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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-29
t.i.er,y and License.

Tho CITY of Buffalo is blessed with Recorder,
or fr.t Judge IN criminal cases who, having recent
" been called TO pass sentence number Of per
sons found guilty of selling intoxicating Liquors in
defiance of the law and direct vote Of the People
of Buffalo, proceeded to deliver juggling and sin
lister harangue against the law which II was BIS
duty TO enforce, concluding By fning these With
and determined vioators Of the law pre- d"9ed's
each Says tins elegant extract OF Loco-f oco "a
rsprudence in ms charge:
THE number Of indictments found and disposed OF a,
the lat psr of this Court and the san greater n1noe!
h L,ve beea presented a. The present term As well
a. We diercn, end varied classes Of persons who have
Zen indicted for these offences show two tnings
81 Tea: the law IN question Is rey generally d;Eescrd
.d and 5y persons who, IL every other respect erince
. sipcere difference for the Laws Of the land and ooyy
hizkty re,pcetc5k postttors IN 'oeady.n
We should Ike some more evidence than His
Honors word Of the highly respectable positions
in society Of wilful and habitual violaOrs Of the
laws. We doubt whether the pettiiogging OF their
attorney Oh tee bench can make them SO. so OF
their sincere Difference for the laws OF the land,
in every other respect He who will violate the
express commands of law for the profit on six
penny glass of blue ruin, is not likely to be very
scrupulous as 70 the observance OF other laws, IN
less for fear that his Judicial attorney may fail TO
stand BY hin TT pinch-Of course, the Judge
proceeds to berate the exemption Of this City from
the operation Of the Excise Law, as if that were
not the work OF its enemies, while its friends ut
tery condemn and mean to abolish as soon as pos
sble.
The DAILY Glo5e which deems it polite to str
up the Groggeries into patriotic iervor for the
LocoFoco Ticket by attacking the Excise Law,
asserts that the new law has increased the preTa-
lence Of incompetence The fact is otherwise.
We never saw temperate an assembiage OF
Fifty Thousand People as at the late State Fair,
and we are sure less Liquor is drank now than
formerly wherever No License prevailed last
Spring. Here in our excluded City tits VIGOROUSLY
otherwise.
The Excise Law has done at least one good
;hing-it has changed tie tune OF the btterest enc
mics OF the Temperance cause. Formerly they
found fault that Wine was not forbidden by our
Pledge next because it 'casj then that We IN
weighed SO much against drinking while we IL
censed people to tempt them by selling now they
are all down on No License and great friends OF
Temperance-only we must stick to Moral Sua-
sion Even the Globe talks Of the duty Of the Press
to do all in its power TO make men temperate and
moral The Globe never discovered that /. had any
suchduty to perform until the interests ofthe Liquor
trade required it to oppose the Excise Law. Thus
that Law is promoting the cause Of Temperance
even among its deadliest adversares
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-29
Northwestern Lakes and Rivers-lIeeting ut
RnIhhun,s Hotel.


meeting Of all those who reside on the borders
OF the North Western Lakes, now in this City, and
others interested in the improvement OF the harbors
was held last evening at Rathbun's Hotel.
Mr. w D. Wilson OF Milwaukee was appointed Pres
dent: Mr.. r Fergus of Chicago and Mr. Thomas Sher
wood of Buffalo. Vice.Presidents; Mr. w NJ Hall Of
Buffalo and Mr. f.. D. Burr OF Copper Harbor, Secreta
rics
The object OF the meeting stated by the President
alter which committee of five consisting OF Messrs
John A. Brown of Milwaukee Morgan Bates OF Detroit
g. NJ. Atwaer OF Cleveland. Geo X Baocock OF buffaIo
and a. Harascythe OF Wisconsin, were appointed &c
draft resolutions expressive OF the views OF the meeting
When the Committee had retired. Col King OF thi-
City who had recently returned from tour OF our III
land seas. addressed the meeting.
The following Resolutions. presented by the Commit
tee unanimously adopted.
Uhdeas The great and rapidly increasing trade and
commerce of the Western Lakes and Rivers, which al
the present moment than one hall OF the Tor
eign OF the country and fully equal in amount
coastwise trade, should command the protection
Of our National Government; and
Whceds II o! the first importance TO have concert
of action OF the friends OF this great interest order &c
present it National Legislature in proper light
therefore
Resolced That we heartily approve of the recommen
dation OF the Western Press Tor Convention OF all the
interests involved in Lake and River Navigation, pro
posed TO be held in the Summer OF 1917.
Re,oired, That we recommend the City of Chicago a:
the most suitable point for holding said Conve non snG
the 18th OF June next as the most favorable time.
Resoired, That we view the commercial interests
this great State and the Atlantic States generally closely
identified with those OF the Western Lakes and Rivers
and cordially invite their cooperation expecting Il
them all fully represented in the proposed Conyen
lion.
Resoired That we view with the highest qualification
the interest already manifested in this City favorable
the proposed Convention, and that hope now 10 et
hearty response by them to this important movement
Resoired That pledge our individual exertions Il
general attendance and representation OF in
terest in this Convention from the communities wher,
seyerally reside.
Resolred That We tender thanks TO those OF tn,
Press OF this City who have lent their columns TO iavo
the objects Of this meeting and earnestly call upo!
the Press generally keep the object before their read
and 20 publish the proceedings of this nicetn:
entire.
Mr.. Jackson OF Wisconsin then addressed the meeting
sitter which NJ Burr offered the following Resolution
which was heartily adopted:
Rssoleed That the thanks OF this meeting be rendered
TO our worthy most VINO alive to Western Interest,"
II his usual spirit OF accommodation has ophgngy fur
nfshed US the gratuitous use of his rooms.
The meeting then adjourned
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Sworn this 10Th of September 1916, before me-
THOS. $. HENRY Com. OF Deeds

PANORAMA OF THE HUDSON RTER-We have
been shown by Distlrne the publisher. addition
10 the above beautiful work OF ART being drawing By
VIM Wade Of both sides ei the river, extending from
Albany Troy and Waterford; the latter place being
the head of ,loop navigation the Hudson l4 miles
NORTH from the City Of New-York Having before ia
vora5y noticed this Panorama when it extended far
Their thau Albany, we have only to add tina; the
forthcoming edition will be beautiful and perfect
could be desired and that VIII be sold q, the former
price s. Handsomely colored
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DIED

On the 18th, after lingering illness Mrs. SARAH
VOTEY In the Goth year OF her age rect OF the late
David Votey. formerly of Savannah, Ga
Savannah and Augusta (Gs.) papers please copy.
Last evening, Sept. %, of pleuro pneumonia, EDWIN
GILLETT WARREN aged % years
His friends and the friends of the family request.
ed without farther invitation attend his funeral from
i6l Houston. st. this afternoon at o'clock
AT Burlington, W. eth inst of consumption, Miss
ELIZABETH J. ROBINSON, aged 81 years, sister OF
James F. Robinson ESQ OF this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-29

The Shaker exhibition al the Museum was received
last with unbounded applause by large audience
gathered az thar avor1;e place OF snause-
nent The Whritng by Bliss Willard truly astouish
ty and wonderful, ead should he seen 5y every one
They give their Singing, Dancing, Wheeling &c. this az
tsroon ard evening Al and u O'clock The other per-
70 rneTs estern, Miss reenF ood Morris, kc need
praise from us-thsy are weIlkIowu faYorites with the
public. Col Chsa the favorite Dwarf Is also engaged
be =. all hoars
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The Late Trial OF spencer.

To he Editor Of The Tribnne:
The recent trial OF E. NJ. 3. Spencer having ter
minated in verdict OF acquttal the ground OF nsan'
ity On the correctness ofwhch fully scquiesce) du-
" remains be performed whose character and
conduct have in the progress of the ts been made the
subject of unjus, and unmered reproach- allude to
NJ. Richardson
Mr. R is man of family, OF kind and generous
heart and with character among those who know him
best sufficient 70 shield him from the attacks Of caluuny
and TO send the poisoned OF SANDER pointess to
the ground.
But we hve in world where
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Business Notifies.

GREAT ArrRAcrros.-Dress Goods a, Great Bargains.
Barker & Towle, Il Catherine-st- opening
several OF rch and beautiful materials and styles
for the comprising selection of rich silks, cash
meres de lanes, rich and fancy plads and dress
goods also, rch plaid ginghans plaid de LANES plaid
and figured slpscas Is Sd 2s IS Cd and Be- per yard
and an extensive import Of rich and lowprced shawls
Ladies only call and examine for yourselves
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MAE RIEn.

Al the Laight.st Church Thursday. the 24th inst
by Rev Mr. Haiies Mr.. Dolphin B. COBB OF Jersey
City TO ANNA, eldest daughter of D. Mcleod of this
City
On Monday. 23th Sept 1916 by Very Rev. Felix Ware
Ia, Mr.. CHARLES A. CANAVELLO, OF Princeton. N. J.
10 Miss ROSA daughter of Mr.. Peter A. Delmonico OF
this city.
On Monday evening. by Rev. DR.. Spring, Mr.. NEW
TON w. GILBERT to Miss MARY ANN CHANDLER
both OF this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-29

DIX BtMspELL, DENTIST, 3il BRoApwAr-we a..
IDENTITY advise our friends who wish possess beasf,
and perfect teeth to obtain those made by Dr. s.sen
OF this City. His method is peculiar to himself s,s i
giving the greatest satisfaction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-29

The Wings of Savannah have rendered to
Hon T BuIER KING a public reception as an evidence
o. their regard for his public services and have also
9uested lin 70 address The citizens of Savannah upon
the system OF ha-hor improvements and upon sny other
general topics which ne may consider proper Mr.
King fnds II impossible comply with the request at
present but promises 10 do future tine prior
10 he Congressional election in .hst STATE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-29

FALL FASHION EoS HArs.-A; Gcnin's. PA Broadway
opposite ST. faurs-Hsvins devoted unusual .rs,sn,
in producing this style the attention of gert,es. /, h.
vi'ed to It The ishncss grace and buoysas es., a,
these Hats cannot be deseribed-they must BE- seen "a
be appreciated Also large assortment OF psrs RAJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-29

An ASTONISHING Cvxx OF BLrSpSSss.-we e.n ..
attention of readers to the Certificate OF Mr. gc,
il another column, OF astonishing cure OF BEpS.
performed by Or. Brown oculiss aa2 SPRINGS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-29
Business Noiises.

PHoToGaaPHrlt viii ever be impossible to ecge-3-.
any higher Perfection of art in the way 0: transfers.,
the representation of that subtle thing er=ca ,v,.-
than that OF Photography in the sllfai hands OF p,o
sor Piuinoe The eSse and rapidty with which MI,
ature is done at the PLrxsE NATIONAL DAsrr,,',
GALLERY. PSI Broadway, IS the lcas, singular ,.
of the establishment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-29

- Checked preparation is frequent cause Of ,es
aoss cold weather approaches All danger nav \.
overcome by "a prornp, use of Beekmaa's Syrup ga
Pills. otscc 494 Cortiand-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-29

- We Il meet again, q Inc hattef s mop IA u
Fox said 70 the Beaver.
Thu shop where fur-clad varmins meet
AZ shrewdly said BY me Fox,
Is al 12e,
and kep. By CHARLEY KNOX.
In Fultonst-At glance ne tells
What fashion quits your shape
But the wonder still is-how he sells
Such splendid Hats 50 cheap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-29
DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
BY ELECTRIC GRAPH
Gen. Il carney in possession of santn Fe.

4NUNDAf
The St Louis Republican learns from gentle
man from Independence that a traveller who had
arrived there fell in with an express from Gen.
keaney. Ee has entered Santa Fe and taken
possession Of the country without opposition Gov
ernor Arnijo was still there.
All remained quiet at Nauvoo The place was
nearly deserted Mormons were arriving at St.
Louis in state Of starvation having fed from
Nauvoo without bringing with them any means OF
support
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-29

THE PAIN ExTkAcToR.-AIl are notified that the Only
true depot for this article wonderful In the OF nps
and all external is sl with The original propneors
Gnsod. where nsisy. a% connri. nav he lad N his
greatest perfection, warranted the and genuine and
Of surprisnY ettca cy 80 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-29

e ARrEMus HALE. Esq. declines being the
Wing candidate for Congress in the Nth Dist
rict of Massachusetts The Governor and Council
have appointed the 9th Of November the day of
the State Election as the time Tor voting to fill the
existing vacancy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-29

~ New discovery by which all stoves and pipes os
CRATES may be kept Jet black with beautifua polish q
coach body with application a year Sold by CON-
stock & Co. q Cortland.st. Son
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-29

STYLE FoR GgSr1zMzN's HA1s.-Leary & Co. Hat
ters Actor House Eew-York viii introduce he Fashion
for the seasou Tfursday, Sept I'd. su2s II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-29

VIII also be found more Convenient for thos. who come
from BROOKLYN, Staten Island, Jersey Cir, &c
By reference to az advertisement n another eoIn. II
VIII be seen that srticl-s VIII he received Tor premiums
on Thursday. Friday snd Saturday Of this week
Exhibitors Of machines to DC moved by steam are de-
sired 10 send IN tier dimensions early thS space ra
be assigned according to the plan of the engineer
The blowing and spadtug rnstohes VIII De held 81
Flushing Long Island on TIE 9th of October where lie
Agricultural Fair of Queens County VIII De u session 81
the same tine There vii be warm con'fs. between
Long Island and the main for The prizes
Circulars containing particulars nay mad at the Re
pos;tory IN the PARK.
PoLlcE.-Joseph Anderson alias oathwait, a
geuee prg. was yesterday arrested u Ar4Hi fe'i'se-
that i. wit MS hand in another mans pockst la'e
Leu,enan, in tue California ExFei;ion-she immortal
California Expedition -5u. who resigned or sold out
his chances for glory and pease soup was yesterday
arrested for assaui. and battery He ought 70 have
handed over his fighting propensites to MS successor IN
command - person by the name OF Honiss = tH-
derh: was arrested This morning on charge OF en-
bezzlinc at varous Dimes TIE OF Sioo ;he proper
" OF John C. WINTER broker whose Office i located al
the corner OF Wall and William SIS. l; appeared from
the aida-i; OF Mr. Frederick s5orr agent OF Nr Win
ter :hat Underh had been for some uiie employed In
the Office and lad charge OF the cash book, and by
uaku- false entries succeeded n eIn5ezz!.ng snd a-
propriatinr 20 his own use the bsforenaned amount
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-29
GouRAup,s LIRRARY OF ROMANCE.

JULIA wRIcHT-cAsTo III.
The brow Of julia Wright was most compandng
Though dark Ike Pa!lass twas broad and hsn;
Telenachus, when on Calypso landing, -
Could not have seen such brow without o sign
It's strange thar, speaking Of her underfandtnE
sly thoughts glide 70 her foot-I know not Why's
That petite foot by sailors called "ciipper"-
Too small for even Cinderelia's slipper
To be continued
EJ 1T MAY BE ASKED, why, y Julia had such sts1
akin why she aid not use GOURAUD's Hai,an 1dietd
Soap-whch 1t is well known, viii remove Tan, Pup.s''
Freckes Sallowness, Angwoup, or any other skin ".
fornry For an 20 this query, the reader Is re-
ierred 10 the sequel ooURAUD5 Peudrss Subtils WI
tufaby eradicate superuous hair from any part Of no
frame GOURAuDS CreclGn Hair Dye has the singular
property OF The color Of red light or Eray hair 70
magnificent black GOURAUD'S Liquid Rouge irspasts
a permanent rosetnge TO pale cheeks.
DR. =. GOCRAuD'S renowned preparations can orJ
be procured genuine his dept 81 Walkers, tr,t sore
FROM Broadway. G9A
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Court CALENDAR. .Tals DAY.

CGMnoS PIEAs-Part Nos 81, I02, l0e no 32s. s.,
liz, l20 IL, 81. Part II-Nos. 81 rs n 7e 81 g. 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-29
H0ROKEN.

HoBoKEE.
There is a fair and calm retreat,
Across the Western waters,
Where Art and Natures glories greet
Manhsttan's sons and daughters
Paradise, where zephyrs sweet.
And shadowy partitions,
lnrite the weary, wandering feet
OF City crowded millions
On haste 10 these ElysiaD shades
Ere Summer and Hoboken fades
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-29
FREEMAN NO

None genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper
For sale by A. B. Il D. Sands Agents for this City and
Henry Johnson, 273 Broadway and Druggists generally.
throu ghout the Union
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-29
Notice to Young Men.

Those Young Men of This State feeling the necessity
and who DESTROYS of organizing Young Mems State
Temperance Society, respectfully invited to attend
Temperance Convention of Young Men in the city of
Albany on the oath day of October, 1916.
ROBERT PACKARD Albany RUFUS 3. HING, Troy
CHAs. 2 ScAEIFEER, DO R. &. LATHEoP Undertook
J. w. DrSHAM Schenecy wM CHAMP, Lsnsingburgh
ALEX. S. THOMSON do JAMES L. RICE, Utica
WM. BADEAUx. Troy. lCHAs PORTER, Rochester.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-29

~ At the late Anniversary Meeting Of the
Mrplcal SOCIETY," the following gentlemen were elect,
ID officers for tie ensuing year Rssa,s; Isaac Weed
rTes President J. Kearny Redsers: Trsassrsr r. Rob
son crr~eoeSsSs Ssensars, Benz Drake; R.eeirSRy
Sssrssary w P Bael; Csssors. H. D. Bulkley, Garaon
Buck, J. g. Adams Isaac Greene A. Caaikas; psissa..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-29
pRnnNM AFFAIRS.

B carpenter named John Carrisan was
foand dead on SUNDAY morning about hundred yards
from his house in South Brooklyn He came home on
Saturday night much intoxicated and went again
after supper Not returning MS wife became alarmed
and instituted search. which resulted in finding his
dead body. bruised in several places. It is not known
whether he was murdered tel! among the rocks and
thus received the injuries which caused his death
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-29
Have you p!mples, freckles or ,sn,

s1nburn, HorPhew, dark or yellow skin,
Or any other eruption or ailraent
or the skin or COMPLEXION
Such salt rheur Scufyy, sore head, BARRIERS ich eJ
las .c that IL IL blessed remedy for any Ok e
above CONT si1ls hundreds know VINO have tried IL ness
What the Medical Society OF Paris says Of IT, where VS.
first introduced; We aslooneed,r exclaifns 70
aged President al this singular preparstonEe
(now Jones's Soap Italian Chemical Soap WhsTe, Is
deed, viii science stop Here we nave prepsfsSsons
made IN the form Of Of .utfq pleceo soap VII
we know by actual practice, 10 cure every erianeaSs
eruption, every disfguremrnt or and even diseo.eis1
skiai Where viii i magic and singular power cease
The negro the creole the yellow race Of the East and 1ng
red sn Of the Far WEST alike under the nsusrce ~
ia extraordinary powers OF clearing yellow or dseoosa
color OF dark or black brown skin" Always AJAX 70.
Jouees Soap and other Sold, price 50 esHt. ..
The sign Of the American Eagle % Chshani-si y 4 2.
I39 fnltonst Brooklyn, T2 Broad-st Newark, sss,,s
Boston; Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia; Jsrgls ns
tngs Baltimore. sD%
r. PBALos's MAGIC HAIR DYE, n1w and lnysiu i
discovery warranted neither 70 smut aof se ", ~
Liquid Dye, which tustananeousiy cnAns.ss sac 49,, =,
The Hal! u beautiful brown or black WHICH, -
the hair or AKIN The grss. superiority OF tns Dye eo1
ss,s In The EASY mode Of application and ~
fecte o,er DYES requiring from ten 70 Twelve no1is -
produce any chanse 1ts superior e1cellence Will oe
narent 10 ever one upon single tpP!lcat,on SonS
yensrne can have tott!s forwarded them By express
bv srndinz cus enclosed TO Z Phaon o. broadweJ
sSn,s HOTEL Price 81 per bottle with fun creeaoas -.
nae Cry gentleman requested % cal a. the
have their whiskers dyed Bogue Fswes., no. ,t ~
ChasrsI.sL Agents FOR Pht!adslP6is suA e'aA
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GRAY'S STUDIO.
! WAIVER. (xyAs BROADWAY

~ TIrE wme ALMANAC for lsl7 is now ready !,
contains the New Tart; iaw and The SabTrcssu.y law
both complete Mr.. wEDsrES's Speech the Tara
with the Letter OF Benjamin Marshall and Others Il,
also contains an exceedingly interesting History or
Sketch OF the MEXICAN WAX, with graphic accounts Of
the Battles the Rio Grande The article on ,ae Pc
hlca History OF lsi6 will also be found very nteresp,
snd useful. Price -! cents 81 for one dozen cope.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-29

~ The MoRNrSe TELEeRapH. at Wheeling.
We wills De Hsss. Editor, J. w, Breckenridge s Co.
publishers, is rev ,wo,csns daily OF considerable
promise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-29

NrwJERsEY,-Dr. WIN A. NEWELL OF Mon
mouth Co Is the whs candidate for Congress the I'D
District OF NewJersey. composed OF Monmouth Fur
linSton and Mercer Counties. We fear Natvism viii
peil few hundred votes there lie, in Loco Yoeo