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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27

RicHrrFu DAuoND PoiNrED Com FtNs.-ine te''
aud cheapest Ia the city Is. p. NafsoN c. - WI,
nan,,t one door below Walls and J. y SAVAGE = ',
ton. They have large assortment Of al oihei A''' y
Gold Pens. wholesale and retail ~ great eiaei'on y
go. ceas,rv merchant. will do well g. examine thcif
.k before purchasing Gold Pens fgoin - cents =
> ,, 81 81 and -, with silver pencils Pens eafe'u'
repaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27

Tar NV HAYES Mail AGAI>.-Ihe mail from
Hartford reached yesterday Bringing the Colranf 81
Tkvsday Thl. p,per contains a reply 10 the state
nent of the Postmaster General In relation 10 tbs much
discussed mail service between this City and New is
ven and Springfield Il Is from Mr.. &. Pond the Pres
dent OF the Hes-Iavcn and Hartford Railroad Com
many and purports correct several mistaken state
ments Of the officer TO whom s,dtresset. The prin
cipsl things Ia Il are coutsned In the following extracts
You assume that steamboat Hines required the psy
Of fr.i class lines with which you compare them ms
Is incorrect TIE only required one hvd o iiaf rae
rate which hsd cheerfuiy been paid them prior 70 your
appearance tthe bead Oi the Department we nave
not received even the maximum pay 81 second elsss
service for one daily mail You added ssee0ad mai COO
v-yed At different hour by separate boat and enhes
dstnc, from the ordinary service performed on ms
route and for which you paid the Long .snd Company
III. sum Of $3.50. II You allowed tina. Company ths
sum for that mail dls;iaa snrice l"nsir'sf nsy
have bee ia wo.ht) wins, ground do you refuse 40
compensation - for the same service we o1eie1
20 perform the entire mail seryce between New haven
ard New York for s. 600 per snnum
You assert hs, you at the same service pefiofusu
for ~ 200 There wide departure IRON accuracy ~
this statement You have substituted one boat "neh
two wers required daily mall In the place OF Two
and service every wsy slow imperfect snd Inferior IL
place of hrstraie one. You have also dispensed win
The night service thereby causing delsy OF - hours
IN The Transmission OF letters II cannot therefore Win
| propriety De called the sersce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27
Latest from Havana.

By the arrivals yesterday, we have received Tia
yAns papers % the 10Th inst The news from Mexico
which the pspers contain is no later although somewhat
fuller than that previously received from Ners Cruz
The Diario dc Ia Marina asserts that the National Con
ress being unisvorsto ~ peace IL The cause OF quo
rum no, having been assembled In the Capital Ills sta
ted that many Of the members had proposed % meet In
Querrtaro and supported by Valencia and Psredes no
Rad pronounced Toluca ressi any treaty OF peace
made At the Capital Notwithstanding this, the editor
does deem Il Improbable that the negotiations may
have = successful termination.
In the piario dc Ia HabaHa ind very volumnious
address n thu Mexican people extracted from the Da
RIO del Gabierae OF the 2>th ult The whole sddrcfs
seems T. be- a studied snd lsborrd defence of SAINTS
AIMS and euo.iGm upon his conduct sud Is possibly an
,nsnatou from The pen OF the General In Chief himself
Ills efforts AngOstors and Ccrro GordO, and his sue
cess 10 raising and equpping third army after the de-
stfucon OF the frat spoken OF In terms OF the
highest admiration. AZ usual the blame OF his repeated
failures laid upon oiherscomes,c tresson. 10 stat
a. always interered prevent the success Of SAINTS
Anpas well laid plans Nsencs il accused Of rashness
aud desire to add TO bis glory at the expense OF
his cOuntrys interest and his disoecdeDee OF Ssnis
Anna orders 10 10 BE- the sole Cause OF the mis-
fortunes Of Contrerss and Churubusco Ia sct the al
drass from commencement 10 termination, IL nothing
more than sudstion OF Santa Anns hPsrtsSes OF TIE
u.unl of Mexican documents being COG
ciuird In The three numbers ot the DrS 20 "a haoaHd
which We have before US
A correspondent, OF the same paper writing from ths
CITY of Mexico says t0s; the battle 81 Conirerss toos
psce at the Rio FRO and isvorsoe 10 The heScsns
hey losing 30 men and naictpg loss OF LOU Gp0r
the Americans The battle OF Churuossco, ACCORDED 4
70 the same authority, happy Al Il fsnoH So.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27

saw yorK Mo>fY - fHE MoIro-Josfi, A1ns
near the Museum selling the very best sne French ca
dress boot. At - 5-.~cond quality do - 81 ,ooHss
boots CATERS equally low for cash only Al soods s1h
b. JosFs Annst are warranted % give stiisifnon,-
Give him cali 80 lss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27

D,,NoNp. PoiSrso- GoiO FgNs.-Those IN ~at o. :
good article should 20 10 J. W GsEAroS Co u Cedar
It They have several new and very superior ')'s' .
very low price,. Pens that others sell At = they -"
- - The genuine Albeit O. Bssiey Pen go sisle'f
a II only Gold pens rcpoiuted And repaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27

ly- The Grand Jury Of Boston. who indicted
the Editor OF the CroaoP, for libel and placed in the
bill they found against him Mosico in sor'h Americs
hsve prepared new inde,meu, and changed the ocs-
ton Of Mexico 10 North America II they had changed
their views Of the Law OF Libel a, the same time they
would have done Tor their own character a.
they I'D for geography.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27

10 sHfswooos lMKoyrp MAcSsrlo MaemNt' az
With his new Msnusl ott edition ~ ~
IA the English French language accoIdius 10 ofasi 40
with hi. new aud scientific Of masnei'i"e are
warranted to cure Of other m'ehlas
They are OF different sIc. rosewood cases - 30 ."
and ga III SHERWOOD, NJ u. Io2 Chambers.t
- WENT. Sew.Yofk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27
SPLENDID QUALITY

PArfNT PRi,N AIs-rcHr STOVE % lEof-pePo' '''
the sale Of this cooking Al Cosrss' - bo~''
Warranted superior arliele Tor wood o. coal sAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27

sy,5 ~ ,ser. In foreign ves.s The arrivals we're -
ana el.arsnccs IS OF the arrivals and eesr>nee' ~
w,re foreign. Aucus Tire exports we're
r, G-.sf Brisia-Co,ion, g. 80 balrs' Flour .,lrO
M. Cb4rsa $3.50 -; Roam Stcl oo.s, Sofh
3sf5 bushels West so ocsnrs Nta, -
Iurpsntiae. - DOS h-ei' o--'f 'N-' ~
r, s-,,.s vo-ti Augioaa Col0ria'Flsur sos boil.
yea qt5 bbls Butter 2o55 % Fork oJO DOS " neat
2OOC bushe. Cheese ool los
We are informed that the Governor OF the state
NJ upoi. will cose bis business hero on Isesisy even
ins nex, Il IL requisite. THEREFOR that no'oe'' Oh
scrip who wish 10 fund the same ssould make spprs
ron before ttAt time The ln.ernd Improvement Sond'
and Scrip mus, Be presented - the o;hcs Of G'y
w.ssworth IS ENehangsPlseai the Canal scrip AZ we
Office Of Mr. John O'Bdsu % Waist
Hon. Moses II. Grinne has been elected fres'-
ssB, Of N, Chamber Of Commerce, rice jos. o. A1ns'
Esq resigned.
The Hartford and New Haven Railroad Compa'
~ IA. declsrcd dividend OF per cent for the last
mouths
The receipts for the week ending September L.
on the Oh Colony Railroad were
SalaJ $3.50
pRs.snsnrs...-.. 1890 - oaa
Frpishts ..-.-..----...--------- -
To,si...........-..s2si si1''
The amount OF pfchirtAAs - fN-'~@
delphi. las, week was si-99J
The amount Of Coal transported on the fnlis'e''
obi, and Rea;ing Railroad. during ihe "oes endi"s
rsyr.ssy "a inst With the total 50 far ths yesr mas
bssp-T,,,l for the wcek 367l2.l5, previously ms
wear gfl ,t9Ie total 9.95ss Il tons. Amouo' oi
Cal hlvoed from the Lehigh region FROM the opening
Of the Csnal - The Attest dates. i73l7o tons
The Money market at Baltimore IS easy ana 'ne
stock market pretty hfm
The Stockholders Of the East Boston Company
are 10 be hold meeting the 7,h October to TAX into
consideration the mssing OF another land dividend
The Mahaiwe Bank chartered last Winter has
zone into operation at Great Darlington. Msss-"lioar
Curtis. President Henry Hooker. Cashier
Three divisions Of the st Lawrence and Atlantic
Railroad Of about 80 miles extent are IN pro
sre.. ia the state OF Maine, and this portion VIII
probably DO completed before the termlps'ion oil the
present year specisl meeting ot the Board Was held
A. Montreal on the O,h iust when Il wa. received 'nH
interest at tn rata Of per cent be- allowed upon Al
moneys ha are or may be vested in shares OF tho CAPT
l .tpek
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27

- Ia, MAYORS COUP Pa Cc>ra>s, s. Jchnst
nm, Of Nassau d. now psifonized BY an who wish %
.e the best articles They have decidedly the nne'' -
.otnen Of The genuine Diamonds pointed Pens an' "o'
and silver Pen and Pencil Cases to be- io1ni n he Guy
- A ,t.,, ,,ir,. are a. low ss any other house
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27

Furto,NE>r-A number of Intelligent ana en'sr
pf...ns Young men with sinsll capital - tom
who are desifous II ENGAGING m pleasant "a p'.n
business will DO well % call on or ahdfe" Wv
WELLS tJl Nas-su-sf New YORK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27

SPLENDID NALll1 - ., 49,.
- AND STYLE PARIS AND LYONS sin A'p
p tkfS PRINTED CASHMERE D'ECOssE TN. days
ceived from the large percmpt0Ty auction .r 81 hesh
Draper Warren M0ntsnf Of yesterday Ihes" ..ds -.
of The most magnificent style sud qusr, And VIII tr sA
AZ n.seh less than the cost n importation.
sTU SEAMAN MUIR, 81 Bloadssy.S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27

ia o. sIa1t lfaafeAitn - Ltfsfftf
1 ..,s her once one illtle ~Eiie, and then
aoi,d that her face was IANSD, aud thea % NOE
AMID the throns she ps<sed along the Broadway ef
! sa~ her upper hP a. HAIRY, Snd then Isore A,
Bat whence sue came which ~hy she ~ent, ~nsf -
/ noted not gaxed awhile, and then no more w.
saw L-g once, one iittle while, aud then Inofe
4 v 20 Wzker.t sa~ her, al DR.. OogFs1d's ss.s.
Distinctly c0ale see her shadow traced upon the -
saw her place package la the fetc1le she soie -.
~ ITALIAN SOAP and pot RRk SUBTLE "e 49,
labels ~ icL n bore, lD =.
She smiled and bowed, passed thEogsb me coot ."a
saw her once, one little while, and thea 10 more -,
Earth iOckec lke Heaven A;le while, A1i t1r1 " -
Fof her face clear and fair once 70 tam "a
And her upper up no ycstise Ofhsilness tprn ~,
remembered thea the paekAse Which &C f-i'"'-
She store,
Al sIATY-,EyES WALkER-sT and then 70 Dsos
~ Dr. FELIx GorKaCD's Italian Aeciesleo ".
universally cel~bgsle6 for the removal - -
tr,Skss bglehes Recness, >si4o~ ness, g iig- ~ ~
POlD 81 5Illt tog ersf.sAtins seirfHeo' =
ORECIAS HAIR Dl r Tor coletiLe -. 100 ~
bi.cs LIQUID VEGETABLE kONOL ios 49, 49,. -
,nAnsrf fo,elke hue - the CHEEK 4nd ~ 49, "a ~
lie. cqaAy valuable cosmetics are ~ ,, - n, q
M O>Ll a. ~ MsikefsL lst store fIsOh " 80
Gamer q blOs1~sy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27

Gas. PiLLow.-Marcus Brutus Publicola he'd
Jacket n the Boston COurirc call. Gen Pillow h0D"s a.
df,h aud fo-s for aim scAndidse i"r the PRESIDED
cy tits the (onlj lac, ditch. we reckon MAJOR TEL
ef.l Pillow would With 10 die In.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27
~ TIE WHO WARD MrE1rscs take place

lHk w flb W Anu h1LAA+''0 '-N~
throughout our City To-Morow Evening and we
trust the Ward Committees which have not already
done so will today designate and publish 'ne
places Of holding such meetings, as Il Is their duty
IN do. The attendance will doubtless be unusually
large as the selection Of w hg candidates Tor Sena
tors and Assembly men as well as OF Delegates 70
the State Nominating Convention are to result
from these Ward Meetings, and It IS most desrs'
HE that the voters ia each Ward know beforehand
lust where they are to assemble, that all dispute
or dissatisfaction shall be avoided. The tune ci
opening in each Ward is fixed by the General ION
mittee at O'Clock, P N.
We wish the Committee had seen ut 70 direct
that IN each case where W ard constitutes an As
sembly District and SO is entitled to choose indie
pendently Delegate to the State Convention such
choice should be made directly by ballot OF the
meeting instead Of being left 10 Committee Ia
this way fourteen Of the sixteen Delegates to which
our City is entitled might have been chosen out
right by the Whigs Of the several w ards ia Com
mittea of the Whole who are at least as likely 10
select men of their choice any Committee Of
Ten that may be chosen from their namber Ia the
cases Of the First and Second and Of the Third and
sixth w ards, Two being cimblheu IN oHc ArSc"--
Div District the Committee method is well nigh Ia
disoensable but in none others and We presume
the meetings in most cases will relieve their Commit
tees substantially from the responsibility otselecIns
delceates to Syracuse by designating informally the
men of their choice The selection OF candidates
for Assembly with regard to which there is no call
for dispatch but urgent reasons for deliberation'
NAV well be left 10 the uncontrolled action OF the
appropriate Committees. We trust that for SenA'
tors four men will be selected OF whom the Wing
party may justly be proud, and whose deserved
popularity will draw out an oyerpowerins vote.
There are two sorts of Wings that seem haid
to pleasv-those who neglect TO attend our Primary
Meetings aud then grumbe that nothing IS done ss
il should be aud those who spurn the IDEA oi &c
cepting nomination for Senator, Assembly man 81
Alderman and yet iud fault that no better oauai
dates are presented, and can hardly be brought u
vote because the candidates are not OF tha' oia'
| that won't stand il nominated. VIII these De -
good as to come out for once to-mono" evening
and tell the rest of us what can do to secure then
hearty cooperation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27

~ tn Leo FcD STATE CoHrsHfDn meets -
syracuse on " ednesdsy Of this week TIE Bun
IN. do nn, yet give up FLAGS Ho|ins'''.'' us'
man o. 6ght desperately for him To tue ias'-
There are already six CT eight oontestea seas -
Huaker and Burner being respectively ana fe54'
l.-ly returned from 50 many separate Dis'H'el
.,i Z prospect Of several more. Hope they il
have a god time
~ The Gc-efte ls- Tis4es-the last frankly OUT
sp.aking organ OF Naissism IN or City has died
out and Is remains have been buried 10 Tie E'en-
mi, Mirror. We regret ttis for the Gazette ~ -
in may respects good paper. and since Nai''-
ism has ceased 70 be iormidable We prefer that Il
.bout have rs os1 coiiats, rather than be coz
,inqa.v oozing ogt ia snsakins Nss through the
two or three papers which take the " hls nsme IN
order more eilectaaly - oppose tie " ny candi'
dates. We wish the Editor Of the late Gazette a
far better vocation and better success IA H. over
Looking his noasense about Foreisnism being tn
umphant in New.York snd his unworthy ainss At
the o Council Procession.
MuSE-Re,urns Of the v0te cast for Governor
in 37s towns and plantations fall bat few small
ones give the following aggregate;
1sa7 1916
Eals I1ao sesi Bas Loo Seal
TOTAL so' 800; 7'7i 10 i s.,ys g 80; 'S'
loco over sn......646. Fell shor, -..i5s7.
S,uaie-3 yhiz; Il Loco II no choice
/ Ho1se-whs. y; Loco. % No choice D.
/ Cgunfy Ofovs-hstnebsck, Lincoln, somerse' "his
the other. Loco
N The Easfern Argus makes itself ridiculous
bv boas,ing Of this result as Spontaneous and re-
sstless uprising Of tie People 70 rebuke Treason
sad all that The simple fact that the loo foco'
have polled Trcafs.frs Hnndrei votes less than
lastvears CONCLUSIVE rsigtation oithis sasconade
When tie People &c not at the Polls, the JAnl-
ssres Of Office are ap, to have It al their own way
CoNsEcricrr-The Liberty party held State
Convention st Nerilen on the 18th inst and re
nominated their last years ticket except that Lewis
Beers Jr FOR Secretary was substituted tor Vincent
HinckIey. Go Francis Gillette is to be Cover
nor Of Connecticut II the Liberty party carries the
State next April Six Delegates were appointed
To attend the Liberty National Convention at Buiis
10 on the 10th Of October. and GO raised TOWARD
their travelling expenses. Our friend " m II Bur
leigh. who heads the list Of Deles ates, has since
decided that be cannot 60 for which the measer
ness Of the collection IS asUiiicient reason thougi
he probably has another.
KFNrUcKY CONFERENCE.-The whole number q
VOTE. for = CONVENTION 10 amend the Constitution d
kentucky i 926J9 being majority Of 81 III OF all To
voter. In the state The question will be again submit
ted 10 the People Ct the mex, election after which
they vote as they tsve done now, the Convention wi
be called The question Of Slavery will then come VI
for consideration, md We hope thst eiectas measure
will bs adopted relieve the state Of the incubus ths
has % long rested upon Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27

- We have received the first number OF the
d. CITY Item published in Philadelphia 1t looks well
IL reads well, aud We hope It will DO well
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27

NsvAI-A correspondent OF the CkarlestoH Con-
rir wrihs from Aey West SIP, = follows.
The L ; steamship Aisgbsny. Lieut. Corni Hun
ter krrived here yesterday morning from Nv Orissns
sn6 an sorry % ssy that many c h-r crew sick
i,h ire fever she IL Snchlfci a FlssniDes Key
.nd those cuavscsceri b.ys bctn ssni % tie Marine
slosutsl sEi unjers.sa- thai tn sick viii - detailed
"a bosrd By arrival OF L srsnspcr Active W. lear
that large ship hsh aud dry ne quicss snos
shs wss passed On last Saturday ~ said transport
schoos-r vessels already len for toe purpose Of
rspdeus her assistance shorie she si be there, which
many persons think not
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27

- tn. s.sdsg Tinrf talks strangely oi ne inpfopn
~ ~ siowins Madame Res,ei % D. baied-'.e- 10y
t.r -igf. IN surhf We know; but = 10 ne ceA'--5
- .le Iudz e who admitted 90 and tned ne ~ ---
N bail ~, the person furnishing o. We We nt.f ~
ard Courts % j. not quite saie % assume on aD- 10 ~
r--c- sre family 0r the latter corrupt IT. WIZ
iighsr Tribunals say an accused person may p 49, p
s5eh sum the press or the people may step 70 e--
s,f tie si,5rz Of bail hv intimidation ~ odllin W.
TO-. moi rsslixe that most dangerous irlnehSe = E
,,itfeS which must render the .ininlsfsf on on
@.,-io,s md unsafe Next shall have JUDGES ~
III al sucaut for bail The Law entities you ~ ~ l-
,bere h sucb clauor raised hy The journals snch 81 -
iteerf ir tie barrooms and barber sshops tlt eAl1
49, yrarf III How would the Times Ike such Jpsee -
that, Would not that q Iasi.n Ia Be nor
That Mr. Oliver johnson of Tie Tribune 90 ~.
-hoose no b. mistaken for Mr. Oliver johnston "n. veg
~. hailed Mad Costello and could not have been Lifea
ri .taod in the shoes Of the latter, do Dot dolnt-"
55 nave fell the .ae rerusnance 20 halinz either 81
these women but the legal rght % bali benz cre No
It'll think that u ought not % be nuned by iniiho-io
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27

Ladies Nth red. dArs, yellow, fecsly fAces,
Noa may become the ioscllest - l.sciy sfes''
Repulsiss ~Alklns hbels GA female heaaiy'
ieIr read la Pislaest trfsis Jour proper Guy
tso-if iug beauty Yea would ever nope
Ard boz cake II Joaess Chemical soap -
All treexies. .aataga. t-l. all les,e, g ao-'
BEATTY ~.a reign % chees, GA necs, snd 49, -
IT, Reader. yoa test The slns4Afif -
ptopestie. Of ne true JONES SOAP IA cleerns -
ing sna b-ssi4iyls. The SAN and removing =. -
nsenf, n act DO so-yog sill rot regret D. ~ ~
n ~ hefe else n Se~l ora bal O. ne aga o. 49,
rieaa Easle, !. ChATHAA-sT.
~ ulost de!iciocs, glorious head o. SUI rii2f'
CLAN IETTN HAlk, TO BIZ HAD ron - "
SnlLL!<O,. Re.cer, y0s doubt this, ssN ~, -
fepcs for there are hundreds even 10 n Ma
us. ~Ao have Used - bottle Of JOSf-s , =, AZ. -
RESTORATIVE lts real guain<s .TI1<f, Ctk
DANDRUF, BEAITlFY AND .LLANs. ..,sa AL, .
ss:l, tie trssh, a. one uiA viii prove. S ~ lssf'
CIlATHAM.sf. asa Of tEs AmeneaA 1As''' "A ~
ton-st. Brecklyr-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27
Lncn.Foc, NoxINA1ross-Senale.

O,anss sad Suil,soa-Alen NJ sherman Of Newbursh.
tHunker)
Albany CO.. Albert Durham. Watervlet
ti,naaes CO.. william Paffe.
riser Col William Riselcy, Shandaken, Richard
Gee Marlborough
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27
NE}1 YORK TRIBUNE
MONDAY MORNING SEPT 20
rz,r Wing General COMMITTEE;

p,.f,s Th,tit Be- recommended 20 the Wa h.- .i,
60 80 C1uufv Of Nss.-f llk o. -sseiiilir =. t
% - W.. on tie -rfl lrst- A. q. r.'eN
~ - s@.-na 81 tv The " ard toi-i- ~,
-. II seIecfins De eEsfes from esch ~ - ~.
nc .-.f.-s,.-.s ~ ch0.-e Delegate te rrfi.--
,.,. = S+s-e Couvrrfiou ~ - heln A. -.
- -. fo nominate caDcl1aie Joy '-ei-'7- "
~ 10 b supported ~ ne next r--f .. f.rfinn
u 1--F 4 ~ the Delegates 10 said Dl--l =. 80 -
,r ~ - 800 Each " ard. except ID iit = -. 49,
80 - Tsfrf an5 sixth WARDS " zen -. ~ go.
r..,I-,g That C - reconlri-rieo
49, l,.rs DsIe.sfes from eacn N-fa RI
p =. ror.- nate csrcldlles fef 'it' -,.. 81.
80. ,o,..rr..u NJ The lrlrt >el,toi 81 ~
a.. 80. 80 second Third. FOURTH fil- ~ -
49, r,.Is-sse. eacll-sli The SAD ID -e.t.rs - 49, 49,.
~ ~. - --@.esirx % make DOMINATION ip 2
T,s'er.ie from the District 90 - o. ----' '
~ : the Fourth -ensfnra Dis,l..' .
- .,e seventh Tenth. I1iFteefln 90 i. l,...s
ier. ~ Delegates each. Hho ars ln * ~, f,,
- r,s.-s.e fr5l the Distinct % nl-<r iis ---i''-
ty-fve e.. g-ab S4rstorsa AZ District, to
- 80 1000 Sinth and F0lrteenth to 80 RI ,-.-
~ - 80 sre in Ike manner @ chose 9et Dr''-
80 - m ..-ief u ulake The number tF-lt. -.
-r cos-rr the : xth >erafofia- lii.'is'
- Ffeverfh Twelfth. Fi.teerih- rhirrAlu -''- A-
teerth five Delegates each , -.. - ,ssg.sres
$500 Thsr The senst0ral Convention pe ~ !.
~, s.er,bs on the 9th day Of October ncAi- q = "
the following places ~ III
Tie Third. Al the Second 40 me-
Tie Fo1rth a, Military Hal; bo"eiy
Tie 9th. e. the BroadW az ii2-s-
r. : 30 AZ Consultation Hell. broa1way
4-- PHILLIPS PHFNlN 1hainlan%
4BRkHAM R. LAWRENCE, Wee G. o.
JosEFH 4. I,YLoE' Secretaries. -
wv / SHARDLow.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27

FRcN CHIHVAsUA AND SANTA FE--Leiters re
Gently received trom Chihushus represent that very
Satisfactory slate ct things existed between the uSes
nd H.. people and Government The trims OF Col
Dooiphans treaty had bcvn faithfully observed The
trsders wers permitted 10 to any p.ri OF the state T.
sell their goods Asgotha WAS In Chihuahua de hsd
been acquitted the charge ss<ns' aAn- W. Aai'
goods hd been tsssn charge Of by the Government Tor
safe kcepips bat ne, coGh,cetcd. The nurdercrs OF
asn would probably b. executed The deeessed was
buried In ihs Catholic cemetery.
ln Ssnts tet~o companies hSi been >nixcd out y.
the volunteers whose tsra Of service hsd expired They
would remain santa 20. - serve during The war
Lieut. Love survived santa Re On The Tn August hsy
iuS iu rhsrgc <lCooQO
Fourteen companies Ia Al hsi ieit fN Fort i.osven-
worth. leaving four companies santa te Oi the
aruins troops. the companies will not average fvg
an ~ the old forcr eSo~p; thu rrenhs,ed wcLli
hsye departed Tor tho un states ~ the 18th Auxu.
- Louis Revsiii- sept l9.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-27

VGRxosr.-The MA'pei4sr E,ssoAzslH claims
wbis majority Of SIX IL the new House Of Re
representatives., VIZ Wings los, Locos -. Abolition
% This leads Us 10 believe that the House vii
oetsnly be whig while The Senate Is kno~n 10
be 90 BY IL majority.