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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05
The Loco-Foco state Convention.
THIRD DAY-COnclEded.
.,... ,.,,- s-..cs.f C,rres,ordorf
IVIH UaI NF-NsEl WV
SYRACUSE. Saturday Morning

SYRACUSE, Saturday Morning. Oct :.
Your asst letter from 'Richelieu probably sp-
priced you that at about II O'Clock last night the
Convention was angriiy discussing the question
whether the Affidavit Of John MeKoe, Of Albany chsrg
ing Hon D. Watson with attempt At bribery should
bs read before the Convention.
The Hunkers seeing that they could not prevent
the reading Of tbs document changed their tactics
little. Mr. OGDEN Of Yates was somewhat surprised
At the Introduction Of the affidavit He thought the Oh
ec Of The Bsrnburuers 10 cover up her own ori
berry By charging bribery and corruption upon others -
lie would Object 10 the reading OF the sihdsyii
though It could have bearing upon the question be-
fore tho Convention.
HoRArro SEYMOUR Of Oneida followed, and
made about the same points, bu, with more force
Mr. SKATER Of New York. said they the dele
rstes) were ia . dilemma Their funds were getting
lowihey receiving psy though their landlords
must. 1ney were all most empha'csLy great men
there could be mistake shout that, IN the minds OF
those present ana perhaps IL was necessary that the
world should know il ; but bis opinion was that the
sooner the Convention should adjourn and 20 bone the
better II would be Tor the dear people whom they pro
fessed o. love srdenuy. This opinion seemed TO be
generally concurred in, especially by the spectators
Very likely the people viii take the same view OF HE
subject.
Here the Hunkers withdrew their objections to
the reading OF toe sfiisvii, and Mr. WApswoRrH &C
cofdnsly read IT, It's substance wss that John Mckee
CsRgsr Delegate 10 the Convention ia the Second Dis
tricI OF Albany wss invited by Hon. X D. Watson Of
the Assembly 10 10 Mr Peekhsms Office where, sitter
private conversation between Messrs- Peckham and
Watson the latter offered him (MchOe) $40 If be would
ole the snkers instsd OF the BarBburners In the
District Conventios-ih-t he (WstsoD) subs quenty
IN ice offered him 500 10 do the same thing.
Mr.. PECKHsN stated that as tar as he was con-
cerned the sfiiayitwes unquslnedly false
Alta quarter past II O'Clock Mr. LI1cBFiLLD
took the 0or and called for the reading OF Of the
evidence in the case of the disputed between him
sclf and Mr. Van buren,. which lasted TIL II O'Clock;
when after voting take the question at hsipss 10 To-
day the Convention adjourned 10 : o'clock this morn
ing Yours. OLIVE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05

TAYLOR Mass MEKrISs.--The Taylor Mass
Meeting ned .; Harrisburg On Friday, the 2ith alt
va NJ ~erv uura-rousy Attended None but members
OF N. Democratic party participated N the proeeecirs
Han gailsrbx E.q Of tSis city. presided assisted
~ ruuao-r Of Vice Presidents AT Secretaries TIE
Resolutions were warm aud enthusiastic IN praise o..
General Tsylor. sn1 had refsrrnes merely % ne nou
nation f5r tn- Presise1-y. Addresses delivered
- Col james Burusi3e. John ~ Read. +. A Lesley,
Francis C.rsol and Mr. Packer Of Sorthun5erizrt -
Ire Harrisburg papers have not ye, Published the tr
nroc-.s1Irrf Reading Pc Gazette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05
Business Notires.

QrurID Boors-ws much an used is~ svsr-
isss 40 A. bootm.ssrs 70 hear hm eve trectss,
% one Of his josrueymsn cuili thi' pair bat nces
r,,-s % when be showed Fsir They are tns loos
IN boot Tor Winter snc .. least worth soins 70
READY recommends them hishy he says 'hss are nsss
better thAn eoIs. We d. snos ihu - mos'i' h.trs;.
boot thsf !, no; qailisd He siofes IN Chn,'u Hal n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05

~ GEs. Tos THrNs = Il lie Museum ssaln, which IS
sl1vzect ssylng that tie hose crowded 70 overflow
~ Last nsht they bad 70 give t~0 performances, ard
srili tie hose f1lfu esch tine Today be exhib-
"a n ocock iorenoon- IN tie afternoon II O'clock, and
also IN the evening A. In he evening second per
orlA1ce VII be syec, 70 commence a. quarter past
- those who would the rsr evening performance will
70 n tie early part q the evening and thos- who would
see The sec0nd will - Ia tine a. o'clock What
citennsn- interesting lrle crezfnx Well. he
worthy q H. and bAruCIn Knows how 70 keep 70 up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05

- eeaaer. II VOC want hr-trai~ Cod fen r, re
s'...,i.s ,od By B. p. wArsoN Co - I" lA.in Il
49,. Soor h.lop Val.t 1na } l. sA'.sf' - f-.'oA"
AID so,sher- else in tie city ny 'he'A 80 y
best. and a. 81 the ,hecse'i Dia'nois =
-. - ,.,ei, countr neFchs.lis VII and srss
ss,s,s.r.. ossres At either Of tie 40 se pisces 'a-
-. -.-sfsffx repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05

~ T..laA Basd-H y GKsY, aoth-st snd fiith-ss
o,Ix xuthorzed Garner Tor the Twelfth " sfd 40
y ~ ., a. ..hscrbers Will recognize hun - such Or
49,. C.r,s.f Vas urAyo.dshiy delayed y wA4tns iof
"a .ervins other papers Ano could not OF cia D.,
a. az iasfice Often when one Of n e "a 49, r..
cSo ins,e.d Mr. Gray serves The IIioanS OBI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05

P.si, H.rs-GrSiS, 2g Broadway hAs ia'' isse' -
one case q very surenor Pis hats ffo@ ne n. ee.
br...s-naser. Aso. large assoFimen' o. % 'isaa
-..h-.II.. chllIrer.. hats. ears. a. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05

LATE FROM RIO JASEIKo.-We have been fur
nshed by the pol,eness OF gentleman In this city with
the following extract OF a letter Just received BY him
from Rio d. Jsnero dated l2h Of August This LETTER
announces tie arrival OF the United states ship OF the line
Ohio Capt Sringhsm, after passage OF III dsys
Mr. Tod the American Minister and family, are well
but had not I'D to the above date landed, ard VISA
thought be would Be presented At Court until be
ceves farther Instructions from our Government He
will in the meantime take house and RENAL private
CITIZEN Until bis instructions arrive. Mr. WALSH the
present Secretary Of Legation 10 ire Embassy OF Mr.
Wise will remain Charge de Affairs
Mr. Wise will be ready 70 sail for the United states
about the Ia, OF september The brssisns are doing
AL kind. Of things 10 bring themselves in trouble.
Lord Hlxden the British Minister hiss arrived here
from the river having previous % bis leaving raised
the blockade % far a. the English a-et concerned
Count Wsreskie the French Minister len here yeser
day for France 10 Icy bef0rs his King the whole subject
OF the Intervention and the cause Of ia failure IL 70
sisted that be agreed with Lord HOT5en ss 70 the pro
prety Of raising the blockade but be cid not Ike 70 a.
sse the responsibility Of placing SO May OF his coun
t-yupen in tbs power of the army Of Gen Orioe The
French subjects in Montevceo thus exposed, amount,
10 shout co.
roe Uni,sd States ship Columbia Captain Richie,
be srrg broad pennAn, Of Commodore Rousseau was
.; Rio. AL well lfhh Leoser' Oet :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05

~ sisSoE BLIIz, Observation-Disclosures the number OF
pacs Of Amusement open a. present n the city s1t con-
scla-nty the stfonG opposition BE has u contend WITH
continues draw crowded houses. any visiting tAe
society Library OF evening viii 91lzsly perceive SsnoE
blls enter .Ainmsats Always dsls ht his ss6sness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05

~ Kscx - Fslionr lSan Bsiidnsl the '1Ssefs''
the sr.t rub Of his regular sr'icTe'~a
hi. iuimtssle Fall Hats. now prepared 70 '7FPp -
public At large with the moe, elesAat style o. n' 'n "a
seen issued TN, SEASON Having increased h' ".1-i~
,un. f,s.e. 70 meet The increase Of the fs s''
,euen may ee sure Of being served prompt, .a p -
.sft.f.cto1 BY KNOX
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MARRIED

10 ;h.s City "a sgn1sy ths d INST ty Rev. Wn.
Pis-. Mr. John WARD Of WilIzmsoUrgh- 10 Mas
cATHARISE OMEARA, Of Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05
Court Calendar. .THls DAY.

coxmoS PIxAs-Psrt Nos T. 20. =. &C. "a. q,
80 - - p Part Mos. 81 a. a. So 10 u, IS, =,
80 81
surzzIoE CouzT-sos p. - % a. p q. y, % 20,
81 81 IS 81 o. 81 A. a. as q 10 IS. ST. 50 90 o. o.
g. 65. 66 o. o.. 20. N. y.
CrEcvIr COURT-Beiors Judge Edruds-sos III,
lis Ils III &C. "a lOs n Tor - In g ioe Ill Be-
fore Judge Aoreh0use-Nos. !, :, - 20 30.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05

u The keNRcbsc J0arSal thinks We spoke
raaer hsrshly though nos unjasiy Of the neglect o.
the Wings Of Maize 10 pol theiE vote ior Congress
men last month. and asks The Tribune to see tass
ns repEoaohes 10 Lot fall bach upon It's Whis
friends OF the Empire >ts,e.'-Right sir Either
the Wings OF New York will not deserve such re
prcsches OF Will lot be screened theEeirou. We
are not apt to be neay mOuthed as - cur Political
adyersaries bat slse @ a Loco-Foco who votes
before Whis who lets a shower OF rain Keep him
from the polls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05

p,,uoxp-PofSrro G0lD Ps>s-rhose - -. % !
,,,s .r,;e, should 20 20 J. W. OSEAroS CO. d C'e'
:. They have several new and very saPcrior [" 's's
very low prices Pens that others eel a. = ihey -
81 So The genuine Albert g. Bailey Pen Ane 'Ss
..moeal Al IS oaly Gold Pens repci1ted .nd ieFsr>@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05

u TIE Cincinnati COmzsrcIai says that the
report tss reached thsi city Col. CiAs BxoyeH hss
bcen asssssirssed BY one OF hs leutsn.nt-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05
F0UpTH DAY AND NIGHT.

sYRscrsK sunday Morning. Oct ,.
The L,eo Fcco State Ccrvezi,oa has finally
ceased ia l.eOr. Tsls august ssssns!sse exploded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05

DAxoSD PoiSrED CON Pf>s-Tee sst~efpen' "e
manufaetarns very beautiful snd durable siieie' ~hA
purchaser. a. wholesale and retail would do wei 70 CA
AID examine before they bay. Gold and silver pen AZ
Mcneil case. Of various and beautiful styles.
CLARK BROTHER co. So Jonn-st cor Na'ssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05

Ma KKSDALL's LErTKKs-Ths P'caysHs con
,ains letters iron Mr. Kendall a, rscubsys to Sept
S. They are chiefly occupied with rumOrs which
sahseqaea, events. as reported through other chan
pels have rendered QnimPortsn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05
nv THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
steamboat Accident and Less

TIE PtIgi,{pins Buio,H Of ye''eroH ''''
r,,, "a, The following Teiegrsphic dispatch
cr~crx~.rr OF 80 4. NJ
The .tesnicr sunbeam on Saturday came 20 20
So, wt,s IN. Motive nesr Portsmouth, lhe shoes
..rer- that the former snns almost I'm
a. - g., water Eisas German enisrsns VEN
- - h.r ..s were ost The boat ard cargo u !"
49, t.-s = ~ Zee order Bosine" ssperaly 81
49, gntl arth.r cetSs Of foreign news are received
prrrssvnsR Del, 81, ? n
There 5 soei stage q "aief. feisntAS
-. - .,,r.- tgt The markets arc entirely q.ici ~
y, IN contsrt. II private European eiier' are Ano"h
RALrixoEE Oct a. T. N
The sorsign news hss generally bad iavofsnle
-, -. uossr8.t - g. and City MS Al same
$40 Waite Wheat l32 70 l35. sna eSg. 7" 80
az Red los The fslee N ex'en, ov.o -
Corn. 50 and Yellow bed si'o "0'~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05

DuLrY's Pam ESTKAoroS i-stFsnser and eiui"
should never be without supply Of this standard and ss
rir.led ointment County deaer' supplied on 'ae I" q
liberal ms a. our wholesale ard retail depot ~ bT -
way II nus. come from them 20 te genuine IS o'u' -
feifs abound II DALLEf ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05

GroksA.-We minated erroEoogsly that Hon
CsAKLKs DovesrKrr Was elected to the L. :
Senate iron Georgia u ts&e Mr.. Berriens place
on the EN- Of March mex. he was nominated by A
Wing Caucus, but % much feeling wa excited on
the part OF MIR. Beuieas inends that no election
was had Mr.. Berrien res'saed his seat. but was
resiscssd.--li viii be CALLING If Wing Senator
shall be loss by tba; unhappy Asreap-Mr. Doesh-
cry wu elected ladse Of The Western Circuit BY
that same Legislature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05

or so'ae TINE after the hour appointed Tor the
o'sSe 1so'n 81 TIE afternoon session there Dot
nSt - o seeo snd many Supposed ihai they
hs1 Withdrawn. but dsrins cs 4, ssrsrt.io II taer
w~s Quorum present they entered II a oody. hAvln.
eoncuosd Alter eancasns ecnas 10 and tsks psrt IN
the proceedings
After sOie 70 50 mo tne eiectlon OF candidate
tor Controller rita tb- Conv ention yo,es e., M
jori.y OF those voting should re required 10 maxi
rominsiioa
Mr. DoOrirrLx said he did rot know obs, VA ,As
preceaent IN state ConSsntcns hat h hAo heard al
National Co-vrnuoa which required = t~otairds vote
10 nom nate Prss.dsn OF tSs tnlie1 States TIE Con
ysutior then proceeded 20 ballot Ter Controller Tae
osllorns viii % found Ia another eoaaInn IA Irs
ClEEE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05

e 7ke HsstcAesfer CosAsy Agr,cxliaral Fa-
tales plscs Ssy a.d iesrrSs a, the Railroad De,6
White P!Sas TIE Harlan Railroad scnercssly esr.
ries all articles for Exhio!uon free
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05
YEA Telegraphic Dispatch irom " As

q the PkgsdelPAaa Bsllcfis Gays
Eo,bps Of an oscla character hs' ecsn reeeisei A.
-. w.r 6sp--,meni from the army OF Cen Seoa :
e,,er. hsve u6ce-,isnd. rescued ner. TON 49,
T.vor, positoo but ibers Is noisips oi " -
sx5ec,ed from tat quarter co7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05
De. ,ssr h.ir t.II %. &c. ,oa. 80 90 lI',

Does YOU hair fall %. does yoar hair tam ffS
Isif haIsh, 70 II dry, OF dirty pray -
n its Aus, yea make Il sott. ally ana r1s sss
Dsrs AID he slthy. and beaaieoas - lbs BAR sss
Az . have tais you have bat three seiAi-s'~
fSE a bctti< VI JO>Es Halr Restorative h. .lss
u Reader, 4 you have bad HAIR sos sce-. - n
axssished AZ the lovely effect three sn.s - ssf
js>Es's CORAL BAH kEsToKkTIvs las % - "a
zoe trial Sold a. - ChafAsm-st y. l. ~ - q 20 4
Brooklyn q
u Don't have yellO~ DARK reeth-the, 50 lsn
reerly white by one tine using hox o. JeS ~ sssk
Toort Per. "a baden. TIE ssyssi s~esisH - I'D
ac Sod a. ,. Ckalhsa.sJ 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05
Farther FROM Mexico.

In La Pafria of the Goth ult We find extracts
from letters Of Ell Jaroch0, the Vera Cruz corres-
pondent of that paper. We translate them as FOL
lows Our readers will notice that they contain
little beside Mexican reports. The hrst Is dated
the 10th
According To the universal opinion Gen Scott entered
the Capital on the 10th. bs, ~ this date have not
been able ~ sscertsin Row II accomplished though
the.e 10 no doubt that II Il sui appears imposs
The that an army OF 1000 200 men should enter In
triumph city Of 10000. Ia such fact there 10 MISTER
enough to furnish tales ike Buebesrd and "Gullivers
Travels" for hundred years TO come, true a. II n
Santa Anna and his army put rout and Gu, TO pieces
Scott with handful of men carrying before him with
the fury OF hurricane all the obstacles that opposed
tho Mexlcans mpble, dshonored dissrseed such
10 the present aspect the Great Mexican Republic The
destruction Of life caused BY the bomoardmens Of the
CAPITAL 10 said TO 10 1000 old men women and
children
Another letter Of the same date has the follow
ing
II 10 reported to-day that Gen. Psredes who ia said 10
have been appointed Inspector OF the National Guard
by the Governor Of the State OF Pue5s is on the ROAD
between here and Paebls with Gen Rea al the head Of
5000 men waiting for the train which 10 leave here
yesterday with Of SEQ men, counting those
which 10 JsapS Psredes refused - take command
OF the troops alleging that be came solely to his
country and di wish that santa Auna should have
any reason 10 believe bin inclined to iomen
I,is reported that Gen Res has entered Paebls with
his iorces and that the Americans ~ho there
rendered 10 him without mailing much resistance.
Private letter. from the Interior say that the Mexicsrs
arc pow more opPOssd 10 peace ihsn ever 5ui II Gen
Scott had ct bis disposition $500 or 5000 seeboiiea
ssn they would soon be compelled 10 make peace
The following is from the same writer, and IS
dated on the 2lst nit
Too letters have hcen received to-day from CorioyA
BY extraordinary express to a merchant sbo has oGs
ness relations ~h thai place They aru the Of
the entry Of seo into the cspss siIef two days oon
esrdmani be carried al before aim driving the Next
can SOLDIERS Al the point 81 the bAyoneI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05

- n~.ccratic WhiG General COMMITTEE
-, os.h,. Committee vii BE- held on Tuesday
october 5 a. half pes, 7o'eosk At the Broadway
Hoa.e BY order .,,,,,,,,x o.
ABRAHAM R LAWRENCE, Vlcs-Ch'n-
JcsIrs r T,yLoz, Secretaries Of rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05

w,sHixsrox csockrxY SroEr, iSs wiliism-'t-|sess
vsrti.ement ofG H. CLsrr IN another column ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05

PAINT Pat.~ Aix-rtcur >rorf % Tkof. 20 =
tie sale cf this cook r-sfoyes Al ~ eeNi = -~ri
W.rr,,,.s superior artic Tor wood or Goa % ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05

CHANGE oF HouR-The mail line for Boston.
via stonngton and Providence has given notice that
md after Monday next the hour Of departure will be
instead Of s O'Clock p NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05

~ We cal attention to the Concert OF Mss
Hansen which take. place this evening the Iseer
uacle She 10 said TO BE- vocalist OF most remSssoH
powers she will be assisted BY Mr. Iimm and MI
Kyle and full orchestra under the ssul direction oil
ssuor Rspe,u. For the music 10 be performed We re-
fer our reader, 10 the bill IN sp0ther column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05

~ THr CHrsre.r sSD BfsT Pttrs ~ 1ht 'ift y 81
your b,1t. shoe. or -st-rs - Jo~sss Ann - .H
the Museum io1 80 there a. GOO oeois 20 =
can Be purchased elsewhere fcr 81 Cnit- .fpf ~
- .~. -rs, r.fa boot A. - - which d usual -
or :, Double - ed water proof boot a. - - = 40
= Jones h. the true sys,-Jniisbt espes-' tnd -.
pro1i. All soods purchased o. Az 81 are Na'Ias.
give entire ssfisfacron ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05

MILITIA FIsE ConNUrArIoN.-Y esterday was
the last day for committing Nearly 1000 persons We
undersisnd svsled themselves Of H. paying rs cents
according 10 law each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05

r's. N he country tie largest fef1ne have beep rss
In the quickest time 10 may D. e. 'lirn 10y
s.feiy and thoroughly a. PsL~rEs sse 'ey ~ - 80.
R.iisirss where Ar requisite Informal ten nIp . "a
He b. appointed 70 transact hrsines. Tor - l,l-a
f.r and nsAr far which be stsll receTlnt a
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-10

Matter Of Interest 10 Farmers "A recently de.
cided in Vermont, which goes establish this position
The purchaser OF farm has n claim to the manure made
the farm and remaining about the The
OF the sale. The decided that Of purchaser of
farm against a tenant, who piled up the manure dur
ancy expired The County Court gave judgment for the
defendants but the Supreme Court reversed the Judgment
the ground that made from the produce of a
farm sppurenant the freehold, and pass with
it, and that the fact that the piled in the barn
with the intention Of removing would affect the plain
tiff right TO the manure unless the defendants intention
was manifested by act calculated TO put the plaintiff
on enquiry-B0sioH nGreiitr.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-10
Notice.

TIME Horse, Morgan e. Champion, will stand the
Il ensuing season at the stable Of Luke A. Wright,
in Williamsyille, on Mondays, Iuesdays and Saiur.
days; Wednesdays, at Fayetteville; Thursdays and
Fridays at Townshend, during the season.
The above named Horse sired by the Champ.
on his Dem cannot be excelled by any breeding Mare
in the State of Vermont The said Horse was raised
and is now owned by Capt. Samuel Beieley, Of New
Horses, will do well to examine the said Horse before
giving their decision.
Newfsne, May "a, is47. 40
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-10

SHOE AND LEATHER MANUFAcrURg.-We are
pleased to learn that there is prospect that The
capital and labor invested in these branches Of n-
dustry will soon receive, Tor short time, at least
living remuneration
The bulk Of the stock Of leather in the market
has been for some months past in the hands Of the
importers OF hides, who had manufactured it, when
the sales in hides were very tardy. Mos, oil this
stock has Of late changed hands, having been pur-
chased by those particularly engaged III the leather
trade The demand for leather is good while The
stock is very limited and il is The opinion of com
petent judges, that The prices will soon average as
high as at any previous time for ten or twelve years
The following quotation ofssles in the New York
market. which we copy from the Herald, may, we
think, be relied upon as indicative Of improved
and encouraging state Of the leather trade
"Leather.-The recent public sale was the best
Of the season, and the entire catalogue dspos.
ed Of at an advance Of half cent pound on CON-
mon qualities, and cent on first quality hemlock
tanned leather, as compared with the last public
sale, some two weeks since. The following is the
range OF the prices at the sale
Light and middling weights, 10 to l6 IA
Heavy weights, 10 10 l-2
Good damage, ~ Ia TO 1894
Terms OF sale four months. The buyers were
mostly from the East who bought for immediate
consumption. 1t is estimated that there will be at
least 10000 sides of hemlock sole leather less pro.
duced this year than last, for this market and that
the consumption will be considerably increased du-
ring the same period, SO that the stock Of leather
on hand al the end of The year. is likely to be very
light"
In proportion TO the improvement in leather, has
BEEN also, the advance in The price of shoes which,
on some kinds Of work, is as high as Is per cent,
within the last three months. There is, aIso an
urgent demand for workmen, and wages are liber-
al.-Danuers Courier.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-10
COOLE Y'S
Vermont Daguerrean Gallery,
No. Q Granite Row,

OVER H. d. BRACKETS jEwELRy STORE.
TINE subscriber respectfully gives notice 10 the cit
IL izens Of Brateboro and vicinity, that he has TAX
en- the above rooms with the intention OF locating
permanent Gallery (shoud encouragements present.
for the purpose Of iaking Daguerreoype Portraits 10
his large and beautiful style. Any wishing for
good Likeness ia only asked give him sitting, and
i not satisfied need not purchase He would also in
viie strangers visiting Bra'ieboro, well residents
ing to sit for Likeness. The Gallery will be opened
for exhibition March 30th. Likenesses copied from
Portraits or miniature Engrayings, sc. Licensees
taken Of deceased persons.
n. b. Particular attention paid 10 insructng Pu-
pills. A thorough course Of instruction and eSperi-
menis given in all cases, and furnished with apparatus
If desired.
Plates, Csses, Chemicals, color., peii-i.;rE Pow
ders and every Thing used 10 the Photographic An
for sale on reasonable terms.
Bfatileboro, March %, iss7. 81