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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17

A NEW SALES RooN--The enterprise OF Mr.
Jas McCullough the well known manufacturer OF
shot, has furnished the merchants of New York with
one of the most spacious, central and commodious
Sales Room for Teas, Coffee, &c. &c which we
have ever had occasion 10 notice 1t is the entire fourth
story Of the splendid just erected by Mr. McCu
Tough on IN corner OF Water-st and Msidenlane has
lights on three sides is well ventilated and has floor
room to accommodate OF the largest the tea cat
aoguc and the company gathered to buy The store is
very large one with red cut basement and bull, In
the most substantial Three stories are divided
into airy and commodous Offices, some Of which are to
be occupied by Mr. Mccullough, the saugeries White
Lead Company. sc.
Asrge parry ofnvcd guests were entertained yester'
day by Mr.. Mccullough In the Sales Room. Two long
tables were several times filed by the guests, who did
full Justice TO the sumpiuous repast got up by Demoni
co in his best style Il was an entertainment which
would have done credit the most elegant OF above
Blocker" mansions The best toast gwen on the coca
sion which We annex was by l.. NJ Hoffman, Esq.
Our friend Nc Cuol hHis enterprise has shot abe ad
and lead all competitors May prove to him t0o Of
strength and profit
Two sales already advertised to be held In this
neg room
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17

" The Herald has ,hrillingly graphic letter
from an irregular correspondent at Philadelphia,
thoroughly exposing the erog-shcp influences by
which Loco Foco tickets are manufactured in tina,
City and no, in that alone) l, closes
1.-THE ticket nominated by such influences as these of
course. cannot BE- expected to be extremely good !;
and therefore. one individual has been named for the
second best office in the peoples gift whose strongest
qualification appears be that he keeps tavern and
snother-whilst the remainder OF the nominees II
would seem picked out specially because they
the unfit for the stations they named for
that can be found careful eye also being KEEP, open TO
that they the noisy and brawling Of the
pothouse politicians And this ticket which has been
thus besoi,cn in political sin. conceived in political
rupon and brought forth in political nfamyis placed
before the honest masses OF Democratic party and
only their surases bU, those the independen,
voters of the city and county Of Philadelphia are
blushinsly asked for It's supper, There never a
party whose theoretical principles We're more pure
whose avowed doctrines were more holy and whose fun.
danentsl designs more ennOhng than those OF the
Democratic party But fhrc parry rloss
lsaders xsre base-rkOse erey 10r1zes,
corrre srd A0sc rkols system Of tactics
honorable than tie high parry rA0se foaHavs
JcsersoE, Madison GHd Jackson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17
Safety ngainst Murdcrers.

SEPTEMBER l2th, Ie45.
H. GREELEY, Esq-Please allow an old subscriber to
inquire what the Anti Capitapunshment party would
do with the black villain who murdered his keeper as
per statement enclosed, which have cut from today
journal Of Commerce. Ifsuch an occurrence is not a
stronger argument in favor Of Capital Punishment than
any argument have yet heard against it, have no,
realized the force Of such arguments. Where ever you
put the murderer, you must place over him keeper,
and how are We to be assured of the safety of the
kccperi MADrsoYsT.
i-f7- The article enclosed with the above appeared
verbatim in The Tribune some days ago OF course
we need not repeat it. And now 10 the argument
The first consideration that strikes is the I'M
doubted truth that the punishment of Death DeEs
NOT protect the officers hacing charge of criminals
In this case, as in Wyatts and many others, the
prisoner kaer that he would be hung for the muir
der of the keeper-that he had not n shadow Of
chance TO escape Yet he eagerly imbrued his hands
in human blood Now we have settled what 'ciH
not prevent the murder of prison.keepers, we will
try to sketch, hastily and roughly, what in our
opinion wW do it,
Our plan would be TO make criminals feel that
Society does not punish them from an impulse of
hatred or revenge, but purely in selfdefence, and
only the extern, which the public safety requires
We would say to each prisoner, you have per
pcra,cd deed which renders your liberty incom
patble with other mems safety. You must there
fore be imprisoned you must labor throughthe day
and be mmured in a cell at night, because your
passions unfit you for liberty virtuous society
But you will here be treated with uniform kindness
every effort you may make to repent or amend
will be seconded by those in power over you, and
the measure of your privileges shall depend on the
use you make of ihem."-ln this way we would
make the culprt realize at that his keepers
not his tyrants oppressors but at heart his
friends, and anxious for his reformation and we'll
being Such keepers he would not wisk to kill
but if any criminal had ever evinced blood thirsty
spirit, we would have him so confined that he could
not harm any one, letting him know why this course
was resorted to. In this way, we should hope TO
overcome tie spirit Of murder, which is the great
point TO be gained. Let those who believe IN
casting out devisby Bcelzebub try their course; we
have confidence in oars, and hope it will yet have q
fair trial Ed Tyi5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17

II VIII the Rochester Daily Adesrtiser be so
good to ascertain directly what was the relative
market value Of the fabrics produced at Lowell in
1893 and 1874 respectively The Daily follows the
Morning News Of this City in asserting. without a
shadow Of authority, that these cloths bring in the
average six cents yard more, now than they ddin
1899 while know that their price was considera-
bly, iowsr, for the same qualities in lsii than it was
in 1899 Now we can easily ascertain and promul-
gate the facts but this would ge, them into the
News or the Daily II the Daily therefore, will
write to Lowell for the facts or viii compare the
prices of Cotton Goods in 1888 and 1874 respectively
in this or any American Market 1t will find the
whole foundation Of its Roorback's' with regard TO
Manufacturing Rof,s knocked from under it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17


DxiHI sept Il ls4S
The Grand Jury came into Cour, last evening Al
o'clock. having found indictments sgsns y persons
Twelve are for appearing disguised and armed ana =,
conspiracy 70 prevent VIM Swsri and Ncsh nimniss
Jr. fruui making surveys - Nidieto~n las, >prng Five
% The twelve indicted ior this offence IN custody
viz Elias Osterhout Isdoc =. Nofihrup DSnc Sora
rap. Jason sanford aud Nathaniel Hendricks.
Twenty four II the indictments are for coa.pi-s--
appearing disguised and armed not and s,epip, ~,
cue prisoner lLcrs Prcsion) IN March lsst Rnxbu
~. Nine OF the persons indicted are in custody, VIZ
Augustus kite. Daniel Northrup. Eiss ,sserhoui nas
iel Whipple Zadoc Z. Northmp, Ava p. Crosby Ja,ss
Sanford Nathaniel Hendricks and Hiram n, Messy
sixteen " the indictments are for consprscy A.
lempts 20 rescue prisoners and appearing disguised On
another occasion two OF these are in euslOdy-JAson
Sanford and John Phenix.
Al 10 O'Clock This morning. the Grand Jury iac
with twenty three other indictments for appear.
ing armed and disguised. not and kidnapping Dai-f
sheriff Steele, and c. : Parker. con.taees, Al An9es
las; March Seven OF the persons indicted in crs;o
by. VIZ Daniel c. Norhpp. Eliss Osiorhou. Darius
Travis VIM Bryant Niles Brsmble, John Latham, md
David Nor,hup.
Elias Os,erhout pleaded guilty the indictment ior
appearing digused and armed with intent 10 lreyen,
yeyng.
Alvsh F. Crosby pleaded guilty to the ehsrgc OF az,
prarns disguised. &c. not guilty Of conspiracy and =
tempt 10 He also entered the like plea 10 ~
second Indictment for the same offence at Roseury in
March last.
Homer Bergen AID James Bsrnhsrt pleaded not guilty
10 the indictments against them.
Miles Bramble pleaded no, guilty.
The Court then adjourned over 10 Monday.
The Grand Jury will continue In session until the
mencement of the oyer and rerminer on the ssd ms
Many already indicted Who have not heretofore BEN
suspected Of having taken part In the Indian movements
and many more probably will be, for having eontnb
uted the purchase OF and dssuis-s Tor the
ives, and some for interfering and tampcrng with q
former Grand Jury 10 prevent indictments
In one Of the towns there sppears 10 DC still de,ern
nation 10 brave il cut 70 the lasl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17
JAS A. COCHRAN

static OF Nix. CLAr--We are authorized by
the Assistant Treasurer Of the Fund, Miss ELIZA
NJ RIDDLE. 10 announce to the Wing ladies' OF Viz
GINS. tina: there 10 now 8 certainty that Tie Statue
triN BE- erected. The amount In hand Is not quite
sufficient bu, no doub, Is entertained that when the
era sums collected in many Of the Counties and those
within reach by little exerion shsh hare been added
the collections vii De ample Lei the ladies' however,
make effort between this time and The meet
nz Of the Legsature 80 tia, whatever funds yet
ces.oe and 20, transmitted may be sent BY the hands
II The members
The ladies' have nobly redeemed their pledges, and
shown that their Venerson FOR the great Statesman has
been something substantial than mere words and
that the scoters their efforts viii be confounded and
slenced.
Whig Editors throughout the state viii give the word
round tbs. the Statue IS 10 be erected and that those who
desire u have share In the honor must act promptly
LRlchnond WIZ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17
Things In PHILADELPHIA.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
purr .Dvr pu.. S.,.

IOFFesPOnlrncc OF I De IN0Nne-
PaILApyirHiA Sept l6-PN
James X. Martin. the young Democrst" /, DOW
on Trial for nsAGl, and battery with inien, 70 =,
Henry ZelL
Z A great Ole OF rare and beautiful paintings W.
take place tomorrow al Joseph BouspNtos ATE ~.
dence. BordeRtown.
The carpenter shop ofJoscph Thomas CliftonS.
Moysmensins was destroyed by fire a bali pas,
o'clock this mornsg. Ii the work OF m incsnd,,
The United States steam cutter Legsrc lea h
Nava anchorage yesterday on An experimental tip ~
New York
There has been no chance worth noting in The
stock Market today with limited transactions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17

~ 4 severe storm passed over Kentucky on
the 10Th. The Frankfort Commonwealth thus sPeAh'
Of e:
There storm Of unusual violence on " eenT s1y
ni,h, acrornsnied nv an irnmen.e fall CT rain There
we're sTera terrific thunder eisps and fox an n9uT or
So nearly continuous blaze o: lightning ne aamsge
from the freshet In this county 10 considerable
10 he Kentgcky hundred thousand rails floating of
Tb-.s and dams have been swept OF from South
asn.ors.naer. ki.--'s Hepry Pembertons, and -
Hyeronvmurss The bridge across Benson on the Law
renceburg and Hardnsve turnpike, and several other
bridges have been wssbsd away.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17

~ The Loco-Focos st Washington making
arrangements To erect Statue to Gen. Jackson an
expense OF 100000. while the Father Of his Country
remains without such mark Of respect Those who
lie" years since thought that Jscksons election would
be naaonA cure. are foremos, In mounting for
popularity In this busness 1t 10 to be Colossal Eques
'-sn Sass< IN inprisAas< S-on,s' 1t would save e1.
of these modern Jackson men could be &c,
"ouid Be no question about the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17
Col. Ransom, of Ohio.

To the Editors Of The Tribune;
GKST.-Some few days since you copied into your
paper an article from the Ohio State Journal printed at
Columbus, charging Col. Leander Ransom late OF the
Board Of Public Works, with having eit his Office de-
faulier. This beous imputalon Is made upon an dp-
pdreuf balance on the books which have been open
standing for several years between that gentleman aud
the State Il needless say those acquainted with
the course Of business Ohio that i the DUTY OF the
Fund Commissioners to call the officers Of STATE 10
whose hands any Of the public money - committed ior
an annual account No such call was made on on Il
for the last three years prior 10 me- removal ou
being desirous of closing his account and osehAks rs
bal who among tie most responsive men OF the
State Col X hiss mzde two unsuccessful eo!s 70 procure
meeting OF the Commissioners. and rnaiy 70 accom-
rnodGte them and not himself appointment Is made
for the ensuing October You will thus see sreat mus
tce has been done faithful and most valuable puDhc
of Ger by assaiins him In the Oakland add tnat ne
statement no, only untrue but that Of my own KNOW
edge II there shall there probably may be found
balance due the State Col K. has the ample means and
will instsntane ously discharge the same Yours &c
- The above is from a gentleman wei ac-
quainied with the facts, and in whose statements
we have reason to coniide. We shall be glad TO
find of least one honest man among the late Loco
Foco fand mongcrs of Ohio 50 strongly incuiPaied
by the State Journal. I'd ITO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

" The Mail did no, arrive ill near oclock
this morning, owing. we believe, to some acciaeu,
10 the las, evenings train to Philadelphia. We
find nothing Of importance fur'hos than what vi.
have already published from Mexico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17
Maine Election.

We have returns from $50 towns in which the
vote for Governor stands as follows Morse,
~ .7s5; Anderson. ~, 295; scattering, 5oa5. Ms
ioritv against Anderson, 545 In isi4-Clay. 2s2ss
POLK, 3534s; scattering 3943 Polk over sll. 3ll7.
AS the towns 10 be heard from gave over 5000 ma
jority for Polk there csa be no doab, Of Andersons
election by the people. Boston Post
In "a towns there are 60 Wings II Locos elected
to The House OF Representatives and 81 towns no
choice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17

tT In day two we shall publish Letter
nom c. Edwards Lester our Consul a, Genoa, ON the
general subject Of the Travellers and lnvads and Art.
sts Life in ltAy-a letter of facts Mr. Lester has
ccived large number of letters from individuals nqur.
ing about the bes, way Of getting Italy the cost and
the modes Of living. &c. This article will be general
reply 70 these letters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17
Correspondence of,he Albany Atlas,

DrtHl, Friday Eve Sept 2
Gentlemen The strongest of the anti renters
seem now 10 yield up all in this respect and anx
ious 10 settle as the weakest fear however II Is only
Temporary yielding and that when forces gone
all their former hostility will return We pray IL may
BE- Yesterday ofthe soldiers had his shoulder
put out by accident aud had broken. TONIGHT
a court martial is sitting try offending soldiers / BE-
icve the offences charged are Of very grave Import
and will not take the trouble 10 hunt them out md
repearehem 10 you Things moving steadily on and
look anxiousy for news from our grsnd jury and court
which though it be Of an unpleasant nature, VIII be
important Yours. sc. - T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17

THE LOVE MATCH: designed 10 Illustrate the
various conflicting Influences which spring from tbs
Union Of Mr. and Ars Tom Todd By HxSRr CooK-
TON, Esq Author Of Valentine Vox,' staniey InoFn,
sc &c with Illustrations has been Issued ~ Burgess
strinser & Co. There are lots OF fun IN H.
The C0LUEgIAs MAGAzISE.-The october num-
Der Of this monthly Las reached Us. Mrs CnAd Mrs
osgooi. John Innsn, Brougham- Grstisn, Robert A
West and others have contributed 10 the number The
Columbian we hear has arrived ,oa TsFy large eisrals
ton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17

NEW Mrso-We have received from the pub
nhsr. Mr.. A A. Van Gelder, 26s Bowery' the follow
ing new pieces Trois Qusdrilles. eAirenent iacles
composed by Adophe Nine; Silver Lake "At,' ~
John c. scherpi, and Love Much song wrii'ea By
Resale" and composed By J. Bcckey The words Of
Lore Much were written for the Tribune By favor
lie correspondent The three quAdries are lingering
marked which adopts them peculiarly to the wants Of
beginners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17
Courf .Tms DAY.

COMMON PIEAs-Part !, before Judge lngraham-Ncs.
- g. A. a. A. A. 81 So IS 81 :. Part before Judge
Ishoefcr in the Board Of Assistant Aldcrmens room
Nos TO- DC 80, l62, ~, leo 81 u, 46, ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17

y Those who would put their collecting business
West IN safe hands and avoid the heavy expenses OF
sending Clerks 10 perform the duty, viii md good
chance BY referring to the advertisement headed To
Merchapu"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17

~ The Trial Of Boughon. or Big Thunder. at
Hudson progresses very slowly or rather does not pro
sress s all After more than fornieh;s wrsnglng be-
the lawyers with fists well as words there is
only one-thrd Of jury yet found
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17

- The news which we publish from Tobasco
to-day is later than that brOugh, by the Joseph atkins
which we published on Monday. I, makes no mention
Of the revolt reported by the atsias
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17

TBy the steamboat Mutual Safety, Capt Lowber
arrived yesterday msrning from the ship Southport ashore
North Of Bsrncsat informed that the ship has
bIged having six feet water in her hold at high tide
Capt Lowber thinks she will be total loss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17

~ A Van Vcchicn, Esq. of Albany has been
appointed County Superintendent, OF Common Schools.
In place Of General King. who has gone 10 Milwankie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17

The BASToys BAILED.-We understand that
the Bantons whose arrest for counterfetng noticed
ls week have been held % bail for their appearance At
the Of the Lincoln Circuit C0urtand IN what
sum think you only 800 zach Lexington Obs.
FORGER CAUGHr.-A msn named d Delpii. the
confederate Of r. YIN. already in PRISON. for whose
the Bank Virginia had oereds reward Of 5000
arrested Saturday asst while seeking interview
with III in the Moyamensing Prison.
r. Green, the Reformed Gambler is in Gin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17
For The Tribune.

statement appeared in The Tribune on Saturday
last purporing 20 give the performance OF the new
steamer Oregon. which in far the speed Of the
Rhode Island IL concerned are informed from the
best authority, 10 Incorrect IL says The shortest trip
made understand, by the Rhode Island in II
hours and - minutes" The trip referred 10 made
by the Rhode Island in II hours l3 minutes She arrived
OF Watch Hill beyond StonDgton) IN hours 50 min.
utes from the NewYork wharf to wit:
At Throgs Point Oh. An AtFakland Island l0h lGm
Sands Point -. Oh. 26m Gull Island III lh i0n
Huntington IN i0rn Watch Hill llh 5gm
Light Boat .... Oh. Aim beyond stonngton.
The Oregon claims To have arrived Of stoninston
, being hours in which time the Massachusetts has
also made the passage.
On the above passage Of the Rhode leland she made
the usual landing al Newport which not the case
with the Oregon on her first IMP NEPTUNE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17

~ The population of the County of Albany lin
csding the City, is 1850 The population in lslO was
esSx-san s3+ OF this the city has gained 74so.she
county towns IS. The population Of the city exceeds
that Of the towns SEA in ls4o the exceeded tbs
eifv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17

ECUADOR AND PERU.-We publish the following
Interesting letter from authentic source, relative
10 the difficulties at present existing between the
two South American Republics of Ecuador and
Peru 1t wasour good fortune TO have been enabled,
in the paper OF the sth instant, 10 publish letter
Panama and Havana dated July lst. in which not
only were the disastrous incidents ard effects Of hs
war described but also the condition Of the crops Of
and trade in, their great staple ofcocoa. We would
refer to that letter in connection with this which d
subOined:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17

n The Western Transcript VA in speak
Ing Of the True American" prcss says very truly
sseb ought nsyerte touch printing Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17

F.SE GREEs AND BLACK TeA-yery superior Oolony %,
extra fine do &c. Young Hyson superb articles A. and g.
At the wholesale and retail Of the Canton Tea Con.
oany lsJ Greenwchst the Of CorsBdst sad
10 Chshsm-sL between Pear and Roosevelt Ths Is he
oldest and largest Tea Establishments IN America TBcr
reputation for upright dealing and Tor the very high qualify
other goods. stands and doubtless viii forever ssand.uo
rIyalloG. We earnestly recommend apl. re. country
chans and The whole public ~ s very Respectable ess
bJ,rmenL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17

FALL FASHION, 1915,
For &c nileuep's Has, Introduced on he Db MI ~
su& N LEARy + Co Aux h9sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17

sS- We are happy to hear ths, what We said about
the large pictures the PLuaBE NArIosAL DsouERR'
Az GALLERY, has met tho views OF our friends who
have called them some have asked us, Where
ia the PLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GALLEY -
We answer on the upper OF Broadway and hur
ray-st and further there 10 no other establishment Of
like name or nature in this our good city Of Gotham
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17

TT A detachment of 2iO United States troops.
artillery and infantry arrived in this city yesterday a.
ternoon from Newport and embarked for Pensacola 10
the fine ship Abaross, Of 7iJ tons. They bad good
band Of ~ pieces of music preceded by drum maorot
very imposing appearance Several baggage vSfons
brough, up the rear. Boston Adv. sept 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17

u TIE thai there a no otlser article Ia
existence equal to Councils Magical Pain Extractor for
burns salds old ulcers eyes, Nc and the mpuaeat
bonbastc prelensions palm any other arce VII ineet
with A just reulouon The only article that will bcal
bura readily without scar, which only genuine q n
Corlaud-SI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17

NOTABLE SHAVING CssEs.-A large variety Of tie most
FORM containing tbs Metallic Tablet for keeping
kors IN perfect order. For -al- by
sl6 81 ~ q. SAUNDERS L SON III Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17

TOILET AzTIcLEs-Bazors, Of The eeesra,s1 max
err, warranted auge variety q tooth, nail and shaHrg
brushes perfaeryi washing aud shaving soaps Of al 10
be.i Gga.lles, On. sod AZ exceedingly W prizes.
q. SAUNDERS & SON IN Broadway,
st5, ~ Opposite HOwsr.'s Hotel