New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15

The following are the candidates for Congress in
the several Districts in this State
Oneida In the Field.

9th L. Long No candidate
Oneida in the Field.
The Wing County Convention held at Whites
boro on Thursday, nominated the following ticket
for Members of Assembly; BESJAMIS F. COOPER,
of Utica CHAUNcEy c. Cook, of Kirl land DANIEL
g. DoRRANcE, of Florence; Russell FULLER, OF
Steuben. The Convention was well attended. and
animated by the indomitablc spirit which has
ever distinguished the Wings of Oneida. The candid
aies presented arc men who will receive the united
and vigorous support of the VIII ole party, and we
hope and trust th1 they will be triumphantly elected
Mass TEMPERANCE MEETI No.-The General
Temperance Council have made arrangements for
another grand demonstration on Monday this eve
ming, at Washington Parade Gj ound Mr. A. {.
Flanagan will preside. We are informed that seve-
raj prominent Temperance advocates will address the
audience in addition to which lumber Of gentlemen
will be present who will enliven tn occasion by singing
variety of songs. These meeting have done, and are
calculated do power of good At the last meeting of
this kind Isl signers We're obtane to the pledge Let
there be grand rally this evening. and show the enemies
OF equal legislation that you Owed TO have justice
done to the excluded ciy.
GREENS CoSrEssIoS.-Orr Troy correspondent
writes us:
IL have and read the confession of Green, the
murderer of his wife. 1t is copyrighted and will be
published next Tuesday 1t corresponds amos, exact
y with the statement iurn shed you 1t adds but two
other facts and explains his motive tor doing the deed"
FIRST PAoE-Wisconsin Phalsnx New Publications
Christ the Cross Seec ions from the last number o
Punch, &c
FOURTH PAGr-Money and Marine News; Lists Of Let
tiers at the City and Despatch Postofices-
"a Labor in NewYoGk, No. XIV The Printers
Again-may be found on orr First Page
FROM BERNuDA-By the brigantine Falcon we
have received papers from Bermuda to tue 9Th inst
elusive The bs,quc Cou ntess OF Durham. from St DO.
minsc to Liverpool put ao the port OF Ha hilton on the
Is; the csptsn and part of the crew sick They were
recovering. Nothing fr.r,her of interest
10 From Cartha gena by the brig Tim Shan
ter, Capt Allen, earn that the Canal intended to con-
meet csr,hagena Will Bogoi is in fair way to be COM
ple'cd by next spri ng.
20 We have received Havana papers to the Sd
inst by the ship idelade Capt Adams at this Port
The same date reached SATURDAY by the VIM Han
cock, at Charleston.
~ The latest Cincinnati papers filed with
minute details Of dreadful battle betty veen our troops
and the Mexicans They state the los.' of the Amer
cans at killed and 10 wounded-of III c Mexicans -
killed and lSe wounded
" The Association of the Deen ders of Bali.
more visited Washington on Friday. and were a, the
WINE House, where the President made a speech to
men, Ihcy visited Mrs. Madison also. Alter dinner
they returned home.
~ w e have received a peach from Mr. Van
Wssoner's garden In Paterson which measures ten
inches in circumference The is yet young and has
heavy cropsome still larger than the one we received
~ Our readers viii reco,ect that in Nav las, the
large and elegant establishment Of Messrs Barker
Towle, No. II CsherJesi filed with rich and valuable
goods was destroyed by FIRE They have since rrss,c
their store in STYLE far srpass in beauty and conven
ence any we have and their full stock OF new and
''eh goods we tan assure our patrons worthy of all
s''enuon We were well paid for our trouble in call
ing upon them and examining their ditfersst depart
as also IN the pains taken by each clerk 20 exhibit
"a His department all attention and politeness
RAILROAD AccIDENr.-The four O'Clock train
sons Fast yesterday morning of the track at the
unout four miles from this village some scoundrel
changed the switch in the night The train ran
inrsugh the earth for six or eight rods before
u was stopped No one was hurt N>'N'
~ ms morning the train fronsl)tlca when in IN. .r.,,
80. nos o. Rome, horse and VIZ. ,brown ~
Inn, % me passengers bruised by the oncnssor
r% ,,s' were seriously injured. Syracuse Journal.
L5ca Minister rSSy last the chevaer aspa Joze de
.e SeS'ey OF State TO the Presiden, ~ N i,n;,3
1n.,s 10 h new capacity of Envoy Exs"r al .ry and
Ill from the Court Of Fra, m The
most courteous salutstions were excbsnes ss ~.
President and the Minister and the kind en- NJ. h.a @
pressed IN the name Of their respective COUNT -. Tor
between he nsS s.ses s snS which