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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-22
The ye.t-,Ir. Noon~y,s Lecture.

NJ MoONEY delivered on Wednesday evening,
g, the Shakespeare Hotel highly interesting Lecture
On ,bs Resources Of the West and the Inviting Homes
i, cords for toe Irish A. the Lecture Is 70 b. pub
r.bet under the auspices 0i new Emigration Soce
~ about 10 De formed iorbea 10 give detailed re
view The Lecturer opened by abiding % the efforts
fth friends of Ireland lately made 10 this country TO
e-s Ireland suggested that the organizations and the
Clubs should sui be kept IN eNistence-thst lecturers
should be- sent from America o. Ireland continuously
who could be supported there ~ the annual interest
which the funds 10 hand would yieId II h'es'e" III
Government Securities
he then turned % the condition OF me lnsn im'ai
grants male and female. who now reside IN me cne'
ra.fern cities 100 600 them toll ia New cfs during
,r lives live in misery iu the back streets OF the CITY
and die poor. 10 these people would 20 % th' west
they would settle well IN life, become wealthy and
happv 4 man can get from Newi0rN t0 Visions. n
for SiO-it Is Leo miles distant from New Nork-the
climate and soil are ker that Of Ireland than any other
stare of the Uni0n-the land : the best IN the Union
c1rnosed Of limestone vegetable loan and graycAy clay
-tyieds 80 bushels OK wheat an scrc-wh,st ornss J
co bushel there now-the cu.rency. gold aud silver
the land Yields wheat oats barley corn nay hcnp hops
potataios iru &c. farm can be- entered % the Lana
Cce and the occupant will get gear or two ~ pay To-
h. Forty I'VE new towns have sprung up IN Wisconsin
within the asst two years The lands can be bad % o.
orally for = - the acre Everything raised on me
land can Dee sold 60 the incoming Immigrants Ffrfi
numbers of Irish and German settlers pouring into
the state The Homestead Exemption law j. estao.
i..rei there lrishfen an some OF the chief Offices Of
the state
one of the most stirring Lake port towns lately
sprung up u Port Washington. situate midway De-
tween Milwaukee and Sheboygsn. Two years ago
there bur seven families ia the place now there
are two hundred Two large hotels shipping wharvcs.
&C. have been built Behind this rising place, toward
Fond iu Lac, is square OF sixty miles OF unoccuped
land as fine the sun shines ON.
Mr. MooNry gave n most luminous view OF this me
state A propOs tion was made 40 the conclusion 10
form society 10 begin series OF settlements IN tnis
region ;ir Cogcy. Mr.. OCOnnor Mr.. Downing. pr.
HAYS with Mr. Mooney were appointed Committee
20 organize the Society and ~ have the Lecture re-
nf.frf
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., the Fo.n. a. sl.1 their geographical distribution
Tn. country was undoubtedly nrsi dry land and the
animals preserved TO remind us Of the oiden ages
Mr. REprIELD asked II the White Fish 90 tie
Lakes vas not common 80
Prot AGassiz replied II IS tie mentioned tl sl
b. had collected 90 Fishes on Lake Superior and eNhi
btss drawings OF several About dozen Of them sire
entirely new varieties
some other papers were read. and slight
debate eu.ued. which : viii embody hereafter The
mos, important doings of the morning are BREEZY gwen
above. There is paper on the Microscopic ANIMALS OIL
the Ocean. which may repay digest, but Frol ASAs
srzs remarks and the other facts elected seem .s'
now Of the most importance. The other section mss
not vet adjourned ~
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MrycrpM Cornr.-Ju.tlce Garrison VA, engaged

yesterday eramaiton Of Gl-r.-se tie se soVa pe3es
s1 charge having wife than the Law aovs. Tie
principal saess examined Eliza Cort-f he reported efoui
1f Tie pre- yolrs ABOUT 10 ~lo hsd
ct she n4r1g Tie
qu-ns proposed 20 her, se tete lat sl- mlf6ei
Gltereefe Size she could bgy msffy l .ince
alive there Agreement between th- %
sld vile. oay the prisoner promised
n tie street
sh guessed 81 know he u The
prosecution testified that y card ths parties represented
then The ehzr.- "a. ia
and dfset the accused Al0th-f
ali Of OBJ namely queoa sl-fhes Kng. COUNTY vii
c1srzs oi the child
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-22
WIN. n BEEBE a co

80 Broadway New fOfki
And ljs Chestnutst Phiadelphia, now selling Their
Fall Style OF gents hne Moleskin and Beaver Hat, snd
what they particularly desire is that every seniemm pu''
chasing about purchase hat VII lake The trouble 10
look IT, that he may know precisely The Kind Of hat no
is about 10 wear.
beautiful assortment Of Beaver and Castor Has re
ceiyed direct Paris will be found at their establish
meut.
Aso, Ladies' and Misses Castor Bunnets, Ladies' Rdne
Hats and Caps, GEMS and Ladies Riding Gloves I'M
brellss, canes, pormenras, sc % Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-22

NoTicE TIE LADiEs.-City ladies and those Vsuss
the city wishing obtain their supplies Of shoes Tor Ne
season. can fad att Mers, ~ CanalsL Ladies Ffeneh
Morocco slippers ties and buskns at 9s and los seconf
quality slippers and ties a. 6s and buskins At 70 per PER
Ladies' gaer boots at los and 49, and made TO ORDERS
9ns equal to any Ia the city. Misses and chdrens gsie
boots and shoes Of all kind. and prices. Ladies' who Si'
good shoe. at moderate prices, will please call and exam
Inc Tor themselves at JB MlLLERs. ~ Canalst
near West Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-22
By The MIDNIGHT SOTTHRRy NAIL

IowA-The election for Senator IN Jefferson
County resulted IN the choice of Loco-foo'. uy
a majority OF twenty-iour votes AZ the regular
election 10 vas a tie vote.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-22


GREAT CENTRAL RAILROAD TO rHE WEST
We publish to-day a notice headed DO Indiana
Railroads which the owners Of Indiana Lands and
Lots will DO well 10 examine The opportunity Of con
vertins Wild lands long drain upon the owners az
well as subject Of constant care and vexaiion, into
stock which cannot prove less valuable than that of the
Madison and Indianapolis Railroad, yielding per
cent will not be overlooked By those interested. The
Importance OF he work itself TO NewYork in com
mercal point OF view only be appreciated by those
best acquainted with the resources OF Contra. and
Western Indiana region uurivaed Tor fertility The
produce trade OF this country has heretofore been
entirely south by this road series Of roads it viii
be diverted East 10 the City Of New York hundreds
Of merchants from Indiana and other portions Of the
West have found their way 10 the City Of New. 0rS
this Fall for the first time through the San5usky and
Cincinnati, Railroad who heretofore bought their goods
n Philadelphia n this great back bone oT central
line Of roads be extended through this portion OF
the West with al the lateral branches that vii have
who does not zee that New ork Will command large
share OF the business Of this entire region. The whole
distance OF this route from Saniusky % - Louis Is @
niles. From Sandlsky % Beleioniaine, distance OF
100 miles the road i made From Belefona.ns - the
Ohio state line the line being prepared for con
siruction by efficient Company the route Is most
favorable and the distance S. miles From the line
dividing Indiana and Ohio 70 indianapolis he distance
Is 30 miles This portion OF the route Is under the
management Of the Indianapolis and Belleioniaine
Company-like the Eastern portion OF the route.
is most easily construc.ed. The engineers rep0r;
making il not 70 exceed Tor gruo5in.. grading and
bridging 800 per mile. From indianapolis 10 Terre
Haute one Of the richest portions q the world dis
lance OF 20 miles the route is in the hands Of smother
Company and sd miles are being Jet for
ton The distance from Terre Haute - =. Louis is
loo miles On this line now IN progress
for ehecng a continuance Of the lae % - Louis and
is expected charter Tor tins portion OF the route
VIII be obtained ext winter.
Ia view OF the Importance Of this great work 10 the
City OF NewNork capitalists and merchants cannot
remain Indifferent - the efforts OF Philadelphia and
Boston 10 secure H. From Pittsburgh a Company IL
organizing 10 connect with this road Beffonraine
distance OF 20 miles. The NDr Icrcan of the 18th
calls the attention Of the Phadelpha public 70 the i'm
porlAnce Of their connection with this route Let our
business men give the subject examination and they
VIII DC prepared 70 encourage the enterprise.
II The Clay Committee in Albany have post.
poaed til farther notice taof Cal OF County Coascn.
n. =. fr~r--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-22

- Tim PLUME AID NATIONAL pAcuERniAN
GAILEEy, ON the upper corner of Broadway ma Mui.
ray ST. contains the largest collection OF portraits Of
distinguished persons In the United States al 81 which
bcspoak for themselves the impershab credit Of the
4 s,i, ,t,i. bod arti.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-22

WASHINGTON, Thursday. sept 81.
The Magistrates Court has been 100 session since
noon. examining Samuel stcttimus and Geo Philip.
charged with obtaining soldiers land warrants aud
forging powers Of attorney. The case has excited
great deal of interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-22

TERRIFIC TESTIMONY! READ READ.-l have no 5esn
ton In saying, and say boldly, that ,hsi hat IL sba"
hat, says JACK Bunsby, ard coneiies In maj "a
preston Of his wisdom" So saying avery popular eonsh
bowed bis sdieu to KNOX, lei HE elegant and eommcdo"
sore. i28 Futoust and ike an anlul dodger lost n@
self In NE passing crowd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-22

FALsE ExciTENEsT.-TnOse selling heir esiaies % s"'
At Californian Did Mines fairly represent me ihoi''n''
HewYork who, IN hope Of health, destroy What pi@r
OF il there remains by submitting 70 the isiacoss Pfe'-'
tons daily sold. The extraordinary praise sna "ee'--
which Fosss Compound E1fyac Of i'Ho- DoeN aHd W.
rayuq for purifying the blood and resenefaisg s s'e
las universally received, Only be attributed 70
having failed in q single known Gaze Us sAe "e ~
rapid, being urged FOR adoption oy nc nos
hysic,,s a. having been made for the NewYofx Asd,'
cole. and. above a through being recommended % 90
sufferers " no have used a.
Prepared and cod wholesale and retail by Grosss'o''
Phsrmsceuust zee spnDg-st one door from suin'sS$
Also for sale by Eugene Dupuy, 500 Broadway a
Cough CO. I49 Fuiton-st 2n5 Blescsefst, A L W.
.his II East Broadway, n Y. Phce 81 per bonle' ~
hotties for S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-22

has taken custody b officer A. " C. smith, suspcon Of
having valuable bunting watch md considerable amount Of
si fund poe--u1 The aclsst a.o Suspected ri
ku1e hedge cl lr
Wiok piece sunday uslt t When arrested he bad taken pas
board 0 rs-se f1 -f from tbs port Iho- may
have suffered t- question app o. officer ,ntl. Mrs
Caenn- MEOW Do Crosby yetefisy preferred comps
50ler Michael HcDowau ~ .esg
frlnk containing sres NJ clothing, BID aen g. valued ~
40 t.o bhl and a. .1f and silver odoer Bar
evening succ~~ie trs1g the property
ly The accused ke-prg
--ta--.i n LIE ---u-e
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BROOKLYN


CoURr or OYER AND TERMISER-The Jury, in the
walter Jei-rson found the prisoner guilty II ghway
b-r tie yesr ulprsonl- snE
john johnson cd iew dss u burglary
rnfI fy-f1a rarf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-22

WM. ID DissRow, UNDERTAKES. w aTeroom' a FoH~
avenue residence Ss8 Bowery Order. len Of either P
will meet with prompt attention. lie has on hand roy
made, everything requisite for hni-hing fonefas i"
uenls procured any Of the Cemeteries 10 and oui q s
city. aaJl gseSt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-22
Iafer from Europe.

The Cunard steamer Amer'co, Capt. JUDAiSs'
which sailed from Europe on the 9th inst IS 10"
IN her thirteenth day, and may be expected to
arrive at Boston to- day
The limited States, which was 70 have sailed
from Southampton on the I'd, has we fear been
detained by some misbsP as her quality Tor
strength and speed has been amply proved III
former VOYAGES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-22

Broadway THFArER-Mr Foryefs B,Hcaf lad last ~
The Glsdsior will be- Represented ms evening
MI Forrest appearing his original character Of ,psFt,1s
Not~ hst .nding The immense capacity 81 this eeg art hes
t we doubt whether there will be- places for onehaf 10
number who will mske application tOnit dy 20 be ne
feature At mis- house amer the close of Nj FORESTS engage
nenf NJ Collins heirg The star IN the asrsntent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-22
Cornr oE GgNEnM sE.sloNs-At lhe openng OF

se.'-rsy. murphy called % trial ndf
csrns having l- lIf o August last 1ursinousy
house of Robert Nh1, a thaf'oust auf stolen
property valued The consultation found her
uy grand aeny and the Court renanc~d her ior
Edward then called tr having h- L5t 1i
August oler- sstretns from tAr
posketof NJ Nafhan~ Eou, rililn box containing
.0b A. be- w.s l-fug seventh Ward Pesri-t The
lr e prisoner guy The Court seenced hm 20
rpr Robert johnson and James " D.
hans osiei with Curtis, pcsng Tie pocket Of Mr. Eaton,
r~d convicted and -eaencsi 0 lac term Of imprisonment 10
he Prison Tie Court then dourlet ual his morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-22

~ gentleman who has had some experience I"
teacher wishes situation assistant In school ~
city or In family private tutor. He would be WILDE
receive small class Al his residence For terms fss
ence, &C address Tutor, al this Office '"T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-22

DIANoSDPomTED Coin PMS sold by h. y. ".0o'
Co, IS Wal-st, wholesale and retail al reduced Pnee
Gold pens and gold and silver 10 every variety 'i'
celebrated Rcheiieu" pens sold exclusively as sooss
God Pens repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-22

GrNlNs FALL STYLE Oh Fancy HATS FOR CmLDHts-
The subscriber respectfully informs he ladies' cf this cy
that he prepared to exhibit his Fall styles OF efi
drens fancy Hats and requests their attention TO bic neh
and extensive stock pains expense has been spared
10 render his branch Of his busless complete and emit
neny worthy Of patronage, by employing the besl iaen
and importing the richest materials, he has succeeded
producing the beautiful and novel Hats for chiirr
that have ever been offered In Broadway.
JOHN ~ GENIN. 2lf Broadway,
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

NfRio's- great treat ga store '0r le public nj h fash
on.b. resort toni ht Ais. Dcknsou ~ Sir Ch rs cod
stream n sea To. NJ II Piacidr Grandfather NHte-
mead aud r Plzodc rs Nj Peter White c. aud secure
vonr seals Tor lo.nIeht AID ENJOY helny lsu.h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-22

" Do you wish To dine fret rate 40 20 TO rs
Broadwav ust below Fulionst and you DO not nee vel
satisfied with the good hinge there provided we VIII give
van leave 10 cal u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-22
NEW EALL CARPETlNGs.

w. To all who may contemplate furnishing their dwell
ngs with new carpets the present season. the subscriber
desires 10 inform such that grester facilities have never
offered for doing Than from the immense purchases, adf
at great sacces that have been made al auction whn
few days of the entire stock Of the celebrated Thompson
Vile and Taiyle Companies, the superiority 81 whose
goods generally acknowledged TO require eommea'
Our stock Of the various other styles will upon inpceuoo
he found to afford advantages unsurpassed by any oh0
house. r. a. MILLER, % Canast adjoining ne
go Iweod- new and spacious store Of A. Arnold %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-22

" DAVID GRAHAM and JAS. : THArER, Esqs.
OF New.ioFk are expected to address Mass Meeting
Of the friends of Taylor and Fillmore to be held in
front OF the Hudson House in Grsuds,. Jersey CITY
this evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-22

~ Fancy CUTLERY embracing large vsnr, a
sp.rsmens pen and pocseIkniyes OF the moss 70
beautiful patterns, many vi Och have never ii -
Imported Also variety OF unique aftcles io' ~. y
They have been selected win especi. csre, ~ SON
RATED TO DO the best qualify @ SAL NDEEs as,..vG
sl9 81 lf7 Bfosdwsy, cor. Liberty, ana -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-22

IP-The Boston Courier recently changed hands
having been edited formerly, by gentleman II has
two three times recently dsrsly insinusted being
base enough to imagine than lis coward nature
gives it confidence to utter that certain Philsnthro
psts had called the slaughter Of British troops too
good news to be true We passed its anss unuotced,
with that silence which pity for rs ignorance and con
tempt for is snesSing insinuatons prompted. In
Wednesdays Covi0. however, We have the following
A CUSHION The Nsi-- ork Tribune OF Monday begins
10 leading article ihgs
To secure e ios GOOD acquire wealth
s's 20 etaia souethns 90 noug he srg ssqa
LA 81 hA la1Ard.
How much Of something did The Tribune obtain for ths.
preci az nothing the Sleeve smmOn hambug Honest
mea wish 70 know"
There was time when the Courier stood immessur.
Soy above such bsseness BY what second hand means
Ga This Editor happen to ascertain ths wishes Of homes
men The man who, wi,hou, the slightest cause hints
such things about his neshbors may not be rascal.
bat We do say that hen roosts should be built high IN
HE neig hbcrhOod That's all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-22

MAssAcHusErTs-NlllthD ist-HoRAcE MASS
10 renonnatcd BY the Wing Convention. He had pre-
viously been nominated by The Free Soil Convention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-22

T GEN TAYLoR's letter TO the Baltimore In
dependent Taylor men which caused so much specula
non some time since will be found under our telegraph
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-22

fore Judge nzrahau absqs C0p 4 young named Henry
p Marshal brought and discharge from entn ds
ground minority. appeared that Mr-hah
listed POINT which place his parents fesde bn
ing soldier. weas he thought he should, be de-
serted Troy. and Court MARITAL ordered Gov
cro Island rs yesterday for drseron, 1nt writ was g
Mr Tor oih parents and e was discharged
fie ground ui minority.
G,'a RayActon i1r false imprisonment, already referred
Verdict plaintiff. 20 nch Ike amount oicos
Pr1fesf0n LY.fpce Company. Samuel DuVy Tie teenre
opened yes-ri - fe h~
oh july f-r exhibition of de1ork.i and that the satseus
regard " ID having away property not true, bat he lost
T. be continued tbs fore
MARINE COURr -/GreRd IS. POssGR.-FOr a bill Of
t- T. fhr defence wh that tie ir -i had
insured already referred o. Tie Jl could not agree add we're
i-rhffgei.
Sir5er ~ The plaintiff relation 60 the u
-mb~r1 eu-a referred yesterday that efe good
ground or charge Dee having merely exchanged small quantity
ol llc1rrcut noney % the lawsf for current
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-22

~ tn, METALLIC rAsLgr srsoP, for keeping rnon
perfect order Thi. article has been 90 lons sno
known to the public need no conn en on ~ ~ >
Suffice II TO say, Il has no equal In producing wv
O. SAUNDERS a SON ls7 BrosdSy.
slq Al. cor VI Litssrty-sL and oSI bfo<1"-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-22

~ This The time for advertising 10 country pspen
ming Fail trade A selection csn be made o. 1oseev
nd spled 10 vano9s business pursuits 81 The sgeaey -
PalNrR who Is depued By the publishers ~ usnsso ?
business Office In TIE Tribune buildlDgs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-22

MicmeAN.-THd Dia.--AINsLEY ; BINGHAM Hunk
al renomlnsted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-22
Conversational Nomination.

Fahoa and Haaii.0a Cos.-Assembiy William
Barrett.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-22

rzvIn democratic Whis General Commit
tee Broadway House September ~ isis' The following
resolution adopted ,....
E>ssted Tast public meeting Of the Wings Of ~ Wy
ard Cogay be held Oa Wednesday evening, ne ~
~ ,e-pond 10 The nom made Al Jucs on me 'u ~.
Ths following De egstes appointed CONNIE -
MAKE the Necessary arrangements Me.srs Colns, No.
Cro.s Eal Khines Brennan HOxie, len 1ts
Wssd. Dooley. Young Boyd Taylor, Narnun' Campoe''
Pinckuey, Brooks, and haws -, II ..s.,,s
D'' ''"'' Wa " PHILIP HONE, Chairman
II n Hhws' voe-chsirnen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-22

II The Clay Committee in Albany have post
poned al iAFihr notice thcif CAL OF County Convcn
non 70 nominate Presidential Elsctor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-22
LAW Courts.

,r... d, r.,,., C,,sr- Hefore fudra Belts Cart
Nit." - 'in' y, - NJ, '-. M ,b- N,,s. of The
ltfftf T. hefiHf tl H.". ~, .l. ,r,..i-r III
-.I ..''N'''''' '-
49,, ,ft. .,.,,r w. seminar IF the Ahsnira three
[ - r., 'r..4,, .t,rf-. f-r old. e,-e 40 Orcsn. ior
Artora a- deceased called board te hp. Aer of Al
i e va. called uss, n h- balrIl. 40 New odrsns Do
i ua saturday a0-r~toi about e. n bands were r w
faeaaai ulraf tn fl- iff ff'A
4rf.r and SAID PARTON iqftn, .ee f-
- . l.r. i-i sss sitt Dr. il. -Uf ftr Carttu an
t ,I,t,a : ~. there e1- ,n., Of man. a seaman
,. id . ..., :, t.te sr. notice of him ne,f
~ .,,r D, tr q. s- ti- captain 90 hu ro te captain
,i , a.. ,,r ,0r f ts nrr made no reply At fh pty
~. .sl d, t~ wrist. Oh - r-r h, islis Ear apart. stand
n. position OH, captain orierri hm o te logged believe Tie
Uttered woods the SECOND hesvi Tie nin
believe IL thread sferih1 lif-e tlfn fi
Inc . he 81 several blows the captain sd GIVE to ln
harer." while beng whipped tie sud 1oni stol
..r me- Tie srfn made some remark ihe second mate hri The
% t ,y ssu 9l ,o ieei bong ends. and hosl'd
.l 49, t,.a nd t,., A. ir.t LIE .tr,k vitl one Einf
l,ais' the captain sad 'io you ,.i'i i,-s o''N ,
.r''ii hil- llr" ' '. -i.1 ..'-
tli small oi t.ebus the mtnla nlinnf 900 l' Nsn. '
tam went t1hm sHi eai nov" 7'' '' 1' 80 N l,'
ths man -.esed nunni tnd sai, Aes sh' u iin 80 ~ -
Wien be- Town ty Pie hfsf mate NJ reg N-ni ''N
i@s and lay there. The mate -ot some On 'an'as go
put under hs bead he I.i there WIN n' mourn Vfen r.
he .ai nothing during The time De- renamed yea Nl ~ 'y
hung the tlugs. and struggled hH hs'is "e oe ~ l
he -k about three quarters of an hour gi'p- 'l nH
rUrEgrg. rafting two men N-f- ordered f"t' qua ~
csrr, O. The 1re,c assisted ans W. ad h on n 80 ~
Inv ana b. dying afraid ~ me captain
ana len ~ about O'Clock about 2 on the 'hi' ~ W "in
If ic running nq ni sth me nv urAe W ~
and onrthe ~ hats tooit ne moulin ',' y, @ ,i ~.
tfe second mate also looked 900 let -ai M hi'i ~
lp ass fi wa so, fni h tl,Ni ''i al ''.
rl hsdetn h- Wis iah oi'ie pl n' i'i'., a. ~ ,.s
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Huuker Nomination

man.
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Whig Nomination.
Barnburner Nomination.

Assembly l. TRACY PARDEE
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,g' The York Pa Adrocate has the following
note
We have been requested 10 return thanks % those
friends who contributed money for the cause q Ireland
and % state they get their donations by calling upon
the Treasurer Maj JACOB EMIT, who mas list Of the
names and amount OF each contributor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-22

AMERrCAN Musical ISsTiTUTE.-Our Brookly
readers will perceive By advertisement under head OF
amusements that this institution opens class for vocal
instruction in this city this evening All invited to
attend free this evening.