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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-23
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHiLADELPHIA. Sept. %

Correspondence OF 4 ne lrOuhe
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2z-Ph
We have most delicious weather.
The Receiver appointed by Judge Parsons mas tAktn
sion of the Saturday Courisr Office and msoe ~
uicston 70 sell the same Tue Court ordered hr sse
10 take place on the Goth of October next At the rha
delphs Exchange; and ordered II 20 be pubhshed 'or
Two successive weeks twice week In two newspaper
In the cities of Philsdephis NewYork Baltimore ana
Saturday Cagrer The paper will be issued nenceiorth
by Mr. John Z. Vogdes, the Receiver.
All the Resident Physicians Of our Aims Hoase nave
resigned Why cannot say.
Tn. Musical Fund Hall. which has been completely re
paired and enlarged seat 900 persons Is now ready
Tor public service
The Flour market Ia very dull-ihe only sale being
500 obs fresh ground ~ common brand offered al
81 without buyers. Rye Flour and Corn Meal nomi,
Wheat sAost a, zoe cents with good demand from mil
lers Corn G. 20 cents very dull. Southern Oats ~
Pennsylvabia A. Pork dropping Bacon and Lard
firm. Sales 500 bags ST. Domingo Coffee at 3. GOT. A
cargo Rio on private terms. Cotton quiet WHISKY -
cents decline
sALrs OF srocKs-Fra Board and Ift,r-5O Read b,
3lt LOCO Penn %. 900 do 50 ~ - Lenigh
scrip s7t: 100 Read So 3li 600 Treas Notes. 1915
? Mech. Bk - 80 Read 81 3li 10 Kentucky Bk. 81
20; 5000 Penn S. o. nv. II. 500 do. NV, ~ -,
Second Board aud dftG-5OOO Penn -, II; 2OO 1i-
rsrd b3. -. leo Loan, Sc ~. esp 1851 LOO
Treas 6s lOis 50 Read b5 81 7 s. Mech Bk' 81
eco Penn 5s M Kent Bk. 20 1900 Penn 90 q
4 500 C. o. 1864 $50 Grard l2l 100 Read. b,
-; 80 Morris l4i; 5000 Penn 6s ~.
PITTSBURGH, Sept. ppm
stage of ws,er hardly ehsngee, and nothing new In
business aspects
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-23

p<..<S That IL be recommended b. the WING electors
<,ts Cy ana County OF SewYork 70 assemble IN ihel
rsspectye Wards the 18th inst AZ q oeoet, Al sosn
ni.ees A. shs be- designated by the Ward Committees 'o'
X. ~ seectinz Delegates from each w ARD 70 "
sr,e 20 choose Delezste 70 represent tne
,strct IN the state Convention 70 ee held Al
"a Al 40 70 nominate candidate for Member OF Assembly,
10 BE- "a pported a the ne 1T election - NJ.
R~,eIr<d That the De esstes said District
oud and Third and sixth WARDS which shall oe hvs
Resolv<d That II be recommended 70 choose a. s So
time and place, Deezs,es from each !" so -
md Couve nominate Candidates oI
The Wards comprising the THIRD gs "a u ,,h
10 ,ft the first Second Third, Fo1rtn run ~ -, BE-
four Dsiexstss eachsnd the salo De.,so, ~ ehoose
chosen before proceeding 30 nnake ,bs ,xbol,
one Delegate from the DsHc| :" ~
number twenty-five &c.,. Q,x.rosr.t DIS.
rrIcT 10 wit the seventh. Tenth Inltteehth III ~ -
$500 =. ...c, ar Dele yates each, who are IN TX. 'sn
car 10 choose one Delegate from the Distfic' u ~ VIZ
number twenty-five o., c.x.-opt,r Dts.
,1Y - cit: the Rishth Ninth and Fourteenth 70 Sc
s, .eh snd who are in like manner 70 choose one Dei
ssste from the District - make the number ~
Ths wards composing the sUTB skrsIOkiAL W
rsIcT viz the Eleventh, Twelfth, fitteenth oiA'e-'
and Eisbtsepth. Eve Delsgsieseach
R<solrsd That said Senatorial Conventions % n,
"A 10 assemble on the 9Th day Of October next ct VI
Ct the following places: NJ,
Thu Third at the Second Ward Hotel
The Fourth at Military Hal. bowery
The fifth af the Broadway House
The sinh AZ Constitution Hsli, Broadway
j PHILLIPS PHdNlx; Cnsir u. chm
ABRAHAM X. LAWRENCh' VICE ~"
ySsIrr & s. IsnLos; Secretaries sliced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-23

By telegraph 10 The Tribune
WopcrsrrR, Mass Sept ~, a.
Dear Sp-Tbe Loco Foco State Convention met
at this place to day, aud nominated Gen CALEB
cr.y,.o, %, Governor and HESRY w. CusH'
mAs for Lieut.. Governor. Isaac Darts their former
candidate for Governor, was thrown overooaru
without ceremony. Yours,
rzr We'll. this Of Gushing is a little the queer
at nomination Wonder il they endorsed Old
80, Co. PRESIDENT Ed Trbl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-23

Our WouSDED OFFIcERs-The albany HAS
has the following, which will perhaps tighten some
heavy hearts in this City;
We have teen = letter from ofhcer In Gen scor
stsi dated At rscubsys, August % which gives some
neu OF TIE T. Volunteers (rumored by this morning
Ielegrspo {" having died Of his wounds) WAS shot
through the len calf. but doing we'll We have no
doubt tos' the rumor In question 10 entirely without
foundation
o. The writer says that Ii Lorirner Graham behaved
very CALAMITY sDd was eighty wounded Schuyler
HsmiitUn grandson OF Gen. Hamilton behaved with
great gssntry, wounded out will De on his lsxs In
fsw dsys and Lieut. kesrney wa wounded In bis lef,
arm o. severely 10 require arnpu,ston bu, 10 doing
we'll nephew OF IL Cob joseph Johnson Lieu,ep.
ant In Mssruders ss,'ery vas aned on the 18th AL
those officers are Of New-iork City"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-23

TIN CONGRESS PRINrISG.-There has been much
ejaculation at Washington whether the contractors
for the Congressional printing for the nes, Session
md or wound no, undertake the faflment Of their
.tiou alton IL has been often strongly ntimssed that
th.y would not In consequence OF certainty Of loss
they did TIE following ho~eyer. from the HasafHS
fog IgIiz would seem 10 settle the In favor OF
d,ruined adherence 10 the contract By the successful
bidders: 49,.
= Wesdell. of the arm Of Van Ben.huysen Co the
printers To Congress has We understand TAKEN nr
s,Is; ~, the corner of second and the Avenue. BE-
longing 20 L. Ward for their estaoisnment VII os
open on the 10: Of next mouth oAnmore SUI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-23

n,srrrray MIIE.-A writer in the Sun says
A.. ,,ox,,r which we comm nd TO the Alteration rot
only OF the people bat OF thu authorities
"a ,.Ieu.n, disease has been raging for q
-o,,h =, Ak waeks among the cows OF Whhsmsoufsn
and ,lso | am informed OF N.H-fork' or""Nys' r.
vberever els@ the noxious s.il 10 USED iof iooa-
disease IN Williamsburg 10 rspa 10 Us o"1.
from two 70 three days frequently ho~eTsr DEAN
r.ans within tie frat hour 10 other instances ss a.
he 7th or -th dsv What wse you 70 houes ~ "
larry TO- that the sick cows are MI sed re- w 80
si ana that this fhy stuff 10 daily sold through INC
Citv Al.o that after death the csresses OF Tue
.oli for A. 10 two men. 40 remove them 70
ng ard secluded lot vnere they skin them and ss cav
the tp,es,ines Ths bssnce they carry 20 we" '''>
covarsd m In hand cart and dispose o.
coRRycrroS in our Police report OF the iStr
inst the name Of Leonard Ellsworth "" errooeou,y
associated xiih the arrest OF the oonneys anu o.
Th- charge As-insi him Of passing coun'eriei'
.sle on Inc Qtn OF August Mr. Plume grocer ESQ nu
connection with the counterteitng srr<nk inru" -
nsutsued and upon examination oe,ols =.
Commissioner Monday last It sppesred oS 'Hs ST.,
s.nce of AID Nichols DR.. Archer. date CoronerJ Sn-
8 Ame. Geo D Peshins. Nicholas Hart and hnolr~
FtrSree ihs, NJ. Ellsworth was q, the Cnryss 90
Grand o. the day In Question (Auz ~ from ~ -
10 o'clock of the evening being detained mere WIN
Gentlemen on account Of the rainy westher mus snow
oocu,vey that could not have been the person nc
thus imposed upon Mr. Plume.
GENERAL SESSIONS WedH.dGy-Dav Bart
len ala. Kelso put his trial today Tor H
ceny In having been concerned with urorze sN
and John Allen in stealing from John Brock ~ y
tank bills ss2 30 in gold coin gold watch worth =
two gold chains worth So. together with various Hn
Gle, 81 isvelry silver ware &c worth slto masking
an property valued At 81 299 80 on the 22t o. July SIS
Tbe evidence having been heard the jury siter pre-
rou,ul,.ion rendered verdict of guilty and the Oou1
sentenced him 10 FIVE years imprisonment 10 inc S'A'
Prisou.-The Court then adjourned to Tnursdsy'
PoIIcE-John Regan Of 1861 Mulberry-st wa
arrested and locked up answer tor having stemp'e
N ,aks the life Of Constable Barber With naicnet
nnars tha, Constable Barber had occasion 10 cspose'
The accused and his family OF the apartment" WHICH me
occrpied when Regain mskingus OF some angry "oru
.sized the hschet and msde attempt to strike co'
.,sble BARBER with H. when Mr.. asgnus who nsd q
COMMANDED the siter succeeded 10 hwsrtns the dess
NJ Resau Bridget Muldoon was arrested yesiefoa
nv Assistant Capt Scstif OF the Fourteenth ware
charged with stealing lsces cspes. &c worth ~ ifo'
q r Burnham II broadway. she vas detained
Augustus. sampl. was arrested by officer Peno Oh "
renth Ward charged with stealing clock and oe'
ouilt He was detained..-.J Csdwsllsder Evans W
arrested yesterday aud committed 10 prison 10 detsu
of $500 bail for threatening ~ eowhide and All Jon
Burdell of No , Union-plsce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-23

Most Of the sugar and molssses reported above - re-
eslved eosaviss, vas originally from foreign perts
A, Boston money generally becoming easier at
the Banks and In the street Short paper and demand
loans however are the most In favor 1t present The
share msrkss during the PEST weak hes ben almost par
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-23
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL
From santa Fe and Chihuahua--aie Arrivni OF
Government specie.

CINCINNATI Sept. %.
The St Louis papers contain news from santa
Fe 10 the sh August Intelligence hsd been receSoS
Al that Mace from chihuahua 10 the lsi oi July "ncn
conveys the gratifying that very sssiactory sts.
of affairs existed there The Mexicsns adhere nsio} ~
their treaty with the traders . go. "a e.
Fourteen companies OF volunteers el, Ssu'a .od
Fort Leavenworth and the four remaining ones ~ouId
follow 10 4 week. -. q
Mr.. Love. Colonel. we think) who had charge o.
100000 10 specie funds 10 pay the army arrived ~ Sa
re on the 9TH OF August In safety. .
The companies o. returning volunteers do not average
ov.r 40 rocp Tel Phila Eve. Bulletin
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sGoius, Going, Who Bids p

The Tallahassee Southern Journal the Loco
Foco State paper Of Florida, has warm panegyr'c
on Secretary Buchsnans late Wilnot Proviso
letter. and a wheeling leader on Northern De-
mocracy, from which we make the following eA'
tract:
We would alsdly address . word 10 the Democfshe
p.,,v Ho,th-,o those who With are opposed 10
Protective sri snd National bank-couio We
10 hope tina. any thing that we might spesS
the ears of our political brethren norm OF ine
Wa would say 10 them Be - only rne 10 tns consuu
"a, nd % The South a. touching the rsns vhen in..
,n.,rpr.o, guarantees 10 her and rest assured 'na'
southern Democrats will not be iouno waning ~
don to their principles nor IN h'ey 70 .oen ~ or,
J,o1t, "a, Httnot Prociso ye. Northern DEMOCRATS VII
boldly and uDeqUivocay JOIN the cooin 10 soppos :.
her Constitutional rghts our word ior H. tne WIG p2
a, he -outb " M cease 10 EXIT Al Southern men VII
Ia found rsllying under our bsnner-every ooetnsrn
ststs will be- seen fighting with you not gny rs'
Aboiitionisn but sg.iDst Bank and Iarn- ~, III =,
ssy whether you Will srapple 70 you WV ,hSr
s,i The Democratic party Of the south or spafn 'nr
alliance and desp,se their aid !, is WHO you py
whether the Democratic party shall De un'Nu '"0 ~
vincole or divided sDd contemptois. i. u.o51,-,,
In time. past . could proudly p0fnt 20 we y p
and 1thsrrons Of Forther Democracy M
devotion 10 the Consultation and rienosnip 70 tns o.
with the AbolihOnism and oeaoy nsneu .. - a, -
dipg, ana SHADES Of Northern Whisgery, sno tni'
~ rtt their association with party IN tne NVrs
friendly 70 the South which has gwen 70 -ec,
ocracy is most powerful appeal next 70 sns neo
ne., Of i,s pes) the hearts OF me y,
ole Its ior you 10 say Tnetoer We snA 80 NJ
occupy this vantage ground 10 ,sn - The marty
,on.l Convention for the purpose o. In ~ -. - az
We say that befrsea those rho import a.s n0'e UsV III
49,, ~ Wnof Proriso there be NO UNION "e VII
800, I'D, Ire North 10 maintaining the prinepes oil
ne nsr,yout ss.uredy not II Aboliiionism 70 De one
Of nose principles And II should be rememDereo n'
no AK Of Northern Democrats no heavy sacrhce. No
impose no hard condition We seek Only Nnsi tne ,on
.,u,iop ha. guaranteed TO Shall II be granted ana
the party saved shall II be "itnneid ana Tue p''"
I lostf
~ Our Southern cotemporary need cherish no
doubts as to his counsels reaching the ears Of
o,r Political brethren North Of the Potomac 1t IS
/ no, their custum to remain in ignorance Of what
appears in The Tribune. And now brethren
/ North Of the Potomac what have you TO say 70
vonr friends Offer All the kingdoms oil the
world are a temptation, certainly and though the
price is recreancy to Principle and Conslstency'na
cannot be so very tough since the Texas exPen.
ence We look 10 see your leaders wriggle out OF
| the support OF the WilmOt Proyiso
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-23
v.,,o, ssxer in the Gulf squadron.


The Pensacola gazette Just received has letter
from Anton Lizardo dated 9th August announc-
ing the deaths Of Doctors Baohe and hearney'
Surgeons of the aeet in the Gulf and great ex-
tension Of the yellow fever among the ships OF the
squadron.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-23
New-Jerscy Loco Convention Horticultural
Exhibition, &c.
Correspondence OF The Tribune

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
TRENTON. N. j. Wednesdsy-o r. M.
The Loco. Foco State Convention for the NOM
nson of Governor for the next three years met today
and organized by the appointment OF Gen GARRETT
WALL as President
On the first bslo, DANIEL BAiSRs iaryfr OF sussex
County and the last Governor under the old Consutu
ton IN 1912 was selected. The vote stood:
For D. Hsines OF Sussex .-.--.--.---...--.29Z
George sykes of Burlington .-.--..--.- iS
John Cassedy of Bergen. %
Scattering .-----.---.-.----- .--.--'--. ="
Thus the LocOs show their e0nsiHenc. Their msn
reason to the people for breaking down the old and
welI-,ried Consultation because, ne the GovTnor
was Chancellor 1t always required iaryn to MI that
Office now in less than four years. they nominate
Iaiover for Governor when none ia equired
To morrow the Wings hold their Convention Tor the
nomination of Governor. From present Appearances
think Hon. WV WRIGHT of Essex. (the late member Of
Congress. worthy and respectable mechsnic) will re-
ceive the nomination.
The NEw.JERsEY horticultural txHiBl'
rIos opened here to-day. and will continue tomorrow
and mex, day There Is fine display Of Fruit grapes
Flowers Vegetables Sc SC. Yours, sc. t. r. H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-23
Cont Calendar...THls DAY.

sr,xxro. counr-Nos S. IA ~. loi. ls7. rs. g.
% as ms lsS la 10 ls0 Inclusive. Two courss
Csxcrrr Corxr-Nos 46. AZ, - ~, 81, ~, "a -. -.
-. 90. ol. % 81. %.
coxxox PIxAs-Nos u, ss. Is 50. S. ~ IS, So 81,
81, 50, s0. 81, 81 g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-23

V AxDREw GRESHAM, Chancellor of the
State of Alabama died at bis home, Hsynesville,
Lowndes Co on the 3lst ult He has been Chan
celor ever since the Court Of Chsncery was estsb-
hshed in that State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-23

II The Mobile DAILY Advertiser, New.Orleans
Data and hosts more of Wing papers in localities
where Tayorsn has been most rampant, publish
approvingly the Resolutions OF the Wing Young
Mems Committee Of New York in favor of HENRY
CLAY for next President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-23
Business Notices.

News TOO OLD TO LrssS.-Lsdies and ssnil.nsz -hs
o.sl,etea their eduoston youth, and desire eonhS.n
instruction. will never regret fthsy address Eesssos,
Iow., Pos, Oses rs 3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-23

The New Orleans papers OF the loth state liA'
gentleman had arrived in Texas from San Luis Poto'i
who reports the Mexican soldiers all gone from ins'
,ocs ~ the csntal Guerrillss numerous from Monte
rey to Rio Grande.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-23

r"MrxorR OF CHARLOTTE ELizAsErH en-
brscns the period from the Close Of her Personal Ne
collections 70 her Death BY L. II J. ToSSA 10 pub.
isAsd BY n. W. podd In . EMAIL volume OF only n pp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-23

~ n HA,s Sse Coaresissn, TO nominate Secretary
-ts.... controller. &c win assemble at Syracuse on
wsanesd.y oc.s. IT is to consist of one Delegate
,. och Assembly District In the State TO be chosen
bv sbs WING voters Of such District In such manner "
,ss Counsv Committee shall direct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-23
PHILADELPHIA, sept ~ III.

FHILADELFfIN1
The New Orleans papers Of the 18TH contains
nothing from the seat OF war
Interments at New Orleans. from yello" lever
% deaths at the Charity Hospital H. snd at La
fayette =
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,farLet..... Carefully rep9Tttd Tor ~ IF''-"<'
''" "WEDNESDAY Sept. -.


AsHEs-Tte market tor Pots has SUI an up 80 s a
aspcy and sales $50 bols were usoe ~ -, -. 10 =,
s.,,hsr ADVANCE About 100 ools Pearls lneluuns ~ "
srrive. ssli st o ~. Export "V'N ~
Pots 80 bbls Pesrls none
:, ,,r-p .SD urAI-There Was good demand tor
- rIn,,r ~ dsy and the supplies continue small ine
r..,,,. TO-DAY OF all kinds are yOuJ DDS rfesn pr"
- "a as 75e5 s7s old at IS new western 81 90
* "a .,r.it brands 5o65 69. mixed ~ a , o-i
Ths .l~s are about 5000 obs at these nsares ins u
r,.ns ysss for the East and home consumption. nr'
/, good demand for sour and uunspec"u 49, -
- 80. ara 500 70 1900 bb.s. at s4e@ - Tor sout
-, go, l9l for unlnsp~cted. la southern mere "
more ,ovemen, and notice sales ioOo oo,s re v,s
oxns575a5 SIT and yesterday about ooV POI, NE .
- a, a. Nsslis quiet with sales 500 ools al o-f0
- Rvs riour a.: small ssles The receipts do"n
,hs Hus.on aimee the opening Of river nsslssuon ss
go 2o7 bbs Wheat Flour, and s6o5y oos Corn nes
Fxport from 10, 10 2ls September 5''s oo' " "e"
Flour. ,,,,
GRllN-There 10 9 fair milling demand ior " nes'
and some inquiry tor shipment A sale OF 'ocV ous".
prime old Genesee ~ss made Al soou, eqas, '" sSoo
900 do fair nlls: loo do good 81 lS' snd -OVo
40 ws.eru red At about lO7 cts Tie Corn msrSet was
no, active aud prices about "a before he p
zach IL 900 10 600 bushels AZ Oh eta for heated o-v
"a for mixed "a 400 for yellow. Flat yellow ~ss "an'
Cd but the supply anal. sales 5VVo ousne' ny
AZ Il a 20 cts which 10 an improvement rot Psloo,,
of R.rey 10 cts was offered oats are f0dt' Gus, sna
steady supply moderate. The receipts down tne S,
an .ince the Opening of river navigation are
hu.hels Wheat 935522 do Corn. aud lss-~o 90 Nys.
Fxport from lst 10 2lst sept 1sV2o ousneis !" noS'
ess, do Corn. 400 do Rye Barley none, DAT" z"o
Statement oftAs he Flour Vhedi Corn and baf'sy en'es
,ryr,3 AZ f,ssrafer from the Canals "a eda m0H.a q
st7 10 ne let S,paber and IN each rex o. lofo' J0'
la s.,tsnber 70 close Of adrtsaft0R ,,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-23

oov ssw.sps osarIos.--All who wish copies o. 'hi'
r.,,op 10 send 10 Europe by the Washington to-day OF "
mail 10 friends in this country, are informed inst Oy
lyspphestion they may be procured an w[sppei
a.. =, IN, Tbus< An account Of the Conservation Of
p,.bop MccLosgEy at Albany, with report OF b''noP
Hresrs. sefmon is on the same sheet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-23

. sr PErKssBuRc, July 23-Aug 5.

ST PErKRsBuRc, July 23-Aug D.
have the honor OF returning 20 you the I'VE Original
letters which you kind 10 lesve with me and
the contents OF which lost 10 time In placing In the
hands OF the Emperor. bis Majesty has taken nouce
Of these documents with 1ch interest and be ha. done
Justice TO the real which you have shown in the affair Of
The Kensington and likewise the good feelings which
have never ceased 10 sctuste you ossd Russia and h
august person.
hasten 10 add that the Emperor. In charging me 10
tender you The praise due 10 your noble cou1acr n
reserved TO himself the pleasure OF Transmitting 10 you
hsstering token OF the high philanthropy which he
feels toward you.
fecitste myself in being honored As The organ OF
transmitting 10 you the high decisions Of my ssgu"
master and prCst of this occasion % offer you the
surance ofmy most distinguished consideration
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-23

" The creates, bill Of attraction offered .ay piae. IL
the city 81 > cents u AZ the American Museum MAJ
other PLACES are giving bat kind Of Performance -
Museum gives seversl Great Western the arr,v,-s
Yankee Csmpbers Ethiopisn serensders the only 49,
beautiful vocalist Pete MorTis the singer ana oth
.pnear Al 3. and u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-23

srprproa CouRr-Bef1rs Chief Justice Oakley
Lsrin Broolsvs John S C0Hgp. Mr b SOLO n leJo 70
DR. & some property corner Secondst aud Avenue "
on which DR. C. paid him 5000 down, and gave BOND
ofindemny Mr. b. TO secure sfvlO rnoretns amour,
NJ bond and mortgage on H. Ii was subsequently SOLO
on the foreclosure Mr buying It back himself at lees
than the amount OF the bond and mortgage MT SUP
seou.ntly sold the property to the German Metnod'
Episcopal Church for a handsome pront OUT oslms
. 76l Of D. G. on hs indemnity bond IN aceornsnce
1,h the amount the property sold Tor under inc lore
closure was resisted The Court said II was one OF
the unfortunate specusions OF 1886 yet the defendant
Il liable Verdict for plaintiff in smount-for plalntn
Messrs sturtevant end Marsh for delft Mr.. JenneL
TL,oaoIrbns hefrile vs. d. c. Mo0rhsdd-This was
an action Tor alleged libel The plaintiff claims to be
proprietor Of certain articles called Dr. Crandshs nA
vanc Rings The defendant Ia proprietor OF the orig
nal DR. Chris,es Gavsoic Rings and other articles Ia
yorsbly known TO the public. The piainur asserts 10
have published certain advertisements IN the ne~sps
pers stating that hs said DR.. Crsndaii' hlngs weIs
Inc same A. Dr. Chrisiics. Toe seton wss orouent 10
,auepce Of other advertisements said by the pHn
,if 70 have published % Mr. Moothead as ag1n'
for DR. Christie stating az the ainun alleges lnt ~
crapdal, Rings wer, worthless imatious and that the
olaintiT was venser of counterfeit articles In Tue
opinion Of the Judge there was no inc aaveIse
men,s alluded and the case being tuy examined ON
both sdes. ths charge was given To the Jury VINO. st
consultaton OF three minutes. returned verdict IN IN
vor of the defendant Counsel for the plsinun ~
Morrison Nathaniel Roberts and Mr.. Cochran tor de-
hndant Mr.. A. b Willard.
MARINE CouRr-Before Judge Waterbury -Ros'"1
SVandsca,srv vs. Fredk LubjOhH.-T0 recover balance
alleged 10 be- due on the freight Of qusnty oil "hea'
brought to Mr. l. per canal boat The question was As
10 the quantity The Law states that the freight shS DC
paid by weight allowing so lbs 10 the bushe put Gus
tom ia sail 10 have come up weigh only one bushsi 10
30 or So and average the rest by Il Inc Court nro
that the whole should be weighed |erdct Tor Plsihu'
CorRr OF COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge Olsnoener
-Jaue. Failoa Va Mchasl GOodman-Io recover on tne
sale OF property In Brooklyn. Verdict Tor pIsnun'
SIO73 l5-For plaintiff Mes'rs. Mann and hodnlsn.
/ FOR defendant Mr. J B Palmer. ,,s
Bates & SOcnm " C0Eias s CrdHs-Io recover OH
ference on resale of wheat sent to defendants 90 CON
nl.intfF. 900 55-For plaintiff SIR Woodbury. For
I defendants Messrs Cromwell s. Norton