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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-14
mo- rhe public.-La Roy sunderInnd.

The undersigned mas been solely Instrumental during
TIE past weeks in introducing this gentle
man to the favorable consideration OF the New York
public. and ne l. nov receiving what too often
ceige Tor similar services the hear,ess ingratude
and abuse. Failing obtain lucrative audiences at
Clinton Hal and being about depart for Philadelphia
in a responding mood volunteered my services, and
pledged myself open wide the door OF mis- prosperity
have done so and he IS IN successful operation
and VII on Ike mighty conquerur, through the
wnoe country as predicted the day embarked in
his welfare But nave purchased MS success at TIE
mendous cost for me I had JUS, risen from bed Of
death and from my exposure amid the recen, storms
by day and in the sen, ygs Of the night my consrtu
aon ha. received shock som which it may never re-
cover. Al the outset abandoned my pupils, q
private teacher whose parents have very deservedly
abandoned me Tor the neglect Q; their children have
consecrated ny TINE money and best energies TO MS
success for which ne VIII make The
sun, Herald Tribune, and Evening Post published art
cles encomiastc OF Mr. rs Al act Of friendship for
me-arricIes they never would have published Tor MN
and because they would not ne failed to get numerous
audience Clinton Hall and about 10 leave The city
forever WIEN came 70 his teliet az ! have done 70
many adversely withia TIE past twenty years, who
nov. though sailing down before the tranquil gale Of
prosperity coIdly neglect and spun their early
friend and 5enetactor While was laborng 1uti-ingly
and passing .!eepiess nights behalf ne exclaimed
o, srzach, how can ever reward you Ny pa
rent. could not do more Tor you establish IT,.
.avore5y IN the public eye you snail ever enjoy
the credit Of it, Or another occasion with Ms hand
upon his heart ne exclaimed O. Branch this i. too
nuch-ry hea-t Is full .: grsr1ude for you feel
ria, recprocace jour a-ecuona,e regard for
us-tne burden you impose Is indeed far greater .h.r
can bear and yer iris v.ry maj on Thursday even.
II. last alter hed Porsuued hin for one hour 70 re-
store g eas ne large SUN had expended for his ben
eat had the cruelty to -augh M neediness saying
iaat was insane and TIA: re kept me from the Tomb.
OF compassion charge re took grea, care not TO
prefer vale vas laooray hard promote bis high
ess welfare, and aaaIly offered i've doiars :u
recor1Pelse :or tie immense sacrifices I had made
One word H.ore would be supcriuous.
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Thing. in Pbiiad eIphia.


PHILADELPHIA Nov. Is. 1915
The Select Council last night after session OF
of FIVE hours. passed, with some amendments the ord
nance heretofore adopted by the Common Council for
the subscription by the City Corporation OF s2ooooc
10 the stock of the Pennsylvania Cor Central Railroad
Company This question asts,ed At the late elec
ton and the delegation in the Select Council were 81
yided on the vote which stood eight for and tour against
the adoption Of the measure. The city may now De
considered fairly enlisted in the project and there
does not remain doubt that the work viii 20 pro
secuted with viscr
In connection, a Delegation of FIVE influential
citizens OF Pittsburgh arrived in the city last evening
from Baltimore where they had met and conferred with
Hon Louis MLane. for the purpose of securing sub
scrptons 10 the stock Of the Connelsvile Railroad
The object this visit the Delegation divueo
bu, presumed that il defeat the action had
in the Select Council last night
As caution to Eastern shipmesters note that
the Captain OF New-Ensand vessel was yesterday
fined for throwing ballast overheard III the river Tn;
precaution is considered necessary too frequent
petition would undoubtedly make navigation hazardous
The Governor has appointed Hon. Thoma. 5.
Bell at present President Judge OF the Bucks and Ches
ter Dctrcp one OF the Justices OF the supreme Court
OF the State In the room OF Hon Thomas Sergeant
signed Mr. Bell is OF much ability, and il &C
counted sound jurst and ne leaves politics behind
him. will be important acquisition 20 the judiciary Of
the State
A tailor named Thorn, called at the Ridgeway
House Market.st wharf and asked for liquor, las
night Being refused Re Deliberately walked Oh the
wharf and was drowned.
SALES OF SrocKs-First Board-5o Vicksburg
6i $1,000 Win 6s 50 20 $40 : Bank Notes ~ so
5 Bank b5 81 Be;ueep Boards-2o Mechanics Bank y
500 Teas per c,l7! 100 Reading b5 3li 5Ovcksbur:
81. Second Bodrd-50 Nicksburc s5wn %; 50 do do o.
50 do do Gi $1,000 state IS Tues 67 $500 State IS 81
$1,000 Read Bds s5wn 75i $1,000 do 49,; Philsd Bank
not Afcr Second BOARDS Harrisburg ~: 80 Schuyl
kill Bank 81, $500 State Is 6S;; 5000 do bi 6si
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Law Courts.

cotsr oy COMMON PISAs-Betorc Judge ly,-,
ha:u-llus y BiSscH ". John y Hsrt-Actioa By rsst
chants IN Ccda.st 20 recover OF Mr. Il the SIao9st
three notes OF about 50 each. Ihe defence is ,A,i
plsintfs compromised with Mr. II by which they s,rss
N take by written release. With others - per csat @
the amount due them. payable per cent month Cr IS
months, the last payable Nov isi' aud that p!snG.,
had no right To sue Various points were raised N.
Jury found for defendant For p.u. Mr.. {. 4 Cock
For dcit MIR. II. Brewster
Cisiries Edrjs vs. Charles For-Action for alescdl
le,l entry upon store corner Walnut and Madison N
while in possession OF Mr D. Verde, for painG4 50
damage and + cents costs. For pitt Mr. McCMty ss8
Mr. 0Conner. For dtee Mr. Levcudcc
Before Judge Ulshoetcr-i McBcr1t vs. w, n
r.rYn-Mr d. proprietor OF the Chatham ThestreA +,
1872 established cabinet factory AZ Hickory Grore
inner Canada on Lake Ontario, about ten miles iroy,
KINGSTON L {. and had warehouse al the latter city
He etuploycd plaintiff TO conduct them Tor BIN and ihe
present action Is to recover large bill Tor services
contenied Tor defence ths, the amount paid. sud
recent Ayps shown but the consideration declared uo
q, b,v,, been received. Verdict THIS forenoon Fer
plaintia Mr. A. y. Russell. For defendant. Mr. n
Smith. Jr
MARINE CouRr-Betorc judge Sml,h-Daaia N
Ijrtki7s vs. prrif p Hal>aad-rhis suit, similar
one was tried before Mr.. and Mrs Halstcsd separated
and while living apart Mrs H. purchased various syi
Giles OF Mr.. W who keeps dry goods store IN Broad
wav and had them charged to Mr. IL. he refused TO
nav for them and acton is brought 10 recover Soi S.
the amount For defence 1t "Terred that MI IL settled
upun his lady By nuptia agreement all the property
al the time belonging to her, aud that she has ample
means OF maintaining horseli-that her separation wss
voluntary and that he gave public notice IN the papers
that he would not pay any debts thus contracted &c
On the part plaintiff it was said that the husband ws'
bound to furnish necessary articles tor the use oil BIS
wife also that she had entered an action against him
fer divorce the ground CT ntdeuv and mat 'ee wa
bound by law or sbandon her sult TO live separately
from him.-Thcre were some other points.
The Court decided that under :. circumstances OF
the case the husband liable alta it's only for nsce
l.. 4 81. ,.stt haf
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In Cen. Com. of Democratic WING 1"nns
Men NJ the City and County of New ork.


p,.oi.ox Tina. the course pursued by the horning
conier and EewYork Enquirer during the recent can
vas. n our State has in the opinion O. TINS COMMITTEE
been mainly insuurnen,al in defeating Eig Li,1s1oa'
Gorunoy tso Numbers Of Congress .he SherT and Coa'g
III in our CITY AID creating feeling between the
Wings OF ds.ren, sections OF State prejudc;s 10
the success Of the Wing party
Rssosed Tina. feeling it 10 be our GUY as represenIa
tves Of the Wing Young Men Of this gfett city we mere
by declare that no paper the organ Of the Wing Pr
in tois section ofour State and that while we are wilma
and anxious at all times acknowledge iae services Of
Wig Journals we are as ready 70 pu, down and de-
nounce any and every attempt to dictate 10 the party
which they may make. >. n.
late election was the support Of The nominee OF iae Cc
Convention as the Wing candidate for Governor ahu
.hs, the opposition Of the Courier and Enquirer eGt 70
the poninatiop bu, the election after nomination OF joan
Young as Governor has made IL the duty 0, .s ~
nittee TO say 10 the Wings OF this state ana ..o
Ie Courier and Enquirer has longer the u
the Wing party OF this city 10 e;.,os -,
tcar. ~ ,ba COMMITTEE and published in the Wing
Jonrnsis TREO. L. TOMLlNSON, Chairman.
EArJfI G. BRADFORD, p;o. Ciair,seg
RosERT q. CAMPBELL 5
FREpgRIcx FRYE, s,,,so,;,s
ALBEIT GILBERT
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DIED

On Friday evening 18th inst OF consumption. DAME,
v DUBOIS, ssed g.
The relatives and friends Of the family ARE r,,,,
20 s,terd his funeral from his ate residence eoi
corner OF Clark-st sunday Nv. lJtA AZ o,tin-Ss
P NJ New.Jersey papers please copy
Mrs. SARAH RUSHEORTH. in the S7th ye,r - \.
age tie widow OF the late Wihaul RGsh;ortA =
Her friends and acquaintance arc respectfully iny,O.
10 attend her funeral from her S;e residence 81 r.,
ery on Sunday afternoon ST : O'Clock
Ia this city last evening. OF consumption, GEOscr
EINENDORF merchant tailor, OF TIE house OF W,p,,.
Elueudorf & Derby aged 81 yesrs.
HIS relatives and friends sre respectfully invited d, :,
tend his funeral from No. 2i5 Broadway. on SusSsr
18th inst, at o'clock in the afternoon, wthCa. flyts,
invitation.
A, Wexford, h l. llth Capt Oliver SPHINX IA ose,,
OF the American Revolution -
III Nobcboro' Ne. goth nit. Andrew Knowl,Ca, & /,
Revolutionary pensioGer
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DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
eYeLEcTRIC TELEG RAP n
1e,qr f-er, santa Ee-ioxa kaeesis9.

Ie-c- freq, .ra,7 Ee-ioNa Be- tor
B41-.xoaE Nor.I2-7: NJ
We hasten 70 despatch you The following items
Intelligence has reached rs that General hsarney
LETT santa Tor California on the 18Th CT sePEe1n-
Der with 800 mounted mules n his train All IS
Tranquil at Santa Re although we are sorry TO state
;hs, there IS cute scarcity OF pFo'isions Il IS
rlmored that Aru,iio wbo- with 4 lew desPera-
does Is prowling the mountains IS melting The N
hzbitants to resistance The Southern Mai brings
no intelligence trom toe seat OF war The Flour
market here i dull. I. Is now certain that The
Wings have carried the Legislature Of Iowa There
is no locsl news worth sending you
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~ The Goshen CLARION. Barnburner organ in
Orange Co, opens with column of ferocious abuse
OF the Old Huukers for not supporting Wright, run
ung thus
Conservation il clu,ted TO the brm and its hollow.
hypocrticsl heart bounds with delight 1t is we'll it is
fitting that such ;retorous should rejoice over al
occasion like the present 1t IS in keeping with their
empty professions OF friendship Tor Democracy and
plainly proves that they nothing but enemies in the
curb OF friends" and ready at any sacrhce
the pure principles OF party, upon the unholy altar
OF their own selhshncss With such men we wish 10
political association such men whose actions
are only prompted by selfish interest curse TO any
party and any country They hang like All incubus over
the true interests of our Republic. and the sooner all
political parties OF whatever shade shake them OH the
more free and prosperous will be our democratic instu
tons"
All we have to say about this is that it contrasts
rather oddly with another Editorial in the same pa
per- accounting for the tremendous defeat of the
County ticket of the party in Orange-said tick.
e, happening to be thoroughly Old Hunker. Side
with the foregoing runs the following
The people tensslues have emphs,icay brought abou,
this decision after mature consideration and fully
vncipg their minds OF the dement's OF our ticket
The covert manner in which the ticket was oriei
mated furnishes one strong reason Tor It's defeat Many
Democrats displeased 10 ind that their opinions
had been treated with contempt and ridcule and that
the nomination made contrary their wishes and
expectations aud tor this added 10 others here
after he made public. they, IN qHie manner. oGsea
he Of e objectionable Candidates and deposited the
remainder in the balotboX.
So, YOU see it makes all the odds between patri
otism and vile treachery whether the scratching is
done by o,,r side or tother, Ours is the People
and always 30 the right thing Tor their doing il
maSes it right any how. But when our OK happens
to get gored don't set up believing
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e NEuRoFA1zY Eanoshe- hard namel or the
Principles OF tse AT OF Healing ths sick beng az e
PLANTATION 81 the Aeton OF GslvsHsn, Electricity snd
Magnetism in the cure 81 Disease, &c. & ~ Hot-
LICK, NJ D Ia. been published in Philadelphia
TsE MOTHERS MAeAZISE.-The November
number o: tbs work hss BEEN ey The publisher
D, Mead. III Nssssu-s.reei- We have also received
FROM the publisher the November number OF Fa--
iey's Magazine and NerTy's Museum.
The PosULAR MAGAZINE; philadelphia--We
have received numbers OF Iris Magazine Z;
is devoted TO The publication .; Portraits done BY some
rev DsguerreOype psocess-ssid 70 be vslus5le Dis
ccvery,
ILLUSTRATED NATURAL EisTokY-Nunbes :
Of this work has Jus, oeen is=ae3 BY TIE publisher "
4 ws,ersssne 3 SP-ueeeyee:.
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Ar !enzih Aiss Julia opened her Hne eyes
Gezelellks n th-if soflness and their grace
Ard gazed around her N 4 nut, surprise, -.
Much wond'nng why her maid was IN that P'aN'
With Blarkstone Story; then she tried 10 rise'
modest blush susus!ng neck and FACE
Increasing weakness made the effort vain,
So down sae sank upon her couch sgain a,
Soihng of the beauty OF a eszelle-lAe g IN.
much as clear white. transparent skn-'fee 70 or
PlmpI-s FrecAles. Sallown-ss, Salt Rneun, Sorcss
her deiorn.,ies To bring about suce rps
communication ii IS only necessary 20 use G.n ,Tr5
wonder.workiuy naiIaz INDICATED Soap. GoC .s.r.
Po-dr,s SubfLeS exert almost magical power DIX
pairg superaaous hair. GOCRAuD'S GTse'h4 r.. u.
Il " srrsned change The color OF red igns VI s'
TO q beanlifu! broTn or black ,.,,,x COT.
C- Il mnsl De borne N mind that Dr. FELiA low a.
RIJJfs renowned preparations onra1t, -ndr' Nay 81
cr.s.aaces, b. obtained genuine, e1e-p - ~ liz
walkers. hsss store FRon Etosdwsy
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Business Notices.

u Doctor TAYLoRs BALsAM OF LIvERwoarH nae
cured and relieved over 10000 cases OF Consumption
Asthma, Liver Complaint Our friends should not won
der the excitement or that II Is initiated and counter
eited Always Dr. Leeds signature 10 the elegant
Label on the bottle, he alone has sole control OF '
sale Splitting OF blood half bottle cured Mrs OAKS J"
Ga!rlsonst. Brooklyn Charles p. Smith. 80 Tiary ST.
Mr. Peck Henryst sir. Brown Fulton ST. and also cured
Reuben Haneox, Esq. Stonnston DR. Rowland west
Point Garrett Lewis. New-York, Bowcry: Hon. Marx
StbIey ]. Newman Bowery. These certificates, and
hundreds Of others for cures perfect Of conhnn'
consumption ssthms, consumpye dyspepsia liver eon
plant raising Of blood pain in the side, coughs c'ia'
and Group and by this preparation OF the Lyer"ofn
simple but effective. Only give 1t trial and Be con
vino:d. Buy only at 375 Bowery. Mr. Mumford st NC
Courier Office Mr. VIM Ellis OF Wallst. have witnessed
is wonderful cures Of consumption and cod.
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'h-'tI@s9 7 ~ = -'I4f-Fl II Ut 's7sI.I %
Cnmnlitee or behalf Of the detachment.

IyHUMAy DEsgRTloS.-Yesterday morning a
couple OF men called a, the Chiefs Office, having their
charge me boy apparently about two years old, Of
which they gave the following account The parents
and grandparents Of the child came Gu, passengers
ship siddons lately arrived here from Liverpool
On their arrival they made arrangements 20 20
West via Philadelphia Yesterday morning the father
and mother le their cad In charge Of Us grand parents
az No Is Fron..t while they themselves went down 70
the boat They rad Teen gone gu, snort tu,e wien
the old man and mis- wife followed them leaving The
child standing upon the sidewalk crying pireo1.y
knd-hearted man who saw the transaction took the
hrie fellow in his and made for the Philadelphia
boat whch ne reached just in lime il off, There
was therefore immediate remedy but deliver the
child into tne keeping OF the Aims House Commissioner
Is TO hoped however that By aid Of The Magnetic
Telegraph. the Philadelphia officers VIII Be prepared TO
give the nhuran parents proper recepsion-though
FOR humanity cake il il hoped that the little inno
cen: vii no, De again placed under Iheir charge
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rsrsEE OUTSIDE OF ro.DAy's pAPER-1

s5y- Advertisements for the Tribune OF Aonaay
o5S. 70 be sent IN before 10 o'clock on saturday es.
tns as the Publication O:ce OF his paper Is n's W..
sub:crbers In the city vino do not receive Us ~. ~.
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a. our arrangement, sueh a. eiaos ocioo csr
ris1s fang 70 accomplish ibis viii 90 required 70 s7e up
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other, IN Philadelphia who wish 70 have the In'70e
served regularly ther residences or counting r0ols'
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II The Washington correspondent OF the Phil
sdelphia North American says it IS currently ru-
,oged in that CITY that orders hsvs been forwarded
to Gen. Taylor TO remain quiet i, Monterey I'll Al
ter The messins OF the Mexican Congress and the
decisioa OF tha, body in regard to our Government.
overtnres for psscs.
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n,ocl,,nc the Calhoun Game.

The Buffalo Courier 81 Pttof, the Loco-Foco
organ al the West, thus speculatcs ON the conse-
euences OF se recent defeat Of its party all about
The Wings will suppose bring Henry Clay
forward again, Il he is alive in 1878 We believe
because think that, with all his defects he is their
strongest man. and truly synps,hises with the sentnea,
of that party. Tho Democratic party viii oppose him
with Northern man. This wal % demanded by the
North and is due to it, The South cannot ,sn 10 see
thst VII be slos, useless 10 attempt to Southern
candidate sesins, Mr. Clay q; the North and will
qpicsee in nomination which secures Democratic
administration and preserves the principle measures q
tie present Administration.
"rh. they viii the readily do for the reason that
he Wings will have the new Congress, aud consequent
" the power elect President should tie election
devolve on the House OF Representatives,
We Risrrust that these chickens sre counted toe
sooa five have rightly scanned the aspects OF the
.ine, JOHN c. cAlsorN, II alive, will be csndi
aa,e scc President in lSiS The Loco Focos OF the
North will have to decide whether to stand by him
os fall in pieces.
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Delaware Election.

PFfLAoELFfE!A- NoF- u = "
hasten to forward you on the lightning line an
item o. election news is now admitted By The
Loco Focos generally that the Wings have ma
iority OF one II each branch OF the Legislature OF
Delaware. Houston. the Wing candidate IS elect
eli % Congress bv a majority Of o
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Cont Calendar. TINS DAY.

COMMON PLEAS-Mondsy-Par Nos lama
IL l5 H. Is l. I9-Part 2Nos. :, s & :. 10 ~ l6lS
20 The 6.st part VII, 5e in the Board o: 8,as,s.
room and the second N the room OF the Common Plea.
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Brrr.yro. Nov. l3-7 ? N

forward YOU the closing rates OF the market.
There has been slight decline in prices although
the market has been quite brisk. and operations
freely entered on We quote Wheat, best quality.
at - cents per oushel. and Flour - 81 per Dbl
Cheese. g per To- ana Batter cts. do
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SILKS snKs.-stephen Barker. 23l Grsnd-st hss ~
pleasure OF calling the attention Of the Ladies 10 81
peru lot OF silks from 80 I'D per yard upwsfd' p4'
chaaed at the recent peremptory auction Gales
chasers viii ind silks Of every style end quality and .
prices which viii astonsh them
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y J. sNI1B DODGE DEsTrsr, 40. Is Bond-'i ~
Broadway requests The attention OF those waning g.
csl teeth bis method Ia method 1sed IN iai' e'
cusyey by himself of.ssening either single teeth o. -
when god plates; il most OF the pain a'S.
gwen II the operation and enables the wssrer 70 yep
clean md healthy mouth q 2.sv'@
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0rr AT LAsr.-The Union says the Wings have
carried Pennsylvania from peculiar circumstances"
We though: much ourselves bu FELT delicate ab0u.
mentioning Il Sew-oreana paper
y Mr. Burns one Of the Canal Commissioners
Of Pennsylvania lies dangerously Ill Of spoplectc a,
tack At Lewiston
p Alfred. Slave, was hung at Port Hudson
Louisiana, 30rh ul for setting 5uldirgon fire.
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~ HERR ALExANDEa is come among us opes
more and viii exhibit his astounding powers eceP
ZION at the Alhamra week. Corbyn and Loder VII
now be able to ascertain how many persons can Do
crowded into their beautiful saloon Tor Alexander vii
draw thousands nightly.