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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-10
steamboat Explosion-rhree Lives Lost
Counterfeiters Arrested ard IL Mint Dis
Correspondence Of The New-York Tribune.

Correspondence oil ne New ok l rIbupe
fIITssCRG, Oct b, l745
serious disaster occurred to the steamer MusaIngnm
Valley about miles below tins civ near Liverpool,
Ohio. The boat stopped TO take Tat tow, aud while
the hands employed IN endeevornc make fast,
us of the staboard boiler collapsed scaldnc three
Two of them Jumped were blown overheard, and were
drowned the other expired the afternoon suffering
agony The names of the injured individuals were William
Butler of New York, Daniel Coffin and q. Frazier, OF
GAINESVILLE Neither boat cargo we're much injured
Somebody blame; but nobody, usual Is willing TO
have it laid on their shoulders
The steamboat Vrsilant akewlse met with accident
causing the total loss Of boat and cargo. The Lousrll,
Journal says that she the snag which sun the
Arcade some time ago The Lucy Walker shipped large
lot of freight on her for Cinclnnat did the Belle Of AZ
takapa lot of cotton winch she had privilege of resP
ping, and accordingly pay the loss There is feet
and inches the channel and business ,oe'ably
brisk at the river. Considerable quantities of mnuuc
lures being shipped for the West and Southwest.
GANG OF CouSTERFE1rERs ARREsrED,-For some time
past counterfeit coin has been increasing quantity thus
city, particularly dimes Information having been given
the Mayors Office OF suspected house. warrants were got
out and the Police succeeded capturing OF the per
and about the premises and accompce another
part Of the city In the house found dies aud moul
for Mexican dollars American hafdolla dimes ard hall
dimes, Spanish eevenpenny bits and fps bits aud plea
yunes, they frequently termed Coin finished and un
finished Of all these denominations found, and lot of
finished These of course grabbed by the officers
Various instruments and acids found-in fact, every
thing necessary regular Branch Mint.
The individuals arrested gave their names as Maion B.
White James Todd and Mrs Henderson and three children
Mr. Henderson made his escape-he occupied The house
Mrs H. and children allowed to return 10 their nome
This timely discovery fortunate for the pockets and com
fort of the community Disagreeabe things tanre occa
sionay from giving and receiving bad com in business
transactions White had considerable lot of counterfeit
paper his person when aestedone s. the State Bank
of Indiana; one $50 the Farmers and Mechanics Ban Of
Philadelphia; one 50 on the Bank of Auburn, n. y
SO Exchange Bank, Philadelphia, SC. &c
FIRE destroyed two frame houses in Allegheny city
yesterday belonging to Mn Fairman cabinet maker, loss
estimated at $1,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-10
Fnday, Oct. 9, 1913.

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL EsrArE.-We call the at,
OF cur readers the sale THIS Day l. O'clock
OF three modern theetoy dwelling houses, with The lots
fee Ninh-st the Fifth and Sixth Avenues;
and OF store and 10, Sixth Avenue opposite the JeeI-
Market The sale made by order Of the Court Of
Chancerya, the Merchants Exchange by a. Blocker
&C.; and large portion of the purchase money may
main mortgage 10 the NewYork Insurance Company.
&c The steamer New Champion win lake the place of
the steamer Worcester in the Boston Line via Norwich
and WoeesteI learning this afternoon o'clock from pier
No. Il. River.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-10
-we received Yesterday morning the letter OF our B

more correspondent which should have reached Us ai
LIS news is of course anticipated but tn following para
graphis Of interest:
Correspondence of The Tribune.
BALTIMORE, Oct~7, 1876 o'clock + IL
The WIG TRIUMPH IN MARYLASD.-lt cannon
be too well understood that this battle IN Mary
land was fought for Henry Clay, and Won ioI
Henry Clay-that every Wing Delegate an'
every Wing Senator IN the Legislature IS lol
Henry Clay as their first choice, their second
choice. and their third choice-that they ook 10
no other man, and if they live viii vote for Nc
other man.
We are somewhat surprised at the extent OF
our victory, and at the enthusiasm evnced III
MANY of the counties We learn, as the result o.
this election, that the Wing party is as lnvinci7'
now as in 1910, and that nothing Is wanting 10
prove it but holly contestedelection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-10

.NE"-ioRK, October !, 1913.
q To the Pubiic.-Tne undersigned, at the earn.
est solicitation ri portion Of their filo.ci1ens ar.
in consented to De elected Directors Of the NEWYORK
AND ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY, feelit 10 b. ,bei,
duty 70 state the public distinctly the coalition,
which they have undertaken this trust,
They have been informed that the affairs of the Comr
are IN An embarrassed and unless very gres,
takes place III existence will in all probability nh
the present year.
The new Board Of Directors intend Immediately 10
INFO rs condition and repor, to the pubic the ~ 81. ,s
soo shsnd they ind 1t impracticable TO continue the
ok lhey VIII make known their and retire from The
Direction On the other hand should they find m enkarr..
ehs not 50 formidable but thai with proper assistance ,hry
can D. snrnonnted they will call upon the public to aid them
IN Us Ii this call responded TO- the undersigned
vi" continue their connection with the Company not
responsibility Of failure must rot rest with Them
DAVID AUSTEN ANsON q phelps
JAMES BROWN E0R aTfG iii
D. A CUSHMAN THE0noRF DEHON
CHARLES Nj. LEUPP MATHEW MORGAN,
EhANs. w. EDMONDS, PAUL SPOFF0RD,
SILAS BROWN, WILLIAM MAXWELL,
Several other members of The Board being abseat from the
city, ,hs could be affixed to this document. olo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-10

u We are requested to state that the steam
boat Rainbow, Capt. NurrlsG, will leave the foot
of Barclay-street, north side This Morning,
October 10, at O'clock, for Albany, at the re-
duced fare OF serenty.fre cents, landing at New
burgh, Poughkcepsic, Kingston, Catskill and
Hudson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-10

u Three stage-drivers named Walter Mead,
John Gernler and John Address, have been ar
rested at Pittsburg for robbing the U. S. Mail
between that city and Economy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-10

NUMEROUS AFFRAY-An ARRAY occurred at
Marshall, Calhoun Co. Michigan, on the night OF
the 9th OF September, which resulted In the death
of Robern Broad. 1t appears that Robern Broad
and Edward Bostock with their mstresses were IN meat
market and all intoxicated when Broad wished TO send for
more liquor but the mistress Of Bosock said that
should be- drank that nghan alteration eusu-d during
which Broad called the alluded 10, old iool"-
she took pair of tongs standing by and struck Broad
raj blows upon the head he defended himself as well as ne
Broad being the strongest overpowoed the other Bostocs
released procured from adjoining room sharp
pointed knife, with which he struck Broad blow In the
breast The wounded rseled. and sunk into chair
and survived but lewmoments. The murderer mms-
diately arrested, aud is in custody.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-10
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Georgia..

We received by this mornings Mail the follow
ing returns in addition to those published IN an
other column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-10

ma
Wb,r rain In IS Counties. !ooo
There remain 50 Counties to be heard from
These gave in lS4l, 1909 votes for the Wings
and %, $40 for the Locos-o, a Loco majority Of
SAT-.
The vote for Members of Congress is somewhat
lighter, caused, we suppose, especially with the
Wings, BY the very general belief that the Election
by General Ticket, in defiance of an express law
of Congress, would be u mere form. No Mem
bers elected in this way will be allowed to take
seats, unless the will of majority IN the House
is allowed to nullify the law. The chances are
that the Wing Ticket will be elected throughout,
The Legislature will be decidedly Wing on
Joint Ballot-though last year the Locos had d
majority of 40 Returns have not been received
sufficient TO determine the complexion of the
Senate, though the Wings have gained SIR and
lost but one two other gains are reported, but
are not certain. In the House the Wings have
gained t,oenty and lost one in Epson County
This gives net Wing gain in both Houses OF
24-making difference of As against the Loco
majority OF 40.
Is At the Races on the Beacon Course yester'
day, in the one mile heats under the saddle, best
in 5, the first was won by Sarah in Pm. 54s.
the second by Lady Tompkins in . So; the third
by Lady Tompkins in 2 50, and the fourth by
the same IN 49 won the purse The two mile
heat IN harness was won by Stranger who took
the purse, distancicg the other horse, in SO. In
the walking match Ellsworth won both heats IL
So and % respectively and the purse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-10

y Gca. Tom TAUMs Dr.. Valentine, o;hss 'aleassa
performers strong attractions the AmencAa Ma,
ssNm ms Merk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-10

u The tone of the Van Buren, Journals to-
ward those who prefer Mr.. Calhoun for the Pres-
dency is becoming more bitter and threatening.
The Epening Post Of yesterday warns Mr.. Cal
houn that if his friends arc much longer allowed
to urge his claims with so much violence and de
termination he will be likely to lose the hope Of
the support of the democracy OF this State at any
future PERIOD under almost any possible contin
gency.' This is an echo of the threat of the Dem
ocratic Review, that if Mr. Calhoun did not with
draw now and allow Mr.. Van Buren, to walk over
the course as his friends desire, he should NEVER
receive the support Of the Loco Focos hereafter.
This seems to be the plan now adopted, and we
shall probably soon have general declaration of
war by the Van Buren, section against Mr.. Cal
houn unless he will withdraw his name from the
list of candidates to be presented at the National
Convention We shall see what Mr.. Calhoun
friends have to saw to this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-10

u The Court for the Correction OF Errors
convened az Albany Saturday last, and adjourned until
Monday for OF quorum, the following uebsss only
being present.
Senators Bockee franklin, Lawrence, Pun.m, Scott,
SeoviI, Strong and Works.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-10

e. Coop Bl4cxrxc.-lyes Leather PfsssFvatrs OIL
Paste Backing may be obtained al 100 0F'son'siFsr'
Is 4 6.strate article.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-10

~ The Loco Focos of Queens County have
nominated Col. Samuel Yonngs for reelection to
the Assembly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-10
CITY INTELLIGENc nee.

CoUsr CALENpAR.-This Day-Circult Court.
Nos 81, o. IS, IS, Il, g. 81, So S. 90, %, 90 IL a.
70, Il, rs, So SIS, Sc. -
CoNMoS PtEAs-Nos II, Il, ia, ~ 20 9, II, So y
Is 90 lal IS IS. l27 80, 20, 8. As 81 s3, 3S A. Is
SUPERIOR CoURr-Nos. 70, IS, IL s. 81, So Sc 5S So
60 10, 5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-10
sn,crnE-This morning about 6 o,cIock

voans man named William E Williams, aged q, aaar.
OF Connecticut cut his throat At the hnickssbocket Ho.
He had haa large fortune which ne had Principally speat
dissipation and usmPnee, and was attacked a, the above
place with ieIirun trsmeas Mt u ~ aofls! "a' sleeping
with him TO take ofhH de rose at O'Clock this MON.
,nc and walked the floor leaving Mt. Mo'ley bed and
SOON after the latter hearing strange noise Of ga.
n pl 20, up and discovered the deceased had hi.
throat With pocket knife Physicians called and b,
was carried to the Hospital bu, died reaching there s
his BODY Was then coareyed to the dead houss VsEii,
suicide BY cutting ms throat with knife
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-10

~ The examination Of Roberts, Bell and Hall
at Middletown, CT on charge Of the murder Of
Mrs Bacon, resulted in their full commttal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-10

:, CARD.-ltthough | deny in It's whole length and
breadth the right Of any Press make inqusi,on
my personal affairs assault the New World newspaper
of this week of 80 peculiar character to demand
tice. In order Firstly The edition of 'Writings
publishngis issued my expense alleged
Secondy-The New World is challenged specification
of the publisher publishers whose imprint has been
poysd without his their consent Thrdly-AIr Put
mans certificate. annexed that point in fu his
house the sole agency employed by In such
Fcuhly, Filthy, SiHthly &C. ar zoo vague to be
and unworthy OF IN whatever form they NIGH
be put, have restricted myself plain and temperate
Ply Ieservag such other redress belongs such
time and occasion as may ind convenient
CORNELIUS MATHEWS.
Friday Evening, 9th Oct.ls43
have frequently taken charge of mr Mathews parcels
IN London, and instance my knowledge have they
been returned by parties they address
ed, as inIima-ed II the New World of :his week.
GEO P Putnam
Eridav Oc, Is.9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-10

Ed,I~' Hasrr, Negro Ministries, sc. are al Teale',
Museum for one shilling See bills
u The following letter published 10 show the esma-
on in which the Metallic Tablet Strop held Europe:
49, PLACE LODEos, Rue Racine q P4ri,
Carter Cutler KING 1924. and 10 the ROYAL
Navy late Inspector of Surgical instruments British
Mr. Gro SAUNDERS
Dear S-lt with much pleasure have 10 assure you Of
ny entire satisfaction OF the the Metallic
Tablet Razor sops which received SAFE consider You
nave nov brought them to the highest pitch Of perfection and
oeenden OF their nconestlbe superiority all other
Razor StroPs manufactured on the Continent know rome
II England possessing the advantages You know M
sale OF hsprce R4zors is considerable and your srop
no." The only one recommend with my Razors. continue
70 receive the atsrIng testimonials only
Tor Razos but for kinds OF Surgical Instruments
Believe me. dear sir, yours truly.
WN l.. CARTER
u The original Of the can De- seen with certificates
from Cutters in England and also from the enlen Of
this Country II the article that received first pemi.
ums year after yetr the Fairs Of the American Institute
g. SAUNDERS, Inventor and MANUFACTURER
1853 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-10
Thinssin Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. October 9th, 1913.
To.IIoRRow-All is excitement for she morrow. The
Wings we're never IN better spirits and the recent glorious
Intelligence from Maryland aud Georgia has indeed added
fresh zeal 70 the patriotic ardo Of our friends We anticipate
splendid victory
CRfcygr MATcH.-The great Cricket Match between
hz Union Club Of this city and the ST Georges Club of
New-Yo,l was to come off to-day Camden The game
was 10 be contested for by eleven members each side,
which makes il deeply interesting rs said the Union Tub
Of Philadelphia intend accept thu challenge lately gwen
by the Toronto Club, lately victorious over the 81
Georges Club.
HEALTH OF rHE CITr.-During the week ending on
Saturday there out idea;h IN the city and dlstc's
) Of which were from Group, from consumption from
dysen,-ry, and were stborn. Seven we're from Tie
Aims House and four people Of color.
S.pgUr TRuE.--In the District OF Moyamensinc where
there are over unlicensed sros.shops no
less than awnbroker shops exist licensed the
Board Of Commissioner and within the space OF two
squares from Sixth Eighth street, Shipper not less
than cenfyhre places may found where poison hour
dealt out by the penny worth hundreds OF the most alb
i.ct wreches in existence And these things fghttul
,hev are are knownto not wnked al by constahl-s and
Aldermen.
SrocK SALEs-There considerable falling off in the
amount of business at Stock Boards The sales to-day
were only to medium amount but prices continue lrIn
Elves stand Pennsyran Bank Shares
rose to no. but fell off trit.e before the Board closed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-10

- CaYer Hauser, Negro Minstrels Sc are at Peale's
Museum for one shilling See bills
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-10

ANNIVERSARY OF THE Sons OF / TEMPERANCE
This order celebrated their first anniversary yes
terday in this city by grand parade IN full
regalia and an Grafton by P II. Oakley, Esq.
at the Tabernacle, which was filled to overflow
ing After the performances as announced IN
the programme were gone through with at the
Tabernacle, a Portrait by Mr.. Beckwith OF Nh
D. H. SANDS, Worthy Grand Patriarch OF the
first Grand Division of the Sons OF Temperance
| OF the State of New-York, and founder OF the
Order, was presented to the first Grand Division.
DR.. Kirby, who presented the picture In behalf OF
the Artist, made a very appropriate address On
the occasion. Mr. Griffith, who was appointed
to receive, also made short but very pertinent
speech.
This order has randy increased since Its estab-
lishment from sixteen TO nearly three thousand
members I'll beneficiary institution founded
upon Temperance, and among rs members are
many OF our most influential citizens The par
ade OF yesterday must be OF essential service to
them as they only need to be known to have hun
dreds unite with them We noticed delegations
from many divisions from distant places, VIZ =
Washington, D. c.; Boston, Ms; Danbury, CT;
Newark, n. j. and from Poughkcepsie, Flushing
| and Brooklyn in this State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-10

TIE CnAv1s MuRDERERs.-The St. Louis Re
publican of the 29th mentions the arrival at that
CITY of the two McDanels, DIR. Preiontalne,
Mccormack, Brown, Morton and Harris. They
have been remonded for trial in April next. DR..
Prefontaine has been sentenced to pay fine OF
one thousand dollars, and to be imprisoned one
year in the County jail Of St. Louis County, that
being the extent Of punishment awarded In such
cases. The Jury in the case of Morton, McCor-
mick and Harris could not agree, and were dis
charged. They will undergo trial again at the
April term Harris and Morton have been adj
mitted to bail, and Mccormick will give bail in a
few days Thomas Towson, Mason and Berry,
the two latter used as witnesses, on the part the
Government,) were recommended to the mercy OF
the President, by the Grand Jury, in which the
Judge and the District Attorney concurred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-10

INDIAN AFFAIRs.-The St Louis Republican
contains some farther intelligence from the Dor
der tribes of Indians, especially from the Ottoes
who have recently committed several outrages
They delivered to the U, 5. Superintendent two
of the most guilty persons who were sent to Fort
L.cavenworth for confinement. About the third
day after their Imprisonment they made rush on
the sentnels One of them was shot down and
died Immediately; the other seized musket,
bounded over the hills, and was heard of no more.
| He probably reached his village in safety, where
he will most likely tell such horrible tale about
the murder of his comradc as will not fail 10 STIR
up the hot blood of his cxcltabe tribe, and drive
them on to the commission Of farther and greater
outrages. The tribes are said to be generally
quiet, and much pleased with the early payment
OF their annuitics, which enables them to COM
mencc their fall hunts without the usual delay
The Mormons it appears, have been sending mis-
sonarics among several of the tribes, but for
what purpose is not yet clearly asccrtaincd, though
measures have been taken to have them closely
watched, and promptly apprehcndcd, Unnecessary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-10

FEMALE P'cSFOcKEr.-A young Gih named Catiatine
Conlon was arrested for stealing 81 IS from the pocket
Mrs Fanny ONel OF No 63 Mot, She detected
some time picking gentenans pocket at the Anne
fican Museum, for which she slightly punished
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-10

LIFE OF HENRY CLAY, BY JUNIUs.-This is the
fourth of the Series of Tracts now In course OF
publication at this office by ''JUNUs'' author OF
the CRISIS Of the Country" IN 1910. Like all
the rest of his tracts, it is much III little In
sixteen closely printed pages is condensed every
thing Of consequence for common purposes in the
life and history Of this great statesman. All the
strong points in his character, and all the impor-
tant points in our political history IN which Mr..
CLAY has borne so conspicuous a part, are clearly
and impressively set forth. For the purpose for
which it was written, viz, popular information,
nothing could be more pertinent or more sea
sonabc.
What would earnestly urge upon the Wings
with regard to this tract, we would say OF all
the tracts of Junius let measures be Immediately
taken to put them in the hand of every voter in
the Union No more economical or more power
full agency can be employed to attain the ends we
aim at in 1874 1t should be done no,c, that in
the coming winter the people may have time to
read and reflect.
Al the tracts, 1.-The Test" 1.-The Currency,
"The Tariff and the Life Of Henry Clay
are published and sold at the Tribune Office at
So so cents per 100 copies, or 500 per 1000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-10

u fRoM FLoRIp, intelligence has been re-
ccived to the 25th uIt. ST. Augustine was very
healthy not single case of malignant disease
having occurred. Much of this is attributed to
the measures taken by Gen. Worth in filling up
the low places about the town, and in taking 9th
er precautionary measures. Everett, the mall
robber, has beentaken to the fort at st. Augustine
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-02

HAVE in Store, and am receiving. nv
spring stock OF Groceries, which I Offer for sale
"" tot cash or In prongs dealers.
lss hsis ". Orleans and Porto sugar
30 do ~ ctoiS Sugar. part strictly prime
500 bags iaguira. RIO. Java and Maniua Coffee
SO kcEs Nails and Erad-
100 botes Irnow and Sreun Candies
20 DO Huli- family SOap
90 tercc- Rice
% Kegs GunPowdef tBea;iy's and Dlpohr-l
tons Shot
80 tons Country Treiegar English and sNedes Iron
half pipes genuine 2. Brauiy
P'ps London Dock d, tyey SUPERIOR
do pure Old Holland Gin
half pipes Imitation r. Brandy
qr Casks Old Sherry Wine
iih pipes superior Whisky. livery ODD
Woolsey a wooley's loaf sugar
ftne " O. Moasses. bids Ind bbis
tou'innn Nhisksy, Do do do
Gunpowdef. Black and Tyson Tea
L. r. Madeira and 8 w. Wine pipes half pine. nj or
-
superior Old p Brandy in demijohns vintage Of sos
cotton Yarns Bed Cords Leading Line.
Pepper. Ginger Alum
Alspee, Nader Indigo. Copperas
Painted Buckets sc Ge
5000 he. Baltimore Miding Bacon
<"ooo o. hog round do.
500 sacks Liverpool Salt
Richmond. Ap 2j. "a. yu ,Nnrpsox =,
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he number OF insertions of Advertisements noted on the
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