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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

SOCIETY IsLANDs.-A letter IN the Providence
Journal. dated Tahiti lime Oath. gives de-
tails not before received from that Island. 1t
states that Lord George Paulet had been COM
hitting more depredations on the Sandwich
Islanders than ever the French did on the So
ciety Islands, although the British vessel Vim
dictive was lying there as their protector. He
thinks the bencvoence of the English in this
respect was owing to the fact that the French
got the start of them in their own views on the
Island. The two vessels of war had been on
the point Of an engagement. The natives had
threatened to haul down the French Protectoratc
flag. The French threatened If they did to fire
on the town.
The English commander said if the French
man fred on the town, he would fire on him
The Frenchman told him he might fire or not, as
he pleased-he should do as he said. In few
minutes after this friendly interchange, both yes
sells prepared for battle. But the flag was not
touched, and SO the two bellicose ships did not
touch each other The writer thinks difficulty
between the two countries VIII grow out Of this
He says:
week passes but have less ships OF arriving
aud departing On the lh of this month H B VI. ship Sa
ellite arrived here, thryfve days from Valparaiso, bring
ing despa from the English Admiral, part of which
was made known the 9th TO the English residents here
The English Commodore Informed them that hereafter they
must apply HIM OF difficulties the nstrac
lions from the Admiral stated that EngShmen hereafter
residing Tahiti 10 pay regard TO the laws and
ordinances of the Provisional Government On the 9th the
Hazard arrived from Hobart Town, and III. Si she
despatched 10 cooperate with Lord George Paulet and his
coad utor the course OF justice and humanity they
pursuing the Sandwich Islands. On the 9TH the French
Admiral the of which have YET leaked
On the sth and oh the Same and French frigate Bon
soule sailed for South Amercarumor says bring all
their dispcsbe force here for the purpose of conteug the
night There certainly affair Of than
occurrence III contemplation BE- plainly seen BY the
faces OF ANXIOUS importance by all who the
great secret.
The British residents were loud in their praises
Of the French when they first arrived, and made
known their policy; but on the arrival of the
English vessel and Consul, they had entirely
changed their views, owlng ii is said, to the mt
nations thrown out that the islands will cventu-
ally revert TO the British crown, and hence they
perhaps come in for share of the spolls They
have also drawn up letter of thanks to Commo-
dore Nichols for saving them from massacre by
the natives, though there has been no massacre
IN contemplation 1t is all done for effect and to
report largely at home
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

s- We stated III last through misinformation that
Henry Shanota OF the Loco-Foco candidates
minated for Assembly from the stand the Park. We
assured thar the lis, handed to was Incorrect this respect
and that James TTGinor nominated instead of Shan
frod. We also omitted by mistake the OF Samuel
Foster for County Clerk. With these exceptions
pos, right
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

MErA1rc TAsLE1-The reputation that thls a mic has
always sustained its first Introduction TO the sont
have endea vored to produce article in OF
knowing ha, plain strop suficient 10 as 10 a.
tablet that without the of oil or w9uo ara waD;
razor hin and smooth edge and here they is bs slws
of knowl dye of ingredients and that care tn3l -
bestowed upon those Of my manufacture. .,-..arsy
G. SAUNDERS, Inventor 1853 Broa o.,
where be certificates from Of the
gents in TIE country, and various diplomas IRON 'h'
Institute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

We shall issue another Double Sheet TO-
rnorrow-perhaps our last this season-to make
room for crowd of Literary Matter and Adver
tisements Our Advertisers vail greatly oohge US
bv sending in their tavors before F. M, DIS we
print an extra edition, and are obliged to go TO
press al an early hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

IL Hon. Thomas Robinson, late NJ. c. from
Delaware, died at his residence in Sussex Co. on
the 2Sth. He was a Loco Foco, elected in 1885,
by local ieud, being the only time that one OF
his party has been chosen from Delaware for
many wears.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

u Schroeder, who ran away with young girl
from Wilmington, Del few days since, has been examined
aud committed in desa,of bail in $500 TO answer to the
charge Of abduction The gil oaly 10 10 years Old
aud the 80 80, and has vile and family Fsedef
lex Nartland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

PAINFUL AcclpESr.-On Sunday last, as some
persons were playing at ball on the shayenue the b4. slip
ped from the hand of Of the players and struck the
head Of boy named William Hicks years DID, OF the
Sihassnus 24th street. severely inunng him that
his life Is 10 grea, danger.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03
BRIGHTON NARKET-NIoudar. Oct 30.

BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday Oci. So CO..
At Market, $500 Beef Cattle 100 Stores 27VV '"'''
and $3.50 Swine. .;.;.,
PRrcE,-BEEt CArrLE.We take pleasure III nJ 3D.
three beautiful fat Oxen fed By Brown Esq me-
MUM o a. ae late soI Fay at Foc Gs s,of My and s
lodged 10 be the latest Ok offered for sale II
Sold to Mr H Bennett; price not public we a. o. st
correspond with last week, VIZ: few eHua I 80
quality 81 q IS; second quality, IS; third quA''
a3 so. ~, coo,
No2, 81 :, sll,lf.
SHEEP Sales quick; small lots from 10 cen" =
We,hers from rs 10 s.. a ,os 70
SwsE-Last weeks prices were not susti'I H. fcn3
peddle &c for Sows and &c for Barrows. Olo nus
to ic. 1t retail from 81 TO DC.
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Correspondence of pomeroy & Co., Wall st.

ALBANY, Nov. II IT
The market to-day active. Holders OF f'0a'
stand at 50 So the latter quotation being full w
the range for the day The receipt, to-day full up a.
average. We have no Wheat, Rye, or Com here. a s1
OF small quanty Of Feed made the last quoh'l'"@
II 10 for LIST and I'd qualities The receipts OF Barley
light; choice 10, Of 1860 bushels Of sold '
second rate two-rowe ed is worth al 81 cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

u The United Irish Repeal Association will
hold Special Meeting at the Tabernacle this
evening, when Col. &. NJ. JOHNSON will be pre-
sent. There will OF course be crowded house
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

Is MARSHAL BERTRAND is expected to dine in
Philadelphia to-day with the French citizens He expects
here, after he has been Washington and exam
the ether institutions Of the city he has ys,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

u Col 4. NJ JOHNSON, ex-Vice President
will sec his friends at the Governors Room, City
Hall, from II till , o'clock this day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATEs.-Dr.
William Duer while holding the Office of President OF
Columbia College delivered annually to the Senior Glass
course Of Lectures the Constitutional Jurisprudence OF
the United States developing the nature Of our political
organization the principles Of the Constitution and the
powers vested by that instrument in the national govern
men These Lectures have been just published By Messf
Harper Brothers neat, cheap, and durable iorm as
No l6l of the Family Library That they worthy The
careful and study of our people, is guaranteed by
the distinguished reputation of the author urst and
deprived Of all techncaities and popularity written
the work must be interesting and valuable.
FRoIssARr CnRoNIcLEs-Part TX. appears this
morning from the New World Office 80 Ann One
more number completes the work. Our citizens Of all
classes will then have opportunity Of making valuable
addition TO their libraries 25 each part prousely il
Illustrated.
FAMILIAR LETTERS ON CHEMIsTRY.-J. Win
chester 80 Ann publishes to-day this latest work Of
Professor LlEBG the profound chemist of the age
The reputation Of the author is alone sufficient
large circulation. Price 6! cents.
O. &c LETTERS ON CHEMISTRY, and its relation to
Commerce, Physiology and Agriculture by Jusrus LlEsrc
NJ D. FRS Professor of Chemistry in the University Of
Giessen, has just been published in styles by Apple
ton Coin paper III cents in boards 25
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03
Commercial and Money niatters.
c. For sales at the Stack ErchGngs, see Las: Page

O. For sales at The Stack ErchGnss, see Las. Page
THURSDAY P NJ
The sale, Of Stocks a, the Board were large to-day aud
prices tend upward Government Sizes improved J; oha
:! Illinois i Harlem + Indiana l. Long islaad !; s,o9
iug,on + Ohio IS sold al lO3 and Norwich aud Wores4
Railroad 70 The sa!ss of Stocks at both Bead,
reached $3.50 coo.
The Bal naske, is very quie,-sterlmg = ST graac,
5 so 273
Rates Of Uncmrent Money and Price Of Specie al 81
W'a!!.st.-( Wast. Bank Notes or American Half Dol
lars bsiuo rhs stspd5rD.
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RENE BE r

Thu. the Annual Election this State takes ?lece On
l.. TT TUESDAY, THE SEVENTH DAY Or NOShh-
n 7va, mo polls Of Election will be Opened at SIN
RISE and Closed at S IN. n,e nav ONLY.
~ Tint the names all candidates must be printed Oh
SINGLE TICKET ,,,o,ropv
That rs Full Vote is II WIG nIGI0(R rJt,, 10
VII. That NETWORK EXPECTS EVERY VIII" ~
DO HIS DUTY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

SANDS, SARsAPARILLA.-This medicine stands unrivaled
based as II Is on Us own intrinsic merits for the removal and
permanent OF those diseases which peculiarly
adapted Being entirely vegetable, and composed OF the
choicest selection of Ingredients which conformity
with the laws thai the animal economy the system
enabled TO thrown off disease take healthy action and the
powers OF nature resume Their natural functions Thousands
stitu9nal disorders originating unhealthy and depaved
state OF the blood and other fluids For chronic constitutions
diseases such rheumatsr kings evil scrcfua affecting
the glands ulcers white sweIlngs, enlargement and pains
the bones salt heum ngworm BARRIERS tch and other
diseases saudss Sarsapaa has been found in nne
os instances TO 9e efficient remedy mildly and
Pleasantly on the general system purifying and cleansing the
blood, giving and the system, and
parting stamina 10 tae debilitated frame.
Sold By A. B. SANDS s. CO. Druggists, Granite Build.
ngs) Of Broadway and Chambers Sold also
By A b D. SANDS 10 Fulton corner of Gold streer;
aud at Y East Broadway, Of Market5eet. Price 81
per hottle:-siX bottles for 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

u Hon. JOHN LEEDS KERR, Wing U. S. SEN
ator from Maryland, whose term has expired,
peremptorily declines reelection on account OF
his health. Hon. A. ]. PEARcE, I. A. SPENCE,
r. r. LocKERMAN, and other good Wings, are
proposed for the place We wish the Wings OF
MARYLAND could afford to send just about such a
man as John V. l.. MCMAHON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

u Gen. Tow THUMB, our latest vister from
Lilliput, may be seen in our city to-day and to-
morrow only. We dislike all deformed and
creations, but the General of ese-on
the contrary, he spruce youngs;er the city can
boast. and would I'll Of bandbox nigh, daintiy
Those who have hin will miss one of the most re-
markabe freaks Of Nature if they neglect the present oppor
tuni.y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

u The second number Of the The PHALANx,
or Journal of Social Science, will be published to-
The Of this number are very interesting
and the translation from Touer's works alone makes il
we'll worthy Of attention 1t may be obtained Office of
the Sun Of the New World j. s. Redield corner
Of Nassau aud Beekman streets where subscriptions
ceyed and persons may leave their address BE- regularly
served News agents requested to sand their orders
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MlcH1cAN CRY. Oct. IS, 1913.

NicHiGAN CITY, Oct %, 1870.
Loss or THE SHIP SuPERIoR.-The ship Supe-
nor Capt Munson shore This vessel into our
harbor or rather where our haIbo ought BE-, last wee
aud landed he freight good order She commenced load
in with WHEAT and had taken about 5000 bushels board
During Friday night the wind strong increasing almost
TO gale toward morning during which she parted hex best
bower and went hard on shore about o'clock Saturday
morning, nearly bows
suoag wind and heavy swell have gwen her pretty
deep berth IN the sand To-day she Is dischargng her whea
into The propeller Hercules 1t, supposed be dana
ged. [Cor. Buffalo Com. Adv
FoR ENcLAsD.-The Hibernia, Captain Jud-
kns left Boston a: o'clock on "Wednesday Isl instant for
Halifax and Liverpool She has 81 passengers Her mail
bags contain upwards Of Il 600 letters and al least two Ex
press wagon loads Of newspapers and magazines.
y The examination OF young Fassit has
closed Mr. Justice Bennett ordered the accused ad
bail in the of 5000 to appear Tor ta az The Superior
Court to be holden IN this city the 18th Tuesday jan
uary
u The building Of the Oakvile Manufactur-
ng Company occupied FOX making sail duck de-
strOyed BY fre on the afternoon of Tuesday
q The TslsrSE-Persons wishing the New York Daily
or Weekly Tribune wall leave he5 NAMES al the Forum Of
nee 81 Dock 81 Pha De regularly served al their
asnces Terms III cent? week for DAILY and 81 for III.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

Court OF OYER AND TERMINER-BeforesJu Judge
KENT. albert g. Fan Colt William H. Sharp
Grim. Con.-Damages Sl0oOO-This tedious case still &C.
cupirs the attention Of the Three four witnesses
were examined and the adoured half past 10 FRI
day morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03
Wing Nominations.

~ The Wings of Tioga County have NOM
mated for Sheriff, CHARLES R. BARsTow of Mich
OILS for Clerk, Moses STEVENS Of Spencer; for
Assembly, NATHANIEL w. DAVIS of Owego
Cattaraugus Co.-RUssELL HUBBARD OF Farm
ersvie for Sheriff, NELSON GREEN Of Otto for
Clerk, Alison LEAvENwoRrH OF Coldsprng and
LYMAN TwoMLEY of Machias for Assembly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

IT The President has appointed Thomas Do
noho 10 be OF the Peace in the county Of Wash
;netop j., the Distric, of Columbia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

Whic Young Men.-A Regul ar meeting OF this I ON
nttee VIII BE- held the Broadway House gu tday Even
''S' ADDISON DOUGHERTY Chairman
f (inls < sw IsfL0F Secretaries ns2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03
Loco-Foco Nominations,

CattarOusus Coo. w WHITE for Sheriff, + Z,
BAuIyr for Clerk NJ. H. JOHNSON aud j. BURT for As
sembly.
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ST.. Donlsco.-The United States Gazette mas
news from Hayti up to Oct. 18TH The wfi'sf

dating from Port au Prince, says:
The Government here still unsettled ne as rasI
,s N session for forming Consultation. get on
nd moi i,out considerable disorder. Yesterday the
d-u resic ed on account, said, Of not beng
,.h sufficient respect BY the young OF when "a
majority the Constituent Assembly Consists; ana 'ua'
,..-y are ei-ctng another.
few d4.s since there slight attempt at counter re.
yoution th- part Of black general, vino was PiohP!
she, down d, sergeant and the in,urrecon thus suppress
ID. The Immediately advanced 10 l'e"'e
.atcy b. the Provisional Government
No Pres ra vet been elected, OF course can
N Constitution has been presented 20 the peo anu
accepted General Charles Riviefs hereEt IS The oPu
Iarcaodld Ite and yy! no doubt be successful.
Re is grave looking mu!ao, with hish, oaia iofei.a'
and ore distorted eye inpeecty educated ou PosSe'
X i said much eu=rgy Of character and psacticai ao
He is st the mead of h- Provisional G9'efhu'sH' am
from his appearance should TAKE HIM 10 De rom 10 - ~
wars OF a-- .,. ..n,
Genera Herard with his colleagues has recent! sent
eut 10 England YIN. A Fupug Distinguished .'''
chant OF Pvlt Prince, special mission te
which is II negotiate loan on patent oil me s0 40 ~
,r mines existiG on the northeast part oil the lsl'a ~
which is SAID to be very Fch ;..,3 :, ,io,,,i
The loan If successful, 10 be apPropFiatn IN 1,qpiG
,ia ,l French claims Ii is also SAID here thaI VI Da'
~ The brother OF Odillon Baot, Is about 10 De sent 20
Hayti bv the FEeuch Government, for the purpose o. op
security for their claims and that rance Is
i-sIrous Of making Cape Nicola Mole naval stati'n.
Business dull here al present and American PsouI.
American vessels in poIt-bng Peru, Evans and SchI
~ Hsory DAYS for Boston brig Jus,ina for New-l oIk
tomorrow and brig Maria Stetson arrived Vtn rom nv
1inbI, discharcing. Somewhat sickly IN the ha!oor-
The mae If the VIM Henry died this morning OF malignant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03
FRENCH BRILLIANT
az : OF this 5-autiiul ariel of
%E%1.I w n -

ssysralcas-s OF ihls 5rautIlul gINcl. OF
Gt.NTi.EMt N'S IA 5,
;. .c.,,,d from PARIS, BY G. B. ALVOED and will h.
Jus" ~ opened at his sore,
No. o. BROADWAY
ON "wednesday. Nov LIST. Gentlemen ps.,Trng this stys n
HAT ar respectfully invited to call aud EXAMINE heu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

IL News from Montevldeo dated the loth'
report thai things remain the state as were gwen In
the last reports
FEVER ct B2RMuDA-WchaveH Halifax papers
r., the oIs October with later advices from Bermuda Ihe
Fever wa, still raging Her majesty war steamer heFnes
wa, to leave Halifax Saturday for Bermuda WIN m '
: P,i. had died of the fever, erroneous. The Hal
ifx Post states th.t the doctor very ILL., however:
''A> Boston Times.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

Another RoBBERY.-We learn by the Boston
papers that another large robbery has been committed the
land of steady habits appears that the afternoon Of
the 3lst Mr. ClIe proprietor and driver .! the Neponse
and Quincy Stage took package Of $1,000 from the Suf
folk Bank in bills Of the Quincy Stone Bank to carry TO
the latter Bank IN Quincy.
He placed the package usual at the bar No Elm ST.
whence he received it, and placed under the front
OF stage On arriving at Neponse he took the fares
When he arrived Quincy opening the package al
the Bauk found 70 contain nothing but pieces Of
brown paper nicely done up the form with the bills
in imitation Of the late Nlillbury Bank affair.
Not the slightest suspicion attaches TO Mr.. Gilet
A rewarG Of $500 offered for the recovery OF the
ney, and the detection of the thief.
SEVERE DIsAsrER.-Last week wing wallIto
Western railroad bridge, among the mountains NIassa
seventy feet high thrown deep rayine between the
bases OF two mountains through which wild headong
stream rushes Connected with this bridge wall about
200 feet long 90 feet high and - feet wide built up from
the bottom Of the avue BY The side Of the mountain upon
which the railroad placed During Of the
this impetuous had begun undermine this
immense wall before 1t discovered The workmen
engaged IN repairing the foundation when shower
up which drove them away for shelter While they
absent this immense way, aud fell
the below Carrying with the railroad and covering
up the tools OF the workmen all OF whom would inevitably
have been killed had the caused them seek shell
cob house frame has been laid for the rails pass
but before The wall De relad and the work made
good again friend who gave these facts will
$1,000 New Haven Courier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

% husselPs Almond and Rose Shaving Cream, Riggs
Military Soap Guerlsns AmbrosiaI Cream, Kesan Soap
and large variety Toilet Soaps always for sale G.
sAoNDERs's Toilet Furnishing Store, l6s Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

T The Mail of this morning did not bring our
Philadelphia correspondents letter, and the pa
pers brought are without important news,
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Democratic WING General Commit

tec-An adjourned meeting Of this COMMITTEE wlll DE- eid
Nm Saturday Evening Nov L. at the Broadway House at
o'clock. fHlLIf f1o-'H' 0"ai-i'"''
WIN Turner, Secretaries ,oot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

The convincing evidence in favor Of the use Of
~ Co,ERIs BALM OF LIFE for the of Coughs Colds
Asthma Group Whsopins Cough, SC: IS that aways,
RoaGss is desired effect yes 1t cures ninety times ..
fact IS that almost that purchases recon-
nenoed by those who have used the article The public are
and Others and then make up their minds We also eco
mend tLEMiSGs INDICATED AND DlARRHGA CAypiy. as
wholesale aad retail Covers office l35 Nassau ST. Also
100 Bower = East Broadway; 227 Hudson ST. POS Green.
ue g William cor Beekman and of E. Randall! Jersey City
81 W. Ayres black, blue, red and copying Inks is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

U Dr.. T.YLoH's BALsAm or LlyERwoRT, 37j Bowery,
Tor the cure OF coughs colds consumption liver com ANTS
&c &clhe following statement relative "a the wonderful
effects Of this Invaluable medicine copied from letter
received from Mssss Long Jones' Respectable Physicians
in the State OF Georgia:
Dear Sir:-One OF US has had very fair ttia Of your
Iavors Balsam of Lverwort, mixed II consunp
non and liver complaint The patient reduced almost
the last extremity and is in great restored
health BY the of This article
Will the above convince ali who troubled with this
worst of diseases that there for it, and thai none
De cured We also refer to living witnesses in this city
who have been cured OF consumption Of ong standing. For
sale above, and down town only by g. j. Leeds Whole
sale Druggist, l29 Maiden Lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

" Ex-President ADAMS arrived in Buffalo on
Saturday last and on Monday morning passage in the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

, ROBBERY OF A CANAL COLLECTOR S OFFICE.
The Collectors Office Albion robbed of $500
Sunday night last by the OF boat, who called
for the purpose Of getting clearance signed The clerk
awaking readily the fellow broke open the drawer and
hepsd himself TO what money he could find and returned to
the boat and taking the er ordered the driver to proceed
The captain discovering that the clearance had not been
signed returned to the office and awoke the sleepy clerk
when the robbery discovered and officers started in pur-
suit Of the villain but he escaped by taking the woods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

GJ Hon. AMBROSE SPENCER, the venerable e1-
Chief Justice of this State, who has for tortytlve
years been eminent among her statesmen. has
been chosen Delegate from Wayne and Seneca
iAAVilth Distrct to the Wing National Con-
yention Gle is the father of John c. Spencer,
but another sort of politician.) Hon. JOIN NJ
HoLLEY of Lyons was appointed substitute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

Snow fell in Cincinnati, Oct. 2s,b.