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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

FROM MExco--We give the following extracts
from the article in the New Orleans Pcayune of the 18th
the principal portion OF which he's been anticipated by
Telegraph
The Princeton at Pensacola brings word that the
squadron mas seized vessel from the North oil Europe
which attempted to violate the blockade and sent her
prize this port When she nrst attempted 20 enter
Vera Cruz she warned of by OF the ships OF the
squadron, and appeared comply with the innmaton
Esen her Tweuy-;OUf hours after she reappeared ana
attempted TO run the blockade but cut oil and seized
oy the Somers Capt Graham. This time she sought 10
avoid the penalty her offence 10y the PreeXt that she
short OF water but upon being searched she was
found to have supply sufficient for twelve days \
prize put board under command OF
Lieut. Bergman. and the vessel sent 10 this port The
OF the prize placed on board the Princeton
and Pensacola. The cargo thus seized Is very
valuable, and estimated a; $4,000
As the Princeton left Vera Cruz she encountered the
steam schooner Spiihre. of the port with Commodore
Perry on board As this the 9th inst and the
Spittre sailed from New York the evening OF the 29th
uit her voyage mas proved her to be very tine sailer
Bat let Us come 10 matters purely Mexican
Gen Santa Ana is represented by our correspondent
be busy engaged in the organization OF affairs at The
capital which he found in the utmost confusion. He
acts however through his agents, processing to enter
tain nsupersble objections 20 assuming the Presidency
without formal provision tor such purpose by law
a constitution.
Speculaions INDUCED in IN the squadron as to
the tenor of the reply OF the Mexican Government 10
Mr. Buchanans dispatch, but they amount 20 nothing
more than idle cOniectures
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srEycERs TRIAL. BEnaxx, y J.-Yesterday

srEScERs TRIAL, BERGES, y. Yesterday
Mr. scudder concluded MS argument the part OF the
State. and NJ. Williamson occupied the remainder OF
the day il behalf OF the prisoner On the law OF insanity
he cited the opinion of Lord Hale being extreme
one which that insanity TO crime must be Of
such degree deprive the prisoner OF al memory
and understanding Under this law insane man ever
was or ever could be acquitted Since then discoveries
relative TO The this disease had modified the de-
eisons of Judges. He cited safe guide the opinion
Of Chief Justice Parker of Mass in the OF Abner
Rogers in which he regards legally accountable
when ne has not control over himself when not vol
un'ary agent The opinion of Drs. Brigham and Doane
re said could not be disregarded, and cited from
opinion OF Judge Edmonds where he had instructed
Jury TO this eject, TIE ground that experienced med
zeal men were more competent to form opinion
On this point lie went searching analysis Of The
testimony 10 show tina, Il showed concusively the IN
sanity OF the prisoner Mr. Williamson viii conclude
this morning, and VIII De followed by Mr.. Graham The
case can hardly be given TO the Jury before Friday AZ
ierncon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

FROM NAuyoo-The Atlas arrived yesterday
morning from keokuk. having left twelve hours after
the Ayarado which boat brought the war runners pub
lshcd By us yesterday The intelligence brou2h; by the
Atlas is very unsatisfactory Up 10 the time OF leaving
keoku information mad been received from
the scene OF outrage for several days The general I'M
preston seemed 10 be that skirish Of some Kind had
come of, but the particulars were not known suite
very contradictory. and many OF them Cd
viously false We await anxiousy the receipt of posi-
tive and reliable information. st. Louis Union 10
FIRE N JERSEY CITY.-Ou Tuesday afternoon,
the oasum factory belonging to Mr.. Van ripper. corner
OF Sussex and Hudson Jersey City short distance
below The ferry was entirely destroyed by fire. The
building belonging TO Charles Durant of Jersey City
was burned The engines tools and nearly the entire
stock OF Mr. Van Ripper lost ne was but partially
insured The total loss Is estimated at $1,000.
STEAMBOAT CoLLIsioN--Loss Of LJe.-Thc
steamer Otter was run into by the Atlas at the mouth OF
the Missouri on the 1ih, and sick tremon, an lrish
man named Duffy, was carried overheard ami lost y
deck passenger is also Iussing-nane known. The
damage to the boat considerable.
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MARRIED /:

BY Rev. E. Crawford Sept - Mr.. FRANKLIN
THOMPSON. OF Providence r. I. to MARTHA ANN
EARL. OF Sutton, Mass
By the same on the same day Mr.. JESSE POTTER TO
Miss HENRIETTA : CROSS both OF n. Y.
on Tuesday morning I'D inst by Rev. I. l.. Harris,
EVELlNE II WOTHERSPOON, daughter OF J Noth-
erspoon Esq. OF this City TO JOHN RICHMOND TAl-
LOR, of Albany. . ,,,,,
By Rev. Mr. Harris. July 9th. Mr. SIMEON J. SABIN
OF New. York 70 Miss ELIZABETH j. BEAN OF Brain
1t Worcester, 10TH Lemuel Flske aged 70 to Mrs.
Elizabeth Copeland, aged -.
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Things in Philadelphia.

Correspondence OF The Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, sept. %.
Business operations are about the same as yes
,crday and prices are aai;enins little Holders Of
Flour are mere snxious to sell than on Monday sad
Tuesday but cuo;arons have rot altered. hear OF no
sales OF :ou- AZ So bu, Is held AZ that marx
We have most delightful al Gay, but orinss
nothing 70 interest your readers
One OF our morning papers says pass round MS
name so state az act OF courage Yesterday morse
attached 70 light carriage in which was little girl ave
daughter OF Mr. N H Maurice OF Spring Gar
DENY ran AWAY and dashed up feminist at teaTtu! rate
Whie every person who itexpected every moment
70 see the little chd dashed 10 the earth. Mr. thomas
Sheersn, poor carter corner OF H.sFeh. an" @
sis noble hearted fellow, ran out al the r!SS OF MS
lie and caught ;hs horse by the head snd thus saved
the lie OF the child but refused all compensation Tor MS
noble act. m
The Wings OF Spring Garden nominated 4 iuli
Commissioners ticket The district is now Native
Our friends VIII contest Tor the supremacy
At Pealcs Museum, on Monday evening the
dress OF Miss Ebere took re from the foot ught anu
was nearly consumed gentleman sitting IN front oy
the dame ont and she returned her thanks very grace
fully Flames and sparks and pretty girls are danger
Gus. decidedly
The ubiquitous individual, the man that smokes
in the omnibus" after being driven from your City,
came on here He has dotted his white hat and donncd
black one but stll cannot disguise himself There IS
a strong suspicion that he is the" Wandering Jew.
Sales or SrocKS.-FilSt BC0rtk-SiOO w Il
rning;on Is rs ~! Union Bank. Tenn 49i 2C0 Read
ing RR b. 3li - Bank Penn 25l} 800 Sch'll Nav Is
80 IS; 1000 City Del Loan, % 1000 Bank Notes. 40;
500 state So So Second Boqrd-S00o Wilmington 6s
~. - 10 Girard Bank 10; Bank OF Penn. !5li $40
Civ o., On
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TaE cHYHEAs EAs,fr,Y.-Th.s company WHO, 70. some
time pas; haze been deisting ae ceLeas Of city
with their angelic music, tie Museum but three
dars more They repeat Lhslr Coccsrts this afternoon
wien also Western, Morris, iss Greenwood lc give
variety of pleasing entertainments Colonel ChaiE the
D,gur has ATTRACTED isnch uoorety no only on
.ccoua: dlinGve person. bat also for MS Dntver
sal poireEess remains oEig this week, during which time
he A. AZ hsufs from A. 81 20 10 r. D. 81 can
also the Orsng Oaiang, eares, ze Performances a. y
end x p NJ
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DIED
ID GEORGE THOMAS. Youngest

On Tuesday, Sept I'D, GEORGE THOMAS. youngest
son OF Thomas w and Esther Strong aged Is months
Their friends are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral on Thursday afternoon Sept 24h at o'clock
from - Chfst.
On the I'D inst Mr. WIN. J. ROSE.
Ills friends are requested to attend his funeral this
dsy az O'clock from No. 60 Barbarine.st. Brooklyn.
Yesterday. WNI TREADWELL, intant son OF Mr. and
Mrs e. NJ. Hubbard.
Funeral this afternoon at 3 o'clock, from their resi-
dence 50 Cottage place Relatives and friends are aztec
tionatcy invited to attend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

puoToGaApHY.-The pleasure Of looking upon the
beautfu Dsguerreotype Miniatures Of Prof Piur6e al
the elegant Gallery 81 Broadway il hardly exceeded
by any worldly delight Plubes pictures are perfect
transcript Of Mature and their general outlines are as
delicate as the tinted peneinga of veins upoa tower,
and colofed with such xiii that the l-d blood seems
to melt through the check
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

Tsy Nf2r1 IyDLaxz-The Union EITss n ez-
tended exposition Of the causes which have LED this
,rbe TO retse % alal then treaty sElpuiatlonz By
removing ron ths lands they occupy IN Indiana
Tbev have been brun-ht 70 this determination. L
We NAY believe the Union By tue interference OF
persons who are seeking tneir oW-.l private ends
The purposes OF the Government N this state OF Al
fairs are thas stated
II view @! :as truthful history OF A;ai Affairs al
fo-ds u sincere eradication = safe max We 2'e
ts;ned .a Al the etoy-s - thwart the purposes OF the
Government rs plans OF Eciaoya @1c 20 40: .ie
poor sons Q! The forest xii cey 81 o. l-etf -h'sI1
ed Effects and thzt the ~oIE OF emigration W.! 10" 20
forward Another council VII asse--g.e s:Ot-!; So1
mas already been held - VINCE L : nopea tas GOV
ernroer wi! be able through is agents 20 succeed =
inducing these people 70 look alone q, lHeif o" !i.eE
cs: and the only means o. promoting - e
once TO remove voluntarily ard ae,s,etE s-!o G.uS
avoid tho -1nous and most disastrous consequences 20
themselves which would inevitably fo!o" tse:F con
timed Reputation OF the treaty spcaaoIs and ne Fio
s,lsson should unfortunately fai sat naain influences
SUI; prove superior 10 ell prudential and honorable con-
s!deratons in their minds me Government : deter
mined 10 compel their removal
II the event of repeated reiusa! 10 eIniga'e iins-
dafey the presence OF we!!spPonted i'.!taFy force
IN the nation viii convince these avarlcious creators
that ther hopes OF golden harvest BY such means as
they have resored in this case must prove "a deuso
~ and unsubs;snal a. the false promises they have
made 10 their poor indian dupes and for their own
safety these Interested Intermediates against the Go
vernUeGt VII soon join IN Flis the -hC4A3s 20 peace
able surrender OF the lands upon which they are now
,ls better Than trespassers i've learn that the Adju
tsnt General Of the Army has already ordered one or
companies repair 10 the neIsnoorhood OF FoFt
Wavne towards which poin: they are now probably on
The march but ii Is not supposed that any active opera
lions on their part will be at al required their pre-
sence alone must accomplish tue faithful prosecution OF
the liberal ra. OF emigration long since projected and
now ready 70 be executed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

r5- PH,LoS's MAGIC HAIR DNr. new aud invs!n4oi'
discovery warranted neither smut nor wash on, psngs
Liquid Dye. which simultaneously changes me Color
the Hair 10 beautiful brown black, without MUIR %
The hair or skin The great superiority Of TIL, Dye cor
stats in the easy mode OF application aud instantaneous
fect-e other Dyes requiring from ten 70 Twelve noeIs %
produce any change. Its superior excellence WIZ NC ~
parent 10 every one upon single application eouhuy
Gentlemen can have bottle forwarded them by express
6y sending cash enclosed l. Phalon o. br9sdway J9a
sons Hotel Price 81 per bottle, with ll directions 70;
use City gentleman requested To call al me cepo l
have their whiskcrs dyed. Bogue Faweet, no ~
A Certs for PHILADELPHIA huo eou"
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pEAFsEss-Dr McHairs Acoustic on mas sv p'% nv,
very successful in curing total deainess Ss OH
many certificates from citizens VINO nave 20 irouble4
with any disease Of 20 eXamiDe me Pf'h s1,r
only at Il Cortland. ST. IN Brooklyn, 100 Fuiton's~
r New Discovery By which all stoves ara p,p eols
CRATES may be kepta Jet black, with beauISsi 1t :, II
% a coach body with ono application year so Ia
Coraud-sL ~
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Dcpnrture OF the Princeton.
We copy the following from the correspondence
Of tie Mobile Herald and Tribune:

Of the Mobile Herald and Trlbune
PRINCETON. of Pensacola, Sept -, 1876
have barely time 10 scrawl you few lines, and send
them back by the pilot We lett this evening at about
81 O'Clock direct for Chaeres on the I,hulus OF Darie
taxing GU; Lieutenant bearer of dspatchesto the
Pacific squadron. You viii remember we arrived here
on the th instant and have provsioned watered ;aken
in two hundred tons OF coal, and got under weigh
again in two davs-a thing, | believe, unprece
denied in our naval annals Our instructions are TO
carry Lieut. Lee TO Chacres, whence he WI! cross N
days Panama, deliver his dispatches to Captain
Nicholson and return immediately should he ind him
there but should he have left he Is TO be followed until
found in which case Lieut. Lee will write back a; once
the Princeton remaining Charges until ne returns IN
person or communicates By letter after which the ship
returns again 10 Pensacola
The object OF the great expedition used in getting the
Princeton ready and at two days is 10 get our dis
patches 10 the Pacific squadron before those carried out
by the steamer Spi,re can be acted upon The present
Instructions being pacific as the former ones were
hostile
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GouRAUD's LIBR1RY or ROMANCE.

I-LIA
knew maiden once, named Julia WRIGHT,
Whose form was beautiful beyond conception
But then her skin was dark as lnoon!css nisnt-
Or like ia water twillghrs shades refecuoni
Her ,ac' was covered Ger with pimocs quite;
moustncho MARI d her chiselPd lips pcTieeuon'
Hex eyes were brilliant, and as dark IA coal
Bur then her hair red-npon my soul
ITO be continued. -. :,
~ For dark eckled sa!ow Or Pmpied, sAi I1,,p.r
fdirs,ed sosn. which will also cure nng.worms, "a.
rheuIn scrofua and the Ike. Goursuds Poudres slDss,
are warranted 10 extrpate superauous haT oouliun
Grecisn Hair Dive will change red, Light or grey hs. ~
T., black GuufaGd's Acoustic Drops are potent 10 1sOi
Ing TO deaf persons the ofbearing Geufsnu A.
Rouge Is brilliant e-ain for pale cheeks sha ~
ware of mutations The genuine preparations OF " &;
GouRAup can only be obtained al bis Cosmetic Desgg,
Walker.sL lat store from Broadway. sH"
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LETTERS FROM ENGLAND.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

ya,.aas IN The Carabyia-Lord and Indy FdLsdad-Cdpt
Jud2fns-Lfpopooi-a anehester-!ucehantc5 insiu@te
rnzt,rd J1,a, Tyibas 10 Sir Robert Peet-7he Roydt
Insfkua-S tda1es- ChesteT-BcthtnS
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Wing Nominations.

-Y-Yi-Hth Congressional District Ontario and
Liyings,on)-RosERr s ROSE of Ontario. Mr Rose is
an able and indomitsble Wing his election certain
The Districts now represented by Hon Charles II. Car
roll
Cayuga Co-For the Assembly WILLIAM j
ConNwEtI, SAMUEL BELL and JOHN T. RATHsrN (the
present Members for Clerk, EBENEzER B. cops for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24
Daily Arrivals of Produce, stock. &C. oy the
New-York md Erie Railroad Company
j. +. CLartson, .dgent.

J, 7. CIdFks0Ht dse33E.
1877 pkgs butter SO hogs Capt Rowe !i pkgs butter ~
hogs Il Vsil; 81 pkgs butter Capt Keichum q do Van
Auker: 10 do 50 hogs Brown So sides leather Dung
Shuz; tons pig iron w Townsend l97 odis s'eei
Mix arrived during the week ending Sep, 20 lsl,lso
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POSTSCRIPT.
T1azsdoy Mornlng-4 9'elK.

We learn from Capt. cnvrrEsDls,
of the Hendrix Hudson, just arrived,
that the Wing State Convention yester-
day nominated for Governor
Hon. JOHN YOUNG, Of Livingston,
and for Lieutenant Governor
Hon. HAMILTON FISH, Of y. York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

q Have you Cough, Delay Is dangerous and
nay bring on Consumption This can be cured with
out fail by prompt use Of Beeaaas Syrup and Pills.
Once 49, Corlsudst
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DISPATCHES FoR TIE TRIBUNE
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
rur CIVIL WAX n ILLINOIS.
R.1rp.osE. wednesday LTeair5

Rnr1,.okE- Wednesday tvsntr-z
Nothing new b. the Southern Mail Our advices
frou The West report succession Of skir--ishes AZ
Sauvco. DUNG the 18th lest between The Nor
Mons and he Illinois mob II which IN. former are
said 70 have had several Killed sid me -=l1e ois
three wounded. This : ne anti mormon acel-i'
Rsinso.csmen-s had joined the mob WITH supplies
Of amnuniton. and ,hsy we're making arrange
nsp,s for ina! attack upon the Mormon CITY Nc
Io,aI occurrences O: note.
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SAxps's SARsArlRILLA-' How endless" SAYS disdu
guished thcologial that volume which God has written
Of the world where every creature isaleer, every day
page The translation OF this volume is one Of the lead
ing objects Of experimental science In investigating tbs
phenomena of disease and preparing its remedies many
golden line in this great volue is revealed For example
the Psychologist has discovered that Scrofula and al he
hos, OF ulcerous humorous and eruptvc naade' hs's
their origin in tho blood; and the pharmncoposi AL
chemist have succeeded in producing vegetable con-
pound which with extraordinary potency upen aa
auids OF the body cleansing them from the unhealthy WINS
which stimulates the disease and thus necessarily Restoring
the health of the patient The preparation referred os
sonj,' s.rsaparIla which, under kindly influence Of
benevolent Providence fails to effect in TIE
various diseases which develop themselves IN the .Sn the
aesy bre The principal secctiyc organs, or the glands
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. B. D
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 ful!onsl corner Of
Williamsi 275 Broadway, and II Eas, Broadway, New
York Sold also by Druggists generally throughout tic
United States Price 81 per bottle o. six bottles for So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

FSxSeH sFoxxSy-The second course Of French lie.
sous by Frot- Cssrxc,, sutho. OF the system a. tAe
cis'y Liersry viii begin at o'clock on tae Sh Of o.o
her. Tickets 10 b lad AZ the above pses every asr
from 10 20 y l u. Persons wishing to judge Of he
system of Mons. Church VIII uOs ouy receive tcks q
sr,i;.ce several free lessons bur they viii sisc b
offered with the printed lesson cVRssned IN palnPa
50 that tsey may witness the ressI Of this mode c:
s;r,,ctioa ~itAou; being led 20 the least expense
For the hours Of the free lessons syea every day g.
the hsndbin st the icog 0: the Society Library ssoa
way corner otLeonari.sL
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Courl Calendar. .TW, DAY

CovMoS PLEAs-part Mos. 81 326, y. II, 76, 1St
So 60 32s 81 So Part Nos 81 s. Il, ~ 6l o., a.
321 90 IL
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rs- GREv OR RgD HAIR be coored as perleS'y 20
piece OF silk or wool. The East India ha[ Dye ,ii.
cannot color the skn aud is 10 be had at ~ M S mn
said 10 be far preferable any other article LOT tns ~.
nose and t,e Balm of Columbia 10 keep me mean Sean
aud ma ke The hair grow and curl Is iar better d~
modern no?Irunis 'uH- '''e isi'O sA2t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

- Ihe artof reluYIa;irs i; progressing wonderful
y Bachelors Hair Dye . producing astonishing re-
suits, Old ffends who have becn addicted with ,rsv
hair snd boards ts&e quite ~ surprise 3, their I'M
proyed appearance snd sun natural ,hst we know nc:
to what attribute the change uR:l tle in confidence
tell Al agree in saying there Is nothing equal ~
Bachelors liquid Tor instantly coloring ths hair Sold
wholesale ana retail AZ No Wao; See advertisement,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

FA,l FASHION Yox HArS-A; Genins, PA BsOaiwsv
opposite s.. Paals-Havins devoted unusual sl.seaos
in producing this style the attention OF gentlemen l.
r!fed to Il, The ligaess grace sGd eu0ySns eecs Si
these Hats caDro: be deserbed-;hey mus, be seer 10
De appreciated. Also large assortment OF Pa.is AA
II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

re- Scarcely day eapses which We DO not receive
some new testimonial favor Of wsiars BsiSain Tbs
subioned was sent yesterday by entire stranger
who could have been inlucnced By no selfish motive.
HEw-H,MFToS, April 8, 1916
Mr. Fowi.s: D.a, SU-Having seen troubled a6outioar
ycars with pain the side and stomach and ei'eI trying
various remedies hut 10 NO effect tried the Balsam Of
wi Cherry. which gavo me Immediate relief, aud ca
hereby assure the public that my opinion II the bes
medicine Tor Lung aud Ccnsunpuye complaints which has
ever been introduced 10 the public and Judge from my
own experience. J. A. Looaiis
None genuine, uness Signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper
For sale by ~ b. & D. Sands, Agents for this city, aod
Henry Johnson 2i3 Broadway, aud Druggists generally
throughout the United States
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Business Notices.

STYLE ros GESrIExxN's BAr<.-Lea-y L &c. r..
sers Assor House New fcrk VII introduce the FAS;o,
for the season Thursday. sept 3D. susa
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Ea,NSL,N horsE, rnIADELrm,.-A cASp-rse IN.
de-signed, having become tie proprietor OF the Yaps
In House, late Sandeoas in Philadelphia, and hsvt.s
materially enlarged and improved the same BY the aaen
o; convenient and beautiful room as Ladies' orai-ay
aspaccus snd airy Gcn;lepcn's pAlng Saloon,
together with many new and peasaD, lodging rOons
convenient Bathing Roor,, Hair Dressing Room, akes
the liberty 10 soIethe patronage Of the Citizens OF New.
York especially and the travelling community generally
when visiting or passing through the city Of rhilsdephA
Ager having beeG a resident OF the Cay OF New-YosSfc,
more than i,veGy-one years and Saving devoted much q
his time during past fourteen To the extension ana
Improvement OF the rapid and cheat travelling Ne
feels that he may with great proprIey. ask and expect
fair share of the patronage OF these upon whom he
calls: especially as the Franklin IS OF the cpa.
venier and best arranged Hotels in Philadelphia and It,
Table and Attendance will be- at least, equal that u ,ny
other Hotel in the country.
For the convenience OF those who desire call al tie
franklin House careful Porter will DO the landing,
and dep5is, with Carriages take travellers, with Their
Baggage. 10 The house. u, the charge rot exceeding
Twcrtv.dve cents each. D. X. MINOR
Philadelphia, Angus; le. 1916. aulS Sawsw
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!, LIZ

iotaL $40 ts--sliI6 .9.7s2 aitl-.-si.il9 .9s 20
Majority against Dana, 5i5a do for Anderson
lo2. Metz Loco Foco loss 5.a.sa
y Col STERLING PEcE, LEGO Member OF
Congress fracn Missouri has resigned his seal, sid tee
Govsrno, s ordered new e!ectpa TO De held Oct Sls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

ALDERMAN BENsoy-It seems that a report Of
the proceedings IN the Board Q: Aldermen, sept -,
stated thai Alderman Benson voted IN faror OF the
Resolution appropriatng $3.50 Tor Stand Of Colors
for the California Volunteers. This is exactly the
reverse Of truth Alderman Benson was in the
Chair when the vote on that Resolution was taken,
and rosed against t, as the record shows.