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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-19
From the Florida Sentinel, of Nov.
Florida Election.

The following is the report of the Secretary OF
State OF the returns received up 10 the expiration of
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NeHy-Hnven Ircns.

NEwIAvES. CT. Nov. 18th, 1915.
This city is improving rapidly numerous splen-
did private residences are being erected in various
parts of the city. ST. Paul's Church is undergoing
extensive repairs and will be of the most beau
tiful Churches in New. England when finished
Yale College has large number Of students and ap-
pears 10 be fiourshing with every thing around it
President DAY has been sck for several days but hopes
are entertained that he will speedily recover His loss
would be severely felt by the Institution.
The Room OF the Society of Brothers in Unity
of the most gorgeousy finished Halls appropriated
10 such purpose 1t is worth journey to New Haven
20 see IT, The other Societies have splendid Halls also,
but this has been built for the express purpose and
all acknowledge that it eXcels everything OF the kind
hitherto seen in a Literary Institution.
The Law School under the direction OF Judge Dagget-
Judge Storrs and Isaac H. Townsend Esq is gaining in
popularity and in the number of students The vacancy
occasoned by the lamented death of Judge Hitchcock
it was feared could hardly be worhy filed but while
the friends of the Institution their loss they
ioce that il has been much aleviated in obtaining
worthy a successor TO SO excellent an Instructor
Some of the papers of this city making loud
plants about depredatons being committed during the
night 1t s to be hoped that these accounts are exag
gerated With lights in the streets and no police a
little liberty seems 10 be invited Not~lthshndlng all
complaints made there s probably place in the world
containing so large College otyoung men, with 30 little
restraint, where so little disorder prevails.
The only thing in New Haven that seems ogo backward
is Loco Focosm Last night the factions had regular
battle for the choice OF Delegates to the State Nomiu-
alng Convention At first the Old Iiunkers were sue
cessfu and chose one delegate The young ones, how
ever, rallied and conquered in the remainder of the
fight Ii may therefore properly be termed Ntr'ed Del
egatior.
Two steamboats, ply daily to and from this city leav-
ing New ork at e! o'clock, a. NJ. and New Haven at >
O'clock A NJ. There is also night boat 10 Newlia'en
every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evening. New:
Haven is pleasant place 10 visit even though the Old
elms stand naked and shivering in wntry wind The
dying year shows best advantage where tree and ur
ret Town and country together. The day boats
safe spacious and under excellent command. Their
names at strength 10 the voyaeeT The HERO
Capt PECK and the Champion, Capt STONE have an ap-
propriateness even in their
There elegant stores in this city which would
not disgrace Broadway, in New-iork. The drug
gss stores the dry goods stores the boot and shoe
the hat SC would be an ornament even to
the fines; in big village 1t might appear in
vidous at present to specify.
The Toon OF New Haven under the paternal care OF
that untiring ard faithful! Whig first selectmnn, Capt
Benz BEEcHER OF course the town affairs are managed
they should be. W. h. H.
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THE WHEREABOUTS OF TIRREL.-The BoScs
Authorities have received information which leads them
10 believe that Tirrell the murderer of Maria A. Bcs
ford is somewhere in the neghborhood Of Peekskll,
The story is probably boar.
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Our Lock is now at the Phenix Bank. Mr. Jones can
have in attempting to open it all the privileges had
to open his.
One object in this communication is 10 state that We
opened Jones's Lock at the Phenix Bank Tuesday
last and with the privileges Of the maker hold our
selves in readiness to do again. without putting the
Lock oft of order Another object is to caution Bank
crs against placing any confidence in the above cert
cate or any other spurious certificates obtained in the
same deceptive should they be introduced by
Mr. Jones to effect the sale OF his Lock hereafter
To prevent farther devices of this kind, we now pub
icy call upon Mr. Jones for the certificate he obtained
for our Lock from the Phenx Bank and also all other
certificates given for Lock in his possession and
if The demand is not promptly complied with, must
and shall in selfdefcrce gire Bankers and the public
more full exposition OF this matter hereafter and the
call their attention other articc and decep
ton Mr. Jones rcsor,ed 70 while employed by us as
Agent for Bank Lock We perfectly willing thar
Mr. Jones should las usuaD set his mark high but he
must no longer stand shoulders to reach it, For
the truth OF the above statement have the privilege of
referring N. C. Ogden Esqr Cashier Of the Phenix
Bank. DAY & NEWELL
Bank .ocksmlhs seq Broadway
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~ Efrc sets, fine Polished Steel.-Jlsi rec e.s
ano 'Jr SAFE very low 100 sets and beaitiu n.
fIe IRONS hnd Standards OF all quaaes, from - EEL 70
se- Aso COG! Hods Shoye.s, siilrrs, Pok-fs, &c
me uaHe WI! md II their examine theln ~
SAFE s!so al retail by NEWBOULD Russell.
no. liO tuton-st between Broadway and Nas'aus,-
ME !M- III Irinnr-..r. o. Etarll ,yacr and Glle!
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Cuntion-Imporrnnt TO Bankers.

~ Probably Bankers are that II. {. Jones OF
Newark y. J. not long since employed as Agent Tor
the sale of our Bank Locks and would here state,
that while active in that capacity he obtained commend
atory certificates from Banks he furnished for our Lock
and took the liberty OF having them given in his own
name and our Lock called Jones Lock- consequently our
Lock has been coniouuded with his that it is in many
places known only as Joncss Lock Mr.. Jones has re-
Gently obtained (in his name) from the Cashier OF
the Phenix Bank OF this city certificate for one OF our
Locks which he sold them in ISL, which reads as fol-
lows: PHENIX BANK, Oct I'm, lei2
certify that in the year ISL purchased OF H. Z.
Jones of Newark one OF his Bank Locks, which has
been in and has given entire satisfaction
have so much confidence in the Locks constructed by
Mr. Jones that have this day purchased another OF
them to put upon the Banking House md think 1t
perfect security against burglars or pickloeks
(Signed) n. q. OGDEN, Cashier.
The above certificate purportng to have been obtained
for Mr. Joness Lock- in fact given for Lock manu-
featured b. us and sold to the PheniX Bank by H. c.
Jones.
What confidence can be placed in the statements OF a
man that will resort such miserable alternative to
sell his Locks We leave (without commcnD for the
public to decide We would merely state however.
that recently opened with duplicate key at the Phe
nix Bank one of Joness two hundred and fifty dollar
Locks twice in less than ten minutes being locked
a different combination by the Cashef each tme-thus
showing concusvcy in his in every other instance.
that it cannot be against the maker opened
in the presence of the Cashier. and also
Messrs. John Parker. J. Common Smith
J. q Langwor:hy W. Whitmore
: Hoffman Jr
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CoSacNrTios AND LIVER CoMPLAiNr.-Sc nencA's Pi'
H!"h!c syrup IL recommended To the public tor the cured
the above diseases. IL has been many years and IN
ftPH SAFE and great success in curing patients which phy
caAs deemed ncurgbe, Is sufficient guarantee d Us
efficacy Its the Iy medicine that does not d -appon he
expectations OF the inva!if for whenever used the
patient Is sure to md relief The proprietor th Orisus
genuine Pulmonc syrup himself cured Ola conhrn
ed consumption after every other remedy had failed afd
mas published ior guide, pamphlet containing minute
Gescr pIrn o al forms o Consumption, Dyspepsia a1e
LAYER Complaint which he distributes grsrs The otl
Phcpe t9r te sale OF the original genuine Pulmonic s
where persons receive advice and have their Lungs e
thed WIN me Ste,hescope free charge. Office ho1'
ron unu! ii O'Clock A. VI. and roHl to o'clock r. D.
ease Dear IN mind that the subscriber the only pef.l
mar compounds the original genuine Pulmonc Syrap, ICE
sc oid original Indian recipe and AVOID dcceplopE
~ of ad'!ce, Pamphlets the old established Iejl'
a. 40 1 Cort!andst ]. II SCHENCk. My U
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r. Mr.. Marsh of VI aa, arrived in Washington
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fr The public hereby cautioned against tie pIlf-
device resored by certain Young man in using z,
name. have nothing 10 DO with him. has be any
.efest IN, or knowledge OF my business whatever LEE
base and puerle efforts though ordinarily HARMLESS eao1
are evidently Intended 10 false impression. -
require In That Respect sufficient notice put the an"a
on the.r guard against the Injurious consequences ~
uuns like deep uon. T. ). BEEKMAN 40, COrtlaEdsL
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From Texas.
Communicated for Tho Tribune.

CoRrus CHRISTI, TEXAS Oct Sd, l:45.
NJ Deay$Friend | have just time to write {,
line Capt. Sanders, Of the Engineers, returned TO-
day from his expedition He has been reconnoitet
ing the country for seventy miles distant in the
direction of Metamoras The two companies d
New. Orleans Volunteers which were mustered inc
service by Gen. Gaines leave TO morrow morning Il
the steamer Cincinnati Tor their homes tteir termd
service having expired. Gen. Taylor has receive:
discretionary authority 20 hut his command. It's
generally believed that he will do it the grorE
u at present occupies.
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A letter from Member of Assembly elect gives
us the first in,;mation OF calumny now atoat in
| n,lnrrnrc County VIZ
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I
, O'Clock yesterday a66o, of which many were ex
ernpt from jury duty by various and excused
Eleven hundred and fortyour were examined. Eight
Jurors have been obtained that is without Mr.. Conant-
The Judge stated yesterday that be cad received letter
from the physician of Mr. c. and thought he should be
discharged the decision respect it, by request
OF counsel prisoner has been postponed. The cost
to the County during the empanneling, nine days
has been about sl25 per day.
r. Henry Anderson, negro in Brooklyn, who
recently had part of his bitten of by William Jack
son. mas had attack Of lockjaw in consequence and
his life is despaired of Should he die Jackson will be
amenable charge OF manslaugher.
- 4 gentleman OF Brooklyn is said to have
ported thirty tons of onious England in the Fdelia
which sailed on Monday Accounts from Weathersfed
represent the inhabitants of that place in unusual
OF hilarity.
- The workmen are now building the walls OF
the Dry Dock in Navy Yard at Brooklyn. This dock
is calculated TO admit vessels Of the largest class al high
tide when the gates are shut and in and half
hours the whole OF the is pumped out, and The
vessel is LEFT high and dry. Vessels Of all sizes and
shapes raised with the greatest facility and TO ap
pearances this dock will the high antcpsons OF
the Government in the fulles, extent
The number of deaths last week was l76; 35
men, 50 women 50 boys, 81 girls. Eleven died OF the
small pox, which is more than usual
e On Saturday evening, as the South America
about leaving the wharf a. Albany. lle girl be-
longing of the passengers would doubtless have
been severely fatally hurt by the backing of
agans, her. had not gentleman. (whose
sorry not being able TO gve caught the girl in his
thereby sustaining severe injury himself by hav
ing his limbs crushed ina very serious The
gentleman conveyed to the Mansion House, where
he will be carefully attended 10.
II Herr Alexanders Experiments at Nblo's
FORM beyond precedent the wonderful entertain
have witnessed. and we do not wonder at
the tremendous audiences which nightly greet him He
unites such pleasing address his inexpcabIe powers
over the senses ,ha, fail OF being equally
pleased and amazed.
SCOTTISH GuARD.-The Annual Ball OF this COM
pany commanded By Capt. Castle, will be given a. Nib
los on the I'd OF December.
II We are happy to learn that arrangements
are being made to run regular line Of ferry from
the Battery TO Gowanus which will bring Greenwood
Cemetery tia. beautiful city Of the dead, within afsoea
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be needed,
:. That Government has nothing to do bat 10 pre-
vent crime is a Loco.Foco dogma, which Wings
utterly reject. We maintain that il s as proper TO
promote good as TO punish evil. Our Government
las done good by protecting the Industry OF
the countryside proofs are al around US, and pal.
pablo 20 all bu, The wilfully blind And why should
j, no, continue 10 DO so AS 10 European States,
the best Of them protecting and developing their
Industry Germany, France Belgium nearly all
bu, paralytc Portugal and bankrupt, decaying Hol-
land Englands new born love OF Free Trade Is
generally understood.
5 Those articles that we can make cheaper than
all other nations we might indeed reduce the duties
on; but to wha, end Suppose the duty were now
100 per cent and we were TO cut It down TO ~
who would be benefited by it Why disturb The
policy of the country for shadow? And five can
manufacture nearly everything cheaply (which
the Free Traders never discovered under low
Tariff what in taking Of the duties a, al !
Would it not. at best, resemble the Indian who
binds his prisoner 10 a tree and amuses himself by
throwing his tomahawk ali about the victims head,
to see how near he can come TO II and not hit II
If we can and will manufacture every thing SO
cheaply the Tariff gives security at least and
harms nobody. What do our Foreign Importing
Houses want the Tariff reduced for
.. L, is desirable tina, we fabricste for ourselves
all articles that can produce ruth little labor
as IS required 10 produce them eiseachere. The
nearer the producer and consumer are brought 10
each other the greater is the reward of Productive
( Labor; the less the abstraction from the general
avais OF Industry to detray the cost and wear OF
Transportation and Trade. SILK used 10 cost Europe
/ lis weight in gold while it was all brought from
| China and India; since il has been produced in
Europe, IL costs far less: will cost US less when
produce for ourselves than il does. Tea if the
Tea'shrub would grow here as well as in China
would not cost tea-drinkers near as much as i,
now does, though our tea-growers would receive
more than the Chinese now do These facts illus
trate general law.
Our space is exhausted When the Manuiac.
turers and other Producing classes become convinc-
ed that they have never understood their own in
terests uor bus,aess commend Them TO take coun-
sel OF the Journal Of Commerce
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NEPTUNE HOUSE,
NEW ROCHELLE LANIlUN(..

~ r. RICE begs inform his friends and the public gene
~. rally his house open receive transient
steady boader for the He feels grateful
favors he has heretofore received from his with
exertlons and which he has had Of
the best establishments III this he feels confidence
being able 10 entire satisfaction those who favor
him with their Having leased the above premises
ip term OF years and having greatly improved them during
the present season by erecting and building
nearly As large the former which divided
handsome and Of neatly fitted for
the accommodation OF families he peparedto make
ments with all those who seeking
IN the country His changes he begs the public
not and have not been high have been
all they will exceed other establishment
Quoted IN similar MIR. Julian well known
French and American cook has been engaged by Mr. r. for the
season that the OF every will be fully grated
and the table will all times be provided with the best the
market affords
Ia addition the regular ordinary O'Clock there will be
dinner provided the arrival Of the O'clock
during the mouths ofJuly and August substantial
dock has been built great
and faster steamboat the Croton equal which Capt Peck
has pledged himself this during season. The
Captain intends there shall be further complaint on this ac
court The public Will find in few days that the facilities of
travelling to and from this splendid aud mansion by land
water are not surpassed and that they will accommodate
business Of all classes.
myl2 Sta c. +, RICE
FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN VISITING
LONDON,
I'm business pleasure, accommodated during their
stay with pleasant and desirable home in the of
lady OF resecablity where they will with every attention
Apartments with private tables if preferred. Apply at
"a BURTON CRESCENT,
AGO lmErc Euston Square, London
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Medical Card,

10 u L . X M K X ISON,
NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 2olh Fulton street.
on all private Diseases which he without mercury
aint in diet pursuit Recent cases particularly onor-
fIs Of uRErHRA AZ. cured BY Dr.
NJ on improved principles without pain
The patient As the symptoms Of Structure analogous with
perenced Surgeons should be allowed
animation those affected with enlarged PROSTATE glands may
uf5 Xp
This Affection and the train Of evils resulting from de
cve habit in YOUTH inducing nocturnal emissions and ult
stating its original vgor. perfect guaranteed or no
BDr. NJ. holds communion with medical pretenders,
who claim to be Surgeons as he is perhaps the only qualified
dy,ertIsng Surgeon u the CITY, See his diplomas in his office
insure medicine and advice to any part Of the Union
Oce oss Ful,9a street near Greenwich, New York Open
rom A. NJ to 10 T. Nj, daily. AZ lmsrc
DCOO For the OF Gonorrha elects Structures and
analogous complaints Of the organ Of generation.
or all remedies yet discovered for the above complaints this
makes speedy and permanent cure without the least
sieon Diet drink change application to bu
We giveno long quacsh recommendations to deceive tho
public If the medicine does speak for ITSELF shall
speak for Our object is notify where it be had and
De brough, which The Mixture will effect rapid
Th.: disease unfortunately pervadss all ranks Of
here presented with remedy by which they them
selves without the least IN the shortest time pe.sib
Further the disease cannot be contracted dose OF the Mix
ture taken at tight on going to bed when exposed
II put in bottles with full directions accompanying it, at
81 bottle One bottle lasts week, which generally cures
ai"s sale al only o"y VIM no 100 Broadway corner Of
Jqn opposite franklin House Hsw York Mr. Barry corner
Smiths Ire Washington street. Boston; Canal street. New
Orleans; and % Nam street, Cincinnati. al imsrc
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morning, and the place has since been swarmins
with applicants for subordinate stations The work q
removal and appointment has not yet commenced as IN
as can ascertain Henry Horn the Collector has no
yet returned from Washington if he has he has no
yet shown himself the political Riato to wit in from
prominent appointments before entering upon the duties
his office.
The great race between Fashion and Peytona excies
interest in this city and bets are freely offered and
taAen upon the former Fashion is great favorte here
and her parzans are confident victory. Large
beTS OF our sporting people have gone to New York,
and crowds OF all classes viii be on In the FIVE o'clock line
10 witness the SPORT
Inc religious anniversaries among the Presby terians
an inns CITY commence tonight and viii continue for the
week
There Is great anxiety among the Episcopalans upon
the SUBJECT oil Bishop of this Diocese As SAID ON
former occasion, DR. Tying of this city, Dr. Bull, of
Chester and DIR. Upfeld of Pittsburg are prominent
candidates. and their friends active to secure triumph
IN the convention which meets here the Goth, in St
Andrews church. There is great struggle going
between the high and low church party with refer
to this vacancy.
Connor commences a engagement at the Arch street
Wednesday. lie Will perform for ten days, after
which he makes professions tour to the West The
drama Of the Wandering jew is now being perform
ed at this establishment and it is greatly applauded.
Vat the Chestnut the Fall of the KepChack is still
the carpet, with Yankee Hill in of his amusing
characters
At the Walnut, Scott Davenport Wheatey, and last
but greatest Jameson, continues to perform of
sterling plays.
he fakir of Ava closes tomorrow evening.
Wesh's National has closed, and the warm season
approaches may expect all these places give way
70 others OF lighter and cooler
certs, sc.
There revival in the stock market to-day and Sc
curlues were a shade better.
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CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARSAPA-
RILLA, GENTIAN AND SASSAFRAS,
Medical Advice,

DOET0N LAMEhIl Is still conhdsnsaly consulted at his
all diseases Of delicate his treatment being mild and
udcious requires neither mercury restraint In diet hin.
days. -
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL arr
from frequent indulgence Of the passions Of ndiscet
youth and thereby causing nightly emissions and eventually
object being restore the system mentally and bodily to that
state Of vigor nature originally designed
STRUCTURES disease frequently existing without the pa
Of uninsd penders and sometimes by the NEGLECT
of the parties themselves by the Dr. eecualy cured with
pain or inconvenience.
The Doctor being Of the few qualified advertising Surgeons
IN the CITY perfect cure OF no charge made Let
dicne with advice sent any Of the United States
Office g. Gold street. Open from A. NJ to 9 p. NJ
Va tun&r
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medical Caro-.

DQCToR FAWpCE ,, Of 1886 Eiton street. New York
Edn9urg and Graduate Of the Jefferson Medical College o.
subjects, yzMatrimony, Impotcncy and Sterliy anato
mically physioogcaly and medically explained with com
pcensye exposition OF the and modern treatment Of
Syphilis Secondary symptoms. Gonorhca Olss srcsurs.
Nocturnal Emissions all the arising from
pollution Doctor Fawcs continues his private consultat,ons
on the above mentioned diseases his long
tons Of the generative will yield to his mone o. IRE
without and without mer
cuIy Even when the procrsve enerss become torpid OF
parayzed from excessive indulgence or from
he will be able the 20 health and vgor er
distance enclosing 81 can have copy Of tne WORK
1875 Fulton street. Nav York myio imsfre