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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-19
Ry This Mornings Mail.

rsox THE RIVER PLATE--Ws are Ia
dsb,ed 10 the politeness OF Captain WIN. D WEDGE
,hs b,ig Amazon, at ihispori from buenos a!fes'
for the follow ing information: 49,
tn. Amazon left Buenos Ayres on the Ism o.
,,,r-,st Hides were high, and the supplies o, Inc
cI Fr,rn the oorts on the North SIDE OF tne n''ef
pIs,s vrs,s mi Cd almost entirely in consequences
of the Garlic having been driven back INTO the me
rior bv Rivisra's troops TO prevent supPnes .G, ~.
reaching Oribe's army, when SUI hiain'AiNeu AZ
position outside of Montevldeo;
On the Ia, Of August the Flour that had been IN
hond AZ Buenos Ayres wss allowed TO be exported
10 all porrs not in possession Of the enemy on pay
ment OF y per cent. transit duty
About Is 900 bbls. OF American Flour which mao
beep locked up for about year, were SOLD al aoou,
81 silver. and exported 10 Banda onentai ana ell
places on the rivers Uruguay aEo fsfana' ou' ITee
sdr,itt.d for consumption al BueRos Ayres- ms
snonnt Of Flour. although sold and OF bad quality,
Will diminish the demand for new arrivals.
admiral Brown who has been commanding the
ar.snt;r- Squadron. has retired and Capt Antho-
~ roll n naive of Spain. has been appointed IN
hi. place. with the rank OF Commodore. II y un-
derstood 10 be the intention o. the Algentin1 ooN
erneu, 10 declare the port OF Monievideo 10 pe un.
der stric; blockade by sea, which must acceela.e
~ All This measure will much interfere with
American Commerce, as the principa! articles iand-
ed there now are -four and provisions OF the pro-
ducron of the United States, for which there Is no
demand a, Buenos Ayres. Vessels ordered on
must, therefore, make losing VOYAGES.
The army of the city Of Monte-ideo was IN avery
weak state. Gen. Paz, the only General in whom
any confidence could be placed, had proceeded. 10
Rio anso with the hope Of FroeenE o aTos
bIs Rrazil would be divided into hall dozen new
Republics The moment war commenced, and this is
well understood at Rio de Janeiro BY. the Govern,
ment, Gen. Riviera was on the confines OF brazil ~,
down al about 1000, and tina, OF Gen. Oribe at
$4,000.
The provinces of the Argentine Confederation
were quiet, and brisk trade was being carried 2, oo
with tne provinces Of Mendoza, Tucuman and Cor
doya. The amount of duties collected al the Gus.
tom Hourse during the last year exceeded that OF
any year since the formation of the Republic ano
the country was prosperous.
The q. s. ship Boston, Commander Pendsrgast,
was a, Monteyideo on the 18th August.
Bait. Amer. yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-19
IF it, errors
Msjor1.ies for sAanh.
ARGUS Official,

We believe the Argus's majorities for Skunk
in Greene, Elk, Carbon, Potter, Susquehanna
and venango have yet to undergo similar salu-
tary operation, reducing his clear majority IN the
State below 4,500. In other words, Skunk,
while receiving many Wing votes, is elected by
majority less than the number Of Wing pOters
,oho hare been led of by Abolition. We lose
1000 on this ground in the three Counties Of
Washington, Beaver and Mercer, by which de-
fiction we lose the Assembly and probably the
Mercer Congressman.
The Argus claims So to SO in the new Assem-
bly,, when the truth is 81 Loco, al Wing, Ma
tive. 1t classes the Congressman elect 10
Democrats, Wings, 2 Natives, | doubtful
The truth is, 10 Locos, 10 Wings, Natives.
Andrew Stewart, who is the Argus's doubtful,
is reelected by l42 majority, which is more than
the District ever gave for Congress before; and
JosErH BuFFINGroN, who is presumed by the Az
gus to be beaten in the Armstrong District, is
also reelected ESQ says the Loco Foco Brookvilc
lief. Coz 'Jeffersonan before u.s. by 81 ma
iorty. Had there been such coalition between
the Wings and Natives as the Argus asserts we
should have had still another in place of Charles
J. Iarersoll, who Is reelected il the face of 300
majority against him. Almost every where The
Wing Congressman run ahead of Markle, and
there IS clear majority of thousands against
the Lgeo. Foco candidates for Congress through
out the State.
So much for nsylvania-for twenty years
the strong hold OF our opponents at State EIec-
tons. 1t gave Porter $4,000 majority in 1S+l
and the LEGO Canal Commissioner 1881 last
year, when we carried l3 of the "a Congressman
Now our opponents have something like 1850
and they call it glorious victory!
Whoever will turn to q ile OF The Log
Cuba, No. 90, Oct. "a, ls40 Will FIND there thu
vote of Pa by Counties for Congress in that year
and the Loco majority stated-4,775. ltis now
less than that on Governor, with fer heavier
vote--less Than nothing eli Congress. We are
i!sure tina. the Wing prospect of carrying the
State is better now than AT this time II 1910.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-19

rA Subscriber inquiries whether Martin ,o, az
Buren, opposed the War with Great Britain N ia,-
We believe Dir. V 3. with most of the Repuoi'eaa n
party Of this sn'e was avsrss the ps9l a6 ,hs
Wa. ~. s' three we thiak, OF the Members of
Congress from this State voted in favor Of declaring
War. though as many 10 or IL were OF S the
Democratic party. Mr. Van Buren, was IN .ns o.s.e
senate. and was an early, ardent effective ao.oes.e
o. D Madison He voted Tor the Cliatonian
SECTORS ?, the last So far he was acting With
80 Who were opposed 10 the War, as Clinton was
u. .o supported as the Pesce' candidate AZ
- Madison had been reelected over Clinton, Mr..
Van Buren, was very active and decided in support
ofrbe War; we do no, know that he hsd been dis
tinc,y otherwise before, except so lar as opposing
Madison and supporting Clinton sor President
mig ht argue opposition to the War.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-19

THE SWISS BELL RINGERS AT RUTGERS INsTI-
TUrE.-This unique and interesting band OF Min
sels give their last Concert at the Rutgers insti-
tute this evening, and leave for Boston on Monday
morning. Their music is OF the most thrilling and
pleasing character being made entirely by a great
variety of common hand bells, which are managed
with the most surprising dexterity by the company,
whose costume, which is purely Swiss, and general
appearance are as novel as their performances. As
this is the last opportunity Of hearing them prior to
their departure, those who have not heard them
should 10y all means do so this evening, and the
friends OF the Institute particularly will doubtless
see that they have full house. They are to be
accompanied by that wonderful Vioiiniat, Mons.
Canterbeck,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-19

The following sentences were pronounced by the
Court.
Edward EI!en. convicted b. confession OF stealing 500
ancs from the took OF SOn.ts Rsfo'y IN Nassau 81 was
'ee Esss % ID NE Stase frton ios , yeas
s.ua i.ooie,seI WIN me coIofec Coca OF me
Ssea W. Sas p,s'.oSsy -
- Gen ,,. ~ s,e ~ a,-A 49,,
49,, 49, w years Inc COOK poey, was sentenced n -e
aug sss ss,in.
mueh blood low Oy his brutal coGdac, Sne
was conhned 70 her eec fo some time trs the Effects OF II
Only esue n assigned Tor n conduct w5s that 'he did not
:.ncsS - ths p, pe ~ nm: foond sui7 anc sen'
'etI I " y -ne 'eItenttuy iot Q In1Stas
Nnaioefs ano aines a4oeItson Jointy
~ ISL s sp F hgJos; g'tnoS. EesGse q. me
con;ei md asntencs ssi.ri ,i SuLy WHICH was re-
ioss,,S 20, H. IcaiSs -. ,T :
'0SeP' !iot, iNoio'eui was uieo on 4 charge oi
on the h OF August she property OF Jacob Bnrcksrho
Jr and Others, valued 81 S3J he accused arrested
officer an asset with al the stolen property his posses
sion. IhejuTy convicted nun ana ne was sea,suced
State Prison for 5,sars He had but ,hes, SINCE Left
mat place. having se'ta On. ms e n ot IKE offence
Henry Leonafu, u "sNeE atH osilnS seaung mouse
Nassau street. pleaded guilty TO an Indictment for grand
s;ealins sac from gentleman who is his wallet
fne ue a. 90 ~ m MAJ y sno '@T uG 20,
Anow .ii' !. va u =, - t,,;sor - o ing 1outt
nm, ~ 80 s r,,- -, ~ NJ
WIN oe "S-e ~ '.O A-AeN 80 p"' '' SN'.AS 1''''
ShalieS Dto"u, leooieuI ~aS u'eu WI 'oiSefY III
the second degree having on ed OF as passed
counterfeit 50 bill on the Farmer BANK oil l2raugrS Co.
knowins he spurious He had changed payment TOT
some glasses oil anoI 10 ochsas Noonan - 0iahgs street
The setenfsr o! gay nnoweese .na me o was spurious
was mol fully proved lhe Jpfy aet absence
coud hos azfee anu were e,sSiaise, ~
More SeEtenceS.-George w. Roth, convicted Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-19
Police Office.

A female named Catharine Hays was fully CON-
med for picking the pocket of Thomas Blunt 3S Water
last evening. of his wallet containing IS.
Thomas Costello was arrested and fully comHit-
ted for stealing watch worth $40 from Andrew Smith,
ID Monroe ST,
This morning, very serious alteration occurred
at OF Fulton-st and Broadway which will IN Al
probability result fatally app that two men named I'd
ward Welsh and Eugene AcCatieGy met each ohef WORD.
ensued when the latter drew knife the former nnd IN
hcied very dangerous wound the abdomen Welsh was
the Hospital and but gh hopes are entertained
recovery McCuery has been arrested and committed
TO un,wer.
Mary Ann Haggerty, only discharged this morn
ing by tbs Court Of Special Sessions again arrested Tor
stealing pairs of boots worth So from the store of Wilson
J. 20. la2 Chatham st. Committed 70 apsWer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-19

LATER FROM THE PACIFIC OcEN.-The brig
Phillip Hone, Capt. Perry, brings dates from
Valparaiso to the TIN July and from Coquimbo
still later. She brings no news of Importance,
Business was very dull. Capt. Perry says that
he did not see one American vessel OF war while
on the West Coast of South America. There
were no whaIers at Coqumbo when the Phillip
Hnne left
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-19

Gov. SLtDE's MEssAoE.-The Message OF Gov.
Siade, Of Vermont. is very lo1g-a great deal too
icn.-oat it ia exceedingly ab!e and contains msn,
iSlpo!taur suggzstors. The leading topics arr -
Education a Geological survey of ne STATE; C-u-
~; Spirit Licenses; she As YUM Ter the Insane -
these, Of matters for State legislation, occupying
little Than half the document In rel-tion 10 the
general policy Of the Countrywide Tariff; the Pub
| lie Lands; the ANNEXATION Of Texas; and Slavery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-19
Loco-Foco No,ninstions

Third Senate Distriet-Ds. John P. Beck
man. OF Columbia, for Senator
Kings Co,--Assenbly: William BulbanL
Brooklyn, Henry D. Woodwo,th, Bushwick.
Ontario Co.--Assembly: Oliver Phelps O
Canandaigua, Lucius Warner, Of Ssnecs, ant
Harry Smith, OF Richmond.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-19
Old Ontario,

IsRaEL HUNTINGTON Of Seneca, ALvAH WoR-
Den of Canandaigua, and TIMOTHY BusL OF East
Bloomfield, arc the Wing candidates for Assem-
bly,. We are well assured Of an old.fashioned
majority in unfaliering Ontario.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-19

~ HENRY z. HAYNER OF Rensselaer,
Co. is the Wing candidate for Senator in the
Third Distr;ct-an able and popular man, who
viii poll full party vote. We do not despair Of
his elaction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-19
ny- Remarkable euro of Consumption and Liver Con

plant. g. >,,Li,, .,r .,,,,... "a. .r,,;,,a. ,
zee sed me Of consumption and Liver Compliant ser iuf
rns for is years and the former but iSask Gcd am vel
a.G did The cure hope every body aborns under eor,up
ton and liver compnin, will get tnn s,sat me,ielne
To ha mad yenuius only Of j. II. MO- ELEY
~ q John ares
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-19
Delaware carntr.

The Wings have nominated GEORGE THoMs.
SON OF Andes and john MDoSALp of Kortright
for Assembly. We hear that they arc working
just as hard as though they meant to carry their
candidates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-19

acc,,rx--A, the steamer Music va, leaving
pisons,n;nr. on her way down from Baton Rouge
on me 7 Instant, the gun was fred and al the mo-
mat Of 6rins Dir. \. G. SaIhsrn. Who had stepped
asbors 10 speak 10 friend, Jumped On board uime-
iiaieiy before the gur and received tbs contents OF
the gun in his breast. Itwas reported that ne had
died from the wounds. Mr. s. was one OF the dele
gates 10 the Baton ROUGE Wing Convrntlon from
Assumption. n. ". Pray une, Oct.1U,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-19
Central Clay COMMITTEES,

~ Alta meeting of the Conmittee hea this day, wss
RksveS That accept the invitation OF the Eodn: Msas
Clay Club Of BsooS 20 attend the preposel Mas Meeting
at Fort Green toe h inst; aud recommend to the
nous Clay Clubs and AseeisoGs OF this make the
csssary aranssuens nr with Brooklyn brethren
spon the occ4lien, --tExtlsct iron ,he miruic.l
JOHN I. DODGE, ts.
alSS JOHN I. LOkTNlS SeSleSsieA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-19
nsrkets-Cardui!y rsp0rt1et0r ~ 1rs rs

1-hs,e are not great many iu tss IA, ss4
ASIlhnsnd j. rood. Pearls are ;.2s. With ~
ps. with sa!es 100 bbs Pres are 'sss s tsss
COITON-Tbere /. .air enquirJ lo-tsI esaass
80 .,s m, age TIE market renais ~ snprnsrt, y
Tbs aa,setoo; reach 10, 10 , sH ~ !, e ::
poss nae. ln Scot, are 10 s2 bales ui ~ vos Ia
last ,esr The exports this yeot from n, - s.sf osafs
5sIes again, 40 slt yer. and ssIs,
pL1Ss od ASy aaa reeei'sS to =. s ~.
W fresh Gsne.e. at . sois sse, tPsI s se.
Buyers Eowerer do not ssss hoil 1e =, isx.
Sss MD. I from sor. al ". feusd ono a.
4s1f. hlieh. AMI ONO s;i2 s.oe,dnfy ~. sntes
gsis Zoo III Troy made a: +sis he "a Z:
sale Of 30 b5. .ouf New Georseopp "a :, ~,
is sys Flour s b s. Sor,s RIVE tst ss
Il ssss ssssd 81 s sss - "a :i
ss + Dcs DSi, and LIS Per s~t. shia 0'
u ceRh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-19
10. Grand Rally for Clay ana Freling-
huYxsn ON "Wednesday, 30th October.-Tbe

undersigned Presidents the Clay Clubs and Akciatons OF
NswYork, pursuant Recommendation 81 tho Centrally
Committee give noticsto the Democratic Wigs and Gay
Men OF their respective sections that last iand psmon
satoa before Presidential Election. will take place 10 This
Ctty on Wednesday, the Goth day of October, IN which 1t
expected those of nil who In favor oi Tam
for Protection to American Lhbot end Amscsn interests
nod hbc honest advocate ~ Sos put
and interests, HENRY CLAY will he expected TO take
active Dart The Clay Clubs AMI Whg Asocisuons
or New York, with the Trades and Industrial Aso
cratioas requested tn proceed with their arrangements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-19

e Business men in this quarter are directed TO
the Gard of Messrs. CHAPMAN 81 MILLER, law
yers, Detroit. We believe all business entrusted TO
them will be faithfully and punctuay attended to.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-19

A. wasting Of the Democratic Wing Young
~ $3.50 rowm;,ts, held at the Broadway House on
the IsS Instant was sesysd , nn9 s se
Commttee 10 confer with the Central Clay
ommse IN making suitable i0r ahe I nsT,
Hs IL @ nm, nimousy accepted and Commsttee OF Five
APPOINTED The following Resolution was proposed ana
aoop'ar,3 Tbnt,be Democratic Wing Young Men Of the
Civ and County of New York be nvtedto lend ts ed ana
nnoort 10 their brother Wings OF tbs City doo Couny IN
ou he Of the Grand Mass Be=tng and RIO
esaion Of The Both October p:tr,I oD,u.v rh,;r,,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-19
Superior Court.

Before Judge OAKLEY.
Saul Alley IL Co. VS.. Crafts Il Stell.-Acton 10
recover retained for charge Preferred
terday) Verdict for plaintiff, SCo3 ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-19

II The Wings OF hun,e1don, Warren, and the
neisheoring Counties of NEw.JrR:EY, are invited
TO a Mass Meeting Z, Nev-Hampt0a on the Sist
day Of this month. Able speakers will be present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-19

VI HERMAN D. GOULD OF Delaware Co
Ia the Wing candidate for Congress IN the Nh
Congress District, composed of Ulster and Della
ware. 1t is hard District, but If any Wing car
be elected in il, Mr.. Gould IS the man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-19

sgT The NEw-yoKK FLAG is the title of Il broad
side sheet compiled by Mechanic of this City, SET
ting forth some of the strong reasons why Henry
Clay should and James X. Polk should not be che
sen our mex, President. Its embellished with the
National Ensign, and intended TO be posted up III
public places. II is good sheet, costs little, ant
Wings should circulate it widely. For sale a, No
Astor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-19

WI. GRAHAM, leo Nassau-s,ree,, has sent
US pamphlet entitled Secret Instructions of the
J.sui,s; with an Appendix, containing short His
torical Account OF the Society OF the Jesuis, their
Msxins, the Jesuits' Oath, &c. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-19

BoARp1ye SCHOOL AT PouoHKEEPsIE.-We take
pleasure in calling attention 10 the advertisement OF
the Mansion Square Boarding School Tor girls al
Poughkeeps;e. taught by WV. P. GIBBONS and
CATHERINE ROBINSON and SISTERS. The writer
of this able from personal acquaintance and obser-
vation TO testify TO the eligible location oftne School
and 10 ID. eminent moral and intellectual quslhca-
tons of the Teachers. We certainly esteem this
School as among the very bes, OF lis class, and Tor-
thy Of extensive patronage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-19

THE OID SEA CArrAx-This is the title of
another of OLD HuMpsREY's' ininitable stories,
published BY RosERr CARTER, S. Canal street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-19

u The Brooklyn Eagle asserts that TIE
Tribune of yesterday has communication from
An American Citizen OF Irish iai,h, "appealing
TO the Adopted Citizens, as class, support the
1yhiss." Ne ere afraid tbs. the clergyman st
shs Eagle EJi,cf's Church does no, preach
arains. unuush as la;thiuiy as he ought to.
s-~ RE TcrfF will be diseased this day a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-19

ns svxxr's NERVE AND BosH LiSIarsr-A var,sisd
r,s Gar nil Rheumatic affections u gvs immediate relief
sIenghens weak limbs, extends contracted cotd. mem
bnnes takes down swelnss. and removes nfammaou hon
bruises and sprans.
ruf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-19
From Canton pirect.

The ship Robert Fulton, Capt. DTnker, az
rived Yesterday from Canton IN III Gays. we
extract from the Hong Kong Register the iol-
lowing items:
An ordinance has been passed to protect oesti,
tnte seamen and other persons In 'he Colony Q.
Hong Kong, and to prevent masters Oh mescnens l
vessels and others from leaving eesmen aho
other persons IN e destitute state IN .ne coton!'
under penalty of 600 for each oIence.
The Robert Fulton touched At ST. Helena out
there vas nothing Of any interest there; Inc
chin Cvntbea was in Port; she reports having
seen the wreck of the ship Oonooiiei IL ''-e
Straits of Faslas.
CHINESE PsE7rsa.-The Chinese have always
dome their printing on the stereotype SYSTEM
never using separate types. Inc hesis'si Il i''
lation 10 this subject says;
the Chinese will abandon thsi sLe5 ,e :,
TEN ind adopt that Of ovesbe acnus Of old
sns we have with CUTIE me
period IN which they were for the ms. M tSst tbey
,fsied The most desire tn adopt mem n1 ~ s
ed The sr OF engaes'ns a. anp more practically and
more cheeuly than the TUES nave h, nnoton,
e.in n s he friendly n;ercourse which likely TO
M between the ms; Ingenious arg me ne. ..
s,ic. and the European mind The stationary character
& bas 80 long marked people of China there IS every
WILL ~ believe will be broken by the contemplation OF
models of excellence, and we think many yesFs VIII
- before the Chinese adopt the European mode OF
and sci their kiui artisans 20 cut punches on STEEL
rb sha srpasS beauty every thing tnnt me Europeans
We. been able achieve. Possibly within less than
of century Canton may have III w lison and Fig
md Casou and fouG OF NAV become Is much IN
srt,ce of traffic in the Empire as they are II England
MARKETS.
CLSToy. March 3. ls+;;.
AMERICAN DoMTs1Ics AND DRILLs-Thsse goods have
advanced 10 price, and hear o. sses ct both 81 our
ouots,ons-say American Doneucs. 20 yards 2s'; Drills,
3 yards. % -, .;,,, ,.,,- -,-,L o-a, .,,,
nl,ed and sales are very difficult To effect:
IEAD-Prces remain uretered ana some snhii saeS fg
have been made at 50 al 81 mn ,,r MI,
SrIE-The-e are Canton about SO bales 81 satee
but The prices demanded BIZ tie Chinese are too high 10 ADMIT
of purchases beag made. -, II
1rA BL.cg-A chops OF Congo have been purchased
a. former rates IL Hungmuey Nnsyong and Ceps we also
ear of several the extent OF Goou, S pack
rses. .c IT,. s;,~ ,to ,vaaL
been In considerable chiefly 10 Hyson ETson
skins and Young Hysons There IS no Iwsnksy oil good
quality remaining and the stock OF Guapowdef and Imperial
Ifls Of Tea from Is, Oct 1873 e March 1874
were:
Congo. lbs, q 23 81 souchons. DO s. $50; Black Leaf
petne do 10Qs5 Pesoe do 363 SO: Orange Pekoe, DO
ga 35 Taper Do 39l 30 Bohea do. s.5-Tota e9 sls
s-9 ips TwankGy lbs 2l9 So; Young Hysnn DO lues
Sg5 Gunpowder do sig: lnperin do Az ~ Tyson
do 7sIIC6 Hyson Skin do. AZ 9; Sorts do aous'-Ioia
2s lbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-19
corr+ ca,sndar ,rh,s Dav.

SUPERIOR CoURT-Nos. 9. SO. 90, l9, SO, GO, 20,
II. "a, So. IL. 16, 4, IL. los, 50, g. leo, 80 g.
81, IL. 149, 81, IS.
crscu1r corRr.-Nos. ss, 90, 100, s, l7s, 81, s,
9, Al. IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-19

OBgRL1y COLLEGIATE INsrITUTE-The Annual
Catalogue OF the Officers and Students of this Inst
tuition is before US. The Institute embraces Theo
logical Department, College Department, Prepare
tory Department, and Female Department. Rev.
ASA MAHAS is the President, and Rev. c. G. Frs
sxT TIE Professor OF Theology. Beside these there
are ten Professorships one OF which only-thst CT
Sacred Rhetoric-is vacant There are also one
Assistant Principal, two Tutors, six Assistant
Teachers, and one Principal and one Assistant
Principal OF the Female Department. There are in
the Theological Department 30 Students; in the
College Department, al, OF whom % are females
in the Preparatory Department l59, of whom II are
females: 10 the Female Department proper 49,
Whole number Of males 90, of females 1873; total
number of Students $50. The Introduction of fe-
males into the Collegiate Department, and Their
CONSEQUENT initiation Into all The mysteries OF
CLASSICAL lore, is step in Popular Education which
has been taken in no other Institution.
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TThc Clay Tribune 70, the present week may
be h.a 4, our sk OF from New. Soys Pce two eeas
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II The wife OF the late Jonathan P. Cilley, OF
Maiae, died at Thonas,on on Tuesday last SIZE
has never fully recovered her health since The sheek
-aecas;oned by the news Of her husbands death, In
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G The BATTLE OF BusIxR Hill. at the COLISEUM.
CONES off this aItsrnoon ior families and sehoo Parents
and should IS indeed grand and SUD
lime and calculated the beat and most lasting irrpr
SOC upou The minds CT youth
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r The New-York Mu.eun Il always nunerously attend
ed by adie, and children the performances Saturday a.
boon. To Gay the entertainment n highly smu.p2 II
ern Soasz,e. be Bro'hes, Of Warssw. Miss Adair
Mas IsTne, pefiGrn. Also Il TIE evening with Larshlf