New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16
Eats Of the Ameriean 1nsts.ute.

On Saturday the Far was visited by upwards
OF five thousand persons. The various and e1-
ensvc models of Machinery were III motion
throughout the day, and we are informed by gen
| tlen,en conversant with the improvements IN the
| Agricultural and Mechanic Arts, that the skill
| ingenuity and science of American artisans were
| never at one time so clearly brought out before
the public in their extent, variety and Importance
| as on this occasion. In the evening Hon. Mr.
| Meirs made brief address. and the closing
! scene of the exhibition for the week was an
| nounced about half past nine P. NJ. by a splendid
display of Fireworks under the direction OF Mr..
| Edge.
II ALEX. H. WELLS of Westchester 20. has
been nominated for Senator by the Wings of the
Second District. The Wing cause and Henry Clay
have no more jealous and active, they can hardly
have a more efficient advocate, than Mr.. Wells.
| We have known him as Journeyman Printer.
an Editor, and Public Officer, and he has been
Of the same sort throughout He has hopelessly
Loco Foco District, but we trust the Wings will
make it a point of honor TO give him full, gen.
erous vote. We assure them that if elected, he
would be an able, useful and Just Legislator.
WEsrcHEsTER Co-The Wings of Westches-
ter County have nominated WILLIAM H. BRIGGS
for Sheriff, MUSsoN J. LOCKWOOD for Clerk, and
CHARLES WRIGHT and n B. HOLMES for Mem
bers of Assembly This ticket they mean TO
elect.
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Tta &c how
mated AzEL R. GOULD for Sheriff, SYLVESTER
SMITH, FNIA MCCLURE, and JOHN Powers for
Assembly. They passed the following among
other good resolutions:
Res0!ped That respect the Office Of President pre-
from speaking the truth Of the present accidental
incumbent.
T. Hon JULIUS ROCKWELL has again been
nominated for Congress by the Wings of the
Berkshire District, Mass. He goes in this time,
and no mistake. w c. PLUSKErT of Adams Del
egate to the National Convention,
WIG NoM1NATloNs-Fdvne County, AS
se,nblv, MALrBY CLARK and PHILANDER MITcH
FILL; Sheriff. SHUBAE1 G. ROGERS; Coroner,
WILLIAM VOORHEES,.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
JONATHAN NORTH; Sheriff, ROBERT FuLroH
County Clerk, JOHN STEELE.
Loco. Foco NOMINATIONS The Loco Focos OF
Onondaga County have nominated for the As
seanbly, Tnos. G. ALvoED, SETH Hutchinson,
ELISHA LITcHFIELD and WARNER ABBOTT; Sheriff,
HEnER WEArHEEgEE; County Clerk, Charles T.
Hicks.
IL Carroll writes US IN Just rebuke OF Mr.
I. R. BARBouRs talking of ours as a Protestant
countrv,' &c. in conncXion with the Silk Culture
at the FAR. 1t does seem that there should be
some places undisturbed by invidious Theological
distinctions. Carroll can hardly need any as
surance that this part of Mr. BIS remarks was
not deemed pertinent by The Tribune.
NJ The LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW, fol
September, has been reprinted very neatly and is
this morning issued by Walker, Craighead & Co
| ia Fulton-street. 1t has semi-oficial article
on the Policy OF the present Ministry of Great
Britain; one on Horace Wapole's Letters, one
on the Life and Works of Sismondi, &c. &c
AS the great organ Of the more Arlstocratlc party
of Great Britain, now and generally in power
there, and as conducted with signal ability, this
work is ever worthy of consideration.
~ The MYSTERIES OF PARIS; a Novel, by
EUGENE SUE, translated from the French for and
published by ]. Winchester, has just been issued
1t is said to be very exciting story.
n The SYNOD of New-York, of the Presbyte
rian Church, commences its annual meeting IN
this city on Tuesday evening next tomorrow
Public services arc expected at the Grand-street
Church.
NJ a Course of Free Lectures on the Socla
System of FOURIER, by c. ]. HSMPRL, who /.
profoundly acquainted with that system, will bt
commenced at the Church 50 Green-st. this ere
niag. We invite those who can to attend. See
Card.
o. This day the Ploughing Match, under the
direction of the American Institute, takes place al
Paterson, n j. 1t is expected that Col. K. NJ
JOHNSON will be in attendance, and Mr. TEIHE.
MAcuER OF Boston viii deliver an Agricultural
Address.
u The PLANETARIUm is to be exhibited this
evening at the Society Library, when Dr. LARD
SER will lecture upon Astronomy as illustrated
by it. We should think this an excellent oppor-
tunity for all who would acquire clearer idea Of
the nature, relations and movements OF the Plan
cts. See card
n B. Y. West and W. H. Rotter were re-
cent?, rred for rohbery having stopped and stolen the
-,r,r Of fnnr rnnnr m-n ON theI way en Proyitenc.