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The daily union., 1846-04-29

The article in the last number Of the Quarterly Re
uieo, on the subject Of Oregon, is beginning to at
tract attention, now that the hubbub arising out
the Indian victories is fast subsiding The gist o
the article is TO promote compromise, and the re
viewer would be content with the 49th parallel.
We have contended from the first that any fai
settlement Of the dispute would be hailed with avid
ty by the English people, in order to avoid the hor
rible consequences which an appeal to force would
produce; and the semi official character Of the ar
tcle to which we alude, embodying the feelings o.
the great conservative party on the subject, is con
hrmstory Of our views.
Indeed, il is generally believed here that the dis
pute is virtually settled. We sincerely hope tha
this is not an assumption, but fact.
We have noticed on more than one occasion re-
Gently, the high estimation in which Indian corn, a,
an article of food has risen on this side OF the At
lantic. Sir Robert Peel on Wednesday evening
corroborated our statement In Ireland II Is hs
supersedng the watery potato, and the premier ex
pressed praseworthy feeling Of pride at finding
people Of that country prefsrring what he justly
The daily union., 1846-04-29

Italy is still troubled. Austrian bayonets keen
the people quiet, hut it is impossible to tell when
the fame, which has been so long smouldering may
burst out A few days back, at Milan, several SEN
tinels assassinated, and recently the Austrian
commander in Italy was obliged to send for rein.
forcement of seven regiments.
The daily union., 1846-04-29

dabe amount of duties paid to foreigners viii lose
its power and its effect ID will be generally under
stood that commercial transactions are for ndiyidu-
ais Some governments already following the
example given by Great Britain.
Arbitrary prohibitions will be efaced from the
code Of natons, from ours at least, where they are
so numerous IL will be admitted that foreign com
petition is sautary tending to advance the per-
fecng of industry. There are interests TO be affect
ed in England as well as 10 France; and yet there
they bow to evidence, and To the commands of the
general welfare. Absolute commercial freedom, like
eternal peace, is Utopia; we do not deny iti but
Utopia which we must strive TO approach, as near
as possible, and which, If we cannot reach, each
day at least ought to bring US step nearer"
The daily union., 1846-04-29

would say nothing in favor of the amendment lust
read, for it would be libel on the House to suppose
that any argument in favor of it would be required
| lie took 1t for granted that the committee would
now act on this subject, and he could not believe
that the proposition Of the gentleman from Massa-
chusetts MIR. ADAMS would receive the sanction of
the committee. In the face of the world we had as
sumed this trust. We had taken the money under
the will of this distinguished stranger, but we had
delayed, for long time the execution of the trust
lie hoped the faith Of the United States would not
be allowed to suffer any injury in the eyes of the
world, by longer delay of action on the subject
There we're some portions Of the bill Of the gentle.
man from Indiana which he would like to see alter
ed. While he had no constitutional scruples him
self as to the incorporation Of the institution vet he
would be willing, in courtesy TO the opinion Of others
to strike out that provision from the BILL for all its
ends could be accomplished without it. He urged
the committee not to delay action because there was
difficulty in each step before them. Congress had
power to alter and amend the act, and it was now
necessary only to take the initiatory step The
form coud De altered from time to time, so
as to carry out the intentions of the testa-
tor. The objections urged TO normal
school were not well founded. II would
send abroad number Of educated men; and was
not education the richest boon that could be con.
ferred on the country next to the preservation of
liberty Our institutions were dependant upon in.
tegence and reason; and no matter what profession
the young men educated at this school should sdopt.
they would add TO the stock Of knowledge and dif.
fuse it among men.
Mr.. WICK said, that some opinions had been
expressed in the course OF the debate, which he
could not suffer TO pass uncontradicted. He alluded
70 the opinions on the subject Of the doctrine Of
trust. II was alleged that all which the government
was responsible for, was the stocks in which the
fund had been invested, This fund was intrusted
TO our charge, and it was important that the honor
Of the country should be sustained by its faithful
execution He totally dissented, as lawyer, from
the doctrines which had been advanced. trustee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-15

, our couric.;oa Of what Is due % our principles
- be.use we verify believe that his election would
g. axe from o1r party al claims 70 pohaca! bones
=. and render II mere party of szpedi@acy We be-
Ieved il ba,e and unprincip!c IN o1- opponents in
10 claim support for JAnEs x. POLK 5otn Tar and
hnt.TsriH nan and deem il equally base and IN
pripcipled TO claim support for JoHS YocSa boz %
an Aaii.en;er and Conservative Wing who ho!fs '''
Reutsrn IN adherence.
to II By the pervers;ons Of the EredieTy rig sl-
An,i-ert Presses snail 10; again aiude TO .Ae
torial election We hare stated ihai ~ as I ~.
lar circumstances Ct our position cannot s11 ~. -.
,,,. Io,1 yrr- although shall not vote against
nh 5u: We seek no: 70 sS for G:ners We e, riaI am
-. ~ ,re copcede ~ ali o,i:ers similar right AL
49, We s.k s tina. no good Wing should sacrifice his
erie,esto eny Piea Of ed>ne II ne car with honor
rd i support OF is principles. vote for JoEES foJSe,
IL. MIN DO so-f not, let him BE- 70 the great cause
in which We are embarked regardless Of consequences
We shall thus ac, and ali ths cai from our readers
is the same free agency we are willing 20 eoncede 70
.herr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-15
Pennsylvania!
vreroRx: VICTORY: HuzzA
COMMISSIONS

Comm tsSsoEfr.
Our adyices from PENNSYLVANIA indicate
and almost assure the election Of JAMES "
PowzR. the Wing Canal Commissioner. by
the vote Of the whole State b. large ma
iorirv. although the Natives have polled
some q, COO votes
Dist CaHErs:s-
Il. LEVIN. Native by 49, maiority-
. JOSEPH E IsoEssoLL, Wing. by1.ses.
8 CHARLES Bgowy, Loco owing to the running
awhis and Native asainst hin.
i CHAaIEs J. ISGERsoLL- do do
5 Montrone--. 6c.-FRIEDLEr, Wig gan
{. Bucks and Lehigh ]. ". HosssEoS. y gam
: Chester. Not heard
Lancaster. JOIN SrRoHN. WhiE, reelected
:. Ola Bsrks. u .Ssrorg. Loco . only 1000 M,
II Dauphia & Schayilill G. y. EcEERT Nhis'
LOCO majority
= York snd Adams, HENRI NEs. Ih:s gatH
10 Franklin Perry. &c J. BRADY. UAig gan
Le!a, Native is elected Sheriff in Philadelpma
City and County BY abodt 100 majority
Buck Co gives majority OF about eco for tue
Whir candidate for Senator. small majority Tor
Power. Whi- Canal Commissioner. and elects the
Wing Assembly ticket. Treasurer, &c
Cumberland CO. elects the Wing Sheriff. Que
Wing Assemblyman and probably the other
.ScIugikM Co is reported 200 W-his-seneraIy
1000 the other way
Y 1t looks as though the Old keystone
has gone Wing with rush! Even Read
ing. the County Seat of Berks. gives our
Canal Commissioner to 500 maj.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-15
MARRIED

MARRIED:
On Tuesday morning, October I3th by Rev VIM. :.
Heyer of Fishkill STEPHEN P BRITAIN Esq OF
Elizabethiown, n. J. 10 Mira ELEANOR 4 MIDDLE
BROOK, OF this City
AZ Trinity church On Wednesday morning. Oct - by
Rev. J. F Schroeder D. D. FRANCIS c. WHITEHEAD,
merchant Of Pittsburgh, Pa M..s HENDELA 30
RUCh. Of tIIis City
At Fair-Haren Conn. on the 18th :ns, WILLIAM J..
MAY. OF ButfElo, with Miss ELLEN NJ. COOKE, Of
Fair Haven.
A, Cincinnati on Friday morning Oct: 9th by Rev C.
G. Fenner, FRANK DONALDSON 20 ANNA Gull
FORD, daughter of N. Guiford Esq publisher of TIE
.,f,=
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-15

MArsE.-An Augusta correspondent of tha Bos
Atlas says You have it enormously stated that
Wing has been elected in Unity, Burnham and Knox-
There has been eloics in that District No choice in
any the Districts in Piscataquis County The election
in Dexter and Cornna class carried by vote
This will be contested Illegal Goco votes haze
already been ascerained We have Just received the
gratifying that Wing ha. been elected from the
For, Fairfield District.
The Atlas says the OF the member elect is Ma.
thsnie Blake and thar the House stands "A Whig=
- Loco Focos Al no choice and four to be heard from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-15
GoURAUD's LIBRARY or ROMANCE.
IfrrrI w rrG--C


II accents which heart OF stone might move
But seasoned with the slightest dase Of iatiery-
Mars Sa5er,ashe told Julia al Els love
And vowed - 20 win ikr &c would Storm a battery
Or cad for!orr hope MS love 70 prove
WIS, her akin dark;-hair red no matter, he
We q:.:e regardless OF such trialn Y things;
HIS julia YVES ar snge. mraEs wings ~
To be continued.
Love RULES CAMP and our soldier be
over head ac ears ne appears be OF thefsc-
thai Gurarts Italian Aedicsted Soap VIII afah5ly
more from tie SKIN every vesge Of Tar sreckts Sal
Iowress Redress Rou gr1es Pfpies. other
eupuons Equally be 10 have been Of the
vse OF Gorrsad. Poudres Subtlss In exrrparng super
tuous hair lis strange also, thai L never occurred
him that Julia's red Hzr might have bee1 coloTed mag
ncent BLACK by Goursrds Grecsn Har Dye The value
of Gorrau6s Licaid Rouge for giving permanent rosi
pale chceks he seems 70 have been Of for
he used Il himself.
E-Tske particular notice thai Dr.. FELIX GouRAUD,S
rsH5nei preparations only be obtained genuine Il hs
Depot e. q Wskey-st first store FROM Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-15

The candidates, we believe, are al Loco Focos,
Gen Smith excepted. We believe Moses NJ
Strong is the Vermont boy who made the beauti-
ful speech IN favor OF James R. Vineyard when
on trial for the murder OF C G. P Arndt, which
was SO graphically described by correspondent
OF The Tribune. By the way Vineyard is now in
the Convention TO vote FOR him No farther edvces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-15
Business Notices.

~ tits well known fact that the consumption to
been cured by Bcckmans Pulmonic Syrup even ai.eF
al other remedies were abandoned, and the patient
given up by tho Physicians Office 40! COrtand''t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-15

MAISE-The Eastern Argus Loco insists that
the Members of the House elect in that State now
stand 50 Wing to 30 Loco 9 to hear from; 30 9TH
ers. no choice. Fairfield District, not reported in
the Argus has elected Wing, so that according
to its returns the House is 81 to -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-15
Jefferson County Ready /.

The Wings of JEFFERSON have nominated
Fer C5ng-ess. JOSEPH MULLrS of Wa;ertown
Sheriff CHARLES B. AVERY of BrownyIlle;
Cle-l-.-. SCION MASSEY of Lyme
Assrr5iv- SAMUEL ROGERS OF Philadelphia
IAsEz FosrEz OF Watertown;
HIGH /. SMITH OF Lorraine.
and We are assured rha, they hope to elect them
and give YorSG and FISH majority. The North
win DO its full share in the States redemption
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-15
Man OF Monterey.

Edlor Of Tie Tribune.
noticed in some Of the papers Of yesterday maps or
d;ssrars Of Monterey and is adjacent localities which
erroneous that beg Of you rot 10 publish similar
The Tribune can prepare one n day or Two
tol actual surveys, which VIII BE accurate and valuable
and If ron wish ii VII cheerfuly furnish you with
copy. EPArLETrE-
= We VIII be happy 70 receive an accurate
map 0; the localities alluded TO Ed Tri5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-15

II MARYLAND has decided by popular vote
to have Biennial instead OF Annual Sessions OF her
Legislature So this State would decide ii the
People could Get chance at the question.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-15


~ THOMAS L. SaAFER, OF Albany &c. elect
ed to the last Assembly on the Anthem and Barn
burner Tickets. and member OF the late Anti.Rent
State Convention. Tuesday nominated for Sena'
tor from the Third District by the ocoFoco Convention
This nomination was carried by excluding the regular
Gold Hunker) Delegates from Albany County and ad-
hitting the Barnburners instead, by avot' OF to .
lschohnrc Greene and one Delegate from Rensselaer,
voted to ADM; the Albany Old Huukcrs) Acean Barn.
burner District Committed appointed in place OF an
Old Hunker Altogether, it tough dose for the Hun.
kGrs to swallow, though ii ia known that tho nominee
stands chance.
NH Dist,7ct.-SuAs CAMP of Columbia IS
nominated FOR Congress from Greene and Columbia in
place of John F Collin ofthe County who retires
at the close OF his first term.
Colun,bia Co-An Union ticket opposed to the
tiReners has been formed consisting Thomas sedg'
wick for sherih Hugh McCelland for Clerk, John :.
Gould and John Murdoch for Assembly We suspect it
is weak invention to bolster up siss Wright & Co.
XXXIITd Disfrict.-Junius A. Smith of Bata-
via Tor Congrcss-Gcncsee and Wyoming.
F.rst Senate DistTjct-JoHS TowSsESD, OF this
City for Senator
Second Do.-HAnvrY R MoRR1s OfsulIivan Co.
for Senator.
Orange Co-John J. Mcneil OF Nevburgh for
Congress V Y Duryea for Sheriff John C. Wallace,
for Clerk F a. seybot VIM. Graham and John Led
yard for Assembly
Il Hon. joins G. PAuFREr. present Secretary
OF State Of Massachusetts has accepted the noin-
alton OF the Wings of the WITH Congressional Dis
trict as candidate for Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-15

- The Wings of LIVINGSTON Co. have nomi-
mated the following strong ticket For the Assem-
big. Gen WILLIAN 5. FULLERTON of Sparta and
ANDREW SILL OF Livonia for Sheriff, WILLIAM
Scorr Of Avon; for Clerk WILLIAM NJ. WHITING
OF Geneseo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-15

~ The Delegates to the Wig Yoang Mems
STATE Coarentton at Syracuse next week, and all
Young Wings willing attend that Convention arc re
questcd to attend meeting al Broadway House his
crrr mn ~ :. O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-15

~ Only three days Of Col Chain al the Museum
This wonderful little man leaves Tor the soui Monday
Those who would him must do il, this week To.esi
he will be visible all hours ufer O'clock NJ and al
half past and u O'clock T. NJ the Shaking Qugkers give
their exhibition, aud other performances take plsce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-15
Court Calendar THIS DAY.


cIRcc1r oorar-Xos.e ., 10, L. 70, 10 L, - C y,
Is7
SUPERIOR Corzr-Nos. 81, 137, 49, III ~ Il. ~ o.
p. Ia 10 III ~ IT. I7a $50 ii. rs Is3 Is4 80
i, b, 70 100 lo7, 10 l6a q 10 lo III, BE, Iii
Co>Nox P1EAs-Par. Nos. -. 81 IT, - las.
100, 152 l5s Is6. rs !ss ia. 80 go Par a-Nc=
Us, q, ao7 7a 90 .s ~ e9, 81. % a5 ~ 20
81, - M IS5 am
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-15

II GEORGE DouB. one OF the new Wing Mem
bers elect the Maryland House from Frederick Co.
died at his residence in Middetown on Sunday last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-15

e b F Butler, II Ann-st has just issued
LthOgraphic scene representing Gen Taylors approach
20 Monterey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-15

~ The Courier s. Enqurey's attack IoHs
YouSe,-vhich the authorwas afraid or ashamed to
sell yesterday evento those who had bcspoken and
were willing to pay him his price for it-ray be
obtained complete in The Tribune of to-day, in
quantities to suit purchasers Price two cents
Call early
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-15
I.oce.Foco Nominations.

u DARIUS MOORE OF Northampton is the Wing
candidate for Assembly in Fulton Il Hamilton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-15

"a Two new and uroccupied buildings in E asst
Boston were destroyed By Ire On Monday Eight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-15

DAGUERREoTYPEs.--We notice on exhibition al
the Fair remarkably fine specimens of Daguereoypine
from New York Philadelphia and Boston Our ataen
non has been particularly called to those OF Messrs
sorrHwokrH ( HAYES Of Mo-; Tremon, Rotc, Boston.
The polish and hnish ofther plates which is performed
learn By patent posher is very perfect indeed
and think superior any others We have examined
Their Miniatures Of Children remarkably bold and
clear and the expression countenance very pleasant
The variety OF sr5ticel arrangement of attitude and
drapery also very striking while the size Of some of
them very considerably larger than any have seen
executed III this Country The picture of Mr. Tucker
OF the fremont House think is especially worthy Of
the notice OF visitors.
r. Among other articles worthy OF notice the Fair
noticed some beautiful specimens Of Chemicals from
the celebrated Chemists and Druggists Rush;on Co II
would hardly possible that Lead Iron and Zinc
could by the magic wand of The Chemist be converted
into such brilliant and sparkling substances. The
Bleached Sponges from the same house also very
beautiful. The Apothecaries shop in Miniature in the
shape OF a large and handsome Medicine Chest which
understand Is for the HARE pscke, Ship Bsya
ria. predict, VIII De considered as one
ofLne most valuable articles IN the cabin furniture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-15

To TEAcHERg.-The advertiser Wishes TO obtain 81
uation as assistant teacher, or situation in sHiJ
as private tutor For terms, &c. address TesehS
Tribune Office ol3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-15

~ ROBERT TAYLOR ofths City has been
nominated for Senator from this District by the
Wing District Convention. and has accepted
He was our candidate for Mayor last Spring, and
ran decidedly ahead OF the average Wing vote
He has for several years been one Of the PoiiceJn
tees in our City and one OF the most faithful ell
cient and popular Magistrates our City ever had.
He will poll very strong vote this Fall, and We
DO not despair of his election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-15

" KNOX, l2s Futon-st. tsun Buidingsl decnhs i
unnecessary TO Into particulars respecting his su
Fashions for 1896 would simply stale hat his sY'
will excel in beauty. gh,ness, taste and color any s
ever offered to tho hat wearing public Of New-York h'
prices are Is low rs his hats are fms LIE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-15

C0T,land-st
r. Has the great Author OF Nature provided u VIZ
no remedy for Consumption ana the diseases is'1,'
thereto which are fenriuy common in our counH
Has He le US TO lind relief from that fatal 'courss oyh
sackng other lands: No, iris The be'i-sa'f''
own relnedy-is ready our hand The Wild CnenI =
the Pine furnish Us with a cure where cure IS P'''
DR.. Wi.tars Palsam OF Wild Cherry, formed " esel1
extracts from Wild Cherry bark and relieves
of Consum ption ard eseciualy 1t where i sa y
progressed so far as to be beyond clre-suoduss 'l'
ilveteraie case, OF Asthma, even Of 80 and 40 years
ng-stops raising OF blood, after other remedies
removes every kind OF affection Of The LOrS' ana =
which our climate induces The remarkable e'e~l
this wonderful medicine, in many diseases hishef''
ed lncurable has excited among pbys!can' gea cur.
az to the precise nature OF It's ingredients Lei p''"
beware OF limitations and counterfeits
None genuine unless signed ]. BUTTS on the wfsPFe
For sale by A. q. D. SANDS, Druggists iO'
corner Of William gents for this City-also al
way and n East Broadway, and By DruggiSe ss
throughout the U. ).
s.Sps.s s.asApAxlLLA-'' OUT OF the netils Dasssf
pluck the flower Safety says great poet and W. -
not how The aDhohsr can be APPLY used taan :"
o,ying Il 10 the effects of sands's Sersapaha. Howl
hundreds of unfortunate victims Of Scrof1la have
ne Of this preparation, pucked he flower Safety o1
nettle Danger In Of cutaneous disease, III sS
teaciou. Erysipelas. Salt Rh=un, Rashes, Of al Se'
uous. BoiIs, Pimples CsTogncIes, Diseoiorai'oa' O
skin PASTRIES caused by suppressed perspraaonLsp
and all other affections OF he eu,iclc or TIE ines""
beneath, are removable by lais powerful snr'speei
we venture 10 cay tina, no emollent will impert "
the healthy hae, aexibilIiy, sohne's and 'rsnipa
which many be Obtained through the operation OF ms
getable compound. ~
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, b. A D. ;.
SANDS. Wkolesals Druggists, 100 Ful,oe.st eorsa.
Wllsan-st 27s Broadway, and n East Broadway
York. Sold also By Druggists generally thfousSoa
United statea Prizes 81 per bottle. or SIX bosie' ~
discovery, warranted neither TO smut nor wasa oa
Liquid Dye, which simultaneously cbasges ns
the Hair beautiful brown black, wla01l ~. IN
the hair skin. Tie great superiority OF ms
ssls N tho easy mode OF application and -,
fectEl other Dyes requiring from ten TO tpEes ~
produce any change It's superior excellence Hr,xs1
parent 10 every upon single app!cah0a- ,Tr-s
Gentlemen can have bottle forwarded hem y ~
y sending cash enclosed 70 L PhAlon, u
sons Hotsl Price 81 pc. bottle, with fH .
use Civ gentleman requested 70 call al tae IA
have tae;r whiskers dyed. Bogre FaweeIi,s -
Cbesunt-st Agents for philadelphia @'
otDa:poE's BALM OF CoLuNBLA-PIeserye a'a sl.s
The hal. by using Oldrdges Balm OF Coluos sSfcs
rediatey stops the hair from falling out, ana o5E
when bald. Sod 2, q Con!sGd-sk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-15
UuJUsT AND UNCHRISTI

II The public and the religion. community IN Iaia,s
lar spectfully Invited 10 call al our store 70 -
Nassaa-st and examine the unnecessary end nDhI,us.
injury received by from the managers Of the Amso-
Tract Society. tol5 2weod- GOULD, BANKS U"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-15

g PORTLAND Maine has licensed five persons
only sell Intoxicating Liquors tu, TO be drunk
the premises in any The Eastern Argus com
plains that they all Wings We hope the Locos will
return the compliment whenever they hare the power
and stop every Wing from selling with many of thsr
own people as they think bestthe more the better.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-15

~ New discovery, by which all stoves aod ppessr
CRATES may be kept jet black with Re beantia!s Pr
as a coach body with one application year soI Gss
COrland.st. w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-15

W1scoS.1S.-Ths Constitutional Convention of
his embryo State assembled al Madison on Mon
lay the 5th inst.-93 Members in attendance. A
President -a, chosen on the fourth ballot as fol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-15

e We understand that the Directors OF the
Ere Railroad Company have appointed Horato Allen
Esq. their Consuming Engineer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-15

NJ ,,,ner,s BALM OF CoLuMglA-Preserves ad 80
the hal. 81 using Olaridge. Balm OF Col1mols' ,res
rediately stops the hair from falling out, ana o5E
wien bald. Sold 2, q Cor,zcd-sk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-15

SALE OF P8INTIEGs THIS DAY.-One hall Of the
tine collection of Paintings recently imported, which
have been on exhibition for several days past in the
Chambers st Gallery OF Broadway entrance IN
Chambers-st) win be sold this morning at II o'clock
These pictures are considered to be the finest which
have been brought to this country for long period