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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09


to Mr. II. Z. JoNgs, Newark New-Jersey Dcar ST.
On Monday last very bold attempt was made BY soma
daring burglars to open Of ERuNcs Safes la
office, having beside the ordinary saiedoor the best
afe, secured by Of CHusg Thief Deeeor Locks $50
called an ianer door double boerron secured by
Of your smaller sized Combination Locks The lock upon
our office door and the CuUnn lock opened without
injury them In the least degree. The attempt "a orsn
your lock unsuccesfu They then tried 10 get tire
open BY cutting through the double boefon door 20
the lock- hole three inches In dismstsr through
iron OF inch thick They succeeded In
the cutting and broke and pulled ont parts Of your loes
but pleased TO say not successful in their at
tempt 10 open our safe.
The superiority Of your Lock alone saved property
and we have determined TO put one Of your Locks
upon the well the inner door Of our safe. Truly
yours, sc (sgnedD a. ; CASE co.
Trse copy J. STRONG
The iron door and ock, found n the morning, Is at
the once OF e. HERRING, Agent for JosEss Locks at
39 Watsrst where any disposed may call aud H.
o. ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

~ PLr,sE T,Ns NoricE that the several dry ;ooc'
men through Gands have concluded 70 close hei stores
At o'clock NJ commencing eth inst and ending March
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

BOARD ~ ALDERNEs.-This Board held a
meeting At the Common Council Room last evening.
George l.. Thatcher rendering his resignation as Col
ector OF Wharisgs for Fulton Ferry, Henry Oaky was
appointed In his place.
meat stall opposite tho market for John Elton 10 cost
$50 Adopted Also report 10 favor OF altering the
name Of Jackson 81. TO New YORK syenue-~hich was
also adopted.
The Market Committee reported 10 favor Of paying
Daniel Apologize $40 10 light And keep the lamps Of the
market 10 order. Adopted.
The Board after passing number OF resolutions re-
cember II, at o'clock P NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

TSrrEp Stairs NASsHAL's OFFICE Capt. SAisa Of
the b.rk IwaEoprs, irOn Bordeaux was ARRESTED 90
chsrre of sssagfng Of his with dan seroas
weapon Examination tfs iUrrnOOn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09
The LEGISLATURE.

Being enabled by yesterdays adyces to cor
rect some mistakes in our list OF Assemblymen
elected, we republish the table with corrections
as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

DUDLKr's HEIRs.-On inquiry Of the gentleman
who wrote the article In TA< 7ribUns Of the 10th Of
September last relative to the vast property said 10 BE-
left BY Mr. Dudley in England, what the date Of
the advertisement, in the London Tzes giving notice to
the heis he states that may be In the flee OF No
venoer lsss wear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

HoKRfD MURDER.-A most outrageous murder
was perpetrated In city sunday night last upon
the person OF an aged and widowed female BY the name
of Elizabeth Warren Mrs w. (sho u represented By
persons living In the negnbohood Of her residence As
very quiet orderly weil-beheyet woman) kept small
grocery Al the lower end OF Mains nearly opposite tue
residence Of r : TODD, Esq where shs also resided
alone On Monday morning, contrary TO her us1Al Gus
tom. her house which generally opened 81 very
early hour. remained closed until breakfast time some
Of her neshbors thinkiuT that 81 was not right pro
eecded - force the door. when horrd spectacle was
A. once preseuted Mrs Warren was lying dead on tbs
door with the asssssn mark Of violence upon her per
son. and large portion OF the room 10 iull blaze,
having doubt BEEN fred By the murderer ALTER tne
preparation Of bis fe purpose, with vie" 70 burn up
the body and thus conceal his crime lno nre nsSns
been exiiugulsned, an examination Of tne oo1y was
made when II found that the sknl nsi been irAc
tured BY stoke from bluni Instrument supposed 10
Be hammer which was found on the noor close oy,
and that sns had also been s;rsnget BY cord drs"n
ssounc her neck. TIE rope WIFE which ne murderer
accomplished hs purpose was aso found ssefeted Il an
uthouse IN The premises PllDder SAs doubtless The
object Of the murderer her pocket book and drawers
wsre rilet Of tlelr coutcnr she was Known 70 nasr
considerable sun cf money. An Inquest nria .n9rty
after ~lctcd nothing beyond me a1OFe ssse Ia, 70
hammer belonged 10 The shop Of NJ Peter E-iou Two
OF his negro examined, but me circumstances
not being deemed suaeentt TO IL quit eoneasvey upon
either Ct them, tney were cisehsrsed
Lexington n.y. Observer a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

The Flour market is unsettled and 10 sales
ssrs clear Mes. Pork Al Sll. Whisky In bbs l. cts
New Orleans Mossfes 80 cts market heavy sales Flax
seed s6 h % cts Sales 1900 Hogs per 100 lbs at 10
g. Ssles Hams At 10 "a cents Market generally
very unsettled on account OF the foreign news.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

Howard ST. Flour held at 80, without sales, and
Guy Mills At T. more sellers than buyers. White
Wheat Is 70 1871; red l25 and sales 10 extent 10000
bushels sales Corn % TO t. cts for white and yellow
Oats b ct. The market much depressed BY the for
eIgn news.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

A HAserxe.--Mrs Runkle is to be hung today
At wh,esboro Oneida Co. for The murder OIL ne' ns'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

ISQUEsI.-Coroner Abrahams was yesterday
called TO hold Inquest the body Of Eliza McClusky
wife Of John McCusky. OF No. l07 Furmanst. who
came to her death by accidentally falling down fight
OF stairs Verdict accordingly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

DoVsTfvL. a, yct.-NiasArs /, ST. Lawrence L.
+. Members Of the last Assembly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

Mr.. CLAWS SPEyCH-The announcement which
first reached Us through the Telegraphic Dispatch
in the Philadelphia North american, tina, Mr.. Clay
10 about to make declaration Of his views on the
Mexican War is confirmed by the following notice
in the Lexington O6serrer
"A public meeting Of the citizens of the county and
such others choose 10 attend. 10 requested st the
Court Houss In Lexington at IL O'Clock. A NJ. Ssur
dsy tho 18th inst We are authorized to say that Mr.
CLAY will address the meeting the subjects Of the
existing War with Mexico, the Conquest OF Mexico iis
AnDsxation TO the United stases, sc and will present
resolutions for tho consideration Of the meeting"
n The Express thus comments on our state
ment Of the fact that the Editor OF the leading
Wing paper in Michigan is about to set out to fight
in Mexico;
mosi unkind and unpatrioc sluT upon worthy and
able Whis Editor, Col Williams lie may misjudgc the
motive that prompts him TO take command the Meh
gan Regiment, but who knows HIM can doubt thai
the motive - pure and anselnsh. .,A. u,,..A.,
their voters"
Precisely so, And the reason why the Wings
had no proper organic alton and made no ade
quate effort the unfortunate position Of their
leading organ with regard to the War. They did
not see clearly whas they rer 10 rork for, and so
sat with folded hands and saw the Election go by
without an effort Had TON CoRwiN been Sen
stor from Michigan we should have seen differ
en-, sort OF struggle and a different result In
stating these obvious truths we cast no slur on
Col Williams. We esteem him as man and an
Editor but IL 10 nevertheless true that aspirsnts
for Military commands in Mexico are mex fit and
Efficient Editors Of leading Wing papers in the
present crisis We need not travel 30 Detroit for a
strikiug example Of this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09
The Whis Msjcritiss.

or Tho Boston Post of yesterday publishes
letter from Caleb Cushing. accepting the nomins-
tiou for Governor OF Massachusetts He expresses
himself delighted with the honor conferred upon
him and labors to convince his new friends thar DC
IL A. rood Looo.Foco a. the best Of them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL
Thing. In Philadelphia.
cc-rsspoaaeuee Of Ire tribune
~. - -. ~


PluLApKIPHiA Nov. --P. ".
There has been quite scene Of excitement to
DAY ID the lover part of city sni tn- Disilei ~
Moyamsnsng 10 seems thsi pssti di-e' . ne
what resembling The snip isTsr has been f-ns IN "a
kers- Nuyauersirz between i arJfi aro ,afrntl -
Quarter occupied - the most beet Of cur 1~ c0or-d
poyu .fi0u TIE Board Of Hss;n lad TcPof'l w
fscts o. the Court Of Quarter sessions ani u Ait-nhon
Of the Grand Jury having been called - y u -le
Al ocia visit aud ordered ;hs Injected oltct - oe
boar-sd and All the tnsnts q remove lbs Flsi 20
the Grand Jury crested quite isrm-1i elns os v 20
Oh not shi.y understand s Oblect 10 ne mean uN-
Mf. william J. Mullen, gentleman ever iofrfosi ~
deeds Of philanthropy DESTROYS OF provifins some ten
porary abiding place for those taken from tnrF nou-s
TOOK many Of them % the C0iOrec lcmp-rahce hsl'
which "a within the limits Of the city proper nose
taken % this place al vel but tie Hni' sn1 col
ored nei.hJ0rs made obj-ctons from lear on tnr us
ease and the excitement for some hours Nn ihrnse
There being serious riot ihrea.eocd the M1JlF Ahl
sheriff were called upon. snd promptly r-sponieo
They forbade the occupation OF TIE premises a conie
plated by Mr. Mullen and finally al were sent 70 ne
Aims House. This Is bu, brief paragraph oi e naP
Ter In district life. You can hardly nsss an ileA
what squsid misery exists 10 some parts ~ hoysnen
sing. II hsid where philanthropy has made many
ezerlons but ne~ cases spring Up -s iAs' A oiu Tn
race Of Deucallou.
Society hods he celebration this evening u tn
Cbiness Museum. on which occasion ~ hev bfncp
Hughes will pronounce ar Egiogy "a Daniel y connei
The market for Flour l. rather more scuve rtu oll-
fair brsnds some more were taken a. - y. 20
bbls good straight brands At - which Is about tn
market price. Whssi-20oO bushels inferior 90 emu
syvsnis and good Delaware taken AZ li0 snd lS
cent. Corn Meal Il offered st 81 80 Nothing doins IN
Cotton inquiries have been made but holders are
rather shove buyers Sales Of Wh.ssy In hhd' - and
b5ls 80 cts
The Transactions ~ the Boards todsy we're numerous
Frsf B0dra-2OO New-Jersey Copper Co =; LVyo
Reading RID BIDS IS 6ai. a 900 Penn g sd. ~ 90
O. : Treasury Notes o. 100! LOCO Government Loan
- o. essh, 1921 90 8 Navigation o. o. 90 olO O.
rard Bank - lO.
seooad Board-l40 Lehsh Coal Scrip. e. % Reading
Rrd ut 1000 q. : Treasury Notes - cash lOCf 20
government Losn IS o.. 1927 u n Bank kentucky
o 10 Girsrd Bank 10. 100 Reading horts BIDS. ois
90 Penn g. 5ts. y: loo Penn 90 ST l0fleming
- Conner 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

HOTEL RoBBED.-The room OF Edward Pink
ham at the Franklin Hotel entered, bis trunk bro
ken open snd valuable suit Of clothes stolen there
from by some daring rogue, Sunday night early
yesterday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

The Supreme Court to day gave It's decision on
The question Of the late License Lsw and pronounced
il unconsiluioua on the ground ths, the Legislature
could not delegate ts powers Of legislation % the vote
of the people. Judges Coulter and Burnside dis'ented
from this decision.
Our markets sre much depressed but the mornings
operations DO not afford fair indication Of the eject OF
the steamer news
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

~ We understand that in consequence of the
general favor with which the Sacred Music Socie,ys
performance of the Ors,oho Of Elijah was received
A. the Tabernacle last evening the Society has decided
10 repeat II IN few days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

" HAYDocK the ex woodsawyer, will speak
on Temperance at 81 Lukes Buildings, corner OF Grove
and Hudson sts on Tuesday evening 9TH inst. and
Wednesday evening. the 10Th, al ihs Sailors Home
Oiher interesting speakers will address the meetings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

BUFFALO. Nov. 6 lef7.
There is no news stirring Of Importance The
weather is warm and rsiniDg-the general market IL
dull Flour sells today 81. the receipts are larger
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

NV MUslc.-We have Just received the " Jen-
ny Lind waz" published by q. 7. Kinney, 7J7 Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

CouRr on COMMON PLEAs-before Judge Ulsnoefer.
-Edaerd Foz 70 Hezry haSss Action Of repievin 10
estou 70 bakers wagon leit b. Mr. John Martin with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

PHREsoLosY-Mr. Fowler commences a course
Of lectures on this science in Railway N. this evening
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-11
JOHN II. GUSTS
hSr he MA
To the People OF Richmond.

IL - surprising, alter all which been said and written
OF the manifold advantages and benefits which your city will
derive from constructing the Richmond and Danvie Rail
Road that ie has been done for advancement by
YOU 30 Heak the e1erton, and few the steps taken
increase the subscription to the stock.
j. II that still dOu bng the resources of our eoun-
Try II your knowledge Of that county does not saisy
yol let Us appeal TO TO review again the which
NJ lunsta presented TO meeting held IN Richmond
Monday, the 22d OF March last and which he
10 place IN such strong light leave shadow Of
doubt upon your minds Or is il that you are satisfied with
the present wealth and trade Of your city If So were
better no other appeal be made toyou! But
ed 10 believe that Roanoke and Yadkn oroducs
which would certainly find its way your and
stores would be uey acceptable TO every business man in
Richmond. What say the Grocer, the Dry Goods man.
the Tobaccons the Shipper, the Forwarding Merchant
IL s scarcely necessary 70 say that the completion Of this
Road viii enhance the value Of property in Richmond
u how incumbent upon your ctiz ems 10 subscribe 10 ia.
stock, and use oil their influence and eGeron 10 make 10
the same Not only should motives O self prompt
quick and determined action obtaining subscriptions but
the love OF home, he boosted pride in your Virginia
should summon all your influence and what means you car
invest, IN behalf Of ts advancement
Danvles very life blood depends upon tho succets OF
this Improvement and she has been expected TO set an
ample 10 her subscription list What has been the RESULT
Only twenty thousand dollars have been subscribed
by which has thrown damper upon other places which
previously had determined do more than they have done
But the people Of Richmond and the country aware Of
the history Of our town for the last years s sad re-
verses Of fortune, IT, crippled and dapdated state they
would acknowledge we have done WELL and would with
more readiness subscribe to larger Of stock.
u is said that - Hooking up" Alas she can
look no other way Completely posratod her resource.
Of avail her splendid advantages lying in
ideness the greater portion Of her men overthrow
by the msOftuDes OF past yearsdown upon her back he
position requires her to "ook up" We appeal 10 the
thy aud business portion OF Richmond TO assist u.s. W,
ask you ns the "hofd run merchant asks Tor loan TO NEE
an emergency; and re uiH pay you back feR-JoId
ls asserted by the most competent udges that the aye
upon this Road will pay wo-thfds Of ts wear tear an,
expenses some soy moreohers loss but oil agree
believing that the stock Will pay a repetition Of adyan
iages which must naturally from the improvement
10 question s almost unnecessary. My only desire BE- u
arouse, possible, the people Of the duty ghic
they justly the advancement N the interests of ei
! town. thef state ana NOR country. FALLS.
Danyi.c, Va June sth, l-f7.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-11

~ The New Yoti Journal Of Commerce illustrates in
brief but striking manner the Inconvenience and eost
ness OF the sub-Tressury scheme. The Government il
has large to psyn New Orleans while its money
is in New York. The discussing officers therefore, give
drafts the treasury at Washington which drafts are sold
in large sums a, per cent discount "Ths (says the
Journa) l. much loss the citizen claimants and so
much injustice the part OF Government and all from the
operation OF that miserable abortion OF political
the Sue-Ireasury the old. safe and cheap had
been continued the would have been paid any where
and every where, the convenience OF Government
might have required. Now have got expensive and
dangerous machine Just TO do mischief"
The Journal Of Commerce is friendly to the Admnisus.
linn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-11
Now Rnnks.

We have received number Of new publications recent
ly earlier notice Of which has been prevented by other
engagements. Among them the following.
a Grammar OF che English Language, adapted TO the
School. Of America" by Joseph x Chandler E,q the &c.
compshed editor Of he Philadelphia O. s. Gazette. Some
years since, MI Chandler crowned the Grammar
King" by the common consent Of Doe coempoafes aad
We have no hesitation n recommending h book o. one Of
the best Of he class. Il Tor sale by Messrs BALL ,R-
| BOLD & CO.
Walker Dictionary" improved edition, On fine %
per- cent to us by the pubIshers, Gregg Elliott & Co., o
Philadelphia through MIA q. PrypLrr1s, Of whom it ma,
/ be obtiined.
From M,ssrs. Nlsu & woopuoual We have received ,b,
| following:
l. Voyage up iho uyer Amazon, including a fesdeoe
| at Para by VIM. H. Edwards we'll written sketch ,
. most interesting portion Of the American Continent
Hillside and Border Sketches, with Legends of tb
Cheviou aud the Lammermur by VIM ~ Marvel
Beautiful stoucs.
Prevention better than Curc or The moral want. d
the world We live "a; by Mrs. Ellis A work well ad,r
ted 10 the times from pen always devoted 10 tho arneo
ration Of socal evil and the iucucauon u sound mof.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-11
BY The Lieutenant Governor. =
PR &C l. a NATION.
II INFORMATION having been recetved

II
murder has been committed County Of Roekbrds. I'm
this State by named John HAYsIET VINO has suee lied
nom Justice and therefore hereby Of
fer reward OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS TO any person OF
persons who shall apprehend Hayse ard deliver
MN Ho the Jail Of Roekbudge county aud do
all officers civil military request people OF the com
on~eaih generally IN their best procure
rest ofthe said Hays, that he may brought To istee
Given under hand aetnG in the alb
~ ssnee Of the Governor from the Government and
under the Seal OF tb at Richmond
49, this. ninth day Of June, in the esh
hundred and foyeven and OF the Commonwealth
y-fnt r. # DANIEL.
HAysei described medium eight OF ten
ebes hghskn darG and and
bow legged and with slight soop .ps
when talking and especially Influence OF strong
drink Of which he very fond supposed gone
sesto OF he river IA.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-11
NOTES ON PIANO FORTES,
foR ny
DRINkER a. NORRIS


BookscIicr~, statlouer~, and Dcnier, A., p,.,
h0rtes, Music, &c.
w ohCESiEk'S name n Piano Forte
Msher 10 familiar In this county i'm Commercial,
with the late house Of s,oda Dunham in
as exclusive nni'her OF all Instrument. BY them
" SAN anu superior "orhman,hp which M. on
Instruments viii not only all the quIi,, of
onS asa io them IN comparison with other makers, fair
,a and We are satished nom Of
ana other. who have purchased Of verdict OF
Measure ,ho.s ,ha, prices are the .m a.,,,
man IN New YORK. Ufee OF all Richmond and
rom 10 TO 20 ct cheaper priee. usually @
those Of stodau Worcester 4 Dunham's make. "
should they not rtove To be, amer xd OF
roriy the purchase money viii be 6nj,s
be s,etn'ed to the entire satisfaction of purchaser
We beg TO refer To the cd te,,imt Mai.
| PIANO FORrES..--We gladly fake the nj,
Portuniy OF IN. present great esneoue Of .,y,n.. -
to speak OF the Piano Porte. Mr. wores,er bavin. n
lessor Of the piano forte and by applied n NJ
W. and we are happy satsacton n, IN onv
Instruments but fortunately, the finish Of good
forte can stand upon their merit hieh is obvious ~,
the general Judgment and
purchasing that they will be disappointed they y Mr. Wo
a. pano. The one which yielded 81 ESQ, Stewards ios
he Hish was OF his manufaeureNew Christian noai
| "S-'
The reputation Worcester. Piano, 4. ,ueh
o'' unnecessary now to offer
their quality Of Tone elegance Of workmanship or general
lenee. sufficient for the purpose 10 stat. h,t ,s @ @
IN any respect They mahogany and
cases from sI to seven oeaves Those good IN
-truments, which they may purchase with perfect 800
oy all means examine those OF his New Yos Mir
~
have several times called the Piano Forte
n.y. No l39, Third Avenue. Without meaning 10 write M
again remark upon one OF the good quate, MIR woresc
ease with which the player bring their line
tone There something plcasnt sound Of piano
unuet hdy sioueh should throw male despair
when he contrasts his hers, and 6nd. hne n
ted As bring every hars and braEsn sound an The
The difference may be owing that womanly
avoids every thing jarrng noohs ny too aHy
players do hammer out melody all e
r1erion not quite the ELECT Of harmonious bek
'mth Now - hard TO abuse Mr. woreecIs pianos 30 as to
mem JaEfe and they yield lne tone readily per
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-11
IndicinI EIecIInn IN Vow YnrL-

40 election was held on Tuesday last, throughout the
State Of New York, tor Judges and Clerks Of Courts Ds
uio' Attorney Sc the Empire State having resolved TO
ty the ha1trdoul experiment Of popularity elective Judi
oiav We ere yet without iuI returns except from tb,
city of New York, aud from st point only Of the vote
Tor -four lodges Of the Court OF Appeals and The reader
cannot fail 70 be- struck With the significant circumstance
ha m On election 20 infinitely Han'ccndng importance
those local political which never fail o. draw
nearly the entire vote, much aa one-half nj
she susgans iel, interest enough IN the result 60
pos The reason ~. there "spols" to be dsubu
Ted smoug the viotos New York give shout So OOt
vosswhe less than half that number turned IN,
late election. The result for the Cou Of Appeals vci
helnr. llnna he Innrnnl Of Cnnnrnnrca