New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07
Endiana senator.

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Kndiana Senator.
Correspondence OF The Tribune
SourH BEND Ind, Sept %
.JoHs D. DEFREEs is The Wing candidate tor
Senator in this District, having been nominated
uuonimsusly BY Mass Meetings in this, Marshal
and Fulton Counties on the 24th inst. he viii
he elected. and this gives US the I. 5. Senator.
DELAWARE preparatory choice of lnsrec-
tors for the ceming Election was made 10 Little
Delaware on Wednesday. AT these Elections
abeut half vote is usually taken. The Locc.-f O.
cos have this year carried majority of the In
spcctors, and claim 800 majority in the State,
This will give our friends fair warning, and arouse
them for the regular Election
Nrw-JEKsEr.-Ihe Wings of Hudson County
n. j. have nominated the following ticket: For
Council, John S Condi,; for Assembly, Abraham
L. Van Boskerck; for Sheriff, Henry Sewkirk ;
for Coroners, Edo V-eeland Ohm McIYer, James
Ludun.
The DAY1os MULTrruDE.-The Cincinnati
Chronicle says that the Committee of Arrange
ments at Dayton, actually made preparations for
the accommodation Of $4,000 persons. No one
whom they had seen bad been able to get within
half a mile Of the Speakers stand.
70 The Whig Senatorial Convention OF the
Fifth District assembled at Utica on tuesday and
nominated CHESTER BUCK of Lewis County
for Senator. This is an excellent nomination
Mr.. Buck is sound intelligent, working Farmer,
and Justly popular wherever he is known. He is
the only Wing who ever carried Lewis County
within our remembrance, having been elected to
the Assembly in 1889
% The LocoFocos cf Worcester County,
Mass. have issued manifesto. denouncing Banks
and Banking as robbers of the Working Men,
and Herewith asked those same Working Men 10
support Col. Pliny Merrick, President OF 'hc
Citizens Bank, for Congress, and Isaac Darts,
President the Quinsigamond Bank, for Senator
Beth of these Banks are Chartered Monopolles.
the private property of Stockholders Irresponsible
Some folks have a faculty OF getting on IN THIS
wav which puzzles US intensely.
TIE WA1cHMEg's WAeE5.-In the Board of
Assistants on Wednesday evening, Assistant Al
derman Scoles presented report of some length
in favor of restoration Of the pay of the Watch
men to 81 25 per night, together with resolu-
ton giving them 25 cents per night from the time
of the passage of the ordinance reducing their pay
to the passage of the ordinance by which 1t is re-
stored. We are grati6ed to say that the report
was accepted, the ordinance passed, and the reso-
luton adopted that evening.
G LEWIS a. SAYRE, NJ D. has been appcin,-
ed Proscctor to the Professor of Surgery in the
College of Physicians and Surgeons in the Un-
yersity of the State of New-York. The New
World, through mistake, announced his appoint
ment as Professor.
SOMETHING WRoNG III THE MArL.-Philadel-
phia papers mention that copies Of the Extra Tri-
bune containing Webstcrs Speech, mailed in this
city ON SATURDAY. last did not reach Philadelphia
until Wednesday. Why is this
To BE HuNe.--At the Iate~Cemmon Pleas in
Sandusky County, Ohio, Joseph Sperry was CON
victed of the murder of his wife, and sentenced
to be hung on the I'd Of November next.
Do We are requested TO state that the Dele
Gates of the various Societies will meet the Com
mttce of Arrangements on the Croton Water
Celebrations mt the Common Council Chamber,
this afternoon, at clock, P. NJ. IA
% Mr.. James R. Scoles, at Greenfield, Mass,
was killed on the Goth nit while lowering The up
per part Of liberty pole for the purpose of axns
10 it flag. He was standing upon ladder about
90 fec, from the ground when the end of the pole
swung around and struck him upon the back ofthe
head-breaking his neck Immediately.
pys The dead body Of an unknown man was
recently found on the shore of Lake Erie at Viii
louehby, Lake CO., Ohio.
U DEMrsrER sings again to nigh. at Rutger S
Institute.
10 We are glad to announce that the Secre-
tary of the Navy has quite recovered from his re-
cent severe indisposition and is again his post,
dischaI gins the ardupus duties of his office
Madsonan.
MYSTERIOUS DIsArPEARAHcE Capt. William
W. Peters lett his residence IN this city on Friday
afternoon for the echoes. intending to return the
same evening. A tavern keeper at the Cohoes
states that he left his hoaae on Friday evening
with the intention. as he said, Of finding boat
bound to Troy Since then nothing has been
heard from him. Troy Whig.
DEATH OF REV. JOHN KEKR.-Wc stop the
press to announce the melancholy intelligence of
the death of the Rev John Kerr, one of the oldest
and most distinguished ministers of the Baptist
denomination in Virginia. He died at half past
twelve o'clock F. NJ. on Thursday, the 29th ult.,
a, his residence The Gotta ere near this 'ulace