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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct l-P NJ.
The Wings Of Philadelphia City and County are
by no means lukewarm. They were never in better
spirits, the glorious rally last evening In Southwark
proved II od.fashoned Harrison gathering and
that did the heart good to look upon. The addresses
of Hon Jos r. lngersoil Hon t. Joy Morris and others
were warmly applsuded throughout. All seemed ami
mated by teeling-to stand by the candidates nOm
mated by the psItytV 20 for the ing ucket the whoie
Wing ticket and nothing but the ticket"
The schr John McCrea Captain Steward VIII
sail from this port Saturday next at o'clock, A. NJ
for the Coast Of Africa She viii carry letter bag
which is the Exchange. for the u States squadron
stationed on the African Coast.
Real estate TO the amount of $4,000 was sold at
auction last evening at the Exchange by of
tiOneers.
During the month Of September there arrived at
this port 500 vessels viz ships IL barks lOo brgs 200
schooncrs l25 sloops 2s3 barges OF the whole number
only 81 were from foreign ports.
Hon. Caleb Gushing is again at the W ashlngton
House, en- route for Massachusetts,.
Jesse HOyt-one of the most distinguished, or
rather notorious Of the day is at the United states
Hotel where bound, could not learn.
A fair amount of business was done IN stocks to
day, and prices generally advanced. Pennsylvanif.
Fives opened at II and closed firm at 1T. improve
Of from yesterday. For Texas per cent bonds
30s asked, and for 10 per cents 80 was demanded
but seemed disposed to bid. Wilmington Rail.
road shares In demand at II, an improvement Of
The sales were quite heavy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

From the 81. Loui. New Era, sept =
Mare Blaodshed.

five are 10 believe the current accounts ron 'ne
s>sf of the Mormon Var things at sst dates appear y E
drawing to a close The steamer Die vernon 49,
yesterday. bringing down NUMBER OF 60, ~
~ whom are said % be Ant-Mormons fleeing iruin '
rrs,h 70 come TIE mos; authentic statement no" IS
that the Nornon. headed by the rsfgEofof paS
High sheriff Of Hancock county ana ksePel =. -. -
in general have 20, the upper hand and are aoOu ~ H'e
IN The snort Of sayinz the Ants 20 themselves
Il j. said that be has issued another PROC 70
3 which has struck such consterneion INTO INC tnu
Mormon Army Of Gen Williams and % completely Dor
I'D the inhabitants Of Warsaw. that the largest proper
ton Of the Army has deserted and the cn1ens OF AZ
saw led in all directions. ne following p'ece VI r@
news VIC found attached 10 the manifest oil the De En-
non. il sounds good deal like great deal we nave
heard before what reliance is to be placed in X those
who read il can best determine .
Two companies Of Mormons. one under MI WI
Hsr,s and the other under Mr. Miller were encanped on
E-s,v sbaut eight miles from Warsaw, and syowed
their determination % visit warsaw nex' day; ne
whole Mormon force was about I'VE hundred and BACK
nstos the sheriff had made arequisihon On Nsuvoo Tor
.x hundred more who were TO oe down on saturday
m, E-,ssv the sheriff sent communication TO Colonel
Williams recurring him and the other leaders oil the mob
Il; surrender themselves 20 be dealt with according 70 me
law and give up the state arms IN VINCE even. ne .ns
sheriff would not proceed farther but upon ineir reisai
ne would put every one 10 the sword; they were alo"
ed till twelve o'clock Saturday TO answer Most .,
the citizens OF Warsaw and Col "hllsmss men nAu
crossed TO the other side Of the river TO wait for ASSIST
ance The burning and other depredstions upon
the Normons had ceased.
There will be bloody work. in marching 500 men INTO
Warsaw and upon their refusing TO surrender ne would
put every one the srord but the army OF the anti
Nornons have nearly all deserted and all the inhaoi'
tsnts Of Warsaw fed who will this second Nero md to
wreak bic vengeance upon Certainly, he will not turn
about and say innocent persons nor Il probable That
he viii over into Missouri after the Anus we
never had much confidence in these Bombases furioso
accounts Of Mormon wars. but there are great many
persons who fond Of war; and BY their Partially for
the horrible are led astray. We suppose that when
heri,4 Raf
of the rioters there that he will march out again with
rlIt c.r,u q civ yxar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

TRIAL or VAS STEENBURG FOR THE MURDER
or srEELE-The Express has lene. from Delhi giving
an of the first days proceedings Of the Court in
the trial of Won steenbnrg. s Sherwood OF this City
opened the for the prosecution, alter which John
Alen of Rondout Sheriff Moore, Peter p. Wright Eras
s Eserton, Daniel Northrop z P. Northrop, William
Menzie and William Reside examined as witnesses
for the State.
The circumstances of the murder, as they have been
stated in the papers, substantially confirmed II
was proved that the prisoner was one Of those who
fred at the time when Steele was killed and that after
wards by peculiar gesture he gave one Of his compsn
ions to understand that he shot him The evidence thus
far offered has very dubious look for the prisoner and
unless rebuued by other testimony, can scarcely fail TO
lead 10 his conviction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02
Law Courts.

L. 5. CIRCUIT CoURr.-OrHvs Schr. prSisa vs.. Brig
EmilyThe Emily down the Virginia of the harbor.
and sunk her when two passengers were drowned The
District Court awarded about $1,000 damages TO the own
ers Of the schooner and appeal is made. Argument was
heard. Cutting for owners brig Morton opposed.
Orrnsrs ship Erily Schr De Peyster.-Coison in
New York harbOr The argument in this con
nued Messrs Wood and Morton for the schooner take
the broad ground HAT the r. Courts have nothing do
with occurring within the waters Of any Of the
states The decision will be important one The
case IS still on.
Court COMMON PLEAs.-Fraac,s RdrtLk vs. Ed
rard Gilbert The parties engaged in the business Of
supplying Washington Market with vegetables, and are
both well of Mrs. Rsvie is said to be snowy looking
woman She Jeff her home and hearth about two months
ago. and her hege lord looked upon defendant wit h
rather jealous eyes in regard to H. On the 10Th July
while at the market Gilbert sccosted Rsve but the lat.
ter told him TO 60 away be wished have nothing say
10 him. Blows followed, in which Rsville hurt He
brings action for damages. Verdict for plaintiff 80,
which carries like of Harmed for plais-
tia + Y Gilbert for defendant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

RoEprRY IN rHg PoSr OrFicT.-Drafts an
70 the of between fifteen and sixteen tho
sand dollars have been extracted from letters deposited
the Post Oce in this city by Noah Lee the Cashier VI
the Exchange Bank Il appears that they were deposited
IN the Pos, Oce Friday evening. directed 10 Of
the Newlork Banks. They were on several individuals
in ;hs, city OF The luges, Drew. Robinson
& Co. OF Wsll-st. which understood presented
and paid and also Of the others Two three Of
the drafts that required to ne endorsed were
turned through the Post Office 10 the Cashier which
the ars, in,isnsiion he had of the robbery.
Albany knick
" Aaron White. who has been in custody at
Hartford for several months charged with ibe murder OF
Moses Whitney OF Cabotve the sth of July last has
been discharged the Grand Jury having been able
ind bill against him The person who committed the
deed still remains Gndctcc,ed
POPULATION or NEwH,vEx-The Palladium
says We understand the OF this town has been
far completed that the precise number Of Inhabitants
Is 1904 being gain Of SsSi In Eve years The census
Of the town in $40 was 1890. showing gain during
the previous years OF bu, little than during the
hve years which have just expired.
tF- Mason II. Sicily, who had formerly been
employed TO convey the mails to and from the Poet
Occ and Cars Geneva has been arrested Niagara
Falls suspicion of having been engaged in the late
mail robbery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02
sixteen Dnys Lnter from MexicO.-With-
drawal of the French Minister.

The United States trigate Princeton arrived al
Pensacola on the morning of the 10th instant, hav-
ing sailed from Vera Cruz on the 18th. Our pre-
vious dates were brought by the Mexican schooner
Gerado which left Vera Cruz on the Both Of August
By the arrival of the Princeton did not receive our
regular files and gather the following items Of nfor-
nation from our correspondence and some chance pa
pers
The French Minister, Baron Areye de Ciprey having
been again refused the reparation he demanded for the
personal indgnites offered him some months since has
demanded and received his passports tie was eN-
pectcd leave in the next packet from Vera Cruz The
sgio Die, Neure makes elaborate defeece OF the
ton of the Mexican Government insisting upon it that
the demands Of the Baron beyond reason, and
could not be granted without trampne upon the nvio
liability Of the powers of the judiciary and the social
guarantees which repose thereupon.
BY the papers received nj Vera Cruz the liih from
Mexico appears that despatch had arrived At the cap
t stating that 5000 regular troops the United States
and 1900 Texans were on the march for Metamoras
BY the Herrera has received ITO out Of 40
votes Only Department remains 10 be heard from
Tobasco was still in the possession of the Federslsts
aud yethe Government have been unable TO despatch
any troops 20 pni down the revolt The revolution at
Tobasco q rcpudated by the federaliss Of Mexico.
Paroles san Luis Potosi with fUrce Of 10000
men He ostcnsby rlakng prepar atoms 10 march
for the Northern frontier but his des suspected
and he mas been accused in Mexico of aiming al a mill
tary dictatorship division under his command have
pronounced against the present Government and in IA
vor of military system. Paredes has written that be
has succeeded in restoring order and processes to be IA
voraby disposed 10 the present Government these pro-
fe ssions are hover. dstrusted
The order for establishing the Defensores has been
successful in of the Departments heard from In
Departments they had not enlisted single person.
The terms of the enlistment have in consequence been
modified The system Of voluntary enlistment has been
regarded by the supporters Of the army with great ea
ousy and was denounced intended to supplant and
dis6and the regular troops for political purposes.
The Santa Ana party in favor OF posiponing the
declaration Of against the United States to more
prop.tous time, in view Of the present distracted and
unprepsred condition Of the country. The Sgio XIX
still contends did in the outset that the with
the United States of defence solely the object Of
which portion ofterrtory which has been
wrested from Mexico that cypress declaration
Of war not necessary that the previous
protests and solemn declarations OF Mexico cover the
whole ground.
The Government is 40 beset with difficulties and en-
bsrrassed in lis and the country in so dis
traced state that II Is believed that another revolution
is inevitable and that il may occur a, any moment
IN. o. Picayune Sep. %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

The PLUsBE NATIONAL DAGuERErAS GALLERY on
the upper Of Broadway and Murrayst is without,
any exception the mos, magnificent place Of the kind
believe in the world The pencillings Of and art
truly wonderful vist from any person of under
standing viii confirm Al that say Of the skill and
arrangement displayed by Professor Plumbe al his Gal
lery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

WiscoSsis.-Thc Election in this Territory took
place on Monday the 2ad The Milwaukee Sentinel
Of the next morning has partial returns. showing a
Wing majority in the town, and probably in the
county ON good part of their ticket Collins, Wing,
has % majority in the town, but is probably little
behind in the county Probably a part of the Wing
representatives. are elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

SBLos-Mrs Mowau n the School for scanda--we
have repetition tonight Of the School for Scandal
In which Mrs Mowsu and NJ. Il Plsrde las, nigh, ap-
peare 10 unusually ase snd brilliant audience. Al the
Characters OF the piece admirably and
dale Seton, Crisp, Plscde and Wolcoc appeared IL
The entrance 20 SlalO's Saloon Brosdway.-
Nex Monday Comedy. written for Ms. AOwa,t b
Ep-s Sargent Is 70 Be produced TIE third night viii 10
ior the suthors benefit The tile Of the play Cam
Mztry Ci1as<r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02
q DR.. Woods sar.apariIIa and Wild Cher.

q DIR. Woods Sarsapariila and Wild Cher.
ry BitfersAmong tie great variety Of medicines hch
continually coming before the public. here has
found in Of scrofa dyspepsia
liver Complaint cosuyeress morbid humors and other i'm
purity Of he blood than above popular remedy BY tho
operation Of the The morbid action changed while by
that Of the other The irritation aayed and tone and vgor
impaired 70 The debil;tssed psris.
Sold wholesale and retail BY wysu and Ke,ehsn. III Full
tou-st oil 6sas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

RkSssEL.ER Co.--The Anti Renters of thi'
County have nominated Ezra 5. Howard of Troy
Thomas w. Jones OF Berlin and William J. Potter
Of S,ephentown for Assembly. Howard is Wing
the others Locos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

~ No>s well appreciate Tho wonderful eject. Of
Councils Magical Extractor N css~- Of burns OF sea 4.
without Witnessing the operation OF this retn.rsable
IL ouess a. pains AMI soreness IN Abort hee1 msu-.
the nrss Application producing IN S,,e And -
treshlus ses D. aud smarng until The rlrr-a. -
he SAVE are a. absorbed when sppicaion strs ~
made The base attempts roo te tue proprietor os ~.
superior prepare anon caution which the honest %
serve ana never bay any other place 6Qs 81 corsAn
81 " here the genuine 5 only Kept
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

The DELAWARE TRIALs.-The correspondent OF
the Albany Evening Journal Delhi expresses the opn'
ion that the Court will deal vey enienty with most OF
those enssged in the Andes Tragedy but will make ex-
amples OF few Of the leaders. He says.
The Anti Renters seem to be satisfied with the course
il leaves those who may be sentenced b state Prison
for Of years within the reach OF Executive Glenn
ency whenever their and bona nde return TO
law and order may demand rs exercise This mild and
conciAtory having been wisely adopted we may
hope for early disposition u the more important,
cases and what is infinitely more desirable for speedy
return 10 iaw and order The present term Of our oyer
and Terminer will probably close until most OF the
disposed Of But the proprety and necessity
OF allowing most OF the guilty 70 escape BY hne and I'M
pnsOnment is no. obvious than the absolute neces
sty Of making examples Of few Of the leaders and prn
cips astsio:s OF this class is the one now on thai Tor
murder.
The trial viii be concluded early az Tuesday and
there = bu! lille doubt u his conviction OF murder
The only effort OF his counsel will be 10 reduce the Of
fence 20 ghier IN the fret degree Mitchell san
ford. OF Carskill Bovine Of Otsego and : Gofdon OF
Delhi his counsel The District Attorney and sam
uel Sherwood Of n Y. City conduct the prosecution
informed that TIE proof viii show conelusivey that
be Van Steenberg) the ground armed and DIS
sused tla, just before the firing his gun MAS loaded
and just afier he loading Il tina, nc was ASKED
who shot STEELE and Immediately raised ais gun and
tapped Il thereby claiming the honor for himself am
inclined TO believe that the OF Eare cqures and
others indicted accessories the murder, viii be put
over.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

~ The Courier d Enquirer, disrcgarding our
explicit contradiction. takes occasion to reeratc the
assertion that Mackenzie compilation OF the Butler
A Hoyi Correspondence was originally printed at
The Tribune office. We need hardly repeat that
this is entirely without foundation. Not line OF
that work was printed by us except from Macken-
zie printed book for The Tribunc-nevcr one fer
that volume And now let add that, though we
do not know who printed that work and believe ii
was not printed in this City, we think the man who
did il deserves well Of his country. So does Mac
kenzc, the assumption tina, his statement is true,
and thai he honestly by the letters. as wcdoubt
not he did We can't help believing that the Cour
YER would be better employed in uncloaking the
hypocries whom that Correspondence reveals in all
their intrinsic knavery Than it is in assaing and
falsely accusing Wings as instrumental in making
the development
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02
Elxr GHErs RLAcK TEL-V

FIVE GkEEs And BLACK TEA-Fery superior Oolong Is
ane DO S. Young Hyson, superb articles 4s IS and
s. wholesale and retail Of the Canton Tea Com
psny Gr-enwch-st her Of CorandsL and
Is Chsha-s (betwecn Pearl and Roosevelt) This IL the
Oldest and largest Tea establishment America Their re-
puson for upright dealing and for the very Oh quality Of
heir goods stands and doubtless will for stand un-
rvalled We earnestly recommend families, country rer-
chants and Whole public this very respectable estab-
ushu IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02
Sentence Of Rig Thunder

The steamer South America brought intelligence
yesterday morning that Biz Thunder had been con
victed and sentenced the Clinton State Prison for
life He asked for few days lenity in order 10
settle up his affairs and take leave of his family
which reques, was granted by the Court The sen
tence was given Tuesday al O'Clock, in the pre-
sence Of an immense crowd of people
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

~ The third trial to elect . Representatives in
Portland, Me resulted in no choice Mr.. Fessen-
den, w lacks but votes of an election and Mr..
Rarnes w but 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

~ Articles on MAnoris and Tenurcs 4 7 Butler
and the Newyoyk Custom House Jesse Hoyt in Chan
Gerry; Trisune Correspondence from Pensacola and
Buenos Ayrcs New Publications Union College Paier.
Repeslers; Poem On tho Memory Of the Departed
college Intelligence Money and Marine News &c. sc.
may be found on the Outside
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

II The performances Al lh- American Museum the
best entertainments IL the city and those sEo wish cheap
and an should 90 there. They take place and u,
NJ. The curoses, among which "a famous Living
O3rs1g ue Acpseire &c. can De seen al al hours Go
day and them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

FOURTH SENATE DIsrRcr-Aboiition Nom'na
f,on.--Jcssc Campbell, Ilcrkimer Co.
HKRKINpR Co--Aboi.tiOa Nom fnati0n.-Albert
Ford and Ralph Simms for Members Of Assembly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

To- How AssVRD To continue "a suffer with RAesn
asng WHY The Indian Vegetable Elixir and lnnincni
sure nfable for The disease Il Is found a. p Cor
lSn.-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

ETHIOPIAN SEREsapEks-P.LsosO PERA HOUSE,
Among he many rereatons In the city the Ethiopian Con.
GERS Palmos to opolss the public attention.
Almost exclusively Last night hey again appeared before
crowded audience and ihts evening he curiosity 70
and bsss II Do equal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02
~ The Town Clock: or, Merchanfs' an

srrnngers' Register for today will contain leading
article topic Of greatest public Interest," Sales the
Sleek Exchange f1 and List OF Arrivals The
various Hotels in NewYork, Boston and Philadelphia;
Programme OF Steamboats, and Railroad Trains leaving
Nes-York to-day and to morning, in every direc-
ton Table OF the Closing Of the Mails, the omni-
buses ssgeroues. Expresses &c &C beside and
powerfully condensed summary Of Amusements Move
ments Matters and Things in General, &c Price cent
The Town Clock strikes every day al y O'Clock o2lt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

u Election in MARYLAND yesterday We are
prepared for bad reslt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

BEEgM,ss Original GsSUiSE PuLnoSIc SYRun-Thi
celebrated remedy for the Of Consumption, Col
Coughs, Diseases Of the Lungs Liver Complaint and Dye
pepsa be had usual tho old established Office u
the proprietor, No 49f Cortland-sL door below the
corner OF Green wiclst f0 se1 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

r. Al this season Of the year nothing 10 more common
han Gods and coughs affecting The respiratory ofsars
II elected the terminus cOnsumqnon he vessels freely
discharge and remove al danges Il be lad p Co
f.-.I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

VScHEScK's PuLaoSIc SYRUP is certain remedy for
The cure OF Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Colds Coughs and
Disease Of the Lungs. Any calling Al the Once No
Cortland At obtain gratisI pamphlet giving iu
descrpu OF the above sso reference numter
OF Persjus Of standing have been cured by The
OF this medicine.
We cauon the public 10 bear In mind that r s. Beekmaa
no longer agent for the sale OF hs genuine Schencks
Pa monc Syrup.
beware of spurious limitations Toossn the pure genuine
iadulierated Pulmonc Syrup go directly the Prophs
or's Offce, No. 4 Cortlind-st. n. Y (9 sliu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

~ SAVE yoUS MONEY, BY purchasing snsspania a.
Corani-sL a. - cents per bottle ant NistMs bassm
Wild Cherry for consumption IS sold al The same place,
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Court Calendar. ..Tf

COMMON PLEAs-Psrt Nos. 81 81. 90 H. 1872 l6l,
IS 63 ~ 49, l39 I6j Ill g 10 49, ST. 90. as l0s ll3
I2l IA, ISL There viii be no second branch Of the
Court ill Friday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-02

r' JAP,S vAs>IsH Tor and CRATES al q Corila0c
giving splendid polish unaffected oy heal OF we AZ
Will last u year. preventing rgsL