New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-20
Fcr the Tribune.
The New-Jersey Monopoly.


| Since the nomination OF OF the family as
the Loco Foco candidate for Governor we perceive
lhat the game of brag has begun TO swell 10 cons-
derabe size in our sister Safe and some fears
entertained by few of our friends who are not in
the secret that this monopoly, having the control Of
the Camden and Amboy, New. Brunswick, Borden.
town and Bristol Railroads land Delaware and Rar-
ian Canal will, by their wealth and influence thrown
into the scale have evil eiec; the State cleo
ton.
We are aware that great efforts are making TO
carry this State by our Loco-Foco friends it being
the birthplace of THEODORE FRELINoAuYsEN, and
the oserweeninS ranity of this silk stocking iam-
ly' has been tickled by the nomination OF of the
clique for Governor. We too well acquainted
with the hard-hsted farmers of New-Jersey 10 have
any thing to fear for the result their fathers during
the Revolution fought for principle and througho
the contest prided themselves on their consistency,
and is il TO b. believed that their are made Of
sach stuff as TO be carried away with admiration fer
men who were for Harrison in $780, T, Ter in 1913,
and Polk in 1874! No! MONMOUTH.
HoyEsrY-A rather remarkable case Of honesty
and promptness came 10 our notice yesterday, which
We think worth mentioning. A gentleman who was
on his way to Wali-street with 500 bill and a
check on the Seventh Ward Bank, for the purpose
OF taking up note, when at the corner Of Maiden
Lane and Williamstreet discovered that he had lost
them. He Immediately returned TO the store whence
he procured the check TO give notice that it was
lost and then haslened TO the Bank 10 stop its pay
ment His note, however, must be paid or protest.
ed-and it was already hall past two o'clock. The
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purpose OF borrowing The money; and while there
his lost bill and check laid on the counter be-
fore him by gentleman, who declined TO receive
any reward. All this occurred in just - minutes
from the time the money and check were first missed
The name of the gentleman who found and restored
Them is W. S. Doty, OF the firm of Doty & Jones,
Engrayers, So John-st street.
DR.. UspERH1LL's GRArEs.-!The City of New
York is deeply indebted TO this gentleman for the
abundant supply which they now have of this deli
cious and healthful fruit. The Isabellas from mis-
Vineyard at Crcton Poin, are larger and we think
of finer favor than Usual. They are sold in conve-
nienr sized baskets al his sgency No. Barcley-st.
r. The curious may be gratifed by going TO
No. 60 Henry.sr. where they may see horse-ches-
nut tee in full blossom, with foliage OF the tender
ness and freshness Of May.
| The WAsENsroS MosuNEsT.-We underrtard
thai on Wednesday next, day and evening, perform
ances in aid OF the Washington Monument Fund
will be given at Castle Garden. Mr. Edge has made
magnificent SET OF Pyro,echnics for display on the
occasion. The sws, Bell Ringers appear ard Hen
Cline. with Others eminent. have volunteered her services
Evsy for capita. entertainment "a. made
and anticipate th.on.s patfioc citizens Garden
We Told By OF the officers of the Associston that
intended if.enuous e1ertinss rcndet practicable. pu,
down he OF the Monument and the
erection. the I'd of next FEsRrARY No time
PIRATE We learn furthermore, that the Watchmen, Lamp
lighters and Others in Ike capacities have generously
aided the Fund and doing al they can TO swell to the de-
rsd proportions spin, abroad that Will give this
much needed ard ornament ere very long period
eses- If not. there nationality eItsnt. and renowned
ssrvices are forgotten.
STEAMBOAT sunk AND Loss OF LIFE.-The
| steamer Guinare, bound from New-Or!eans for 81.
LOUIS, with a valuable caro-, was run into BY the
Westwuod, on Sunday, about twenty miles above