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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-18
nrhs a.us.tion ss,eled.y

Such i, the imposing title under which the
HorAing Nees announces to is astonished rea-
de,s thst James K. Polk has been virtually cho-
sen President Of .ae United States LIE. Us see
now it las bten done. Ii the people are to have
the President mado for them before they nave
aad chance to vote on the question: they "0ui'
ike a, least IN have lock at the machinery
rhe News cipaers as follows:
sta,ss sJ,oigte.s oe,sain fe- Po'k-
N.;rs g Alabama ----.----
NV fia.apshi.s siillioois- ---,---'-
~ ~ c,.rnt;ns 9iEithigCn -------.--
C:aor,;a II ARKANSAS --------.--. .
M;ssnsigpi. oiTo,al ,..--.----...--.si
Ncw We believe the Jour States We have
o,,ced in Italics Likely to give aa many
votes for Clay as for Polk, and we do not give
no ..s Others. Georgia has bat 10, instead Of
1l3 So much for the absolutely certain Polk
ststes Of the News-which DO not cast one third
o. the Electoral Votes of the Union.
Here is the News's list OF States which IT con-
side,s certain for Polk, but does cot place them
10 the above Iist, because t5e Wigs pretend
70 lay SONS small clam to them"-giz.:
Nsw.York. Louisiana -.-....-6
Pennsylvania 90 Indiana ---.----- -Z-'o
Now we do most assuredly believe that eacn
of these States except Pennsylvania will cast its
vote for Clay and Freiinghuysen, and those who
kuow Pennsylvania ten times batter than we Go
assure SIS that she will do likewise. Nothing but
the most infamous, audacious fraud persisted in
BY Folks supporters in that State with regard to
his views. on the Tariff question gives him the
least chance in that State. Only let the People
generally know that Polk holds las he certainly
does the doctrine of the Neus and the Demo.
cratic Rsrisp With regard to Protection, and
Clay would have 10000 majority in that State
pe,rlken Is beaten by Pollock in q District which
yves Skunk over 500 majority, on this very
grouud. And can it be that those who eschewed
Pe,r,ken will swallow Polk 7 But be Pennsyl
ysnla still deceived or undeceived, the election Of
CLAY is sill sure. Add her &c votes to all the
Neys's certain for Polk. (Which he willaot get
and YOU have but 1922 less than enough
Louisiana and Indiana would not make up the
deficiency. The simple truth is, then, that Polk
must curry New York or be cannot be elected,
since the News admits that there are but ia
votes in the whole Union 60 likely to go for him
as those of Nsw.York. IfPolk gets New York,
he is likely Enough BY no means certain) to ge,
enough mora to elect him. Now see if he comes
within Ten Thousand Of getting the vote ofNew
Vo,E
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marketa-carefrl!y reportsd for Tae T'45lne.

EtsV 'ePV'ico ~" S"S AItOGHe'
THURSDAY. Oct. II.
ASHES-Thse lnrge inquiry to day. and the market
Is firm. with an upwart tendency The niles Grs ao bbls
old Pots sold at "a.
COTTON-There is much more doing TO day. and holders
are m Linz s' SS 70 s s s
about 1900 bales about one third to spInners
FLOUR AND MEAL.-Ths,e is still a farther improve.
ment rates Some saes of Genesee fresh mqde during
the morning S. but holders generally FIRM ct 49,
and afterwards several thousand bbls G3d at that rate
good order be had Gt475 Receivers were asking slA
@ S ' sPs arr 5 s
of the advanced rates Sales Michigan and OHIO GOOD brands
IoanS Ohio Ss rs and od 10 d. 10, sour We,tsn
there activity Georsetown snow he'd at 5s
bis Richmond City a9raI private Terms. and 600 do
old fiedecsshuIa y, as. unnspeeed Bapdywine held
s AZ K sGP5 Meal so aap daod lat at
IA t9l Rag Mel o6& al l2 Bsck@heat Flour En-
/ Is her cwt Ship Stuifs heldat la Y cents.
GRAIN-A small parcel Of nsD Missouri winter Wheat
sSSs, ' and pce eSy The sales ae abaut
Serbern md Jersey nj So cents weight 1900 do Long Island
Rye is not plenty and 100 bushels sold Oc in the slip
Oats are duer Thequotsiion Y g &c fI Northern ont-
ley in market, with n good demand
HAY-The supplies are moderate and market steady 81
a &c tor shipping lots.
WnlsKY-The tendency of prices il howard. A iaie o
is bbls slae Prison made g Re D'lars have sold
Drudge ahead. about l50 hhds.. at &c
wharf at 0 and sale of EDO pigs was reported at 81 but
with what truth we know not
COAL-We notice sale Of C0 chadron' Sydney at 81 25
cash.
reported at S6a Csc, cash.
HOPS ere is moderate demand, and prices steady
ssles 40 hse Western, irs, SORT al l0c. for export.
sAIT-ye notice taes $50 bags Onondrga. % lbs. at
so ching under Rc
FISH -DrY Cod and Mackeel improving. Sales God
-, 81 and Sieckerei at SILL and 56 for Nos and z We
notes GO 10 1880 boxes Herring nc for Scale End
Sc for No. I.
PROvISloNs-There better feeling in Yex Pork. and
some 700 bbs been sold son s6A mostly ut the lat
Prime is offsred freely u.s. with saIes 40 bbls There
s some movement in Beef and Prime uendy The saes
s0 bbs Mes al 494 s5 and 500 do Prime at l2a 32.
Buter WITHOUT There good demand for Cheese
for snnnent at &C.. The Victoria for Londou. viii taks
| 81, bore
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Before the Recorder an6 Aldermen ana L.
L4xs MATHEW L. PATERSON ESQ., Dia'iies iAts''He'-

Se9's The sf:oI1 aa5 : PsT.ssos ESQ District Aiioey
Trial for Bu-giGry.-Samuel ". Ireland ana
d.I,;nr ~ Ns..- " Scot: Go. No. 5os BsoaswsT IN
c-1 NV WITH Iobp sullivan and sealing sou worth oil pro
go c-,, of I..ss. .b5ony. Ic. &c TSe tsiai oil SUI
ivan nsd bsea previously pcspore Asi ne w. .n -
euipznusled. c. the instance OF 'hs piHse -, -
sail &c had abss-t wines 70 PROVE ~ 4''1'
III Grand Ju-v.-Tns District Attorney stated
Ind 5ior.ned from Yesterday TO Mon
sy NEXT owing to the absence Of the foreman from TIE c
ie.yi At e 100 wressei waias 70 give tesuony IN aii-
feut cases He therefore moved that The Cou SUMMON the
Grand Jury together End Ina. they choose nn'ei io's
and proceed to 5usiuess. Mocion sFaned-
Iyial far f;oree-y.-Nlary Stone vas tined for
r- q darree >, having OF he 9Th December last passed
cSantera IS Til o: tie East Hadhem saGk to John +
Fh Of No Is ed @ II re Zen Of the p ss Wss
urored and aso ihat rtd halt hou ai:srWard man
nTcs Of = e:naso TIN: The clerk FiackJ placed tie
rre ri woman the I'LL be received OF the PRISONER. and
that Of nan on re- eP;s u ee ouE in company
the foot of CouTandt set-nnl s ass,ea-he eAcep
A. had been given Mcsrath change
81 counterfeit Dill be had passed 70 facA-howihs
AK j and Is sister 10 the notorious honora Shepherd,
STATE Prison fcT passing cguletle MONEY ni's
Warner the protecuucn beng conducted by the District At
orney The Recnrcer charged VINO 'eufeu ana re-
turned with q yerdicr of Not GCilty.
Peeonsider tai and tsed-Tne Court having recon
s,ed the matter Of the application of the counsel for Samuel
~ Ireland pepopssnt OF the tE oIasiea ,hs Is OF
5 lro advsuy TO proceed and ne wcs tined accordingly
Justice kstse spoed having In company '2th otcer
Relyea &c. arrested sullivan ana announcer haeo San, lh
usne If prisoner 10 IN Green street, and recovered
eary all the goos-adlng muny false keys, ana complete
~ of buIs mrs tools The jusce cers following Them
10 cab both being dsgulssd-untii they caught Them IN
Green see. Prisoner told the justice aiieryya that the store
after poners arrest got himself csed 10 IN the same cell
with prisoner Troy pe;endiog also 10 be prisonei-and
dew fDn him his win Suyan-pih oBer saying
thai Sullivan his pal and that The robbery OF The store
the first he had he came out OF the
SAFE Prison &c The jrry fund him guilty CT burglary In
.L.E Ham
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seal music at the abbott sohool-The In

PRODUCTION OF dix. Root, e2cs
The parents and friends. as well as the pupils CT
the Abbott School, are 10 be congratulated on tie
introduction Of Vocal Music into thar excellent in
stitution, as branch of study. And the Messrs.
Abbott are also 10 be congratulated on their success
in obtaining The services OF Dir. George F. Root,
accomplished and distinguished Vocalist, and teach
er of Vocal Music, from Boston, who will hereafter
De connected with the institution, es instructor in
this interesting and important branch.
The introductory exercises were held in the large
Chapel of the University last evening. The room,
was we'll filled with highly respectable audience.
Alter bret and pertinent address by Mir. Jacob
Abbott Mr.. Root was introduced TO the audience.
He FIRST described the Pestaiozzsn method ofIesch-
inc Music, and pointed out hoss departments which
can be successfully taught IN classes; and then
made sore very just criticisms IN regard 10 lhe
mon Dc fects in toae. illustrating each point by es-
anpes-
During The evening. Mr. Root sang several sorgs
in mes, sdm;rabls ST, lie. he has bass voice OF
surprising depth and richness, and he e1cels IN
.clsarpess sad accuracy OF Enumeration, purity o.
roae. and simplicity of true expression He gave
,vo or three songs with better sT-cr than We have
eva, heard them performed before Rocked 10 the
cradle Of The deep could noI have been sung In bet
Ter s,yle by B.anam. y, Native Land was Also
caoilally performed.
Music in the Public Schools OF Boston, IN connsc-
ton with Lowell Mason, Esq. AID was also emf
nsntly popular as X teacher OF Mcsic in classes.
He comes 10 this City ar the urgent sHlcitstion OF
the Messrs. Abbotf. and we hops thai ne Will moi
lave occasion 10 regret his removal from Boston,
Yours, &c. CAFEERELIi.
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O. The FAR loses none Of ita interest as it
progresses. Probably more persons visited the
exhibition yesterday than any previous day since
it opened. Many were doubtless attracted to the
spot BY the announcement that OLE Bull would
ee present and add to the attractions by perform
Ing on his woodworking violin; but for some
reason which we did not learn, the great Fiddler
did not appear, and many who had hoped to hear
hir were sadly disappointed. The procession of
teams from yau1hall Garden yesterday made an
imposing appearance The Flowing and Spa
dung matches come off at Fordham to-day.
Hon. A H. H. STEWART, OF Va. delivers the
Annual Address before the American Institute at
Tabernacle, Tdis EpsRing, at y O'Clock. There
will be Music by the Sacred Music Society, and
other interesting performances. (See advertise.
ment.)
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N.w-York synoa-presbyterian.

The Synod of New-York met agreeabIy 10 ud-
lournment in the Presbyterian Church al Goshen,
on Tuesday, Oct 18Th, at P. N. The Moderator,
Rev. r. w. DIcKIvsoE, D. o. opened the session
with sermon from lstJob. $40.
After the Synod was organized, Rev. JAMES R.
Johnson was elected Moderator, and Rev. Messrs.
JAaEs C. EDWARDS and E. B. G. PRIME we're elect
ed Clerks. Tue following morning the usual COM
miG,ees wers appointed, and the Synod proceeded &c
business. The following are the items OF impor-
,snce. OF specia! interest: On motion. IT was
RsseneS That be n the nis'ers and Ed
era of Chur-h axe rneaures 20 pace Inc e*oyeerao
Almanac for lsi ever family IN her severn! congies
Nconplaint was reported by the Judicial Com
miI.ee OF Rev. s l. Prime, against the Prssby'ery OF
N-w-Y ork, on account OF standing rule, recently
ADOPTED. excluding Ministers OF certain descrip-
nan from lhsir body the complain, was read
m. synod then heard Raw slr. Prms IT support
of his complain, and the Presbs-efy n their de-
fence AT this point Ire attention oil Inc osnoo was
called 20 other business
A committee was appointed 10 enquire mo the
pr.cucahiliry and expediency OF establishing Z
weekly paper as in organ OF Presbyterianism 10 me
Cit, of New-York. ToTeportai tae present session.
The uodical Prayer Meeting Was held II me
AFTERNOON when the narrative OF the Srate oil heli-
ssn YES read BY Rev. DR.. Pols, and an address de-
livered by Rev. D. NJ. Halliday. 10 the evening
meeting was held on the sEtisct of Foreign Mis-
siors. ahen Rev. aiessrs- hugh N. Wilson and
Iohp c. Ko~in addressed the Synod.
Thus far harmony and good feeling nave cnarsc-
,erized the meeting OF Inc synod.
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~ The EFrscr OF THE TARIFF on single
article of farmers produce, in the Trenton market,
shows how important Wing measures are to the
agricultural interest.
In 1s43, wool could scarcely be sold in Tren-
ton, for any price. One purchaser refused to buy
it for cash at almost any price. The same house,
bought this summer, in two months, twenty-one
thousand pounds, and paid the farmers for 1t six
thousand, niue hundred and fifty collars, in cash,
being about 80 cents pound Last year, they
bought but 1000 lbs at $500, or 2li cents
pound, and much Of that in trade.
Last year, two houses, (ono OF which is that
Just spoken of bought 26,679 lbs for 1851, or
about q cents pound.
This year, they have bought 1929 lbs. for
Sl4,O66, or about SO cents pound.
Thus the Tariff, by raising the price of SIN
gle article OF farmers produce, has given to the
farmers, one small market 5 4,O66 for an article,
from which last year, they realized but 1851.
Yet the Loco-Foco newspapers of the State
are all at work, trying to persuade the farmers
that the Tariff IS injurious to them.
Trenton Gazette.
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SINGULAR Co1scipEycE.-A singular coinci-
dence in the majority gwen, well as The number
OF votes polled, foy The respective candidates II
$780, and !o- Governor at the recent election, IA the
county Of WestmorelanG, is shown by the otteist
returns OF the two elections. In 1870 Mr. Var Blu.
rem received AGA votes. and Dir. Harrison 2776,
bang majority oiIs26 for MIR. Van Buren,, and q,
the late election Mr.. Skunk received 47G4 and Mir.
Msrkle AIS, leaving msjonIy of 1926 for Mr..
Skunk. We doubt Wheeler case exactly like
this mas ever been known, where the vote given to
each wsnl3 tally SO. Similar msjorities may have
been gwen but not the necessary result of the
didates having a Like number OF votes.
IPenna. Paper.l
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OF THE WEEKLY TgIgryr
FOR THE PRESENT MEEK.


!. porrsr-DswRirss Of Cenn'; whsa /, u. T-s !.
Diet
i'll eptrosl.r-o Whis, star; Brsnd tie Villains. IN
aud Prices: What hey ara Doing IL Engk.e :Lo-;s
i.ra; Clay and Polk. Sec. Sc.
III. PorrrrcaL-PsogIessivs Democracy. Specs \, n
Bacon: Ficur and Wheai-TAs TsHa; lana g
Birnsy On Tsxas: Nathan Appieton % Pio,.es,o.
NisS. before Eec:iolin Cineirnsii; Loco Fec sa
m;-s,ors Elae:icn Resuy.s from Pennsylvania. On.
Sew,Jsrsey' sud Georgia; Letter from Coz. Sseud
How Leo Fecoism intend, TO WIN Ns,iOOaiy i..SJ
To Makers of Cloihins; Polk ard Buney; Gaasvocr
Melville OF rexns Polk views Of tie TarT AnoSs.,
le.ts. from J. c. Bi;nsy. sc.
w. Nrws.-leust fsom NJ. Wise; From s. DOu!aso.
Late IRON the Mor;noIts. sc Sc.
V hi,scxLhASYoUs-The SILK Culture IN lnetlc.: E,.oc
pal Convention. Wisconsin Phsanr: Proyis,oos fa
London Markets; Fair Of the Arercsn Institute o.,
tie Show at VAuxhAll. SC.
vi. COMMERCIAL INrxLL.orScE--Socks.A Money, Prc,e.
Markets. sc.
Single Copies pvt up in wrappar' M TIE Ma can h oS
taired a, the dcss. prce6 cents.
~ Tern.-sa year single copies 81 cea4-An sub.
.crptions payable irfspbly in advance address
GREELEY & McELRATH. I6o Na,Sar-.ireet
Tribune Bsidines. oepcsi.e tie Park
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= Au.rrn RA1pw1s. now Of M;ddlstowp. Cd

snd until within few years resident ef the l4tb
Ward in this CRY, known as popular and eloquent
defender Of Wnig principles, and the champion OF
our Mechanics in The sni-Sta,e Prison Monopol,
contest, viii address bis old friends Of the lith
Ward This Evening, in Grand street near the Bow
cry. Let the attendance be large Should the
weather Prove unfavorsbIs the meeting will be I'd
journed to National Hall, Canal st.
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or In Committee OF Democratic Whtg
Young Men OF the City and County o1
New. Fork, OcroDxR IL. 1874;
sseiped That the Publ. Meeting of the Democratic C)ay
Asaocaiinn, and trend. oil HENRY CLAY under the call
OF the Ceut.l Cny COMMITTEE fr the sOih insl, meets with
tho clidl. approval OF this COMMITTEE.
Rasoic4d That The nvston of the Cenat Clay COMMITTEE
uns ensed celebration hereby accepted and that
The Democratic Wing Young Men of the Cy and County oi
Newly hereby recommended TO taSs the necessary
eaHares for joining the prceedingt and that tho Demo
cratic Wing Young Mca o the adjoining Counties % invited
DAVID GRAHAM. Chairman.
joaS +. LoxroS, o"' Secretaries. Ol7,ose
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Irnner pn,ice OMce.

A German named Christian Kolb was arrested
and held TO bail $500 attempting the life of George Gil
ley No. l5S Ihrdst he Fh inst appears thu he fred
pistol loaded with ball shot through window Of leys
premises masng fourteen holes through the panes he
boil entered the wall and the head OF Gey. who
was in the bar the time This accused had previously
ttrenf al hiS
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To pg. CLICKEN2R.

u,ii, ictenerhal. whose genua onsai'
nasss o5y sc fJui, c:int' orite.
Esket aIl 4 sezs9- shat up scop5
Byywallo<iag Ola ctly pop,
No more shall srIps or nausea rns~e
Peools pgt 10 xEh paIs o. acne.
gafher fhsn physlc take 10 cure tne q q. .,,..
'; hiri, tate so-pani oes can't soesfs tsss =,
70, NV, ~. make Than walk quite naaV
gy pl!l, which a.e AZ sweet IA ssney
Eysn CiekeneIs Suze. Coated fIs.. ia; ssshf1
Which th.ouea OF ryeini ne o.S So
Heaithfuf tnd pure ss ypaikiieg - ,ashi1s:
Adnwn sosis cloud capt Haotns.
Winch on the acs Ike kis,ss als<<sl.ls;
Causing no nsuseous ,sis % e.
And afIefihzt ere quite apieS .,f.
TTntii they We sit Us Iound 20: aa,S
eps,, (yirkeuer EaiJa thy Phh VIZ
Maks phJae sleh q iE1e2, ncT
In order 10 IS cured BIZ ,ises, ,s,Ubs. ~
pstCIcisnsr bail! thy lanf ..s
Ia Jes,hJe,I a. Iay Pill artsSss ~ n
With Death in ehshs osas Sai ss
By tse va 3 T ssrssJ ssd e ssaauy ssi
n = dsily receiving from al 'sot0n'
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country oforhets Ina New-York.

Beef sd Mutton, ID: Pork I'd Eggs. "a ce Ger doz.
PARTRIDGE 30 53H per plenty: Bucks 81 rs per
Dat: Geess good sS, eech: furkeys.6 cts per 10
Yorkps Birds as Pigeons carer ca per paif-fHn tell,
So 20 Iumpier e2; poers 81; common. sH cis Doves,
s50 Canaes. ,asets. 80: hens, si Guinea PIGS Sl.50
per pair: Rabhitx. - cts n 81.
lad good ffesh I'd 3D. Fresh Butter. I'D isi: Cheese,
3D. Cd
Mushroo-is 37 cts per half perk 2a5eres 81 pc, b..
Ounces So S4 Der Dbl! plenty Berg1l0o Pears, as
sia per bbl. common. IS s. 20: Peppers scarce.
apples common. very lowchoice Pippius. 81 % 81 80
per bbI; Pluna. none; Cramoerres, IS 81 per Dbl.
Honeycomo. 8 is cent? per To-
Po..oss-cOmnon, &c; Mercets SIX; jersey Kdnsys 80
q 66 cent?
On.ons s7lzc: Chestnuis. $3.50.
Bets 75c They yery faetons brought 70 Full
sarket by Mr. Fury which measured Is inches IN c,eu
ference
We noticed large Pumpkins in Wilmington Sis,kst
L circumference
Csb5agss are plenty ct g. pc, hundred.
tomatoes, 81 cent?.
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u YANKEE HILL" .t the COLISEUM, $50
Broadway, bids fair TO outriysl any thing IN cur
CRY. It's getting quite crowded with the beauty
and fashion Of our Cry and is greeted with tbs high
est applause. We were glad 10 see several Clergy
men there last evening Its certainly unobjecuon.
able to the most fastidious.
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Before Judge OAKLEY.

Sau! Alley g. Co VS.. Crafts 81 Stell.-Action 10
recover back 5000 retained BY defendants tof Manchester
Eng from funds II sr HANDS be onginr to plaintiffs they
claiming ~ per f,r irsnGcrg business Instead OF IL
Der cent WINCH commended. al they EMIT ed Il"
in 1893 opp-a The firm hls city, beng hen Alley Stan
;oH & Co sent Dir. Wm : Alley, young heonRiOg 10
their FIRM Manchester nesucla' ell with c. s. To send
soGds heir lac r"oces with the goods sent Ia
New York, charged y cent but IN general &c
count April 1859 defendants charged ~ per
cent he houe here wrote bacs askns why the charge Of
unit current sent Sept the ~ cent but
IN winch The plaintiff cid not seek further n!ora
tion,
sanctioned tiled by Mr. Vim. = Alley, England. and
theree pl ns eStopped from this su-2f that the
rue Messr Crafts & S,oll charge IA cent where
all the purchases their house but the party al
purchased goods other prcca then TO chnrse - enc
that discovered after sending the inv9ce that Dir Al
ley had purchased other places which entitled them make
the charge of ~. The Cout charged that If the account
has beeu once etied The parties cannot reopen I'D, that
M sent; md not objected TO within reason
abe irae be considered us accepted and the parties
bound By letter Of enquiry 10 The IL per cent and
is never having been answered, the Court considers saf
lcen in show the charge had been 05ectsd to-
as 10 the rules Of the Manchester House. arty deals with
house having particular rules and the patty so dealing has
knowledge that such rules exist Re bound By those rlos
is for the Jury decide from the evidence as TO the stale OF
facts. Sealed verdict this forenoon.
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nnv.en on Wednesday, 3ota octooer.-ihe
President Of the Cay Cub, ana n. sy
tommntse sys notice TO ths Democratic Wigs ana Gay
Iea tnat ls, rag m h
Or IN Wsdn -sday ths 81 day n UctubeI IN wnch u
that those OF all pursuits who nrs 10 'avot OF
and Of Inc able consistent advocate ~ NOSE pe
suit, and Interests HENRY CLAY viii ne expteeo 70 Ike
s.,s,s The ylrlnns Ciny Cubi and wing AsNcihinD
Of New York with ths rufes and inou1rla hao
ciatioas are req rested to proceed VAIN ths @
with view 10 Orlpg out tneir fespec'e 'oi'S' w ~ w.
sioc and ~ a,0ve named -, f,,.. f,..;;.,,..a
j N RGYN0L1I President Cent?, c1ay Uonn I'M I'm
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~. ,an.ral Committee of Demoorat1c
vyh,y Yaunr Men.-A special Meeting Of ss Co I'D
rss will - held at tho Br.adDay House. on Friday. Inc
h io..ani al o'clock. p By Syssta asN Chairman.
ca.n5., .1 TAYLOR secretaries. oil
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sysoD OF New Yosx AID Notwithstanding
body convened on Tuesday evening in DR.. SINNERS
prrsby,eri.n Church. The attendance both OF eser-
y and iaity, was small. In the absence OF Rev.
Dr.. Spring, through indisposInon, ine sermon "as
was offered bs Rev. DR.. Pa,on, ex.Modera;oT, by
whom the SYNOD was then organized: Immediately
after which Ihey adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-18
C,rcuit Court.


James Barber vs. John Kerr and others.-Part-
nerhip Tro.bss-Mess1s Kerr Barber were wholesale
H. r. al Beer AZ West street They dissolved cnpsrner
tho in 1852 Mir, Kerr iasns the establishment; ana gying Mr.
barber io his share OF $50 eacn endorsed by his
b,ob.r Vim Kerr ana sbunt SIS money The present
Is 10 recover the amount of Of the notes Payment
refused the ground that Mir Barber was indebted TO Nh
err upward OF sOU for money he had received and not
ouated or M ;arer be.n c5hler and book
and wrong additions the books and Omissions 10 maxi Ell
tics IN the Lash book which uppsar the bUos having
ne-n discovered subsequently, ~ the dissolution 20 thai
mount, his he denied, and the sub ect
The Court of ChGnceTy csnpnt be plead IN offset here
Inc Curt sustained The objection Ot,st ntc cinined
Board &c Nr. BuTcer. MOI. cousin of MI having
boarded m. house during great portion ." tue c"psrDe
hp s-m xhlch existed about two earst di.0 cOltendei
the VOID sFan,;re endoer notice protest from
the attorney in Isr.on hari'g been sent % him. IN
asserted that the notes h=vinz been given
citing he partnership concern Is TO be presumed ia n"
ha the board cUGed tnat settemcat-aso that
OF payment had been sent TO the endorse twho
ves 1T Albany through the Post Cce. which suhceat
yerdict ior plaintiff in amour; Of note and interest.