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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12

CHILDREN CAN Battle FOR SiXPEScE.-Etgiyes
Us pleasure to INFORM parents and guardians that
the proprietor of TIE KGickerbocker Baths, lOl
Bowery, has set aside Saturday forenoon and after
nocnl for bathing Of children al the above price
As You value the health OF your children, send
them once a week TO battle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12
Lecture or = grlcul.ure.

Prof. DANIEL p. GARDNER, OF New-Io!k, deis-
cred Lecture last evening at the Repository OF the
American Institute, on the subject Of Agriculture.
Commencing with criticism OF the modes OF Farm
ing prevalent in England, and deprecating as i'll
Judged the limitations of the English ystem so popu-
lar in our Country, he proceeded TO speak OF the
Importance of applying the Exact Sciences TO every
branch of Agricultural Industry. The beneficial
effects Of such application in an economical point Of
view, as well as in other respects, were set forth in
manner which must have carried conviction TO
every mind |; is to be regretted that the Professor
could not have spoken to 4 more numerous auditory.
We are persuaded that Lectures on Agriculture
would do ynst deal of good If they could be heard
by Farmers: but is not to be expected that they
will come into the City 10 b. instructed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12
Court Of Sessions.
Before the Recorder and Aldermen JACKSON and JABsz VII
,.IAas. MATTHEW T.. PATERSON Esq. district Attorney
TRIaE OF FEARNAN AND CORNELL.


Edward Fearnan and Joseph Cornell, late Keep
srs ohc City Prison. who trial yesterday for MIS-
dsmesnc placed al the bar and Inc al pro-
ceeted. -,
Keeper at of ecape Kept the Prison that hay III
H. away Hnd gave the Keys cf the accused saw
and spoke HOppy before leaving He was III the coffcor
Ater absence O threequa'es o an hocf Gu my ie'u'o
saw Corne 10 the lower cutO went away ne accused
is there was at nome IN the afternoon lying down
when for had been the former night. he
large often lying On lie desn ud IN Us drawer Instead
Ths al; syt If G Hayes taken before Justice Taylor
was read but presented features vi ence.
T. Warner addressed The Court. stating THAI there was no
thing the evidence 10 incupue the accused-ha the IN.
dict so defective, and that cOnvIctoa under u
s"uid be unavailable the defect falkland requested
TIE Court To charge the Jury to acGui..
Tine District Attorney replied aud conterde1 tct the ot1ec
tons the indictment amounted To mo- hn--Bd that tere
circumstances detailed IN the testimony sno"n? II mot
allow the prisoner 10 escGps, ct en culabe neg
gence the part of fearnnn.
Sir Morn, rrlrnef and coGtsnde3 the Cour that
evidence u; 'sr the Suilt Of the Gccu.eG
! he Recorter charged the Jury fully mpGriaiy. and
dict Of Guilty against sea'nan end OF Not Guilty IN the case
of Cornell
SENrkNCR.-James f. Cooley was fined So for
Assault AID Battery George Glddon late Con'oi
TO Egypt. @, II
an ,ts.ry. iam Butler George Lucas and Tetsnce
Gordon Tor Grand Larceny: and Edward Hammond for lnu
rng Numtes Lottery. failing 10 appear. their recogn
zsnces forfeited.
ASSAULT ASD observation-disclosures lice was
tried f an Assault and Battery John Frost, OF 80 Roosevelt
At on The 26,h Nav la.t.The jury found him Guilty. and
ire Court fined him sle
SIZZLING Lorog WITHOUT LIcEssE.-John
brandy without license 10 tevesl persons al In
place No 8 West S. contrary nfer being notified
sot to sell. The jury found him Not Guilty.
The Court adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12
Court Calendar. This Day.

SUPERIOR CoURr-Nos.79 70, 46, 81, 60, 81 SO, SO,
81, So, 49, SO, 80.
MONDAY.
CIRCUIT CouRr.-Nos. so, 81, 3d. 90, 95, 90,
49, 100 lU2, 10, 90. 70, 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12
r,,- of,be American Institute.

Owing 10 the nclemency OF the weather yester-
dav, the number Of vs:iers At the Fair was con-
siderably diminished, bu, enough were there to sno"
the, the interest irl r the exhibition Is too strong
to be overcome by any ordinary strife OF the sie-
ments.
Wait of room has hitherto restrained US from 40
tcing particularly many articles "hich we have
found worthy G! attention, and zen now we can
only specify few Things which have attracted our
observation.
bara,s's Paten; Door liats, OF which there are
se.elal specimens, are certainty an excellent aT'i-
Gle. They IRE tnads Ct bfisties. 80 compic;!y sci
,la; they vii l5-t Tor years.
F. +. Saith, kieda:hoak has Z ccrnshrlie' "nich
appears 10 ba cf an excellent msdei
p Laoo:ieluI, Cal Broadway, case OF Boots OF
sayer.l vEriejies-workmans4ip very nne
Res and Dsiharidge. - Merchants Exchange
Portable Gri-rrs. with burr stones, for hand Or
borse poger-io be used where water power cannot
b. oh!ained. II nav be seen in operation, :,
.ts5ipglinc Machine exhibited by ; Wood, D.
CT ff-street .,.,,-.e,1
10 mention struck Us more decidedly Useful
,bsn he Patent Cfoton Filter, EXHIBITED by WIN
+. Junri.oz oi Nv Ior>. The water by very
sirD.,le arrangement, is filtered through piece Oh
FL with great ra,,diy. EcviGg witnessed i,S opeF
aror w. vel. as.on!shed tt; nc amount OF impure
Substances .ehci i; detected in o,:r unr:yalsd or9
ian water. Il is highly recommended 5y br. L9 ara
Ger, who P!onoulces II superior 10 Inc hoHuon a.
Ne also noticed :; bite Lead Mil, Mil for
Grn,Dr Artists Coors, Rice i!iil, and Gram
MA. exa5i;.d BY James BogeEdas. 40 Eidrlfge-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12

The relative value of these different cuts OF m may
stated their current value when the rnnp. ons and
fore ribs fine fetch 3d. pound. the thirk Hack hut
flank b hrket. nndI.g Of mutton piece 81 cod
and sticking md neck 3D. and the legs md shins III pound
Such the difference value Of the different cuts OF IN
Tie marke, in LONDON AS an object Of coups'sna we
shall also give figure cut III the Edinburgh method.
as in zig q and the great difference between both methods
rnev he ppnu a, a glance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12

q 60 10 tia American sir5euuI today EEeF5 body
should Tie oGeitu virws the sunmaton figures Gen:
Thumbs corI; sp Queen Vcto state robe and The Crane
performances By Western Cole and Dog the Wizard of
the North. snd Master Alfred g, and u past P ii. This
bill worth seeing: splendid Drummond Light will be
exhibited 10 the evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12
LgAsEHoLrERs.

l. E-eEy such et,:en who sal own end be hnei y &c
IN, -ujI ss'le. With The evidence OF t
e6e. r,o tnehs bntcs he shall ce to rns OF term or
,a.iy tSs than cs vear. me G'spcl raths sT Tcm
ot4e, dOlltrS shan H. eIitil 70 vote IN = cnut,y C5
town az uu;s, which he land sh=l he II the Land 'e
sevara counlie and be lsUisc": - eii'ie ,n 70 VOC "
each ;hen he hall vote Create. pan Ct the and e'
dcrsr KxETrKs uEADs FAMILIES, AID TAXPAYERS
J. Every s4eh ,i.i:ea who, o Twelve months mex. rTtced
lsr has 5eea hOuse-keepsI and Ee'G oi iiay INN ~
rcty CITY town, u borough, election d!stTct "e'c ne
rrey offer &c vule and sa ase l--n us'tsstd "' . p' Oh
TIE of The Commonwea %.hn ts teced-: veal a.
cou1.y cry town. b1fYuGh whe:cn slcG ehc
Indc! tins ea The the elections n ls3 must have
maid ,ax for the yen 49, c.hei "i following sun
or .i:cf Ilse and b;lss o,ct metallic clock; lac lax
ns be rgid vi time before ;he vote IS eveA " non mon
,yy wlriatit specifying t winch shall have been pad
.nl ne ts uu'y u the % i b: Deputy. - cTeGit 50 'nucn
~ n be necessary eaue he tafSol 10 soe. n ne ms
,,sc O hi. revenue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12
~ A RED

On the Ih inst mt the Church ofthe Ascension. j. nal
LETr EsG Providence To JAHE GRANGER. daughter VI d.
l.. taIkh otihiscty
the 10Th inst " Lillian K VAN ALES 10 ES;aA L. NAs
WICK DO n Ut this CITY.
Oatne llh inst. GEORGE ADEE 10 ELLEN Louisa HZsaY,
hnfh nf +
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12

Ga the Il,h inst MARY ELIZABETH. daughter OF aren G.
and Arm Eliza Wkey. aged year and months
Toe friends and acquaintance ." 'h- family are respectfully
invited To the una Saturday aisrnooa October
l2,h Z, o. CLOCK. from rs Spnn--st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12

l- 4 ma Entertainment at the New York Muss-
un tn, afternoon at O'Clock The Brothers of warsaw Car
ona Mnstfei Mss Adnir. Mis- Jesseyyns. the danseuse.
sc. peltor. and also the evening with laughing
~ Tha, magnificent Statua.y ''THE TRIAL CHRIST"
represented by q figures large HE, wilt remain 23
Broadway (up stasi only few days longer. IL crowded
night and day uhd tpoksn Of IN the highest terms Lei
ore 10 this city fail Of seeing Il. OLE lwis+
Ffosty weather reminds us Of Coal f1r winter use which
should be procured Of reh krG well
comfort. Every variety CT Ccg Anthracite and Btumln-
Palmer 10 Tribune Building. where Is taken to
dG5t the ads and s-es rp the reaoecve uses OF consue
important consideration much mistake in the clec
ton will be productive IF rrslt Inconvenience Those who
have ue Coal ka,w the fact be sthose who have not
vii ind Il out aer :ra. 'aoud mistake There is
in fact 10 troibe burning Coal OF the night kind
and size Tic Tsnon sign which universal atten.
on desguates the Coz! Office. in mo.t r2z,2cuous way
and worth seeing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12

These provisions ws,e Gsdd IN ISIS, BY Con-
s.itutional Convention composed OF two-thirds of
the regular Jscksomsn Democracy. By this
Constitution, ricj. ,snn may cote ten times at
one Eieet;oe in 50 many different Countless
while & pcry roor man eaaaot cote At al! Loco
Focois!n has acyer i wogd OF sympathy &c bcstow
Oh the pooc mea OF ViRCl%Is, who cannot vote,
but woaps itsef bind with compassion for the
poor men Of RHODE ISLAND who cdn and TO
vote Have you ever heard Il Polk man trouble
ainsclfa. all 4bca; tie T;5iyic:ion Of Suffrage i'll
Virginia, where thc,c IS no political capital to be
m. r. mt al ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12
westchestcr County.

NATHANIEL B. HOLMES of Green5urgh and
CHARLES Wright of Lowisboro' arc the Wing
candidates for Assembly-the same as last year.
The Wings elected bat one OF them last year
they can Tow elect both if they try-and we
knew threc.iou.ths OF them piH try. Let the
other fourth awake to their duty, and they will
win q noble victory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12
OHIO,

We received no additional Counties by the
Midngh; Mail. the Western Mail being due IN
the day time. The Counties heard from arc re-
nor;ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12
Correspondence ofthe Philndelph:. Gazette.
WAsH!ssTos. WASH .on Co Pa.

Wednesday doc :. Oct g
The Wings are defeated n.h MISC 5gl'F an average
majority Of - or so, with the e2e Of one Rep.
resen,alive The poll was ilnm'nsa- I'd the .ocos
fought desperately. This CouaiT wi be carried
for CLAW bv some 800 :otcs. OF n ou may rest
assured The Wigs arc rot disr RI, but ready
and "a ger for the field as Lu-t flesiious de-
fss,sI our oth.. Assembly man. ;. resided IN
What is known as the rev Cour'; legion, and
some 40 or 80 Wings out OF that district scratched
out his naIne.
Correspondence OF TIE New-Yofk TH5ure.
PuIL.DEtrgA. Oct. i!-5P. ",
TIE election OF Skunk is HOW conceded by all
His increased vote in several counties has surprised
MANY, while The decrease in that OF General oerkle
is still more surprising. The
and il il most astonishing 10 witness The crowd OF
people that collect at the corners, abou, the Pest
Office, newspaper Offices, and railroad tepots
,.rou shout The hole day, aud even Up midnight,
all intent upor every thing connected with the re-
sui, of The GubsEnstoria! cor-=s-. The returns. Us
published ii The several pacrs \ ;ais city, differ
materially from eacn other 80 can roi De relied
upon one moment.
IVrH CONGRESSIONAL. D!;-slcr.--ln mis- Dis
t,;ct the official vote for C-1S.ess has beer an
nouncos. By the return Judses. rom which i; ap-
pears that Charles J. lngersoF IS reelected by l75
insi5rty oyrr Shearer. The yot5 IS a. follows:
Shesse {. J. Iacassoll Loco.
Du.feE. tWhis...........,:s,
Many of the Whi,s and Natives are dissatisfied
with the result, and boldly assert that o9i play pro-
duced ii. Al Investigation IS talked o..
| Understand there has 70 return been made from
the 6;h Ward, =. L. on 4cconn; oi some dis gree
ml.t between the Wig and L5coFo eco Inspectors
as 10 the vote on the Governor. This however,
will not Affect the result announced. Its in the Bird
Cong ,essiona District, and the is pretty close.
'r1arc Is not single item CT local news stirring.
II s,ncS TIE business oaly trins extent, with prices
without nitteriai change
"A alarm Of Fare this nlornas ~4s occasioned
By the bufain. Of BAN lesr Germantown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12
r,y.-sIoy-z, on Rys.rsDEgyEY.

9 Eve aet c:s7 eiHE ated to tsyersio1 o: yee It.
cai-ie to- .yrs-H e,t-e tor NE NJ iI's W I-.u
ofc1e sse q FIR Gars and 80 asssl 10 te, II any al
,,c crrae o MN by cent dcv marriage. or IN iee
saer,rn; hayi- been entitled Tor sm iGGu.1s ma o IN
,:l.dt vote ~ he couag. city, "n or bbrouah II "cn
,rrn bid s lie. If the land lie eEesi corhs' ana ce
.n.f.t TO en.,ie him thea nc shIli Fote
10 ~ z u IL IN !sS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12
fetal. 30 far. .66, 805 6S,l40
Shnnk ahead. i, 1856.

T,JJO'
u Erie and Mercer ere the only Wing Ccun-
ties TO come in-oay 1900 majority-whllc TO-
ga, Bradford, Potter Clarion, Jefferson, Mexican,
Crawford, Venango Cleagfeld, Armstrong and
Warren will give Skunk at laas, 1000 more
likely 5000. Butler may give Markle 200, and
may not.
JAMES POLLOCK, we announce with gladness,
mas been reelected to Congress from the XlIIth
District. Our Philadelphia correspondent sends
us the following, as the full retafn by last eve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12
Qualifications Of The Voters in The Virginia STATE
ELecf,nns.
yREEuorprRs rspER Tux AyxNDED CONSTITUTION.

yEEEHoLpERs UNDER Tx AsESpED CONSTITUTION
J. Every fire. male eiti-er beng poVeSe or wncsn enan
!a ears, nj viii suerhrce pos,estd OK an eshe III
freehold IN land Of the rGiue J ;ne ~ Ere do aug 20 ~
.ess Ia TO- Huy Thereof be required ny ia
aud unsss me iie shall come 20 hi " reSee'
arrnE- OF marriage sesiemen having been so possessed o'
.x roEih hl Ne entitled 20 vote ~ IN. county, CIV
az oough whe,ea such land shall lie. Ard The and lies IN
Ssyerel c0ur,t. and te insufficient ene hun 90 vote m
each then shall where the greater part q re E6Hd
!les ,.,r-,s
rxyASTs ~ cn,tMos. JOINT TENANTS AID PARcESsss,
= every arrh bang p's.cs ed. rs tenant W
it7, mt nt pa!ca-. interest s7's C.! ;i INC
navrg m e.tars Of freehold ther>il Snch 'cs' 81 is
ing OF the odtue Of insHty fire dOns aud 20 49, ~ " =
any a,se-,nen thereof te required ~ a~ ard 'un i
,i,lc shall have ham ~ descent. cevise TiSe OF
lnsyra &c secnen, hsyng been pcssec ot SIX no s,
shall H. ea.sd The county. ETY. ic:' "I opous"
in winch such lard shall ie If the hand es ~ sevea! cuu1
te Ind be insufficient en;;' hn 70 vote 20 each ueh ne
aha vote where tfs greater yurt II iae ianc Ncs
In Ugh Of lant held BY paIccSeI'. j1ih isa-, oI
IN ccmUioa qualified rose the ght n ,uliiHse i.el
o1 Constitution Avs but vote shall BE given % III
capable of voting. who tly DO pteS-' ea
vote candidate Co-tes ufsse i'
ty or nj N css OF Dir.1n. be sufficient 10 ehle ever
hie- rsa "pc:ae;y. unes 'oUs One OF more o.
hr aolef .nay lawfully vote N Eh OF another eate ul
aiss ~ county N "hch cae ile o''eis 'e' '"e'
i ing. a. t--yI n.yf. have .utSd-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12

T. We have seen but one paper that even pre-
tended thai the private letters Of Mr. Clay to F. P.
Blair iuraslr any evidence in support ci the Bar
gain calumny. The paper erjoying this uncn-
Unable distinction is the Richmond Enquirer.
The Eveaing Post and Journal CT Commerce con-
cedc that they prove nothing against Mr. Clay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12

q Messrs. Barker & To"le, No. II Catlarine
street, viii open ihis morning very rich goods,
among which we notice iu their advertisement some
very elegan; Long and Square Cashmere Shonfs,
SilEs, De LANES, Csshmeres. D. Ecosse and
Reps. Ladies will do we'll TO call and ezaione their
splendid stock b.ioIe purchasing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12
w.Jersey Elections.

The Wing Majority or Governor at the Elcc
ton Just terminated is in round numbers 400.
The Herald, a sor, of tender On the Journal Of
Commerce, published on the Goth OF September
some tables showing the Popular Vote in the
years from 1856 TO lS42. These tables, though
no. voucbed for b. US, show the following result
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12

n- Democratic XyniS County ConFen-
t,on.-Ths Convention staHds adjourned TO meet at tne
Broadway House on oodsy Evening. l4th inst ai ococ
An sS'' '''enD'A'e . 'eq'''WM TURNER. President.
IASEsM hsnLEy. Secretaries. ols2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12

II JAMES o. LAW, Esq. has been nominated
by the Wings OF Baltimore as candidate for
Mayor Of that City. Col. JACOB 6. DAVIES is the
Loco. FUco candidate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12
Loco.Foco NoUaiuae,oas.

Westehsster and Putnam.--Fos Coagrsss,
Joseph II. Anderson. present MemteF.)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12

u The SEVENTH WAsn WuGs last evening
Illuminated theif head quarters, cornei OF East
Broadway and Market ST. in honor Of the Wing
victory in New-Jersey.
The KENTUCKY BOYS Of the Nnth Ward also
had a glorious meeting last evening, at which
Ncw.1ersey WIS fifty remembered. Ali is AMI
NATION and energy among the Wings of thi.
City. Ii we are not fonily cheated, we shall win
/. Philadelphia victory next month.
The TsSrH WARD also had grea, rnsetn, end
Jersey Illumination last evening, with able sd-
dresses, music, Sc. The brilliant victory in New
Jersey thrills ell Wing hearts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12

70 See advertisement OF the knickerbockrr Clay
Club.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12

Sept g. lat a. Ion a. exchanged .lgpa WIN n ~
Colrmbrs. Cole hence FOR Liverpool--by the SIP
Sept sth spoke whale ship Valparaiso. bound to
by the big Francis Beck.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12

-. Why is Capt. Ssocktons Gold like his Big
Gup' Because il has proved more injurious TO his
friends than his enemies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12

COCONtr'B OmCts
There was no inquest held at this Office to-day
that ho. not been previously given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12

Ic5- The Clay Tribune for the present week may
be had ut our Desk OF from the News Boys Price two cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12

This exhibit .iadHs the Wing gam OF lS4l TO
&c 1900 over lS4l-4400!! over ls42, and
6lO0!! since 1913, the Herald furnishing tho
..t:a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12

cw- The Discussion OF Yonkera will commence
at : o'clock this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12


I-IOHN NJ. HoLLEY of Lyons is the Wing
csndidato for Congress il Seneca and Wayne,
md VIC hope viii be elected. lie is orc Of the
Wings who irefk, and at once effcien. ans
popular. Wayne has rot been SO energetic
hitherto as some o,heg Counties, but re learn
,,.at she is now wskiDg up all over. If 50, we
shall have q cheering result
e. CAsslus NJ. CLAY viii speak a, North Ca.
aqqa, Li;chfeld Co. Conn (raar the Massachu-
sat, liae) on Thursday The l7!h inst. at 10 o.
cl9cS a. II.
Mr.. Cley will speak 10 this City at the Grand
R.lly of he Young Mems Henry Clsy Associe-
Ion On Tie 23d inst.
- Philadelphia papers Of Thursday morning IeIpssssd
lv this CITY, received By the ihGS Boston at
O'clock On III, evening Of their day of publication Has ihn
eve. been exceeded In our County!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12
Foreign PORT
.,setr .hin Britain

r, H.l.i-x ID n.:. s.eaiE ship Britannia ifoA D''-
Al Nassau. MP 18th u, BRIG Forest. Canoa Tor ss B
via Rum Key to load salt Sch, Jas Power heene svYuS
more, Sth 9lst ult, ,cbr Morning stsr, p!oddei ''"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12
.c-ior,tur.a Convention.

The Contention c. Fr'n.ers, u .rceasrS' ana
Fneads OF Agriculture, called b. the American "a
si;;a.e, assembled q, the Repository OF 'e institute
in the Park yesterday nior:.iag at lOs o'c.ocS.
The Convention having been called 10 order by
Judge MsIGs, Rev. R. BARBOUR ct Oxford Mass
was appointed Chairman and THEODORE DWIGHT
j.. Of New-YorS, Sscj5;ary pro TEN. i Commit
tee. consisting Of Sol Ciagr, NJ. H!, and Judge
Meigs, was appointed to nominate As' q 'csE'
which ,hey did rs roiia:s ani NJ sentfE'en namsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-12
MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NETWORK, OCTOBER II
IMMATURE ALnAsAC-THIs DAY.
Tgx Sun. TIE Noon. FrLL Sxi.