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THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
LARGE .ad enthusiastic meeting Of the Dsmoers-
s Thru *: On 70
s9h Instant to respond TO the nomination OF HENRY
n.:as ad. ss Ss S.nsa
stonesll who nominated the Hon. CAMrBELL r WHITE
10. White. king the chair, Isaiah Ryna.r. Esq nOmi-
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the following communication wa. then read;
sir-The Congressional Convention for Third district
having their labor. respectfully repo, that Henry
sS .:s VI:
R''''s''u JAMES siS;'jc * sroNEALL. Cha.
IsArAH RrNDrh'' Secretaries
The Ps.dsa; the name Of Henry Nso Esq "
ie Pu.sr esa the a
seslysd That in The measures Of administration of
James Polk recognise the practical assertion the
principles TOR which the Democratic party have long
struggled of the the
Banks-the adoption of liberal policy in
CT intercourse with other nations the
Of great reforms, which will honoraby distinguish those by
whom they achieved the history Of country and
the world
Resolved Tht hail with profound qualification the re-
emaaon Of Sss Wright a. the Democratic candidate for
Governor Of this Sate entirely approve of his
vv'dy recall minds the political crisis the
thckenipg pers the apparently insumountabe difficulties
amid which bis great brought aid and saved
the State and the Vniou and we him. and
him trumphanrly through the domestic conflicts which for
sakes he embarked his fortunes
Resolved, That we cordially respond the nomination
Of Henry Nco the Democratic candidate for Congress
this district That life without reproach the
integrity Of char cer, abilities honoraby the pub
lie service and political opinions sound aud fred commend
confidence and support and pledge ourselves
ton.
Resolved, That heartily approve of the names
by the county nominating and feel
assured that difference Of opinion disappointed feel
ngs the spirit Of democracy WHICH has
crfced private preference to maintain csdnsl principles
and the accidental elevation of whig candidates.
The then addressed eloquent and patr-
ono manner by Isaiah and several other
CAMPBELL WHITE, Presi dent.
JOHN s. GILBERT,
4. Z. BARTON,
SAM'L j. WATERBURY,,
JESSE KEAToN
ISAAC v. FOWLER w.. p-.;..
WILLIAM H JANSEN, vice rresidehts'
CHAkLEs MILLS,
DR. O'DoNNEL,
ThEoPHiLUs PECK,
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CAUTION,
ITO HOTEL AND STORE-KEEPERS, against a per
son from Philadelphia, trying to palm upon them a
spurious article of Wine Bterx and Wild Cherry Brandy,
sand be manufactured by This inform the public
that have travelling under the of Tobias
ceptng my son, Joseph F. Tobias.
SOLOMON TOBIAS
80 lmsr No. SO North Third st., Philadelphia
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DRAWING AND PAINTING.
i wATEhsTON, teacher Of Drawing and Painting
80, h .ns Institute, L. L. has still leisure
in attending schools - " s"'As ''"'e Ne''"'' VI
Terms moderate and may be learned by applying at III
way and blesekef street, ny. on imsr
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EXHIBITION OF THE ANTIQUE GALLERY
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN
Corner of Broadcay and Leonard streets
THE Gallery Of Antique Statues is open to the Public
daily, from 10 NJ. TO NJ, until the commencement
Of the school on Wednesday, the 4th Nov ember.
Admission Free-Descriptve Catalogues l2k cents.
o1I dsrrc
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kKRL FOR GLASGOW-Regulsr Packet, LIST Nov -
MN The fine new Br. packet ship BROOKsBY, 500
H.tons, Capt. Hugh McEwen, will sail as above her
regular day. 90
For freight passage, having splendid aeeommodauons
apply on board foot Of Rosev cit street. East RIVER,
Woodruff MlNTURN,
NJ RI South street.
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WEIR'S CELEBRATED BROWN
ETiECTTTARY

PPROVED and recommended by the facuty-a never
"A failing remedy for all affections or the kidneys inaIn-
nation weakness of the urinary both males and
all has never been known to Tail in removing the
most obstinate attacks Of and can be safely
recommended to the public its operations quick
and certain IL can be take all times without regard
diet or hindrance from business.
Prepared only by JAMES WEIR, 2ls Grand street, in
boxes, shings and shillngs box None
unless signed by the proprietor.
20 Orders through the Post Office will be duly attended
ala 1tnAr
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RAGS.
THE HIGHEST price paid for all kinds cf Domestic
i Rags, by PERSSE BROOKS
Paper Warehouse,
o281u Nos. IS and 81 Nassau street.

Paper Warehouse,
o287u Nos IS and 81 Nassau street
HE PHILADELPHIA HERB DOCTOR
1T 266 Broone street, N. Y.
JACOB VREELAN, 0reenvilIe, N. J. cured of Scrofua
- Thy bottle medicine His saa'ths day, Oct a.
that wonderful Ifyou but call 266 you
70 ysss standing Johu Boucher IS Columbia had
He, by his statement October 2sh cured three
days. he told me IF Dysentary cured, doors
!om.y street No r. cured Of D,9P.y and bad
great Mrs DAVIS Manhattan street. cured Of Consumption
az beng given up by different Doctors and raising
ConsumPion sfer spending hgsdrsss rssdesee
G. David Argus, cured of Fits. X3 Front street Mary
Hard l60 Delaney cured of Dispeps Miss Levy cured
reported Eve by bottle medicine o which
duced-Scepcism be conIouuded in Eve minutes and
eyide rod ced to he 90 I'M
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CONCERT,
Vocal and Instrurnental.
MISS JULIA l.. NORTHALL has the honor to
A that she will give her FIRST Concert this season,
Apollo Rooms, FRIDAY Evening, November 9Th,
r6asssted by Mr. Burke the eminent volins and other
dis guished artists.
" Full particulars in future Advertisement.
81
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NEW BRIGHTON COLLEGIATE SCHOOL
Staten Island.

r, n.
.U>HE NEXT TERN Of this long established and well
IA kDwn institution will after vacation
the I'd November in the splendid erected by the
brother Joseph The peculiarly solid and elegant manner
az comprtsbe and desirable winter as summer residence
To hos about select schools their sons who consider
spsrtmos, and Of access all stu
alton surpass this While the reputation which the
stiruto has msny enjoyed school of sound
ssrina practical educson sussane by The pu
Dung tlsmen who, trained by the
are nov honoaby and creditabIy acquiring themselves in
varousi ersry professional and pursuits.
ard fnlarticula be obtained Messrs r. Lockwood
son'aII Broadway, and at the Institute New Brighton
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-HkH FOR NEW ORLEANS = Louisiana and New
E2xN York Lne-PositveIy the first and only Regular
.Packet, sail ON the 9th Of Nov--The isst sailing
ship HUDSON Page master, will sail above her
regular day.
For freight passage, apply board, Orleans wharf
K X COLLINS CO., 50 South st.
Agent IN New Orleans. James E Woodruff, who will
The Regular Packet Ship Louisville, Hunt master. will
the Hudson and sail November 18TH her regular
dav o1Rr
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NEW YORK RIDING SCHOOL.
NOS. IS 4 81 WATT STREET.

Bet,ceen Hudson aud CryeCich streets
MR.. }. ii MERRIAM takes this opportunity Of returning
Vl his grateful dgmens to those who have
hsndsomely psrcnsed hin from the first ne
himself to endeavor BY the most unremttine attention TO
OF their kindness He would
inform fends and the public that he will open his
Evening Glasses connection with his Day school, for tut
ton and riding, Monday evening" the I'd OF No
vember Application be made al the Once, School
JAS. CODDlN0TON, Proprietor.
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A RARE CHANCE.
ATE 200 Broadway-Agens wanted to undertake the
IL sale of and useful patented article that be
sold to family in the Union To Of respecaby
and business habits guarantee OF $500 will be
giyso Applyto q. ALDEN,
No. III Fulton st., N. York.
All letters must be post paid oil Inns RI
MONEY LENT.
THE HIGHEST PRICES advanced in large and small
Sums gold and silver Watches Diamonds Plate, Jew
ef Personal Property JOHN NJ DAVIES,
Licensed Pawnbroker, 2s2 William st. near Duane It,
Persons received in private Office by ringing the bell
o20 lms
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TRADESMEN'5 MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY
AN ADJOUBNEp MEETING Of the above Society
"A will be held at the Howard House. of Broadway
ard oward street this friday evening at ~ o'clock
Business Of the importance will be transacted and
particularly requested bring their cards OF
admission with them
The regular monthly meeting will be held the same
place on Wednesday evening next oyembeI 4, at ~
O'Clock. X, FRENCH, President.
WILLIAM HALL, SECRETARIES o30 ltsrc
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DAGUERREUTYPE PLATES.
LARGE importation Of French Plates Just received md
for sale at the Pumbe National Daguerrean Gallery No
ISL Broadway OPS 2wsc
DAGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS FOR SALE.
GERMAN French. and American Cameras, Lens Plates
other place in the United States, at liz Broadway.
NIB. Instructions carefully given in the art
Also wanted purchase hire good lathe for
light iron work. with tools. &c msc
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FAMILY BoARniNa7 TOBooL''

A Esps'isaeed Teacher r.siaS9 n IL Couutsy ukss
iso hu family lpnbs, 81 I1fsa, not s1etsdjas ,su,
hoss, pssssnI hons to the pu5 md 10 ADVANCE them IN
nsr studies Great attention PAD 70 ter health aud morals
The situation retired healthy No day scholar
admitted There pre.ept three vacancies For To-
Terence and terms enquire at 81 Hammond street
oz2 2w re
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The GLOBE HOTEL, 81 broadway.
- THIS HOUSE has, during the summer, been re
E paired and painted throughout and has entire fur
III niture.
II will be re-opened for TravA ers, &c Tuesday next
the sh and will be the old plan of
with the addition of table dhote. few families sin
gle gentlemen can be accommodated for the winter.
% lmsrc JAMES H. PAGE.
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Fcha s4EAMgR CALEDONIA, viii Lave Boston on
fgs@sy tbs let oil Ngysmbsr, Aer Mail. vi close az
The ofes Saturday the Stat instant ~ O'clock r.
Posta yn ell letters be prepaid to boto Letters
an ounce or under cents aud dona half
8 cents ROBERT n. NORRIS, p. NJ,
n90 Or
The daily union., 1846-10-22

part Of the State the ocofocos stated that dare not
make the declaration south Of Mason's and Dixons .
line, but when | spske In Cincinnati few days
sinee, there proclaimed 10 the world the doe
irines which proclaimed on the WesIem Reserve,
and the vas, maltitute made the welkin riog with
their shouts.
''But, my eouniry,nsn, shall have no vote in the
nailer--nor neither have | the veto power, All
can do, II elected, Is TO recommend the repeal OF
the black laws IA my message. l am the hrst can
dldate for governor who has taken the stump
and declared himself IN taUOr g he repeal Of the
black laios, and IT be defeated, can return home
70 my family and have the pleasant Satisfaction OF
knowing that have done my duty TO my fellow man,
and especially 10 the poor African ["
Comment hardly be needed to bring home to
the minds Of the country, and especially Of the
wings in other sections, the and spirit Of such
declarations these, and Of such proceedings we
have stated. To us il appears plain that Is even
now full time for that portion Of the whig party
which feels especial interest in the preservation
Of the oompaets and guarantees of the constitution
the subject Of slavery consider well the result
to which this course of the wings in the north is
rapidly and inevitably leading. We see not how
any man, deeply interested to preserve the fedora
constitution il stands upon the subject Of slavery,
can deem himself safe in strengthening the ranks Of
party which thus rallies ayowedly upon abolition
doctrines the basis OF national party Organsaiisn
All the slaveholding States stand firm on the prin-
cipe that slavery does not OF right belong to our
national poltcs al all-tha Il cannot be introduced
isto them without substantial and most perous
violation Of the spirit of the consttutionthst in
troduced, il is sure to create agitation fraug ht
with every element Of alarm. Yet who can deny
that the whig party, as national party, is through
out large sections Of country steadfastly aboring
to bring the whole topic Of slavery into the next
presidential oanvass' Already there is strong rea-
son to believe that the wings Of New England are
fully resolved not to give their vote TO any eand-
date for the chief mag .stracy Of the nation,
who is STAKEHOLDER. We believe this to be fact
But at any rate, that the present course
precisely that course most likely to be adopted, in
view Of such determination. In so far rs such
determination enters into the proceeding OF the
wings in any section OF the Union, in Just far,
the whig party is avowedly the party Of political
abolition in its worst possible form. The sanctity
Of the public faith pghted in the compacts Of the
consiitution-the highest considerations which be.
long to the permanence Of our Union-the security
Of the country from agitation, which in itself Is
ruin, and, in one word, the ssprssrpaon OF all that
portion OF our confederacy, in which slavery ex-
sts-sll unite to rally the people one man against
scheme Of partisan ambition, so blind, so despe-
rate, and so destructive.
The daily union., 1846-10-22

The telegraph announces the New York market
to be in great excitement and the representations
private letters TO be very contradictory Some small
sales of Genesee -four were made at S6 25. Hold
ers of corn are asking 80 cents per bushe but buy
ers do not appear willing to operate at that price
present. Nothing, however, has yet transpired on
which to predicate an opinion to what the opera
ting price of either -four grain will be.
At Philadelphia, this morning, buyers were freely
offering IS SO, advance Of SO cents per barrel for
Pennsylvania brands, at which holders firmly refused
to SELL The price of grain has also advanced under
the news. Sales Of prime red wheat at l2l cents
a l24 cents per bushel were made, which
is an advance Of 10 cents per bushel on previous
sales; the supply good, and the demand active.
Sales Of prime yelow corn were made at 20 a
70 cents per bushel; oats 81 no change in rye.
Whiskey is held at 25 26 cents per gallon. aa
Merchants, however, in both Philadelphia and
Baltimore, are waiting further advicea from New
York, and their private letters. Ha q. .en,aU
The daily union., 1846-10-22
From our New York correspondent.
NEw Yonx. October 2l. Is4l

New YoRK, October q, 1886.
when, the other day, expressed my earnest
hopes that our friends in Albany would Danish
their dssensions, and close up their ranks for the
approaching contest, now near, | little dreamed
that, al the moment Of writing, an effort was being
made TO effect that result BY the Albany Atas o
last evening, ! observe that few days ago the
proposition was made by the Albany general com.
nil'ee (''barnburners," so called Peter Cagger
chairman, to Erastus Corning, chairman Of the
o'ier democratic committee, ('hupker," called ]
70 The effect that, Of the eleven candidates on the
ueSei, the "oarnburners" should have three, Brad.
ford r. Wood, for member of Congress, and two
members OF assembly, leaving to the other section
Of the democracy Of Albany the remaining eight
including the lucrative Offices Of sheriff, county
clerk, &c. IL is true that Mr. Corning did not fee
himself authorized, on behalf Of his friends, To mee
proposition so well calculated TO unite the party
and perhaps the effort may eventually fail OF the
success which every good democrat must desire fol
H. But the masses Of the democracy are generally
sound honest, sincere, and anxious for the welfare
OF the party; and among them throughout tn,
county Of Albany the fact that the attempt has been
made will do more than anything else short of its
success 10 infuse union and enthusiasm for the
cause.
The (Freneh) Courier des Etats Unis, ofyester,
day. has story (by private letter from Havana
that Santa Anna carried with him to Vera Cruz
twenty Spanish officers Of tried courage, and kno o~n
military abilities; among them, Nsrciso Lopez, eel
ebraed as partisan leader in the eiyd wars OF Old
Spain; that they are to have commands in the grand
army to be levied against the Americans, and SO on
Whether these be "men in buekram" or not,
think will make bttle difference, once our boys get
them within musket range, as Santa Anna will find
to his cost.
The Montreal Pilot "a leading Canadian journal)
eongralulaes itself that "here are no
in Canada" The people Of that anglo French pro-
vince are then, by so much, in advance Of their
neighbors on this side Of the line.
In claiming the election Of Vinton in the I2th
congressional district, Ohio, the whig journals are
rather Sin advance OF the mail" hope that the
election is on the other side and that democrat,
Case, will represent that district in the next Con.
gress, being democratic gain.
As write, military band, passing my window, is
breathing out music--some Of the finest ever
heard-more like bright spring day, with its balmy
ars put into music, than anything else to be thought
Of at this moment. 1t is company Of fremen-
soldiers, returning from target-sbooting, who bear
before them such harmonious report through cur
streets.
The daily union., 1846-10-22
CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS.

A statement is now in course Of publication
through the newspapers, with moro or less varia-
ton, that the War Department has made requisi-
ton for additional volunteers under the $4,000 act.
We see it in two or three of the Pennsylvania pa
pers, in the Baltimore Clipper, &c, and three Of
the New York papers. II is destined, we presume,
to 60 the rounds, at a time when such intelligence
runs like wld-Gre through the country. For ex.
ample, the Baltimore Clipper says: 1t is reported
that the President Of the United States has made
requistions upon Pennsylvania and other States for
additional volunteers to reinforce the army under
General Taylor" The "New York Sum- has the
following paragraph:
"TRooPs CALLED FoR.-VoLunTEKRs AND Rgcp-
LARsThe President Of the United States is said to
have called on the northern and eastern States for
the number Of volunteer regiments enrolled under
the law OF Congress authorizing the equipment Of
fifty thousand men for service in Mexico. Captain
Thornton, of the heroes Of the Rio Grande is in
this city enlisting for the regular service. About
seven hundred men are now on Governors island
ready to sail for Tampico or Point isabel in the
steamship Massachusetts,. The Presidents requisi-
ton the governor Of Pennsylvania fnr six regi.
ments from that State received at Harrisburg on
Monday"
Whether, or when, the government will call for
some volunteers, we Know not, and it is possible
they have not yet decided; but no such call has
been made. As to Captain Thornton, who is
reported in one of these papers as being now i'll
New York recruiting men for the service, we know
it scarcely be so, had the pleasure of see
ing him IN this city to-day. This gallant officer
comes here to ask the favor Of being relieved from
that service and be sent to the active duties of
the camp. r"."-H
Another paragraph is going the rounds about
some remarks said to have been made in the cars
by the gallant Bergman, late lieutenant Of the
Truxtun. II relates to an attack on Vera Cruz. We
have seen it already in about 20 different papers.
Lieutenant Bergman was in this city three four
days ago, and we have no doubt has been misun.
derstood in the conversation alluded to.
We cannot be mistaken 10 stating that vigorous
prosecution of the war is the order of the day.
But we will not undertake TO develop the plan of the
campaign. The events will duly develop them.
selves. .I.. Ill.,.
The daily union., 1846-10-22
Intelligence from the north by to-nights
mail.
Correspondence Of the Union

Correspondence Of the Union
BALTIMORE, Oct. %, 5, p. m.
The news by the Caledonia did not reach Balti.
more until between / and 2 o'clock this morning,
consequently it too late for me forward il for
yesterdays Union. The tidngs of the safety of the
Great Britain and her passengers has been an agree.
able relief to the public mind.
The mail from the north brings nothing of special
interest," and the local affairs of our city are in quite
a stagnant state. .... ... ......
At the time | write fire is raging among some
buildings in the Of the Friendship engine house,
on Frederick street, which, from the difficulty of get
ting at it, bids fair TO considerable damage.
The fremen are, however, hard at work. The
buildings are occupied by Mr.. Dodges paint estab.
lishment. ......
The news by the steamer has had bouncing eff.
feet on -four and grain in the Baltimore market to-
day. Howard street -four, which was yesterday
freely offered at IS per barrel is this morning held
generally at IS IS, though some holders are willing
to take IS so; and sale Of 100 bbIs. was made ut
this rate this morning. City mills, also, which could
have been bought yesterday at IS l2I is now held
at &c. There is, however, nothing doing, nor win
there be, until the New York market becomes set
tied
Wheat is selling briskly at an advance Of about
10 cents. There is as yet no material change in
the price of corn--purchasers are disposed to wait
for adyces from the north I auofe---
The daily union., 1846-10-22

We have seen an interesting statement in print
for the first time, in the columns Of the
Matamoros "Flag," Of the 29h September.
In referring to our brilliant victory at Mon
terey, the "Flag" states that "the hottest OF
the battle was in the streets Of the town. Mex.
leans thought to make il another Saragossa
American vaor finds no obstacles insurm ountabe;
but is alike prepared for battle in the plain or in the
mounain-pass-the seige or the guerilla, if our en-
emes so will it. is understood that .qmpudia, in
his inisrree pih General Taylor gaos hin, 10 under
stand thai commissioners had proceeded TO Washington
and may We not hope there is an end of the spiling
Of bloodi IL is now for Mexico and Mexicans to
say, whether to them disasters and unequal contest
shall continue
This report is not new to us We had a similar
statement thirteen days ago, from very respectable
authority, but not from the official dispatches; that
in the interview referred to, General Ampudia,
stated that commissioners had been appointed to
make peace; but whether by both parties or whether
by Mexico or the United States, our informant did
notunderake to state The Flag" has understood be.
fore this time, that there is truth in the statement
that it proceeded either from the mistake, or the du-
plicity of the Mexican general; and that if more
blood is to flow in the present war, it is not our
fault So far from the Mexican government having
sent commissioners, or expressed any willingness
to receive them it has thrown the responsibility Of
the whole question of negotiation upon the con-
sttfent Congress Of December next,
The daily union., 1846-10-22
THE STEAMER.

The Caledonia has arrived at Boston, with Liver
pool accounts to the 4th inst. We give few tsle-
graphic items this evening. We may receive more
copious details in the morning. and expect to extend
our extracts from the English prints in the Union''
of tomorrow evening.
The Great Britain is safe, to the great relief Of
many an anxious heart.
The most important feature Of the intelligence
which the Caledonia brings, is the advance of the
markets. This has produced pretty strong SYM
pathetic effect in New York and Philadelphia, and
breadsufs said to be rising smartly in the mar
ket