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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-24
Board of A.-l.tan, Aldermen. .MoNp,


Board of Assistant Aldermen. MONDAY, oct =
RESoSsrSaScE REFEssED.-of he owners q l.slo.
and lessees, against he proposition 10 wieec rnnln.
lss,Eoross o. ELrcrios-Josn B Fnns. lat D..rr,t
fl0h Ward. in psee Of John Ackbbn, rssigned Ch.r-.
Mco'o~sn. IL District do. IN pscc Of ohm W rboru-
ELrcrIos DSrSicrs-i.i District. Finn wsrc, removed
corner OF Norm Moores; to iO7 HadsonsL lila D.rs
Thfd Ward. tfOm p TO 5. Warfe'st
PETITIONS RkfESStD For sewer 10 fineeniA 4 non
100 feel Of scc0ndsyrnue 10 tistsvcuue, srd F
avenue from Fifteenth Fourircnih.sf OF Berusi NJ
Sor!ey for payment for service while noacem an IL,
bi,,y .-.,,pd-s, between Ninth and Tenn sverp.. -
regu sfei Against ealsuson Of time for oon0,rns
srsde Of reDh sSenne ron Seventy ant 70 keey ssh
- To have Per No Norh River Sc, apart of Nes Or.
RTrosys ADoFrEo-In favor Of repairing sewsrp.,
foot o. Csnsst Resolutions Tor altering he place q
holding polls were concurred m.
FsoM Bo.sD or ALDERMEN TO allow he Vniou Fery
Company to run stdinona boat from Nhiieea4sa9 .
Hamilton svenue Appointing Jesse Dayton jr >chcc,
Trustee Ia >eyenieenih Ward ConcuUed in....>sne AZ
10 appropriation for Washington square iron rainss.
Also as 10 various donations p"oinung NJ ssdsi.
Commissioner Of Deeds Appropriations Tor Board q
RrsoIrrlo>s In favor Of continuing The frrie. to
Bscswels snd RsntsLs and from The foo, OF >Nyts
snd Eighty sixth Adopted To remove esfih AID
grade william It between Chsthsm aud Frsnk'or fora
with. Adopted To NJ up room al earh st1uon hoas-
for the sccomuOd snon OF women and children sppyns
night Tor shelter. kioriet That f.e hydrsns %
psced Clinton hrtseen Doisncy ard K!vinston he
f-rred To down for;y-fourh-st a. 70 have de
grade descend from SiSt 20 fifih avrru's Reierred
Thai Del re De provided p" ruR "osirfi
side Of the Cry Same .Thst Thirty slNlhs oeiweec
sixth and Eighth be graded, &c Same BY Assist,
ant a Webb-thai sspAcal Comm tee take into 5nst
ersio the propety OF tssng up rails Of Harlem Rsfoai
between Canals. and Hall u Records Messrs NeoA,
Morgan and Brennan appointed
F>t ,RcrNr>r o. rHE RArrEsY This subject wa
taken ID resolution Ca-red by Mr. ecu, 10 sscef.
tain here existed In Others any vested right w >chuv
read Of the Stseof 49,. grsr ting power 20 e City 70
extend the Battery 90 feet 10 the night ~ Mr. Vanderbilt
IN Pier No he holds the pier only by suheralce, he Guy
having reserved itself the right OF filing up % lre
with Westst 1t also said there IL some doubt ihe
United has claim relation 10 The Battery
- The report OF the Committee with resolutions TO sivrr
tse for contracts f In. adopted To light Church
St from Chambers TO Fulton with gas. concurred IN.
A few other pspers were acted upon, and ne Board
a. burned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-24
SMITH O'BSIEs.-Exusct Of letter from
well-informed source. dated

DUBLIN, Oct , l-4s.
Smith Brien's trial is s,il proceeding
Whiteside, his counsel, has Just concluded very
powerful speech IN his defence. 4 conviction is
all bat certain yet l apprehend there viii be
some strong expression irom the jury in favor OF
cemency, though they Jury OF TipPerary
landlords. Up 20 this time however, the resolu.
ton OF the Government kos been 10 hang him. Il,
is a suicidal policy for England 10 DO SO, for il
plsntsa new germ OF fierce hostility in minds here
that would not otherwise have conceived i but
she does not stop at such things
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-24
Court Calendar TINS Day.

cnlru CerEf-Bsor- J1ts- xsy-artSs. - So 81 81
y - -' &c ~ - - q ir 30 30 - lls 10 q ~
sersssss css.rsa- ossd. s-saet.as ~. - 10 IS =,
Is7, 10, ~. =. sss .saz-< No. q, q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-24
w Tax wHlos OF PArKRsos. n. J.

a THE WHO'S OF PArERsoS. n. J. hold a
NAss Meeting shis evening JAMES KING the Wing
candidate Cor Congress aud w. p. RosINsoS Of this
City. will be present and speak Mr. ROBINSON would
be happy meet Judge NAAK to discuss the topics
which he introduced into his speech the Csss
ing few evenings since. The Judge may De OF
respectful hearing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-24

FLoSIpA.-rhe JacksoRr,Ls Nesrs gives official
returns from two additional Counties, and from
one incorrectly reported which does not. however
materially change the result
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-24

JOIN Vas BURENs ARRvAL.-A large con
course Of cnzens proceeded 70 the Railroad Depot last
evening ~ about o'clock 10 welcome the worthy son
OF our Presidential candidate. For hour previous
% the arrival Of the cars the multitude assembled
were entertained by short and spirited speeches from
Messrs Jones Taylor. (of the Glo5e) Hoadly. Chase
lot Indiana and others
Upon the arrival Of the and the announcement,
that Mr. Van Buren, aboard the enthusiasm Of the
crowd burst out into loud and long applause. John
Democrat as he j., walked ~ the head Of the process
sion 10 the Henry House. and would fhn have rested
himself in the snug paror and by the cheerful FIRE OF
our friend Kelsey but the Free Soil army has halted In
front OF the hotel and would not be comtortei yet
dispersed without sight Of the isyorite MAN or rM
Masses.
He was called out and made short speech He
speaks Hamilton 20 day II o'clock and In this city
this evening Cincinnati Globe, Oct. H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-24

y Mr.. Peter L. Thompson, barkeeper Of the
Union Hotel Al Leonardtown, Nd. was killed BY light
MING on Tuesday evening last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-24

NV And VALUABLE 1t would be wasts Of type 70
descsn on he importance Of clean Teeth and pure oresn
we viii therefore content ourselves with pointing ou ns
means Of securing them. -Four words will do Il L.
Tneve Ayomq 10 the wide range Of denufees ard mouth
washes we know not is eeas Call on the inventor, Dr.
IsG, Dentist ngusyst obtain bottle and NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-24
After Rn1ss.

lumber Of changes made n the places Tor bod.
ing The Polls IN several Election Dsrets-out we 90 not
copy them. shall have hereafter. e. usual complete
LIST Of az the City Polls whether changed Or not
GIN PERsuER SMITH 10 have presented 10 nlrn ne
Hospi,aires OF the CRY. ard JOINT Commee Of three
from Board Be charged with the duty On the
part Of his Board AID Hsifed, Stevens and Croaas were
appointed.
A large amount Of small business dispatched, which
II Il needless 70 detail
RoosEvELr-sT.-A petition was presented and referred
TO the Counties Streets have this place repaired and
the esrrisge~sy raised from Chstham 70 Wafer s-lt
much n~eded
IsyrArIoS.-Frou The Boston aclhorires for the CON-
Council 10 participate II their Wafer Celebration o.
Thursssy next. Accepted
postnsat-lsaAc Dayton, Jr 10 DO Trustee Of Com.
Schools for Inc seysctssnth Wsd-n place OF Edw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-24

TROOPS RETURNED-The steamer Highland
Mary arrived last evening with Cspis Psul and Noch
ner Lieuts Pennymsn, Gray. Hun, Allen Stewart and
Is privsies OF the Missouri volunteer force on board
some POO officer. and reached the city yesterday
and nearly every boat arriving from Independence for
week or ten days will have more or less on board
As the Highland Mary rounded TO in front of the wharf
three hearty cheers given by the troops on board
evidence of the pleasure they felt in once more
reaching their homes. 81 Louis kepuohcan'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-24

~ The gicheAeu" Gold Pens sold by b. Y. Wrsor
Co IS Wail-st warranted wear I've years and are
acknowledged 10 be the be-, cheapest pens In use
God pens made 10 pattern Gold pens repaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-24

~ Rules for Business Men 10 v B. PALAEs's Ban.
ness Meps Almsnse shor, pitby and vslgsbe IDS
Almanac only II. cents be bad Of booked efs and g.
lhe Adyernsing Agency 10 Tie Tnhnne Bnl.dnss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-24

OUR LARGER HOTELs.-The pr0prI3tors of our
hotels and boarding houses sre already preparing them
selves for the Winter csmptign On the irst OF this
month the United states passed into new hands and
large number OF rs rooms understand, have A..
ready been engaged for the coming Winter Coleman
Hotel has been improved BY the addition Of new por
tco and i hereafter % be under the exclusive manage
meut Of Blackwell The City Hotel is quite as popular
a. ever and vii continue % be under the superinien
dence of the Messrs willard The hotel recently
ted by Mr. Fuller has been repsinted throughout and
the ct November viii be reopenet under the auspices
OF Mr. Thomas lutte OF the Howard Hotel NewYork -
With regard 20 Browns. Gsdsbys which has been alter
ed 90 70 front on the aTenue) and the Exchange
believe changes have taken place. OF the boarding
house about town. We notice that number Of them
have been greatly enlarged and II welfare 20 Judge by
present appearances there will be no lack Of comforts
bic accommodations for all who may soj0urn ~ Wash
inston during the approaching winter. Nat Int
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-24
moLysKTy AND SILK HATS


OF the best and Finest quality and recent fashion, con
b.nng al the latest improvements and previously sI
ceef These Hats Manufactured expressly for this estso
sbmeut by the 1perrnced kmen Of the city are
offered 10 me pubic al he reduced u FOUR DOL
LARS EACH
Thesienon Of those IN pursuit " sn elegant and ms
same time economical Hat 10 respectfully invited 10
HAYEsS stock Of Hats al
GA cod 80 Broadway corner Of Futora q,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-24

" Let hrm we!lhammered soe- protect Thy feet
Through freezing and rains and soaking seet"
70 SO sings the poet Gay and advise those who will
Ing to take bis good advice, 10 go TO WATxSss 10 Fuoo
Of and get pair Il his reasonable Boots which, although
sold at very low prices recommend for their dus
billy aud elegance. OF J,eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-24

~ What can be said pro and 10 relation to PHsLoss
Ch>mieai Hgir Lsrt1oyoty Why that success 10 pro
digloQs and The proof u Ls excellence coo-cusye.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-24

Y Eli Wolfner and David Barns were ar
rested A. Pittsburgh Thursday as for passing coun-
teriet money Of to following description - Asricul-
rural Sank Of Herkirner. n. Y-Vignette, an Indian
Queen II an ornsmented circle Paper white and
-imsy, and whole appearance q the BIZ miserable.
j. 3 Dysart President P. ?. Belinser Cashier.
y We regret 10 learn that fracas occurred
between some Wings and Democrats who happened
to meet there, and thst one or more got severely
stabbed n o. Crescent Oct IS.
x An infant child OF Col Fremont aged
two months died the passage from 81 Louis 70
Nesipor and vas brought back 70 - Louis for inter
meni on the 18Th INST
II The Fillmore Rangers were the most con-
spicgous club IN point q numbers and enthusiasm in
the Wing procession as; evening n o. Crescent 18th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-24

~ The cheapest and best place 10 the city 10 ger 600
boots, Shoes and Caters Is JoSEss, u Anns nesf "a.
~ So second do d 50 TO o. Congress Boou from " y 70
- French Pstert Leather Boots a. Cd W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-24

c D.lsvsp. removed from The Ward. ) NJ Bldvt, a,
BE- Commissi jDer Of Decis. D l. White resigned
A Ngw Plan for Psving Streets Was s0bnued hy N,
Wm C. Perrne-whose COMMUNICATION referred 10 H.
Committee streess. The lowest srsEm. By Mr. p.
psn BE- rs lcn-s below tie surface. formed Of .sy-
Of FAT rom -four inches thickness. TIE "a
the MI die OF The srsetsnd then 10 be tlod 20 .nr
~sri with Sand and gravel etc eics expense "a. a.,
TO exceed g. - per square yard
The Board sctad upon certain ether and minor Matters
referred petition from Lying m Asyum for cosspos
Of COO 10 the Finance Communicated finally acoQrr,s
to meet again on Monday sezf A. ; Pm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-24

AMERICAS SOLDIERS FOR rHE MENlCAN Army
Col Geo. W. White. late Captain ID the Louisiana
Re ment serving In Mexico left asst evening In the brig
Hsrriette Capt Martin for -sal command Of draft
Of Is men Before leaving Mexico AZ the conclusion
81 the war Gov. BarbachAno Of iucatar made prop
oston - aim % raise, a. soon ~ be should be dis
charged regiment Of Americans for service in the
army OF fucstan. the command Of which would be
given 70 him since then fucstan has joined, or
joined the Mexican Confederation and the President
Of Mexico has ratified the proposition and accepted the
services OF Col Whites Re girnent for duty the Mex
lean Republic. This the second draft Of the rez
lneni-loO men Of il being already Ia Mexico. The
following ocers Of the regiment also went down last
evening with Col White Capt Robert J. Kelly, Capt
Linton, Lieuts BeresioFd Campbell. H. :. Boyle Bias
sint Publ strauss and Tedger On their arrival ss
they proceed % Nerds n o. Crescent 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-24

II The arrival among rs Of JoHN WILSON,
the well known Scottish vocalist announced in The III.
bEHs yesterday has given warm glow of pleasure to
the lovers Of true music In this City. We learn that
b. never in better cond ton and that his voice has
los, none OF he snd power He has enjoyed
for years the highest popularity in Great Britain which
continued unabated to the sst-his closing concert In
vast edce being absolutely overlooked with his London
admirers For true feeling, forcetul expression and
volume Of tone in the execution Of the beautiful songs
OF Scotland Mr. Wilson has probably never had a su'
neror among "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-24

q FANCY CUTIE embracing large yancJ "a
sportsnen's and pocketkayes of the mosS rare -
besul. patterns many Of which have never been oeso'
imported. Also . variety Of unique articles for otet ~
They have been selected with especii e.ye ard are
ranled TO be the beet qasity. o SAUNDERS sor,
Oh s.. 10 Broadwsy. cor. Llberty. md so bfosa"C
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-24

Cosg TO nv HAD, PssurIFuL HAT This 10 slmoG
exclamation, when passes by Ksox's estsbhstmenf
ls futoDst Such variety Of shapes and becoming hu,
Knox has surprising Of ME about Beavers tos
the weaer Nothing like knowing how hat soelaiiss %
II were with The head. la this KNOX excels gracefully
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-24

NrBLo's.-MAcREADY appeared IN Macbeth last
night at the Astorpace Opera House before crowded
audience Tonight there grand bill Of attractions for
the benefit Of Seton and Chippendale. BURTON will
appear in the Poor Gentleman" with PLAcIDE as o.
lap0d and Miss c. WENYss. who hs. become deserved
ly popular for her admirable acting as Emily B0rthiH
ton Chsnfrsu will also be there in his celebrated
character Of Mos,. in d" A Glance 81 NewYork." sup
ported By the best coric talent in the City This is
taking programme and will draw an OVERLOOKING house
which the talented benefciares wsll deserve.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-24

~ THE METALLIC TABLET srsoP, for keeping rszcfs
perfect This article has been long snd hvofsoJ
kno the public 70 need coumeuf on ~ yut.ss
Suthce ssy, has equal N producing The seso
possible edge 10 razor.
q. SAUNDERS SON, ifr Broadway,
Oh a. coz. es Lbsrsy-se ssd 81 oroedwsys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-24

AMERICAN MISUNDERSTANDING all the other at
tractive places Of amusement with which city
aoounds, the American Museum seems to maintain it,
former position, and receive increased share
Of the public patronage. The immense multitude Of
novelties and entertainments calculated 10 attract
the notice Of al classes old and young for every
rety Of entertainment that the fsstdious can de
sire is there 20 be found while nothing that can offend
refinement Is allowed to have place The large col
lection Of natural curosities including nearly all the
animals birds ian, insects. minerals or shells that the
four quarters Of the globe produce afford. study
for the lover OF natural history while there are an
immense number Of specimens from the various
branches OF Art-as painting sculpture wax rnoldng
&c. In the mere Amusement department, the manager
OF this establishment spares neither labor nor money
II procuring such novelties and giving such entertain
rneni' As the public desire and the large and commo
dious lecture room IL crowded every Afternoon and
Eve uing
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-10-26

that used for potatoes this season, is light
loan, near the bank OF Onion river, and IS rath-
or dry. My potatoes were all planted in the
snine field; and to show what experiments have
made this season, remark, first, that planted
the latter part Of pril few rows Of the Mercer
Kind, also small quantity Of kind called
Scotch-greys, both an carly potatoe. Where
barn yard manure was bestowed broad. cast but
none in tho hill, the MERGERS lwben dug the lat
ter part OF Sept) were half rotten-lhe Scotch
greys were not so much injured, about one
quarter were infected with the disease. About
the 18th of May planted two rows of the com.
mon English white potatoes through the middle
OF my cornfeld, injured in the hill plentifuly
with leached ashcs-these were dug about the
hfst OIL October with about eighth part in
fected
Near the close of my planting, manure falling
short, made use of rotten chips in the hill. that
had been lying IN heap two or three years -
The seed was English white. These were de-
caycd the most-l lost nearly all the crop where
the CHIP manure was applied. On another part
of the same field, English whites were planted
about The same time fore part of May) with
barn yard manure in the hill and were but very
little injured by the disease and were very good
size. find from u memorandum made Nav
29lh, that planted 300 hills on the same field
and adjoining the last described parcel, (seed
Engllsh-whtcs, and rather small, none larger
than hens egg and applied half pint Of dry
ashes TO each hl before covering These last
came from the earth sound and OF u good quality
bat rather under size-siil they could not be
called very small Lastly observing a small
patch Of land running over to weeds about the
20th Of June, plowed and planted it with Eng
lIsh-while potatoes without manure. This patch
yielded good number of potatoes, but they
were nearly all small and none rotten these
have reserved for seed another year, believing
them the least likely TO rot.
Where barn yard and chip-manure was used
in the hill about table spoon full Of slaked
lime was put on the seed in each hill before COW
crlng-aso on the MERGERS, and Scotch-gTeys,
but 10 lime was applied where ashes was used.
| have thought that lime had tendency in form
er years to check if not prevent the disease.
My potatoes were all hood twice in good sea-
son aud well covered with earth. Thus sir you
have my experiments in detail, and their result.
II they will be any benefit to the community,
they are at your disposal to make use of them for
that purpose. Yours respectfully.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-10-26
VERMONT wArcnMAN STATE JOURNAL, OCTOBER &C. 1913.

bill. BY committee on Roads, bill to amend act
TO incorporate Brattleboro' and Fitchburg Rail
road CO., and it was ordered to Sd reading
BY General committee, bill repeating act annex
ing part OF Hancock to Rochester, and it was
ordered to Sd reading.
Engrossed Bills. TO divide the town. of Wind
sor; in relation TO the grand list Of the town of
Lincoln; passed. Senate bill explanatory of
sec. % chap. 81 $, of repairs of highways Sd
reading reconsidercd and the bill was recon-
mitted.
The bill relative to the election of electors of
President &c. was recommitted TO the Judiciary
committee.
Petitions REFERRED OF Joseph A. Wing and
others of Planfeld, and J. A. 8. White and 9TH
ers of Mortified for new bank at Montpelier,
TO committee on Banks. Of Azel Spadng and
3G7 others for division Of the town of Monlpe-
ier, to a select committee of five, consisting of
Mcssrs Converse Beardsey, Ncedhan, Catlin,
aud Streeter.
The Joint assembly for the election Of Judges
of the Supreme Court adjourned to Saturday
next, 10 a. M.
Resolutions. By Mr. Brown of Grand Isle, in
structing the judiciary committee to inquire in
to the expediency of law providing that all
state and county officers shall hold over until an
other year. in case the legislature fails to APP
point passed. From the Senate, ordering plank
or wood floors to be laid in the basement rooms
of the State House; referred TO the General
committee BY Mr. Tilden, insructlng commit
tee on Education to inquire as to the necessity
ofprovison loi building wood houses for schools /;
passed. Adjourned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-10-26
PLAIN TALK.

The Hon. John c. Clark, Of n. Y, member
of the old Harrison Congress in 1910, has adj
dressed letter TO the Auburn Rough and Rea-
dy Club, from which we mako the following ex-
tract:
Let no Wing be decewed-Van Buren, is at
his old tricks Of deception, and cheatery. He is
still the same old Fox, which the Wigs bur
rowed IN 1910. For some seven years he has
nestled in his hole at Lindenwald, plotting by
what means he could again brandish MS brush III
the political field. He has been fairly unbagged
by the prlncely John and the pious Butler. A
gain he stands before US. There is no misak-
ing the animal. The same sly maneuverlng,
and cautious creeping, mark his Identity
Monsieur Reynard, like Monsieur Tonson has
come again, and compacenlly asks the Wings
to throw open their poultry yards and yield their
fat apons to his tender embrace!
But is there not one bright SPOT in the dark