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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-21
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We have returns from 90 Counties all but Mont.
someryl which give the following aggregate;
Crawford, Wing 36.la5 McAnis,er Loco 34,723.
Cnwfcrd's majority 400.
Montgomery gave Clay e04 msjority and will
doab,less give Crawford as much Crawford
majority will be full 600.
The Senate will consis, Of - Wings and es Loco
Focos; the House SO Wings and 60 Loco. Focos
Msdison. tie. Wing majority on join, ballot g.
A new election has been ordered in Madison 10
gil the vacancy.
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Correspondence OF The Tribune.
ZANKsYIILE. Oct 18th.

ZASKsvILLE, Oct 18th, le45
DEAR SIR. We have cleared our skirts from the
imputation of radicalism and Jacobin dogmas IN
Ohio The Wings are toerably sure OF six major
~ in the Senate and from two to eigh, in the House
We are sure of f,co at east-supposing that the Re
serve counties are evenly divided, which caiD0,
believe. Among the counties considered doubtful,
we have elected Trimblc in Highland by over 100
we have carried Morgan. and Upton, w Is chosen
in Guernsey by three. The vote In Highland. II not
n s,i,f vote will give ne the Highland Adams and
Pike Senatorial district. Harte, l.. r. Is Senator
from Perry. Morgan and Washington, unless Ward,
w obtains an unexpected ma. of 5sl in Washing
ion Harte has COL in PerryWard 81 in Morgan
We have probably Adams and Pike-one represen
taiivc.
Do not be deceived by the Statesman claim,
ing the victory in Fairfield--wc have il here tina,
the ILdepcndent ticket ia elected We say
nothing of course, yet for the Reserve. Abbey
Kelley and her fanalical followers have been doing
mischief there Respectfully, ID. II. L.
PS The Statesman is right. Fairfield has
elected the Loco-Foco ticket by only 100 majority.
This is one of the strong holds of modern Democra-
cv We have also Miami and Darhe counties-two
representatives.
~ The st. ClairsriHe Ohio Gazette dis
courses as follows on the defeat of lis party in Har
ris0R Co.
The Banking question worse than Moses rod has
swallowed up every other. and Democrats who never
before voted Fodere ticket, have sustained men, who
under other circumstances would never have received
a Democratic vote. a large number OF Democrats too,
determined TO the polls for they have demanded
a Sound Banking System. ana cannot follow the lead OF
McNuy. Byngton. &c. cr hose who call Conventions al
Columbus to preach a crusade against all Banking inst,
turons.
When false issue made in the name OF the Dene
rrncy of hole state no single County can get rid OF
IL Inv
old party hacks or young demagogues. who have no
the subject except to subserve the most selfish pur
poses.
The idea that must return 20 an exclusive mtt6!h
currency and Danish all banks the State is prepos
ferrous The People demanded sound system 10 get
rid of the trash of other States which we had no
control and such system they will have from one parry
or the other They do 70 continue AT the mercy
Of foreign banks or Spectators This the issue here
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Things In Phiin deiphis.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PYilApxlYHiA Oct 9O-P

w W "
"Wednesday mex, Is fixed for the hearing ot the
cos,e.,ed >,ec,ion case ofCouuy Treasurer.
Lewis c Levin Of the sun of,r, rewsrd Of
$50 for the detection and conviction OF the peson who
sios report injurious 10 ire character " the paper
On Saturday snd Sunday.
George Mundsy the " hs,less Prophet, was
losfag about Docks. this morning 90 drunk that be
colt scarcely navigate 20 use hs own phrase he
s doubt tbs. IN A0ysmensins.
The news by the Hiberuis has rather cas-;
ddrrpv over spectators Ia four and grain no,Nhasni
ing the reports favorable The rise In value.
Little or no change In Socks today. Prices ne
main pretty much the ssrne
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MExrco- Serea Days Inter from Vsra Cruz
by the bark Eliza eth j." Of this port in eleven days
from Havana have dates from Vera Cruz TO the 81
inst brought Havana by the British packet
Avon in four days, the evening before The sailing OF
the Elizabeth j. She had board the enormous
Il - 62j COS consigned 10 tn English Consul for ship
rnent 70 England. The Avon had also 20 passengers
Among them learn the late well known minister
for Foreign Affairs. NJ de Bocanegra and General Of
Division OF the santa Ana party
Both Of these persons had been bgnished from the
Country for their past political offences by the party
Herrera. who now rule supreme In the city Of Mexico
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industrial Convention.
FIFTH DAT-Ao-strs Sessson


The Convention met this morning al 10 CLOCK
pursuant to adjournment when the Chairman TOOK ne
chair -. Z, q,
The Chsirrasn then read Constitution VINCE haa
been prepared By the Committee on orzsnizsnon.
M>Mesquirisr offered cerIsn resolutions y. sl4'e 20
ne distribution Of the public lands in-o townships &c
Mr. BovAr then read the neT Constitution q 'ne M
dustrial Congress
The report II the Committee Organization lneluc'
ins the CONSTITUTION was then accepted
The report Of the Organization vas again 'es- anu
GicDc>d.
The Constitution OF the Industrial Congress vas
then ddoD,<d
Il then moved that tie President should ssn the
Constitution this carried.
L was moved that al the Pr ceedns, repoFsd o. W,
Convention should be handed over 10 Ny tVsns me
Secretary and that be EFF his discretion to say ~nsi
portions should be published. This was carried
The Chairman then read paper explanatory OF me
views Of the Convention.
motion made that the thsnss OF ne tonFenlon
be gwen the Cosnan and Secretary ior taeir aoe
and impartial conduct Bat the President dec nns 10
receive any such tribute he had done only III. curry
the motion was passed IN silence.
Mr.. RTcyxAN then r. sde a few closing remarks hken
ing the present the early times Of the heFoauon aho
the Convention then adjourned s11e ar.
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INDIA RUBBER-in your notice OF Saturday you were
pleased advise the bcgcrents who oughtto influence
public opinion by notices going to establish the true su
thors of the recent discoveries and Improvements 10
India Rubber to 60 into the courts and settle the ques
ton when you would most cheerfuiy record the
Diet You probably Of the fact, that not
less than seven suits already eXstod-one OF which was
to be heard Oh the very day Of this notice Now tbst
most OF these suits old the patents and bad
been permitted 20 sumber by Goodyear, while ismins
editorials and other equally unfair notices were resorted
to- 10 prejudice the mind OF the public 10 the belief that
the uuqueslOncd right rested in Goodyear and that ef
forts were made to rob him of both tue honor ard
profit Sc.
The first opportunity having arrived for this record
will state that after the greatest squrmng the part II
my opponents succeeded on Friday In driving 70 issue
Geodyesrs motion 10 cnioin me and although there
were ioar patents SCI OUT IN the bill the motion for IN
Junction was dismissed and that too. on melton u my
counsel pr H. would appear 10Y opponent sad desire
Of comm. 10 the trsl after had caused ms sfjayits b
be- NED aud which had been record many days Tor
lisposal u u lsd been possible 10 di.prove ih'in
Henceiorth. trus, ,le public will sufficiently under
stand the motives u Anonymous sper writer's. who
seek 10 manufacture public opinion 10 prejudice these
suits
That there may De m mistake about my position 10
tbs matter charge heretofore that Goodyear 10 no,
the inventor what he claims and makes ground Of &C
ton agains, me; and unless the suits for damages are
brought up Cor trial before the proper tribunal In due
time my duty 10 my business and myself will compel me
20 defend future attacks by the publication II such sn
dayits as will show TIE matter clearly than hereto
fore II has appeared HORACE Ii. DAY.
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TO.DAY,s SUPPLEMENT-

IRE PASe-' Freedom Poem; Religious and No
rel Toe Photography OF Music. The Mineral Region Of
Lake Superior The Delaware Trias-esse Of Earl
New Publications; Rslrosd Connection Of New.York
with Ohio River; Reform state Convention-Voice OF
he Wing Prcss Miscellaneous Items.
Sseoud Psse-Fsmers' Fair. Geneses County Facts
for . Thousand Millions Remarkable Longevity.
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BY THIS MORNING'S MAIL

HoS. WN c. PRESTON We are happy to have
in power 10 reievr he anxiety Of he Numerous
friends OF this gentleman In reference his heath lie
returned % n. residence Monday much improved
though .t wssN ifOm MS recent severe a'scs con
sestlve fever H.s vision u SEQ eighty mps.red hu,
hs physcisr Is ssnsune that his defect vii he entirely
removed hs ccners hea.;h improves which h COZ.
fseny anticipates under the ssigsry influence q our
Lure and healthy atmosphere. lChEon!cle
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~ The Albany Erening journal. W

CP- The AbaHy EreHing Journal, we are hap
py TO learn, 200 Extras West by the Express Car
which started Wet At o'clock Wednesday with the
important Commercial News by the Great Brssin. AL
right Our Commercial Reporter mentioned the Argus.
because be had heard OF the sending of that paper and
no, any other But be didno, render the Ar.us
any special credit for It's promptitude. The Railroad
Companies. which sent the extra expense.
mainly in bis eye the time bu, the fac, thai the
Journal and Argus printed and despatched many ExtrAs
Westward in koty after receiving II entities laen also
10 tie thanks VI The community.
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Loco Foco Nominations.

Cortland C0.-Amos Graves and Rufus Rice Tor
the Assembly.
Broone Co-Danie Foster Of Nes,al is the can
didsic for Assembly
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II HosASs Ellis 295 Broadway have published
sixteen pages Of handsomely printed Music, from Re..
ni'' Opera Of La somnsmbuls which they sell a, the
low price Of twenty-five oeHs
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subscriptions received to T., semi-weekIy,

- The value Of advertising in country papers is
even greater a0n to the city dealer than ii Will be- By
and By. when shall become general 70 spread nforma
ton before the people Of the country in this way v B
Palmer the duly authorized Agent Of Of the bes,
newspapers Of all the cities and principal towns far and
near, "a daily forwarding advertisements from his Coun.
w Newspsper Advertising Agency.
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TO-DAY'S OUTSIDE.

Fsa Page The Vice Chsncellcr's Injunction In The
Mackenzie Case; The German Catholic Movement; To
ths Inventors OF the United States Review Of the Corn
TrsAe received BY the Hibernia
JssssA Pee Deferred Items; New England and Viz
gin!a Sslss Of Stscks &C., Marine Journal
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~ Democratic WING County Nominating

CsnvenfionAn sdjouiDed meeting Of tbs Convention
VII be belo the Broadway House (cornsT Of Broadway
sns 6rsnd-st) wedne'tay evening October I'D al
PEST O'Clock. by order Of the Chairman.
cAsL9S ?; r. HHUSHroS' secreuie.
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JAMES q BIR>EY.-Ne learn by gentleman
from Saginaw that Mr. Brney illness hiss been and still
Ia of very serious character tie experienced suecss
sion of paraytc attacks something OF the nature Of
paralysis which has very materially affected his organ Of
speech Whenever he becomes At all animated IN con
versaon or rapid in his uttersnce, II is with difficulty
thar he can be understood. Unless he should obtain
LET soon his career public man would seem 10 have
closed. I'll. general health is good. Detroit Adv.
SALE or rHE EUr,w House BArrMoRE.-Ths
splendid hotel was sold on Thursday by auction at the
baltimore Exchange. for So 50o-Robert Garrett &
Sons. purchasers.
r. The friends of Hon John Z. Hale have called
Convention for the Counties Of Rockingham and s,rsi
ford. a. Dover H. on Tuesday, the 2sth inst.
~ The wife OF Rev II. n Loughbrdse died
AT the Creek Mission on the 18th September She
left two children. one only twelve days old.
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~ To the Whig papers Of GroRcl

iS To the Wing papers of GEORGIA, but espe-
cislly 10 the MlieigeriNe Journal. We desire 10 re
hearty thanks. only for the manly energy
with which they fought and won the late battle but for
the prompncss and olcsrness OF their Election Returns
The Journs has lucid and Joyous Extra nearly
every day while the daily issues Of the augusta Caror
Gle and SaraHnaA RpN5iioas have been most welcome
Ia ere is subject which do not agree with the
Wings Of Georgia and ihs, our views on this
used by counterfeit Democracy TO embsrrass our
friends there but we do not believe they have any 9TH
who more heartily congratulate them their molly
won victory May It's fruits be oenencens and lasting
70 To the Ohio State Journal and our many
friends in that State who have elsddened these two
days with letters and Extras also return hearty
sckno~ ledg ents Friend. you have laid the Wh.s
OF Newlork tnder obligations which will no, e,rass
stand unrcquited
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II Messrs. Day & NeweIl-As you have
II to introduce my name to The public 10 The Thbsns 81
is date, Ia connection with your Psutopuc Bank LocE
inviting to the acceptance Of your challenge hereby po
pose to comply with lie far possible for
20 do for your chse1ge embrace only hoes
Who have locks o. their bring competition viii
yours. In this particular do within the lsrns
your proposition, ~ have lock OF my own. b.. lh'
offer make 10 you II you vii put up your Lock soi
$40 allowing me he possession Of the Lock for y hogr
Ia which 70 examine II, and devise mesns II possible,
opening i, when ,hall be returned into the hands q
Committee, o. you propose, In order thai they may .su
themselves and you. that the Lock in working ordef
lie same Then n your presence and OF The Committee, b. =
put together by and fastened door, and 0cs,d "
by he Committee a. y0u propose, ley 10 retain he III
AID open ne door every morning during the eonlinusnesa
ny efforts IN order hat may thai the money hU 81
been wihdrswn--thst then, Ia do not succeed
opening The Locs pledge mysefto msse FOR your Os's
IL, public declaration that effect you shall desse
TO be accompanied By certificate Of said Committee to ~
Ike effect And you accept Of my proposition, sha
glad 70 you Al the rooms Of the American Institutes"
clock his afternoon, when and where arsngemsnoM
tie thai rhail be- made. Yours, respectfully,
o1ilt' 81 WIN. HALL, BosOi
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BEgsAAs's OAISlsAL GssuisE PuLkosIo sTsrr'-i"
celebrated remedy FOR Ib~ cure Of Cousumpron, 20
Coughs, Diseases Of the Lungs, Liver Complain. and W,
pepss. can be had, usual al the old established oIe'
LIE proprietor. No -, CortlsHd-sl door below
coruer OF Green x.cb-st IN on
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PENNSYLVANIA Election.

Washington Co Loco Foco by 100 majority.
Mercer Col Wing and / Loco elected TO the
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Thsre were arrivals yesterday from Aransas.
from Galveston. from Campeschy and from Pensacola
but 10, word ofnews was received from either source
IN o, Picsyune. llth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-21

- Among the arrivals at Colemans al Wash.
inE0n notice Hon. Mr. Dixon. ~ c. elect Of Hart.
ford CT
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70 American in.rirute.-is,h Arr

~ American Institute. --lsth Annual Fsir-L"
week of he FairLet sll ckens avail themselves Of
this valuable opportunity examine ,bsn tn y fAss
,r,d articles produced by The geuiu. and industry Of our
farmers gardeners mechanics and artists. Once scattered
no iiue expen-- wouli enable person TO them
again. Aud whe great labor aud expense apenc
ei gather such multitude Of American We RE, It 10 ne
bus mess o al patriotic citizens 10 by their pre-
ence and excite sui greater efforts. invaluable labor
ers In the great csgse OF American Industry.
At o'clock p NJ an address on inrentioa will be iss.
cred in the Saloon. by RUFUS Dawes Eco.
The Faculty and smdeats Of Columbia College viii s,B
the Fair durirs he day
Edges hne fireworks will be exhibited In lhs evening
On the light before Tho close ~ the Fair competition By
several Pyrotechnst. viii be exhibited. THIS will se
worth seeing l2l OA
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Mhix General Commit

O. Whix General Comniittee.-A SPECIAL meet
ma All o,clook 81 tie Broad Tsy House
b. orce, SMITH DUSSlN0, Chairman
In Hos.sT HAws, Secretaries.
WELCOME X BLEBE.
NIB fol and p-nciua attendance a desired a. husi-
pess Of poranos ~il be submitted for consideration
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RA highly exciting and interesting game at Bal
comes of this afternoon at the Eysan Fieds Hosokeu,
between the New. York Ball Club and the brooklyn Club
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Court taIeudar....rms D,y.

SUPERIOR CouRr-Ncs. 81. - IS. " ll 81. >.
g. 81 - l. l. . - 81 IS -. 80 a. =. IS lC7 lss
q lO4. s. 81. a. -. Is a. 49, -. % 25 a. l5s
CoN4ox PLrAs-Pari 4 before Judge Ushocser --
Nos o N. p % p ~ 30 IN 30 il-Psri . in Board
of Assistant kdermens room. before Judge Dsly.-Nos
ID 70 - a 20 = 30. -. 80, Ia.
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Observation-Disclosures.
OEcidL.

tOUNTl-UnciaL
senstor-Whig 332; Locofoeo 1929 Native ll'Jl2.
We have no, the County vote for Assembly, but
l.. Oh 10. M, S..nn.l,,
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Osio.--Tae election for members of the Legisla.
ture took place Tuesday ss, As lar as heard from
the Democrats have returned IL Representatives. being
gain OF and the Wings l@ssin nett Democrs fic
gains Lsst year the " bes had = majority of 10 In
the House and In the Sense-on JOINT ballot l6 The
Queen OF the Yves: 10 coming right lBrooklyn Eagle
~ This was published yesterday afternoon
Mr. Eagle how are you now 7
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WIG NOMINATIONS.
s,.,e-FOR SENATORs.

state-FOR SENATORS
pss f-LUTHER BRADIsH. Sew-Yorf
U-CORNELIUS WARREN, Putnam
UL-Wu. ~. VAN SCHOONHOvEN, Rens-
V-JAMRs q. HOPKINS, ST Lawrence
v-JOsHUA A. SPENCER, Oneida
N-LORENZO DANA, Alegsny
vIL-JOHN VI. BOLLEY, Wayne.
"vilI.--GIDEON HARD. Orleans.
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City-FoR REGISTER
NORRIS FRANKLIN.
FOR ASsENBL

FOR ASSEMBLY
nAvID n. OGDEN, ELLIS POTTER,
HAMILTON Fish. X. -. WILLIAMS,
WILLIAM HALL, CLARKsON CROLIUs,
A. R-LAwRENCE. MORGAN MORGANs,
PETER -. TITUS, JAMES NELL
4. g. BALDWIN, WI. ED"oNDS'
JOHN A. MAY.
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~ scHENcKs PULsONIc sYsUP IL a cert.n remedy y
h- cure Of DysYs1sa, Liver Compliant, Code, cap
and Dseoses Of lie Lungs. Any calling a. me 90
NO C0risnd-s can oD.a.n lgfats) pamphlet gYes
lll description Of The above disesses $50 reefs-cs
numoer Of persons high sanding ia, have teen esea'
the Use OF Ills MEDICINE.
Beware u spurious lmtsiions To oD'sin ne prfs g.
me, unaag l-eled Pgimonic syrup, directly 70 DC ~
pn-tors office, No COriand-t ". T.
feasc reInrnb.T thai T. D beesmsn !. no longer -
OF mine, and the proprietor viii Dot be responsible ~ -
medicine purchased " him, be no gef cells ne o@
he ScheLcs's PumOIlc syrup. ,~v
oi0 III III i IL SCHEN(h
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W The public hereby cautioned against the pr-
device resOred iO by certain young nan gslrg nl
name. have nothing 10 Do with him, nor has be sny
ierest In, know edge % business whatever to-
base and puere efforts though ordinarily a,uess esos
sre evidently INTENDED 10 creats A false impression. ~
require III nat respect, -ccnt notice 20 put NE sns
"a their guard against he Injurious q.encss o. W
hing Ike deception. p. ). hickman. 4st Conlsrt-h
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Wing mslori,y in 70 Coun.
ties. 3.+ls ; Clsy's major.
ity in the same Counties
last year was Z. &0l. Wing
gain. l.213
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In addition to what our Reporter has stated about
the fire we desire TO return our sincere mahks 10
the ,rhole Fare Department for their energy aci'i
ty and intrepidity last evening, by which alone the
Tribune Buildings were saved from destruction
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Loco-Focos Wing majority. Z.

The House consists of 20 members The Wings
will undoubtedly elect 10 more. lS in all and ms
sority Of -. Majority on Joint Ballot. BIB
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