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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-29
Capt. c. III. Clay, Us Open-hearted n. Brave

Il lie 4
The undersigned a portion Of the prisoners OF
Encarn acton for ourselyes-snd we doubt DOR al "oua
unite were they here-take this method OF expressing
a. well a. we are capable Of doing In sD0rds our deep
and heartfelt gratitude 70 Capt c. ~ Clay Tor avs AZ
,ention and kindness while were prisoners Win Inc
enemy.
When Captain Henry made bis escape, and the nexi
can commander excited By that event gave oroob iof
the massacre OF the Americans Captain Clay exclaimed
XII the oHcers-spars the soldiers Mexican as of
ran 10 him presenting cooked pistol 10 nn breast de
.,iIl retained Ali me-kl the of1cers-out spare
the msn-they are Innocent Who oQt Z. NJ Clay,
with loaded pistol 10 his head and In the hand OF al
enr,z@d enemy would have shown sucn mAsnanimous
sefdesotio If any man ever was enuied 10 % ca4ed
the soldiers friend, he H. ne was ever Ss'eoiui and
kind toward Us allowing every privilege that would be
yr.n,sd bv our enemiss-turned all orders and com
m.nds into advice and corsolemenf; and upon our
march 10 the city would take turn By turn allowing "a
20 rids his mule that might stand the march OF forty
il-s day--dvided the last cent Of money ia had with
N and resorted every sacrifice to make happy and
comfortable He disposed OF ale mule. when be found 4
necessary. the only animal he bad his buffalo rug ais
watch and al clothes bat suit and supplied our
wants he not only acted In this toward those
VIA were under his immediate command. but 10 al
and expressed bis regret that be unable TO do more
| We make no comments upon the character and con
duct Of Capt Clsy. We STATE fads-ve FEEL but have
no language to erpros oar fssltHss
| Lieut. DAVIDSON 10 also tullhesrted man. he di
vded with 10 10 toe last cent Cag and Da,dsor trus
and noble h-srtsi May Heaven restore them 10 ttei
and for the prisoners Of Encarnacion subscribe
Ourselves the most grateful and devoted.
&C BRYAN JOHN J. FINCH.
WD RATCLIFFE ALFRED ARGABRIGHT
CHAs. Z. MOONEY
! LsizSsz, Ky. Oct ~, ls<7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-29

We regret to learn that Mr.. WIDorwooD has
felt himself constrsioed 10 decline the nomination
rendered bin by the Wings Of the Fourth Assem-
bly, District Fifth Ward
We learn that the Wings of that District isf
evening nominated Mr.. JoHs T. RoDxAs, Oft
firm Of Rodman & Co. Founders. Mr.. T. we are
pleased TO hear. has accepted the domination
He "a Wing of the right stamp. and II oar friends
do their duty will be triumpbantiy elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-29

The BosToS WATER WoRSs.-The Boston nd
r<ysi,u 10 noticing the vsit of the Mayor and City
Council of Boston TO the Cochtuste water works says
"A portion Of the party being furnished with lamps
walked through hoshed section oil the squeduct lntee
nearly six and half miles 10 length OF the brick sque-
anc, of which finished psrs about mile are on that
part of the squeduct north Of the Boston and "orce
lar Railroad; three miles are In Seedhsm oneand 3
op.r,-r miles in Newton; and more than mile IN
brighton and Brookre IL stated that the two tan
pes through rock lodges In Newton and brookne one
800 AID other l,l5o ses In length are mofs 'nAn
half finished"
M.yor Quincy, In the course of q few remarks ex
pressed the hops Of seeing the water introduced Into the
cv BY the second anniversary Of the commencement Of
the work
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-29
Judoe Daxtou and his Bank.

The State TICK ct nominated by the opponents OF
the w ilmot Proviso in our State seems to comohe
more that is exceptionable, both with regard 10
principles and persons, than any ever before pre-
ssnted in our State. At its head stands veteran
Office seeker of the Safety Fund school, whose
intimate connection with one OF the rottenest
institutions ever engendered by a coruptlng
Monopoly upon personal servility to the schemes
OF Political wire-workers ought to subject him to
universal reprobation. Even the Albany Argus,
though anxious to excuse its friends, thus spoke oil
the punishment inflicted on the Bank Of which Mr..
DAYTON and his Loco partner mutually Di-
rectors and successively Attorneys while life re-
NAMED in its loathsome csrcase:
From the Albany Arsus May 10, 1897.
The bin to Repeal the Charter of the Lockport
Bank passed the Senate yesterday by vote oil Is 10
1t had previously passed the House oy nn.nmon'
vote Whatever may have been the merits OF the case
and The offences charged Hdensibe-the proceed
ngs summary As they we'll could be.
" L. The French paper, lie Franco. A mericaia,
which was published for period in City and With
far success We lesrn is transferred to New'oresns
week ago to-day the snterprsing Editor left for the
Crescent City, and will commence operations immed
sxelv on his arrival The cause of removal we learn
4 was not want OF here but TO establish himself
In the great of the French population In on'
coun,rv He will endesvor 10 form Intellectual con
pscson between the descendants OF France and thei
mother country by publishing all that takes place 'ne
- in the political literary and philosophical world w
are sincerely glad of IT, Questions relstins TO polncs
and social progress great depth and moment have DC
como the order of the day in France and are d'cu''
with great ability the progressive portion oil the
IN The French after their long experience 10 re'o'
he lions and political controversies are coming 70 see n'
If reforms are needed only 10 political institution
"a but In the social and tadas,ral mechanism OF society
Itis pleasing and Instructive TO Peruse the dscus"of
going on In France Of new and profound question
which have never before been brought up In the hs'o
ny Of the world and which aim direc at the elevation
the poor aud oppressed portion OF our fellow me
i've The pact revolutions Of that coasy freed and elevate
ak the Bcarxsois Che middle clssses). The cry no
for for pesceful revolution which shall elevate the Pc
srs pe-,he ,oiins millions who compose the fournifo'
the population Many Of the be minds taking ho
~ of this movement and II 10 confined TO what may
,, oslled radical reiormers.
We trust that the Editor Of the fraseo- Ansrtoa
whoss symps,hles we believe ara with the Demoera
en- marty of France will not overlook this ultra yet
!" tally practical movement
Ids, We wish him cordially success but this, with
not snersy and devotion be hardly fall 70 obtain
me sde such paper his s needed, and viii Be app
and cssed By the French population OF the South
ere In timely and si the proper place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-29

EscLisHMEs SroPPED.-The Gl0ucts',r Tee
sropk says that Mr.. Collector Stacy refused TO clear
three Of the Nova Scots vessels which had cschsi
their csrgoes st that porl on Monday The reason -
signed for this procedure, WAS because the captains
brought no Consuls certificates OF their csrs0ss.
Tho TelssrGpA also says that all OF tho Bay Chslsur
feet from that port have arrived With the exception Il
about eight or nina vesses-sud these last bsve len he
Bay. OF late the vessels Mt the Bsy have NOT deus
much and mos, Of those which have arrived within he
last fortuls hs have brought small fares.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-29

s,.,,v,,v corar II i,chaySs ef Mf.sGr. -Luclar n
Na,zg.r was arrested last yesr on an sppncsnaoa
,-r IN. Frenrh G,vern ment as fugitive from Jususo,
a.ad from the commitment OF ,he local sutnOri'io'
hv habesx corpus but subsequently raFrs'eu " -
casa from the United States Court where s.sr ~
,,sp, Iudye B,tts decided that he shOuia DO s. w
Ia a. - was signed by the President aud secrets
- Of STAT, for that purpose. Hs w" then orougn' ny
on bsbsas corpus before Judge Edmonds |" 'uus-o =.
the Supreme Court of th. state sna s'tu",sn' 800
heard from eminent counsei on oosn '''o'' '' " ~
in prison for several months. ~ 4,
!" ya,zg.r II will bs recoscted, was Notary In
fence .nd 4, accused of forgery, under the laws oil
r.. nr,rv but we understand his offence would not
ou,, 10 commentaries grade OF crime 10 this state;
Judge Eimonds yesterday gave his decision on tne
aonlieauon 10 an elaborate and able opinion among
t5 points he did not consider tnat 'hs treaty hs' Deen
executed not having received legislative enact
,nept that aetzgar not party accused accoron.
IN the meaning o, the word In the treaty that ne could
no, be detained given up 10 the French authorities
without inirng ng the liberties on stranger VINO mao
,sken refuge here aud entitled 10 all the protection
afforded by the lava sud Constitution OF this country.
Mr.. Butler. U. = Attorney. wished delay OF Gay
before Metzgar should bs discharged but Judge after
consulting with Judge Hurbut. said he had no power
to grant the request and Metzgsr wi" accordingly dis
charged.
Jsmes Lunch and nlte John WooiseyActon oil eject
ment 70 recover possession Of property 10 Fronts, sd
Joining BeekmsD slresdy referred TO- The ceruncste
OF the Deputy County Clerk Of Dutchess County 20 the
deed Of Peter Livingston 20 Mr.. Livingston the pres
ent holder was ruled out add the question for the jury
10 decide whether deed had been proved ndepen
dent Of that The Jury considered thst the deed mad
/ been proved and found verde, for defendant
/ Eliiabsfh Hasbrolcs vs. Hin H. H0riaHd 4 Co-Actiot
Of uoyer 10 thirty shares seneca County Bsni
s,ock, pledged with & Co. by Mr. VIM. Moore the son
lnlsw Of plaintiff. 10 security fora special loan which
declared 10 have been taken up and the stock retained
/ on a different trsDssetonTo be- continued this fore
/ noon-For plaintiff, Msssrs. :. & j. Sherwood Tor
defendant Messrs Rowland s. Chase and EdS d Sanford
CouRr or COMMON PLEAs-Befors Judge DAILY
Besj Hitchcock and riJs We. Hm. Wrtsh-Acion for al
ssat and battery. This case WA given 10 tho Jury
Verdict this forenoon.
The case OF Msooett before Judge sandioro' IN 'n
Superior Court also given ~ tee jury.
u. s. CoNMIssfoSERs OFTIcE. The i've men beloni
ling to the ship Mortimer Livingston, charged VII
msAng revolt were with the exception OF one VT
was discharged ordered ~ be held 10 bail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-29
Things In Philadelphia.


PHILADELPHIA, Oct 2s-P NJ.
The market is generally dull today, and Flour
remain. entirely without dsmand-6 IS is nomnsliy
ssk,d but less would be taken by some holders Corn
Mesli scarce ats 20 tor fresh ground. Wneat-no
ta5 cent. wa. the last sale of fir Southern Corn
IA dull At IS II cents for old Yellow Oats sold at
"A As cents. Provisions are quiet Cotton-no move
nsnt OF importance and prices rule low Groceries are
without cnapee-the only sales 500 bags Rio Coffee
Al n cents Wool 10 steady In price. With fair sales TO
20 East, at % ~ cents Whisky 10 dull at 2ss cents
In bids and 20 ceots for bbs.
Stocks still on rhe decline n,
First Board-3 coo Reading Bds, dc, t9t 90 ; bS
h5 "a ~ UoO Penn -. 1874 29O Lehigh Int. blt
Second Board 900 Reading Bonds. cash NJ oou
Treas g.. lOlt; 325 Grsrd Bk. lst 10Y 20 Penn %
723 900 Texas Treas g. lOi % Glrsrd b. iOf S'Oe
Cow Loan &c, 81, 1924.
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To tLS Editor Of III Irtenss;
At the close OF Prof Agsssizs Third Lecture ss
ably reported In Th TrtSuns' there occurs = passage
,sndns TO favor the advanced In the Ve'ses OF
cr..top although the sentences with which 10 con-
n.cssd .esm to sim dsmofshipg blow ct shsse same
doctrines You would do justice to Prof Asas'ir By
giving place to the following which, being prepared IN
der Prof Agasszs own supervision. may Be supposed
correctly to express his views
fourA respectfully, l. +. H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-29
Ktnes County Voters.

There is large class Of men living on the Island
and doing business 10 our City who are getting
bad name. we are cory 70 say. 1t il complained
in our City tina, they hold much property here and
shirk oat Of paying the Taxes imposed to defray
the cost Of protecting that property; while across
the River they do say that shese same men are apt
70 shirk the discharge Of their Political duties
half the time running of TO their shops, Offices and
stores without even voting and in other cases jas'
voting and that all We trust The large majority
Of them who are Wings will yindicste themselves
from this reproach
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-29
LEARY 4 co. HATTrRs.

ST- AUTUMN, ls47. FasAion for Geusiemea' Has VI
b. introduced on Friday. Sept 3. The Eiars srs
Ha.s We are now manufacturing will embrace irnporr
improvements recently perfected BY U.s. and IN guam
and elegance Of style wi. be unequsled by 'oy hers''
fore offered They will be- readily distinguished By ~
nap which when sgi.sted BY the cir becomes deisss''
into delicate and graceful jets tosnniss feature ch"
soteris,e OF the choicest quality of genuine Beaver
A,tOr Hohss NJ AnS 90 le47. auA
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Commanding expedition n the California Mountains

ACCIDENT TO TIRE SCHOONER 10 -" AhD.-ine
make the harbor yesterday morning ran against the
north pier stove hole In her bottom aud SUNK. sns
had cargo OF 10 900 bushels Wheat, ~ kegs isru,
shoped ~ Mwsukee and St Joseph consigned 10 slzer
4 % The Whea, will be much damaged, II NOT enure-
10 ruined and tho vessel is 10 DANGEROUS situation
d" '"' Buffalo Courier, 26gh
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corre.Doudepce Of the Baltimore sun

W ASHI<WIVN NNt
Sufficient limitations have been thrown oui N resalo
70 the orders recently sent 10 Zen scO 70
longer sbou, truces srms;ces negotiations or pro'o-
coils. 81 % leave unssiurbed the shadow OF uovern
men, nov At Qaeretsro; %. TO PREPARE Fos PkhNA'
Oh ,o d,arr the whole population OF tie cities 40
country on the road from Vera Cruz 10 Mexico arc
bresk 10 and destroy their arms and 2in 70 levy oon
tributions upon the principal cites and S's'ss'
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rV sguor BLIrz's popular performance al he sosls-
~ library positively close after tomorrow evenint We
doubt il any other individual can be found who hn eot
ribued so much 10 the Amusement OF the inhabitants
New.York as the said signor NiEht AFTER nisht b" b
kept them IN a continual OF laughter Those who AZ
fond of fun will have rich treat tonight Ia witnessing
hisu erfOr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-29
Court Characterization DAY.

s,.,p.,oa CorRr-Nos. So 1876 10, lis lo' ~ a.
a. 1914 g. 3s l47. las l53 S9 100 ~ ~ i''' i0o ~
lao l2l "a % 30 81. %, l57. II. -. o- -, =, N,
co,,vox ptrAs-Psrt Noe 10, 81, -. lOi, ~ w.
100 M lIe lai. 1913 IL, 81. Part 2-No. 40.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-29

Bosrox October 2s-s r. d.
The frsish. train Of cars on the s''non' .--
Msssseh ussts Railroad broke through inc '"'s1
A,bo las, evening BY which accident men "s's A'1
and badly injured
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MARINE JOU X N AL
PORT OF NETWORK.
q SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE. Al


Cleared.-shp Sarah Hicks, Goodhus, sew-orIesns,
Collins CO.
Wheeler; Victory, Hgbee, Darien, I. McCresdy Co;
Wilson Fuller Crawford, Savannah, Durham Dimon
Hunting, Foster 81 John, NIB Murray.
schrs Arabela, Price, 81 Johns, NJ, Laurie
Charlotte somers, Richmond l. MeCready a Coz Alex
ander NJ Carroll, Savannah. A W Weldon: John Clark,
Hart Mobile T. l. Frost Edward, Rimond Tooker
Pearson; Jane Sbiott, Fraser, HALIFAX, rs
Propeller Anthracite, stew art, Philadelph
Barge Planet Dodge, Phiadel pha-
Arrived.-Brs Belzino, Nichols, Providence, RI, ~
hours, IN ballast
Br Brs Iris Mann Windsor vs. 10 days, via ridseport
Ia ballast 20 Thos Winnette
Brig George w Clifford, Conery Calais DAYS lsth, TO
Smith Boynton.
sehr Esther Eliza, Clark Esstport days fan to Smith
4 B0ynton.
sehr Eliza Ann. Disbrow, Providence, RI. for Albany
schr Delaware Trott, Portland, Me, days, sugar TO
Pond Gilman x Mack
schr Increase Hall, Thomaston days lime 27tb inst.
passed the schr Eliza Jane spsudinz Of ard I'm Thomss
ton, with cargo Of Lime for New-York ashore the
senr Fortune, Elwell, Thomsston, days, line
schr Henry, Crowel, Boston, days, nsh.
cchr Antilles, Grover, ThomastOn, days, lime
schr London Haynes, Sullivan. Me, 10 days, stone.
Schr Elizabeth. OTIS, Boston, days mdse.
schr Hero, Thompson, Thomaston edsys, lime.
schr Uncle Sam Mckinney, Phi pha, days, mdse
schr Patriot, Leavitt, Boston, , days, mdssL
schr Francis. Harrington, Thcmaston, o days, lime.
Br schr Exempar Lockhart, Windsor Ms. days, plss
ter, bound TO Newark. NJ.
soop Providence Brown, Providence Ri d. molsssss
BeIow.-A ts supposed TO DO the Pioneer u Norfolk
I'm Bordssus, under tasy.nns' wipd-NE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-29
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

IssuLrIso LApIEs-The practice OF insulting Ia
des has recently become prevalent that the Mas''
trses have resolved to make example OF such ndi'
yduss as may be csught at H. and yesterday one John
Allen being brought up for the otece was senenced 70
four months Imprisonment. In the County jail.
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By Tlse7apA to TIE Ttibs""
VR0M THE SOUTH.

BALTIMORE. Oct 2s-l2 "
The Southern mail failed TO connect at Cnaries'
ton. There 70 nothing In the Wuhinsion papers "O''0
taIsxraphing
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(Correcs Rea3,aS

81 think In this way it can be shown. by snn
Gent evidence that there 10 an Intelligence which
planned these things and formed and created them
on premedtsted plsn-a graduated scheme OF
structures from the simplest TO the most coDPli-
Gated and that each animal was endowed with
the power OF 90 resisting the influences to which
il 10 subjected az 10 retain its original cooforma-
tion under the most diverse oondiuons Of climate
and circumstances.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-29

" Tie Union, in the course OF very loeey
article on the purposes Of Mr. Polk In regard to the ID
tars conduc, OF the WAT says
One thng appears TO be finally settsd IN the eonsle
ton of The country The next overture for peace must
come from Mexico Her rulers have shown sneir utter
inability 10 comprehend or appreciate Inc o'oeAns
spIri; I'm which we have heretofore taken
and constantly M tanned the initiative in negotiations
The var must now 20 ill Mexico shall sex tor pe-es
or q, least until we shall have dictated ana ENFORCE
mon her st.f,ctory terms OF peace and secured In our
own hands satisfactory indemnity fer all the wrongs and
losses we have borne
In the third place we suppose VIII now oe iesa,u
81, ,horshou, our country az settled point that the
war must 20 the fullest practicable extent De nenee
forth vssed at the expense of Mexico she has elece
to renew H. and she mus, besr much OF its ourdens-
sb, n,t BE- made 10 ,lt right Of military contributions
1dr ne rigor Of martial lao n her ProriRcs md m ~
min
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-29

TrlvoKApH Mosorolr.-On the outside Of TO-
day. TNissas viii 10 found sa interesting letter from
Albany on the subject OF the monopoly OF me Magnetic
Telegraph 10 wkish We inviss he special s"saa0a o.
Ne suassss eoansalv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-29

CLARK, BRoTBEs& Co.'S SUPERIOR 0oLD Pgss.-rhas
who are troubled in procuring good Pen are advised
call on CLARK BROTHER Co. IS John-st corner NasA
where they get to salt their hand aud %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-29

~ Persons wishing TO sdopt safe judcon ~" ss>ss,
rough system Of advertising do 80 thfoasn "a a.
OF B. PALMER as he IL espec ally APPo.s~-. al eyed
thoTzed by the pr0pretors OF the best ,srssvni
~ section Of the country for which be aay ,ai,si
advertisements, and from whose lat choes ~
suits Every information which the ,-os CID
agent enables him 70 impsr In relation 70 az H.
bic papers, district OF country, modes o.
az desiTed,) 10 eheerfuny communicate =.
r The fr.t eutlemens French Cla.s ~ u oes
WARDS Commences THIS Friday EfENiNo, n.~
nt 20 ncDouxalst Professor EDwAsos - 40
born Frepchmau and was educated In 80, Co.ss
His bother. DR. Il Milne Edwards, Prey,.'.l Ids
toire saiureiLe MUIR It dd~inSrsls .sr,,., ~
Plantes Attention Is called 20 he o. .
the head OF Notices" on the next page
sA.p,'s sARsAPAEuLA.-ln the Autumn "A D
TEN i. exhausted by the torrd heat OF y
..eretiye ORGANS but Ian saidly perform tnsn
dic,,,on, Of an improper state Of the he-'a'' d
.oa ~ ,Iuxxi.h circulation, frequently .r,sz
surface Of the body In the shape OF eie'' 10, ~
sores. or ferry eutaneous eruptons insio s.D<sf
.v.r remeay for these unsishty srupt'oh' 81,
s.o.,,u. Nv restoring tho blood to he' "A .
-, ..r,Is stimulus to the whole eveas' ~
n.c,.ll, The vessels on the surface, ,od |" Wv h>.c'
on.,,t,nz AZ gentle aperient, IL soon .soe
.a,a,,ion to the fuids and 10 the sxin siN'
appearance. ,.u nv A. B. -
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail " ofvs
SANDS. wholesale Druggists. 100 Fulton n "
hsm-st z7s Broadway, and II Esss BIOS =. GO
Sold also By Drussisss generally n. .sss' =, a.
ssssss. Pnss q pr bottle OF sis sossas :"
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FIRE-About o'clock yesterday morning hre
was discovered In twos,ory frame building sltas'ed ID
the centre Of tho block bounded By High sands Pearl
and Adams s,s and before the danes were exn gasned
the roof of the building entirely consumed ins
premises belong Mr. ;. c. Brown and were occupied
by txo families.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-29

~ RECEIVED rHs DAY, superior 10, OF Psri' h''
from the most celebrated makers Of Paris Gen1snn
wanting an elegant hat are invited to cali GEslN,
o2s p PA Broadway opposite 81 PiGf'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-29

~ General Ton TavNB cannot be seen after foror
INV ocock "A he sails At that hour for 'hnleton In NE
Northernsr To-day he gives hi. peronsn 'es mo'sir
afternoon and evening
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Business Noilcee.

~ The sale OF lots near Atlantic Dock and lsmiss
Ferry will be continued Al the Merchants Essbause aa
DAY. at - o'clock. by GEoRcs b. ROLLINS. Auetoosef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-29

GoLD PsSs-REDucED PsEcEs.-The manufse'ss"'
dealers in these articles have recently reduced iss
considerably, but in so doing J. w GSt.ros 90 u
daf.s, have A. usual altogether ou1trpped hsH w.
ant dxed their scale Of prices at from 70 70 ID cen"
nan lea. III an any others Gold pens paired or fepos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-29

u We are under obligations to Mr.. o. N.
Fosrr, Of The NsvHsvs and Springfield rouss, for .
COPY u yssssrdsys ss~ss <iias " sdvsass he mail
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BALrrMoRF, October 2c-l P. n.

Therei is no marked change from yesterday IN r flour
but the market IT, II anything, daier There s'eaoy
dam,nd but large sales could not be made except
at concession Both Hovsrd-, and City NILS are ned
a625 Sales Whest 2s to l3lc for white and ia 20
I27c for red Corn g. u 6sc per qusliy and condi
lion Osu 30 to 4ic Rye p3 10 Doc Wnisky IN p,' VI
No movement worth re- porting In Provisions and Gfoee'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-29

II there issny Wing living in Kings County
who 10 MT willing to do at least one days WORK Tor
DAVID A. BoKEE. he must have the heart oil an
oyster. Mr. Bokee has enemies-he has maze
some Of them by being jealous, faithful unwa'ef'
Ing Whig-but he has troops of friends TOO AZ
will be shown next Tuesday. Wings Of Kings we
exbort Won to work for your excellent candidates
this wear as they have often worked for your Cause
no one of them fails Of an election.