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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

~ The Wings of NEWARK, N. j. held full
md enthusiastic meeting last evening, and heartily
responded to the nomination OF D. S. GREGORY for
Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

B' The Li,,oois Telegraph. Bath, Maine is to
be discontinued and the NORTHERN TRisrNE cs,sb-
nshed in its stead Mr.. Z. Clarke rctircs and is
ceeded by three young nc, Mcssrs. Chamberlain. Har
MS and rlarnncr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

~ These Counties are all in the three Wing
Districts There is no doubt Of the reelection OF the
three Wing Members, and a chance to gain two
more
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13
n.n,ocra,Ic Whjg Young lIen's Gen

r7- Ju Democratic Wing Young mems e'en-
erna COMMITTEE Thursday Evening, Oct Sth-
Resofred Tha, he Democratic Wing Young Men OF The
CITY nnd County of NewYork be requested TO assemble IN
their several Wards at the several pnces designated be
low at ~ o'clock Tuesday Evening nexi, 3h instl 20
select ten Delega from eachf their respective
TO attend he State Convention 10 be held a, Syracuse OF
"Wednesday the 2is day OF October inst at 10 A. NJ 70 re-
,pond 10 the Wing Stale Nominations made \, Ulics
BY order Of the Democratic Wing Young Mems General
Committee THEO. Z. TOMLlNSON, Chairman.
NaTHL 9. BRADFORD, As,isrt Chm
RoBERT 6. CAMPBELL,
Albert GILBERT, Secretaries
FREpERIcK FRYE,
L. Brosd-st House. cor. Broad and Pearlsts
H. Second Ward Hotel, No. 81 Fassaust
Ill Head Quarters, No 20i Westinghouse.
w Shakespeare Hotel, cor. William and duane sts.
" Marion House. 1853 West Broadway
VI Peter MElne's, Harmony Hall
VII English Com and Class 'iai Ae'-'
VII. No. Merccrst
TX Northern Exchange. Bleeckef-st
XSt Dayid's Hail. 2i2 Walker-s.-
XII. The American. cor. Third-st md avenue Z.
kip. NJ McGuire's Harlem Third-ay
Kill The house Of James Green, Sheriff.
XIV Broadway House, cor Grand. ST. and Broadway
XIV Constitutional Hall, $50 Broadway.
XVI Seventh avenue House.
XVII. Henry Clay House avenue A. cor FiIstsl
VIII. Black Swan Tavern, cor Third-nv and 2th-si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

Practice Is TIE ENGLISH GEocoERlEs.-An
ex- grosseIe- OF London lets out some secrets Of
the craft in series Of letters ,he Boston TRAY
eller. He says:
First, al drippinss OF glasses AID measures having
contained wine or spirits are carefully collected II
zinc stand kept Tor that purpose This stand l. reg-
lsrly spaed every morning or oener necessary.
Sd put sway IN bottles to re aterward made INTO
disls and compounds by the adi1ture ci syrtps and
other ingredients Some establishments calculate
oud all -ippinrs OF ale beer or any other article tha,
will mix with the spircs, collected N zinc
roesh IN which Is pipe 20 convey II down into the
waste bur; the cellar; this 20 be attsrwasd mixed
VIII beer. required
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13
No. = of Lardner,s Lectures.

This Number which we hare just reprinted, is now
ready and orders can now be supplied ItworId be well
or all who have imperfect sets to complete them at oaee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13
Business Notices.

RICH AND BEAUTIFUL DaEss GooDs.-Grcat bargains,
Ladies-The attraction al BARKER & ToWLE'S, II
Cstherinest ia splendid display Of late imporadons
OF rich Dress fabrics Shawls &c. which selling at
very low prices This hr appears to be doing heavy
and fashionable business and they certainly deserve the
patronage of the public for their courtesy and polite
ne=s in their line Of business Their store Is large and
commodious and their attendants aifabe to all. Were
neat -ira them a call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

~ The Shaker Exhibition the Museum was fully at
tended again last night ard the whole entertainment OF the
svening went of apparently the entire satisfaction OF
the audience The will be given again this afternoon
and evening and the extraordinary collection Of y
ing wonders will be on exhibition throughout the
day and evening There are two Orang Oulangs, TWO
Cstres, TWO big Snakes, Ac.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

~ 1t should have been stated in our notice yes;er
day of the superior Shower Baths OF Smith, Torcey
Co 50 Madcpane, that these Baths exhibition a;
the Fair
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

Ev. The Wing candidates for Assembly IN
WARRINGTON Co. are A. T. Hitchcock end Samuel ae>
pou lsrsoneorsly printed MeD0sals by US IN an0ane
inc tho nomination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

re- PH,LoNS M,sIc Hair DYE. new and invaluable
discovery warranted neither 10 smut wash Of eeirsA
Liquid Dye, which nsisnaneously changes the cclor Of
the Hair beautiful brown black without injury to
the hair skin. Tho great superiority OF this Dye
in the easy mode Of application and instantaneous et
fece other Dyes requiring from ten 10 twelve hours 10
produce any change It's superior excellence VIII heap
parent To every upon single application Country
gentlemen can have bottle forwarded them by express,
by sending cash enclosed f. Phalon 81 Broadway Jd
sons Hotel Price 81 per bottle, with full directions ior
use City gentleman requested TO call al Tho depo and
have their whskers dyed. Bcgue Fawcett. No. rs
Chesnut-sL Agents for Philadelphia aus eodH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

" Let al who are afflicted with Asthma reed the fol-
lowing leter:
VA SETH w. FowLE-S0: Having been afflicted for
more ,ns thirty years with the assms times severe
w. as TO ircapaciate from attendance business and
having adopted many medicines without any but tempo
rsry relief purchased about three years since Of 'f I'd
1s.d Mason, your Agent in this city several bottles oil
wi.tas Sass Ovid Cherry, from the effects OF which
obtained relief Ihan from al The medicines nae
ever taken for tia, distressing disorder have By the
peaied use Of your valuable salss, been more free Of
pressure for breath and oppression on the lungs than
had anticipated md indeed conceive myself "a cured Of
This most disheerening nsiady
DC mes, eheeruIy tender you this acknowledgment,
which you win your judgnen; dictates.
Argus Once, Portland March S. I2+s-
c. D. MAYNARD.
None genuine, unless signed BUTTS on tho wrapper
For sale by A. e. D. SANDS, Druggists 100 FuIton,st
corner o! William Agents for Ibis city-sso al 13 Broad
way and - Eas. Broadway, and b5 Druggists generally
Throughout The L. S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

~ FREDERIC RosISsoN in the Looo Candidate
for Congress in the Middlesea District, Mass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

- The unexamplcd success Of DR.. Beekmans sy-
rup and Pills in curing Dyspepsia arises from their
changing purifying aud restoring the whole system 10
natural state of health. Office 49i Cortland-.t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

GRArEs-This delicious irui, i. by 10 ahsas
ant IN our market have had it tor years pas
but we are happy TO inform citizens that Dr. USnxs
has pretty fair supply in great perfection oth.
Isbclss for sale at his Depot OF Broadway sa
NNhitr..sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

~ A correspondent OF the New Orleans Pic.
ayune says Cen Anpudia stated his force al Monterey
to be 1000 men The same correspondent says some
Volunteers on their WAY from Mier to Join the army,
were attacked by large body OF Mexican troops and
killed and shocknsy mutsted.
~ Col. HAYS is said to have killed Lieut.
Colonel OF the Mexican Army single handed.
81 The \. o. Tropic says the Lieut. Arm;stead
OF the u army arrived in that city on the I'd instant
with dispatches from Washington for Gen. Tayler. lie
left The same day on the Gslyeston for Brazos
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subscriptions received 70 The Weekly Tribune

received TO The Daily Tribune.
MoSoAT, oet L !Sess-Lonaon- y. y..-.-..-
Subscriptions received to The Newly orker.
MosoaY, Oct u Argyle, SeoiIsad....
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
70, Sales of Stocks. sec Fourth Page.

MONDAY, r. NJ.
Despite tho good news from Monterey the e'ocA
Marke. heavy to-day and little disposition SHOWN
operate
In Exchanges there is yet very little doing Sterling
is 3 q nominally.
Freghts continue very stiff, and lid has been paao
Liverpool for grain Flour is held at IS. "a Inc oaA
Constance was taken up anu the Manchester also e'm'
shipments OF Flour were made at 3s-vessoh reaay
load scarce
The official statement oil tho earnings OF the S@
witch and Worcester Railroad for September show
much larger gain September, ls35 than was expo
MI. L. foil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13
W is papers in second District please COPY.

rSy The Senatorial Convention will assemble al
the Broadway House Tuesday, the 18Th October, al
O'Clock P NJ BY order Of the Convention,
oi0 2, II. K..FROST, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

SENTENCE or THoM,s.-Charles Thomas. black
man. found guilty OF the murder OF Henry Ford another
black man. sentenced in the Court OF Oyer and Ter
miner this forenoon to be hung Friday the Goth OF
November next, Previous to pronouncns the sentence
Judge Edmouds made most impressive address IN
which he stated that this the NTH case of murder
which had come before him within few weeks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13
Georgin Election.
1923 l455. .

eT" Poe had 1879 majority in A Towncs 253 at
Special Election last Spring, Poe having resigned
The result il now doubtful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

~ NJ. Bsrnes's advanced Vocal Music Class for La
dies and Gentlemen will commence this Tuesisy) evea
Ing ST his rooms, Lyccum Ruildins SS5 Rrosdwsy Il,
en,en;ary Class on Monday evenings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

~ Mr. Alexander, the young Magician, aston
shed and delighted large audience at Paios Opera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

THE CHALLENGE NOT ACCEPTED-Ste0 TO $50
The challenge by Edward Phaion, Proprietor Of tbs eoa,
pound for coorng the hair whskers the proprietors
Of all Liquid Hair Dyes 10 friendly comparison OF the
relative merits OF their discoveries although made
weeks sco ids yet been accepted He wishes 10
bring challenge again the notice OF all or
prcprieors OF Liquid Hair Dyes Come, walk up gsnle
men if YOUR preparation is better than my any.
ous TO know H. srd entirely willing the public should
know IL | am ready TO meet them now or any other
time any place they may name. From sloC to SScOs
ready 10 he risked upon he result.
= pUlION 81 Bn,adwav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

- Remember that the Photographic Conven-
ton meets this day at II o'clock in Clinton Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

S,SpS's StSsr,sILLA-At the close OF long dee!ns.
ting like that we have Just experienced the vital
energy the system, necessarily BE- impaired sna
highly important before encounenne the sscesse, %
winter that the physical powers should be strengthened
and renovated The tonic property of Ssndss Sarsapa.
rlls render hi,ins agent for the accomplishment Of this
object but It's virtues somsohic far from being il.
only recommendation. Its opersiiol is three fold Il, p,
res the eleaents OF the blood the cbsrucEcrs
from the bowels, and gives vgor TO The digestive Organs
These three mportan, operations ii performs sru!,a
ncously, in detail and its indaence upon relaxed
dsordeFci organization is rapid eoae
prehensve thai every function Of the body to par
take The ,ime OF its BENEFITS As restorative
disinectsnt and gentle sperent combined, Wa eonn
IDENTIFY recommend all who suffering from general
debility ulcers or sores. bilious complaints or haSir.
constipation of the bowels
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. BAD.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists 100 Fulon.st corner OF
Wisu-sL rs Broadway, and II Eas, Broadway. New.
York Sold also by Druggists generally throughout, the
United States Price 81 per bottle six bottles for SIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

~ Captain Eaton has arrived at Washington
with the official Bulletins of the three days fight at Mon
tcrey which the Union promises to publish today Capt
Eaton came through from Monterey to Washington in
sixteen days. Speaking OF the Armistice the Union
says;
Neither army is to pass specified lnc-which /;
perhaps nearly half way between Monterey and Salto
under eight weeks But this drraistice ~ the rst pdoe
does not embrace other lines Of operations and second
H. sjcc, IN cypress terms, TO The orders and u1sfrHe
iions of he tinO corertlrpsltS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

~ KNOX Is Eulton-sL Cson BuldinEs, deerr.s 4,
unnecessary 10 enter ino particulars respecting his 81,
Fashions for 1876 woad simply stae that his eew sty..
will excel in besay. Nghtness, taste and color any .s
offered 10 the hat wearing public Of NewYcrk Hs
prices low - has hats are hre OF l.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

r. John Dublin and Barney Smith were yes
to-day arrested for highway robbery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13
Tor. mud Interesting from nIexico.

The Union publishes the following extract OF
letter dated VERA CRUZ, sept 10. ie4o.
"Thc Government of Mexico is said TO be without a
dollar in the treasury have heard OF its having
adopted any means to obtan funds for prosecuting the
war Ampudia ii was believed, would be al Monterey
on the cath of August, with 5000 men.
"A report was prcvalcn; in Mexico on the sd instant
that Santa Anna had given orders for the Mexican forces
at Monterey and other places in that quarter to fa!
back on San Luis Potos, and that ne would meet them
with 10000 men.
The plsn of the Ciudadela aa ii is termed 10
have been accepted by the military and civil authorities
throughout the country, with great unanlmy, and ap-
parently the operations OF Government are going on
without difficulty.
From private sources however Icntitlcd TO some de-
gree of credit learn that great portion OF the people
among them men OF influence, opposed to santa
Anna and place no confidence in his promises II Is
evident he spprehends more serious opposition than he
at first expected fromhis delay in going 10 Mexico lie
still his country seat OF II Encerro on the oth
instant where ii was believed he would remain until
the meeting of Congress until his party gained do
cided prcponderancc CT opinion his presence Will
add greatly 10 the embarrassment ct the country en-
bitter the feelings o; parties, and finally lead to civil
war.
Letters from Mexico, OF recent date mention the
arrival of the Congress- and the departure OF Com
nodore Sloat from Mazatan FOR the United States.
The province of Yucatan maniicsts disposition
to surrender her independence and TO throw herself
once more into the OF Mexico under the rule OF
Santa Anna
The Yucatan Congress on the 9th OF August
last passed Declaration
Isl, Yucn,m recognizes aud procaims the declara
ton (proRGHeiameto) OF Guadaaxsrs OF the 10Th May
last.
I'D Yucatan will retain the position she actually oc-
cupcs governing herself until the inyiolabi!iy OF the
treaties OF i,h December. ls43, he recognized with
guarantees adapted to render them stable and hxed
She may under these circumstances return to the Ma
tonal Union according the sanctioned by the
decree of the I'd July last
I'D. Yucstan is thoroughly persuaded that General
Santa Anna, at different times, has given unequivocal
proofs OF vigorous patriotism and besides cntertans
and is penetrated with the most lively feelings in favor
of Yucatan to carry into effect the solemn recognition OF
the arrangements OF lith December 1913 which guar
.ny her rights OF exccptonaby and consequently OF
her felicity She recognizes him from this moment, and
procaims him on her part chief OF the heroic enter
prise for the regeneration OF the Republic, according TO
the prcscnt decree
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

~ Dr. BEgcHER, and others. just returned
from the Worlds Temperance Convention in Europe
will address our citizens Temperance, at the Taeer-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13
The .Free Soil, Principle.

HENRY BRADLEY, the Liberty candidate tor
Governor, has returned the following answer to the
questions proposed 10 him by Committee OF the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13
w whlg Senatorial Convention

w Whig Senatorial Convcnfion.-The Dele.
gates to the Wing Senatorial Convention OF the Second
District are requested reassembe in Convention a, New
bursh on Friday 10Th inst, P NJ for The purpose
of nominating Senator for ,he District, 10 the place OF
james Humphreys, who has declined the nomination
made on the 30th September last
s SS$ I 5 HA aSsSSs0ls. committee
w ~ papers In Second District please copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

performance OF Sacred Music in this City ever impaired
more universal satisfaction and pleasure 10 the audience
than the first production of this shiro work by the Nu-
steal Institute
q Mr.. LOVER gives another OF his popular
Irish Eseninss az the S,ayvesAn, tonight The de-
high, with which this gentleman is listened has in
respect diminished but appears il possible to increase
every time he is heard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

signor sEccHIDE cAsELs advertises In The
Tribune Evening Class for teaching the italian Ian
gua-e We know this gentleman and can speak person.
ally and n tcerabe Tuscan OF ms extraordinary eaPa
city and faithtu!ness teacher. He is gentleman
every way qualified for irparns IN the shortest Poss
Die space Of tine perfect and elegant pronunciation OF
Italian spoken in tie refined circles OF Florence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

2 The military parades low find very comfort
able weather and we think the negro boys who form Tia
running accompaniment to ther displays are .leehsr,
ts;ser and SIMMER than ever.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-13

Canada, ih-y Il Il uoi investigated he sub.
I~ct. Il Is OF SOM iinpYri tnCP, becausr,6
aulhe1ti, atsd. thr discussion would IL
enayPr.ed ium questions lespeetirg uude.
f ned claims mo one concerning ihr ,1n.
ss'ue;'o1 OF a positive treaty or oonven-
tor.
Il issuficienl'y riesr that, under sll the
ciIcu I,rta ..ccs Of tie rasp. an urnicahlp di.
vision o. Illr 'eFriio.y, IL az All prscticat'p,
piu-l 10 'uugdrd 10 e5ea: drqfee on tx.
psd'eury. Ihgs o. rou-sr Iuust be lrlt 70
the wls .J,n o. lap Two l5ov. ruHents. The
auly nN1s1i equitable, aad pracucuhlr
linz wh 60 has occurred u me, Is one
vh.rh, running Ih.org, .ae nrddla ui Fu.
ejs Ssrsi 8, fOm - entrance to p0jn, ci
The main -i-us.nd sou,h o tar mouth OF
Frsziai'S river, Should leave u tie Ura.I
States Of, he shoes al f,rhlrs Ni.
suuia. ard N Gnet irtai ali ,l0ee lorli
Il IA. Z! o, ilc.uer.g 2 ;h.. " to's NJ Our.
d.a and Nahronre' :. .riHid I. Won 4 ~
ih.CuaH .uca's S.rg'.. uaa ly - pa-'prIv
.ine. along 10 par, ID orahou. 4ri degfrr~,
.rsg z % EG-a M ua-t rH'falic ard
2.rHb,rAi PD-..DI oi .ho IN rade, ciVn'.
ing .i- sCa-oa-' as rfag - possible ie'n
lw1 scus pa-.-,r, i ,be pots IN tha mos.
rqH.-.le Aaarsr. To leave Z nifal'y
iTr. and Ils Sou. Hs - Gr'ai Rririe,
( Won 2 give hrra to.s-~- an IN 'h' heart nf
/ tJ" Ame ran golon o lhe t-fruo-Y.--
| Whether iom he point where the IT,
WoTd ~tIE- .hr ua o.. il -hrud re cO1iiu.
uad aIn 2 :h" san" ra~a.'-', or run along
! he 49.I IS "a nag!sr Of secondary impor-
gdgcp.
Il su~h division should ,ake place, the
right NJ tie irhl' .tln,s q b. country Sit
/ Ia'ed o. t'e upper vat"r~ oI tn Columbia
% The nrviaalO1 Of thtt river 70 ils mouth,
! lpuaiei naiu Al law; and The pr'nci-
! re mas t|no teen recognized a. The pun
/ lie Iaw o. l. rpe. Limited tn commercial
| imposes. ID 1a. le adm TED. bu! on the
xrress condition that the ci,izrn- OF the
| United States Should lh he same manner,
tad to the same extent. have the right 10
navigate the uyer s. Lawrence.
But must say that. whntever u,ay he
| he ultimate des;iniss Of The Oregon lerrito-
rs. won feet great regrat in seeir 2 il
IN any way dividei. An amicaiIe DIVE
sion appeass 10 me without comparison
,relrraiae 10 a war tor that o iecl eiwprn
| sh- two countries. lnevary other view Of
| the subject il is highly xcep;ionshle.-
Without advrrling for the present 10 con-
drratoas OF Cher nature, /. msy he
sufficient here n observe. thar the coaver-
-.oa OF the northern part Of the territory
/ mo Er tIsh colony would in its effrcs
I make tha arraHgrmf 1 very unequal. The
! United States are forbidden ~ their Con-
s,lu,;on To give preference 10 the ports
ofc1e S'a-e over those OF auoiher. Tie
ports within the portion Of territory al'ot-
ted 10 the United States would of conrse
pmein open 10 British vessels; whilst A'n-
rican vessels would lie excluded from The
rrrts Of the Iritish colony, unless occs.
ernay adm tied hy special acts depend.
ing on ;he Will OF Great ritain.
ALERT GALLAr TN.