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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09
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American iIc.e. BUFFALO. Oct, 5th. l3ii.
MR GREELEY-Dcdr Sir: have just come
from the ground where Ike Wing Convention for
the County Of Erie is assembled, and splendid
meeting is, Just large enough to get around one
stand to hear The speaking. There about
five thousand present. The day, which appeared
vc.y cloudy IN the morning, is fnc, but
rather q cold ictl i'll IT, Undoubtedly we shall
have rain soon as the Convention IS oger, for it
seems as ii Providence ordered it thai III The
midst o storm aaG lr;npes', '{hg Conventions
have dry s-e!s.
The pfoce, SON passed ;ais house this ironing
ny 10 The Mr.. part of iian street, where, on
beautiful piece Of ground The Convention Is
assembled
The meeting was orcanized by the appoint
ment of WILLIAM KETcHUM. Esq OF Buffalo us
President, with II nnnteF oil Vice Presidents and
Secretaries Mr.. Ketchum having made few
yamaIks introduced To the meeting Hon. A. l..
Foster OF Madison, vhc addressed il cii the his.
tory of the presen: Tariff and of his own and 81.
las Wrigh:'s votes Oh t.iat Bill. He was fol-
lowed by capital Song from the Vermont Min
streis. GEO. DAWSON 5f Rocncs;cr, the able Ed
tor Of the Democrat, followed n ore OF his best
speeches. j. ", FowL2A, oi Utseso, is now
speaking.
The meeting is very enthusiastic. W. z.
ROBINSON, Esq. of New Haven, CT. addressed Il
meeting last night IN the cauln and is 10 spea.,
again this evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09
CDr0ner's Office.

FoC>D LyISG DFAD.-Tha Coroner held IN in-
guest ~ No 55l Giecnwch. the body of Sa!nh Warren
a:.d 20 yeu native 81 this city who found about
O'Clock sunday night lying her fce dea the upper
land, "f h. attic stairs Verdirt-nealh by apope1y
SUDDENLY DiKp.-Also, at No. II Union Court.
Unverry Place the body Of RoSannn French aged "a
native Of LELAND. who had been confined with Illness and
much better. and suddenly seized Monday morning
Mt 9oclock with violent IN her back rad head which
hour. Vcitict-Desth by aUopeSv.
FOUrD IL THE RIyER.-The Coroner also held
Inquest ut the Aims House the Park the hodv n en
unknown with dirk huir. who found the Hudson
RIVER at the foot OF liberty st lie dressed dark BON
LaZiae Track coat, biark satin black cloth rants. acfd
Shoes black socks pad silk handsechei around hi,
neck muslin shirt Canton flannel under shirt. plain gold
rng on his night ite finger and ta0rs himhe in his pock
Ell. Vefdct-jeaih by drowning.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09
Circuit Court.
Before Judge kent.

Elisnu RuckIrau STACEY Pirch-r.-Action
against stakeholder $500 placed IN hi hands
stakes horse MIR IN i.ii made
with Mr. Bfynn. Of the celebrated irDng mare Indy
Suffolk match her uguHst the AmecUs owned by
OwGer OF Amecu fut;lns mitch oser The Ctnfr-vlle
COGre. Nr Pitcher vi th- Judge, and held the strikes.
AneTcus the and the To- s
ownaf Action bGuch: BY lr Kuckman. tie bncker oi
LaGy >uml (un,ier the luw declaring all ng be le. al
aud rulhoSB- the laser and the bet
from ie stakeholder the wlnue 10 recover OF tbs stake
holder The aJt0 placed IN s hands nd ns: Ssveri pOn's
Uigei Defence hpt nurse rlcng has been
certain degree ieGaZsdhs, that pIant
II the Stakes. and cannot brag hs alune
&c. The case was ufJDuIneu ~ tbs forenoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09
Central Ciay Committee,

?
Resoped That the Clay Club. and other Democratic Gay
Of the Chy oi be earnestly requested
10 devote themselves with patient ard LeIae'enE industry 10
the mpcrtan, duty of thorough primary organization CT ;e'
respective Wards now IN progress. .
Rssoced Thp IN accordance with vcIT renerG wish o'
our Wing friends this Commute will take measures i hold
ing during the Of October Mas; Meeting IN this CITY
which the Cny Clubs Clay AskocIaions and nent OF Clay
generally of all occupations will be requested to parcipate
by tcvo,ing day last mighty movement before the
ESectt0u.
Roso.pcd That the above 'csoluGns be roer'ed The
be published. :. ". REYNOLDS President.
ST RPSRes; PSRsss Ssse'sl"rie'.
NJ u. At meslin- Of the Council o. Presidents Ne.nes
day 9th Oct was fAei upon US II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09
Befose Judge CAgLkY.
rb, S;~Iol. - W, Il Drs.,b.rry y
Vice Chu1,cellor.s Court.
Before lion. WV. T. McCoUs. Wee Chancellor.
CASE OF RANDALL. THE GIANT.

Barnum vs. Frederick Randai.-ln July last, =
bill uas Ell by Mr BaFnum. OF The American Museum ioF
an !njlrcior etran Randall the Giant anu his wiic from
cxh1ns except for beGtt ot hr. Banum &c he m
junction granted. There VIII o cTfct p'on'O
ing Randall from leaving the cry a'2 granted buy "heh
was subsequently dcnliseG Hau.. & , H,s rs ny ~ SS
Mr Price Counsel Tor Randall tina; the inuEcuon bs DIS
,oyed M T. cited the OF Hnmolin vs. Dnneioi ahd
the cases there cited show hat contract io mere p rsoi
seryca cannot se enforced In this wsy-ihGt tee was
,ssiv nj NV and even II the 81 involving ot TIE ce
tsndsr, hce was no answer his not pufsung lt IN ihS
wAy M T. also cl:sd the ot keN voro. tHWa'us .
Chsncey Reports which was bTsach OF contract '' ""'
Singing e; the itaian opera liouse ,,Il L., -,
ed The motion was opposed by M. Mics solicitor ol me
cnmnlsnant ho cuntended that there was no aaosy E
tween e cases-the teing tor personal services ac
ohsr me,e eIhibler the same us eNhoiths ptCe "a
statuary or picture. N Niles also moved iuf an aiHtc
mcn against Randall for violating the iiJuncl,h ~ E
Phndephia and MISC against hs SOLICITOR MI W aus ~ oi
drawing u between Randall and 'hrf irtue ny
which he was enabled TO exhibit &C. The wee nance!ot
IN hl. decIsinn remarked ina, under the decision VI hhhpn
VS. Dnnstod should Dissolve the M nat con
,yct; t uete personal services uufi remedy al law, aud
cannot be enforced INJUNCTION ~ TO the application io
altschnen, against Randall and the solicitor Tor violation 3
the injunction he would take toe pGpe aud make " MS n
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09
MAJORS 5 OFy,cs:

J
To lie Hon the Boar! Of .1iiernsHs
GtHlemtr "A commission was li,ey nen op me Dei'1
nuthorz hem cmu0B her things 20 nIulie nlc i.s bet
ncnn, promoting he e'c1"n drah'Sf ara Ventilation Of
oullng, toe supply Gi waei. aai generally into tie l-i
mean II securing tue public health IN the large owA D.
popu!pus districts c EGeaad and Wales ...,..,. .,
I'nder that cGmmssJn The testimnny ci vHrious fhy
cI.ns EDgEeer-. Archi.cis, BhderS nhh O'hef celhc
men taken. nnd .enine' T. The Two nuses . raisdaPt
year he Duke OF Buec euch presiding IL haIinhn eni
through he Seeetl aenry 9nm'ma hs n aye ,1 VA ~
Repor;. u cN.liy which wili be dily ncknOwstsed
From mn Inspection 81 IT, auG ;te accompanying lestno'y
and ruInenl, fn cnrtao, large mss at valuable
lnpfbHton. 'speclaiy Gpnn m sn') Ct tis eve a'
means draining muses. nrd O. es. ur reno'in; animal Hd
That user atoul to easn;s your sIc'itco, %;
Common Con cii ior her rxamnaon =, .,.
Il appears fion The Report that the Cny "f Ntw f"S WIZ
ie. jsH iC0O)0 nhsbtqnts. has four time. es much water
from 2bc w0rEsHs J.. ndon from her for population
o YaaHy lL01eJ0 nnd yet tha, in ondon ne 'r"en ga
e .r e part by r'Is oi ~ nre the chei -LGe
10, the removal Of the wort mpu;te nnG p'om"'e seaP
in that why, the pubic health. ..l
trrm the inquiries Gdc %: engineers and ocefs c'hhece
VII. ,iaDl.hment. learn thai the supply sSs
e, OF .neih nbhnt for cleansing levers tor ihe "ht
City. rcr supplying all 9tnef wants ct me popuahn, sS
hn rfd onai se es wi be reaulisd after me buehs~
In addition he st"a' I'D 'ahtnge lhe supply 0 ws'eh
have nenry sci IN all that cone sewerage,
re frnfr u ,Nr s!i' {" l'. 'iy. whlcl hi' "nsnr" w
daily tide The graes thu furnished IA n.4;h
superior 10 those Oi the on""n From Union Sguu
i! feet L. heh water iaa, e,yng ncri
descent ever iCOieei, whe sewers oi ~ ncrs hc-cen
found 10 answer. From the Park, the de ccat 10 the vet
Is feet q 4 shorter ire thnn from Union Square.
My convictions stlOGg nr'ns well if0m on s
spectlon of the Report from personal examination o s
.e~sr,, both London ard Pans III II 1wing to the pecu
and Grade Gt CITY, IT. position with respect To W
East Rivers. and the eltqulhtt2 %! water tEOus
IN from the Co'on. general system O sewerage ought IN
gopcd here Tor The purposes 70 which devOedm
various Gbiond and IN Boston and Philadelphia ys
fewer advantages than we posses.
The Comnl .ione state in their Report that THE mei
c have brouzh before Them facts in .uppmt
tie,- strongly irec and unanimous opinion TINT M pcr
II fIan "A We nYns ~
soil penea,ed By decOn aIImai etable eiG
giving of impurities 10 the air in their house, and e
% streets
Few ects Of greater importance TO he future weli1rsd
the city engage deliberations require
establishing. than proper ysem o! sewerage now f.gue
by imperfect ordinances, not applicable 10 the sse
the cty and command It tD your early confederation
% JAMES HARPER.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09
Court OF Common Pleas.

Augustus Cox vs. Wm McGinchey -Assanlt
and Battery The plaintiff native Of France. and under
occupied grounds and dwellings adjoining each other ut Yok
WIFE, On the Sd July last lot o DIGS got under the
fence and the enclosure OF plaintiff md ne took up bck
Dat 10 tTve them OFT Defendant working IN his gaTe
md his called to him relation 10 What Mr. Cox de-
ing. He Immediately Cox yard used anEry words
md Mr. bo he head and another the back
the handle of he had with hin, by which Mr.
bruised and injured. Verdict oT plaintiff. 500
David Rosch VS.. Patrick Henry, ard Henry Nc
LauGhlllh has been ted before. and large amount
accrued IL OF respaSs tor alleged Illegal
seizure under landlords warrant Of some articles al No iG
Gross Pearl. the w:oe OF winch sold at aucUn
for 81 The jury the former t'a verdict for col
which carries costs but Cont considered excessive. and
motion the back for II al The Jury. alter
short absence, returned a verdict oeRn for S5l
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

Ur We shall have Election News from PESN
sYLvANIA by Express this morning, and hope to
issue them in an Extra at l0o'cock. Tonight al
midnight we expec. returns oy various Expresses
from good share OF that State and New-JERsEy.
Tomorrow morning ut 9 we shall issue another
Extra with half tho returns from ew.jsisey.
We have made arrangements which justify our
hope that we shall give our readers early and
authentic news, be the purport wha, it may.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09
DIED.

On Tue.ay moroo: of roaye,ti0n OF The lungs, EDWlF'
A. Cook. son .: DR. Robert Cook. The Pa y,nroi
rhe ir ends Ui Dr Cook. tomy invited 10 Genn t
neral from 10. street. this afternoon AZ o
On the eh inst JoUS Is. LAwazScE. "a tn. 'Th Je'' z"
age ,..,
HIS ren,ives and lrerds nre desired. without TURNER ~
ton ettend kis in.Ia from his late residence, no
bars-tec Thursday the 18th nsen' at tea eioes ~ y
forenoon when thc remlds al be carried io' in''''
BaY-Sice. Flushing. l.. |. ,f,u,s,-
At MADISON. y J. Oc'ober5 Ms. AssY L. vile oi "i'i'-
Gibbons aged 50 pears. -.
HEALTH OF TIE CyrY-Fro, Ito report OF tie CS Esp
tor It apoeers that the hole nambe. oeded,hs IN New
70. ihs sses ending Oc,o5e; 9Th. lls-of whom
Men % Won:n. 81 Boys. and Is Gits-oi tnese !" a.-
consumoou Il ccnvGsioas. dropy IN the hfsf
ton cf the lungs. faarlsmus. drowned, conseso'
BRAN. Group. deoty. ,smiueEi fever. ~aoopn.
{ Inflammation Gf ver cholera iafaGtum. istempe. "
&C. 4; were under year Of age over TO- over Co. I'D
natives fthe United States 10 Of Ireland Of Geany
England. 90. france Of Scotland, and 4uuSnowp cow
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

JOHN QUINCY ADAMS At THE FREMONT TEMPLE.
This building was crowded TO suiiocsticn last
evening, 10 hear the venerable statesman and pa
trot. BY seven o'clock the seats were ali occu.
pied and after toe aSlcs and the very ypshule
OF the Temple. When MIR. Adams eu,e,ed, the
whole audience with one Simultaneous movement,
arose TO itir feet, ant! gave him such welcome as
none bui an APOSTLE OF Freedom deserves OF could
receive.
Ihe 'old man eloquent spoke for two hours ina
srr,in oimineled pa,hos, invcc,ive and ecqurnce-
in t. Il, !e such as alone John Quincy Adams can
command. Vhe immense ASSEMBLY hung on hls
wo.ds in enchained attention, and the cole no'se
heard tbroug hout the evening, save the orators
voice was the ifequen; bursts 0i hsart-elt admTa-
ton. that seemed The necessary safety. valve TO Vio'
ven; emotion.
Mr. Adams ia most interesting historical ana!Y-
sis of the treaty OF Florida, rescued his character
and poliiical ability from ihe caumn's with "h'ch
bold b4d men have sought oppress II, and proved
b, ir,erscable evidence that the Sabine was tie
most Western point possible that could nave oeen
ex;orteI from Spain ia the treaty OF l8l9.
"e,will not attempt 10 do Mr.. Adims The MUS
,ce 10 sive mere synopsis o! tho speech the tess
necessary us we understand he has concerted 10
bes,ow uran hi. fellow citizens his own valuable
notes OF this ;usstimahle production.
The ci.i2eos ot Boston will long remember with
gratitude the great favor thus done them oy ihii
omine M and venerable patriot, whose fame has filled
two'hemis pheros and will last 10 eternity. y con
Meeting link between two centuries, both OF which
he has dsting guishcd he il az much endeared TO VI
MS he was res espectCd by our fathers D0st Com.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

B Our letters from fierent sections of Penn.
srLvANIA yesterday were most cheering. Our
friend who is out to bring US News by Express
from the North. Eastern Counties, estimates as
follows-Plke 800 Loco; Wayne 400; Luzerne
6 or 500. Ii they have done any thing like this,
we may expect Markle's election, But We DO no.,
hope they hare done SO well. We would gladly
give 1000 for Luzarnc, and think we had got off
cheap
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

~ a LILO OF Theodore Treiinghuysen.
condensed energetic ani interesting from the Of c1o ho
know, him WE'LL and of loves him. ;t issued IRON
this office in u large pamphlet Of % which will
be sold the low prcs OF 81 50 per hundred Ote:s are TO-
speetfuily solicited Friends! the time sho, lie, M,
ranx mu.cle Let the light shine, and the People must vote
FOR the ables, and tes. rule hem-toI Meas
urrs and Just Law.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09
Ponce Office.

R03SISG A FRENcHMAN.-A eirl nanled Eliza
Smith arrested by for gold watch
worth so from ffer cnpdn. name ursnvwn house
o Infamous chHrac,e Regdc.st Inc found
der her arm. Hnd she emitted.
Theft OF GoLD A:p BANK BILLs-A man
rnmed Augustus Anochuz was arrested and committed e.:
sieaDg SoU IN gold aud bank bills from Peter Stcce2 No
8 WnshmgtGI-s;.
Theft OF FORK Mary NrKenna was arrest
ed an committed for ieG'ag silver tor worth G4 from C.
j. Neisnure. No - ,ar'ck-st.
THEFT OF Az OYERCoAT--John Williams col
ored are.ted mil for seal ng an oyecont
fiom John PscaD No ii9 Gard ~:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

u HIRAM KETChUM, Esq. was yes.er-
day nominated for State Senate. by the Wings Of
this District. Mr. Kctchum has fcw superiors at
our Bar or in the discussion of National Politics
and has earned the confidence of the Wings OF
New.York By years OF ardent, effective, unselfsh
devotion 10 their Cause, constantly declining
nominations, and ac,iog with Il view TO Public
Good alone. We etrus. he w,!l accept the present
nomination, aud if So, We are sure he vii! receive
an enthusiastic and :.rde,:. support.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09
POLITICIANS REGISTER.
Election Returns for is4O-'43-'G


~ The PoLIrIciAS's REGISTER, containing the
Elections in The several States by Counties IN lSio
and at all the subsequent Elections down 70 TINS
time has jus, been issued FROM ,his Office This Is
our Register, containing the nearest approximation
we can make to the Popular Vote in the recent Eiec-
lions Of Virginia, tacianu Missouri, &c &c. wlth
List Of the present Congress-, Times OF Holding
Elections &C. &c. II YOU want il, send in, as the
edition s br, small. Price I2i cents, or 81 per
dozen.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09
Court of sessions.

Before the Recorder and Aldermen JAcKsoY and Ansz VIII
LlANs. MATTHEW 4. PATERSON Esq. District Attorney
FORFEITED Thomas +. Shaw
and William Kennedy Gcc,ed for assault and battery and
Richald Marn and George Fisher 10. petit larceny seveny
nc 10 appear and a,Ner rscogalzinces for
isl;eG.
PLEAS or GuILrY.-Edward ilep, indicted for
grand arceny stealing COCO francs and SIS gold and silver
from Victor tcndce. ot No Nassau St the 1t august
last-wi,hdrew claim OF cuhy. cnd pleaded guilty 10
indictment. lie !enanded tor :en.cEce.
Other cases were called, tut were ready,
and II Cour, adjourned TO Wednesday, II o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

u The AMERICAN ESsIGv-a penny Native
paper-has just been started in this City. 1t
seems TO be clever OF its kind, and is better de.
serving of support than any other of its school.
r. The EVENING MIRROR beautiful two
cent daily by Morris & Willis, is now two days
old, and has the ooA which promises a long eud
presperous life. II has our best Wishcs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09
Wing gain..................ll79.

THOMAS G. PRATT is elected Governor by the
largest vote ever cast for any man in the State.
The largest at any former Election was General
Harrson's in 1908, 52S-bu; Pratt's exceeds
this by 1907 On the Legislative Tickets the
Wing majority is considerably larger than on
Governor.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

1 Tax DALr TRIBUNE served nt early hour In any
part OF this City or Brooklyn week paya-
Die a Carcr by those who prefer ii at the same rne
eor SIX months year payable the office in advance
Persons wishing he served viii please send In the
through tia Post OIce or otherwise.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

A SPLENDID PREsENr.-We were show yes
teTday superb Tea SET, manufactured By Eel
lows, Rudd & Scudder, Maiden.ane, for pre-
sent to Capt. II RANDALL Of the steamboat Wis.
consin, Buffalo, from the passengers who accom-.
panied him on tour of pleasure to the Upper
Lakes last July. 1t is such present as any
man might be proud Of
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

THE CAMPAsoLoGIANs.-Occe more We reccn'
mend to all who have not heard these extraordinary
artists to go This Erening to the Tabernacle
Their performances are truly wonderful.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09
American ElannCls,

We have received a specimen Of very superior
American Flannels, manufactured By Gilbert &
Stevens, Ware, Mass. The makers are youngmen
who were enabled inl642 topurchase part of the
property of the old Hampshire Company, which
failed, after using up large capital, under the
prevalence OF that policy which the Journal of
Commerce considers SO benignant. Their desert.
el factory is now hive Of industry, under the
management of Mossrs Gilbert s, Stevens, works
up 100000 pounds OF American Wool per annum,
makes market for at least 100000 worth of
Provisions, Fuel, and other Farm Produce, and
secures employment and pay 10 hundreds who
lacked both in 1872. Thsresidue Of The old ruined
Company's works are now equally active and
thrifty, having passed into the hands of the Otis
Company.-Whe did ever the breaking down
of Protection do as much fo; Labor and the in.
crease Of National wealth and well.being Ill
you are in the City, look in on Mess!s. G. & SIS
goods at the Far.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09
Connec,icut Town Elections.

A Specimen Of ;rh4tis to come in Eover1ter
The Town Elections ia 2 good part ot Con.
neclicut cok pl4oo on MONDAY The result, 50
lar as we have heard ia glono1s, ensur;pg ct
least 5000 majority f,r Clay in November.
Here are the details:
Waterbury, 50 Wing maj. a full vote
MEddlsts~n, 46 Wing uaj. In April, so
Loco.
Durdon:. IA Wing maj. Las. Spring Loco.
Cheshire, 10 sshig laaj. Las: Spring Loco.
seutd;agtor, Wig. Last Spring Loco.
S9ath,Bsanfora, Whg maj. In April 81
Loco.
.soutlbary Wing. Last Spring maj. Loco.
Nqugatuck, 30 Loco New town, from Wa
tetbury.) Tic two gave Whig in April.
MiddleJury, Wing, as usual.
Litebfeid, Loco by maj. Last Spring "a.
Haruinton, Wing, as usual.
Berlin, Wing s mai, Last Spring Loco By 10.
Bristol, Wing, as usual.
plymouth, Wing, as usual.
Pennington, Wing. Last Spring l3 Loco.
Madison, Wing 50 maj. Last Spring 10.
Guilford Board divided, but Wing maj Last
Spring "A Loco,
Cl,a.cn, Wing as usual.
Branford, Board divided. In April Il Loco.
Meriden, Loco by maj. In April % Loco.
Wings Of NEw.JERsEY! Mark the example.
Push On our column
Correspondence OF TIE Tribune.
alIDDLETowS. Oct. :. 1874.
We are just holding our election for Town
Officers, and the Wings ere successful for the
first time for many years. We have carried every
thing before US SO fer by maorities of from 40 to
100, and are still voting.
When we consider that this town has always
been claimed by the Locos, and that it IS the
third Or fourth town in point Of size ia the State
this victory is well worthy ofthree cheers. Veri-
y The Wings arc rising.
Middle,cwn gave so L1co majority last April
Correspondence of Ttc Tribune.
NORWICH. Conn. NJ ndGy eve O-t. :.
Ii is with much pleasure | am enabled TO in.
form you, in conclusion, that ouT 7o,0n Election,
which occurred his dag, has resulted in such an
overwhelming defeat Of tie Loco. Foco party as
has not beer known here for meny years. You
may set down old Norwich as sure for Clay and
Frelinghuysen in November next by from $50 to
300 majority. Mark it.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

u JosErH S. PlrMAS has assumed the edi.
torshiP of the Providence Transcript, daily
Wing paper of decided ability.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09
conr c.,,nd.r Th,. D,x.

SurERIoR CouRr.-Nos. 29. 81, 3S, 80, L., IS,
a. 49, 80. A.. IS, so, 81 s., 50, 81
CiRcrIr CouKr.-Nos. % so, 3, -, 81, %, 80,
95 e8. go, 100, lO2. Is 3, -. 80.
Common PLEAs-Nas. s, H. 49, So. 3, 26 no.
50, 69. 50, - - 55, 70. 80.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

D The Washington Globe denies that the issu-
ing of double Prospectvses from its Office, one OF
them ferociously denouncing the present Tariff,
the othe; entirely silent The subject was an act
OF the Editors. Blu, it does not and canno. deny
that It's PfosPsciusss literally circulated in Penn
sylyanic. under The frank OF Hon. B. A. Bdleck,
NJ. c. were Minus the attack on the Tariff: il
has no. denied that these were printed at the
Globe Office. is denial, therefore, amounts only
to ths-thet the deception was suggested b.
Mr. Eiolack, and not by the Editors. wha,
does that amount 10 We have circulated thou.
sands OF Prospectuses OF the Clay Tribune, and
nobody hos ,oentsd them altered tor any quarter
Of he Enion
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

D5- GRAND AaiLY HOLIDAY ut the American Museum.
Exhibiting uI-solying Views, Automnon Figures. Model Us
chinery. NJ Samueis the Wizard Of the North. and Ea
performances Ct ard nall rasfP NJ hy Cole and MS ~.
WesteHs, and 0hefsa ii for wenty five cents. Leie'N
lover Of novelty read the Museum bill. nnd 20.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09
UhtE.
Northumberland.

The Baltimore Patriot of Saturday has full re.
turns from every County in the State. The vote
for Governor is-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

DIS PsEyo>r..SY.-Ihe iern ior "hich ih's
person wa ifapris3acd * ssd on THURSDAY hist
H. is sn i-tsiaed. however, Tor iGe ron.P 'Smeat
Of rhe fns and costs in his ease. itwi.i BE- rem.m-
Lsrsd that in addition 20 one years mP'i>oainrni.
he was sentenced 70 pay ioe o: thousand iei-
lars. for being concerned n the rosbe'y at Cna'is
lSf L5...- G.z.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

B II Plum at the Opera House tonight
This is very i1e piece, and was vel! received.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09
Loco-socc Ncminations

XXist Utsnict-Cherles Goodyear Of o .sego.
HXiid DiStrict-Stephen Strong of Tioga
Twga-Gideon o. Chase for Assembly.
SaratOga-Harvey Granger OF Saratoga, John
j. Gilchrist OF Charlton for Assembly.
Chcnango-Solomon s. Hall of Smyrna, Chas.
g. Miller of Smithy;lIe, and Joel Burdick of
Linckaen, for Assembly.
WeStchesfer Co.-Assembly: j. A. Constant,
Thomas R. Lee.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

p Do Mt forget Dempster's Concert tonight at
the Society Library. See advertisement.