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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
FEmAIE AoApEMY. aRooKLYN.

FEMALE ACADEMY, BROOKLYN.
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT by the cee.
VI bratsd GEkMANIA MUSICAL SOCIETY, FRI
DAY EVENING Oct. 1.-THE above Company beg res
pectly inform the citizens Of Brooklyn, and strangers
generally that they will give their last Concert Ia Brook
yn on FRIDAY the nth inst being positively their
night previous their departure for Havana, which
occasion will be performed, by particular desire the follow
ing PROGRAMME
/. Overture Of Wilhelm Tell ................. hossini
4 SOLDIERS w hllk Lhnuc
Grand Solo Ton the Fsgoto) .Thiede
Finale from Belisar. .DOmLeiu
5 b. psrticula Ar desire Of the musc-lOying people
Of New York, will be performed, on Friday
evening only, the Grand Symphony dDur Beethoven.
PART M.
%. By particular request, the Overture " Mldsum.
mer- Night Dream" ....................M endessohn
Duet from Spohr
Grand March-POt POufn....................M assak
Admission so Tickets TO be had At the Music
Stores and Al the door the evening Of the Concert
Doors open 7-Concert to Al o'clock pre-
sisely ob
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TEXT BOOK FOR AMERICAN sPoRrsndEs

I,RASK FOREsrFRs Field SPORT. Of The United Ststes
snd Brush Provinces x North America By Henry
William Herbert. ESQ vols svo Price ~ llmsrsef
with every species OF game.
%. Who's. r5le5 eh . surps's-a rsor .nt ray 90
e-s o H-rh>fts 1tsl - tas shof oi 90 -
u tho.s sdsct-s sqors i~e soos aespsn.sse Il
must hssr great poqlarp Aiosne
~ H-rb~rt a. tsptA sok psf'esf kno~i
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ton y ! N'"'
aoak elch venture O. predict sqorsnel wi asr~s'-
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L,s-ry Wori-
SPRINGER TOWNSEND.
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+" AMERICAN ARCHITECT

INHE CHEAPEST WORK on ArchllecluFe over puo
L ished IN the Unled States Published monthly prce
5 cents per No or - per
Iconsiss Of on sinal Designs OF country dwellings vary
ing and management 81 10 meet the views Of
every pc desiring country house Eaeh number con
tains d perspective view, Two elevations. two plans
plate u details show the approved mode OF con-
suucuOn. and carpenters and masons specification
The pro experience Of the eminent architect Mr
John W Rich, eus ed this work, sufficient guaran
~ for the prac,ca ability Of esch design The enchanted
palaces Of poets form part u This publication
Published by c NJ sANrON. 9'5 Broad~ry
y LONG BROTHER, b Auns
Agents for The work viii please apply 10 M. SaxOr
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ANUSEMENIS.

Is S"wPiiMESTARY BENEFIT TO col. MAN,
rHrKSDAY EVENING. DC ober p vii b. played
Colemsr's Comedy u he
POOR GENTLEMAN
81 e Rrant.e ChppendsIe stephen lisuo" oy Seton
81 C6.r,s. C.li sad Grace II Dobbia. r Johnston
Frederick Br.rrni- Jorisr WORTH z'on Mrs hnisni
Dr oiis9od Burton Miss l. MeIsob Mr.. srnon
Ate ssch. eleventh line an original local Drsn, con
coced efpre.,y 70 %, 9t6 yGs ss.'e 20 s,,crs
With new and pretty Picture Pstes by hiege nom news
taken on the spot rerrescuar- t'e most oebfaed pisces
10 Tie cry OF NewYort
THRsTER.-Doors open 81 et. PER
- ormauce 20 begin A. oc.ocs til ksDAf ~ - ~
lNG. Oct 3. viii be- performed, he Comedy ny ""o
Co.usr the Younger. in Fcfs, u lie
POOR GENTLEMAN
T. be followed by tl- Comic Drsms. Bro act. entitled
CHARLES II.
To conclude with The Farce in : scis. u
BORN TO GOOD LlCh,
or. An lrshmans Fortune
GREAT MUSICAL festival.
THE GREAT MUSICAL FESTIVAL given on he %
n. by The Director u the ltssn Opera 10 connection
with MAURICE sTRAKOsCH,
having with such brilliant success and requests from
many quarters having been made for ia repeurOn,s
SECOND FESTIVAL
on the same m grcent scale the hrst viii be given al
the Broadway Tabernacle on MONDAY EVENING,
The Director Of The Italian oPera q the United States Of
America respectfully announces ihsi having riade 81 sr,
rsngement with MAURICE srRAKOsCH, Pianist Of the
Emperor Of Ru,sis Second Grsnt Musical Fesrvs OF
he easou vii be given The Broadway raoernsce, on
Monday Evening" Oct So isis. on which occasion
SIcNoEISA TRvFFi,
MADAME LAsORDE.
SieNoEfNA PArrt,
scNuRINA CAMERLlNl.
siG~oR BENEDErrl.
MONsIEUs LABORDs.
slGNoS DUBsEulL,
SiGNog ROsi
sIGNoR PATH
SiGSOR GiUBiLEL
Ms SCHSiEvEs,
with other sunrushed Artists together with the largely
Increased Chorus and Orchestra Of the
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY,
and ih- greater portion the performing members Of the
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY
VIII appear The whole viii form Orchestra OF nearly
ONE HUNDRED PERFORMERS,
Ard Chorus OF Ftty Voice, The following Artists Will
compose the Orche.tfN
Conductor. ..........................M Msretzek
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INDELIBLE -Formsrkiug Linen, SIX, or Cot
lon with common pen lows readily from the pen and
warranted permanent black color sold wholesale and
retail by FRANCIS LOUTREL, Slsuoners
49, NJ II Msiden-lane
IN po0 WINDOW SHADES, Gli Cornice- De
iU.UOU corauOls. &C Al The lowest market price hef.
chants families and strangers wanting such articles VIII
call sfBARTOL'S. rs and ~ Wilamst between Beck
and Spruce SIS % ~
,I'O THE IADlES-An elegant assortment or boys,
chdrer. aud infants white, dra0, black and pear col
oed beaver hats fancy and sintrmmsd with iesthers
Lssies misses chdreus beaver bonnets Win an eNlen
1--WE assortment OF mufs yciOnes snd fancy urs lr- put
In order lo4b I'M }. II MONAhQLE r, = bo"sry.
THE NEW HAT COMPANY, lf Nassau-.t. e
tsb.bf by ufsclIers The sole purpose retailing
Al wholesale rrces The very fne' moesEin nat - ne
yery finest rura hst >. No second quality 40 second
rorre.ponding low price. THE NEW HAT COMPANY,
D. ~ S.s.sr-.i y " Oh d.
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Total Income. ....I2si3,2A l3el55o ll7el3s so si2
The las; quarter exhibits improvement Of s95S65l
over The receipts of the July quarter in the Customs
The increase the spending quarter Of the year
la is sg69 so in the Customs In the Excise depart
rucnt the increase the corresponding quarter Of
so j. 1902 6s snd the July quarter OF the present
year. A5--.5l. The stamp Dates are on the wrong
side OF the account by f246 DOB compared with the
quarter Of sst year aad with the July quarter Of the
present there il stl farther comparative decline
q s95G, partially accounted for by the transfer Of
-1ne Of the stamp Duties and the Excise The Pro
yery Tax exhibits decline Of s25 7Jj Upon the whole
there Is increase the quarter compared with the
same quarter last year 81 A7722 net increase and
compared with the July quarter Of the present year
Of s7O3o6l Upon the year the total decrease is
i05I-3
Ia Boston the money market IS still tight. The
street rate has ranged from to Il per cent month
several Of the hesvies, borrowers have withdrawn.
The duties at Boston for the week ending Oct.
n amounted to s9f923 10.
The Commercial and Farmers Bank at Balti
more has declared half yearly dividend of per cent
AZ Louisville, Ky a very brisk Fail business Is
doing The most active inquiry is for bsgging and rope
Tobacco also is improving The business Of the West
ern commercial cities aud presents in general
favorable returns.
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uarArgs OF FRIENDSHIP.

DUBLIsHED THIS DAY. Wreslhs Of Friendship Ar
l elessnt XII FOR the young by 7 ; Arthur and
Woodwork vol. limo
Aso Inst pu bli.hed-Women Of the American Revolution.
bv Mr.. = = Elet vols Emo. ll.usraiod
Orators u The American Revolution, BY 2 l. Nssoon
vols l3mo.
Retiring from Business. by T Arthur vol lsmo
The Gambler, OF Pohceman's siory oyOhHes oHfasr
! 70. lsmO
Robert Burn, Poei and ss Man BY Samuel Iylef'
.gfhor OF Baconiar PHILOSOPHY" v0l. lmo.
BAKER SCRtBNER,
"A. 81. Is Na.sau..f Al y Park
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THE NEW HAT COMPANY

nR POWELL attends 4. usual 70 Diseases u the
DEye snd Ear 81 !; Wsu-n-st where can be hsd MS
Treatise On The Eye prce 50 cents Il Describes 10 an
mage Ia. al can understand the Eye and u diseases con
hints for preservation Of vision and directions Tor ne
selection OF .pectaces Jus, imported artificial eyes which
ca he inserted without any psn and that move Ike the
natur. eve ey improve the appearance exclude cold air
and dust, support The Ids and thus render essential service
10 The healthy eye. Dr. POwe..s sefAcung rye snd Ear
AZ now be seen 10 operation The Far where
can be had free OF cost pamphlet describing ne ceses IL
:. b,rb fbev ~ .ucr.-ssu Is us-d OF 6useOd'
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BOOK TRADE.
THE ILLUSTRATED sKEToH-BooK:

Df.eTTsUgn THIS DAY-The s,eicb Book Of Ge0frey
tCrsyor Gent rev. edition. .usraed ~ifh IS besuuil
eosrsyne. rom designs By Dsfey. executed IN re nnes
marner BY The be. nuss vol sq.sfe ''V' ''o'n 'N'
= 81 cloth gill - morocco eSrs,s
The sugar anlers Msnus, being Tfsan.e o. ne AZ
~ obtaining sugar RON the Cane, by W tVsns' % v IN
70 crown svo extra cloth. with illustrations
PUTNAM Publisher, SC
- f55 Broadway snd is2 srsnd. London
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GUITARS MARTINS GUITARS Stranger. In
VI want of good guitar vii fad Il 10 their advantage 10
call and examine Msrun guitars before purchasing ess-
where The superiority % Martins guitars, az regards
ru.h tone and )whs, the most important facy n exc
ruuon 5 TOO vel known % need any rrcOmmeni auon
Of guitar wanted and prce, VII be promptly sit-rded 10.
and the purchaser may rely upon obtsnrg perfect ns'ru
rept 10 every respect. and warranted such sod Al
Nspuf4curers prices wholesale and retail a. 555 Broad
way Up stairs only. by JOHN B. COUPA, Professor OF
the guitar No connection with The store below o44 aus.
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SAILS OF REAL EsTAIE
Hy Me- n Franklin House and Doc lf- McDolga. o. ~ hj
500
mo-. a CtHaa- I.t q Ell.ae,4.-l .11l 81. $50
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GRAND AUA-BOMBARDaENT VERA
VI CRUZ, 596 Broadway. Is now mpeted, and will
commence this Thursday evening al O'Clock. Doors
open al O'Clock. O1b Jr
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PROvIsIONsPo hrmnsss and the demand
A. Mes good u 2s2 37 freely offered Prne g! y.
moderate The Nhoe Transactions reach 90 or 100 oos
B-ef 81 sl0dlo With moderate transactions Lard
lesvy and Dol. previous rates Butter JUL
Cheese far request
F,o',. frar, L., g. Yah October
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-. The public are informed that Jones,

Soap for the SKIN Joness Cora Hair Restorative for CIV
ing any one for Sc splendid head Of hail Joness LILY
White for ladies' and his Amber Tooth Paste sold Al q for
the teeth and bresh, the most beautiful articles ever
inside and are sold only al 6. Chsihsmst o2i Ieod
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT or NETWORK. OCTOBER ~
IMMATURE AI.MANAC....THIs DAY
~ s-fs.--.-...S Sets. I've So
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~ Ninth Ward.-At large and enthusiastic meet
iog OF the Wings OF the Ninth Wad, he'd at the Northern
Exchange TO hear the report OF the Committee apponiei 10
nominate = candidate for Assembly. Mr. CHAS SOUTH
ERLaND called 10 the Chair, and JoHN w MEAD and
OLIVER r WARDELL, appointed Secretaries.
M Robert Peterson, on behalf OF the Nominating Com
miitee presented the OF ABRAHAM Van NORDEN Esq
a. such candidate. which motion, was rejected. After
which. the nomination was rendered 10 Mr. II How ARD
C,RGILL which respectfully declined.
ON notion FRASCIs V MANY was substituted, snd ON
miee Of appointed 20 wait Mr. Many and ter der
HIN the nomination. which he accepted. Mr. Many *as
then unanimously declared the candidate Of the With As
senby District supported Al the ensuing election On
motion. ad iourned. CHAS. SWITZERLAND Prest
JOHN w MEAD. lc.,..,a.
OrrvFg W,RDsLL secretaries % Il.
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IOfsl Ordinary Rev l2bI2lsl lSS3li68 l05i.S8 Olb9
Imp : Other Moneys S.-s7 l6s ~ 1880 ...
hepaymeut Of ADV. 1875 ll2bo Ess
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no PRINTRRs-FOR sALE-T

10 PRINTERs-FOR sALE-Th- printing nsier-
! and Office fixtures OF weekly newspaper recently
discontinued. consisting OF Bourgeois Brewer Noupsr-
fancy type. composing stone. chases composing
stcks sc &C Any pefsoo wishing material for weekly
paper Will md lh. rare opportunity to luy low % cash
Apply 81 5 spuosst or Ssod'
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TABERNACLE.
DESIRE IKELHEIrHER,S

Il RAND CONCERT on FRIDAY EVENING. Oct a.
VI and fret APPEARANCE OF the distinguished Nile WALES
CAKLIETZ. Csntatrce hOnOraire " the Royal Academy
Of Berin. Mr. D. lKELHElMER viii be assisted by Nile
VALESCA KLlETZ, Miss JULIA NORTHALL, ) gnor
ROssl CORSI. signor NONELLL Leader o. the Orches-
ira. Mr. o. LOOER Maestro Of the Piano Mr.. II CTlMM
Tickets be had the Music Stores principal Hotels
aud the door. Doors open oclOck-Concer TO com
at o'clock. No poslponement on account Of the
weather o15 q
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J NJ g. BOGERT. Aueuoneer.
FURNITURE AUCTION BY W w. SHIRLEY.
PETER PARKS, Aucuopeer
u IrIu MI Roll. EIOWfk ROOTS, ~

UAuction THIS DAY, Oct %, al . bfosd"sy. Sc
assortment OF Ihese beautiful fower roofs conssps 81 -
ciuths Of various coors iups nafcssus eiO'1' - -
rittul anas crown mperiss &c &c
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INCLUDING GALNANISM Magnetism. Electro Mag
netlsm Electro mics MAJ netc Electricity and Ther.
mo Electricity, with $50 original illustrations Price 81
A new edition. this day received by
Z. VI. sAATON. Agent for the Publisher
OBS sis no Broadway, hsck Orce.
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GRAIS-1be nha demand or Wheat good the quotations
heavy lie 5ooo 500 bush Chicago and other West
and n o 90 Ohio Al There we're also
ASA IL tor export Cora inactive
change Inc 5000 bushels At o79d6s or
- P-nn.y Yellow Re quiet With sales oo
delivered Oats quiet st3id34 with sale 5000
~ -.ono suss Nothing 5ons Barley
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TO CALICO AND OTHER ENGRAvERS-One
i power cumps for raising dice, with colnershat-
ing hanging, snigesrng &c. II implicit order, 81 be
sod bargain. Apply 81 the sogihessi corner Of Pike
ant Cherry rs. o2i frs'
SELLING OFF CHEAP.-WlSDOM SHADES
- Of every description AM quality being sod Al
extraordinary oS grires by JOHN GREAsON ~ he od
stand % Greenvichst between Murray and Robinson sts
The public invited 10 call o5 lmiseOd'
CONTINGENCIES DESKS, Oftc- snd Library
= Ts7les- . ysrieiy u patterns. for sale by
lee : W. BOUYHkCk - <rnAizb
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: Pearl, While Teeth md Rrenfh, 10 be

had for 2--Persons who have either houorsbly
sured. II their breath foul their teeth d.
csyed dark yellow, and ncrused WIKI tartar that p
box OF JOness Amber Tooth Paste Will make the teeth
white snow. and the bresih Odonferousy sweet
Sold In china pots for - Sod only al Chatham -
o14 .leOd
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~ Card.-The undersisned most respectfully ten
ders bic sncee thanks 10 officers CAN'T and JsFFSEYs Of
he Tenth Ward Police for their very valuable services In
morning lsst lO4o It. JOHN BRADBURN.
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~ Persons wishing TO avail themselves Of the ser.
vices OF an accomplished Mathematical Instructor are
Ieque.ted 10 call Oh mI MCCARTHY, q Beesman-sl who
has sdysrnsSd IN another coisun oA,lr
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Ter. ended the 10Th Of October s47 and lsis showing
the ir.re.s, or decrease thereof

- 49,, $3.50 "'''''''''''' 4SSU2t aS,O2t coo.
~ . o.ne' ", ,s -.essr Si76o, 80. sass
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Telegraphtc.
THIRD DAYS PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION

THIRD DAYS PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION.
BALTIMORE, May "a, 1S4s
The National Convention was He'd to order by the
president, at nine o'clock. After tho minutes had
the chair IL the democratic members of Congress
not entitled to seats the floor. Objection was
made to admit members of Congress and the delegates
Of the Maryland Democratic State Convention to the
galleries of the house
Mr. KErrERwELL, Of Maryland, proposed substi-
tute providing that the city commissioners Of Baltimore
be requested to examine the building and report
whether would be safe to admit spectators to the gal
Icries
MIR. FLouRNoy, of Georgia. objected in strong Ian
guage to the adoption of any invidious distinctions
as antdemocratc, and contending that all should be
admitted or none. The whole subject was then laid on
the table.
Mr. CAMERON, Of Pcnnsylva mia, proposed that all
voutionary soldiers in the city should be admitted to
seats on the floor. which carried
Mr.. BGos of North Carolina, submitted a preamble
nd resolutions to the effect, that,
Whereas there are two sets of delegates from Now
York each claiming to represent the democracy Of the
State and,
Whereas IL is impossible for the convention to de-
eide this important and intricate question: having
evidence before them but that furnished by themselves
both of whom materially interested parties; and
Whereas IL conceded that each delegate represe
ed large sections Of the democracy Of New York II
important that the said State should be fully
prese nted--thersfore, be 10
Resolved that both delegations be admitted to seats
in this Convention, and entitled to vote all qucs
tons that they wish to.
At the request of the mover OF these resolutions
they laid on the table, to be hereafter called
mp. .
The Convention then proceeded TO the considera-
ton of the order of the day being the defence Of
the opposing New York delegations by those chosen
as speakers on the respective sides
The Hon Mr.. DfcKrvsoN appeared on the size OF the
Hunker section, asccnded the stand, ana opened inc
discussion He commenced by remarking on the ne.
cessty and utility Of strict party organization and
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The vote not final, but while affairs were sti
pendnc a motion was made to adjourn. This caused q
storm of cheers and Kisses but finally prevailed and
the Convention adjourned to o O'Clock tomorrow
morning
A SUMMING UP OF THE DAYS BUSINESS.
B,Lr,Monr. May "a, 1s4S.
The vote of the Convention, to-day TO TO lzo was
upon an amendment to amendment 10 the report
Of the Committee on Credentials, that the question
is vet two stages from final decision rms vote,
how .ycr we hold to be conclusive Inc hunkers an"
Barnburuers will both be admitted.
When the vote was carried by States, Pennsylvania
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The call for the previous question was sustained By

The question then taken on the ancndmen Mt pro-
posing that both delegations be admitted to seats In
the Conventions and be entitled to the number oil votes
which that State entitled to the electoral college
This proposition adopted substitute TOT the re-
solution by the following close vote
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THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION,
SESSION AT MORE.
Interesting Proceedings.
Introduction Of the Slavery Question
&c. &c. &c.
BALTIMORE, May %, 1913.

EcoND DAYS PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMITTEE ON
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OLD HuNKERs ACCEPTED
THE HERETIcAL BARNBURNERs VOTED AN EXcoM-
MUNICATIoN.
For the convenience Of the reader repeat the list
the Committee of Credentials Of the National Demo-
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not only lose the State OF New York but IL would
endanger every other State of the North Mr. Touccy
appealed that every consideration of the safety har
mony Of the party depended upon fair hearing to the
Herkimcr delegation.
After contest among several competitors,
Gen. BYLY, of Virginia, next secured the floor.
Take the stand take the stand) And as this gentle
walked forward and mounted the rostrum, he was
received with a round of applause.
Gen BAyLy.-I do not rise to answer, mt length the
gentleman from Connecticut, but to place the action
of the Committee in its true light. The gentleman
from Connecticut has totally misapprchended the ac-
ton Of the Committee The first thing that was done
after the appointment of most distinguished mem
Der to the chair, was an appeal by the member from
Georgia to the delegates from New York to settle their
disputes among themselves. But both parties insisted
upon action, and that the way in which the
resolution offered not from any section, re-
quirng this pledge to the Convention. 1t is pledge
which wcmay apply to every member Of this Conven-
ton
A MEMBER.--I would state that the delegates from
Georgia instructed not to for Wilmot proviso
man. lChecrs1
said that man, either by expressed or
implied pledge, should be compelled to subscribe
to doctrines that were strange and monstrous.
Nobody supposcs such thing. Tho doctrine of
democracy, on this question, IL non-ntcrfercncc.
Applause But the gentleman says, refused to
hear these delegates until they had given this pledge
Not exactly so. Doubts had been thrown upon both
delegations by the friends Of each and wanted to
know before admitted them into fellowship, what
there purposes whether they for harmony
for mischief Did our functions stop with the exam-
nation of papers, Wings might get up the necessary
papers send delegates here and blow up proceed
ings We wanted to know, not their position with
gard to the to be nominated but to the principles
of the party of which he would doubtless be the repre-
sentative We thought this right did not object to
their credentials. should be as willing to hear them
now, any gentleman Of this convention. Our only
object harmony and harmonious settlement Of
this dcuty Our object then was, and our object now
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The Burnt District mt the Capital.

The Common Council and Board OF Trade
Of Albany have taken preliminary measures to widen
the streets of that city and make other improvements
before the Burnt District shall be rebuilt Commit
tee has been appointed from the Board of Trade 10 con-
der and urge the proprety OF rebuilding on the DOCK
aud Pier substantial warehouses OF stone or brick
aone and that the Dock, far as is practicable
aid warehouses should be located directly on The dock
with the street their west side-that thereby the
present expense and inconvenience in receiving and de
Hvering property may be avoided"
The Evening Journal makes mention of the following
additional sums In aid of the sufferers
Am FROM ABRoAD-Maurice Wurts, Esq of Ron
dout has generously contributed 500; Col Geo. Tai
ott OF Washington. 500; Hartman Baker, Esq. New
York ESQ and John l.. Lockwood Esq OF Williams
bargh, $40
The Atas of Thursday gives these particulars, as the
plan unanimously adopted by the Committee to whom
the consideration Of the matter referred
ITO widen South Broadway the west side, corn.
mencng at point seven feet west OF the present west
line AZ ts nicr ecton with Hudson 81. and running
straight line point seven feet west OF Broadway ct
intersection with the north line of Hamltonst from
that point 10 INT about thirteen feet west of Broad
and nom thai point to the northeast Of Borte
store, on the west side OF Broadway opposite TO the
new steamboat landing
Also 10 ra.s. t.e grade OF Broadway feet at the
Eagle Taver .. feet inches at the steamboat land
ing running OF to nothing at Lydius 81"
The plan is q comprehensive and excellent one, and
the only objection have heard 30 IT, is that il does
FAR enough and that the business attract and
facilities of the street would be enhanced ii it
made even vet wider