New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28


| ,ro,al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 ,9o5.l36 :!
The Report was laid on the table and ordered
TO be printed.
MA1yr.-gve do not even yc! receive full re-
turns Of the Election in this State The vote in
3l5 towns, according to the Portland Argus,
(Loco,) stands thus:
eobason' i.s, (Wnis5 1862
kavansgh (Loco,) ......-' o,.s!
Abolition ................ 5o52 IS AZ
Ande!son's Minority, os'
IF this is correct Anderson is probably elected
IS the remaining towns last year gave Fairfield
msjority Of nearly 1000.
For Congress it is only known that Dunlap, II
The Second and Hamln IN the Sixth Districts,
both Locos, are elected, the former by about l200
and the latter by 500 majority. In the other five
Districts there is probably choice. In the Sen
tie 81 Locos are elected, 3 Wings, and in seven
Districts there is no choice. The House SO far
as heard from stands So Loco Focos, "a Wings
md So vacancies, and Disrlcst to be heard rom.
NEw.JERsEY.-The Loco Focos of the Fifth
District OF New-Jcrsey, at Convention recently
'leld resolved that it was inexpedent N the
present aspect Of political affairs to nominate
candidate 10. Congress. They hope to create
difficulty in the ranks of the Wings.
PENNSYLVANIA Loco Focos Of the Twcn-
,y-Fourlh District have nominated DR.. HENRY
LoRAIS o. CearEe!d as their candidate for Con
gress. The Wings have nominated JOSEPH BuF.
FlNGroN, Esq. of kitanng to oppose him.
" One Of the resolutions Of the Van Buren
meeting in the Park says that as Mr.. Van Buren
s more and more vigorously assailed by the Wings
This friends are gathering more closely around
HIM" We don :. doubt it-and unless we are mis-
taken they will be crowded still closer before the
fight is over. The same resolution says he is
becoming the rallying point Of his party. a
point will soon give ample rallying ground for the
whole concern.
Nh Van Bnsn "a; upon the fsaes z.sssSdsy ID aaas
home having had great deal Of experience ta; posi-
ton. ttocheateT Dem.
The Democrat does not tell the whole sto-y.
As Mr. WEBSTER passed him Mr.. NAE BuRFN
asked him to take seat by his side. No, SIR
said Mr.. w. jokingly, l I'm no fence man . The
request was not renewed. But where IS NJ. Web.
ster going
u Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER left this city lol
Baltimore a day or two since. We understand
he goes on professional business to hold consul.
,atlon with other Lawyers on an important cause
III which the States OF Ohio and Maryland are
interested.
II The Boston Atlas announced that John
Quincy Adams had consented to address the pco-
pie of Norfolk, at the request of the County Con.
vention al Dedham :-whcrcupon the Journal of
Commerce goes off into an essay on the mutual
advantages of such an Interchange OF sentiment
between the North and South Have the Editors
a map of Massachusetts?
II TnE FARMERS CLuB met al the Pacific
Hotel on Thursday last, but nothing OF general
interest transpired, though the meeting was
/ highly interesting one to the members who were
present. 1t was stated that experiments in the
culture OF grapes proved that too much exposure
to the sun by plucking the leaves was injurious,
and that it sourcd the JUICE Some interesting
facts were stated in reference to the usefulness OF
m,:ck and poudrette as manure. Several Spcc-
mems of fine fruit and Indian corn were also cx-
hib.ted, which elected remarks, suggestions, and
conversations, which cannot fail 10 be useful 10
those who were present, but which were hardly
pointed and definite enough for publication
u \ fire occurred between and O'clock
last evening, which entirely consumed large
story wood building. at the corney OF Attorney
and Riving,on-sreets, owned, and IN part occupi-
| ed, by Mr.. Robinson an iion foundry. There
were also In the building grIst mill and feed
store by Mr.. Harrington, mustard factory OF Mr.
c. L. Stacy, glass cntlers shop OF Mr. Bonny, ve-
neering saw mill OF E. Moore, and the block ma
kers shop OF Mr.. Davey. There were several
other occupants whose names we did not learn.
The fire originated in the engine room of the ve-
neer mill. Entire loss about SI2, ,000-parull!y
insured. George Wheeler, fireman attached 10
No. Al, met with serious accident, log Of ma.
hogany striking him and breaking one o. his legs
MELANCHOLY AccIDgNT.-YeSterday forenoon,
William Thompson Britica aged about - ga 5, a-phzw
OF Capt Bst,on, of the pack,.hip Unsd States yiag
the foot OF Maiden Lane gcins beard that vessel
dsvs. letters for Europe, while passing soe gan
plank he accidentally fell iato the dock aad striking hi
,eaa ethe against the wharf the side OF csse w
taken up iusensibe HIS body conveyed the Hosp.
ta where he ,oon sftss died. The deceased clerk
,hs 5, re 2ee Gaad street The Coroner will hold
que, on the body tn, mernias. For WIZ. purpose? Va:
hold al aques:! Why put tie County tas unnecessary
expense in 4 case Like shisl