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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-31
New Publications.

~" THE HARBIYGRR for Nov. si, contains an
able essay from La Phslange on the higher mechanism
of Association chapter of Consuelo an esSay on The
Growth of Cities one on Music in Boston, BY most
capable musician; Tyrteus, poem, by I w. Higen.
son lucid Editorial Fouricrs Writings, and another
on the Industrial Congress here which we wish those
could be induced to read who believe that the Associa-
onists approve ofmeasures based antagonsm Of in
terests between Capital and Labor The Hsrbinger may
be had of Burgess stringer 222 Broadway Graham
l5s Nassau.
" THE Sons OF THE EMERALD ISLE; or
Lives of One Thousand Remarkable rishmen, including
Memoirs Of Noted Characters OF lh Parenage or
Descent: By VIM L. MACKENZIE" Nc. 2, is just issued
II contains brief Memoirs of forty FIVE eminent persons
including Maria Edgeworth, Laurence sterae, Senator
Porter Of La George Canning VIM. H. MsXwe Bishop
Hughes John A. Shea, &C. &c.-Mr. Mackenzie was
not well known abiographer when issued No. l.
he has since become by his Lives and Opinions Of
Jesse Hoyt BENZ f. Butler, &c but this work sustains
his high reputation and will Of course obtain wide cir
culation Mr.. Me- intelligence, zeal and industry col
ecto of facts has been abundanty exhibited in The work
last named and is here employed TO good advantage
We trust those who liked the Hoyt Butler will buy
this of which the profits appropriated 10 pay up
Hoyts defacaions.
~. THE MUSICAL WORLD: \ Collection Of
Popular and Standard Songs waltzes Marches &c ior
the Pisno Forte Edited by HENRY .. WATSON, has
been cent by Romans & Ellis. 2S5 broadway. Each
number contains sixteen large pages tine paper for
% cents.
IT, THE WAvERLEY NOVELS, No Whine for
Fify Cenis-are published by Carey & Hart and for
sale by all the cheap booksellers. The whole series il,
completed in FIVE volumes a, 50 cents each
tY- Making a Legal Tender fer The Dutch
Metropolis Is the title Of Robinsons last csricaiure 1t
is delineston Of in the famous Washington &
Warren Bank the President being engaged IN satisfying
the Young Pstrooa with old Msders-s genuine srti-
cewhile the Clerks paying OF some farmers with
counted out lesurey is admirable lesson in
Finance
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have been approved, if the question OF approval had
been pu; to the meeting man present al me hee~
Ing can doubt But such approval was whoiy
needless. The Resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed as Resolutions Of the Meeting the Address was
on its face Of diaeren; character, and must have
been materially altered to make it an Address Jr'"
the Meeting. Satisfied with the failure OF the mo-
,;on 10 strike out the Texas clause, and with me
unanimous approval Of all beside. we moved ine
adjournment which was barely and with difficulty
carried, so general and earnest was the desire !"
pass direct vote Of approval OF all the Senuineh''
e,nbod;e led In the Address.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-31

Mr. EDiroR The Chrome Thermal Sys.en Of curing
disease precisely tie which Dr. Taylor advanced
u his secret preparation Of the LU<rrort Balsan aud
recent English writer has only giyen wider circulation
bis IDEAS This medicine the system simply housh
very powerful 10 lis na;urel BY controlling tie circulation
and reducing the temperature Of diseased pris sngularly
too il be given with lie perfect safety even to in
fan and i Is mos, perfect specific FOR Cou Chs and Coda
while u prescribed particularly for Bronchitis Cor.ump-
ton and Liver Complaint On hts principle By The use Of
the genuine Bassm OF Lverwor prepared at the Office
SIS Bovery, my friend Mr. Isaac Baldwin Of Orange NJ
wa entirely cured OF consumption and spiiag Of blood
which fact, matter of duty be made Affidavit before
Conmi ssionsr Towr~ md gave II % IL Doctor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-31
The Whig Almanac for 1916.

This work is issued rather earlier than usual and
NAV be had at our counter and Of most of the cheap
booksellers We have labored hard TO make this
Almanac worth the York shilling it costs and
we believe with success. Among its contents will
be found those sections Of all the Treaties OF the
United States which relate TO or affect our National
Boundaries commencing with the Treaty OF lnde.
pendence with Great Britain and closing with the
Ashburton Treaty respecting our North Eastern
Boundary. The Joint Resolution for Annexing
Texas is appended so that those who have any
Boundary question TO discuss have here the data
furnished to hand We have also the best expos
ton ever given Of the Oregon Quest'on-namey
that of the Edinburgh Review for July last, stating
all the facts and pointing to the just conclusion that
our right extends as far North as 49a. The 1arlg
Question in its past history and present aspects, Is
fairly presented as also the Necessity for Protec-
ton. The Postage Reform act is analysed and its
leading provisions stated. The length, cost; income,
sc. of all american Railroads are also given
Carefully prepared lists of the chief L. : Executive
officers, Supreme Court Judges, Senate and House
of Representatives fill two pages 1t has, moreover,
Outline Maps of Oregon and Teas respectively
the latter list Of Governors of the States Estimate
ofU s. Cropsfor 1874; Times Of holding Elections in
the several States meeting of Legislatures, &c. with
Election Returns by Counties and Congress Dis
tric's for the several States and Territories since
1874 with the aggregate vote in each OF each candi
date for President in the last years contest. The
results of the late GEORGIA and OHIO Elections not
having been received when the body of the work
was made up, are given on the second page of the
cover) There are several minor articles, in addition
TO the usual Almanac matter, which embraces cal
citations for the latiudes of Boston, New-Iork,
Baltimore and Charleston, respectively.
believing this Almanac well worth its cost to
any family or citizen for the information it contains
and as manual for reference, we ask our friends
every where to aid in making it still more widely
known A dozen will be sold or sent for 81, and
the Postage to any part Of the Union is but 81 Cents
per copy, so that dozen will cost, even If transmit
ted by Mail, but IL cents copy. Price per hun
dred. 81 per thousand, SOS. Please seud your or
ders early, addressed GREELEY X MoELRArHi
New-Nork
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Whig Nominations.

Onondago Co.--ELIJAH RHoADEs of Manus,
ELIHu PHILLIPS of Syracuse, JOSEPH j. GLASS of
Van Buren,, WILLIAM c. GARDNER Of Tully, are the
nominees for Assembly. The Convention
Resolred That this Convention fully approve Of the
law authorizing vote on the question OF Convention
to revise the Constitution OF the State.
ResOlreG That in WILLIAM H. SEWARD. the people OF
the State of NewNork possess Statesman Of the high
est order Of nteleot-at sagacous and profound
far seeing and practicaa Man deeply meued with the
spirit Of the age-a Man OF the masses-a Man whose
public character is adorned by his private virues-a
Man be counted by the friends of Prog REss and Of
RxFoRM--a Man whom power has not been corrupted,
and whom ambition cannot seduce-snd Man worthy 10
be ranked among the pillars OF the Republic In claim.
ing fellowship Of political principles with WILLIAM H.
SEWARD, we congratulate our ielow.ctzens that New
York is 10 be longer in state of puplage but that
she point with conscious pride TO her distin-
guished son among the jewels of the Nation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-31

ASorHER LARGE ReBBSRi.-The upper pat Of
this State is by regularly organized band o,
itineran, burglars who hold correspondence With each
other at stated intervals and meeting a; some sp-
pointed rendezvous divide the proceeds Of their vay
This the only way in which sccoun; for the nu-
merous depredsons Of which Newyork is the constant
theatre Within a few day, Mr.. DAWSON. grocer. Of
Kingston has been iaspoled ofbeween $500 and slioo
in gold which be len in hs dwelling connected with the
store. The box which had held it found under q
BAN close by-s watch twodoIar bill and some papers
being le untouched-;hus showing that the thief who
ever he may be is experienced bursar, and know
ing well enough that these articles might ideni-
i.y him had wisely left them behind.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-31
Almshouses In China.

10 re Eal0r 81 TIE Tri5aass
s oien asserted TIA, in pagan countries there are no
Hospitals, Amsaouses, other benevolent institutions;
and Mr. WeSs,sr in lis lecture last sigh, a. the raber
nscie remarked th,t this true Of the Chinese.
received from Rev. Mr. Roberta Missionary in China
relative his visit to Am, House for the ssed with
the hope that Mr. w will have the kindness to eipsn
At hls lecture Friday evening tho sppsren dis
crepancy between his statement and ihs, below W. A.
CANTON. April 23i. lsi5
recently visited an dins House for ne ascd I, is
located pleasant plain about two miles ifOm my
sidence The inmates are males but Gxder.tsne that
a similar institution for females also existed in the
neishborhood This has from 3ooto 400 hcnstcsries al
above 60 years Of age and some families also I've the
premises The Is better arranged inside Than 10 usas
for Chinese establishments. The centre grounds are
occupied with two temples AROUND which are nine
streets with little apartments for the occupant. IN regu
lar rows The inmates seemed well pleased with re.
ceivng Scripture tracts AMI could but regrr, my To-
ability 70 supply thcm all with TcsiSrnens in their
language AZ least some portion Of the sacred Scrip
lures. From their age they must Of course soon return
70 their mother dust How important, then. that they
should have the Word OF Life without delay
treated politely by the and invited 10
20 around among the inmates which did and though
perhaps the first FORE gucr there kind of susp
cion manifested 0~ards | also preached twice
10 them while within the enclosure; once - the Cd
people and once 10 a school with the teacher, pupils
aud old people IN one of the temples On leaving
one Of the old men followed me TO the gate. saying
preach to ne preach TO ne.' | suppose he had been
absent when preached the aud came too late 10
hear the discourse. The old people bave e or nothing
20 DO being supported By government, and ss the Chris
tan rel sion IL tolerated throughout China, they
would not lose their supper by proicssingN H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-31

~ We are requested 10 publish the following
from the columns OF a contemporary. We under
stand that the $4,000 is ready 10 be- paid over to the
Executors at any momen, hen called for:
lIFE lNSVRlNcRA striking instance Of sudden death
while IN he prime OF manhood and Of the great impor.
lance Ot the Life Insurance will be found in The follow
ing letter from Providence under dsr Oi hr Esd inst
which We copy from the irdnsrie
Ia your excellent journal undcr date els, iast) notice
that mention Is made oftlc death - gentleman reel.
dcut here who hsinsured bis he tor $4,000 The pc.
car facts 81 this Of striking Interest aud ,her
publicity vii doubtless awaken more general attendance
than heretofore the supreme importance Of he insu-
rance The case referred 20 !, mat ~ Amory Chspn.
zen gentleman long resident smong us-oi the highest
r.-'ectaIity nnd Standing President Z the North
.erican Benk.
While ON visit to New York in Augigt last he DO.
ne acquain,ei with Nr. Ssr' the General Agent Of
r. National Loan Fund Insurance Company Of London.
W uck with the peculiar features @. that
isut ith be effected an insurance on his own life
Nf' IA IN the sum Oslo 600 He was then 10 perfect
ueo oni passed his medical examination mo.t salts.
hr' lrlly
2 lis ON the 2lst August Early in September
being returned to Proydenca) he contracted cold aud
was seized with illness which for some time seemed TO
yield the skill of his attentive physicians but In tho
wise councils II Heaven Il ordained Otherwise and,
IN The prime Of lie h.ing only - years q sse-in tho
midst of large circle OF valued DEMONSTRATING an sf
icctonate wife and children-he died the tth Oco
Der. Another feature Of this IT, that he died Of an
attach = 'erraric gout' which he had been visit
ed with previous to his late fatal illness
One more remark. and will no longer n,rude on
your pages To 10 his family this wise provision
Of 10000 the late Mr. Chspin expended Of bic means
Sj72 only Each readers mind will supply 10 owneom-
mentary. Yours respectfully,
FRIEND TO LfFK INSURANCE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-31
Trench SpOlinfionS.

'ior to the year lsOo the government Of France
an order for the seizure of some six or eigh;
hundred vessels, the property Of American private
individuals upon the high seas, in consequence of a
failure the part Of the nted States to fulfil certain
stpulsons based upon the alliance formed between that
country and ourselves throwing ope ports for the
condemnation and disposal Of the prizes Of French cru
Notwithstanding il has been clearly proved that
the owners Of the confscaied property justly and
fairly enttedfo remuneration for the losses sustained by
them in consequence of thssggressive uovemen,o the
part OF foreign power and although bills have, from
that time to is been frequently presented TO both
Houses praying them take some action upsn the
in question progress has been made toward its
adjudication.
WedI day morning Convention called at the
rooms the Society Library, for the consider on OF
this cub 1T Of which GEORGE GErswo D. Esq 'ss ap
pointer resident, and Messrs Epw,RD HSooXs Of Bos
ton :. " scoTT OF Penn, HENRY MurFoRD of onn and
GEoiGE BRowN Of Baltimore. Vice Pre- 'idents
our own Government having bya subseqIes treaty
with France, become responsible for the whole these
ra.msths meeting organized with view a. ne con-
siieraon of some by which the holders might be
Unidentified according to the latter agreement which the
Congress Il the United states 10 have treated
with neglect altogether unyarrsnable. Various re-
marks made by gentlemen Interested in the
meeting when Committee of nine appointed and
Address reported by them through their Chairman 10
The people OF the United States. and also Memorial 10
Congress embracing all the prominent points of the mat
deba,ed-boh Of which Che Memorial end Address,
were ordered to be published and the Convention after
appointing the same Committee for the ensuing year,
adj urned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-31
II CAssIUs NJ. CLAY's second number of th
revived True American nithy aars:

r. Our Printing oitce wa. moved me day, in our
absence. 10 Cincinnati by Of friends It puts
US to some Inconvenience, but roodnaiurei and
used to Ill usage We don't say much about iity can't
He has glorious leader Liberty OF Speech
from which we mean to make extracts. See if the
following article is no, pungent
PowpERl-The slsve-holders Of the 18th admit tia.
there is pressing danger from sayes-hrelus,-and
murder. Yes slavery is q "powderhouse" say they.
which a mad man may blow up Say You So my re.
spectacle mastersi Then. by all the instincts o: self
preservation demand Of you remove this powder
house from among us What night have you the 81 900
the 100000 free whites of unhappy S,sie In the
name Of our wives, children, our daughters and
sons, our friends and relations. homes and cur
country-we demand tina. this 'RrisdReeT bs removed
as utterly in;olerable and dangerous our peace And
safety.
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Fory-four Counties 2 3Oi,7f 2.li2,.
Gam In 5 years ~. 4oJ

POPULAR MrsIc-Mr. F. wsr&r, who has indus
tously abored for many years in the field Of popular
musical education and who has recently produced one
Of the fines, little works the elementary principles Of
the art that we have ever known Will, We understand
open class for beginners. this evening, at ais
schoolroom, Al Bro4t~ay. We cordially commend
Mr.. Warner gentleman Of talents and education TO
all who DESTROYS Of entering upon most interesun.
branch Of human cultivation. See Advertisements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-31
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

~ The Union says ,ha, those who circular.
the report tina. the Administration IA about 70 s~sa
special SCENT 10 Mexico % demand the p-y rent o( DE-
claims due our citizens DO no, reject ~ "a he -
ton Ct t5o Unted States IN relation 70 Mexico
" William J. Brown. a Representative IN tina
last Congress from indiana has been sppoined SD
Assistant Postmaster Genera in place Of William "
GLi Esq. Of Ohio, now Commissioner Of Indian As.lr,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-31

SHOCKING ACCIDEST.-James Snow, resident
a, Woonsocket Falls fell between the the Prov
ience and Slonngton Railroad which be was pas.
,enger last night and tho wheels OF the under which
be fell passed his eg instantly seyering from hs
body He was carried back to Providence.
DEATH OF Miss BASoRoFr.-We regret to state
that II Secretary OF the Navy. Mr.. Bancroft lost
daugh er yesterday the residence Of DR. Jackson.
Her illness had been the Of his detention
city. Phil. Gazette, Wednesday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-31
Things In Philadelphia.
CorespOndence q The Tribune.
prst. ms. ..... -. 4

PnIApEtrrnA Oct ss-P.a
A new counterfeit, IS note on the Bank Of De,,.
ware hss been putt circusiionin this ci,y hi.
ed IT, Lsii,ner. resident and :. Floyd C.sAlcr-o,,.
bic 70 :. wilson. and dated August Q, lsi5-vispe;,s
locomotive and trs.n Of cars ~%'
Very little done in the Stock Market ,odsy-
lenn . sod AZ sJs the mMke. closing heavy n, "a
which IS decline Of from yesterday. Wlminston
Railroad went up TO lei L. state So cod at nh No,h
sns done IN Texas securities. Schuykl Bank so,i AZ a.
Mr.. Bodisco, the Russian Minister 10 al Jones
Un.cn Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-31

THE PITTSBURGH STRIKE AGArs.-For the sake
OF countersctng any erroneous impressions which may
have gone abroad with regard TO this affair from the
statement Of the Morning News. that the different Facto
ries had adopted the ten hour system may state
that this information Ii entirely unfounded-many of the
girls being still unwilling 70 their work.
Of the pernacy of the propretors in refusing to
sccede their wishes The latter had only agreed to
adopt it, as hs example had bsea set ,ytie Eastern
Fdrories
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-31

~ Hon. G. O. Chase Of Tioga, is running
on his own hook for Assembly The candidate
nominated by the Loco Foco Convention is Reuben
Smith. Mr.. Chase. in taking the stump. says he is
constrained TO do so by the extraordinary charac
ter of the proceedings Of the Convention" which
nominated Mr. Smith. Mr.. c. is a member Of the
present Assembly and warmly supported Con
vention
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subscriptions received to The New.Yorke
subscriptions received 10 the semi.W eckly'
WEDNESDAY, Oct 70
yytu nsnfir Conn --.... IA su,s I'm. n Y,.....

y ScsEscg's PULxoSc srsUp Is cert ain remedy fS
the OF Dysp.p-'s Liver Comp amt, Gods, COusn
and Of the Lungs. ANY one calling At he ote
No. Cortland obtain grai.s pamphlet giVng
fI description Of the above diseases, also reference
number Of persons Of standing thai have been cured ~
n. Of his medicine.
beware Of spuou. limitations To obtain the pore sens'
ina unacu tefsci PuimOnc syrup, 20 directly 10 ne pro
pri-tOrs osce, No I Corland-.t- y. Y.
Please rem-mber that p 3 BeexmAn 10 no longer "a ate.
Of nine, aud The proprietor viii not be resporsDs n sy
metcias purchased Of him. he longer sells no veD4
- -cnencIs Pulmonic syrup. .cy
oi0u ~ J. II. sCHESOh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-31

Are YOU aware that Election is merit Tuesday the
lsh of November Many are presuming, from the
ouiet which prevails that the issue must be at least
4 week off, But no You hare but THREE w0rkiag
days remaining How will you employ them!
Not half our Wards have yet held even an Organ
izing Meeting and ereyy hing remains to be done
TO call out the Wing vote. VIII you not Get to
work at once
Twenty Thousand votes would pretty certainly
elect the Wing ticket this Fall, and they Ca be
given If the Wings will try. There were over
Twenty Six Thousand votes for HENRY CLAY last
fall and the total vote is largely increased since
Who believes that any considerable number OF
those Clay men are going to support Eiias H. Efy
for Senator against LUTHER BRADIsH7 How can
they vote for Joseph Hufty, Loco Foco, against
MORRIS FRANKLIN The thing is just clearly I'M
possible.
II all the w ards are called this week, and arrange
ments made for District Meetings to be held through
out the City on Monday night we can bring out
those Twenty Thousand Votes. We know one
Ward which will give Morris Franklin more than
treble the Wing Vote Of las, Spring.
Friends Of BRADIsH FnAsELIs and the Good
Old Causei Not thousand of you have given an
hour TO Politics since the great disaster. Let every
man of you give barely tco hours to calling on his
acquaintance and urging them TO vote right and the
work il done Who would not give tro hours 10
elect the Wing ticket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-31

~ Awarded by he Aassuesa fufsisif 70 80 sa,,r
Csnn. 2if Bfoatgny opposite 81 Psugs Cnafen, ~
as-'s frrt Premium f,s six Hat-O pions ffeiI "a
Pur haIs-Yrsl Prem iarn for and chAdreIs 's''e
G. ACsps -. 100. n.
me subscriber isnow prepared furnish .hs aoo,v ~,
tcles which for beauty OF hnsh, quality and Tur
Dot he surpassed Abo, nsll assortment o. - -.
Nuds. ~
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" The Oil Works A. Po'a-epsie advertised TO be
sold auction the lst Of November has been post
poned until the l2,h. Persons IN this City wishing IT,.
formation the subject can obtain il by calling on
Messrs. Willetts 3c3 PesrLst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-31

TEy-HoUR MEETISG.-The factory girls and
heir friends had another meeting Saturday evening
Two letters from the Lowell girls read and series
resolutions passed advocating the tenhour system.
Pittsburgh Com. Jour
y The girls are not the only ones who can
strike" when they feel disposed witness the follow.
ing from the Pffsbwgh Journal -
STRIKE AMONG TIE Coal DrGGERs-We learn that
the Coal Disgers have quit work and demanded higher
wages.
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JAMES STEWART, NJ. D. % Motts..


JONI B. GouGH.-A letter in the Worcester
Mass Cataract dated Oct. 25 says:
In regard to friend q. health, will say tina, il
in very dangerous State last week. Thursday, friuy
and Saturday, did expect he would live iron
moment TO another. We thought that his ~ I
would take its Digit. But an Awise Providence hss in
its great mercy ordered 1t otherwise He is lac
gaining order His physician says that If he keeps still
for few days, he will get along. He still is confined
his bed and does not sit up longer than have his bed
made"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-31
Laca.Eocc Nominations.

Liringston Co.-David Mcdonald and Ira Mer-
rill for the Assembly
Cattaraugus Co.-William p Angel and James
Bart are the nominees for the Assembly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-31

TxSSsssyE.-Up TO "Wednesday noon, 22d inst.
the Legislature had balloted thirteen times without
cccting L. s. Senator. The last ballo, resulted :;
Nicholson, 10. Turney, 80. Scattering, 20.
The Convention adjourned for dinner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-31

II Mira CAROLS BATHS now sl .si FglLc.-sL sad
far al both well ead siek being agreesby
naing TO ,he beautiful, soothing and enliyenng 70 toe
red aud depressed and Invaluable lie
l valid See adverfiseraent