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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16
~ ecturc. ON the Iew.- BY special IT ae.l, Ire

~ Iccturcs ON the JrWs- bE speeIal n ql5,l' 70
k-y ID BVACiARp repeat the discourse recently de-
rrrt,i ,v hlu IN The DR. Mssons Church, next Sab
a evening IL Preshytrssn Church REV T bsgssl
c,rar; ot Iiauyrrreur and Madison Sta Subject" how
ADD by ~ haI means The Jews 10 be eoGTsred Ser
VICE 10 eoUneuee y O'clock collection MI De iA.ea
nm in id o. Tie funds The AmsrlcAn SScsiy for M-i1o-
,nsug lhr, l.,pJ tl5t of tho love. nSir IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16

rs- Notice TRACT ARlANlsM -The Seventh, IN
hi, nf Ia 81 Jujes Church viii br deliver
ed next Sunday Evening, May 7.h by hr Rev Kingston
Goddard Rector Of 81 JONAS Church, Clifton. Staten lei
and Subrct Baptism It's nature AID ccsien, An opposed
10 The theory Or Pa,ey Church open a. O'clock IT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16
by JANHS Va NHi.Ki,-
ID THrRSDAY Nav sist

Az 70 O'Clock. 81 5000 No Licerty-st
EAspw.Xs CUrlEXY. &c c'e;it q; six rfox the, TOT
approved erdo. so,rsco pack sgrs ard os Of esh
imported B,rroirchz soi SArEsed goSds. consstoe of
.e aod pocket Cutlery. hatcher shoe snd breed Snves
Flies Bachef's Deawins kD.vss pVe ehesLcupsoard and
rurk Lock- Eiu Ts, crsys and Wsisers, Curry Combs
Tea Ssttes Sslee Pans tia and enaaeed Vices trace
log sad halter Chains. Csooins Hoes patent and common
SUITS Candestck., Snaasrs Go silver and ir,n lea
aud table SPOONS, SSnn,s DO To6seco Sc1es Table Sat
JNnes's Wosd Screws roand ard square soSs NC C.ta
osues snd goods will be ready tos exsmason three days
before tho sale
The above stock fe,h goods and In complete order
Every lot viii be sold with pnt reserve
a UCTION NUTtC&.-Ths C.laosus S.- oi sl-s ant
Fan!ture OF all description. 80 take psc Tns Dsy 81
0 O'Clock. IN the large Rnoris 50 Bsekman and 50 Aar
w the best variety OF ana s-eond hand Fur
insure offered this season Besufa psrcr and craving
room furniture Wilton and oihsr Csrpsti Piano Forts.
sipeor Orgsu made BY Eroeu, extension Dining
Tables, marbls Furniture, nc &c
II. NJ ISAACSoN. Na'''uees-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16

WA. IT, JONES. Aucuuu--L
~ ROTS, SHOES AND HSOGANS. on Wcdnes-
Ddzy. May 20. II lst O'Clock. the OF J. ID. In
,er,oll i Co. No ~ Pear-sL ~ ca.-. comprising 9
srga aud desirable Of Soots Shoe. and Bro
sans .uitzb for the Southern Western and City dealers,
lu. r-eivo Catalogues aud scos ready III. day
yious To The sale. mhiOt'Smt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16

TT Kros's summer style OF Halt cow re4dy Tor
pecioG aid sale No i28 Fulton. -. tSun BuGlngsl
consisting OF Oregon Beaver, Wife and BGe bru.h H7s
large assortment OF Gunileuenis Panama and L-gh1rn
Hats; siso II new sYle Of BOYS Summer HAS Gentle
uen cen have their Hat made order. my ilis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16

TT Eourth-st. Eapti-t Church. near aveuue
Rev Z, Guue Of Eiu,ra Y w' Prvsca next LII9- Day
a; lO o'clock A NJ Rev Joha Goadby OF Burnt Hills, n
ats AZ and Rev. T. d Lamb Q! Alex. Ohio, ii qiSrer
h-f,r.S p !, IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16
GENERAL Eoti1se.
r. Aiirne Ne,

si-f " NlElf fOcsHIc- s,
hfog chou; n.d Ss-s hare given Pulse Sctiec
thst v &. palmer ;n=ir oz euthorZed Asr-L TIE &c
pers Ia: DC Is Country -ssP.p-r AdFerielsS
Assrcy ~ Tribune 5aiiciag, here Advertisements ar
received patltcz7ls he able p-2-rs m IN
oCtts= CEio5, tot - zen y I'd Ase,t HE!a
E-The numerous evidences ofih- -7caey q ed
vsrss.as .c cOluy caisr. glazing 10 az - IL
,sucn = 10 intelligent par: cCuniiy o. >! 'r=te"r
2rcf=ssita, saa .Cr.lts s year, ago = = Is 'n'ash
IL. iEs v-er 81 ls .-s-s Of he EtrJ cstd - zp5c
~ C1scs Medicines on!v Il = proved. h=yo1d ell
roe- Ter IL. -s-ry Il q. ,asin-'s "sg - accelerated =
opar- 20 III deg-.e o. Ero~-cE- cIa1sec inrUzz
hs cuuiry " rlsAIs or ADVERTISING - ccuaTy p@pefs l.
plzia VINO t=rouncs s>v5 fi-iIs &C limiting 4re
vetv suuocsuv bu-ugsinz ihsmseig-i-rd ec1a. ain
az ney r.u-I aeorly shs3den 6-ir prejudice, ara give
w. % ;a- Of trsih AID fac~-1s-. assust witch
tn-y ~. :ee5ly coaIsnd.rg ITata mssg a=G
=vtll pre.o,l"
III ao4l 70 Wesiik' nestly published byy Pansr
be gent FOR most q me bet lrra' tr cNs z9r
sins many -1c-sU. hat, seiid-s 1Erh 3-fI iafoasoz
on ~ .uhi~c e advertising u dlsa8 papers .noiEg
conousvsy ihst !, = Inc Inrs1s by which
prepared supply .7 vecIE Of 10 ceuat;y ms
.ezd n business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16

or-, - BrO-nury.oppo-iI- upI only producing
aroG united sEi VI MI etceat corps OF cutters, Gs
ihAt pun, OF style aud ees equal II not
burpass any produced elsewhere mis- city OHing
rrd 'scir- Ia bying. both Ia domestic and foreign
and their adopting the exclusive chh sv,t i'-y
euubed Offer cgceutn Ia regard 70 price than
Any house IN The irsdest the hmr their sock OF
Sgiog goods IT, without exception the afsest AID renes
n The United States. a. isI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16

rS. For the next three month, ihe Steamboats,,
Railroads. Stages will give evidence ofthe pcpu-
e;ion euh of tie people Of The neghhoripg
Counties ard sister seckns this market for The eppes
provided for individuals families. stores &c The oppor
tuuy afforded for spreading Information abroad through
the advertising columns ocouuuy newspapers cannot fail
10 command the attention o srerprsine city drse's +"
vel as soc..tes public Institutions, Incorporated con-
p4nrs SC
TIE pfiuc!pe OF making to the people OF tho COM
Thy tbs ruccl pies nsy lie found i'll large city,
/. plain one, and equally applicable TO all who hopefor
their custom.
compI.t. opportunity afforded TO make the uia 4,
the County Newspaper Advertising Agercy OfV PALM
En- in The Thture Buildings, who Is duly empowered
represent, most OF The papers OF every State in the
Into, EHa. Nest North and South.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16

rF The Misses srdgWick contsa- iheir Boarding
sue DAY Scaool 4. Wei a.In etoE.Plae mlH l~4s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16

JOSIAH RICHARDS Aa,Iionesr.
SAI.EOF EI. EtaaNT LONDON BOOKS, This
SEveans -sAN6S, RtCHAkDs PLATr vii sol
q large eOu,gorl-pI OF London Books, Including nAny
oesuti VI and valuable works.
Also, large collection VI Standard Works, American
editions
Also choice collection OF Books In French and foreign
languages Among th. Polyglou Edition o! the Clsss
les Medical Bonks. &c. mviS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16
aEAPOLITAa BodaETs

HEAPOLITAn soaaETs.
,y,up srresCRIsERs HsssIIecs ead Manufacturers OF
M Sa,I,,.o socnet arc prepared 70 S12piy lne 1sde
vim ,tr iaasasois Neaponisns for wn.ea aey ree1ysd
VIZ os,ss n tos Fairs Of tb7 American
.,r "a winch for style ard finish Unsurpassed
- wsrrsat so- clean and sltex equal 70 new Apply
- LEY PATrISOS, NOE co. Is Dclancs5-ss
70 a-1.> on WISE 4 SOUS, cor. Pics and Pearl sts-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16

~ Rev. Thomas L. Harris Will preach IN the Uni-
yer.alist Church. = 4,br.h, near Walker. 10 NOR
row Inurnlug d, lne Soar, and will n the evenirg
hy rseges reYea. hI ccgfe Moral fnrcipe, The o"n-
serva.!ye !ecivnt IN GU: Republic mylo IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16
MERCHANTS, 0RCeGIsTs AND DEALERS IN

MERCHANTS, DRuGGIsTs AND DEALERS IN
w PERFUMIhY Do NOT BE AFRAID TO FUA
CaAS: In DAOA0WAY.-The subscriber ofcrs Ihe
ros coz 2ete assortment Of p>fanry, toilet soaps CO
oku,a exu. &c prices 80 ~ ~ par cent >Lsspcf
,u any Lie CnDot States II order ID COO
y1c- yourselves cyoss yo1 70 Cali and -Ismn5 bstore
pqrcrss.nk eAzwa.ru- Z RDU5SEL
.crtalref AID importer Of perf1mery. soaps, &c ls
Sr.-d-zy ido-rty Ant Cor7!snd ~ init
EXInaCr or yANILLA.-Yafo eoocent.ated
LExIsct Z. Vanilla FOR a.sorins lee Crsea C1sarts,
s.rGp- Sauces Jelcs Cotf5caoGefy, &c- Tsia Exneei
Possesses me firm TIC Delicious tssts
mach admired aromatic ocof OF nc tue Vsca Bsan
ard 0r =: culinary pcrPos-s VIII Dc found tse r-ost coz
T-n;-1t economical Of i1 f.Tof
Prl:e IS csatk-
Drake1st, 1lccessof Il e S2cds Z Co 20 o.ay,
S L. 49, 49, u.yS etps>od
LXTli. ca OF l. r-nUN-Fo6 a.vofi4s $3.50 S,1n-,
Llcs Cf-sLa, Jeli-s Syru2s &c Iais - * 49,
r,,u.arl2z thz IN. a.yoc Of he f;1it ~ 00.r-1.
80 Pfsosrsd oy HENRY JOHNSON, Ccea :. g
Dr1yyt.I Is broad Wy Ch.<soeffsi o'. {. ~"
2u TIC a. Aaa a. East STosS~45. az. 80
.,TsE1 -E1 BA FHS.-Ths paoie arc ieioflaed
w r.: m ara Bahia .: ne Got OF Desotoases
49, 49,. rzs:r: corrin< sreson Ocou hcm SUI
- unI,i II ococz night Oz DO a.ranases Of WAITE
-. ..cl.s = zrrscessaxy 20 SPEAK, so geaerAl
knowu asd e-kco~leesed, Rrcr Of Warn Ba.s Is
csc.. or I've rcLrts for do4E wien sdi 10 Tho Az
sor Hoass Cru.oa Bsics, No Vesoyst 15s lsts-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16
TIE REAL Goop DoNE,
Original GENUINE
FULMCNIC SYRUP

s,he only cuerca ~ raca eEu4:- be tue value
medicine Some Of NJ most eminent Physicians acU
1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16

u Spring G0ods.-WA. T JENNINGS co.
Diapers and TAors Importers II Cloths Cassmars Vet;
ngs Fancy Dre-s Articles 81 Srpaw way. opposite The
funtEin prepared for SCrD Trad. win the Gioi
-x-usv- % goods they have offered FOR
p,-clior comprrug French sr1 English Cloths, Cs.si
styles Nes;ings IN great VARIETY,
~hch wi be- TlHG up order through h- AID o. as -ti
cieni corp. ut be fOgnd the county
prices character 10 the establishment for
moderate charges
In ercnc- 10 psn,scor, in which few excel
We GU observe thai the attention This department
uusl continue Offer Inducements hose who appreciate
fl cuirutuiue and elegance
In addon TO ,- usual r,sor,rent of goods kept by the
trade. have slSsy, hand Dress 4na Frock CoSs,
vests Busnest Cost md Fancy Df-ss Articles. including
SCARF CrevRis HBndkerche', Gloves. Sur gender Linen
aud ilusin Shirts Cuils'-. So-oIn- &c a.i iSd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16

MOTT q AYRRS, acs
IRON FOUHDEhs AND AAChIsisTs, T"ssS'-T
H. tetwera ltth and llh sv-t ues u,da q. or.
CA.TlSG5 or EVERY DESCair $500 O.s Ysr-,n
der ocatsc Iho Iowest psiezs ~ .av
Makers eOnsGsndy IN rssasnsss " |aA' Ia Sr.e-ds
description -S--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16

THE CITY FIRE INSURANCE CO.-oaee
i No. 81 Wal-st, Guy OF Now-York Capital STOCK
$4,000 all paid essh and securely inverted according
% tn. proysions OF lis charter. .
This Company In business twelve years. and In
thai rl, pas paid Lsses by are upward OF $780, 900
TIE present as.ets II Tho Company o1cocd la capital
stock more Than zoe.
n.uranc1 uain.t loss dsmsge By 6re, effected ap-
picAiion, REASONABLE. tsrms
RICHARD "A. READING. Prest
DuscAs 7. Curry. s-c'y sd mis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16
nSS Swit
RcMornls.
.yILLIAMs, MURPHY & BENEDICT

renewed 10 No. - Cscssl toet~v-r Broadway Ant
LIE Post O-l where :h-S csily receiving Goccs,
which ih.v offer a! zoe .o-.t mattel p,icss wv svi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16

First NIurincrs' NJ. T.. Church, Cherry-st near
c,ntor.,t-Toe Rev Mr. Mitnru. ChzphG Ia Congress
Min preach in the Let hiaJnrrs' + ChzIch in Ch-rys
On sunday morning. May i7h. aie; oclocS Rev hp'
1rr nf lie Wesl,nu Unlversy, O'clock, p NJ and it-
Rev Or Tsylo the sailor preacher Of Boston al u ococE
p M The friend. u ,canec and all persons wt.hug 10
AID the cnus. OF ,e1eu invited 10 attend. collection
viii be- tskeu after each service myl6 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16

~ ladies, straw Hats. Straw E.ta.-Gree, bnr.
ruins are now offered Hate large lot split straw Hats
slightly spod ga very oh-sp lot Of button braid DO
only :. Cd to ps Also 800 real Tu,can Hats, very cheap,
only Ssps We would Just invite call TO examine
This lot at CLARKS 10y Gree nwictsi up stairs between
CCftar and D,y ntlo @Iis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16
JOSEPH q. CLOSE
No. Il Bowery.

No. l. Bowory.
Mss, Boris AND CaILDRZRe
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING Al wholesale or reteu, &c
A-gesl assostnnt IN any Store IN tho city Cal
and ~ g. Purchasers reurrtrR ths goods ursouso
wiina tires days al<r purchased have heL Soess
azztn - 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16

PLATFORM sCALks.-ssf-
L hsaks y Co. h-sr removed No. Ia "sirr-s reaf
Nsli nyi :sH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16

~ Church of the Purttnns. Public worsmp III,
he All in h. chanel az the Uti,u Theological Seminary
Inv The members Of ibis Gu CHI aud Society on Seoba
morning nel a, lo O'Clock Preaching IN The mortp by
rev Dr. Cheev-r evening by Professor George Shepard
The puhic are Invited 10 a.cad. Iaylu IL,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16

U.led New o!K, May .. BE
SATH'L RICHARDS. Pres.teo.
= MILLER Secretary. nyi5 2.~il<i2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16

rE- S. unts for So 30.-Ha:. OF quality superior
htllre e-tsd lhe Public, equs! " sly!e and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16

Nu.ria fur Ha, 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16

Tue paDitc arc i.:Orned
. Inc Got OF Desorosses 81
: s-ssonL Oceo hcm SUI
:he a.rancases Of wssu
speak, 50 geaerAly Is u
'rcr Of = Warn .Ba:a Is
~, wien sdn.i 10 Tho As
'ese3-st 13s lnis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16
e SEE MARINE JoURNaL, FOURTH PAsS s.

~ D. J. ROWE ars our authorized Agents 81 Prov
''1os L. !. Ter lbs sale Of Tho Tribune.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-03
City Intelligence.

MrLIrARY.-The Easton Fencbles, under the COM
mand Of Captain Reeder will arrive here to-day at
NJ They will be received by the New York City Guard
Capt McArde at the foot of CORTLAND street The Fen
cblcs will re main here until Monday next, and have
doubt that they will receive full share OF attention
from the corps whose guests they are They will be
qusrtered at the National Hotel Courtland street They
wall be reviewed the battery at 6 p NJ, by the
Mayor and Common Council
NEw YoRK LAScERs.-The first troop of New York
Lancers will proceed to McCombs DAM on their annual
target excursion this day This OF the finest mill
tary companies in the city.
GRAND MOONLIGHT excursion and Cotillon party to
Concy Island, Thursday evening, Sept Sd. See ad.
yertisement
CoaoSsRs orrIoE--Sept 2---Aeciden1ai Drewning -
The Coroner held inquest at No ~ Morris street, on
the body James Hennessey, boy OF years OF age,
no came his deash by accidentally falling into the
rive. vt pier No. North River-Verdict accordingly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-03
mov~msnts OF ,rraxxlIers.

The following is a summary of yesterdays copious ar
rivals at the aforementioned hotels
cago; D spooner, Boston; W Holbrook Charleston !;
J. Snead, Georgia Begg, London; Begg, Grenada;
noids Boston L Joyce, Baltimore; g Palmer. do W.
Meder, New Orleans; J. Hammond, Baltimore j p.
Adams, l. $. Consul; DR.. Dooley, Boston c. Rae, Gin.
cinnai w Gaskill. Philsdelphia; H. Goldhwaits Gin
cinnati A. Browne, Toronto c. Goodman, Cincinnati !;
}. Whitney, New Orleans M: David, Montreal; j,
Florence Philadelphia g. Jackson Boston; Nudge
Hail. Baltimore; M. Chaplin Hartford; DIR. Young,
Boston.
more; H. Ward, Valparaiso James Scott, Richmond |;
j. Mcclure, Bsardstown; A. sachill Cleveland M.
Browne, Philadelphia; E. Emmons. Albany O. Cole,
leans Dir. Sherman, Mich gan F. Loogle, Hudson /;
Col Rupsy, Virginia Bay ley do D. Wood, Phila-
delPhia > Hand Baltimore g. Morgan tennessee
Edwards, u. A.
FHArKlrS-James Dudley, New Orleans; J. Agse.
Alabama II Bowman, Washington; W. Hall. Ala
bama H. Mygath, Connecticut E johnson, do e.
Chapman, Ohio: T. Hinchman, Albany Z. Pritchs I'd,
Connecticut: ) Monks Kentucky w. Pelietti, che
J. Katln, Troy r. Wynne North Carolina NJ. Bough-
ton. Troy Nj Daniorth, Georgia; r. walthens, Mo-
HowAnn~M willard, Troy W. Ross. Alabama a; T.
Freedlanter Charleston Hon. A. Smith, Maine MI.
Bennett, Ohio W. Peles, Ridgway MIR. McDonnelf
Canada West Hon. Robert ID. Owen, Indiana A. Bras
tow, Boston; J.. Spencer, Syracuse 8 Grouse, Csnas
tota d Ross, Boston Mr.. Wells, Massachusetts, w
Mccoy, New London; s Bryant. Boston T. McClei'
LAM Hudson DIR. Rushton, Philadelphia; W. Marshall
Tennessee; w Watts, Virginia j. Toomsr, DO W.
Murphy, 8. c.; II Fox, Bait 80,
JyD'oss-Mr Bennett Ohio; , So rann.c,;cus
Geddngs, Hartford q. Dooitte, New baven; J.; Car
wiscoasin riley DO ,r, soOa:0ns 40 f n 20
Ohio C. Rockwell, Connecticut r. Tuf, Iowa; A g.
Beckwith and family. Hartford r. Avery, Norwich
Eriossr Philsdslphia; Bradbury, virginia O. smith,
Richmond.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-03
Sporting Intelligence.

The sports at Castle Garden yesterday afternoon drew
tose her 1000 i200 Spectators and if amusem ent
the end desired it certainly attanod and of
the twenty policemen who entered free the strength
Of their official duties had not refused to aid in regulat
ing the crowd all would have gone of exceently we
was every prize strongly contested for, and
each spectator seemed satisfied The prizes were won
as follows:
In Archery, George II. Andrews, Of the Park Theatre
silver cup.
Throwing the sledge hammer-Geo II. Adams-ss co.
Rolling the wheelbarrow-John Cooney--silver cup.
Running in sacks-Francis Cunningham
Foot Race, | mile Barlow +"
g with bladders-W. Har rngton- " Z"
4" =" 100 yards-Hiram Horton-S3 co.
Climbing creased pole-no one succeeded.
Catching stubbed tail pig-John smith--the pig.
We understand that these sports be repeat
ed and have doubt but that they will grow more
and more in favor of the public
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-03

he had alluded combination Of crest
which he replied that pure COPPER with the ex-
ception OF few small veins Of pure silver.
Mr. FrvrcnwANcEn then handed in some specime NJ
of native copper opnd the coal regions Of Pennsy
vania.
Mr. ALoEa next moved that the officers Of the Army
and Navy now in this city and "a its neghoornooo'
ton which was carried The Chairman remsrking that
all persons who could and wished to give Information on
any Of the subjects which they met to discuss were we
come to attend their meetings. The meeting then al
journed to half past O'Clock this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-03
Personal InteiIixenee.


The Right Hon Richard Pakenbam, British Minister
at ashington accompanied by the Hon Spencer Pom
sonby arrived in Boston from Albany the s0th The
former gentleman will remain there days the Int
Ter sailed in the Caledonia
Colonies Wade Thompson and Waning. Of South Car.
oina aud g. Van Rensselaer, Of Albany also at the
Albion.
Commander R. D. Cunningham, of the U s. Navy. ar.
rived at Norfolk the s0th ult in the steamer Osceola
from w ashiDgton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-03
Elections.
The following the official returns az received from
2l,3i5

Total dem. maj. 2,8I 2l,3i3
The Saratoga Sentinel places the name of Silas Wright
the head of its columns candidate for Governor
The official returns from Iowa. in all but four counties
show majority in favor of the Constitution OF $50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-03
Common Pleas.

BeIOTe JUuRe
SEPTEMBER 2-Georee Nichoi Us. William G. Dusen
beyru-This cause was summed mp yesterday. Judg
DAILY briefly charged the jury and directed sealed
dict this morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-03

COMMODORE SLoAT.-We lave received letter
rom one Of the many friends of this officer, de-
ending him from the aspersions cast upon him
for not at once Selling the ports of California
The accounts which we publish IN another column
are "a sufficient reply to those who have accused
the commodore of mastery inactivity" We
therefore deem it unnecessary to publish the let
ter. We never doubted that the commodore
would give good accoun, Of himself
CURIOUS PLANr.-.We have received by kind at
iennon OF the gentemanly Captain Scott, of the
bark Mason Barney, some specimens the plant
called Island Feather" which was taken from
the bank OF an island in the Parana. 1T is avery
strange looking plome.ike plant. resembling.
with us bushy, silvery top the tail of fox II was
cut for US by gentleman who went up the Pa.
rama in the famous Anglo-F rench expedition.
TINS PROCEEDINGS OF THE STATE CoNvsNrrov -
The Convention passed upon several important
questions on Tines See the proceedings in
another column.
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ing trembled to it, vsry Gundation I had ths honor
nv self to prepare resp1o1m to the ensct-thst any
abandonment Of that policy I'D be dsgrscsiui and
cowardly. (Cheerng) c4.e3 that resolution rnd
have now 49, and the only wey We ought in future pur
sue would be to observe that mastery inactivity
which the great Southern statesman. John C.
Calhoun had done this question, towards
those who had not the manness 70 stand
by their pledges iear and cheers) ask you !" snus
censure those men In the 8. Senate, who before they
there pledged 70 81 49, and afterwards wen.
for 49, Mr. 8 here read resolution oil thanks ana con
fdence those Senators who he'd voted for "a ~ ana ne
Sub Treasury and tariff, and continued, em opposed 70
bind all together the true policy that will moi
only man with man. but man with his God. loud ap-
plause) hope to live TO see the day when there VIII DC
no Custom House daughter and cheers) when the pro-
Cheers know be the well settled opinion of the
people Of this city, that free trade was the policy that
would make US not only q model republic but
model as q nation. (Cheers) Therefore ! am
against the tariff of 1876. When this day OF free
trade policy shall come it will indeed be triumph and
thing that has been done by Mr. Polk except the Oregon
question. ! put the resolution.
CHARNAS.-lti is settled principle in our laws and
government that fair majority carries question
sion of opinion As many are in favor OF this resou
ton, win say aye TREMENDOUS cries OF aye--sye)
As many to the contrary will say no. (lhere was but
one dissenting voice) The resolution is adopted.
The meeting having adjourned and all the officers LETT
the platform queer looking customer with snub nose,
upon the holfcock" principle, here mounted the plat
form. and seemed determined to follow his nose az
well the bent Of his indignation Being also half
cooked" he attempted to say something to the few who
had remained but his eloquence and the gas soon evapo
soon rocked in calm repose within the walls Of Old
Tammany.'
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Court Calendar-Ths Dav.
COMMON PLsAs-27 az 3s, A. Al 49, So So 81, %, s.,
66, 81, SO, SO, 20. II, ~, g. "a. rs. l9.
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The Ocean Steamers.

The news 10y the Britannia may now be hourly
expected. 1t will be fifteen days later.
The Caledonia, left Boston on Tuesday with the
semi-monthly mail, and forty-six passengers for
Liverpool.
The Great Britain left Liverpool on the Goth.
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Metallic Tablet Razor Strop-Merchants
and article Of this kind would do
ssrns each being made Of the but vary
ing only 10 Outside finish. Certif proof Of their
utility, the possession Of the inventor from Of
the scientific gentlemen in the country liberal dis
couut made TO wholesale puf chasers.
q. SAUNDERS SON, III Broadway.