Mrs Horn and Mr.. Tmm appear in the pro-
eramme. 1t also introduces to the New-York Mrseal
circles Madame II. MALONE who, in the execution OF t
fine pathetic ballad appeals to patronage with very
high scientific claim She is Stranger and, therefore,
we hope will be literally supported.
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rGreat Cattle show eff the Antepi.c.naSs

Institute, the Of Broadway arc l,s .rd I'll
This The second day OF the great Cattle SHOW sy
lovers of fine Stock will fail to improve ss tssyona
Of this splendid exhibition The show Of tat caus a
any precedent in ,. United States The spiehon ptbg
Syracuse rightly named the Empire Ok and y q.
weighing 5000 pounds. and ether magnificent sa'. ia ID
on The ground Some Of the choicest Dornan and tss
proved breeds we have ever are now , trsss
splendid working oxen from Connecticut rs seaa
as horses AID almost beautiful are ere. @ II chot
swine sheep fowls. &c No adlnirer o! "a co.
should loose this opportunity Of gratifying 30 Jus cat
me niahe q taste
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20

~ Gen. JAMES r. LAWRENCE, most able
and efficient Wing Member of tire Legislatures Of
1888, -, 40, is now, ,hoagh not candidate for
any Office, addressing his fellow citizens of onon'
daga County from village to village by appoint,
ment. This is noble example-from right
quarter. VIII no, WILLARD FILLMORE, MARI
H. SIsLEY, SAMUEL STEVENS and other eminent
Wings initiate ir'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20

FOUND DRowNED.-Ihe body of Mrs. N. II.
Bridge, (wife of VIM Bridget was found on
Friday evening last, as we learn from the Boston
Daily Mail, in a small boat, under narrow
bridge. at place called Canterbury, in Roxbury.
Mrs. n. has been deranged, times, for the last
year, and feeble in health. She LEFT her home in
South-street the evening of the 9TH inst telling
her oldest daughter TO take good care of the chill
.!ren, as she would be gone but few minutes. II
is probable she wandered about in deranged and
feyerish state. and fell into the water exhausted
and helpless.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20

CONSUMPTION AND LIVER CoMPLAINT.--ProtessorR nch.
hoz's Compound Syrup of Caplaria IS the only MEDICINE
that can be depended upon as remedy for those fearful
malndies All who bave used II, testify 10 lis unsaed VIZ
tues II always affords relief and has performed suren
cases where all Other remedies tailed. Horace Everett,
SGT rernwich-S,ree, B sole Agent for the genuine ar
no0 Al nj, r Mn y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20

PEsssYLvAsrA.-The Senate of this State con-
sis,s Of 80 members, II of whom were elected
this year. The Wings carried 81 the L0oorf oo0s
q a. the Senators holding over, ii are Whigs,
IN 1oco-Focos, (smith of Bucks asort of Con-
.o,.;ve The Senate will therefore stand-Lo-
cos 10, Wings IA. Conservative /.
The House of Representatives consists OF 100
members, of whom the Wings have elected 40, as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20

r George formerly of that place, of this
City, has been appointed by the President N0ry
Agent for this Port Is not this announcement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20

wILsos's New LocR-we some weeks since called the
attention of the public very novel and ngeniouSy co.,
s,ruced Lock Invented by Mr.. VIM Wilson, OF NoraHp-
tor Mass has been exhibited at the Fair OF The AEer-
can Institute during the past and present week. and has
ceiyed unlimited approbatios that we feel pleasure
in again calling public attention TO its merits Ths lock IS
Designed safety lock, for banks, safes, stores &c ana
ftsE lis cheapnes safety, simplicity and durability canfo'
but recommend itself all these who DESTROYS OF Sc
curing themselves against burgarious invasion we un
derstand that Mr Wilson win remain in the city three OF
four days at No. Liberty up stairs where ne IL
be happy exhibit bis lock those who wish 10 buy and
70 receive orders
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20

NJ The Grea. Fafr.-A COD ,,; aes q 8.
asey Coopes's iafalble Corn salye, as 1:.,sos
discovery and the most useful article a. S,ops Rss ~
Fair All are anxious TO bave IL Coi. s.sani.bed ss.
CbouIes with some other of the most dsu1s efrs
visiting The Fair, are making trial and Oh ~ !. hi,
must stand We rejoice at the interest iskeH - osBd
yersaly needed specific.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20

TENNEssEE.--Mr Douglass, Speaker of the
House of Representatives, having resigned his
seat in consequence of i'll health, MIR, Buchanan
(Whig) has been elected Speaker bya majority OF
three votes over Mr.. Polk, (Loco.)
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Things i'm Philadelphia.
Correspond nce OF the Tribun'

PHILADELPHIA, October 49, 1872
The result OF the investigation ia one instance of fraud
our recent election having resulted in the Development OF
mistake :" other whlg candidates have decided on con-
testing the election OF their opponents There is no doubt
that extensive frauds have been committed in every instance
bu, the mistakes have in all the other cases been so
g!aring.
A poor fellow named W. Delang, had boE legs cut Oh
killed upon the road leading Reading the night before
E The latter instance the disaster the result OF premeda
ted viany distractions having been purpoely placed on
the road, whiei thew the cars from the track
Four or fires have occurred within day or two, but
none of a serious nature.
The object Interest with just the Fire
mems Temperance Jubilee noced IN my last at winch,
and the meeting previous between hye and SIX hunered
fremen enrolled their as Temperance men.
new Library for Girls in the place OF the popular and
highly useful Apprentices Library tomorrow, under
he auspices of benevolent Citizens IEey
commence with 1900 volumes.
The Coroner held inquest yesterday on the body ola
man aged SO, named James Fitzgerald who came 10 his
death by intemperance.
TIE Harrisburg Reporter gives the result of our late cleo
lions thus LocoFocos. Wings.
Senate ......,.....,,.l9 ii
House ............ .60-79 40-S
Mr. Dallas is still holding forth upon the McE ven case,
and without the remotest symptoms OF finishing. The
erests if existence, OF young, lovely but weak, con
ding and only daughter hangs upoh the Issue Not
wi,hstanng the really learned and formidable array OF
talent the defence doubt exists Of the triumph
injured innocence such with all her eekness and fray
appears the Lady in this most unfortunate affair
all the parties, let il terminate as it may
A Procession Of 400 Fremcn With bands of music, it
Just passing independence Hail. .scorting believe, the
at Wilmington. No stock sales of any ia portance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20

Us Sarah Freeman, al NewHaven, has been
convicted OF having thrown a young female child
into the vault of an clubhouse, where it died. No
defence was made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20

1.-THE Dwarf a. the New. York Museum excites he
surprise OF everysone he is thry.six inches high NJ
Collins the Comic Slnger Mrs Phillips the Vocalist, Mr.
Wright the Fasetta Vocalist Mr. Dearue the Minis aai
Master Young tho Wire Volante Dancer, will appear,
addition TO the collection Of Curios,ies Picture Galeg
Gc-Aiinlisaion 70 the whole being only one shilling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20

MELANCHOLY DISASTER AT Mt. DEsERT.-A
correspondent at Mt Desert writes Us that mel
ancholy disaster happened in that vicinity on Mon
day, the Sd instant. AS two boys were crossing
from Mt Desert TO Cranbnry Isle, in an open boat,
with two sails set sudden squal struck them jus,
before reaching the shore of the other place, and
the boat capsized and filed and before assistance
reached them, one Of the boys, Cornelius Z. Frnnk-
lin, of Attleborough, Mass. l6 years of age, sunk
10 rise no more. He was one of the crew OF
the schooner Woodcock, Clements. master,
arrived the day before from the straits of Belle
Isle. The other boy, J. H. Hutchings, of kenne-
bunk aged 13 years was picked up bya boat that
went to his assistance, while clinging to the mast
of the boat, nearly exhausted. He bad been in the
water over half an hour Portland Adv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20

proctor Lardner's Lectures.- - Isc.ro
edition Of Doctor Lardners complete Course OF
delirered in the City of NewYork s
at this Office Price Is cents The scejec,s
RE Lectures are Eecricity-Tbe a.giruie-
Fixed slzrs-Magnetic Needle-L al %u,sh,-Psi
Bleaching, Tanning-Popuar - ssr-ooorJ-
s,ar-Temporary starsHsorca sSe.el - sassd
-y;bra,ons Of the Retina; voitac satcry-s;ean s"s
of Great Britain and America.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20

IXth District.-The Wings of ORANGE and
SULLIVAN held their Convention at Goshen on
Tuesday, and nominated JAMES WHEELER of
Warwick, Orange County, for Congress. He is
substantial Farmer and business man, of approved
integrity and worth, and will poll strong vote.
JAMES G. CLINTON of Newburgh, who at the
last Session voted against Protection in every form
and the Tariff in every shape, even after it had
been cut down to Capt. Tylers dietation is the
Loco-Foco candidate in that District 1t took
twelve hours hard wrangling to make him such
and we should think it much harder job to coax
the Farmers and Mechanics of Orange and Sulli-
Won " vote for him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20

10 Rev. Mr.. DAVIS has arrived in this city,
Lectures on Central America and the early dis
coveries of the Danes. His lectures have been
well spoken of in other cities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20

simer. for the Congress District composed of
Herkimer and Montgomery Counties.
Ulster Co-Edmund suydam ard --Soper
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AMERICAN MusEuM.-Best attractions in the city, ss
the advertisement
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~ correspondent of the Richmond Wing as
scrts, and offers 10 prove if it is denied, that Gen.
Harrison was opposed to inviting MIR. Webster to
take seat in the Cabinet, and that he would not
have done SO but for the urgent advice Of MIR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20

SEIZURE OF CANNON FROM THE PATRIOTS
Yesterday, Capt. Erastus Smith, Deputy United
States Marshal for this district seized three iron
cannon and two carriages, which were in the pos
session of the Patriots. They were found IN an
old building in Ohio City, buried some two feet
under ground and were put on board the Revenue
Cutter, Capt. Knapp. The carriages were found
in this city-were in good and complete order for
service, and painted lead color.
TCleyeland Herald
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A MELANCHOLY SUICIDE occurred in this City
Saturday evening. MIR Heary Moses journey.
man mechanic many years in the employment OF Of
Mr.. Babcock carriage manufacturer, hung hlmseit
about o'clock He was an aged man, unmarried,
and has DO relation in this quarter. All his &C
ouaip,ances speak of him as man of rreproach-
able character, and the cause of this act is COM
MERELY mystery Sortand adv.
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City INTELLIGENCE.
WEDNESDAY,, October ls.

j WEDNESDAY, QCtoooh 50
p,,pn or SupERvIsoRs.--The saiary of the
- be Board of Education was fixed at $500 per
ann1m. - ,,,;, ..
crryT.xrs-A long debate took place on sesoan'on
-, ,, ~ r,;se 81 1900 for Common scseot instead ot
sso roo The being onetwensih OF one per cent 5
;d hv Inv and The latter recommended by the Com
mee twas suggested that members were eon,9e''ea
A., according 10 law Under penalty, lsl aud a,,ner
,h,t ,be demand for schoohouses would reqaTs afs
sum The amour, is Tor 1872, TO reimburse Houe1 80
rowed and was stated by Mayor thai more nan 49,
600 had been already paid by the Chamberlain IN 'h hs
The debate was earnestly conducted by the Mayor Al
Woodruff Underwood, Purdy Leonard, Les efou"s'o'
Smith, Davies and others
The tax ordered is as follows ,,
General County Contingencies. SoS
Lamps soo
Levying and Collecting Tax................... 4IoVV
sll4l 800
Spus equal TO the stated quota for Cemmos Schools,
the TAX Tor Schools for the Deaf and Dumb and
81 Esq., 64
e o,,i,r,ion Of the floating debt .......... $1,000
sl,25sgsi
For in,er.s, on he Water Loan (il being supposed
ina, the balaace, TO make up Soio,Uto, VIII be
raised FROM OF the water $4,000
The rent heretofore uas oee'' 'ahen 'o ~
ra ,.I nj one mill on dollar laid by the State for
rho nayn,ent of the State Debt being 20 oil the
IN, or me whole Stste)
'1> " ~ S2,0Os,3I4
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ANOTHER CASE OF SuicIpE.-The Coroner also "a ).
inquest at No lis Walker St on The body OF John Bazv
native of this city, aged about IS Of rather iserpe
habits On Tuesday, O'clock, the deceased, who bad
room at the above place, went 10 the conner Of Grand @
Mulberry sts and purchased It ounce ofandanun wbis
be swallowed, and which caused his death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20

o. Gen. WILLIAM H. ADAMS. of Wayne
Co. is the Wing candidate for Congress from
Wayne and Seneca An ADLER man truer Wing
there is not in Central New-York, and we trust he
will be elected, especially as ne has for an oPPo-
nent, Byram Green, one Of the " seventeen
Senators who in 1924 refused to the People Of
New York the right of choosing their Electors of
President
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S2,tSSl4

D,s7R1cr CoURr OF THE USlrEp STATES
United States vs. Four bales OF Cloths and Casnefe E
Rboades clapant--The Jury In this case which was al
uded TO day or tive since gave verdict IN FAVOR % ''e