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New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10

evening abou, O'clock young ishniau naGed Jdines
Goodwin, aged about c9 years, invited om bis home
in SaIernh-Street hy friends 10 20 out and take
drink OF liquor house kept BY Mrs Mckay in lhe
Ninth Avenue ms father accompanying him. They went
hae and drank James Goodwin soon alter lett md wenl
another porter house IN Sxleentrstreei' cai'ed the
oReen McGregc, Housa' and while there met with nan
named Ge6rse Cronkrright About II o'clock they had
dispute. ami LETT e house TO fight Cronkwrsh being at
the lime stripped OF bis coat or jacket. Soon alter they
left wachmsn, MIR Gary, observed he man in his shirt
sleeves strike the other asI he fell like log the ground
HI him and procured the assistance o pF Mel
son. who lives in the neghborhood finding The man III
sensible; but The interim Cronkwright bad escaped
Good sin Immediately taken home, and Dr. Nelson
cae who usi every effort 10 restore animation. but with.
effect He led yesterday morning between 10 and II
c'clocl Drs. William Parker and John srom called
10 make post morlem examination Of the body and found
the right paSea bone injured and e1rnyasa'ed blood un'
der the dura mater, Also frasture o the scul extending
he lower p,rl of the pae. hcne hrough the occi-
p,s bone and also TO the oramen magnum, which n"
dnnbt was the OF death TIE Coroner having OBJ
tanned the services OF these physicians summoned jury IN
he case and from their testimony, coupled with the CIR
Gu instances attending the melancholy affair they rensercd
verdict that James Goodwin his death by vio
lent blow elonious lD cfd by James wright on the
side OF the head, the evening o; TIE 81, instant.
The Coroner Immediately Issued warrants fer his apFre-
hensQn aud dolb, al e time o going TO press he l. I'M
prisoned TO await The chsrge OF murder.
MEETING THE NEw-YoRS DELEGATES TO THE Ma
rloSAL HOME LEAeUE.At a meeting o the above Dele
gales held pursuant notice, at the American institute on
Saturday last O'Clock, Hon DUDLEY MARVIN called
10 the Chair The Secretary having stated tie general OBJ
ec,s the meeting, Committee OF FIVE appointed TO
receive extend u due 10 the Delegates attend
ing the United States Hcme Lengue Ann!?erary Convcn-
ton on their arrival a this city. The Committee consisted
of Messrs Hen,an ". Chls. Horace ST. John J. Simp-
ION. Edward Cook and Heman Norton A Committee OF
Ave also appointed suggest and make arrangements
Tor the transaction OF business by The Convention ssng
of Messrs Dudley Marvin, Horace Greele, Samuel Oak
lev Nathan Adams and Gen. II. Harvey. After suitable
arrangements Tor the National Convention 10 attend the
great Celebration OF ;hs Cyoon Water Works extending
invitations to strangers e sy sisudy 10 The objects OF
the Convection &C. the meeting adjourned Io meet on
"Wednesday Evening O'Clock the American In
tute iu conjunction with the N Y Home League, the
Delegates in attendance and the friends OF American Labor
generally.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10
~ Temperance Processlon.-The varor

u Temperance ProcessIon.-The various
p-rance Societies requested forthwith report
me - of their oreanilaton the probable number
ti Il parade o. the ih in order that their places may
he assigned them IN inrI
Each Society will appoint Sar,nAl. viii. report
10 IS soon after hs appointment as practicable
All cnmmun!caIons may be addressed u through h-
Pos,-Otfc-.
WILLIAM F. LEGGET'T, Grand Marshal,
OF Sits No 81 S;. Marks Place.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10

u Associn7ScH.-TheM Monthly Meeting OF the Fou-
rier ASSOCIATION will be held Tuesday Evening, The llih
inst, at O'clock the Fourier Hall, All Broadway Those
who wish TO join are invited 10 attend. ols
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10

II The Phfnix Temperance Benevolent
Association viii hold their next regular meeting tins
evening, AT al.past O'Clock, Concert Hall Business
sign"g the pledge and listening good speaking and
singing.
P.-aI
Pi>-The Members The phenis Z. b. Assocla lauoa are
requested 10 attenda business meeting to De held In the
basement of Concert Hail. Tomorrow evening, Oct H. al
hapas O'clock Every merAber IS respectfully invited
20 Ire present business OF Importance VIII bH lad before
them Per order u. j.. SNOW, President.
" y crsursc Secretary liz
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10

rrEnI style of Gsehtiensen's Ents.-RlRD,
corner of Pine and cassausrree.s, has now rs-dy for IL
spec ton and sale The Fall Standard Pattern for Grnls
mems Hats Oh FSMGw,'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10

II sixteenth WnPG,-Ehe regular meeting OF the
Democratic tg Committee OK lhe 1teeulh Ward will b
held a! iIaet;om', Monday Evening, October TO- AT
O'Clock. |GSHiNGTOM SMITH, Chairman.
Is iI.wHINs 'e''c'H''e'' olO II
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10

u 'Ctnt same Old Coon has come nsaiu
An adj Suf.ed @ 0: tie non!.r! ASSOC alton Will
held Monroe ti?f on slonday Eenng oatoer 10, at
half past O'Clock. E.ncipIl a.iendlnce is requratr
olD r. (2) b. order. = CHICKERI:G President
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10

II IN THE CLIMATE or TIE UNITED STATES. II is The
Miasma the present OF the year that lays the toun
daon OF iauntce liver complaints agUes and other bilious
affections Residents ot h- South and Wesi. and cornu-
ni,y generally reminded that OsGooos INDIA CHoLA
coGr. 10 te found nj P Bovine Co.'S IS John ST prnve'
INVARIABLY successful preyenii-e ofn>e dis vel
AS an uniaing remedy their eIcctna SIS i'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10

u Hsass of the Faii Style are New reaay.
THE model Tor the slight modification Of l6e
prevailing Paris mode.
SPENCER'S Salcs Room.
Srptembpr Isl, saU
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10

DISTEiGTAt a mceing Of IBIS Convention held AT lhe
Bro dway House, onrc 9Th day OF October, 49, the io
lowing resolution was passed
Resoircd That TIE next Seu2iorcl CHnTcniion tor thi'
District, be held the second Tuesday OF October iel
dt nooE, AT the Broadway uousc In. City OF Newlork
md tat TIE President and Secretary due noiic
thereof To bs gven. PHILIP HONE, President
Ii 4 Nl.lE SDcre etIr. .ln .I.ll
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10

II Goons, Attention The members sf lhr
Coon Club .esej 1" meet on their huntne
ground Monday t'enln@ October lo iSil IL IS rs-
pscle.l III, every Coon will he present. business OF
poraac- will be brought before the meeting No person
'an adnilif re,ner who IS under ~ yrars of age
Byorler &c "ifrEs. BEioa5 President
" K TysoT, secrefari5s. Gle 1t
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10

B The Wings Of ESSEX County have nomina-
ted SAMUEL SHUMwAY for Assembly and EDWARD
F. WILLIAMS for Clerk. Hon. g. A. SIMMONS
was first unanimously nominated for Assembly,
but the demands of his own business compelled
him to decline. Although Essex will always send
good and true man, we regret that Mr. Simmons
is constrained TO withdrew at this time from the
public service.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10

rr A Candidate for Lunaiic Asylum is the man who
purchases and I've dollar Hats when he can go TO
Parker Co.'S o CentreStreet and CITY HAN
Place and purchase splendid Moe.kn HaI-hl for the
had OF Brum,nei. Nash dO-say--for only 81 6et
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10

Club will meeting oi lle house c F. seigtried, al
The corner RsingtOn an, Wetstreets an Monday Eve
Of hpl Tariff ard Internal improvement are invited 10
attend. By order.
PaILJP BRISSEL. Chairman
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01
FARM STOCK CROPS TITcNciI

FAKh sTOt +, EEOFS, UTENSILS, &C.
WILL he sold at Public Auction without reserve on Thur.
" doy the 7ta day Of November nrf If fair, otherwise the
next fair day at Sabot Ii "a part Of over Goochand oil he
Farm Stock, Crops Utensils, that Estate embracing SUI
peT riding and harness Horses brood Mares and Colts valuable
Mules and Oaen thoroughbred Durham North Devon Cattle
and every degree OF belwern choice Mitch Cows now
the pail thoroughbred South Down Sheep and the same crossed
on Bakcwcl very ne-lG0 Berkshire Family Pork ors ready
for The knife, and number Of most desirable S,ork
Hogs Of the same breed arre quantity Corn Fodder Hay
Oats Clover Seed Straw, shucks &c. Wagons Carts and he
usual extensive variety oil Farming Utensils Gear &C. generally
n good order with few articles Of Household and Kitchen
rurnhuIe-aiotinr in the WHOLE variety and excellence
worthy the attention OF breeders and farming publIe
Terms Of Sale Nine all sums above ain n,
bonds with approved security below that amount cash will be
required. BEKNARn prvTrM "
hirHninnu 2etn Uci, ie42 59-iftds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01
POWIiATAN HOIiSE

'HE subscriber las taken lease above Establishment
ana VIII lake possession on the first day of October next
nti which time The House will be kept heretofore by r. D
val Ed Tic would be pleased his friends ali that
may favor MN with call IL is deemed unnecessary To saw cny
a KNOWN having been for many the principal House in
ne eyi suffce TO there is not location EQUAL it, The
travelling with their families and members OF legislature for
whose accommodation arrangements will be House
VIII undergo thorough repair All promise is TO use the
SesI my ability to render satisfaction to ali who
Hacks and Poters different landing places TO
sengers and baggage free Of charge
Sent e "a ho .,.r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

DuBllC SALE-Will he soId, the 2i November next nj
The late residence Of Dr. " w. Lewis, in the county OF
brunswick nine miles West Of the ose, and three North
o ee Bridge, nineteen Negroes among first rate
h1e servants good ose and carriage driver, and COOK
article necessary for comfort and convenience AZ IN. sam.
tr WI be sold The Stock oevey kind consisting head
G Horses between 30 ard 40 Cattle - Sheep aud large Stock
81 Hogs among the latter three fine Bears improved breed
mohone and ~ 100 barrels Of Corn
Fodder, $50 bushels Oats Hay, Shncks &C
Terms o! gale viii Re cash for all $40; over that
anont credit OF months the bonds TO cary interest
from the date.
The creditors of the Estate particularly invited to
az may be To their discount to the omouni
the Estate. HENRY IEWJS r,scn s'''
Nov. 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

EACHANGE HOTEL-The proprietor feels grateful for the
= liberal patronage he has received Hotel has
and hegs leave 10 inform the public that and after
the iO OF September the price OF board will
70 per day. single meals and lodging so Gentlemen
visiting the Exchange Hotel with their informed that
he best care will be taken Of them by M James Harden whose
Stable contiguous the Hotel II will be my care TO
all the comforts that possible for them To
nnd In any HOTEL They will confer reporting the
Proprietor neglect or naention from servants or others
In his employ. FREDERICK RoYnEN
Richmond Sept 8, 1919. ad-amif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

.,d nna Thousands of others, deny to nave pre-"
such In all this, have found 10 cause Tor refusing
er,;,pe such advice and assistance IN the acuhhista
,,o nj tl,e Government the President may require,
and ~ a sincere desire TO promote the oes. "'
+, tsln.,. county, may enable ire 10 r''oei.
r,na.. views and sentiments are presented 10 youi
r,;erep in rpanaon &c my position, and ID defence
u,,s. tnr rpproaches which have been cast upon "-
.u :, mo vind;ctive feelings which they ana thsil
| ,.utea entertain towards the Preslden'. ca""o
he party to the torrent of vtnperaon .ha' ss 'ee"
oonred out upon him. am no; IN favor OF M
~ tb. Constitution abolish tie Executive Po"t' y
turning to Congress for their more mature cohsicefa
,,on hills which may have passed in haste, or upon
mistaken principles deny that few and uhinipof'an'
hnses Of comparative and suspensve power IKE ',s'
oven if they existed and which IN their nature must oe
temporary, furnish any good reason io Yet
ower itself and leaving all legislation without chees
and without an opportunity for revisa 10 muhi'uu''
am not for Distribution OF the proceeds OF the
Land sales when that Distribution VIII cause tue 'Po'
;,nn NJ tnxes beyond the wants OF the Governmeht,
,elv 10 supply the very deficiency causes. f'hay'
III; not consent to have any man forced upon me Us
~, candidate for the Presidency, by associated GUMS
-, ,ores,all the action of Convention, or oy denuca
,;ons Of partizans. doubt not that inns -
a;on will be deemed by those part'zans bnt coh''
p,;on of the sin committed in 1887, IN having useo
mo hest excrtions to prevent the NOMINATION. " AZ,
Cav. at the Harrisburg Convention That SIN mas az
,oodv been deemed sufficient cause, ny 'hose 1ss
to soeak for the party in our State Tor pFonouncng
sa,,ence of accommodation against those who coh'
, United it. hoo been nromul.
,ed while il is suspended over the heads OF
Treedom Of thought, and independence oil opinion u"
the choice of n candidate, even before no",na,'on
have become deadly crimes in 'he estimation "t nose
hose seyerest proacI against their opponents, WIN
IN few wears was their savsh adhesion 10 PaI'y anu
, their blind devotion to one man so be H. Pa1ty
which commences with the prescription OF all VINO ~
M, worship the same idol, at the very time when
seeking 10 nan strength and numbers 10 lis rah"s' gives
M foTetaste OF the sacrifices TO De offered on 'e ae
= nj,o, when power shall serve inclination
y Tic occasion seemed 10 demand this exposition o
uy v;ews as desire 20 deceive no one, ny wearing :"
y,aano 10 wear coors that do not belong 10 me- lie
rrr,,nq tina, | have not been able to command i."''
ne IN The preparation CT this letter. and trusting INA
Inc fact will be received as an apology Ter ~ha'tve
riec,ions OF language may appear, subscribe my
n SELF ,,,..,
: Your friend and fellow citizen.
g JOHN &. SPENCER.
s ,,.,. Louis K Faulkner VIM. G.. Storrs, A. II
> ZONES. Enos Stone, Lewis Bi1by,
g. Monroe County General Committee
J. n,.,,s Ioseph Strong, Jared Newell, and r.
!, Presiding Officers of the late
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01
HOYT g. CO.'S OFETCE

EMoVh his day we shall new Office unde
- the Exchange Hotel shall hapy 10 ali On on
VINO are ~ want OF Prizes Our Office Is The
occupied by Jas Phalen & Co. as q Lottery Office.
Drawing of Virginia Leesbufp Lottery Class o. drawn eoh.
4 40 70 81 IS . 10 81 81 is ii.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

SIRai I'D or Stnrn. from the Commons abuye Richmo nd
within the las week, hay Horse, fifteen and hal
hanhs hg shod all round and long switch no marks re
coeetr except Collar marks lie old horse Any in
formation Of sad horse viii be thankfully received or liberal
reward will be given, If brought home, by
THOMAS sPENCER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

Cousr MARITAL IrgMs-We understand that the
Naval Cour, Martial at New York, by whom Lieut..
Nathaniel e Bay was tried upon the charges OF nfunS
enness sleeping his watch end nbsrnting himself
without, leave from his ship, has found him guilty oil
these charges and sentenced him TO be dismissed from
the service and that the sentence has been appnVsa
| Also. that Commodore Henry L. Ballard was found
guilty of conduct unbecoming an officer and genue
man. ard sentenced to suspension without pay lot o"e
wear from the 18th September, 1e42 :,
Also that Assistant. Surgeon Chas. b. r. Guiliou
was found guilty of disobedencc Of ORDERS neglect oil
DUTY aud disrespect TO his commanding officer, ano
sentenced be cashiered; which sentence IN consioe
ration Of hs high character for honor and integrity aho
the privatons he has already been subjected TO, has
been commued to suspension without pay Tor one yea'
from 9th August lcl2. , ,
We arc also informed that Commodore a. J. Dallas
and l.eu, .,; va'1 MadisOaidn Ae4''''|
charges 's''" M--------S 50IrnaIu Uumnrrre
runowIng paragraph, gives good advice
"Persons, who intend to take the benefit of this law
had better be about it. There is good reason to hnl
it will be repealed at the next session OF Congress-
passed by very close vote, and personally know
members who voted for il BEFORE bnt will vote for ia
repeal now. The Legislature of Vermont has passed
resolutions in favor of repeal, by unanimous vote
The Legislature of New Jersey, in Joint meeting
collected VIM Pennington, Governor for the ensuing
year. The votes stood-for Pennington 42-S G
Potts33 MIR. Dayton elected Senator in Con qress
to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Mr. South
ara, ~ the same vote; his competitor was Garset d
Wall
Mr. CALHors.-We have seen of late in various ma
pers, limitations that Senator would retire pobab,,
from his post before The commencement oe the ccmine
session. We have reason TO believe that there is no
foundation for these reports Charleston Nercuru
The Richmond Wing asserts that Col. Johnson "is
determined 10 be candidate, if MIR. Calhoun ia no.
minated" This is wholesale falsehood. Col John
son will submit his claims 10 the National Convention
and acquiesce cheerfuly in its decision whoever NAV
be nominated We knoW this, because had it from
his own lips but few days previous TO his departure
for pennsylvania eaington (KJ Gazette
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

I AW NGTlCE-LlTTLEToN TAZEWELL., ATTORNEY Ar
Law" !n"fneurg Ceurt house, ~ practise in nn nbrrg
Nuttoway, M.cklenburc and Brunswick counties -
lie will also attend the Federal Courts Richmond in Bank
rupt ~
Nov. e. ,,>,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

Arkansas Congrsss.-In - counties, Edwd Cross
(Dem) received 400 votes; William Cnmmns (H hig)
3,ll2; Lemuel D. Evans (uncerlain) 500. Majority,
Cross Cummns, ,379-23 counties to hear from
The Little Rock Gnzeite (Dem.) says:
ain Arkansas, Jefferson, Desba, Chicot, and Mon
roe counties, Cummns has, probably, aggregate
majority of about 500 votes Cross. In almost
every county unheard from, besides these, Cross will
receive maor,es. We think that he is elected by u
majority Of more than 1000 over Cummns. Evans
has doubtless received seven eight hundred votes in
the whole State"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

The last N. Y Herald processes To give an acc. W.
an "ImPortant Political Movemtnt-Ge General Coz,
racy Of The Ab"lit,on'sis TO defeat Henry Clay s's
Wing party" &c, tsc.-The Herald ssys: "!' -
very certain That the Aboliiionists throughput y
England, New York, and the North Western 81,
have been organizing aud operating for SIX Inoni',
conventions, meetings, and nominations, in ore. u.
overthrow the Wing party, ano TO give the c01p e.
TO Henry Clay. The defeat of The Wings ~ lie re-
election in Ohio was produced by the Abolition ne
ment and by separating from the Wing party toe .
Indiana, to oppose the career Of clsy springs from
same general movement. 10 MassachusettsuI ni =.
York. where elections are pending, the oO. 4,
lists are moving and operating with great ehe.
great force. We will only give to-day certain exc, ,s..
on this point. containing their nominations aha s.a
copied from the leading Abolition organ 10 'n'
which is published in Albany" o,aa
) The Herald then copies extracts from zine .l,.s
Of Liberty" October 27) which nOmina .s,.. o
Stewart for Governor, and Abolition candiosa
Senators, and "a for Congress. II also 'nnou ,o i
great Abolition Meeting 10 be held at the Cai"R +.
Albany, on Saturday evening last, at when Tvs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

The Express gives all up 1t announces that some
o, The rich capitalists OF this city fare going to the
coon banner. Well may they be disguised with the
coon leaders, whose rashness during their few years
debts vast that their inancers have M other RENE
dy to propose than reputation. The rich capitalists
among them it appears now find. though late, that
ours IS community, The mutual helpma,es of each
other; that when the interest Of the WORKING men me-
chunics and aborers sufer, the whole country feels
The infection, and that when the arstocracy attempt.
by eg'siaon TO Cypress The poor they, like Sampson,
themselves, fall in the common ruin.-N Y Pfe5e;an
Large Pumpkin.-At the Agricultural fair recently
held in Shelby county, (Ky) there was exhibited
Pumpkin, raised by the Rev D. T. Stuart, measuring
six feet eight inches in length by six feet five inches
breadth, and weighed one hundred and sixty pounds
We regret to learn from the last Stanton Spect,,o,
that Allen T. Capefton, Esquire, (ate delegate from
Monroe county, had one Of his arms badly shattered
few days ago oy the accidental discharge of gun
eessary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

CoxyEcrlcur The Conn. House of Representa-
lives on Wednesday, by a unanimous vote passed an
&C, dividing The Stale into four Congressional districts
/, is rtfeshing amid the mutual charges OF un'air
ness made by the Democrats IN some states arc oy ,
Whirs in Others as 10 the ds,ricng CT the States io
the choice ofmembers of Congress, see the Apporon
ment bill in Come ccut passed by unanimous vote
in both Houses If there is any credit due for tins re
suit, i, belongs to the Democrats, who had majority
und might do they pleased It is probable, ho"eveF
that the difficulty greatly lessened by tie fact tia
every Congressional district gave majority for Gen
Harrison in 1910, and majority for Gov C!evelan
Dem in 1912 The following are the districts an
| The votes alluded 10: -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

GEs ALMoSTE, the Envoy Extraordinary ana NJ
,ster Plrnpotenary of the Republic Of Mexico, was
Yesterday presented the Presidentby The Actng De
cretary of Staff. He delivered the following ADDRESS
on his presentation:
uThe letter which have the honor to place IN your
EscplIency's hands, sufficiently manltests The senu
menis of true friendship which animate his E1cehen
cy. the President Of the Mexican Republic, towards
the Government Of these United States can as
sure your Exce!ency that mine are IN perfect &C,
cordance with these, and that during the period OF
NV STAY in this country as the Representative OF
nv Nation will omit endeavor TO consolidate the
friendship between The two nalions which by their po'
liical Importance This hemisphere, by the similarity
Of their institutions and for other reasons no less WOE
thy to be considered but which it would lake much he
to enumerae called 10 remain in state OF cons'ah
nmy and good understanding with each other' MOI oniy
for the promotion Of their reciprocal welfare, but as
from the fact that they the protectors and pepetoa
tors of true Republican principles, in the vast American
Continent.
May Providence favor my desires:
TO which the President replied as follows:
SIT affords me pleasure 10 receive you as 'he 'eP
sentative of the Mexican Republic, and nothing WI
he wanting on my part, compatible with The hohol
the United States, 10 encourage that friendly ieeint
between the two countries, which You represent 10 d
The chief object of your mission. Every motive o
pu lie interest leads TO hope that your mission wa
be spna!;zed by confirming and ,cng,heDng the homo
of niny and friendship which should always exist be
tween neighboring States, and moth ne shall be %annn
O nv part to bring about 81 desirable an end
1.Hudisonian.