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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07

Tia BLACKSTONE CHRONICIE.-We regret ex.
oeeoingly to learn that We shall hereafter this
well conducted journal from our exchange list Mr.
oLNES JOHNSON the Editor Of the Chroaio.s. snnoun
the disconiinuance OF his paper Tor Of ade
quaie support Mr J. FOR several years, connected
with Ihs Irbugs Assistant Editor lie is practical
printer, worthy man. and industrious snd accom-
phshed journalist We hope to welcome him
back TO the editorial ranks where his vigorous pen VIII
tell IN OF the sres, reforms OF the day and where
brighter prospects may swai, him. In his vsodctory
be gives the following sensible advice to his brother
printers
To all printers have word Of advice and Il shall
be given with an JUNCTION II you asked to start
nswspapsr don't rely verbal promises 70 Obtain
subscribers Calculate all tho expenses of the enter.
prise emitting no item that you think Of and then
multiply the aggregate by Then estimate the proba
bic income setting down each item n the lowest point
that may be nsmed BY the most cautious Of 81 your
friends Divide the aggregate by and If the latter
produc, equals the hrst 80 ahead otherwise have no
more do with the project than you would with the
small poN the cholera lfmy experience viii enable
me 20 h % others from burning their hngers shall
not DC lett wholly without consolation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07
Free soil Nominations.

PITTsBUBGH, Pa. "wednesday sept o.
The Free Soil Convention have recommended
Mr. GAzzAM of this city as candidate for Gov
enor. and nominated G. w. JACKSON to fill the
County ticket.
a large number Of delegates were appointed 10
attend the Reading Convention for the purpose of
nominating candidates fer State Offices and Tor
Presidential Electors.
There are q feet OF water in the channel Of the
Ohio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07

VERMONT ELECTION RETURNS.

BosroN. Wednesday. sept b.
The election IN Vermont came of yesterday
and we send you the following returns "hion
show gain in favor Of the Wing and Abolition
woes, compared with the vote Of lsi7'
Wlndham County, T. towns, gives me 'olo"'NS
vote 1915. 1917 .--
Es.sf L., F,sst sssi'ss-..-. ta9' L'f'f .',' .-.
Qo,o 80 12s6.-....1562 1872 ~
Hinasor Comfy towns.
coz 10 5II.--.-- - 1i 80
Rutland County town.
az 5j.-.--. lo9 ID
ALBANY. Wednesday, sept g.
We send you the following returns received by
TELEGRAPH from, the following places
patlaud Counfy-Clarendon, Ira, Middetown
pswle,. Pit,sfel5 Rutland Sherburne. Shrews
bs,v Wells, Castleton, Poultney, Fairhaven' Hub
b.rdstown and Orwell, give LOO for the Wings,
and 1913 tor all others. Last year the same
p,aces gave !. 559 FOR the Wings and e92 for all
others.
Htndsor Couaty-Cavendish aud Chester give
23- lor the Wings and 3Oj for all others Last
year s02 for the Wings, and 2s4 for all others
H1a9ham County Rockingbamg give l2s w mig
and 20e for all others. Last year the same
gave Or Tor the Wings, and 205 for al others
.iddison Coun,y-Middlebury, shoreham' way
bridge. whitney. Vergennes and salisbury give
6si for the Wbies. and a. for all others. Last
year the same places gave 72s for the Wings and
as Tor all others.
The returns indicate that no choice has been
made for Governor. As Tar as received they
sho,V the election Of - members Of the lower
branch Of the Legislature
The Counties Of Franklin, Cbittenaen' Add'
son. Windsor. Rutland Windham and Grand Isle
show an increase OF Wing strength compared
with last year.
The most prominent changes have been IN the
Loco-Foco and Abolition towns. whore the change
has been from both Of those parties to Free Sellers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07

~ f. p Tracy, ESQ. has become an associate
editor with Thomas Y How, Jr in conducting the
Caynea Nes Era, Published at Auburn
~ The Free Sod Platform is the name OF
a campaign paper supporting Van Buren, and
Adams at Akron. Summit Co Ohio.
~ The Free Sod Banner is paper just es-
tsbhshed al indianapolis Ind.
Ev~ The Rutland Republican, is handsome
Free Soil paper. at Rutland, VI.
LIZ Allen Shepard has sold the Boston RepRb-
lioaa to Henry Wilson of Nstck.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07

Eli a~fi a. Loutlr Il Airontscs G Hssp- NOd-zu
Arr A. HAVE, Ira uL Ceof.- Isst,. Cassestoo
Ar A. A1tF-Ir. il at Eza Be-. Hewitt e Donna sale,
ltt-, Bsr DEERE. it.osr,-la NYr,s
~ ne bfcn-rLsFeu lh ut To-on sh.rnsa IN s-s Bt
ford 0r bremen -
% BssAy Head, TIA Ezat- Dsv.oa spence sYor. Er
A. Rotterdam i5 uit Anphirts jansen or WON ready
sili-d in bfogh~it I'm ult janet, More. Nfor..
sailed ira Cove lstl u Mar Elsn Etroad. Pt~r.trrs p,
No. haruo1e. Lortiars siork Or Br-n-n
efl-f iu D41la. l1tl llt Eafrrrss. Lyons. NYork
Arr AZ Neepor, lst kngaam Psnhaow Ivsr,ol q,
Bos0n. How, Joy sligo Tor sYor Reform i.I-norf n.y..
IN Riga f9r Bors-asx
Pat INTO Grnsby II III ut he George washs,oa Prob, r..
Mon. q Tie var
sal@t IN Galway, l,tA git Bsfbzfs. McEay MOD
Arr q of-~pScsi IN al Efn - B,st Brown sOf-.as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07
An End of Controversy.

The TEIBvSE has a long article IN when II
would wish 70 Keep up controversy with ine -
pres. about its lrsh course, and the CnariestoH
. We have other hsh % Try as the profefD pa -
now aud we shall fry them. Il IL our duty % spa5
the " hig ticke,-EOt 20 be drawn on int 'r
III the Ty,byn> (Exuress Of last evening
Sensible, at last After making sDoss %
T,.June the staple Of its editorial Tor se'e'a
weeks, the Express has broken down WIN '''
above D6zzle.r We bore It's unProvoked ihso-
Iepee patiently. ill patience ceased 10 be virtue
Alter long endurance under false accusations' we
me, orr accuser. and proved several wanton ana
mslic,oo, ISLANDERS upon him. We left them oiaz-
ING mon his brow One by one We met them and
.bo,yed their utter Untruth and wsntonness--
Without apology explanation the above IS the
the conclusion. After dealing 50 largely no abuse
ne has now wisely concluded 20 betske himself 10
irving What little stock he had on hand IN q
damaged condition. We sought no controversy
our object was 10 meet and refute SANDER. tie
NOW backs oat from quarrel unnecessarily begun
and ignoblv abandoned. We are glad 70 lind that
he intends TO support the Wing ticket. Laterly
no has done more 20 injure that ticket, by indolg
iopio the language of the fish marketsthan he can
make up for by long and lsborous Pscatorisl COOK
.ry. Better late than never, however ana we
commend his wisdom to general imitation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07

CLAY AND FILLMORE MEErISG.-Ihe friends Of
Henry CLAY for President and WILLARD FILL
MORE for Vice President, hold meeting TINS
evening at u O'Clock. The call appears IN our
paper to day. and includes many Of our wen
known Wings and most respected citizens The
meeting will be held at Vauxhall Garden. Re
veral distinguished friends Of the great Western
Statesman are expected to address the audience.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07
BY The MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL

~ We have missed for several days the
lively letters OF led from this CRY the Wfs. '''
Caoa Its supposed that be YVES IN favor Of Frfs sou
and Of courss must Be punished with MsEeus MOE
rox. B F. BvrlEz- sai other friends OF freedom 20
body should expect anything from the ot1ciA' o, .
f,ss Government unless they are prepared 70 60 '0i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07

STRONG ~ DEATH.-Ihe Rutherford y. c.
Rspsbliels thus announces It's contemplated disso
luton
I'VE do not know that rt shall issue another number
OF the Republican al PRESENT. l. possible may
Fos nve years have confined ourseli very closely
and are resolved upon recreation Of some sort
We have notion Of going west 10 live upon bear nsd
aw bile and stir up the Arkansas kOarers IN favor Of
odd Zack" The legscy we bequeath 70 all voters j:
the advice 10 vote Tor Gen TAYLOR lie is BRAVE
sosssi and Rise and Will make good Presideni-one
that the flts require.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07

A DrlL.-We learn from the Norfolk Beac2r,
that duel took place on Saturday, at Old Point be
tween Lieuts. Leigh and Carr Both were wounded
the first in the hip tue last the SIDE. Tho BcicoH
SAYS though both wounds severe they are not
though dangerous Lieut. Leigh is son Of Benz Wat;
kin- Leigh ESQ of this city and Lieut. Carr. W be- be
the person We apprehend Is the son OF Col Samuel
Carr for many years Senator from the Albemarle Dis
trict Richmond Wing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07

PHLApErPmA, Wednesday sept Go PM
Benjamin Stiles. Jr. from Missouri, died sudden
IN to day at the United States Hotel of apoplexy.
4 man named Francis Fole, a cartman, was
killed near the Germantown Railroad TO day by
a kick from his horse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07

CV- JOSEPH CABLE of Carolton, has been
nominated by the Loco Focos Of the XVllth Dis
trict Of Ohio for Congress. DR.. FRIES is the pres
ent Member DR. ID. WILLIAMS OF Sahneville is
the Abolition candidate. JAMES Mason, Esq Is
the talented Wing nominee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07
Foreign p0rt..

Ar . bief A5r-' Jsae D. mp Cor0. Gorilu B,.,os shay
.ea t-i1S Anaf Car sr. Co. oai.rx l.rL AZ
- o. vf-an' ga sai-m Sailed o., Ju6es Plrsoa-
a. has.ss Jane ~ sark liens Augusta s Tor Havana P...
- 20 ,f bos-oa 'rs Gz % ior salem Clinton sor SYor
hlesls, lsz -'+'N'
~ atiif ~ ut bafks Gnpas. Der hr Bstou d.y.
49, h-a', 40 Milan Wilma 81 MON o.
AT ftftft -isf lf. trs s.r.l At-1 D., II fr 9o.tos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07
Massachusetts bunker state convention
Free soil Convention-saiiing oil the Brit
ANNA, &c. u ~

BOSTON NfuhirNoyf HtP'
The Convention assembled at Worcester to-day
and appointed Hon. HESRY CROKER President.
Addresses were delivered by Messrs. HAILKTT'
CALEB CUSHING, and ROBERT RASrouL, during
which the enthusiasm was considerable.
4 motion was made to nominate Gen. CALEB
GUSHING by acclsmaticn. but the motion was de
cided 10 be out OF order. Here considerable ex
element was manifested, by the announcement
that two sets Of Delegates were present IRON
Taunton-one in favor Of Cas- and one in favor O
VAS buren,. During the disturbance, several
disorderly motions were made
A Committee was finally appointed TO inquire
into the facts and Gen. CtsHIsG was declared L
be dominated.
The vote stood-CUsHISG OF New buryport, J-2
FREDERICK ROBINSON Of Charlestown, 300 neces
sary to a choice, 40.
The steamer Britannia sailed from her wharf to
iay She took out % passengers for Liverpool
aad 6 for Halifax. She carried no specie.
The Liberty state Convention meet here to-day
and voted to Join in with the Free Soil Convention
which organized about . O'Clock, with a large at
tendance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07

The bullion shows an increase Of 100000 r. The
discount line has fallen OF ll0OOOO0fr The overdue
and protested bills are less BY 3500OoOfr Thus while
ioOoO0ofr OF bills have been pad up the dishonored
paper has decreased in amount The deposits have
creased 000r and the circulation decreased To-
0C0OO0ir
The return from the Bank OF England for the
week ending Aug u gives the following result when
compared with the previous week
Public deposits Je32l4, Increase. ~
Other depos ....... s4i05l9s Decrease 528ll5
Rest ................. 56054i2; Ilcrease..... eco
On the 0taer side Of the account
Goverumr securities u s62755 The same as before.
Other securtes..... 10 257llg; Decrease ...e 1859
Notes unemployed. s-5-s,Ao; lncrease.... $4,000
The amount Ct notes in circulation Is slsl65 725-
being decrease of s5263s0; and the stock Of bullion
in both depart meats l. sl336isel showing decrease
Of s3loS3 when consaret with the preceding retufV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07
WORCESTER, Wednesday, sept. q

WORCESTER, Wednesday, sept o.
Henry w CUsBMAS, of Beardstown, was nom
mated for Lieut.. Governor
The following is the Electoral ticket:
Al Large-Charles g Greene, Henry w Chds.
Firsf D5sirict-James Cheever Boston.
!Sec0ad District-Ebenezer II. Stacy Gloucester.
THIRD Disty1ct-Edwin Lawrence, Newbury-
port.
Fourth District-Timothy Fletcher, Charles
town.
FIN Dtstret-J :. c. Knowlton, Worcester.
Sirth Dis,ric'-Ioscph Smith Hatfield
Sereub D,strict-Samuel Gates, West Stock
bridge.
Eigith Dlarlct-Wm. Ellis, Durham
Ninth Disp7cf-Foster Hooper, Fall River
Tenth District-J. d. Thompson, New Bedford.
Resolutions in favor of the removal Of Marcus
Morton were passed unanimously
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07

OBIo.-Hon. john CASH. is the Loco Foeo
candidate for Congress in the Marion and Union
District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07

Cy- WIN SrRoSG, the present Member of Con-
gress from Berks Co. (lAth Dist Pa. has been
nominated by the Loco-Focos for reelection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07
Mnrkct.....Burrno. Sept. ..

Receipts within the past "a hours-fLouR 5000 bbs
WHEAT. 1900 bush; CoRS, 5000 do. There was no
change in FLOUR, which selling at e5a5 l2. The
sales reach 1900 bbls. MHEAr-Ssles OF 1900 bush
Ohio were made AZ lOi cts CoRN-Ssles Of 700 bush
were made al s. CTS. There change Of moment
in other articles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07

YELLOW FEsER ~ EEv-ORLEAss.---lh ere
we're ninety SIX eea.hs OF yellow fever iof 'n' ~
ending or 10 26sh ult ~ NeF Orleans A1yo' -
mar n MS proclamation states ihsi u = = -
-. 80 b.. ~, g., assumed an epidemic form
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07

FREE Soil PAPERS is MAlSE.--The Platform
Is the new OF the Bangor Gazette, and the Free
Sol Republican appears instead Of the Hal1oNeh Liberty
Standard These were Liberty party papers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07

~ The stockholders OF the Now York Albany
aud Buffalo Telegraph Company met at Utica the 4th
inst amt resolved to organize into Corporation under
the late general act OF the Legislature T s Paxton
was reelected President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07

GREAT GATHERINGS or TBE SUCCoTASHiDEM
cRAcy The Democrats Of Chelsea held meeting on
Saturday last the usual notice having been given. and
lesrn succeeded in getting together from nfteen
10 seventeen persons Nominations o: delegates TO
the state Convention were made-scme thirteen ndiyiG
aAs taking pant in the nomination, such y the eniha
ssTa for Cass and Butler N Chelsea
We learn from the Atlas. that an attempt was made
to bold Cas- meeting 81 Lexington on the euta ult
bat when the appointed time arrived only seven per
sons were present and the meeting 10 Consequence
adjourned Boston Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07

IL BY our Telegraphic Reports II will be seen
tba. Gen. CUSHING. is again up for Governor Of
Massachusetts.
The Free Sol State Convention met IN Boston
yesterday, but we have DOT heard Of Their nom
instions.
p The returns from Vermont We must puolisn
lust as we receive them. The nsjorities are no'
gwen in any way b. which comparison can DC
made with the figures which we have Of the pre-
viOns election
We meant 20 put Ex-Chancelor Wawcrtn
residence Saratoga yesterday, but the types would
have IL Syracuse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07

MlcHIGAS The IAN Art0r Trge Dem0cra,
SAYS Recruits pouring into the Free soil camp.
from every quarter this The books nearly
full already TIE question Who Is for Free soil IS
no longer ssked-but Who Is not fer Free Sol r
The Lbss Press st Battle Greek comes out msnfally
for Van Buren, and Adams Free soil cam pssner Il 10
BE- published in the same place. The ffee Sa. daroosts
il the ,iile of spirited sheet which has just nsde it,
appearance in Adrian Let the Free soil men OF
southern Michigan in particular come up 20 its support
correspondent from jackson under dste Aug. 10
saws aThe free Soil cause Is progressing rapidly -
We are organizing in every School District Tie
masses are with US
A. f. Bell member of the last Legislature from lonia
Is out with al hs nj ht for Van Buren, and Adams
We say to our friends at home and abroad keep the
bah rolling.
The Jackson State Gassas Cwhi) has hois,ed the
Buffalo nominations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07
MARRIED.

* CO.. n, sr,,S.,s =. ,.,5i,,sof'f,. !. ~.
Ell KOokFE
B-.akfr oa t.- .I Do r.. 49, I-s. w. Nf q q,
WARD O. M.s NAk5A0Er GEsrif t..l tffllta-l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07

MJoK LirrLfiiNGsR-Ncs gain csl he siienuon u he
public to this wonderful miniature man, Who u certainly ue
most astonishing curiosity IN existence not exec frE even
lie renowned nera Tom Thumb for TIE Ne Is poe
SEE sed Of A. handsome features and 10 sp NY end
eligeri s. al The same TINE is shorter ana "etNs Ices
nan ne Genera himself tie Is exhibited ~ al hosn Of Ia
day and evening sud constantly draws around Inn cui
OF admirng gers hO always m1niiest he greatest ic
uciance 10 leave the charming ilte fellow fcHofmancfs
al b aud Il O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07

Is. CURTIS HAwLEY IS the Hunker candidate
in this state for State Prison Inspector.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07

gzo T. eie-g q -iis ne nlrdsT Of his bys-Contnnsa
r.nrrr OF OYEa ANr TERNINEA-Ieior ladse -

or-a-f ~ ~ $3.50 - ~ -....f g % -r-r..r t-
- -, ss.. 30. - is.f' e =. s5s 81 90 ia
II 80 = Il. ~, -. rt-a fl- sa.tas g. Ter,
l. be- -, ~ 80 go o- =. ,,i l-s,s,.t 70 oa
slills - as. '-'-fai r,-il SER 81 u ~ :, vs'1lf
Tzrl Lf1r.. .r.fa- i--'..e- (. n ~ s-.i lss ~ ~
= n'e ans ..l r b. 81 4 ...-- g-sr il- Do
Ma Fr-'fls -4 r li.-i --i- ri - -ri.r r-rf b.
f..r- a.-rrl-t r-,al-lf tl- oe.ar---r -. -.l.-.i.
~ a.. O. tl- COR. rltt -a.- 80 e.
rffet e. Pc ~. - 800 ~ -r-.e.s s...l
-ssl-F .--r- u veg D. ~ - .---.. + n r.st -
-t1.-l tas -el-l- ~ b s--i ,-t - ~ 49,
ts -.ef -a s.-- .1..+ i-r-a-s s,..l a.
len .t1.rs ia- gre Pc ,i.- I ~, .a
20 s.-1 - .i-e ~ .-li ~ "a b.. ~, ell. r.a-'
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- fsrr- a.sl. sar n .-a.a-i-' -1 ?. ~ = ~ o
...r no Ne tu-s tlrns 80 il- -
--,-- GER ...., .-,- .-,...-- ,-. .....t ,a-.
80 H .a--tae' m .'i "a, -- $500. '..
r-r- -1 ron '.--.--i III a. .-
toast t.ef- Z. Fl -.-n- ''''-r b. -I 81 = ~. r..
..r..-- r. must ls,, ...a .'' 30 sae', .e r-'''
ss.- BE- ta s .is ta-J ttf-e' ' .lt. it M --i
I'd f, -rl'ri '-. = 20 ile Pa ..,,- - ~ PC
t-- if..-s tres---. a-t Dat % 'r- lAri co. i W 70
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.as W. w., 1-.--l sl.a - .l " o. T. .-
pared CD -- 81 7--i, -.'i '-fo-tat~i i'-' PIT -.
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b',i . .,i ~, .,-,.- Il M X At ae.s .- a ~ s,r-
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Fay. ih- -,e's re p - y, In. ,.r.s .- -g .a
,, f,l3 t- l ..i, l. .-0. ie n -lf hsre been
saris g. b 7' se'a,- + .s Zen ,l .l ' = Z,
r-.r e. -,.er
t. .it fr f-o 'hrrr isl. flst De conduct
a lraa .. ll-or sr .o-s iiis-e.are i '--' ae
49,. ~. ,-I ...t -- the bs-eu-af. ,a r.it e,.a.a-
...--4 u., -fu,h ta- to.a. ard ere PRISONER
$500. -.-- p. d. .'.s-.ei ..a.... srf t.k-i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07

T,yLoRASp FILLMORE DEMOSsTRATIoS.-Ims
evening the Wings Of the Eighth Ward meet at
lafayette Hall at u O'Clock. Among those 10 ad-
dress the meeting we notice Hon THOMAS But
Lgg KIso Of Georgia Other eloquent speakers
Will also be present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07

- The Emmett Club Of Ne"OfleaA' n'.' :
meeting on the 9Th uli at which 'lh" were collected
for Ireland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07

NOTICE
Ofsomc importance 10 tho Public
LrARY 1 Co.'S
MOLEsKIS SILK HATS,
OF the finest quality and the la,e- fashlor embracing ra
moe, recent Improvements, and uneNceed 10y snj beso
fore produced, Will be- hcuceiouh sold at
FOUR DOLLARS EACH
The additional preparations made for the manuficiufe o.
this article the increased fsces enjoyed for procuring
from France and n is market tho choicest Necessary
eras and the greatly extended sass anticipated by l.
Co warrant them In Attending the Article as above.
LEARY 4 CO Haf1s
aujO sodf >. I and Aslor hoVss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07
Loco-roco A,s~mbl, Nominations.

Clinton C0-GEo. STEVENSON.
Oa,ida Co.-lst Dist CHAs. H. STANTON.
I'D Dist CALVIN DAwLKy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07

3d., a. .l 10 \ orr i0 e. hit l.lrs terf. 80 n
H.iurlor- 81 Nea klsi. .Iriir - a. c1t
Aari H. 81 3. - s..- 7 Aailnsasf Or Sg.h i toss,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07
tg The Aiecandria Va u
infrnducas NJ WYRsTFR-s .peech

lntfulucts NJ " tb'ItH 'I7''1Il
Mr. Webster speech which sc publish AZ at oi me
political history Of the times is cold ana CAUTIOUS Dli
a. testimony in behalf OF Gen. Teyior-drawn from
him by the orce Of the irucs aud character Of he
patriot chiefs he more valuable because Il comes
rom one not pre- disposed in bis favor. Mr. NeosieIs
opinions 10 be taken Tor what they are worth we
do not agree with all Of hem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07

VAN BuRsN Loco Foco CONVENTIONAL State
Convention was held in this city last Wednesday
ior The purpose OF forming electoral ticket After
some diho0ty in finding suitable material they sue
ceeced IN the oorct Of their sssembsee. We not
able 10 give the names Of al the gentlemen selected
electors We understand that Mr.. ELLSWORTH OF La
fsycttc and JOHN Il BRADLxY. OF Columbus are Elec.
tors the State large. own BvrLEA ESQ Of this
city is the elector for this Dis;rie,
Indiana state Journal, lst
- The Eii-GtelhtocH N. j. Journal comes
To Us this week with rather anomalous appearance
The outside OF the paper osSEs the OF Van Buren,
snd Adams and 10 presto chsnyei when turned
to the inside fni the Taylor and Fillmore ass flying
AZ lis mast head. as usual
II George A. Snyder, Esq. of Selinsgrove,
Union Co. Pa son OF Gov Snyder sad stump orator
Tor Clay in lSii has joined the Free Democracy Mr..
: Is accomplished scholar an able political writer,
snd al influential Whig Union Times.
COLLEGE IN AFRIcA-A citizen Of Mississippi
has leit $4,000 tor the establishment Of college N
Liberia Africa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07

~ The Aierondcia Va gazette thus accepts
Gen Taylors recent letters
An the letters from Gen. Taylor that We have pub
hshed are geHutHe-and excellent letters they too
rncy are straightforward honest aud consistent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07
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