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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

CorRr OF Co5tMoS PLEAS-Before Judge ul.hoetter
HTaGn BokT IS. Jesses u MiiLT.-The plaintiff IS an
importer and imported order for Nr u. VINO is
auctoneer quantity Of cutery-Acoon Il brought 10
recover S9l7 - the OF the bill with interest
since Sept lss5- For defence Il said that Mr. u
paid for The goods by no.e Of John Ruthven at two
months drawn TO his OWN order and endorsed by him
withou, the endorsement Of Mr. II and that NJ Boke.
took the said cash. The note never was paid
NJ r naTirs become we believe, unfortunate in busi
II Is denied by plaintiff that TIE note>was taken
cash c. n Satisfaction Of the bill beyond the Of
credit Verdict taiz forenoon For plaintiff Mezsrs-
Thompson and Welsh For detendont MI 4 Magher-
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr-pefore Judge Bets
In the case OF William Taylor Joseph jacobs and VII
lam Scott sesten OF tie brig Aorea ied on charge
perjury The District Attorney after ezhausting me tes
rrouy considered that there sufficient against
ihesn 10 go 70 the jury, and they were discharged
- Tie matter OF Wilt Denike and pretended
charges against hin published by Us lev days age,
has been discharged BY the Grand Jury BY unanimous
coe These charges would have never gone before the
Grand Jury had i not been iha1 sickness aud death en-
tered Nr Denike,s family g; te rn,e and immediately
following these charges.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

MAlyE.-The second trial, on Monday, for Repre-
sentatives resulted, as far asheard FROM as follows
Whigs-Buxton l, gam, Brunswick l. Bowdoin-
ham /, Richmond l, Belfast !, Thomaston . gam,
Windsor l, Litchiield l-9. Loco Focos-Standish
l, Camden l-2 No ckoice-Scarboro' l. Wiad
ham /, Belgrade l-3. There are now about 30
Wings, 23 Locos and Liberty man returned
Nothing fartherfrom the Senatorial or Congressional
Districts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

~ We visited Prot Pumbes Daguerrean Gallery.
PSI Broadway, yesterday. The aa,tsring snconiuu,,
that bestowed upon him by contemporaries bur
ieebly forth lin opinion the specimens OF
colorei Daguerreotypes which grace his gallery and We
feel bound for that beau ideal of
an excelsn, Photograph exceeded by the reality
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

C The orphesn Family remain Al The Naseur, bur s
days more therefore you would save yo1rself ;,c-
sny regrets embrace the opportunity OF hearsg iSer era
,hey leave They give their 81 O'clock III.
Iernoor wien also The oher performances which %
various and uiesss;ta by those eminent wes,s
Miss Greenwood and that king OF comic singers Fsss
Morris Col Chain The Dwarf makes his farewell Bow -
saturday una which time be is constantly hs,d Pes
fornsnces also n The eveGsng az 4 O'Clock by tie o.,
~b.s o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25
whis Nominations.

oswSoo CorNry.-The Wings of osweso have
nominated Mosxs l. LEE snd CURTIS R CAsIx for the
Assembly JAsEz H, G,LsxxT for County Clerk The
LoeoPoeos Of the same ccun,y have presented the
names esRobeyt c. Kenyon and Nsihsn B-rin for the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

THouGars, selected rom the Writings OF
Rev. WILLIAM E. CLAIMING, D, D. This delight
fu httle volume of 100 pages JUST issued by Messrs
Crosby x Nichols, Boston The book is made up OF
choice gems, and would make very appropriate gift
frua one friend to another. Besides those who have
not the money buy the time to read the voiu.an
Gus works OF this bishesr,ed Phan,hropisr and Re-
former msy obtsn something OF idea OF his chsrsc
ter BY peruss this little book We make the fol-
lowing extracts:
4 HERo-A poor r,au, living on bread and water, be
&c VII no, ask for thSn bs-e srsterance re-
CURES snd lesng quiet cheerful lie through his be
nevoent sympsthes. rs joys in duIy. his God,
IS OF the true heroes OF the anG understands
better the meaning OF happiness than who cannot BE
unless clothc ourselves N purple. and fare
sr,npt-oasly every day " unless surround, defend
and aiora ourselves VIII az The products OF Nature ard
SIT His ScAntineSs OF outward Is sign OF IL
ward fitness while the slavery n which OF
live Injuries and accorrodaroas shows the poverty
within
Waffle abolition OF War IS no Longer 70 De set
down IS creation Of fancy, dream OF enthusiastic
Philanthropy. War rests opinion. aid opinion :
more and Withdrawing Is support Ws- rests
eoaterlpt OF human nature the long mou-nfcl
haor OF regarding The mass OF huaan beings
chimes OF as animals having higher thar 70 be
saos 81 and murdered for TIE glory OF chief the
sesfins OF TINS or that family throne. fD- me perry
interests sso seash rvsires which have naAreG
70 cocrcE Lex The worth OF hrrsn being Be lei. and
q main plls- o: Wxr win fan
So. sale By C. 5. Francis & Co. Brosaiwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25
Richmond Wing.
" BARNwELL DISTRICT, ,

bAANWELL DISTRICT jury
Every body in this section is engaged in subdung
the grass which has sprung up luxurHntly during the
late rains Corn looks badly, and cotton worse. There
has been good deal of suffering this year on account
OF the scarcity in the provision crops and Tear there
will be more next A purely agricultural people you see
nil alrags lead miserable eris;eRce II the crops
good there no one purchase and all they get is
mere living On the other hand if the crops fail! they
all suffer together because they have money pur
chase from abroad Even the prospect for fruit fine
a month ago i likely be cut of The apples fall
ing before they are rpe peaches have but little flavor
Melons Of all kinds are comparatively taseless and the
grapes which promised so well, are rottng by the
bushel Such is our fate, and presume must sub
nit to it, Had less oppositoat 10 fair Tariff IN Caro-
iiRG and lle dirersity Of labor might be sup
abroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

Mr. WEBSTER Gre tie Der72 his Due
During short sojourn in the County OF Orange we
learned the following facts from the most undoubted
authority
Some years since poor gentleman OF decayed for
took up his residence Orange Court House be-
coming very needy ne stated 10 informant that IN
better days ne engaged in large mercantile bust
in the Of Petersburg and that in the prosecu
ton oil il he compelled TO bring suit against
house in Baltimore Tor large of money this suit
brought the Federal Court and finally carried TO
the Supreme Court OF the United States there he
gagged Dir Webster attend 10 Il Tor him and paid him
hundred dollars in advance FOR his services but before
the suit to trial the party in Baltimore totally
these circumstances ne mad the dismissed and the
call the circumstances 10 Mr. Websers recollection he
would rerun him the money for which he had rendered
no consideration.
Our friend with whom he consulted being himself
limb OF the law. smiled. whilst he pilied the old
mans simplicity he told him that 10 make such re-
guest would be trouble for nothing that lawyers never
refunded and that 70 do would hardly be considered
professional But the old gentleman not TO be dis
uaded from his design; he wrote his letter and by
mail he received from Mr. Webster reply enclos
ing hundred dollar Mr. Webster stated tha, he
had no recollection of the transaction but that from the
and style ofthe letter he doubted not il from
a gentlemen and that he fully prepared admit
that the circumstances stated required prompt
restitution of the money which he promptly made
We no admirers Of Mr. Websters political princi-
pies but we have him charged with a want OF
honesty, take pleasure n recording
that whether Il proceeded from charity q OF
justice does credit 70 bis heart
Richmond VA Standard Loco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

SASDs's SARsAPARiLLA. 1t is seldom hat The lamp Of
life is permitted TO burn cut by the gradual exhaustion Of
the vital principle. Indeed, It is impossible that
even the robust should escape the cloud Of disease.
which nfest every side. Among the multitude Of
ailments which the human is liable, there sre
common annoying and painful than
eruptons of the skin and ulcers in the fcsh Both
sometimes fatal and both always indicate thai the internal
organization is Of order In all such couf
denly recommend Sands's Snrsaparila. Its anti'epuc
reEovang aud alternative properties acting combination
upon the secretve and digestive organs the aba
tory of Nature its just equilibrium, enables prepare
pure fluids for the susenanco and support OF the animal
structure, and by nvigoratng the system with healthy
blood to restore health and vgor every fbe of the
frame.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail by A. r. 4p
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fuonst corner oi
Williamst. 2T3 Broadway, and It East Broadway. New
York Sold also by Druggists generally Throughout, tho
United States Price 81 per bottle, six bottles for IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

20 $4,000 worth of choice patterns Carpe.ins =,
less than auction prices the Cheapest Carpet EsAb
lishmcut in the United States No. 30 Bowery.-Hnax
ANDERSON offers hnc selection of English and AMER
can thrccply. double supcrfnc Ingram Carpetins at
usual low prices. Jus, received
% 0co yards warranted all wool, Ingram Carpetng a,
shillings per yard.
10000 yards Double Supcrne Ing Carpetng at vi.
10000 square yards Floor Oil Cloths from a. 3D. to g.
5000 large Tuited Hearth Rugs 2Os, each
HIRAM ANDERSON, No. 80 Bowery,
the first Establishment above Hes,er,s,
Please notice the number 49, SO sy,,oJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25
whiu Couyeut;ons.

Westekss.sr Co. at Mount Pleasant oct. Is, for
nominating Members of Assembly, County Clerk
and four cosoaers
s71A Congressional Disertz cYessches'er ard Rock
lsnd) a, Havegssraw Oct l2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

rE- Ladies' if you want Dry Goods OF any description,
20 to Barker Towes. daily opening new, desirable and
fashionable goods every description very low prices.
just opened a style OF Printed Alpaca Lestres
double width. = GiughauIs Is and Is I'D some u wide
per yard other styles constantly receiving and opening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

FAIL FASHION FOR uArs-At Genius 2li Broadway
opposite So. Paurs-Haying Devoted unusual attention
in producing this style the attention OF gentlemen in
vited to it The lghtness grace snd buoyant effects Of
these Hats cannot be descrbei-they mus, be seen to
be appreciated Also large assortment OF Paris Hat,
alo, n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25
. Truth from south Carolina.

We have always held that protection is OF more
importance the agriculturists than to any other
class OF citiz ems which the following letter from
South Carolina, published in the Charleston Mer-
cury, the Free Trade organ, OF the Goth OF July
fully admits and conclusively shows. Even in
South Carolina, the very hot.bed Of the antiPro-
tectionsts, we find that the tavorite policy OF the
country is avowed by some, who have not allowed
their better judgments TO be clouded by Free
Trade dogmas and dangerous theories
fRirbnord Wbir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25
XhiS STATE Convention.

The wing Convention Tor the DOMINATION Of
State officers assembled at Utica on Wednesday
toe I'D inst The members met Informally al A
II. a. the Mechanics Hall, and chose Hon FRIEND
HUMPKRzY of Albany temporary Chairman The
Counties being called over crery was found 70
be represented Two informal ballots were taken
r r. .., 6 .,II,-,-;,,, ,as,lt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

DEAFxsss.-Dr McNair's Acoustic Oil has proved
very successful in curing total deafness We hsTs
mary certificates from citizens who have used this Wv
with completes success. We invite all who troubled
with any disease OF the 10 examine The proof SOD
only q Cortland st in Brooklyn $50 fGlton-sL s2iA
" NEw DISCOVERY, by which Nil stoves and pipes o.
CRATES may be kept jet black with beautiful posl
cnrrand ~ a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

F w. ]. SrANssSRxY, irregular Wing can
ddate for Congress in the Columbus District, Ohio,
hss backed out, leaving clear Geld for DUNCAN
IVA and MkpAaY a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

THE PAfS ExrRacToR.-au are notified that the only
depot for this article. wonderful in the cure Of
burns and oil external sores, IA still with the original pro
petOrs and inventor of the same and introducers thereof
q Cortland.sL where DALLEY's or Co.sELLs msy
be had in the greatest perfection and at half former pce
warranted the true and genuine, and Of surprising efficacy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

q The New Orleans Courier says that let
'sr aas been recei7ed BY commercial house N that
es stating ma. TIE Mexican troops Ssn LUIS Potosi
hare been ordered nc. TO march toward Monterrey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25
Business Notices.

STYLE FOR GENrLyNEN's HArs.-Leary & Co Ha,.
tiers House New York. will introduce the Fashion
for the season Thursday Sept ID su26 I,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25
Ncw-Jerscy Horticultural Exhibition.
Correspondence OF Inc IrlOune.
pp,>rrro,- San, on 1a46

PRINCETON Sept. 2iti. lc+o.
Friends Greeley i. AicEhalt: Our State Exhi-
bition of Fruits Flowers Vegetables sc &c for which
NewJersey is generally acknowledged to be famous,
opened yesterday in splendid style
The specimens exhibited said by those who have
visited the principal exhibitions OF similar kindi Pha
sdelpha NewYok and Eastward this year TO equal ii
not excel any OF them.
The display OF Grapes, Peaches Apples Pears, &c is
OF most delicious kind Flowers of the richest variety
and elegantly arranged-Vegetabes of mostfinxr-ient
growth and great variety Honey rich any in the
land and in beautifully white comb meets the eye from
different parts of the Stae-Burlingon West Windsor
and Princeton produced of the finest specimens
The Exhibition opened ut 3 P NJ and articles contin-
we'd to arrive Till shutdown; but today and tonor-
row will be the finest display This Exhibition every
Jerseymsn may well be proud OF
Ii any your readers want 20 see the finest show OF
the season. tell them before II closes winch
will be alto O'Clock tomorrow friday night Those
who before may take the afternoon line 10.
and be in time. JHRSEYMAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

IT, GREY Or RED HAIR be coored perfectly
piece Of six wool The East India Hair DYE that
cannot color the .kn and Is be had at q Coandst II
-ad to be far preferable any other article for this pur
pose. and the Balm of Columbia keep the head Clean
and make the hair grow and curl Is FAR better than any
modern that the ignorant and litea.e IRE trying
no introduce s2i2t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

u The Springfield Republican announces by
authority that Hon GEORGE AszrrS Of his
PIRATE ensageueats declines bens candidate for re-
election 70 Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25
Conrt Calendar. THIS Day.
Law Courts.

ConaoH PLEA5-Psrt Nos 81. 326, - n 10 -,
90 90 32s 81 &c. Part 2-Nos- 81 - A. 80, 81 %, o.
.12T 90 II
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Please notice the number SO. 50

~ ATwooD's CELEBRATED EXPIRE Cook srovsS-
These Stoves warranted usual Persons wanting
Cook Stoves invited examine them before purc,as
ing elsewhere. Wholesale and retail by Hlckok Co ss
Waier-sL sill Smeoi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

Another CASE OF WHIPPING IL THE STATE
PRIsoN-A convict by the name OF Brown, whose sem
tence prison expired with the Goth inst brought
before Justice Paine yesterday morning charged with
an assault upon keeper, in selfdetence, under the
following circumstances
He came down from his cell in the morning with the
other convicts of his shop but knowing that his time
had expired and expecting be discharged al once,
stopped the kitchen but he was peremptorily order
ed to his place in the ranks and march TO the
shop where the company We're taken to work while
before breakfast He reiused-replying not today'
The keeper whose IS Aldrich, after getting the
balance of his to the shop returned to the kitchen
after Brown and ordered him 10. the shop Upon Rriv
ing there he ordered him take OF his shirt and pre-
pared dog him. Brown refused declaring that he
would not be whipped to-day Mdrich persisted, and
succeeded in whipping him with cat "a hard rs he
could, TO his own expression. But in Browns re-
ss,ance he seized pair OF shears with which he slight
" injured the hand Adric Brown then required
work awhile, and then discharged.
But 10 prevent him from going before the Grand Jury
Aldrich brought him up warrant for an assault
The matter viii be presented 20 the Grand Jury
hoped that the death of convict in the prison few
months since By logging would put stop 10 this in
famousy brutal mode or punishment Such barbar
is disgracefu to the State ard to the
muny. And what adds TO the enormity OF the case in
this instance is that Browns time out and no officer
had the right to lay hand on him. Auburn Adv I'D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

SPEScER's TRIAl--Bcrgen, y. For the last
days the prisoner who has been III during the trial
has been in Cour; wrapped a cloak, and yesterday
was reclining in rocking chair His wan countcnance
his low hollow cough and his hectic flush bore ;csu
nony TO the truth the remark OF his counsel that he
had inherited the disease of his mother and soon
be laid with her in the grave Mr.. Williamson yes,er
dav sat down a, II! O'Clock and was succeeded by Mr.
Graham who will probably occupy good part oil THIS
mornings session. The Attorney General closes the
cumming up and it probable that the charge of the
Judge will be given the Jury before the adjournment
OF the Court The counsel Tor the prisoner said that
they We're instructed by Joshua 4. Spencer whose de-
voton TO his afflicted brother and his unfortunate child
rem they could not sufficiently admire object TO the
admission OF facts whatever but the contrary
get ont all the facts and circumstances OF the snd
of the lie OF prisoner and that while they had
into Cour, with bu. one witness testify the insanity
OF the prisoner previous his coming Jersey City
they had providentialy been able present the like
timony OF large number of witnesses who had sent
TO the Counsel notes stating they knew of facts which
nigh, be OF benefit to The prisoner. The argument of
Mr. Graham OF the sblest fell from his
lips The defence has been conducted with great
ability and the counsel have been tempted any
evasion of the truth pcrverson OF the law circum
which has given great earuesess to their efforts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

TRs MORMON WAR,-The True sun learns by
Telegraph that the 18th inst committee of fifty ap
pointed BY the citizens OF Carthage into Nauvoo
and held conference with the leaders OF the Nauvoo
forces the result OF which ist cessation OF hos
dlnes 70. two days agreed upon and Iii was hoped
with some confidence ths, the antsgousc parties would
in that time be able to reconcile their differences su-
GENTLY to dispense with any farther lighting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25
CITY ITEMS.

J, FThe c ali;ornians have nj gone yet-al'housh
the Coure. and Enquire, says he of them nAv'
tsn- Up Broadway hall seas over Boys. let the sros
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25
with IL following resuIt :

The Convention now adjourned 70 dinner reas-
sernb!ing at O'Clock when third ballot was taken
with the following result:
John Young -.--.-.-- -.--------------lo
NlIlard EilIrno!e- ---..---'c
Scattering .
The informal meeting was then dissolved
The members now repaired TO the Court House
where the Convention was opened in due form
aud organized by the choice. on the report OF a
Committee Of one from each Senate District aP-
pointed at the informal meeting oi the following
officers:
prsid.ns-PHILIP HONE, New.Yor~
V3o. Presidents,
g,c-oov y,Rpsryy FRIEND HUMPHREY,
AIvAH Hunt. HUGH WHITE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

IL They have invented just what was wanted
Bouquethoder the handle of which parts into four
pieces thrown out By springs md which serve the pur.
pose pretty feet orit to stand uponso that aady may
stand her bouquet the table without its being crush
cd or injured We OF these, of rare Gencvese
slver.work yesterday at Freeman's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

g GRAHAM has No II OF FrOsts History OF the
VOID The work is superb!- executed and increases
in interest As j. proceeds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-25

A LITTLE TOO SHARP PRAcricE.-Corneus
W Terhunc better known Counselor Tnhns, was yes
terday arrested charge OF obtaining $40 in money
by false tappears that Mr. Navier Val
lei went the Tombs TO about case in which he
felt an interest lie looking for Mr. Henry Alker
and as Tcrhune resenbled Mr. Alker somewhat. he ad
dressed him and asked him ii ne Mr. Aker, the at
torney in the case of Amei Wallet Terhune ntmated
that he was that gentleman and asked for retaining
tet, OF $40 which was paid. The money had hardly
been paid when Mr. Aker himself up, and the
matter having become understood, complaint was en-
tered against tae Counselor
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-12-05
The Army---Tts Situation---lts
nanUer. ...r.Htr 4f

The following contains much Information
respecting the strength of Mexico--the loca-
tions of the principal towns--and the sitta-
ton of the Army. 1t is from the Boston Dali
" Advertiser and said to have been written
by military officer ofthe U. States army of
high standing: ....,..,. %,
The march to Monterey, Twas undouhted-
Iy an error--a great military error; and the
sooner we stop in that direction, the less will
be the evil consequences ofthat error. five
persevere, there is danger this army will be
DESTROYED. 1t is now critically situated: every
action increases its hazard, and untold gold
will not meet it's necessary expenses, if it be
pushed much further. 1.-THE idea of pushing
from Monterey to NJ exico, were ever enter
tanned. il was madness. No military school
bow would ever have advised such n plap.--
The distance is about 500 miles, through a
country Of defiles aud passes, Inhabited by q
numerous, resoiute and armed enemy, defend
ing his home and lis fireside--an enemy,wllo
from what we have already seen, is not afraid
30 die in defence of his soil. Every inch OF
ground would be disputed, every pass be de-
Tended, every kind of supply kept out OF our.
reach. Our rear would have TO be contina
ued line of'fortihcation, not more distant from
each other than a days march, garrison
would have to be kept in every town to oon-
troll its population, aud powerful escorts be-
maintained upomips road to protect the pass
ing trains of supplies. Nowadd theseto the
army in motion, and theusee To what nnm
hers they will amount. We will say nothing
about expense, this really defies calculation.
$4,000 men, in garrisons on the road, in es-a
corts Of provision trains i'm garfisoils for
towns. and in the embodied army, is the least
hat should I've allowed, for an expedition to
he city ofMexico by the way of Monterrey