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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-29

NJ, Cry -rtao7rx ovEznoAao-The Tribune coz
ira iics he =-ateraeu: made tn ETenl- lost ye=te-
,isv that Coz Seward bad opened corAsPcadsnce
win Judge Mclean Il reference 70 the Presidency N
ne himself IN his con--a1ictc.s VIA; u hi1:ef
tuo7=s and LEI Cos. Seward speak io- himself The
lsr,er gentlemen can SATISFY the PUBIC ~ publishing
copies OF MS letters Judge Mclean. Sbo-- OF That
contradiction, particularly rom third parties WI
answer IL the meantime. 20 ia- ror1 complying VIII
The substantial ruth Of = here reasserted Ere Post
e We ask ever FAR mind to Judge whether
the above IS not das:ardly paragraph, which 10
honorable nan could have written. The Post made
an Editorial charge :har Ger Ssa-a7d, Nth re o7
probation Of the Editors Of TIE Trl6uHe and Alto
~ EreniHg Journal. has opened correspondence
with Judge Mclean OF Ohio, IN which tAs IVhis
27rty arc sold b. contract 20 the uss Of tha Judge
Tor the Presidential race Of 1915 we cQY5ed the
base caluulny and contradicted i as perempco1lg
as ne could find words 10 do. We therefore asked
the Post rot 70 contradict il but to publish our
brief contradiction. This il refuses 20 do. but II
Inmates instead that our denial Is not in point how
can readers tell and that Gov Sewarican satisfy
tie p15iic by publishing some private letters which
he is alleged 10 have written and not otherwise :
The Post has now made the SANDER is Own, and
we brand it wilfu falsifer and cowardly caluni-
niasor Having virtually confessed that It has no
proof whsrewith to support it, charge, and that
the embellishments respecting the Journal and In
bune are Of It's own manufacture, we leave Il 70
the scorn and contempt II has so richly Rlerlted.
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ICELAND ERUPTION or Mourn HEcLA EARTH
QUAKE SHocKs.-A letter from Copenhagen of Sep
TENDER 81 St has the following Intelligence
We have Just received news from Iceland to the
18th and from the Ferroe Islands the 18th ut Never
in the memory OF mas there been disasreea-
BILE Summer than the present Torrents OF rain and
storms succeeded each other without Incrmlssoh. The
measles and the dysentery carried of almost the fourth
o.; the inhabitants especially the coasts which caused
the cultivation of the land to be paralyzed and the sh
cry which would have otherwise been most abundant.
TO be neglected The bad weather prevented the Dan
sh German French Belgian and English from
pursuing their researches into the state OF Mount Hec.
a. but they have decided passing the winter in lee
land in order profit By the cold and dry weather to
carry on their Investigations. Toward the sd
ul there was sudden aud violent eruption OF Mount
Hec!a, the commencement OF which was accompanied
by several shocks OF earthquake extending 10 radius
OF about three miles Seven French leagues. The erup
ton lasted about forty minutes the aanes rose 10 an
immense hight and all the country round the volcano
was covered with a thick layer OF ashes.
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Things in PHILADELPHIA.
Co7..ponaence OF The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA Oct. * 1916.
The remains OF the late Commodore Decatur ar
rived here this morning. and deposited The resi-
deuce of Major Tvicgs al the Navy Yard until ,o-uiov-
row when the ceremony o; their -einterment Will take
place. The display, should the weather be pleasant,
will be an irlposin, one Commodores Stewart and
Morgan Captains Hunter and Gwinn. Commander Ma
grader and Gen Roumiort 20 be the pail bearers.
The coffin VII. be deposited IN the family sepulchre Al;
st Peters Church CIen scott and Gen. Gaines
pec;ed 70 De present
In pursuance of n call of committee appointed
by the Convention OF inventors held in your city some
since. meeting OF Inventors held at the Hall
of the Franklin Institute. Col. E. Clark of Brooklyn
OF the Vice-Prcsiients. and Geo. Clifford Of
New-lork Secretary.
NJ. c. Roosevelt OF your city read substitute for the
BIZ! reported TO Congress. BY committee which was
not acted on by the House OF Representatives. The
Convention occupied day in the discussion OF this
substitute snd adopted without material alteration
The cornerstone OF Presbyterian church was
laid IN Camden this morning and OF the Church OF St
James the Senior az Nicctown this afternoon.
Sheriff Lelar meets trouble in the selection Of:
his principal Deputy He had promulgated the name OF
Col Woolfe. LocoFoco. OF those oily Sarimons
who continue TO hold office under every party but |
see this morning proclamation upon the Native bull
cnboards 10 the effect that the Sheriff has not yet de-
cidcd upon the choice OF MS principal Deputy think
he ght better selection than this wolf in Sleeps
clothing.
Sales OF SroCKs-FUst Boqrd-S3Oo Lehigh
Interest 46f S357 Oh 4 Del Loan 100; 5000 State 5s
GA; Bk Am 400 do i0l; 10 Beaver Meadow 10; 1
Wilmington 2ll Betreer Bodrd$-S5o00 state IS 61:,
$1,000 do TOD - Camden Bank 49,! Second BoGrd-S2sc
state IS Oh; 100 Am ms !; $1,000 Lehgh Mort Loan
Mech Bank All. litter Second Bodrd--10 Harrisburg,
b.. 70. sos State SIS 61..
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How il il going.

An Albany correspondent Of the Ezprsss alter
INDUCING to the full his acrirony against the Pro
gressive Wings, gives as the following inkling OF
the result Of the pending contest
The sign. Q. the Zines indicate plainly to BE mis-
taken the downfall in November OF the present Stste
dynasty The Old Hunkers determined thai 80 far
as they effect anything the days OF Silas Wright
shall be numbered. do believe thst more than two
thirds OF the Wing Will De Poled- but even In this
event Mr. Wrgh, vii be beaten 81 Lawrence, Il u
confidently stated will give him over 100 majority
while Oneida Schonarie Cnemung. Lewis. Jefferson.
Warren and other strong holds o; Loco-Focoisn mi
gre substantial maiore The otte- ,ray The County OF
Albany will give John Young At least 1000 majority
The Old Hunkers say 1900 Rensselaer, will give him
1909 and Saratoga 100 IfNew-York city does not give
Wright 1000. ne will be beaten most ngloriousiy
The whole Democratic camp from Montsuk 10 Niagara
in open rebellion The modern Ca;os Rome Is bum
ing and the Nero Of the Argus looks en- and hddes :
What base ngrstiude cry the Csronisns-what infs-
nous treachery 10 The great embodiment OF proCres-
sive Democracy Bat all in vain Nero ia imp!scablc
His vrtuous wrath be appeased with no less sacr
fee than the bloody Cato He addes away with all the
furor OF Pagann and grins horribly ghas;ly smile
as his victims writhe and struggle in the flames
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BIZ THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

q The Unlon . Med with extracts from Mex
ian papers rec; zei by e A-' arr.E osr o. hey
glance xc see very hfte IN t OF particular interest
s Republican, contains st;s, frc1a Tie cry .; Chi
hzaaea dated August 30h from which TIE following Is
e-racted
Il has been three DAYS since tie excellent SsfoE
Trias sntereG upon his duties Governor. Re has as
pisved tne emery and sctivy which might I'd expected
i-uc, hs genius and 24.-.os- lie takes no; rcouenis
r-pose Ee has terminated pubic spirit Al !. sctloa
and ove-sa. sr.or- c!ccsns. VITO harry 20 enrc.
themselves on TIE registers But everything,
everything There Is no po~cer-there are not arms
enough and tae isr have are much OFT OF oref
there no cad ths-s copper nor pieces OF artie
~ there nc r.orey and finally time - c-eate -
sources and prepare fo- regular resistance. 10: men
cannot pror. miracles Notwithstanding chIs LOO rot
believe Tie thing VIII happen cere flicc has
happened NewMsX.co- bGf.;is necessary tAi I1oss
who drec; public opinion should ea-Srse spoa sHI
Cause TIE nation and TIE nev Government % see tts M
icurss wa.ch surrouRjU u oSns . the cr!L-,na- neg
lert OF the aiotous Cabinet OF Paroles ana as crew"
whom God The o:hSr jaceat departments are
iri spectators OF what u passing here troc1 Dur snso
We have not 2aa not loox OF protection Zac.sS .ae
sane thing. We have Already lost View lieS
ico shall lose Chihuahua by ms neglect. md n
succession. Durango and ether Departments WI. De LOST
Raise your voices, ard cry CUT II order that The new
Government may send prompt assistance Tor 1eEe
scai! finish D. becoming victims We cannot trump
for war Is not made with such elements have, as
have stated 70 you
Las, night mob assembled IT the public square
rarc the alarm bells and proceeded 70 the houses and
shops OF the Americans demanding their immediate
puson from The department and but for the influence
OF Seno- Tras who went cu IN person 20 repress tue
disorder there would have been horrible scene Such
is the situation IN which End ourselves N CAiaIa
hua. expecting every moment the presence OF tie in
here snd also from e. Paso the boundary between this
department sad New Mexico
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Ennrrh ni.tric, Ahn, /,

The Wings Of the 9th 9Th, 10th and 18th Wards
are requested to assemble 7aiS Ereaiss arColura-
bian Hall, 26S Graads,. 70 respond to the nomina-
ton OF JOHN H. WILLIAMS 70. Congress HI
RAN KxrcAuN will be among the speakers. We
need say no more to induce full attendance.
Amid all the differences OF opinion which hsvs
here and there been eviuced with regard to candid
a,es, we have nor heard OF one man who did not
concede the excellence Of the Whis nomination FOR
Congress in the Nth District. Mr.. Wilhsmss un,
snlhed integrity, ability, intelligence and sound
Whis principles render him a candidate Of whom,
every Wing mus, be proud. and vii make hiIn a
valuaSle Member CT Congress. Re eaa Be elected
q TIE Ways 'rY, And who says they viii 10; Try!
They mus, they WILL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-29

RAILROAD DTsAsTER.-We learn BY gentle
man from Clinton that Friday last sad accident oc-
Cured on the Clinton and Vicksburg Railroad about
four miles from the latter place train OF sixteen cars
fully loaded with cotton having an engineer and TWO
men In charge broke in dry bridge near Vicksourg,
when the whole precipated into vale or
gully forty feet below the level OF the road The enS
neer had of MS legs and his thigh broken One Of
the negro only slightly injured but the other
muuated that they could not tell what manner
OF he New Orleans Times, Oct 20.
PRINCE EDWARD IsLASD.-The common Choe
IN is raging with great violence in this Island caused IS
supposed by the eject the drouth the water
Adults as well children. dying in considerable
numbers. MontreNl Iime7
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Court Culendar-This Day.

CIncurr CouRr--Nos o. la Q, 20 q % 10, a. 2o5,
81 27l u.
2l2 2Ie 220 go 800 2a 3 23i 236, 2s, 239 TO 2i9,
lbs
COMMON PLEAs-Part Nos l09 ILL., 80 III. ll9 III,
l23 rs 800, 3U5-Part 2Nos g. 10 30i, 40, AZ, 800,
so 81 3o4 So 60 o. = 81 70, -.
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Business Notices.

~ To protect goods OF every kind from dust and
other injury to which they liable, the following
remedy is seriously recommended. II suited for City
trade, advertise them in City papers and for Country
trade in Country papers For the Fall and Winter trade
OF the ueghborng Counties and States, both wholesale
and retail Now-and in Southern and western papers
for the Spring trade, in proper season. PAtMEns
Agency in the Tribune Buildings aords every facility
for advertising in Country papers both far and near
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-29
0oURAUD,s LIBRARY OF ROMANCE.

JULIA WRISHE-NASFo hfl.
She quickly therefore resolution made
To throw cold water on the Comets ard0r,
Damascus the metal Of hin blade,
But then bis tongue was nothing but tcfs taHdei'
6he uhsyer'd somelh!ng-bnt The words sbe ssid
Rung 10 hir Ike trump Of cast!ed wafcef'
With shock electric from his chair he started;
He had a dr,Gdf tl keadaehe-and departed a.,
We should think IL would be enough " give any ~ ~
dreadful haedachc, well henftache, 10 pc 10
po.,essor Of a dark ieck!ed tanned PUMPED, seow %
rough skin perfect for al! these eVl as wen -
cornparabe IrALiAs siEDcArED SOAR OoCaAuDs fot'
DIES SusrLgs vii positively uproot superfnGus n4.,
,ithou, oigry TO the akin Rod high, grey Gsr nay
be coloref a beautiful Jet black by GovRAUDs GEEGIAS
H.E Dye Pale cheek and lips may have deighii!i
and ornament rosness impaired 10 them by OoukAtU'
splendid LLOYD VEGETABLE ROYCE. .,,,,.s
r. Tske particular notice ina, Dr.. FELIX GoURAuD3
renowned preparations only be obtained genuine al "
Depot At 81 Waker-s fret store FROM Broadway oz' :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-29

MCgDER--4 Ns,r Plaza person charged with
murder Hs ,.ed and ACQUITTED a. The la;e term the
M4coupin Circuit Court TIE circumstances attending
re kiln: related 70 -. should have lett doubt
b; ;aa Z murder The counsel ioE tie prisoner
assumed however o., the tris thst there were sorne
individuals II every community. s7 oaya 10 b sled,
aid ta; re Cl:ortCnets wto rad been murdered
belonged hat Glass II this new doctrine n regard
70 Ilnts- Is prevail; z-.i = seems 70 have had NE
sAncloa OF MscoG2ia u-yl i VIII entirely eclipse the
fashionable pea o: iRsrHiy, vhcn Preyas 20 eS-sn-
s-vely down eas: .GE:sgsvl-e IL Free Press.
The Angelica y. Y. Advocate states that
TIE a;e Gif great damage rhA- region Several
animals drowned II various pats OF TIE county.
and t-oa 100 % ac0 bridges taken o. saw uiL in
tie towu OF Rush:o-d belonging 70 M Walker Wa
razed By TIE food loss lie owner o: sor.e 500
3 Tns New-Odeans Beard Of Esst.t. Oc. -,
:.Po.i &c asw essea Ct ysil:w FeTs-.
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RRnnkrYN Arr,IRs

On HANp.--The gang OF robbers who usually
make their demonstrations in the Winter in this
City have says the Eagle commenced in good
their accustomed campaign Their attention appear.
De directed 10 the houses OF the wealthy OF
citizens in the unmatched portions OF the Cythough
all portions, tor that ma;,e- may nearly within
that category. Under these circumstances behoves
those who have vslusbIes in their dwellings TO be pro
parcd Toy the visits Of .hese depredators.
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BUFFALO, Oct. =, : 2. NJ

BUFFALO Oci. =, : 7. VI
The state OF the market is very luctuating Our
business today has been exceedingly dull The
transactions are limited nor does there seem
much disposition to operate, notwithstanding the
fall in prices. The quotations are, for Wheat %
cents Flour 81 so. Freight still keeps up the
rates are for Albany on Wheat 90 cents, Flour 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-29

- The American Museum, 70 be OF all Others ne
place for novelties ard the shaking Quahers have proved
be the popular novelty that has been presented this
They give their exhibitions OF the Shaker pcca
liares this afternoon al o'clock, and again this evening
Al y, at which hours also the wel.known and popular
company Of Nocaiss the Orphesn Family. will perform
OF Their most admired pieces lu conjunction with
these osr entertainments both pleas ny and Interest,
ing They cannot fail 20 please boln Old aud youug
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SANpss SARsAPARILLA-rhe love OF the true the good,
and the beautiful has been ineu!csed by tho rues, part
os and the nobes phllanthropists and what, we would
ask can than the revelations OF science moro
good than many Of their results, or more beGutJh In
sense. than the application OF such results 10 mo
ameioration OF human suffering Experiment, tho herald
truth led to the discovery and combination OF The com
ponens of SANpss SASsAPARILLa and could all The re-
oicing thsnkfuness which 1t has occasioned by IL, e
fects be realized u.s. should doubtless exclan how
good how beautiful" As TO the lahors OF the compound
of this extraordinary preparation. what shall we say OF
them But this this onlythey have been nttrHnsnt IN
the hands OF Providence benefit their Scrofa and
the long train Of ucerous dsea;e.-Efupiions, dersngr
ment OF the digestive organzatonand 10 short all tho
bodily affections which proceed from an unnatural eondiI'
Of the blood generally ersdcated win ease by
course Of This powerful yet harmless detergent
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, b. A. B. K D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 fultOnst corner OF
Williams 273 Broadway and IT East Broadway New
York Sold also by Druggists generally throughout tho
United States Price 81 per BOTTLE six bottles for g.
-------sr.----------
" II Is impossible for compress into our narrow
limits even brief alus!on all OF the numerous cufes
that have been effected by Dr. WsIars Belsam We can
only refer very few specimens Of Us general eheay
few days ago lady called tho Office In hne health,
and looking robust though she never knew what SICK
To surprise, she stated that until recently
she had been sick for between three and four yeas WIN
what supposed be ptonthat she had vo-
lent cough night sweats, with alternate chs and feTer
and every usual symptom Of confirmed consumption The
result that she emaeiasd as to present moro
the appearance ofa skeet0n ,han living being Prori
dentiay, she this time heard OF the wonderful cures
performed by Dr. Wslars BaIssm Of Wild Cherry, and
commenced using herself The effect Ina, she be-
gan TO ge, BY degrees tho coug h len her,
the chs and fever disappeared and IN two months SEQ
again fouad herself in perfect health
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on The wrapper
For sale by A. 3. D. SANDS, Druggists, 100 Faton-'t
Of William Agents for th City; also ST 3 Brood
way, and n East Broadway, AID BY Druggists senefay
! throughput the United SLates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-29

" Those OF our friends who about supplying
themselves with Winter Clothing. urged to give Nj
FoLwELL, 1872 Broadway, up stars) call. We have
tried Mr. Folwell and think that his style OF making up
garments no, cxcecd by any other person in his line
of busincss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-29
supreme Court Of Vermont.

Hon, SrEYHEN RoYoE has been unanimously APP
pointed BY The Legislature Chief Justice for the year
ensuing Five Assistan: Justices hsve been chosen.
who take rank in the order .. ,hc;y Isaac F.
HxorIrtp> gtLo l. BENNETT DANIEL Hxttoee, III.
LAND HAIL, CIi,xIxs DAVIS
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IL SEARCH or a FArHER-A little boy, who
says his name is John Burt, and the OF Thomas
Burt who recently removed this city from New York
posi,ory Tor lost children and yesterday to tina
Aims House Flatbush. His father IS thus informed OF
the wheruabout OF his stray hopeful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-29

" WOMAN AND HER DISEASES. from the Cradle to
the Grave by DR.. Dixon. adapted exclusively to her
instruction the natural laws OF her system This work
contains 325 pages Price 81 IS, and can be had at
Grahams bookstore, Tribune Buildings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-29

" The Rochester Daily Advertiser is making
fuss abont JOHN YouNe's getting some tailoring
done in that city II Mr.. Young had charged the
work to the State the Advertiser would no doubt
have been silent. Where 'sMarcyi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-29

r. serious accident occurred az Wheeling,
Va Friday evening which resulted n the tnstan.
death Of NJ Robar; Boyd rsrchanL and injury
to Nh John w. Bow.tas. NJ. Washington Sow..os sFo
German issoTers Aad anoihc- asr.sd Ays-s, Ios
wal Ct a. scesisesd building fsn spen ;sssz.
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NV MvsIo.-QpadriLes t7uri WaIlaces rev
Opera OF Nzri:1ao. arranged BY Coo's-Ld Rss0ana
Jsl>s with figures BY cela-ias-aad tie BoaeziEs r.
Sos1 as played by hanmeyrer's Bsai TIE above
have JUS, been published by Firth, Hall & Poad. s29
Broadway and Eranklia-s1uare
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WING NOMINATIONS.
FOR GOVERNOR:
JOHN YOUNG, of Livingston.
FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR:
HAMILTON FISH. Of New-York.
FoK CANAL conMfssiosEas:
CHARLES COOK, OF CheInuDg.
THOMAS CLOVES, Of Rensselaer,

al have known, and have learned respect Mr Yocse
In 10. public councils Of the State and Nation have lad
amo,e opportunity know hIa in hs trying period OF The
memorable Wig Congress ghich enacted the Ierf Of
1872 iror more oTtty Of ee1fdenee-I tos' no
by ing hJe Of public tertce I1or.hy Of your eorfdeee
trust purify eonde n, his atriotisn would ;r1si
him With all have-I have no f-ars-no heststi0n-no
qaals in giving him my most unreseryed support Trust
ever friend have, AID every true Wing viii DO his 'eo
duty and thus lay foundation for The overthrow OF the
party now in power by National Wing victory la53
MrLLAKD FILLNoRE-Speeeh a, Buffalo, Oct. l.
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Joseph Robert has been sentenced TO death
a, Three Rivers, Canada Ess,, for Rape.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-29

FoRr CiREENE.-Wc look confidently TO ths pro
cecdings OF next Friday night to consunmste the pun
chase OF Fort Greene tor Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-29

u Il is thought that the unfortunate lad Chas
Haynes whose leg crushed at the Fulton Ferry %
Saturday night last will NOT survive his injuries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-29

r- Ar, disgusting, foul B.ea,h. Why viii yG: have
IL bes bv u,l3ga q cent box OF the Amber Iooin rsse
yor,r breaiL would become .n6 yo.r ,so.n -
So,d s:s2 Chstnzrst or 4is Broadway ~ l. e"' 1sSN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-29

E A negro named Joseph Alexander hss bsea
eaayiessd Of r,urd.r In sas Baltimore Gig csaTt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-29
Law Courts.

CIRcUIr CouRT.-Before Judge Edmonds.-T The Stare
Case-The boy Kirk having rearresed on Tuesday
afternoon BY the Police wit OF Habeas Corpus was
got out before Judge Ednonds requiring the Mayor to
chow cause why ne detained him The wit re
turned yesterday morning 10 which demurrer was
put in on behalf Of the Slave and argument the sub
lect heard by Judge Edmouds his Honor. the May
or being present yesterday afternoon Nessrs Jay and
White with Mr.. McKeon. District Attorney. whom the
friends OF the boy under the law OF l-iO required 20 act
appeared 10 behalf OF the Slave and Mr. Brady and Mr.
Blunt in OF the boy being given up the Captain
to be carried back 10 Georgia number Of ladies
(among whom We noticed Mrs. Child were present
Mr Jay opened the IN which he CONT nded that
the law OF the State OF l-i7 is unconstitutional, II II
not tina, repealed by the act OF lci0 Mr Bra
dy replied, after which extended argument was heard,
pro and con- from Mr. White and Mr. Blunt A large
crowd Of co!ored persons and Others assembled, be-
fore in and about the Hall The argument was adjourn
ed 10 this day al o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-29

KILLED BY FAILING INTO CELLAR-0fcers
OSull!vsn Douuelly and Kennedy on Tuesday nigh,
found man lying dead (havine Just EXPIRED ina cellar
AZ Il MarAetheld-st. The deceased hSd but arm
and found 10 be Isaiah ". Smith OF Romulus, Senc
ca Co aged about IS years. He had On As person $40
in money The Coroner held inquest on the body
the First Ward station house, The Jury returned
diet of Congestion Q: the erSn. produced BY fall sc
The sidewalk IN Msrkethelst Is very and there
were no lights burning the Of TIE sccden. The
body has been placed vault 10 await the orders OF
The irirnds OF me deceased