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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09
Tremendous Meteor.
Carolinian Office,

FAYETTEVILLE, N. ~ sept -
Editor ofde Mercury On Monday morning between
and o'clock most Of our citizens aroused from
their slunbers by the sound OF great explosion some
what resembling thunder Many awoke out OF their
sleep and thought that dreadful thunder gust was At
hand but on looking were much ssionshed to ind
a clear and serene sky
On stirring out In the morning. we found thht several
persons were acquainted with the cause which they
said was large Meteor. which rose much in the drec
ton Of sunrise and rapidly moved towards sunset II
appeared At fret says Of in0rmants about As
large A. A bushel measure and Increased IN magnitude
rapidly as il approached Just H. apparently passed
the limits OF the town burst into fragments with an
awful explosion, and was seen no Its whole pass
age did %, occupy half minute.
Many persons who this unusual sight &C xnowl
ed ged themselves frightened One gentleman who was
al his window the time declares il knocked him bae <
wards Ike electric shock. and created sensation
which bad not then ,oar or five hours aiierwards left
him
friend informs that while quietly sitting in his
Monday, about eleven or twelve o'clock, A VI
he heard explosion very similar
Yours truly, b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09
MARRIED.

Al Pitsbsrgh. on the lst inst by Rev. Doct herfcn.
Mr.. p ?. PRATT. Of the house OF : r. ffatt Co OF
Buffalo TO Mis-. PHOEBE eldest dau shter OF Lo.cns,
Esq OF the former place.
Al Cherry Valley 3D. Elias Brsman TO Catnsnne G b.
Ripley.
At Portsmouth. y. H. 4th inst, James Parry mama No
me ina a native OF the Sandwich Islands, 10 Mary.
daughter Of JOB l. Wentworth.
AiBrooklyn lh. Joseph McFarlsn to Mrs Liza Parker
1t Fort Plain, 2ith ult John Nickers to Cereney
Brumiceu.
At Canaohare. June Isl, Henry Countryman 10 liar
ret Anderson 3ist ui. Henry Nhyand 90 Mary hring
3d inst James p. Wilson 10 sarah 6. Wemp'c; jst ult
VIM +. Whiiemore. OF Pittsburgh, 20 Margaret Van
A-tine.
~ Buffalo lst Edward Russell 10 Mary Ann Mon
tague 2d. Hiram J. Howard % Diana NJ. Leveus, 80,
William Trip u BERTHE G. W. 70 Sarah Ann Beam
John Virgins 10 Ann McGregor William NJ pocley %
Mary Ann Msnary.
Al Cornwall " In ut Edward Jewei 20 Mrs. Edoiss
Bush. OF New Haven. Ct.
Al Jamestown. William Post. Of Newark \ }. 10 Su.
sauna Hazeliine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09
From Buenos Ayres.
Private Correspondence Com. for The Tribune.
Buxsos AYEZs June ., ls45

Private Correspondence Com for The Tribune
Buxsos AYsZS. June y, ls45-
Our political sky at this time looks very threaten
ing. This Government in the exercise OF Its BELL
gerent rights he's carried war entirely unpro-
voked on s part into the territories Of its enemy
and rival Montevideo The besieging Of that CITY,
and especially the blockading Of lis port by the B.
A fleet. is a serious interruption Of foreign com
mcrce. Monievideo in fact IL in the hands oi io'-
eieners. ana is defended entirely by foreign troops
ayans, the wishes of majority OF the people OF the
uroyince The English and French Courts have
each inst sent out new ministers ith the most friend
~ design Of mediating peace between the two
mowers al war each accompanied with a large mum
Der of resseis of c0r-to enforce peace, OF course
Our Minister offered his mediation between this
government and the English Minister before the
Frenchnan arrived aud was accepted by both par
ties FOR season every thing promised 10 terminate
amicaby-but since the frcnchman has arrived
every thing has changed and the story now IL that
this government has finally rejected their uiti-
raaiuIn These .atermcdcLng diciators make no
secret OF their determination 10 make peace by force
If force shall be found necessarynol that they care
straw for the evils Of any farther than as 1t
interrupts the sale Of English caicoes and bordeaux
wine ANY where else should look for the com
mencemen, of hostilities at once but here month
after month will probably clapse and things may re-
main az they are and yet ! should not be surPrs-
ed if our port was TO be blOckaded in single week.
Gen. Rosas il man OF undoubted talent, great
courage. aud nvincible decision and perseverance,
He has never been known to reccde from pos'ioh
he has once taken and in every conflict mas come
out first best The city may be injured greatly but
to conquer the county Is aa o oov Win he Were
.blc N maintain the honor and sovereignty OF the
country for whose dignity and independence he is
making noble stand
Meantime many of the foreigners here and espe
calIv the English, beginning TO fear and quake,
while we Americans happen TO stand on very good
terms with the powers that be In the event of any
trouble here our friends need feel no anxiety respect
inc US. the policy of this government always has
been to give the most ample protection TO foreign
ers assure you feel more secure here than |
could in Hartford.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09
Prom sehoharie-The Giiboa Amnesty.
Corfespondence u thc Albaay AI.I-'
.-....r.rtr 81 Il

ScHoHAsfE sept Z leiS
D1ar SIR II observed in the Argus, Re" days
sgo. a letter from Delhi signed : censurns me
authorizes q this County Tor entering into uesiy VIE
certain Ant Renters and observed sso one % tne
Evening Journal recommending the inmetiNe re-
mOvsl u ctr sher- i0r q participation n maj rals
action The following arr The facts in the case
Isl There were 10 men 1ker in l.Trie BY ne posse
ner va there any rfsist1ncs oj-st
ID The prisoners arrested By the Delaware posse were
pTva,e clEeus uldi-guisei. mos: Of them siendn.
Tncu arrested 20 their various syocar0us or travelling
the highway.
ID There were both AntRcniers and II Renters
among the prisoners taken
4-h Aicr their arrest. complaint being entered
against them. (becsu-e there offence with which
charge ihem) and after being detained namber u
DAYS from their business and families without exciting
any thing crminae them Il proposed 70 release
them on he conditions agreed % at G5oa which viii
be duly published.
9Th The sheriff DID participate N The release OF the
prisoners. ], done by the cour, At Glboa and ct
gems while the sheriff awaiting the order Of that
court and before reaching Gboa after being sent for
6,h The only and most prominent prisoner Who was
examined. and the only complained against could
n0' be identified As ever having appeared IN dlsguse
JvSrICE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09
From Delaware County.
Correspondence Of the Albany Atlas.
DELHI. Thursday eve. sept 1. .

DELHI. thursday eve. - p I, -.
GENTLEMEN: The Coroner and his Jury are still
hard work here. Since the date OF my asi. .srec
number oi witnesses has been before them Ouc-s WI
liam Eanning-tesr1ed that he had been an Anti. Rent
Committeeman mad taken the oath Of Office and had
sworn in large number of Indians and some lndan wo-
men, not indeed that they might be permitted - wear
calico aud bear this crusade s-ainsi their foes.
bur that they might be the honored dressmakers and Or
OF masks for their husbands sons or lovers
the brave heroes and lead 70 do battle IN the cause
Their oath enions perfect secresy all times and places
upon al matters Of Ambient interests.
Another lad about eighteen years OF age confessed be-
fore the jury that he disguised had borne arms in the IA
nous Dafe of -harysvle lss, spring. n the great gath
erng at indians the l5thot March last for the purpose
OF burun. this village and rescung the Indian prisoners
therein confined N the collection OF the Tribes to pre-
the Stewart sale for rent AZ many other less noia
bic occasions and finally ended his Indian warfare by ap
pesrng thus upon that long 70 oe remembered field where
under sheriff fell Eight prisoners were fully commit
ted yesedaytwO recognized 10 appear as witnesses and
to-day eight more have been committed. Tuesday
ing last and after the close Of my last the Roxbury de-
tschmcnt of horse sent In prisoners Yesterday
they sent IN two more to-day another. and today I'VE
came in and voluntarily delivered themselves up for ex
animation
The detachment out to make the date Of my
last st out the errend. II = very difficult
them the offenders have deserted their h9mcs
and i've in the mountains in caves and move about and
-ieaihily fed by friendly men and women living In
those parts Large sections Ot the country seem 70 De
depopulaed and ruined The amount Of suffering II Il
causing to women and children Is immense. detach
Of about 20 horse out yesterday and served
u distress warrants for Several and agents have
come in from abroad c0ec thar rants tb the aid Of
he military fbelicre Ill dofMiged push The c0lcc
tons fW all ore paid. This add to the heavy
rows and burdens already upon the tenants have it,
lie doubt that than thousand. two years ago pros
porous and happy this good County. now ruined
OF are on the road that end in ruin pecunarily
The military mostly in good health and spirits
have thousand things say but have time
night to do so as fear have already trespassed
Yours sc :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09
Violent and Destructive WhirIwind.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.


FA1surEGH SuHiraa Co. Y. sept 9Th ISIS.
One OF the most terrible and destructive whirl-
winds known in this part 0f the country passed
over the south west part of th- town on Tuesday.
the I'd day Of September, between the hours OF
and O'Clock 2 VI Il commenced its fury. carry
ing in its course ruin aud desolatOn at the house of
Rev Philip G. Bronze which il instantly leveled
with the ground. scattering The fragments in every
direction and literally covering the face OF the earth
with the ruins for several hundred yards around. 1t
commenced on the south corner Of the house. sub
sauiial frame building connected with log house.
The family consisting Of seven persons were either
in or close by the house az the time OF the caasiro
phc and. wonderful to tell. only one was injured.
The wife of Mr. Il. In attempting to escape was
Frustrated by the falling timbers and had four OF her
ribs broken One of the children. a small boy, was
in the cellar and although the house was torn from
liz foundation and the cellar wall partly demolished
he escaped without a wound. Another one near
the house saw the ruins flying IL all directions around
him. yet not one of the thousand pieces which filled
the air injured him. The scene cannot be depict
ed in all It's horrors fragments OF household fur
nituro. bedding aud wearing apparel lie scattered
IN all drections-one of the pieces OF timber killed
steer some distance from the house--some OF their
clothing was found at a distance OF hall mile, blown
through the woods torn in tatters. Thus IN an
instant has worthy family been left without home
shelter them and deprived Of the earnings OF years OF
hard and arduous labor The course of the devastating
element was eastward about half mile from Mr. Bromcs
It unrooied sawm and turning shop, destroying in its
impetuOus career every obstacle that opposed tides
troyng the crops fences and timber until reached the
dwelling house OF Mr. Isaac Gardner, two miles from
where commenced which II unroofed. tore down the
walls and demolished his outbudings one of which
carried the Neversink River nearly quarter
Of mile from where 1: seized it, We have heard OF no
farther damage. With all losses, have reason 20
be thankful that our lives have been spared through the
kindness of that mighty Power who rides upon the
whrlwind aud directs the storm. D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09
From the Delaware Express-Exirs-
steele's Pistol Found.-Importanf Evidence
The question as TO whether the "1ndians"
were fired upon not, unequivocaily settled
An Auti-Rent fabrication nailed.


The burihen OF the Anti Rent excuse for the muir
dercrs Of Steele has been that the Indians were act
Ing in sefdeience-that they were fired upon before
themselves dscharging a gun.
This fasehOod carried the lie upon lis iace-i0r
what man of sane mind would believe that four men
would fire upon gang OF 2GO disguised ruitsns
knowing that instant death would be their portoa The
thing IS too preposterous gain credenee IN me BRAN
Of any but silly fool The only evidence that either the
sheriff steele Edgeron Wright fred AZ AL heretofore
adduced L. that il thought eoic nred alter ne was
wounded. The others positively that ihey d not
fire their pistols at all
But the whole matter i now set al rest Inc young
that picked up steee's pistol was brought mere
last evening, and his testimony given before tne Cofo
ners jury shows concusiyey that ,ss ptsot Afa nor
been Pred az al Il Is sixbsrrel revolver and the boy
positively that shortly ser leaving the ground
when steele was murdered. be and bis companion eN
amlnei the pistol thai EVERY bdrrsl rus iosGed tiA
ofttf sir tubes hal cap and that ne and Ms CON
paniOn each fred u THREE TINES
In connection with this evidence, We give maj ci
Mcssrs EdgsTt0n. Wright and Judge Hstns"ay' mere
tOiore given before the Jury establishing me Tact ma
neither Edgeron's Wrigh,s pistol "as nTed a. 81
and appears TIA; Steele himself mistaken N sup
posing he had fred out his being useless rom nav
ins been shot through, added 70 the noise and sor o.
his savage m-rderers the confusion OF me hofrole
scene the firing Of ies BY The Indians. &c &c be -ap
posed be had fired his pistol when making 'ne eHoi 70
do so.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09

EXTRACTED PERFUMES AND SCENTED WArERs.-A
variety OF perfumes from al he sweetscented flowers
that adorn the earth by the female portion Of refined
society ever sought for Perfume.
" Like the gentle air Of Spring,
As from the mornings dewy flowers II comes
Full Of their fragrance and ii seems 10y
To nave il round US
In the sick chamber and 70 the invalid the fragrant
perfume brings remembrance Of green felds and
sunny towers calm and soothing 10 the mind. Extracts
Of GEuRLArS and LusIS and oil the most celebrated,
from all lowers can be obtained Al SANDS Co. 273
Broadway. corner Chsmbersst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09

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r,, sim. ID r,f.f.i, ou nf the system oos IN a,
twenty. four bodies oi The syrup. Nlca ie.. Is my 10
cas-, v.rs .ore ] t.i wess my appetite good. ~
iooi csici good and my bowels became regular; -ot
i..,ar to n.s strength I have WORKED hard my isru
an summer aud have iet very well. sNrtpt lite weak
s continue gaining strength and believe sha, In tine
s,t A. sirNnS - ever "as ~ - - - s-.us A.. N
seven yer, That have wvfscd On my iafh 20 maze M
Rand iet ina words are ia0' la ~ ivy 70 pspc'
proper de.cnpnei ~ we Mise An.y .'-N 'a = ~
have suffered tsys a.d weeks The most yoieal bodily
anguish ana Would tsA" stea' leas.'. t.,'nk no'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09
Whig Senatorial Convention.
With DrSrKicr-At Batavia on the % Of October.

To the Bdior Of The Tribune;
You have in your Editorial OF yesterday fallen into an
in representing that the head OF navigation on the
ontonsgon is from 30 to 50 miles from the shores Of
Lake Superior The first Rapid, and OF course the head
Of navigation. Is the distance Of from ls to Is miles
from the mouth Of that stream. The Silver and Cop
per Mining Company Of the oatonsgon Rapids based
upon location a, that point since the Silver veins have
been discovered has lately been organized by Simon
Msndiebsam' practice! miner who has long resided in
that region For the correctness Of this representation
you are referred to Col GIN Sanders. late Mineral
Agent, and by correcting the mistake you viii do justice
10 others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09

u most blessed, strange. astounding and uifacn Gus
Invention 10 cuianeous -r1DOns and clear DARK sl
burnt yellow discoored and ehapped tender and % ef
sxin- Itny-ay, there many-wno have been en~aro
With Lra-h. and therefore thnx t- powers OF ts srfno
Jones. soap are exaggerated let such give Il tar tfA-
It's indeed The most snglary woaderiuAy curative pre-
pare0n made u al ski1 diseases 70 iac seisotn
never fails In curing pnpe- oOtc1e- ifecstes m nor
phew salt rheum, servy, erysP-lAs, baroers ien' fnz
worms old sores, and sore heads.
But mind, . Jouess soap has done, ana .lai ens.s
ss cures Get Il now here ese IN this Ciy lof you VIII be
swindled co1nerf- BAT AZ Ine sgn vi NE American
Eagle 9! Chathsn-sL " l. or !Ss u.lon-sl brooklyn
nnt unless you gct Joness soap, a. " cents CAKE. you
VIII ruin you complexion TAKE care ~ &eoa
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Rayt IN fond iofgeiiuln.ss 81 life,
Seuha, the South Sea gtrl, wa al awle
Win faith and feeling. naked as her form,
she stood As stands a "a LbOw in Storm
Changing is hues with br ght variety
But sull expanding lovelier DER the ssy.
The above Ines mus. be confessed pr sent charming
picture Of VI ToobOnais nuiDrown beauties Nelha
was passOnareiy fond VI -eabshn las indeed most sdes
are but her enoy nen,, In his respect would nave been
much enhanced hal she possessed cake VI COZ At
Italian Med Gated Soap, which can be used m f1A of
hard well sDf she would hsEe io1nu 20 "a
his Soap possessed le Singular properties Oi pufhl
ixin from Salt Rheum, Sc1rvy, Rng~ Ora, Efl ns ~
Freckles ,UBburB. >ai0wnes-. kog zhnrss. &C z
TIE cufce Delightfully."- smooth clear and s"i Anr 'er
Of TOOoOos doubtless ager.e y h4"y uIPIP, a.
tn ..r creatures VI favored cline n "eh event
GOURAJD'S magical POucfe sqoI4es WIN 70 ra.c Deen
found s--uscieut for rxtIpalng me n3s1es ne SCUM
-ea gr. have ilvar ably pro'g-ol OF -t o@ch ttf con
.-cgenty GOURAUD DIS marvellous Dfvcan haf y would
b. IN no Use o hem Is ceseuel o color red, Ax Or
grey hair, glossy black 80, - .,,,.n nm,
can ouly b. Obtained genuine at s depot 81 Walker - nf
store from Broadway
AcESTs-E 3. T1itie. Assembly Buildings, phiisd-lphz
Jordan Mk--L Boston; Carleton 4 Co Lowell, Ives.
salem; w L. G-rrisn. New Bedford Guild, Bangor Bliss.
spripgfelc Green Co Worcester: Myers. New aven
Ball. Hartford; Anlh7ny, Fal River, Haichns. POfsnouh
Bsckgs Bull, Troy. Pierce, san~Ix Hal, Albany
Morse, Lockponi ,tons, Hudson; Vac Bassrs, New
ARK. Ac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09

FINE OoLoNG BLACK TEA-The Pekin Tea Compa-
ny Is Fuloasr sell delicious Ooong Tea al ~ cents
per pound Consumers Of Tea who have been paying six
sngs per pound for this article requested 70 com
pare with he above and Judge for themselves which
Is the best II you buy better tea a, four shnss
per pound than you have been getting al six shings
you Will Be Obliged 70 for this notice. Try the Young
Hysoa tea sod al tbs establishment At - cent?. It 70
better than any thing OF the kind have ever bought
elsewhere az one dollar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09

AZ somers. Wesichcstor County. on % inst. HAChA.
LiAH BAlLY, In the I'D year OF MS age.
On sunday 7th Henry Cochran. SO.
At Newark n }. 9th. Noah Brown, of this city, u.
Al Jamestown. Mrs Elizabeth " Lowry aged 81.
At Middleown Conn Bis ult Ellen H. wife Of Henry
Van Vslkonburgh ct Albany p
A, Boston Both ut VIM b. Adams 55 a native oi New
Jersey.
At Bath 3ist uli Mrs Nancy Walker. 81
Al Buffalo, 50, George NJ son OF samuel sayres o
At Dupase m. 10th ut John stevens late OF Enc Co.
NY.
At Poughkcepse, 2d Charles Johnston 50, Mrs. Sarah
Br0as. -.
N lie Roy, 3lst ult TIMOTHY TAMBLlN 90 aRevo-
iutinn4rv soldier
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~ seweir, ra,cn, rarau,op,ic Bank Lock

"TTr TTW|TT DIS 0T T- 0HTTT-7TI T1s1lTH NV1T W
iefiOu o GERS banking Institutions &C to the
nr,e they manufacturing the 'lfes, ani ~oT
rf,sHf bsuA LOCK M TINS other country.
o. la, repeatedly wth-toot me scvefv,t uSs :" ee, !"
.eclry-as never be, picked opened, by The fs<
Lfs ava nf.t- caa BE- We offer 10 the public with iul
salEant ,h sa 90 every lns-nce "nrr feftcf oars'
io 10 iUra Ol- operations, ami as being no more liable 20
.rt out of Orcer than the locks In common use
Our cha enge 20 Bauk Loci smiths throughout the world
having expired rs 10 limitation ON he si inst mo one
vcu ug tu acctp Our proposition Tor uia) we shall 10
eN day place our iucA "a TIE rooms OF The American In
sttuir for public inc ecton
BEING prepared on s orders a. the shortest notice. we
respectfully solicit ca rom those who esteem Pc rely
sa,s Bank Lock an obirc' 81 importance
DAY /. NAVEL, Bank Lock Msrnfac'ufefs.
- s8s BfoilWsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-09

FINE GSEES AND BLACK Tsa-Vcry superior OoIong
a. do - Young Hysn superb articles IA S. and
Ca a. the Wholesale and stores Of the Canton Tea
Company, l6l Gresn~ch- near lie corner Of Cortland,
and ~ Claihansi (JetS Pearl and RooseyeLl THIS
j. thr Oldest and largest Tea establishment IN America.
Their reputation ghi deang and for the very high
quality Of their goois Glands, aud doubtless viii for
stand unrivslsd Weearnesly commend families, coun-
Ivy merchants snd whole public this very respectable
establishment ~