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New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

SENTENCED FOR MUTINY.-At Savannah, on
Thursday last, Wm Jones' the mutiueeT OF the brig Co
Taylor who il will be remembered stabbed the captain
and mate Of thai vessel was convicted the indictments
found agan. him. and sentenced to four years hard labor
n the Pericen,iary.
C. Thaddeus P. Haskell and Thaddeus c.
H;cE Of Arlington have been arrested in Troy VT the
charge Of passing spurious Spanish quarters Over $500
wele found with them They committed for tHa IN
Ianne
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

svsrr 99rc any heretofore used at abou, h. pricr
yo; the i!os IN BAR All tousSs .his subiec, may
solted sizes, Vii immediately BE- orwaida-wsIrantpd 1,
sat the section OF eoaapy for waiel they ordered
Co.. Wa1rsn., Hart Lesley; j. c: Hcsrts s BsoihsI
TsoY; Lewis Esasdiss CO, John Io,yasead Albany,
e. W Jones' Philadelphia, and e. Pa.t Brother, Baltimore
where farther information may Be hal on the subject
Troy Iroa ssa Nail Factory. HENhs BURDEN
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

DLUMBE DAGUERREAN GALLERY OF Firs,
I Premium Cclored PHOTOGRAPHS, 25l Broadway
lover Mir. Isnseys yewel-y So.e sbovs Murfavs;reet
nsst door 10 Psales Mu,eum New. Yo.k-the Oldest and
most extensive estabii,hmen OF e kind the world I'D
hoSos b. the American and franklin Institutes Ie.lec;lyeiy
alther last exhibitions. for the beautiful CooEed Da
suSIreotypes produced Lkene.es taken every day
Without ,egard weather. style never before a:ined
u 1ti4moe Ffemium Apparatus sad Instructions; Paenl
tsets atss Gases SC, forwarded any part Of the
IT also, Jus, received, Improvement upon Poi.
Ssi man Caneras decidedly superior 20 thing
Fcoiogalh of lady from Professor Punbe's es,sb
Is the hnea thing CT the Kind Witnessed
Esv I'M Public Ledger
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22
- We 1yn,rs-Nassau Dec. e.

FRoa THE WEST INDIEs.-Nassdu, Dec. o.
We from gentleman who has lately visited some oi
,h- ut Islands, to windward of ,his and from which he
b hur lust returned that the drought for eonsdea
h mas, has been so great leads fear OF thei
NO, bina able to any provisions indeed, it wa. 1h
opinion Of several ofth planters ha, unless they had some
Ian in few days they wcad not be able 10 make oo'e
Of ,,,,b
Dominica experienced several smart shocks Of an EARN
quake on the Sd ns-one al 30 miau.. before oeSth
Ma second u au hour sfteTws1t, and sh'te OF ioe'
during the day On th- 5th another shock vas felt -''
damage resulted from either.
.9nfguo the 2ah ult thai Island was visited ey
.mar, shock of an earthquakst was lers or bound 0'
ncs aI.o fell, this visitation half past O'Clock or
hs ,s.b Ort when 50 smart The vibration that many
os,.ons Asd froa, their houses into the street.
Tor,ola was visited with gale OF considerable io:ce on
bs and 18th u which severely damaged several plant
atious.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22
From FLoRlpA.-We learn by the ST. Au.

FROM FLoRlDA.-We learn by the St. Au-
ens,ue Herald Of the 18th nit that the Revenue Cutter
Crawford Capt. Day, had returned from cruise as far
South as Cape Caaavere, touching at Mosquito Lieu:
G. Mosquito brig Roxana Swift waiting for cargo Of live
oak and schooner Louisa Marsh with full cargo Lieut.
j. E Blake s. Typographical Engineer had returned 10
ST. Augustine, having completed the survey OF The hauo
ver between Indian River aud Mosquito Inlet The dis
tance TO be Gu, through 725 yards summit level ! feet
estimated cos, about So 600.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

NEW FRUITS, &c-Bunch and Sultana Rais-
IS insi Malaga Gape. ;dtsd Curraats Funss Gisroa
PAGER and s9t 'aelisd Almonds; English Wanu;si br1zi
Su ana toehs with large assortment OF ohe
Fruits Spices x &c for sale who!esale aud retail si
the must yssfona5!e terms by J. Q. FOWLER
,2oo Greenwich St, come. Murray
Also, refined yhs snS yellow Sugars aud Noaases, &c
id call and e1smne the ADORE previous purchasing
- d2l 1Y7s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22
Brighton Cattle Market. December

Al market go Beef Cals, 2OO0 Sheep and 800 Sw me
rRlcEs-Beef CdHie.-We quote 10 correspond with last
week Eyra 50 7 first quality 81 25. second quality
IS s.; third quality S3a375
BaTeting Cattle Mess s25; No. ], Sc Is
Sheep-Small lots from % TO 81 IS. Wstheri from
Is to So 25
SainsA LOT small Shoals, from Co!nmeis County, q
cent; Tor sows and y cents Tor baIT2w other lots
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22
pasaenGers Arrived.

Passengers Arrived.
In The Hibe,niG from Liverpool, Boston-Mr Alter
bnTg James Fuller Mrs Fuller and daughter Mr. w and
Mrs Thorn, Prof Teikampft Rev Cunuinshami Gen Duff
VIM blake La,msr JSIn Hurley, John Ryder rhes Ma
schlesnger >harle, " food, Whitewrsht, Oakley,
n si!er Thomas Moey Riehardsoe, Siehs', Allepl
Beck blanche Jr, Seddsd, Anon Buckley. GotsIudr
Forsyth, Smith, Egan b NJ Robinson LanmeneT, CTneii
SON MIR e Read aud Nj Riley. From HalUar to Bosoa-
Nlessrs Trem!ett NJ w Porter Taylor Noble, jenkins.
Luck, Or Calder.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22
MEMOR lSn.
DISASTERS,

The ship Memphis. formerly New olleaa. packet .lter
te.day (2Oih) io- Sl0,Q5c.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

UISASTEkS,
The United Stste sch. Van busen arrived at Cnar!e,o.
18th. from ,he wreck OF the 81 bils MDg-e, Bafour The
cargo Will be total loss she having aged shortly after sh
s;ruck-eit six small snacks ssyhs the rigging sails
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

s:w1 PEOPLES LINE OF STEAM.
s2AIS Eia AbEAN AMP iSnhS t.
s;sanSoa North ASiERicA Capt NJ s. Tnssdrn
Will leave above NJ ou THURSDAY and SatuTday
sbo1e oa 1lnesay sad andsS
fo1 paI.ags freight apply 10 SchaG, ST ths odetoa
the wharf. or on bosra. -
a-.x WINTER MAIL LINE FOR Al
S4osys RASE 'zi zs.9J :ssff I II. !sSsRiI.- T.
sTETENs Capt NIB vii leave ss s ssnsoT 522; az q
's;FRen TRe s59s a GTcA Capt Joss SCOTT
eRs eS Tsy ss9dy ys4 sP9 s% M@p' y Z q ?sseHGL4 5
thc Office GU tile wharf. cf on boaId GU
sss WINTER ARRA ANGEAfENT. =
r4!-sgS-S-l NEW-Y0Rk BOSTON RAILROap
{; fa::zzEsLNE, VIA Norwich and "Ofeesier-I''-
The s,ssaboss NEWHANyES caRt.1 pa.ssa, sj: siil
er- Place every MONDAY, "wednesday and :rdaY afternoon,
al FsyTo 9c2fS Boston-Cabn Passage and Isl class cars So
Deck passage and I'd class $40 Worcestec-s-
10 Norwich and New L9nd9n-C passage a.d Isl class
cars s3-Dack DO. and Cd DO do. 50 50.
Of tie Sew Haven al Norwich whence passengers fox
W. ri-tl " ;thout change Of cars OF baggage.
- The extension Raiirest TO tn Depot bso Nor
wich complete obTiauns oSsuctou b. ice II 'ie
For further inquire at the Once the Wharf
or of D. b. Alien, 90 Peck SHIP
o: said boat or owners: d
- FOR LVERPOOL-Pscket of 6tn Janu-
EtET ary.-The new packet ship AsHBURTON, Henry .
Husson, master, will sail as aboys her Iggniaf ara Gay
sckes s and finished in superior @ Her csbas
cious elegantly furnished and afford accommodation
conducive the convenience and comfort OF passenger
For freight passage.apply to the Captain board foot
o. 'i1}GIIl GRlSSELL, MsSTURN CO.. 7s South street,
ef T5s pacPs at PeissS SHIP GEORGE WASHINGTON a Bur
rows master, will succeed the Ashburton, and sail Febnary
9Th, her regular day. ozU
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

@aEe,. TO THE PUBLIC-Wnereas Os-
r r borr Z Little, of 30 Fulton street have ad
verified sec coages Edge s d0of to siss aud
- are Of my MAKE, and where's the sai, o..
bonn Lizzie are lirg said erroneous mrs
to undecere friend. end the pabie IN general would
merely state that my tool, c.n s st 3ay Attorney
full supply may a!;Tays be had az liberal discount deal
ol9 3ms JOHN CONGER Ss,c.Yo,b
S. Osborn Z Little do tll the whole story yet
The tools they offer for sale john onger New
ark, Ne".Jsrsey. and not by JOHN CONGER, Of New.
orA: as hey would isign make The raac bsiaye. 10
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

SOTICE-Snicen i, il in the adveItiieine1
appears tat we nor only baye Lhe oo
here sdyertis. but have the genuine Warranted
Cast Steel Jons p Co1GERs which wa warrant III all re
.I-cts equal il not superior, 10 John cuEers
Ard AZ the said John Conger has :rsted 80 much ier
ing in relation 10 cur selling Tools that not his nae We
dsen j, but Justice for the information Of the public
that the sand John Conger learned hs trade with the father OF
said John P Coager Who gained high reputation from the
proof Of the quality OF the TooLs made By Joh Congsr
have abundance aud they do nor require the name Of
John Cougsr 80 Att0neystreet make them 'a!rab
A LIBERAL discount on edge tools, TO metch.nts.
The subscribers are also IMPORT aud GENERAL DEAL
sRs in ENGLISH, GERMAN and AMERICAN HARD
WARE, CUTLERY, &c. SC, INCLUDING rery E1TESslvE
ASSORTMENT which they or. CoU.TRY II MERCHASTs and
Others at MARKET PRICES. OSBORN * LITTLE.
CHARLES S L1TTiE o23m
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

WHITE, RED OR GREY HAIR changed tOa
~ dark brown permanent black By the Moorish ar
Dye. Sold al 80 81 b0r n the sign ot the Atn
can Eagle s2 Ihahamstfee ~ Y i39 tnlt2nst Brook
lYn; Starestreet, Boston; Ledger bindings phiadsh
2O7 King. -.iT-tt, Eharrston =. dM ln
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK, DECEMBER 2l.
IMMATURE ALstANAc-THls DAY.
Rises Hs sSS 81 SCI. iA. ooS % Evsss sShs sat 50
LATEST DATES.
London. December Havre ......D December 5
Liverpool, ...pecembtr New Orleans December y
CLEARED,
shnsa ns Ha'Ps PS Sobl or. HnSn, s Co;
Apalachcoa, + Hailbnt s Co Briggs BALDWIN Thom-
Savannah Dnham Dimon; Carrier. Beach, Mar:ees
Fitch Co; WIN Nelson, Robinson, Porr Prince Skeld
ing Ferris SchT Gov Bennet Dsrrckson, Raplahsnnock
Cooley Coz Saunders, Merryman. 5! Thom-s, Nssmi.
Leeds y Co
7,ss. TO Brett S Vose Lei, brgs Topaz Maybe for New
Yors, IL days; Alexander. Dean, dg FOR London.
Scc tharo Wescott. Hsve de Grace pig igon Ca,
we'll * Murdoch.
shI sshr BENJAMIN 3, Smith Smith Decker. York Eiysr
Schr David Van Name, Cook, 10
Schr Mary LuYstrF, Van Clsf, do
ScI Arnerc, johnson. do
S1hg Mary Jane, Collins, Virginia.
Schr Theron. Snth, Providence, ballast.
SShT ShT 9sesr SS,rs, S0flqn So' Branaywne corn meal
sch E;lisha i Caldwell Lsle, Ph;!adrIphia. coal
sshr odeii, SMITH is from Byaac yw!e corn me
70 AyrnsI X TO. - "
sehE o MssseIole Johnson, is fm Brandyvne. coz.
nsai, 10 john 9U!kley.
SAILED,
Ships Liverpool EldLidse Liverpool, Huntsville Cornell
New. ofeaas: OCEAN W itiams Mosie; bark an- ain
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22
SAILED.

Ships Liverpool, Elddse, Live rpsol, Huntsville Cornell
New,ofeAAs Ocean Williams, Moaile; bark 4me, ain
Howl,nd y rn<s;G nnd Smyrns HriEs kugen- DEnwatsr
Need Thor Mobile Delight Woo;on Phafslubis; Icb
Ghstass. Nichols 81 CroiS; phete D smith Richmond
and others.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

= Office OF AIIACH1lhN by Order OF
~ Francis Il. Ruggles. Jutge OF Chautau9ue County
Courts .. the degree Counsellor Law in the Supreme
Ccu hereby siren, Pursuant the provisions OF
the epkorsin= attachments against absorbing con
c-a=d and debtors thar attachment has issued
against the of ohn Tracy Cassi,ne 5. GzousI
Thomas Nlea and ll!ton kcrtrgI nonresident debtors
residing in Ere Penu rania and thar e will b. sold
i2 me payment ol .si5 a-eIs uss thsy a?ear ana d,s
from the publication Of this notice. and tha, the payment
Of any debt and ths delivery Of property belonging
and transfer Of any property b. them fer any purpose
whetersr forbidden bY law and void. Dated the 18th
day OF August. 1875.
c. TUCKER, AttorasY Tor Attaching CREDITOR,
ar20 iaw 9m Fredonia " Y
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22
4. u. II.
iaon ,,om Attorneys for Attaching Creditor 81 Wal.st.

DY ORDER of Ashley Samson, Esq, First
: Judge of the Court Of Common Pleas in and f9E the
County Of Monroe No,ice hereby given thai an attachment
des, eb,o and that the same will be sold for the payment of
his debts unless appear and discharge such attachment ac
NJ this notice; and that the payment Of any debts due him
by residents OF this STATE and the delivery to him or for ms
the transfer such property by him are forbidden By law
and YoidGiven under my hand tins IGN daS OF June
lSi3 Alba Lai q NJ
ialq lawom Attorney Tor attaching cfe'ltoI
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

DY ORDER of the Hon. F. a. Tallmadge, Re
- corder Of the City OF York notice is hereby gwen,
pursuant 20 the provisions Of authorizing attach
absccndns concealed and s60Is'
N-wbod and John L. Newbold and Of each Of them resi-
dents Of the City Of Philadelphia and tat & TIE
same :, IL, be sold for the payment of their debts unless hey
ar and discharge such attachment according 10 law WITH
In nine months from the first pubicat OF this notice and
that the payment any debts due them by any persons OF
COMPANY and e delivery them for IN Of any PRO-
plrt! or evidence OF property longing 70 them and the trans
fer stock property By them, forbidden OF law and
are void-Daied the 10th Gay Of June 1873
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22
= JOHN GALER, formerly with J; Y;

Czsa THREE DOLLAR HATS.-,Iust finished,
- the splendid article offered 70 the public
&G Short nap Soleskiu Hats, the low rrce Of S., as
fine as those sold generally 81; elegant Nutra Fur ts s
81: also Imitation Noeskn Hats 81 50 g 2lyety neat
D,ess Hats GEORGE ?. r. BROWN,
do Inns It6 { NAL. sreet.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

TsyHt. BEST COUGH CANDY 1t has been
proved BY many Of our citizens ,lt oNES'S C0uoh
paiats II is so for one shifting package the sisG Of he
American Eagle 50 Chatham-sire; We advise our Isate1
try IT, " is realty goodno huinbug. hs3 loF sale a. ~
Phale!uh!a: 201 klEg.st.. ChaLle,tnl. y =. G29 In
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

= Erie County Courts aud Counsellor Of the Supreme
CONF Notice heeby given, pursuant to tie PROVISIONS OF
ceae ana attachment has issued
asans the estate Of Charles CaTey now o. late OF Gs
same Will be sold for payment Of his debts uni he ap
and sha such attaehme. TO law n wth b.
The payment any debts due Rim by residents OF this
Stst End the him erfo' his use OF any property
such p-cnertv by him. are forbidden b. a and are void
Dated Buffalo, December 4h, 48t3.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

GWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
- CHERRY.A fresh Suppy OF Ibis valuable metcifs etc
INST Thss The only genuine preparation OF "
Wild Ch.,y, AMI it, ;qccess h,s sivrq it extensive es
aies SC obtained gratis, tfora ;he sole agent H. "
II. NIL NOR ~ broadway, corner Of Jon-st. dli In
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

SCOTCH WOOLEN HOSIERY.-John HUI.
II II udson-s,rees opposite Harrisoueet solics az;
rencoa TO lis OF Scotch ooen Hosiery
psing every sze color and quality OF L,Ges Gentlemsns
and Chldrsn Hose and halfhose iegether with a-s
so.trcsnt OF Gvner1eas shirts and drawers, all which
offered Al low prices 70 wholesale a retail purchasers
dscl lmccd
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

tTA ECONOMY AND DFASHION.,f subscrl-
"a h has reiucedhis superior imitation Mcleskia hats on
fur bodies ne extreme low price o: 50 25. The
are an elegant Dress Hat and will compare advana-sousy
witt, Hats sold s. so and s3 Also constantly manu!ac;Ir
Fur aud Six Of the best quality latest patterns and at the
lowest city prices
~ B. Country dea=rs supplied by the as low If nos
lower than By any other house in this city.
J. w. KELLOGG, 1872 Canal-street
s2,, ,ns corner OF Thompson.street.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

D of The County Courts the County of Monroe OF the
degree Of CouG>eora at Law in the supreme Csurt Soesi
Of Stephen L. Francisco now or late Of The Of Brighton
in the County Of Monroean State of New York a5scoa
uel Miller Judge aforesaid directions the
State Concerning attachments against aoscodng concealed
or Bon-Ie-nt debtors and that will be sold for the
payment of his dbts the said Stephen l. Francisco
appear and discharge snch attachment according Law with
three months from the first publication OF this and
that III, payment Of any debts and the delivery of any property
belonging 10 the said debtor him for his and the
transfer Of any property by him for any purpose whatever
forbidden By Law and void.
Dated the 2Sth day OF October, l3;3
uov ew3m II. C. IVES, AIRY cr attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

A CHEAP AND REAL EXTRACT OF SAR.
"A SAPAHILLA Persons taking thIs too ol5en ge NIL
,.s urrcI or ine,a instead o The ruo; We advise all
10 t1y q cen, package Of Jonsss Extract OF Sarsparla
Candy which eight Of the medical popElr'
Of the root sold the sisu Of TIE American Eagle, e2 Chat
ham-sreet ~ " l3s euon Brooklyn; 2 gmsi
street, Newark; state~et, Boston; Ledger BglIdns
F,iiae hii 2O7 hGg- street, Charleston, y T.. dD LIN
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

DY ORDER of William lnslis, Associate Judge
ID New York Common Pleas notice hereby given pursu
the provisions Of The statute auhorsing attachments
aiu debtors that attachment has issned
az ain the Benjamin r Grfn who resident of
HE State OF Georgia and that The same will be sold for the
payment his debts unless he appear and discharge such
tachmen according TO law within months from the hrs
publication Of this notice; ad that The payment OF debs
due 70 him BY residents this State belonging him. and
the any such property by him forbidden by law
and are void. Dated the 9Th day OF January 1913:
JOHN B. STAPLES,
a far at,4rl rlinpJ,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

LIRE INSURANCE, AT THE LOWEST
L, RATES; By THE HARTFORD FIRE INsUR-
ANC5 CONPANI I-lucorroTatsd lS'G-ChaEt-r ,rrs'ual.
DIRECTORS
Eliphale, Terry H Huntington.
Aihert Day, john A;lyn
Ezra White, Jr James p;oniw;n Jr
JOIN /. Brace, Charles Boswell,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

a STOUNDlNG CHEMICAL DISCOVERY
q Ia 1850 b. the celebrated N Vespra the ltsli1n my
cia who discovered that certain l!Ga herbs had De Iho
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

ia HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.IIhat
I: fine Lot known No 100 S2nd;street 5fe99klyn-
=-~41e- Inquire Of JOHN Il. .laS
No II Merchants EIchan"e, y. =
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22
SCHENCK,S PIJLMONIC SYRUP

Prepared b. j. H Sheac and for sale at his pnncpaOf
fces No 82 Southsixth street. door below the d
Ch4snut and his Laboratory No. 2l RacestEeer Fha
phia Also sale ei Courtand street door below
the corner Of Greenwich y Ithe only place In this Ctr
where the genuine can BE- had Also $50 Washngonsts
Bolton No 10 Broadway Albany, n. y.
The above Offices exclusively iOI the sale OF pplmon
syrup Ill imeod+ j H. SLHENlh.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

WONDERFUL INVENTION, to forge the
~ growth of Human Har-iria bottles ONLY hi.lings.
rha rsm.s OF respectable citizens can se
shown wh. used this and found 1t all It Is he[e iats
I'll and see item they certify that having us't
n-s Coral Hair Restorative they found 10 possess se
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

JANIS 8. BoLLTs. Secretary
This long established and w= known Ips.i.,r having
been IN active oera,ion upward of 30 wears continues 70 In
Houses surn,ture Stores Nerchendis. snd ce. prop
crty against loss o. oas:s @ The most favorable
terms JOHN NELSON. j.. Agent
tS Eiw 3ul~ IS Wall street. Nevy York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-13

THE PHILADELPHIA CUSTOM HoUsE.-What mean
the following inquiries made by the Philadelphia
Gazette 7 Is there TO be soGe astounding dlsclo-
sure in the Custom House OF that city? The signih.
cant paragraph is as ollows:-
The CUsroN HoUsE-QUEsTloNs FOR THOSE WHO
CAN AHswER.-Will any one inform us whether il is
fact that IN OF the departments of the Custom
House very few or none of the subordinates except
the aborers have been paid account of their work
Tor some time past Will any one inform US whe.
ther the head of that Department has drawn the
lands which ought to have been paid to his subord.
mates Will any one inform us. il his subordnaes
have not been pad, toether the funds haze been mis-
applied ion personal and private purposes for
the support Of Tyierism IN Philadelphia? We do not
INTEND 10 commit ourselves with charges against
any one unt the fullest proof is in our possession
audit is not yet: But We nave heards rumors which
rendef our queries proper, and beg the sufferers
III any mere be- TO have the independence to answer
us. Iylerlsm has Just sixteen months 10 live in Of
hce and not that long in any other sense Its favors
are worth nothing, or rather they are no fayors a.
all The reception OF them is at least political deaf
to any who enjoys them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-13
o
Single numbers St cents-$4 per hundred

90 THE GREAr WEBSTER MEETING TO
nominate Daniel Webster for the Presidency held at
Masonic Hail. June 2Sth, 1887.
Jonathan Thompson was Chairman. Among the Vice
Chairmen, Jacob Drake Ed. Dayton John Rsmick.
Raymond the Resolutions
Committee appointed to carry out the object OF
the Meeting viz -Benjamin Drake NJ. D. John Remick,
Peter B. Manchester, J. Howard williams Moses II.
Grinnell s. Draper Jr., Sam. Stevens Wm s. johnson,
Ralph Hall, Abraham Van Buskirk, Hiram Ketchum,
VIM. H. Bell. 8. @. Raymond, Samuel Webster, VIM.
Taggard, T. Fessenden, M. d. Benjamin. H. Maxwell,
and others.
For the full particulars OF the meeting Stones Com.
mercial Advertiser, June goth, 1887.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-13
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

New JERSEY ELEcrIoN.-The Democrats have
gained New Jersey. The Newark Advertiser, the
editor OF which was a candidate for Congress, on
the Wing ticket, writes thus:-
NEW JERSEY SURRENDKRED.-The coalition form
ed in this city between faction of a WING party
here and the leaders OF the ocoocos has work ed out
its legitimate results and thrown the State into the
hands of political adversaries. II has not only
elected its candidates for Congress in this district,
but defeated the wing legislative tickets two of its
as some OF whom predicted in advance, by its re-
mote consequences effected calamitous revolution
in two adjoining wing counties. 1t Is the triumph
OF locoocoism.
The Democrats have majority of fourteen on
joint ballot of the two branches OF the State Lee
gislature, SO far as heard from. Last year the
Wings had majority in beth Houses The follow
ing table, though still imperfect, will show where
the changes have been Effected
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-13

The DEC TRADE.-rhe Rev. David Hale, after
a crusade of some years against the apple women in
Wall street, finally trumphed gloriousy in the wreck
OF pea Auts and the crush OF cake. The elderly
women and decrepid men who gained an honest
living by supplying the little wants of the frequent
ers OF the Post office and Exchange, were put to
route. Those in the habit of eating candy and
cracking nuts during business hours, must now take
glass of brandy and water instead We congratu-
late David on his triumph, and with deep feelings of
respect for his proves, would call his attention to
fair held every day before the Exchange building,
for the sale of dogs. 1t will make his mouth water
to behold the collection OF animals there displayed
The object of the fair we have not ascertained, nor
why there should suddenly spring up such demand
for dogs Ii has long been known that commercial
disaster overstocked this devoted city on the dsap-
pearance of Bob White from the steps OF the Man
haitian Bank. Not few of the brokers, dwelling
upon the events of past years, shake the head saga
ciously, and say the temperance of the dogs is
good omen for Wall street. David's prognostica.
tons of "and no % never turned out successfully
until the dogs appeared, and his mysterious silence
on the subject now, induces the beleftha the dog
STAR is IN the ascendant.