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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-19

~ Connnl, Fashionable Halter. $50
Grand-street, would inform The gentlemen OF New.Yok
that his fall and winter style Of Hats are now ready for
their inspection.
ln strict accordance with the principles Of economy,
the subscriber has introduced for tie economist beau
fu, tine finished Fur Hat the low price of 49, which he
undertaking ams is equr to those soldn expensive
parts Of the city 81 SO and S. Persons who have been
in the habit OF payiag the latter prices for their Hats
fnrns themselves Wi article equal in every re.
speci lcr the OF four dollars. To those hO wish low
priced Hal he offers ne finished, substantial article Of
Fur Hats IS, equal 10 those sold tor 50 So the
famous 50 62k Hat. Also, complete assortment oi SIX
Hats, at extremely low prices.
ola i'm CONANT, aaO Grand-ssreei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-19
rnemocrn.ic yyhig scnernl Ce,nrnit,ee

"A ,pec aI meeting of this COMMITTEE will be held the
Broadway House. on Thursday Evening. October 90, al
o'clock. ELLIS POETER, Chairman.
E.E. coWLrs, Secretaries olsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-19

" The Office OF The Tribune is removed to the
new and spacious buildings, No. 100 NASSAU
STREET, in front of the Park, and nearly opposite
tie City Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-19

u Ssouraud's Rnia dc Reanie, for thoroughly
eruplions This beautiful cosmetic is too well
known 10 need another word. The genuine is 10 be had
the original Office 81 Walkerseet, door from Bread
way. 81 per bottle. ol2 lRis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-19
U professor Rucl,hoItz,s Compeund 81.

OF Professor Buciaholtz,s Compound sy'
Fup of GnpfinrIn.-IhiS Invaluable medicine u p G
sened the American public the best remedy yet l
covered for Consumption, Liver Compialn .:S
1t invented by Dr. Buchholt OF Germany
Medicine and Chemistry in the University OF @
sa who reccivad reward Of one thousand pouhos ,t'n
the King OF Prussia expression OF MS ts
merits, with the exclusive light 10 prepare ana sen - W ~
kingdom. The public have The fult1 conhuehss -
tanned the recipefreTl nephew OF The inventor, "a
physician Of tie nnmp,) VINO has gIYen ~, nto
that il IS the article This MEDICINE is percy
BILE and entirely free from morphine or 0Plom w9cH os
tue basis of nearly all cough remedies row 10 USE sn1
contains no Ingredient that possibly iure the ME-
delicate constitution II operates directly upon me ungs
and liver when first taken sometimes prodncss go
the stomach, the disposition To cnue Do, 'n'
is attended with less pain and Easy expecerall2n
moves The liberated a1d unhealthy parts OF the lun -
,;reiy eysdcaes the disease, and restores lhe sys'e
health ,..,,.
The fact i, admitted By most physicians that pers ts
may live and enjoy beslth Wit. but portion oi u
lungs remaining. which proves eoBf'nsiTeiy una. ns
eased lungs can he curodt the design OF Ills Ien,p
dy this reuIt-and il taken accorin8 ~ III
directions anu In the early Stages or the disease, SUI" ~
he its effects ,,.,>
There thousands Of persons Who are taught rom ".
YOUTH tia; they inherit consumption md that an cary as
must inevitably be their portion To such we woua ~,
with the fullest OF the truth that this y 'elg
exactly their case and by its timely use tne
may be chs ckcd and entirely removed. This medicine
entitled the confidence of the community ironi ~.
Of is favorable notice ia Europe, and The h'gn sana Al
the inEenor We do wish 10 exHggeratr th9 M %
this article to induce people 10 Preafs H. oG ar g ,f
let rest upon rs superior f1srt anC WoS IL
public NOT To class il aeng the medical S.w
day Prepared only in America by z. II. DiBBLb, 80
York Horace Everett, 367 Greenwich street, s'ie
ol9 2awW&S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-19

20 A sale of useful and fancy articles for the
benefit of St. Mathews Church, Jersey City, will
be held by the ladies of the congregation, during
the day and evening Of Wednesday, the 18th Oct,
at the Lyceum, in Grand street, in Jersey City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-19

TE. d. OF y. F,-Tne members OF Olive Branch
Lodge No 81 o. of U. + requested u be punctndl 10
their attendance their regular meeting this "Wednesday
evening, at O'clock business OF Importance WIN be
brought before The Lodge. j NJ. y SMITH, N. u.
THOMAS BENNETT Secretary. ol9 liz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-19

90 The JAMEsTowN JOURNAL, Chatanque Co.
has passed into the hands of ]. w. Fletcher, a
young man of good talents and stanch Wing Prin-
cples, in whose hands it already evinces decided
Improvement though hitherto a most respectable
and efficient Wing journal. We heartily wish
our young friend that success which he will GER
tainly merit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-19

FAT WINDFALL.--We understand, on good
authority, that Francis Upton Fenno, Esq. of Up
ton Cottage, Otsego county, young Lawyer,
through the death of relative in England, has
become the heir of fortune of $500, 600 and co.
600 acres Of land lying in the State of Alabama.
lChenango elegraph.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-19

u Delegates TO The fifth Congressional
Dsci, are IeqoeS;sd attend adjourned meeting Of
the Convention, THIS EVENING, 10th instant, at Colun
bian Hal, Grand-sfeel, a, O'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-19

u Orlando Fish, Fashionable Halter, 1877 Broad
way, would inform the gentlemen Of New York that his
Fall and Winter style of Hats ready for their inspec
ton and critical judgement. Claiming the distinction OF
having been the first to project and abide by strictly
AMERICAN style OF Hats, instead Of serviley copying the
Fashions of Europe, which are often unsued to c
mate and manners be eoces perceive that Others have
seen fit to follow his lead, and that the following Of
European Fashions in Hats almost entirely abandoned by
the leading manufacturers.
He offers Winter style OF Gen,leen's Nu,ria Hats at
50 so, and them equal in material, finish, fashion
and durability any Hat sold low 81 in the city.
But be wishes distinctly understood his best Hats are
not sold al this price 81 These be recommends
equal TO any hat sold in NewTorh IS under and
challenges 20. them comparison with any ether.
Gentlemen visiting city respectfully invited to
call examine a stock Of Wn:pf hats Judge OF
their quality He is conf that whether the cieapes or
thu, best Hat desired the inquirer will here be satised
Try him ts6n) o. FISH, ISL Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-19

HIGHWAY RoBEERY.-Last evening a gentle
man was walking down Fourth-street, and when
in Elm-street some one approached him from the
rear, and inflicted q severe blow upon the head
above the right ear he fell, and the robber tore
open his pants, and cut of both pockets, from
which he tool, some small change and trunk keys
&c. When the gentleman recovered so far as 10
call for help, several persons came and took ~
the victim, and carried him TO the RESIDENCE Of
Justice Wetmore, where he lies extremely i'll.
Doctor VIM. Carr Lane called in, and could
discover no fracture Of the skull. The gentleman
is in hazardous condition. St. Louis New Era.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-19

G Our Temperance friends will remember the
grand Concert Of the Lady Neptune Society this
evening at the corner of Madison and Catherine
SITS. See advertise ment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-19

NJ Great Cattle Exhibition Of the a ai.,;s,i
en- :. Es,sfat,fe Thirteenth and so ,,L ,his
Broadway The exhibition Will open al oet a,,;
morning Over 100 head OF the finest animals on a ses,
nent already arrived Sheep swine &c o. se Cat
re n Canneccu-ti,ey will he exercised on te gfoHha
his ep9a The graf OF es' 4 a sapp Gaio Ar
rsng-nerts are made for aa address by M Wright
in Nblos Saloon this evening, Admittanee u; cents 0's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-19

% The Loco-Focos of Duchess Congressional
District have two candidate for Congress; Richard
D. Davis of Poughkeepsie, nominated by a COL
ven,ion at Stormville; and Gouyerneur Kemble of
Putnam, nominated by a Convention at Fishkill.
We presume that the latter will be backed out in
due season to secure the election of Davis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-19

70 JULIUS ROCKWELL of Pittsfeld is the Wing
candidate for Congress in the Berkshire District,
Mass. in place of Hon. GEO. N. BRIGGS, who,
after te- wears of faithful service peremptorly de-
clines reelection. Henry w. Bishops the Loco
candidate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-19

20 We learn the dead body of Mrs. Bridge,
wife of Mr.. VIM. Bridge, whom we mentioned the
other day as being missing, was found in a brook
in Roxbury yesterday afternoon.
Boston Transcript of Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-19

u Same Ola Co0u.-D Democratic Clay Club Of tie
Th Ward are requested meet Franko Hoe Of
Rutgers an Cherry streets Thurday evening October
Goth, al 7 O'clock.
CONRAD SWEET, Chairman.
E. E. Coles Secretaries. o,aa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-19

rE. W. LEAvENWORTH of Syracuse, has
been nominated by the Wings of Onondaga for AS
sembly, in place of B. 0. Noxos, who declines.
Gen. LrAvESwoRrH will ably and usefully fill the
place of Mr. Noxon in the Assembly and that is
high praise. There is no mistake in Old Ononduga
this time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-19

% Gen. JOHN A. DIX, former Secretary Of
State under Gov. Marcy, sailed from this port or
Saturday for Madeira. Ehe i'll health of Mr. Dix
renders this voyage necessary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-19

% The Wings of ScHoHAR1E have nominated
HENRY Mann, Jr. for Sheriff, MERR1MAN PRES
TON and ADAM P. MATTIcE for Assembly. Scho-
harie does not often send Wings to the Legislature
but they are always first rate ones when she does
send them. Of course. these are of the light sort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-19

u Doctor Enrdner's Lcctures.-The second
edition OF Doctor Lardncrs complete Course of Lectures
delivered in the City of NewYork published and for sale
this Office Price 25 cents The sabiects embraced in
the Lectures Electrcity-Thc Sun--Galvaaism-The
Fixed Stars-Magnetic Needle-Latitude and Longitude
Bleaching Tanning-Popular Fallacies-Lgh,-Falins
Sars-Temporary Stars-Hstorical Sketch OF Astronomy
Dew-Sciencc aided by Art-Scien,ifs Dscoveres-Sound
Vibrations of the Rctna voltac Baeryseam Engines
of Great Britain and America.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-19

10 Hon. JOHN A. KING of Queens is the
Wing candidate for Congress in the First District
composed of Queens and Suffolk Mr.. King is
Just one of those hard working nevertiring, noble
souled high-minded Wings that any man ought to
delight in working week for. We wish he had
better District to run in. but are confident that ne
will make the best of that he has.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-19


SANDS sey usscovey Of
h p ,sa Nv 1870 - ,f,s,ya-ss s3,n,aS !, Hua
nf 1890 and lie AnoL.r nos Lon, ~ n VIC
followed nv Ful,on whose name viii be forever ebr,;sht
bv every tine American OF The steam eosis
The benefits arising 10 natios nom the native genips az
these great men are almost out how can these
OF any other o.eng De edoye when deprredo OF
= NC h bInooaS Tbe hiood ns ~ IN "a ana man
,iv ard afnTdng nutrition to the BODY viii nrSsnes 49,,
and vpor or disease death according 70 lis rra eops
tt1a Diseases oil lhe SIM swe.ns OF the joints
a I s o,ssr nalad;ss b.ss s snloh'e sore
,pure STATE OF the blood and fuds generally 80 - AZ
sapGia has been fully tiied and IRON experiment known
70 poses .e ah S,S ~ pG.ny is osoci 70 arrest
consniion and removing the cans tbat nyod,c.S
The vital aud Is brought healthy state BY its use ana
The powers OF nature are assisted 10 performing their
9 80; @ n % DIS
ter >cnld head eczeen and leprusy srr speedily cured
and all other similar affections For Certificates cures
see different daiy i pape, sho,ss,,a a.,
,ioohv Suns Co Drugg;s,,ao md chen;",s S sos
lie Buildings 27S Brsasway, corser OF Chamberss New
York, Also sold by A. b. y SANDS Oaggt, IS and 100
Fuiton,sLi Sasos *. H, G hn,,S corner mar
Ae'''''e' -
The American HInSoFef iSs octoner''
The ostooer huhioei " 'ias ,o' u 10" p"o1s'ea AID
'e""y lot 'e'''e'S ~ "n,,TrNrv
'o.....
IhE PRESENT STATE of fhA @01'i'oS VI 1@0ikerioS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-19

VI Grand Concert.-The Army and Navy are
coming TO the rescuei-The Lady Neptune Society give
their first Grand CONCERT This "wednesday Evening Oct
in the Church of Madison and Caihs streets
which occasion the Mavor and Common Council the Of
cers of the u s. ship North Carolina the Officers Of the
T. a. 3. Soc ETY. attached to the Army Governors
Island all having kindly accepted nvaton and will be
this glorious occasion, with the splendid u s.
Brass Band, and 200 OF the Naval apprentices 100 the
garrison who will come, formed in body, and sign the
pledge in the OF the evening The following dstn.
favor the audience with Of their best glees, duets
comic songs, &c &C. Messrs Racket Flavell and Cooke
Dodge, Bull and Chambers, Marshall Cleo Club Brouwer,
Missing Murphy, Lebars, Fraser and Williamson. The
Lady Neptune Choir will sing of their best odes AMI
anthems. 3esSrs Laord and Sandy WEIGH will dddressthe
audience. Tickets shilling, for sale at II. Painson''
saloon OF Ann and Nassau SIS. Broad, Sc Eas Broad
way, and at the door, on the evening Of the Concert N
u Grand Vocal au1t INSTRUMENTAL Con-
cerI.-Tne Washington jubilee Total Abstinence Society
respectfully Inform the public generally and the friends Of
Instrumental Concert at Military HaI lS3 Bo,yery on
Wednesday evening, October 10, which occasion The
following ladies and gentlemen Lave volunteered their
services Ladies Jubilee Society; aIe,rs Cady Missing
Brewer, BurGe Murphy Labars, Dodge, Bull and Cham.
bers Mr.. Msrrny tie Violin. In imitation of child
crying its mamma, with several other limitations and the
Marshall Glce Club. The Washington Brass Band have
been engaged, AMI vii play several marches. young
lady will preside The Piano An address by Mr. Cunning
ham OF Washington CITY. Exercics will commence at7k
o'clock. Tickets, l2t cents each, may BE- had eff NJ.
Dewitt 1870 iowery: Mr. Cady Chefry.street Dr. Orr.
CORY, the Hat, ahd the door the evening OF tie
Concern. The Hall III he suitably decorated on III
sion. N The whole gotup Under tie direction Of MI
Cady. oil IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-19

NEw-JERsEY.-The Plebeian and other Loco
Foco papers complain of unequal representation
in the Legislature of New-Jersey. All CANNON
for no State in the Unionis fairly appor.ioned
as to representation than New-Jersey In the AS
sembly there are IS members, and the total popu-
ation of the State in 1910 was 373 ,306-thus
giving 6,436 us the ratio for each member of As
sembly. This year the Wings have elected 33
members, each representing average 6,523
inhabitants; the Locos 28 members, average for
each 6,322. The greatest discrepancy appears
in the representation of Cumberland, this year Lo
eo-FOeo. Tina. County witha population of IA, 374,
sending three members, while Passalc, Wing
County, with Population of 1874, sends but
two members. But we have much greater ine-
qualities than this in our representation in New
York For instance, look at the difference be-
tween richmond, Rockland and Putnam Counties,
each with member representing IL 900 or Il, 900
inhabitants, and Queens, Broome, Orleans, Gin
ton and Essex, with one from each, representing
population from $4,000 TO 5000. If the city
of New-Yorh were represented in proportion to
Richmond Staten Island) we should send %
members TO the Assembly. instead of Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-19

% ASHER TYLER of Euico,sville, Catta-
raugas County, is the Wing candidate for Congress
IN the A6A1st District composed of Chasauque
ana Castaraugas. His election is of course GER
tain, BY an overwhelming majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-19

CURIOUS CLocK.-M. SchwiIgue (says the C0ur-
rier Gu Bias Rim is putting the finishing hand
to the repairs of the Astronomical! clock of the
cathedral of Stasbourg, after having devoted four
wears TO the work 1t will be ready about the end
of the month, and its inauguration will take place
at the fetes given in honor of the Scientific Con-
gress. In this curious piece of mechanism the re-
yolutions of the sun, the moon, and the planets,
are marked down with scientific exactuess. Seven
figures represent the seven days of the week, each
opearing in its turn on the day allotted to it. The
four ages come forward strike the quarters, ard
the hideous skeleton Death strikes the hours. At
noon the Twelve Apostles advance in succession to
bend down before the figure Of our Saviour, who
gyes them the benediction At the same moment
cock caps his wings and crows three times,
through the vaultcd roof of the cathedral. All the
persons who have this work (the Courier du
Bas Rhin adds) agree in considering it one of the
most curious pieces of clockwork in Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-19

II The Broadway Washington Temper,
Rnce Society will hold its regular meeting this Wed.
nesday) evening, al O'Clock, in Concert Hall, Ne. 400
Broadway Addresses by Messrs. Carpenter Jobnsoa and
Others. Singing by Mr. Murphy and the ireiren
ols IT. LEEBEES CHAPMAN, Secretary.
VI w. q. Rayner, Teacher of the Piano Forte
Organ, and Singing, No. z First Avenue. ol3 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-19

u There's an uncaledfor letter al the Post Office in
Burlington VT addressed tie pretties girl IN Burning
tom" lBoston fost.
That speaks well for the modcsty of the girls In
Burlington-for we happen to know that it's not
because there are no competitors that the letter in
question is yet uncaUed for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-19

4 u Tue NaineF5 ard Dempster give another OF their
charming Concerts tonight al tie Society Library
II Hare readers all listened To The eccentric and
talented Dr.. Valentine al the American Museum 81 nor
they should go once for he IS The most aIuunp pertorn
in the courtry The other attractions and entertain
uenS this week unusually rich
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-19

STEAMBOATS, AGRousp.-At Flint Island, on
Monday at 8 o'clock, the steamers Hugh L. White.
Paragon, Goddess of Liberty, Du Quesne, and
Massachusetts were fast aground, with very little
prospect of getting off. These beats occupied near
huff the breadth Of the river and left little oppor-
,unity for the passage of other boats. The Bristol
and Pert Gibson were just above the bar. The
Alice Gray stuck awhile at Blue River bar and is
doubtless now at Film, Island All of the boats a,
lint Island had taken oat the whole of their
freight on Monday. Lou. Jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-19
For The Tribune.

OYsrEas-It with pleasure that call The attention Of
MY readers to th. advertisement OF young Downing, Of
Downing Of Broadstreet who has started establishment
for himself in Fourthreet the second door East of Broad
way for The supply of Families, Parties and Balls with Oy
ter Game and Poultry His Oysters he has put down
cheap ates The bes:of Oysters at los and lcs and up
ward hundred and al IS and ss equally good varying
only in size His Poultry and Game branch is supplied by
tee weknown Parker of Franklin Market and 1t will be
sold at the market Besides this is great
for those residing aboutDowring have Oyster
Game supper 10 the evening their families. have
long known young Downing, and he deserves patronage
which hope he will receive. UP TOWN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-19

20 Mr. Sheffield, pilot, in charge of the brig
Atlas, when she run into the sloop Ricnzi, of which
we published an account on Friday, desires US to
contradict the statement On his authority assuring
us that the accident was entirely owing to careless
ness and mismanagemento on the part of the sloop.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-19

II The Dwarf nov exhibiting at the New York Museum
surpas.es every Thing before He is but thirty
six inches high He is perfect prodigy OF dmnutiveres
Dearue the mimic. Collins the comic singer Wright the
alseo vocalist Master Young the wire vosn,e dancer &c
Museum curiosties the most splendid Picture Gallery ia
America-all for one shilling There will be- performance
fo-tav ar n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-31
2tat0 OF Trade.

The markets have presented no material change to-
day.
TobaceoAl descriptions continues dull 100 bales OF
common quality st. Domingo, at prices not named go do
Cuba, partially damaged, at 49,
WRaiebone Sales Of H. 900 pounds to arrive from the
eastward at 29c cash. The stock in rst hands in the u.
8. il about so 900 lbs.
.4shes-Snce the advance in price Of six cents,
we have heard Of sale Of about barrels for
port supposed 81 ccntsa the other transactions hav
ing been from second hands for home consumption at
prices named previous review. The stock in the
Inspection Warehouse consists of 1867 barrels Of first sort
Pots do ID Sort el6 do 81 Sort and l2l do condemned
SOL barrels Pearls 81 do I'd Sort do ID Sort and
% do condemned. Total, 2540 barrels.
Bessvar-stricky prime Western Yellow, export at %
cents $500 pounds sold part to arrive at 2sA cents
cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-31

QEDld Mr. Spencer say that the pistols alluded to by
him IN his conversation on the booms, we're loaded
yes SIR, and also the musket.
ibid you hear Mr.. Spencer make any remarks about
dead men telling talesi
A-Yes that his motto he spoke oft in connection
men tell no tales.
Q.Was anything said about small fry and about eating
A-Yes sir he said that they would eat great deal
ne would make them walk the plank useless We had
some N very small boys on board,
Q.What effect, if any, did the remark that Spencer
would throw Mckenzie overheard, have on the crew.
Alt seemed to be pleasing TO them; they were smiling;
here W as oevy oil men together Crommel was among
Q-ln the difficulties on board the somers did you see
my feelings any exhibition OF fear other con-
ouct unpecoming an officer and gentleman
A-No, sir, did not.
QIWhst was the conduct of Captain Mckenzie on
no fear; neither did any of the officers.
oapan Mckenzie said he had no more questions !.
was to cruise with the Somersl
A-No, sir; he was to cruise, he said, wherever he
could pick up vessel.
Q-From what you observed OF the feelings ofthe
curing the progress Of the muny to the execution,
ia you believe then, or do you now that the brig could
nave been brought safe to land if the execution Of the
leaders had not taken place
Mr. Gansevoort
BY Mr.. HoFrMAs.-where were you born:
An Newport, Rhode Island.
o,what was your occupation before entering the ser
A book-keeper.
Q-Where7
AIN New York
GLOW long have you been in the servicei
'P. S.-The following was handed to by Captain
might be pubiished-Rs"' Hersis. WIN ''''''
beg leave to state that this question prospecting
CromweiPs opinion Of his wfe) put not for the pur
pose OF throwing any mputation the character OF his
wife, who is represented excellent person. but for
the purpose OF exhibiting Cromwell's brutality"