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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29
Co1amERo1AL AND MONEY rnATTrn,
For sales Of Stools, &c. see Fourth Page.

THURSDAY, September 2s-P NJ
Ihere was better feeling in the Stock market
today caused by the arrangement made by Mr. Walker
to set at liberty 100000 worth Of eagles from the Sub
Treasury cage, and the prospect OF an easier Money
market. The fancies had an upward tendency and
the sales Of Treasury Notes large sl22O at I'M
proving prices. AT the Second Board 3. wss bid for
Treasury Notes. showing a Improvement of percent
from the lowest point Of yesterday.
The market for Bills is STEADY, with moderate
sales Sterling 9G9s Francs 26ta5 %. The SUD.
ply is fair. Some sight bills sold at 81 per cent.
In Freights there is considerable movement. es.
pecisly for Ireland There have been engagement,
for that portion of Great Britain Of five or ak yessels
including two large ones, IL a ID for Granthe lat
ter price for two porte To Liverpool engagement. of
Flour were made at 2s 3D. and Grain at Cd to consider
able extent Also Cotton at 7.32d heavy freights At
3Os G32s Cd, the latter for Cheese.
There was no marked relief ia the Money mar.
ket but more hopeful state among the shorts look
ing tor the good time coming Papss wen. at 10 al5
per cent and loans were still difficult OF neoots,,o,
Some loans at 30 days Treasury Notes were made
at 10 per cent IL is expected that the arrangement,
with Mr. Walker will afford material relief
We have intelligence from Washington that the A..
rangemen. for releazng $500 900 from Inc sub rr.s,v
BY tie purchase OF that amount of Treasury Not. h.
been communicated Mr. Morgan, who acted for the
holders OF the Notes will be home to morrow. Some
papers have shown disposition to censure Mr.. Walker
Tor this attempt to relieve the Money market On the
contrary we think he deserves credi, for endeavor
ing to the extent of his power repair tue wrong done
BY MS party In passing the SubTreasury bill The mis-,
chief Is IN the sy'tem, and not in Mr. Walker, and as
he has acted IN perfectly legal manner one act au
thorizing him to buy Government indebtedness when
ever ne has surplu,, and another authorizing him 10
reissue Treasury Notes think that papers tia, tak
of impeaching him exhibit a deficiency Of comS,cn
seGso.
Another large sale Of India Rubber SHOES was
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Ii RIED.

Dc 10 STA as 81 Parlks cshslr by Rev d. ca,r.
soih n as ~.
o. rar.sy -,,aas Es,l act b Re- X Goat ur SAMUEL
, HOW AID % Ne~l ofs. O. NJ. ELIZABETH HUrCaINGs
1hrslief 81 - late sEuu- Hu,rhlaIi q Brlos Sd
IN a. ~. on - 4stl 5y RI Ers-- Nas,- ID n
~, hD"lN A BlLKLEY q G-1sva. \. Y % CarHARISE
tol, L - ~ - '----t
u -. ctg. on ~ .7l l Re- W NJ Pascal
LOOMS 81 htrri % Nss 4 vAS NOsrRA so 81 N~E Yss
A. -sa- y ~ itt lsst ~ Rev W. {. Bl T. Bouars b..
'fi1 A-iat- ktof 81 Ia Rod al A.s La-ssscr
A. lsil a1 49, william Jc-1.ol A-raalnr. M.ckrt..h
.N n r.isrson II ~ 1fn oi y Psit-r.oa 70 5.rr
Ais;-r. - $3.50 ~
AZ 0a1rsstaTH o. s.s1sy s-a Peter Ps..oa 10 sa,s "
wars1 x .s; MT saas. Hi.leor Of worc,,,r 4, s.o
a-a- trr1 Hra NliaEl 4 Wl--to4 --
s-ft spas, IA a. Gas s1s cyu;Aa daughter
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iftWb.r, Scitffntrf =
AsHEsIbe market steady At a. es Pot. ,s i,zs >, q,
Pearls with ss-s 100 bb The supply l. noe.s.ts ii. n 20
10. csnad an Pots ~ss made on private tens.
colIoN-ihefs has been considerable movement, he ale
issJ oe',y 70, espo .,'ieady rs, fhs olss,
f.n CP.sds are quoted 6Ef. Orleans IL
FLOUR AND MElL-th.re bas been lare. ba.se.. In Fs.s
.,y - q sreegauye 1'ion The dem nd ir istsie asr
re p'oed a. he close, slen q higher
oir or November oE Tie "a !. on lie t h.vs Be- o.
Sy@o e4 Tor eona and good orand. closing al OK
'ses were 90 bols Brooklyn There good ssnsns g.
50 pasnt at ol prices In southern there s
rets,olfg al o2ha5 IS Msa rs Aad quiet elh 90
'o. J.r'sy ssl-. 200 bbls Ry. Flour az s7t. 49,.
onsh Gese-e $50 bush rel western w-rs pu's
'ns fof god Oene.ee - cts bJ. s,le cesraPions
go up ootssh stolaol for senos o7as for gos MI. ~
nat yeo~ sd 80 for round yellow sale Of roaad ~.s,o,s ~
Va, ~ss active ,hsn -srcay RE oeter -h sc. % st
~, a. . e', delivered parcel Or iso Of By "a ne -
or 5000 bssh southern ran With sae. ~ oasa sss
slx ne es as s I'd W ss rs "a 10 30
PkovIsIoSs-Pors day. and ~. e.n.nd Ger y.ss
Beef saL Prae 75as o. sia Lafe r.ss a.sfs
the buyer ard cr%o bos sod AZ ~ arh Sore aes L
..s 81 ioco d O. .s,s Bsers sss 20. r. ssr
Pkied Meat. ggst Cheese ia sooc inquiry of export 80
| sales 5oco b1. at ska 60. Bstvr J, steady
sEEpsA.- Of 5o tush R0a.h Farsed -ss MADE At "
bush. otler Seeds dull
LEAD-sa~s 600 Pg. Lead ats IS Z, evt essh
IosAcco-Aoves 70 extent Ani 70 bids Asa1e,J 'oa
: 10 = ca, secote.ns % quality. ,,,.
BLEswAX-s... 1000 Bssswsi sofea eta. essA
oIs-A sale Of Crude wnse s~lsetss al
ei. Hes IA Isees ce at 81 ets sAe tsst Asfean - -
uanPir- sale. ov. ssss az. .o L-Fi o.
wHIsKY. akSss Ct. for oho and Pdsoa WITH '~ls' 80
SKINS Ahou; sc)o ca4sca oaai sic. ~ 49, lsu.
ia.sror o seat ID =. .aa doc - ILe c1Ls5.e -
Ss VA ss ssss< go ~ ssss nassss sss's ssssss
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WING EorrrNATIors.

~ Gen. LESLIE CONES will address the
Wings Of New-York on the Political topics OF the
day, at vsaxhsll, this evening. lndisposition on
Wednesday evening prevented bis speaking as he
would have done, and he has accepted su invita-
ton 70 speak again This evening He is one Of the
mos; original and amusing stumPers in the Union,
ana embodies fund Of snecdote and personal re-
miniscence with his argument, which interests
alike those who agree with and those who differ
from him. Go early, IS there will be no speaking
except in the saloon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29
The New Election Law.

BY the following ACT OF Congress. prescribing
and fixing one uniiorm day for holding the Presi-
deaiial Election throughout the Unioa, i, will be
seen that the dH,uities apprehended in regard
to States which may 10, succeed In electinr on the
day specified, were foreseen and fully obviated:
Az ACr 70 ESTABLISH unffa 80 5o'l,s election Sc sr.
oi Pres cent 49, We President al fhs ne Usoa
BE c1ced By its SslGe dHa House af Rtpre,safares
Of "a Jaied sfaes Of drrica "a C0srsss assf,aBiea
asi the electors Of President and Vice Presdszt shall
b. appointed IN each state the Tuesday mex; after
toe nst Monday Ia the Month Of November OF the year
~ which they are 20 be- appointed Pr0Uaed That each
STATE may ~ l-w provda or the dag Of any Vacancy
or v-eaA'@s wacl may Ia lts COLLEGE OF Electors
wnen slca College meet, 70 give IL Electoral Vote
AID proe.d<a a-o, When any state shall nave held an
election Tor the purpose Of choosing electors and shall
itil 10 make choice on tie day Aforesaid then the
electors may be appointed OF subsequent day in such
manner s The state stall By law provide
JOAN W. JONES
speaker OF tie H1us- II Representatives
WILLIE i. MANGCM
President u tAe Senate pro f,rrDors
Approved, Jan o. l5i5 John Tyler
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yfaraets...BArlnoSE, sept p.

The Market for FLorR continues hrm with good
home sud E4stern demand There Is also fair demand
for export The sales reach 100 bbls. At y
for Howard-st. sales 200 bbls. CoHS MEAL At
81. OF WHEAT there were sales Of 1900 bush
at 20 for White, and O. for Maryland Reds. The
transactions in CozN add up 10000 bush. a, Sec. for
White. snd sic for Yellow sales Of WEIsEY at pc
LARGE sales OF RIO COFFEE made 6ic 10 6ic. In
Provisions We have change TO notice. CuT MEATS
are uleutv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

OYER AND TERNrNER-BetOre Hon Nathan Morse
and justice hkw-Ntci1a Df1a PLACED Al bar on an
ti elsis n 9TH hsfin- 90 th- lst Of The ca ri J4ls
a. c-nii-i olfsiry o. l- pr,lases OF VILLAIN Hanaton
tef11sc Asrr-r, Jy sli Than stolen io
elf- 50 --ier al be- cham collar 20 81 more
l-- ai lie cong stlt-- proner others.
~-- ifns - ad playa cards Tie huse tie INT qa--o1
p9 20 alsnHai TESTIFIED that he had pad the m
-la 'utony SIS rl The ol-rel refund Il
soi ~ Ok hak proved he defence aa
p i- tafte- rll-y riih Tat as.f
"a - Jun ar-c atsy returned su-s.
rcase oi h-lf hel called q .bs-le Of IA
et Nfness-- lie ee-1cr. po..-na-f I'll 1ert
i. &C lie jury sii-r r-eus he tlaak Of IL C0urt o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

RAILROAD AcciDEsr-As the passenger train
iroin Springfield. on the Boston and Worcester Rail.
road was coming into tie city ar o'clock YESTERDAY,
an axle supporting the rear truck Of one OF the long
Sirs Dfoke-the truck thrown from the track md
bfoAen 20 mat tie part Of the car dragged uoon
the track The car next behind somewhat broken
out Inc olaer cars were not niured The train was
soon stopped AID fortunately the passengers escaped
injury. No person hurt except one of the brske
men who received some cOn'usions BOT not OF seri
Gus nature. Boston Daily Adv. 18th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

sroyEs-Sow Is the season for buying Stoves We
have lot seen any Stove which would ike to in.
noduee iato our own house or oace so well as Hazens
VenaSiins Stove. I, is cheaper, healthier and better
tAaa am othsF We are sesasiatei with. See says..
ssausni
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Things I'm Philadelphia
Correspondence Of The Tribune
,fr.DvIpHIA Thursiav

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, Sept -.
An Ordination viii take place this evening at
the ssmsoD--t Baptist Church Of Samuel J. Smith aud
Henry l.. Nanmeter as Ministers OF the Gospel They
are 10 engage Missionaries of the American Baptist
Union and viii sail for Southern Asia soOH-the former
tor siam, the latter for Birmah.
Dr.. Jcuc r. Burden having resigned the professionally
OF Matera Medica in the Philadelphia College of Iedi-
cine Dr. Rush Vsndyke mas been elected to the vacan,
char
One Of the worst features Of the robbery of Dr. Oar.
ngton the President OF the Chester County Bank is
the implication of some of police officers
SORES after the fact James Young stands in this predi-
cament; be mas ocated hrst Lieutenant and Chief
OF the City Police for long while, with every conn
0ence and credit attached TO him. but is suspended
from ooial duty. until his alleged participation in the
felony reiuted There many things in the present
system OF municipal police which operate as direct
temptations crime officers have heretofore been
free from suspicion but tne array OF facts deye-
loPed bears nard against them Their personal friends
however anticipate that they can triumphanty clear
themselves.
The Whig meeting held in your City last night-its.
harmonious action and patriotic resoges-hsve mpsrt
ed the most cheering influence 70 friends in this
CITY We see nov al united front sgainst Cass and the
Slave power. we look upon New-lOrk for TAy-
LoR aud FILLMORE, snd this knowledge will operate as
an incentive to Pennsylvania to throw of the political
incubus which for years has rested upon her
The Frst Annual Distribution OF the Philadelphia
Art Union takes place in three weeks The engrsvings
BY Sartsin from Leutze's picture of John Knox
proving Mary Queen OF Scots, has met with deserved
Wherever your cltZen-, lowers
Of art viii DO well 10 subscribe ami secure copy
Inere IS moderate inquiry tor Flour to-day. bat at
prices below the view OF holders: about loo bbls
Western sold 81. 81. mostly az the latter and
COO bbls standard brands a. "a, buyers generally offer
81. Rye Flour cold st 49, Corn Meal Is held 1T
50, with small ISLES Wheat Is quiet prime lots
wanted for shpment at ~ ll5c tor Red, but mlers
paying these rates. Corn ia still moving no
ward ana 5000 bush Eat yellow sold at &C &c.
Oats, Southern are worth 800. Cotton Is quiet, and
prices unsettled and feeble Provisions hrm and in
steady demand from the trade Coffee Is held more
firmly Sugars selling At iul 10 the trade
and cargo Of Molasses sold private terms. Wits
ky bbis, sold A. 27.c. Wool dun.
SALES OF SrocKs.-Fbst B0ard-3OO) State Sc, 73i
1000 schuylk kill Nav g. %. 35i so Lehigh Coal Scrip
COZ 300 do do -0i 90 War Bounty scrip. 97i 100
u Treasury Notes l03 50 Morris Can, 800 L. :.
6s &c, l04i
Second Board-lC0 Morris Canal Q; 70 Glrsrd Bank
10! 1880 State SIS, 73i 5000 l. 6's, 81 1914.
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n ~ al. eitv ard county The rds County TrcG-
surtr- JOHN J. ' WESIttNELl, slerlH
sr,rr OF Nrw.yoxR. srcsrr,sY's osr,cs.l
ALt,NY, September n. 1873. !
To the sheriff ofihe City AMI County II Sgsv. York.
Sin: In the election notice dated the leh Of August Last
snd you. smong The county officers proper to De
Inserted Tots done compliance wite he provi-
the act entitled Az Act To provide for me rcron
OF County T'easurcTs. ard tx their Term Of Ooe passed
March u 1913. Heretofore the Chamberlain Of the city
WHO, under The charter ALWAYS appointed by he Com
General csrefai examination q. he city charter and The
statutes has given sn opinion 10 writing rast Treasurer
shsno be elected for ne City and co1oy Of
the sad Of Mach =, 1919 TO the lnty nosilhssasd
M IL his opinion concur With hin.
You are. hesfcre hereby directed 70 esuse The said
words County Treasurer, 70 be suicken out OF the
80 I0uce, published 10 yOur city pepers other
wise lonrs res recff1llv.
CHRISTOPHER MORGAN. Secretary OF sIals.
sEcRErARY's OFficE
ALBANY, September -. 1873
Hon. AMBROSE L. JoRo,S, Auornes Generals
Tue question has been raised whether the law OF Is
CURES ,he election q Cognty Tress1rerfof tie City Of
Have lhe kindness to give your opinion whe her Trea
;urer $50 be eeeiro or the Chamberlain to be appointed
by Tie Ccmurn Council
CHRISTOPHER MORGAN.
irroastY GESrRAL's OFFICE, September -, SIS.
Hon. CssIs1ofHES hoRGAS, Secretary Of STATE;
BY The lo:a section OF Tie Monigomsnes Charter i,h
Geo I'D the syor and four Aldermen IN Common
Comet shall forever thereafter appoint NJ p rsoo beng
feehoder or free mar 10 be Treasurer OF C1sn6eFsia
Of the city &c. AhOugh the der has been seyer. ZINES
altered ~ the LEGISLATURE with ne consent Of the Corpora
ton u has been altered this respect by any direct
legl- siOr, and should consider strained construction
of the artot 1919 ca. 6. 10 give Il such effect How
far toe Legislature have power to sitter tue charter without
he the Corporon, IL not therefore, question
which arises IN this instance By the act REV 81. vol l.
s7U he Cna OF the CITY ard County Of New lOrk
shall be considered The County Treasurer thereof This s
lille different II different at AL from The old charter
cannot perceive that the mode Of his appontmen Il all
raised. IL appears 70 clearly that the law OF 1873. en-
36 has reference only County Treasures, known snd
dsin guhed by that name and that does not apply to the
Chamberlain OF The City OF NewYofk merely IN conse-
querce OF the former sci Rev 81 so deyolvng on him
eX-ofco, the duties OF County Treasurer. |
still have the sole power make appointment
Respectfully, your obedieni servant.
A l. JORDAN.
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REAL ESTATE SALES

ny T. j. B<ck>rIhe fdrg the soa'hwe. .Je fFfsrk
n street with the souhe sitr q Ceaireffset an -
1er - Y 5m h ~ y m $500 Gore ~ land iis
seventeenth street. - u ins Ffharenn- D H,s.s
and ot is West Broadway roo Home IA iot Sc ~.
street ss1 Lfasenod Pnnss " IAsfens stl-st sod Ia Is Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

TEMPERANCE MovExEsr.-Both Houses Of the
Brissh Parliament IN answer 10 the Numerous petition.
Of Temperance Societies have passed bill prohibiting
a. sale Of Intoxicating liquors Sunday morning and
forenoon. This. though but half loaf Is great move
Ii vii probably ultimately re.ul, In the entire desuc.
lion OF The sunday beer and gin .hop irsa.c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

4 TEXAS JUDGE N NEw.MExlco.-We learn
from tine fGgee Howard Coz Times that Judge Besdr
aud family OF Texas passed up the river last Sunday
week. mis- way to New. Mexico He goes out By au.
tnority OF the Governor Of Texas, Judge OF New
Mexico Texas intends, suppose, 10 assert her pa
per title and the confession Of President Polk Ia sup
port OF her claim to the land aud the Jurisdiction Of
that part Of the country kaown New-Mexico. Ii
successful In establishing her night may very posi-
by be the csse-President Polk having already &C.
knowledged 1.-THE Introduction Of Siarerg Qoes cfh IT,
tbs IS condition Of things which the Northern folks
do not seem 10 have considered ahou gh the President
doubtless did, when he recognized the right Of Texas
u the soil and urisdicion upon the shsbbest pretex
that ever governed statesman IN sompoltsnt matter
St Louis Republican, 2lst
- The - O'Clock train of cars from Jersey
City this noon was detained short time by running
over COW On HAckeussck Bridge. By some accident
the last passenger of the Philadelphia train was de-
tached last evening this side OF Ezabeihtown and ef
on the track The mshap discovered after the
train passed through town whom il promptly returned
tOr H. Newark Adv. 2-ta.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

RETURS FROM Az ExcuRslox.-On Wednesday
a'efnoon, Co. No Of Union Volunteers, returned to
'ai' City from their excursion to Poughksepsie.
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" THs NEw-YoRx STATE TEMPERANCE So
eiSTi VIII bold its Anniversary at Syracuse oa
"Wednesday Of next week, at 10 An We trust
the attendance viii be large. The duties Of Ten.
peFance uen with reference 10 he Li.c,r Tsssie
NV doubtlsss some under consideration.
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DIED.

oa Iharss-y sa asi cHARLEs 6UsTAvrs yo-ax.., "a
Of ss-sf.fls 40 sl'la ksi. .a-s rol.ls ~ 4.vs
= r-sF-s tad f-li. sen-rsg h- fs-s
o. frisf. -l ~ fe rsr.rt a.,
o-iF--a Z 2 ~ so Nl1t- .s-raes. a. o'ci1ck p 81
A. tre ]. a-- at NJ Hlaas Hll. t.s uiig- q m.
la-r ts-lfas lsli - .H. f. 1felTs
s.rs-,i.e Aisi 49, 81. Ma sll. 2 g,s.oi VI, n ys
81 . AHA. ~
~ ssAs k<ss. - 1t ys&a Pfsss IA q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

UNPARALLELED SPEED.-The ship Sea Witch
Capt WATERMAN. which made the voyage from Canton
TO this port last Wnerin seventy four days has arrived
at Coquimbo Peru, having reached Valparaiso in sirfy
Hsas days from NewYork This vessel is truly marvel
IN point Of speed and we believe the above ies,s have
never been equaed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

STILL ANOTHER Musical InxI0RASr.-We an-
ders'snd thst W. DKsIaz lKELHEIHrA, q viollnist oi
ability snG o. hgh reputation abToad (. expected here
l. sne steamer Aeras al Fat he VI ..rss ssre, u
soDe.arts in thls C.fv
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By Telegraph TO the Ssw.York Tribune.
Trouble Among the Odd Fellows.

UTICA. -tpt . . n
The l. o. o. F. District Grand Committee OF
Opsid. District, New-York a: is regular quarterly
session at Rome held 9Th nsi unanimously resolve
not 20 submit, 10 the decision OF the Grand Lodge OF
ne United States IN the NewYork case, because SAID
decon constitute. the Grand sire the Autocrs' OF the
Order. -. go, g
Rscsiys rhiin re pat "A hours -FLovn, none
WHEAT, 5000 bushels; coES. 1900 do The sLoua
market continued steady, with sales OF HOO DOS al
81 62l6s Is which was slight Improvement IN
WgEAr he operations reached 1900 ousne.', cons
ns OF Ohio AZ q CSC CoRN hs- advanced sAu 's'e'
were effected OF 5000 bushels az &c.
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sHsslvrs oyTicr

re- The following communications hsve been received
h ne ron the Secretary State. and Published for
% bic information The newspaps Of tbs city IA con
i,rn oTar IL SO Al rn-s &c efsl VII esss
oT in the lie, oc~r. be vo'ei for ~ the ensuug
don In tbs CITY s1d county The RE County Trc9-
J. y lis
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usrket,.BuFrALo, sep %.
Markets.. ALBANY, sept .


p,,;,. per Canal ,riiiia the past a honrsi FLovR
ESQ., bbi.; WHEAT, 36O) bush Com ioyo 90 Dan
LEY AGO do. The FLOUR market opened A'il d ~
80. fo- The various common brands, with fair
amour. OF ,,es The inquiry for Coax was good and
ne ,c- ssles Of Is 900 busneis Western AZ % cts ard
veow at Is Ct OF BAILEY there were sales OF 7Ooo
trsnels Il q a Is e.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

" As This Is just the Time for inviting the Fall trade
are reminded That Tor the widely circulated
pespapets OF AL The States the propnetos have depued
ne Agent to receive the subscriptions sdve
Ofhce In the Tribune Bui dngs ~N'f'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29
By THb slDAlGhT SOlTHERS NAIL

- The Washington Union has a long article
abusing Mr. FILLMORE for refusing pledge himself to
the Native American doctrines.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

DAnoSD-PoNTED UoLD PEEs sold by B. l.. Watson
Co. Is Wa-s, wholesale and retail reduced prices
ood pens and gold and silver cases in every variety. The
celebrated "Reheiea" pens sold exclusively as sboye
Gold Pens repaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

" Splendid French Gard Cases OF ensneed steel with
'ien designs ivory richly nlsd with silver; aso tortoise
shell and pearl cases at EvEsDsLLs Premium Gard Esab
shment 5O2 Broadway Of Dusne-s second squars
above the Park s2s l,nMV>F
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

Y NJ WEBSTER "a Delegate to the Ply.
mouth C~as'y Wiz Coavenuoi, ~ assemble next
wsss- s2cssa y sx2sslss Isa HIN On IA sssss.ou.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-29

UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAwERs-GooD DUKABLE AND
CEEAP-Persons in want of any knd OF under garments
may be suited at once by calling at SASx.Ys l4S William
st. Que door above Fuonst Also, good lot Of Socks
very cheap AN sts
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BROOKLYN
OYEa ANn TEaNrNEa~Raflre Hon Nathan

CoURr OF COMMON PIgAs.-C1aTles Gors Va F,nsc,,
T. Gsse-Decf-e Of divorce grsaisl
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EXHIBITION OF PAINfINCs.-Ou Monday ard Tuesday
next, 81 aud Sd October, Mrs H. NJ PERLEy teacher Of
landscape painting oil coors. will exhibit the pro-
dncons OF her pupils, al her residence Northwest corner
of Broadway and Twelfth-s Those no interest in
such exhibitions are respectfully invited.
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CITY ITEMS.

sHocKrSG AFFRAY-Just as we were going 70
,rs.. we learned ths, man named Shea or shay was
shot in an ARRAY in small por'er-ceiar IN L'ona'0s
near Church. The cellar. we believe was bis own
where be 20, into quarrel with John Austin President
Of the Empire Club whom be cut severely Win glass
or knife whereupon Austin drew revolver pistol
and fred two barresone Of which TOOK fatal e1ee ana
h. died immed stey. Austin was instantly arrested
~ The Committee appointed on behalf OF the
Common Council 10 present the freedom OF the City in
gold hox to FEEoEsIog JEROME, the seaman who at the
Dsrl of his own life rescued deen persons from the
burning wreck OF ship Ocean Monarch would state
The ceremonies will take place in the Mariners Church
in Roo.evest this Friday evening. at y o'clock in
the following order, va
Ri. Honor the Mayor viii preside.
Rev Henry Chsse viii open with prayer.
Music By the Choir.
Presentation Of the Gold Box to FAEpERIcg JEROME,
By Hoa Morris Franklin. IL will be received behalf
OF Mr. JEEoaE by Rev B. {. {. Parker Pastor of the
Floating Church-when a short address will De made
by Rev Henry Chase, Pastor of the Church.
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~ WHITEHoRsE, n A. mas returned TO the city, and
may be found usual at bis Painting Rooms No lis Cham.