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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15
Late from the sIormons.

The very singular termination of the arrest OF
Sharp and Williams, under the direction of Gov.
Ford, is thus detailed in the ST. Louis Republican:
On BOARD STEAMER GALENA,}
September seth. 1874.
Gentlemen The war Is ended and the are route
for home This day the Governor held treaty with the Ld
vu.s against whom wits had been Issued Tor beng cnghged
in killing the SMITHS. and anr considerable negutn
ton the matter finally settled. the satisfaction OF NIL
concerned. Col. WILLIAMS md THOMAS T. SHARPR. E.q
agreed surrender n they could be nken 10 Quincy Tor their
examination Tins agreed to the part OF the Govern
or Further they have escort To protect them
while custody Of the officer. II sufficient evidence
the Judge commit Tor tnal The PRISON.
moderate bail for their appearances ut court
If IN indictment then found they to have continuance
and change Of venue This oil might been accomplish
ed hou calling out twenty five hundred militia, II the Co
vernon had taken the right steps IN the FIST instance
look upon the whole matter as most ridiculous humbug.
The cost 10 the State will be els co., and this small mat
present circumstances The citizens OF Han
cock and indeed they would not resist the officers
and men the discharge Of their duty but il the Governor
will place himself Mt the head OF the Nanyoo Legion he will
find different result The prisoners will have their eIamina
ton before Judge IuoNAs to- morrow or next day will
send you the result Known Day after the exam
milton over send you of the terms OF clpltuatlon
signed by his excellency the Governor
ReSDectful'v f.
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observation-disclosures. tayette, Highland, S-Allen,
Hardin, Lucas, sc. /.
u There is another Member somewhere, bat
VIC have lost him among the fiouters allotted
this year to one County or District, mex, year is
another. We believe Tuscarawas elects one by
herself this ycar-of course Wing, and not d
Loco by tie pieponderance of Holmes, as last
year. We think at least two Wings are chosen
from Adams, Fayette and Highland, which last
year elected together Wings.
u We hear that the Liberty party has polsd
neatly 10000 votes in Ohio this yeas-three-
fourths taken gu. of the Wing ranks. Weknow
that the Abolition candidate for President has
expressed hope that the State will vote for
Polk-we know how he expects to compass that
end Bat he viii not succeed.
Or FRANCIS BARRETTO of Westches-
ter is the Wing candidate for Congress in the
With District, comprising Rockland and West
chester Counties. The District is hard one,
bu, Mr.. Bas.etto was once elected to the Legis.
la!u,e from Westchester when nobody expected
it, and we hope to see him in Congress under
Mr.. Clay's Administration.
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RHxUMArlsM. Contracted CORDS. SPRAIss. &c &c
The ceebrated Nerve md Bone nnent and ndnn
are warranted TO cue any of Rheumatism We have
lnrge number otestimonn!s from first citizens hose M
tices reduced price from dollar to ~ CENTS
sr bottle They can now be obtained ONLY at 81 Jnnn II
They are sold genuine any other place IN New York.
' J. A. MOSELEY.
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Total, 80 far 49, 33 l6,9S4.... 1854 l9UUg
Barley ahead % l9; Shannon's maj. 34o5
r. In the Counties heard from Shannon's ma
jori,y in 1912 was 284O, showing Wing gain so far
Of 1857. The eleven small Counties to come in
gave Shannon sos majority.
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C1RcuIr CoURT.-Nos. 90, %, 80, IOU, IU', TO-
20 Sr ~, CouRr-Nos SO, 81. s5 s8, So SO, g.
q3< o8 90. SO, 10, $50, SO, 49, g, 8, So.
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list PUBLISHED.
JUSl TCDLiSiiD'
RECORDS OF A GOOD MANS LIFE,

RECORDS OF A GOOD MANS LIFE.
gv the Rev. James B. Ta5Ier. NJ. A. 2mo &e pp-DHess
aso new edition OF Thorn,ons Fanaly Prayen and
prsGs,s on the Ten Commandments. &c. &c TO which
did Family Comm snary upon the Sermon on the Mount.
nv The late Henry Thornton. EG NJ P edited By the a Rs
N,n,on Ea.hurn D. Bishop OF Massachusetts, Emo I'D
nnoric. rs cents STANFORD & SWORDS.
o,Sa. lao Broadway.
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neu W h'' eh''ieH'' '"' ' Respectfully, &c.

FROM BERMuDA.-We have the Hamilton Gazette
Of September II and "a. The latter mentions the
arrival Of the Royal Mail Steamer Hermes, from
Jamaica, bringing information that the despute be-
tween Great Britain and Central America, on what
is called the Nicaragua question, has been amicably
adjusted, and the blockade OF Nicaragua raised.
The advices from Jamaica were that the House Of
Assembly had been dissolved and new election
was in progress. The three members from Kingston
had been elected
There was trouble between the agricultural Ia
borers in Trinidad, and their employers, in conse-
quence of an attempt by the latter 10 reduce wages
The British brig Capricorn arrived at Hamilton
on the 18th Of September, being in want Of water and
seamen the male had died OF yellow fever and -four
of the hands were laboring under the same disease
The brig was putinro rigid quarantine. She had on
board passengers -four refug gees from St. Domingo
one of Them General Romano, who had made his
escape while under sentence Of death.
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No place like the American Museum ioL men n0rs
Fgures Co,mOrama, Wax Figures. Models OF nsenhGsy
and Deot anS 2 2ui and the
Westerns. Tins bill should be improved.
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The GKSrrNx CHiSYsE HAIR ERADIcAToR.- This ceebrc
ted article. that warranted to remove supe uous mar w
only al e2 John street Of the mnny frauds oi
those who have formerly sold They have been IN the nb
of sen, another does t virtues hence
the many failures. We will before the sceptcil al the
store D-5- Remember the number-92 John street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

70 OLD MAIDS BACHELORS AND OTuERs..-D0 you want
head Of har inr three sh,ngsl lfso get the
Ihing bos OF Jones Cora Hair Eet0rn,ye IL WI make
your hn soft dark silky and beautiful md keep son long
ne force ito stop us falling out, cear Il "i u. ser
gle 81 Chatham 1913 Broadway or l3' Fulton Brooklyn
oil nj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

MORE GoLD.-It is said that new and very rich
Gold Mine has been discovered on the lands in the
upper par, Of Moore county, n. c. The ore is said
10 be worth from $40 TO $40 bushel. so far as II
has been examined. 1t is imbedded in blue flint
stone. One of the veins is twelve feet wide; but
the richest vein is from eight twelve inches wide
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

IT. The performances, tn night a, the New OK aassun
The Southern 81 Waaw Perform fess
H., oprno,t incredlbIe Miss Adair sns' 'esssyiine
$500 . a. hinc Gas Gc-all for one shilling.
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n5r DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR S.Lvz for
insanity curing Burns Scalds Piles Blind or Bleedns ana
all niammaOY complaints at 81 Walker street EI't s.oIe
the cover o! every box AVOID 1t Us poison OIL oieod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

e The RocKLAsp County Mass Meeting takes
place at Spring Valley tomorrow. The Erie Rail-
road will take passengers there and back for 81 /
cents. If the day is fair, we believe many Wings
OF our city will be tempted TO make the excursion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

CLAY BREAsr-PIys.-W. L. Omsby, ZIG Full
ton-street, has got up cheap Breast-Pin embel-
ished with ttoo youthfull likeness Of Dir. Clay
Price l23 cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

IMPORTANT DEcIsIoS-DIscHAgGE OF SLAVE.
The Boston Post of yesterday contains report
OF Slave Case decided in that city by Chief JUS
tce Shaw, of the Supreme Court on Friday last,
which is of more than ordinary importance.
1t seems that Robert L. Lucas, slave Of Ed
ward Fitzgerald, purser on board the L. S. frgate
U. States was 10 lS4l, by written consent of Mr..
gpshur, Secretary OF the Navy, received and en-
tered as landsman on board said frigate, at Nor
folk, Va The frig ate sailed on cruise the Pa
cine and was thence ordered the port OF Boston,
where she arrived on the Sd inst. writ Of habeaS
corpus for the delivery Of the slave served on
the master without the knowledge or authority OF
the former.
Two points were presented for discussion, viz -
First, as TO the claim of the Commander OF the
Frga,e TO the service OF the slave; and secondly
whether his having been brought Involuntary
within the limits of Massachusetts, without the
consent of his master, who was about to return &c
Virginia, the Court could interfere to set him free.
Judge SHAY decided that although Lucas was
lawfully entered and employed as landsman or
board The frgate the right Of the commander 10 hi:
services as slave could not extend beyond the Ter
roral limits of Slavery, and were CT an end when
ever the service TO be performed took him out o
these limits.
In relation to the second point, the Judge helt
that the master having voluntarily placed his slave
in situation in which he would be liable 10 b;
taken within the limits OF free State, he could no
compel him 10 return again TO slave State withou
his consent. Lucas was accordingly discharged
from custody, and being of full age, was left TO re
turn to Virginia remain, as he might elect This
decision greatly enlarges oil the previous decisions
in similar cases, and may be regarded as limiting
the claim OF the master strictly TO the case of flu
piiiYe.
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CITY INTEL L 6 E n c L =.
Court Of Oyer and TeYminer.
;,r. ,rds. Kxxr and AID ScHxFTELIx and HAsBRouoX.

Srx1,,cE OF QuIs-William Quin, The young
,Ad In t week on charge Of Murder. for having caused
the death Of Harriet Fletcher IN Cross street. bot ouna gay
nj VI the fourth degrees. was brought 10 of "
uc We said his opinon was that t- pnb
rneu should imprisonment m the State Prison. o1 ne han
hasn oyrrsd by ufthe Court who cons defe thar
The punishment eneni not benz certain hit her
death caused By the HIS sentence would be one
I.s,s imprsonment IN tie Peniienisry The We,
:. han atnAnteu,
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We are desired to publish. and that from reliable
soufesS. wi the Alstama River. from Mont
acc ~ Mobile il 10 fine boating condition for Light draugh,
Hahi.. AAN -1N OILS lawtw+
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NJ LADIES AND FEMALES beware OF common prepared
col,e-but The s.:ine called the spanh LILY Waite svss
the skin Ivin. snowy ci-Hr anddoeS not Inufe 500,
prce q cents box 3 Btoaiway and 81 Chatham street
OF 9 Fuoa ST. poohya sSe care oi base counterfeit
oil cul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

r,...-,;s,en, satuary "THz TRIAL OF CHRIST. "
By s Ere s 2, eas w n eo o
night and day and spoken o. IL l'' 'a oIe ixu;,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15
y.4TrRLoO DECEIT OF. TIE LGN01R.4NT
.3N'D VUIGHR FIpE POINTS COW
TERFELTER OF GouR-iUDS

Our glero< triumphant defeat of the coun'e esrs OF
COI'RAID'S ITALIAN SOAP for the cure and erhdica-
ton Of pimples freckes tan anwne.s onghnts' chap
and all skin bemshe DIVES them into the u'iennee OF
Five roints where they vend the poisonous imitation oil
RAUD'S EXTRAORDINARY MEDlCAiEl soat ",
downfall. The virtues of GOURAUDS SoAP are known
he thnu,ond in he non has received the spontaneous ap
nynyn nj m who use il and elected their certificates which
snr readers will remember published We e1pend over
SIOO weekly for advertising the city papers alone ont
hun d, of dollar in other cities. pomulgu'e rs sonhns
curva properties all cuaneous diseases Nnh such IRE
fro gable testimonies progress OF an nes'lInaoe nuoh
To the Pnarmac Opea be retarded injured nv ser OF cu
summarize contemplate counerfete The tded IS rrspos-
rous Reader You wish be imposed upon bY pol
s0n0us imitation OF GourdudS SKIN Puryviry soap nuY
in this city only at the Doctors Office. 81 Walker 81
FROM Broadway, 80 cents II cake. oio -eou
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Superior Court.
Before Judge OAKLEY

BeiOTc re .
Rufrs S;orvvs. Waiter Sutherland Rep!evin =
Edward Be.h grocer Stanton teet corner NoTts sou 70
Mai TN his stock of goods The 3th May last eAt uay
Confessed judgment 10 Nj Sutherland. who issued
nd portion goods were levied upon o. M u'.
nrnu,y sheriff and Mr. Story repleyIge. Motion nfouE-
~ r.t he question Verdict to Plaintiff veiun2 the soods
Il s2lO. -. NJ NJ
John A. Moore vs.. Phelps, Dodge " Co.-Nir. NJ;
agreed with p ID CO. purchase OF them several hen>anG
lSsrs worth of Banca TO- arrive but they afterwards SOFA
II 10 other parties Action boughtto recover about 'oVO
sni 10 have accrued i. csntendsd that Nh Moore
himself gave up the The cause VIII be continued
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o. We would ask especial attention to the
Lister of James G. Birney, with comments; >
also that Of a friend of Gov. Bouck; and the ex,
traordinary Plan Of Organization proposed by
the Polk and Dallas Central Committee at Wash
ington-all on our First Page.
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9To THE LApIEs.IMT y a. nv ~

yELoP.MENT and PER ESQ !: ,, SE ~ *
LIZ OCR.7 UD'S POUDRE SUBTITLE.
The sculptor whose study To INITIATE me enau.i,e woh
broad and Elevated forehead This deveopmentS NOT only
consonan WITH but sometimes TO the possession o.
high order OF mental faculty II fine forehead marx o
in elect less essential element OF personal beauty
and of impor those. and there nre many SUCH pos
of this prominent feature though obcured ny tns en-
coachmens OF uxuant growth OF hair To remove That
portion of an which tends N Their case ony To
10 deorm This can done safely speedily eiectunly. and
used in accordance with directions, without the least nG9n
yepence by DR. Felr GOuraud's Pandre Subtitle. he
nrze of the In when annoying the short hair The back
Of Indy neck. when apparen-;he ha OF mole or ths
beard when nigh up0n cheek all be removed ana
eventually The roots destroyed by the al this pepaTaon
To be had only 81 Watersheds l,t store FkON Broad
way Beware of couneeis and b. sure and buy Only US
above where The este'
have the nudaciy promise this but OF coue nereT do IT.
III 2eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

Dr. ALIENS BALsAM or HoARHoUsD. Liverwot and
Pcurlsy RoOtTbi, we'll known medicine Tor Con'unpton
Liver Complaints. Asthma. Coughs Colds and All affections
has been reduced IN prco from TWO
to ONE DOLLAR per bottle We have alage number OF esil
monin which for the OF the afflicted.
is sold now genuine ONLY at 80 John street.
j. H. MOSELEY, General Agent.
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Thing. in Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
pft.DvFptfI. Oct 7.

Correspondence OF i he Tribune
PAiLApELPHIA, Oct. 4-P. VI.
Tue f, rrrroy-The noliiical excitement is now
an nsaos once n,rs turning their attention
hrnes ,bs cornes eyreut Elk tnewl Jefferson and
onnes AZ .ne eGir H., CIV SANK majority viii not
:"cLehl' w, ~ ~ sann.vveni1 and am
M les man tSV ioI,y does not eIcaed hat OF
Skunk hs contest November val be animated I'd while
the Fe,n gnua bs Mai this afternoon
WIN intense interest i'e ~ e''e' ~
nos,ns dsc,'ye ax,rsr,oy-Nothingo OF an import
,,,s u,or,ine The whole time
ant .oA H ni The Rev Dr. HAWKES. affair,
consumed IN me nhcusS W - ,,non thIs evening"
which vii probably De a, an6n are ali GsTous to return
home lnn fe'nOe'' VI NC ''-
ne Js Community in consequence
the shameful teuion of Alilerism me .heim ~ ~ the
to clear one OF their meet ns a, ,vos dsney thronsed
young man. an apprentice 20 M mi h. now said 10 be
such state 81 mental oysn tailor now IN the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

OF The DAILY TRIBUNE served at early hour IN any
part OF this City or Brooklyn at MINK week pas
bic Garner by those vino prefer it. atte same rate
for months year payable at the Office IN advance
Persons wishing be served will please send in then names
through the Post Office or otherwise.
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sAxbs's sARsArARLLA-i perpetual process Of dsoos',
and ab.orp;ion going on IN the human syen. pipn
the structures "i he BODY
a. as the WON msteril taken BY the aofoeo
discharged through the various channels from NE ".S
Stances formed IRON cannot be healthy ana. tnsfs,oe
long the blood impure. every organ hDre sni u -
the hyman body will be- 1EEatdfa SAFE ne coIS'
OF the system m.y be yarou'y Gsvelope 'oneInes o
wardIy IN .crouIa and othe' ucsor and e'us I'VE T.
,xairr ~ decay Of the bor-s II Is Gear mat oe
which will remove the cGmmoq etu ~ - ,n's Ts; r,siy
.eoed in s. sGrslpa'a which acting directly npoa
state n ccna itoa for ihr purposes Of hsatltu h;"
For further particulars and conen's. e,rene" 9,
or value aud efficacy, pamphe; winch may Do o''
Of ths PROPRIETOR, ana ths,f ssen's g,t, II l. N
Prepared and sold whoere ana F, fe,s ,,,ee New ySt
SoiS ato n, rs nori~Ss Z Fast Broadway aad by Drug
generally ;o.:ehGu, ne f f,e q saie'
rvv,vo,., ry.r pRy rus nr WyArHAR The inest
hing for Sespi1E fee, dIy ne 81 ,sbt 10
WI S the .n and plabe. aud double, ;he 70;
harness and carriage FPS nothing can eoua ~ ~ - %
at atoms cens;ock'. q Courtlana,. 4; -
ALprs.L orrrs nosx SrTfxkiSo y ROY, ASTHA
vii cnrs nny Of the following complaints or he pce VIII 1e
rs.ennsd R yn Osncons Th. medicine MD IN II,
operation and operates directly upon ne ee'ens oni a2,ci
tie bowels and well removing ne morbid fuid' Gnd spge
torn. tone and vi-or al the Het0as of he Tsc T
ibs .,rnrrih of which hsrh manly demonstrating e-'dl
ate. very ICED, Of de1.s lrss the blood, Hereby
,,io, IN il moe nut > character strengthen, The
and tone 10 he bowels: ard ea'e' me pafo "a
hi. wontad healh-Sonrd and we'll Inns remedy SOFA ohS
NJ Co.rs,ocks. u Couf:lsrdt 4
4 BLESSING To FAMILIES. AND NoSx SHOULD Bx WITH;
OFT Coanels Magical Pam Extractor 'ekno rieiset
nv Mi who have used be the wonderful article ever
known II rcrels all rGTes by re extracts all pam ana
prevent, modification every /, val cure any OF the
following complaints. all cay is refused fn' It, VIZ
Rurns cd Sores, EyNpelas,
$40. Rrusss t'hal>.
s.t Sisu,r Scroflla WounL.,
EruptloIs. sore Eyes. trirs, -,
ChIiblans, Cod IN w ouilns. ru'e ". ~
Remember genuine Only at Comstock Il Courtandt't st.
TAKE Nor,cs-1he attacks Of the Piles may be CURED
in short time By the use OF Hays Linnen, and LIN ee
a Rain of China These remedies have been 10 use n NJ
teen wears and hundreds this city and ell parts OF nc unlnn
have used them, and well In cas-" they sl 70 ours
the money will be refunded Sold At 81 Couruandt't
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Central Gay Committee,

NATIONAL HAIL. 5tpt %, IcT3 ,
Rcsorsd. That the Clay Club. aud other Democratic Gay
Associations Of the City OF New York be earnestly requested
to devote them patient and perevene industry to
the important duty of thorough primary organization oil heir
respective Wards in progress. !,
Resolved That accordance with very general wish 81
Wing friends TINS Committee will take measures ioI h@G
ing during month Of October NJ sss MeeHog 10 TINS Iy
In Clay Clubs CLAY ASSOCIATIONS and TRENDS OF Cny
generally. OF all occupations Will be requested 70
By devotine one day Us last mighty movement before the
Election. Il,
Council Of Presidents with power ndd to their number and
be published J. N hEfNOl-DS, PRESIDENT
j 4 PP SRsos }secret"lo'.
NJ b. At meeting of the Council Of Presidents, Welnes-
day. 9th Oct waS fixed upon. % u
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G- Democratic Wing General Commit
tes.-A Special Meeting this Committee will be held on
Tuesday evening Oct Is al the Wing Head Quarters at
clock n. BOWDlTCH BLUNT. Chairman
j. H. HOBART HAws. Secretaries OILS 2tc
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The Prospect In Pennsylvania.

1kRnASTOWS, fal Ocl IL. lc4i
To the Editor Of The Tribune
You correctly say in the Tribune, that the sue
cess Of Skunk, in this State, by the paltry ma
ority of three or four thousand votes, is no cri-
terion by which to Judge of the result of the Pre-
sidcntial election. Ny calculation is, and have
seldom failed in similar calculations, that Penn
sylvana would be safe for Clay, should Skunk
carry i, by 10000; and now, since his majority
is not over half that number, deem the State as
sure for Clay as If the Election had already been
held, and his success declared. The Skunk men
fully calculated upon 5000 majority, two weeks
ago; and had the election been deferred two
weeks longer, Markle would have undoubtedly
been elected. You may set down Pennsylvania
certain for Mr.. Clay and the Tariff by at least
5000 majority Very truly, yours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

e The Foot Race this day will take place at
o'clock, unless the storm continues. Should the
weather be doubtful at 10 o'clock it will be decided
il the race is farther postponed.
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Members of Congress- elected.

I.tHamll,on.l ...... James j Faran, Loco.
H. .tButsr. &c f 4 CunninS ham. Loco.
Iu..(Watren &c.l....R L. ScHxkCK, Wing, reelected.
lV.lChik. sci -: JOSEPH VAscE, Wing. reelected
V..lMercer. Lucas. etcl !tRttam Sdnyer; i-oco prob
yll..!Clerm"nt. &c ;.J'segh J. Nc oleA. Loco.
TX, (FamieI Hug uStus PevriH Loco-gd,n.
N.lFIankln. sc. !. .CotuhBrs DkLASo. Whig-gd,n.
Xl.(Richlund. &C. IL Brink,rhof Loco. reelected.
Nil. tScieo. &c SAML. FVlsToS. Whig reelected
KILL Morgan. &c, H.. Isaac Parrish Loco-Cain;
Xiv. thluskingum. ALEX. HARrsR, Wing, Ieeeci cd
Ky. Monroe &c Joseph Norris. Loco, reelected
XVI. Holmes &c lanes -Hathsrs. Loco reelected
XVII! STARK; Wayne r. a S4 4 I'll Loco ID
XX iAshtabula &c j. X. GIDDlNGs. Wing. reelected
Nj. Huron. &c Joseph VI. RoOr. Whg-gGin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

II DEaPsTER's last Concert, at the Society
Library tonight, will be splendid affair. Don't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

r. The 'LlBgRrY PARTY so called, held
meeting at Croton Hall last evening. About one
hundred and fifty persons were present. including
few ladies' The meeting was ably addressed by
JAMES c. JACKSON, Editor OF the Albany Patriot
and WILLIAM L. CHAPLIN OF Utica. MIR. LEWIS
TAprA. read with flourish Of triumph, The letter
of Mr. Birney which will be found in our paper this
morning. expressing the hope that it would edify the
readers of The Tribune. Mr. Tappan may rest as
sured that neither he nor his friend Birney can be
better pleased with the publication Of this letter than
we and all good Wings will be; for we regard II as
little else than virtual confession Of Judgment on
svery essential point in the issue between DIR. Is.
and The Tribune. No sophistry can avail TO wink
out of eight the significant fact that Mr. Bney has
received beyond all doubt, with his own consent
and comm, ance) nomination from the Loco'Focos
as candidate for the Legislature Of Michigan; and
no man in his senses can believe for moment that
he would have been thus nominated il it had not
been we'll understood that he is essentially Loco
Foco, and rendering important aid 10 that party in
their ef1rt TO defeat Mr. Clay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

THE FAIR.-The second week OF this interesting
exhibition commenced yesterday, and notBithstand.
ing the storm large number were in attendance
during the day. Forproceedings to-day, see adver-
tssment in another column.