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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29
Trade Of the Hudson.

Produce auf 'eur'ry Nfrc'arsss arilisk Ns,s Yst
81 finrs Lire, Z Jon SsnfrsorS- Boz, faS, a..
RsHsseiiear-i2 l5 this o0 hsf do four N Hoyf =
as hh. DO 10 DO .hpsaa Dows Dary So ~ 80.
n y Cary.
on Troy Irus. Psps Cafhn-porrs Nsnr,,-g1qt,i-
ssuf Calm. =. Lei ard. Adams Cos - 90 z -
ran. IS " rhcrr flg q kegs batter Ksnt Po,-S
90. 5 kss. 90 KEENAN,. Gard A CO. s. hbs srpfe. ,
CLARK hhs ashes LOOMS Fuller, cks ciee.. 4 =.
go Lgdl1n A. Co. j, ke.- 5 tabs batter Boyc-
Irov and Ertr Io-.5,af Linz. 4 e. Irff-flrrf- AZ r..
T.1--O7l bushels " heat johnson
>.rarsns Of-nsf1 Lfse u taflH s t7iIr O. >4-.r,.
los bis fcur pc~s Cary. 500 bags sai n F.tr-
O.. ls hAs cheese Darling AteItsau.
>.as I,ar-- Bat .idrra--ai bss theess fsf,ss n.
Ksv. bh.css. DO hb''srp'es Colfoo ~ ihs bs''.,
: Reed. ~ d. bb. EGGS Van Ns'cn; y ttl. p-.sH
F.fan Co. lJ pkxs butter p hxs - chs chsese Arnss
C.rs 4 c.. l8 bxs CAS- DO Harlbai a Bard "a. 4,
>oufhWorth fatchieli Beach. bo.s epples IsUns
as cheese Conan. Hopkins GO.
Nrr. iaIt ani Gr1fers 4ifs Linr, yf1iff Sill ha.f
BRNNM-5l BIS four Bows GlI'ean' bis ashes
>uyd.m. Reed { g. do Bradnef Co' 4 10 herhcr 4
Olnstead
NJ. Yort asd Scneca Fails Ii1s. = - Pa'aser bf ,
Ngtfrrf- 80 tbi. four Slyfam SAGE Co u ffs 80
Conan. Hopkins a CO, "a bxs cheese IA Mason ~.
sshesJ Cobb
nor ,.8 u fsfcrs Lake Boat ffar. ~ Rlr-R'1f pa
Nf-ti-..rs bn.h wheat ID Johnston, q bb's -four "
Rice. 3 sess butter Dsfer. MillerN g.
Tor AID Nfciis1a Iasr Boat if4r. 4 Utsfr Co.
Boat D ID flnbcrf-6S bush corn Wheeler Co = -
bread.tua Irish Relief Com
Slfre Lise- Boa Horace Grse.cy--p'o bushes cora
tlurcfwar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

GRAIN-Ite MARKET 70 Wneaf q f,eacy "ithout
much o-ering We oote = sale u l.J.O bushels ONO
mixed III. AID 400 DO red Ne Orleans for Inps
a. 10 cts Gsre.oe 10 held At -. Cora Ma In demand
.nd bad sui AZ Advancing ienceucy The sAies were
- 20 bush At &c for heated, ooeooi Tor mixed
o. g Tor iello1 s1a nisa mixed The market Closed
arny. Rye Il scarce sales , so bush NJ sc. Lite
" % Barley oH-rirx Oats improving. and ea-soes
sod today A. s. az eta
WHisKY-Tne market 10 2sr2sc for oohs, according
L. cn 1n sales 80 bols and IS Drudge cssks al -.
PROyIslOSs-Tre movement We gave nrmstcn Of
last week is resulted IN advance Of about dollar
per Dol IN Pork. rather more On arss inAn 90 rhine =
Tne ..l-s t,ssy have been 20oo 10 $50 o5s tife
IA = for Me-. md 10 50el07 IS for Prime showing an
fmcrovsmen, in both descriprioo. sale of 200 IBIS
Pnn. waz reported 81 81. Sales 30 bbs sois OF - So
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~ We ame SUPPLEMENT to day, on rh'es

VT We isss, SUPPLEMENT 10 day, on rh,ct
,cI BE- found most ,aferest'Hg narrative ty VII
LIAM L. MAckEszE, Of has raader,ngs N and g.
cape fros. Ca~oia, f"gtire from the ia'o after
the explosion Of the Rebellion II ls37-s al'o an
account Of fk< iast meeting N Rochester ~ taror ~
a GE.EKAL MA>UFAcTUEISG LAW. nth me he'''
iHi,ons and portion Of The torc'bie remarks o. D'
KELSEY ~ adpooaey Of the MEASURE. f0r nc Jo'-
,.,r oe hare for some tco ceeks for The later joT
ouer eek teen ra,nly trying to make room IN our
regular issue. 4 great "amoe' nv
xEsrs. Arranged for eosy reference ""' "'S" "
found an the Supplement-
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New-York Legi,Iature-srEeiAL ssssios.

SENATE. .ALBAST sept - I'm
The bill to amend the General BANKING la"
was reported with g recommendation mat Inc
Senate disagree - the amendment OF the House
striking out the first section By which t. = S''o~'
were 70 be received as security for circulating notes
.ba, the Senate agree 20 the amendment taxing
the actual CAPITA Of the Free Banks and the notes
of;,5ividual bankers The bill was farther amend
"a bv providing for the taxation Of the surplus cap
ital Of the Free and Safety Fund Banks. and Of al
persous engaged in banking. The Senate agreed
70 the report Of its Committee and lad The OH Oh
the table.
The question on agreeing to the Amendments on
the Free Bank Bill was not taken, there not beng
quorum in attendance
The bill Incorporating Charitable and Religious
Societies was passed.
Farther debate was had on the Par Redemption
Bill. ..v
The general Insurance bill was passed also, the
hill for the establishment Of Teachers Institutes
also the bill re alive 70 the Clerk Of oyer and Ter
miner and General Sessions in New York City.
The bill appropriating the Surplus Revenues OF
the anals was taken up in Committee Mr.. SILL
amendment to reduce the appropriation 70 the
Erie Canal 70 $500 900, applying the balance to
the lateral canals. was rejected section was
added requiring enlarged liitlecks to be built be
tween Albany and the junction. A motion to IN
crease the appropriation east Of Syracuse $4,000
was lost The bill was not disposed Of
BREIK Is THE CAsAL.-The Rankin Lock at
Little Falls has given way 1t is said It Will take
eight or ten days to repairit-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

~ IsDfCEsrlos, WAX SERyEs, LowsEss " efinil
sc.-Hrlghfs Indian Jegsia5i, Pills = neiugt- 'ii
therefore certain tor az Kinds Of dese.
because they mpletey cleanse tie stomach AID 100
Of those bilious and corrupt hgmOfs which nj az
paralIxr snd weaken The digestive organs BAT Ns ~
cause Of We4k nerves. low spints, &C Jrsifs isf@
Tsgsfsb fss are all direct purifier 81 the bo< al
therefore not dolly lupart health and cneeIslat y -
nnd BIT eve lie ard yigor The -hols Isat
f-rrare IF 'oNsteg fsifs.--Ibe public cssiicess
astls' te many spurious medicines, Which IN oiosf /.
deceive are called By names similar 70 ByTsH' hseN'
Isget.be Piis -
The only original and genuine lndiaD Neseiaoe ~
have tie sgnafure Of WILLIAM WgisHT, rf'-ien We
pen The Top label II each box None other .ft seh41
and O. counterfeit this '. forgery -
FoI sac wholesale and retail a. the ss~-fone1N
~. SfeeusIch-.t
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Things In Phiindclphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, sept

tIffTFV ILItI-6
PHILADELPHIA, sept. > 1917.
The Cotton Market IS rather upon the decline
300 bales chsnged hands to-day ~ ic below last quota
tons Flour !. rather better fresh ground stsndsrd
brands are held At s. IS. Corn Meal sales hsye been
made ~ g. 81 for Penus Rye Flour readily commands
a. Wne.t-aood Southern IL held IT ll26 ll5c hear
of no ,ales Rye il wanted At 1915. Corn is with
out demand II o6d6rc Osts not quite 90 brisk lot
Of southern brought 39d4o c,s. Grocere.some sales
have been made Gay but on private terms Whisky
small sales 1T 26925c.
The movement. ~ the stock Boards indicate better
feeling 10 III. money market The ssles were
Fir,f Board-23OO PenDs o., bj 20. 100 Lehisn Coal
scrip - so Peuna s., ~ 400 Heading. f&o Jn"'
9i3t zoo Govt Loan 6s % cap lO5 - flemin ston
Copper I5I; 1000 Lehigh &C. ga 50 Kentucky B-nk'
b5 -i5 Is Morris Canal l3f.
Ssoond Board-5l0 Wilmington X, %. s7t. - Fiem
ngton Copper. lo-l5i 100 Govt Loan o' o. lO9isi
7,l Girsr6 Bank b5 I2t ono Camden s. Amboy kR
b ,nds 100. Pha & Trenton RR. 1901 500 Penna os
.-i 500 Reading Bonis b5N'5. 3D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

STOOD oS HER POsITioS.-The following ciFcam
stance which occurred r-e-aty 10 our community .
- -, sxxrnu- q assertion % position hat &c
hsxs ever be.rd ci A iivin--~e ned 10; sAy ~no,
sue- II tnsf ~ Is efninen.y god rnsn II our riiJ
cs-o recently % serasick lazy o~ioo- " a' 80
n-ss oy f-u.l- cousin woo VS. sso mn o-r OF .
sane cousr~s.aon he minister prayed -itn ne Al
actd oa- .nd osing eosuzsni Of the kndaess OF tee
ecc.in A. a.oasnt Toe La In MS prayer. 10 biess AS
.erpsat no I'd IN % and and Christian . nanoer,
w.sshed over tn- afflicted lsdy- Ios cousin Withdrew
fortc ~n from ais corzressron asserting A. the same
tine that abe would rs hlrn know 'ns Sssn yoody
sc-vs.sl - Louis Rsvulle.
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Dusincss Notices.
LEARY 90. HArTERs.

m dHisms. lrf7. Fashion fer Gsfie'teHs hfis ~il
b., in,ru duced on Friday. sept 3. TIE hdct 6Es
Hai, We are now manufacturing will er'hrsce uPensa,
improvements recently perfected b Vs sod In soNS
and elegance OF style walbs vnequaed by sny hereto
fore oaerd They viii be readily distinguished ~ ias
nap which when agi,ssed by The Az becomes de'Aeeet
into delicate AMI graceful ss fo'ioni ies,uFs esss
sc,eri.c of the choicest quslliy OF genuine Beaver
.,,,, yon., ~ Y sns - isl7 su2i
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OurRA6Es BY AvE-HUSrERs.-The Butler
(Oho) HhiS give toe following account in substance, OF
sttscks made upon Mr. Msrshals family OF Cranberry
township and that Of his Ia Pine township by a
party of slave hunters numbering about dozen, head
ed nv ex sheriff Rsiston, Of lndsns County Ohio.
They demanded 20 zee Mr.. Marshall, and were in
formed that he absent business ia Ae- hAuy Co
ak barreed revolver then placed Al the breast Of
Mrs Marshall Hnd threats msde that she would be In
stsntly murdered il she did not diyulge the hiding
places of the slaves Mrs. Marshall who exhibited
great frmness replied ihst there no ssves shout
their premises II gang then ransscked toe house. and
out buildings. accompanying their proceedings with
threats of personal violence To the nmstss The alarm
spread through the ueghborhoOd and large number
of persons armed with rides began TO assemble. At
which they took the alarm and decsmPud thresenins
however that they would soon return win much
stronger force and carry their threats into execution
Previous 10 visiting Mr. Marshall the gang stopped AZ
the house Of bic James q Msrshsi. la lint town
bp Allegheny County where their conduct Was Of the
moot outrageous character. The wife OF young Mr..
Marshal was confined 10 bed BY sickness. and the tx
ci,emeu, caused by their conduct has produced con
sequences that may result mos, seriously The gang
slso attacked Alexander Gillespie. VIM MMsfiin and
John DumbsTt who were on their way 10 Mr. Marshall
on business ard threatened 20 blow them through.
without sssisuiug any ressOn for their violence They
al been prov ing through he DeishbOrnood for shout
two weeks previous 10 the attack upon Mr. Marshall
house and hsd committed various ouirsges Al the houses
Of other citizens Of IN. township Warrants hsve been
Issued for their apprehension.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

In ,sir Hs-,gaa from Canion- Mrs hin,nan, 81, a.,
sreu and servant Rev Dr. Dssan, Capt haioins' "'
J : sullivan. . -, II =, t4......,,
81 Swensen. Miss swensen hf "Aiaei' a'' | "
sfecrlSe- ~ In, D,-.er Mr.
f-rr. Barnes Ms sarah Barnes. Mr Alfred NilNin'oi
M b., llasagty M Chss >her.od' aud 40 steei'se
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

Cgtxrss JU~N-wc perceiycth,t an Easlish clc~ h,ts
bsr engaged .ni placed hoard tae JUNK ~ nsNs.s
- =, Fr.l.ns La place 81 the Cinnamon who are e. 80
S,isrs Home The vii hnd be- rtlA,r incouve.
,rt Il, .f.s, tn the hunks occupied hl iNf itraufr
b, So .sp,.s fh@y =. ill De well paid iQf le.ns Ih,
.sn af leaving which convincts ~ th4t te Jens ia
MOI remain here many days ongcf 90 ana zee Der yea
have not vef done
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PORT OLE NETWORK.

Shin Cyxnet. Dearborn. Canton, Cary CO.
Bsrks Peter Demi, Pickett, sasannah Dianthe, Brown
Keuuebec 49,
Emeiiue. Mauwanng. - MARKS sc, = d Huribut 3 CO 7
Frances Williams, Turks Island, smith Co holu
ia Etchb.fyrf franklin Creole, Whifcombe George
town, r. d Wolfe. Sturdevaut Norfolk, W W Prau Co ;
Isabella HELEN, JellaTd, SlsaL
scLr. Lincal' Taunton; Aeriel Correctly Jersey Haf-
bof Goodhue 4 Co sexune swane. Baltimore Dia-
mouc Avery, RsppaLaanock Amphbias. Leech, Phila-
De ptia Jula Eliza, II s0e-, Wilmington Smaley,
salem
sioop Warren. Thompson, Ne~-Hsyen.
Balge " hale, 5keeleT, Philadelphia.
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ship Ho,gqaa. Palmer, fa Canton le Aaer JGne p.
with teas, silss, A. 70 Low Brother Wa eecsim-
cd on lava e q dsi passed Cape OF Good hofe Aas 10
arrived a. - Helena Aug q len q len a. - Heent
whaling brig Anua~ AM Of MatiaPoi'et - months cut -"
bbs sperm exchanged sigHas with ferD-aden Amer
can ship slsndlz for anchorage az - Helena showing
q clue snd red az, with BAL 10 tne esnteI So,
4 Cuion Experienced zht winds I'm me- % SNE sept
Is lsf - a. ~ long a - W spoke an Enssh ship in
Quebec for Liverpool, could MT understand her
tosd bound " Quebec. The took pilot ath = A ST.
Sap KaihAnae Jaes.on. stafford la Amsterdam, Aug
- 90 Nce Co eept = a, ~ ~, long ii, spoks sap
Commerce Of and FOR PhsGe phz, fn LyerpOo At ~ IS,
lons 81 ~ spoke Br BAH Olive Branch from Plymouth
~ith sbip Westminster hence for Loncon same time
passed ship NTH black cross an fore and uain topse,
,b5p Memphis. Bunksr I'm Liverpool 18th Aas with
mdse " W Nelson. Mr. Walker cabin passenger, and
sH,o Amsss Meterrsa 81 d. n Liverpool, with
nldse, q hinzslznc Co. "a sept lat 70 onz -
81, IN heavy rolled away iopsaAn, mast. and main
tor.a vsrf on p.sszEe o1L JAY ~. Anton Duseu,
man tell overheard aud va dEowaed ID sept at j 81
ong 81 spoke chip Brut1s I'm Calcutta for Boston "A d.
Bsrk new Ed~ln Augustus, he4ker, d. fun PoTtsnc
vitE saxsr 70 master 4sfh ilst, . A N, Of South
shoais ss steamer " .shiazou hence for Bremen soins
l. railes an hour s2ils al i1rled-
BlTs l.sac Mssd, Brown ds fm Savannah, cotton to
Denl
~ sissrsss passengers, % Woodhul l. Minum-
Bns Neonia, Ha.lss, d I'm CALAIS, with humber, q
Smlrh boYutgr-
..ifh nagsi stores. % K Blackwell 1 Co.
sehl Azoi COOK, I'm JscE3e ID sept, With Loswood &c
o. Naso1 Left American vessels. come ma tie Hoo.
>atuIlsy foir gaze the Lower Bay sth .nst
the sni Of cub4 spoke schr Frenoat, Of North iaf
u.ou Oh. hence for Boston.
BELOW
shir Cafhsnne, Herbsrt. IN chaieston-
Bns Logan. Of wl.cAssett in sidney, with coal
Also b. bTis I'm W sesor, ~ - with plaster, &c.
SAILED.
Steamship Britannia b. Tor Boston Ships Un0n Il
Orleans Plsto toT Euf0p- Cri.,ovsl, Colon Havana
/ ChAf.sstoe, =, Lyle. bans Ehla ,swsJ ior Ll.bol
And others
MEMORANDA
The ship LoGls PhiAPPs, ior HAVE alchOged q. the
W ,pit, lzSf a-xht
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Markets. Carefully reported for The Tr'bu"e-
JIM r,-v.,.v SAINT D

TUESDAY S~pt =
AsUEs-The market for Pearls has gone up ~ w.
Win ,.e. 30 bbl. Pots 80, with moderate In
qury -, ., tot,.~. ., ,asi.
he continues snd the sales have sgsin been 20 the eA
tent of 1910 bales Prices are cent below tnOse cur
r.n, on saturday last The business contnues 10 De-
3ne for export 70 France and the Continent Win some
fss sales % manufacturers
FLOUR AND MEAL-Thore wAs lees demand today
for Flour aud the tendency Of the market "ss down
aard The receivers rather anxious ~ sell ana No
hiuk tee market 10 % per bb lower on sound oescrp
non, than Yesterday Tne receipts arr % TAR extrn, -
me al. are OOO 10 400 5os At oOeo u2i Tor Old
Western "a as T. tor new 73do "a Tor Ssossee.
me quantity obad and doubtful Flour On the market y
large some $3.50 nbs snd taese descriptions were
offered lower sour quoted at - - . unlnspectrd
f-7lrx5 with s.ies 10 10 500 Dos 10 cO1tnern We
rear N but lifte doing sales % lew hundred DDS
p,..rshurg Al a. Meal l. IN moderate demand Win
So. OOO Dol. Al ~. - tor the East Jersey Il -
R,- Flour 81 o. III with sales 80 9os new Jersey a.
fl.,
By the following valuable Itstemeut prepared Tor %
bx our ri. nds the Ercafag J0zrn6 IRON the books
Of the Canal Department our resters VIII De enabled
~ trace the proxress OF receipts 81 tide water week %
week IL viii b. that ihs falling % since June las
been very large M. H. i,
Sslrs>.f Of R,csipts Of Brsadssf a Tss Hatr ~ Cd!
10 Caaals of lhis SlstS dlrias esca rees u NarSa
fi,- 10 f,r.rrk urssk III Septcu5u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

-. As usual ma the region Of the sun and with ne
punrtuatv OF the seasons has prepared splendid ,oes
OF H,rs tor the Fan Fashions, which he invites Che "oii
10 examine Ever on hand 10 endeavorng 70 please 10
public be can safely recommend his Fall supply A. ais
ausled Ia beauty and richness The science OF uana'
ins Ike other sciences progressive and he h's 'a'
some improvements IN the adapsion Of bats 70 tle bead
which cannot TAI, 10 please the most iasd'ons eoano'
,-nr, H,, hats are emphancsy Fall hats o. he has isa
n the prices by presenting better article At me oa e'P
-. - teod'
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Appointments by the President.

C0nsuis If The United STATES.
JoHx NcPHERsoN Of Virgins. for the port Of Genoa
HuGH KEENAN, Of Pennsylvania, for the por, Of Dublin
CuAELEs nuFFNAGLE Of Penusy lvsnis for the port
Of Gale
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BIZ Nm. n Franklin & Sons story brick house end
lot corner and seventh ct ID ONO " OVO
DO do a Seyenthst 81 $500, $500; DO Do = sew
.nth..t 25xe0 5000; 3 do do 4o Seventh st 2oxlOJ
A. Geo. lots on First avenue sixth 81 zach ~
loo 10 each 450O do SiNthst near First avenue
2Jx90 TO- s. no each $500 DO donear the iast SANE
.ze g. 375 Do do 25x-l6 S. 35O do DO next above
the last same size s. $50 each, $500; do DO on Az
emu. A near Nin,hst 20 9xll3 $3.50; do on second
avenue. near sxth-st - 3xloO s2950i do do near
Tenih-st 25xi25. $3.50.
By Jams Coe-4 lots sixth avenue near One.hun
dreth and s.veuthst . 2xlCO each 1877 20 escn soV
ots adjoining last size, l2 20 each 10 gore
Iot admitting Sl6l slots Onehundred and sixteenth
q near Sxth-ayenge with lots on rear on One nun
drad and seventeenth each 2JxlOO II 81 each ssf
lo,s on One hundred and sixteenihs, adjoining last
win LOT. on rear Onehundred andseven,eenth ct
earh 25xlOO H. as each $50 lots on one hundred
and sx,eenth-st Dining last with three lots on rear
On Oo- hundred and seventeenth ~ each 2JxOO -lVu
sch 5000 lots on Onehundred and sixteenth 81 near
., running through 10 One hundred and seventeenth
- ui,h buildings thereon. each j5x2OLll, $40 10,
On seventh avenue corner Onehundred and sixteenth
- 252xiOO $50; lots adjoining on seventh avenue
same size SIS each 49, gore lot adjoining slVOi
l,.on OoehunIred and sixteenth st. near seYen'n ave
nue. with lots on rear, each 25SlOl, so each sl'<-
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~ Campbelrs bard - Ethiopian serenadef' rsusn
ev.ry one who can apprec.s good mcsic % eaF thea
A. musicians aid No-ass iu their nf. they hesf re
tbsr esu.l and what pa. also scced sres'y a. their
f,fion i the far 0l their having excluded 81 val
s,fy and low e.is lrom their periofmances eha's,
terisc which has too eeneftf n''h ii'
L. rsn be- heard without the fear o hff' te ear rs'ii
bv rs1ad Joke Obscene SONG The 'ffnehns also sac
leave this week that the many admirers % t
,p,nv should hear n mind Great Western. Pee for
~. and othe rforer, also appear fo rafcasrs
nh. a.n adNerl- .nmNnls
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Bv TELEGRAPH to The Tribune.
N New- FROM the Arm,

fHILAnKLPHIA sept. =, l-i-
Nothing south Of Augusta. Passengers direct
from New Orleans say there is 10 news from
Mexico
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CO III HAig STATE Conr>n,oA. 70 nominate Secretary
State Controller, sc will assemble al Syracuse on
Wednesday Oct T. IL u Of oue Dclegate from
e.ch Assembly District the state 70 be chosen By toe
Wax voter. Of such District such the C0un
~ Committee shall direct.
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE.

~ Tusi0A Bad--H y. GeAY, sothet and tifih
ear oolv authorized Garner 10 the Twelfth Ward, AID
80 trs.f ar sahscntcrs will recognize him such. Our
former Garner unavoicaby delayed BY waiting for
and serving papers and could not or oid not always
do cs justice Omen when one OF them waniro baoy 70
49, ~. Tr,bunr he was served with Herald or True
sau lnstead Mr. Gray serves The Trbune Only.
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lhrpeTifd 'Jef1a.Iy 10 To Moo fsTs Trib.n)
TUESDAY sept, 2s.-Psr barge HAN Ssysiass-75 s,.,.
81 tnar tuiifg = ha9a tlaf uii. 70 fuhs 'rr f -. ~
Coleman = tubs 52 frks butler - hoss. W Cl.s 80
IS tubs butter - hogs tox honey 10 sheep. Cart Ir.,
So tubs = ffks butter 81 boys. Capt klng. - frts h
y hoss. Csri ThlmPson % sheep. Mclntyre Yoana
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~ Bv iadciou- system of Advertising ~ the neE'
f The country the largest fortunes have bee mhe
H ,be 9nir.e-t time II may BE- adopted conveniently
AID al PAlNfR- Agency iu the Tribune
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TRIAL AND CONVICTION FOR NCknER--The
trs of the CAGE OF toe Sls Goorst Jaos0H for The
murder If Edward NedsOn IN August lsst Commenced
before The Superior Court uo~ Ia sess 10 this city,
IN Friday noruirg ard closed at o'clock 7 on Sat
urdsy. The prisoner l. Dsgro sud tn1 murdered man
was a PequOd Indian. Th- homicide committed 10
the course OF drunken reycl II the hose OF An Old
sqaaw uAmed Betsy smith. In he tosn Of LeiyArd and
toe clrcumstsuces attending II were OF The most afro
cious character the part u the prisoner There
could be no DOUBT that the crime committed mur-
Der 10 form and the jury returned IN very
short time after rstring with verdict Of hNrd0 ~
he ta dsAree Gully Jackson i % this foul mur.
der be Is morally speaking Dot the most guilty Inc
murder ssmost solely sscriosole 10 r4n. snd The msn
who sold IL o. the murderer On Saa1ay Knowing the
character II the company aud oi The psce where u YES
10 De u.ed will be has The prcPer feelings Of bis %
ture about him. hzr1ly this poor negro hung with
Considering bimscli psrueePs In the crime Tor
which the lssl!y getty suffers.
New London Moruius News. 9TH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-29

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