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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05
Model Artist. again-Franklin Thcater.

Nesrs Grss'sy NcEIrHt
Our authorities act with praise worthy energy
IN some instances. in putting down immoral exhibit
mons and s-s.u ge ind thcm winkin- 20 nightly rope
rtous OF similar scenes siiude O. the exhibition OF
" tI trusts. arm one Of those persons VIC indulge
n Witnessing al that BE- made public from shilling TO
dollar admission whether 20 ses OF tsfr ana "nen
I zee an exhibition or listen to lecture cia-n the
r--sre az giving fci1f COZ structure % what witness
Last Winter the Grand Jury indicted several estah-
ishments i1f e.h1iflu. women 10 Tate BORDERING
on nudity Only one case was prosecuted "a hn..
iui-lucrf and conycfian. and that case IN which
the whole affair private and within private bounds
still The authorize very properly nj ricrei I'D tnal
case there was 90 public announcemcuf-no posting OF
tlIs--no advertising 90 entrap the unwarT.
Other sstabl shlnents kept up ughuj their exhibit
tiors under the caption Vt NJds ir'i.s f-4rp4dW
No, dn9nR te Nldi irffsfs Sc. Al this was done
A. II 20 gOai on the authorities % dctei mined acon
although fhcv were under Indictment 40 the time.
would ask what the meaning % the apparent apathy
on the part OF the powers tlaf be i they possess me
rsver1 10 not following up the game they have start
cd Is 10 tecause Justice is blind
Tenclo.e YOU a handful of the Model Artist cNhioi-
r.0n-a PUB Ic exhibition nightly given 20 the Franklin
Thester where boys from five years old 90 men OF
srtnfr 30 and applaud the dancing ~ Model Arilst
.gith o wcLdressed representative OF negro AMI
also when the Scriptures decorated ay repfeseu
fa.inn of - e. John Preaching ia lae Wilderness
T0uphsr md his usu1fteIs g.. sc al for ihe pur
pose Of s,hlitrg the form az female As -t before
Do a .tate bordering upon nudity
ask why is this Why not make thorough reform
Wav not del out justice With an even hand But gen
tiemtn. the police are SAID % De- 10 attendance. u
pra.erve orIar r And ibis j. too true. When went
10 the Franklin observed oihccr Stationed in the
room for thu, purpose Now ] must say. that never
Witnessed more disgusting sight than the exhibition
OF the Polka a. danced by while female n ighs,
and the representative OF a negro fellow
Has Justice led from the tribunal Of the Court Of
General sessions or do the Grand Jury think they have
committed an error in finding bills against other estab
hshmenisf
there Re the power on earth to arrest these
Model Artst exhibitions. Jet 10 be done with deter
minaton or otherwise render due apology % those
who have beel yctmIzed. 90 for having them all
nm, lorn So halfway work about D. Jus llCE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

4 correspondent writes from Worcester under
date Of Angus, = A. follows
/ have Travelled % and fro considerably duun- the
summer past and have found entire sections OF this
ihlck.y populated state where the farmers arr csen
absolutely ignorant Of The names Of the Presd, ntal
candidate On one occasion where some I've - six
were discussing some locsi matter. in which took
part ] asked lor whom they intended % vote. Cas-
Van Buren, Taylor ind ] was completely sirlcs
aha.k, when the principal speaker asked IA reply
Ma. Taylor you don't mean % say that Gi-era'
Taylor Is rally going % run Yet this man lives
within Eve miles Of posttoNu and j. now believe.
one Of tAe stlt.f men Oi the place.
Letme ssy a word 70 you here As an advocate OF
the principles Of Temperance, Of the iH-rlcan Lap,
rcsis 10 kept BY your Old friend TvcEEs ~ho used
70 be one OF the public men between Boston and New.
York never tarriei N nv life a. q better house
never saw such sweet white bread such clean rooms.
such good iare such nice parors nor 80 attentive and
orderly set OF servants. 4 fer lrcKLs, ne Snc|s
hoe 70 keep good house. and be sasEs L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05
Water-Curc Establishment.


NV GRAEFENBURC August ISIS
Mr. EDITOR Your known interest In the W at
pr Cure induces % speak 10 your eiders OF the e.
Enlistment al tbs place Itis located some iouf OF nge
miles south of ica among the HIS of Frankfort II
halls however, from Utica Every such institution
doubtless has some two superior facilities out
know OF noue which combines many OF the essential
character s;ics OF good a;crCure AZ New Graeen-
berg Most every Establishment Is all right except th.t
perhaps the building may not b. adapted 20 the ou-'
meas " may 10 oeAiod .ow amid tanps aud logs
or too much exposed 10 the public gaze ~ ia wafer
too scani or But here Is new and large ouiid-
ug erected the past year and planned especially Tor
Hydropathic purposes Located upon the ght OF ano
II commands the purest mountain ar ana most eN,
ensivs rance OF rich scenery stretching IN beautiful
landscape along the Valley Of the Mohawk. II De- near
enough large town % be accessible and make things
pleasant the same time remote enough 70 escape un
hcaihful temptations. Here also are me groves lot
rambling and more than a springs az every corner so
copous and close AZ hand "a never % Tall IN quantity or
bee 0i too high Temperature
The estab .hneut Was opened in November last amid
the various entertainments ever incident % starting
,r tqg in the world Butts enterprsing proprietor,
Dr Holland outrdc- al and succeeds IN planting SUI
uer!0r establ .hmeut IN Central New l0rk- Tor the
fret few months he treated patients with success mat
has brought the blessings of ready 10 perish on
his head For the DGV few months be has associated
with him Dr. n Foster az physician In charge DR.. ?
wa formerly If the Water Cure at Lowell To good
stock of native ability he adds the advantages OF thor-
ough medical education and atferly of considerable eN
pefience In Hvdropathy With such qualifications and
by occasional strokes Of skill a. emergencies arse ne
has thus far secured the confidence OF his patients
some Of the case. treated here have been Of remark
able character and have for the establishment an
honorable reputation. But lIydropahic wonders sre
60 common will not detail suffice II that some nun
bred and twenty nve patients have been treated Al THIS
new Water Cure and Al times its rooms have been
fled Many Of course VIII leave IS cool weather ap.
by means practical converts 70 the
cause except during the warm season. Oi course 4
ulunge-bath may be- more pleasant beneath bot sun
than In the midst OF dakes But according 20 au-
thores co Ear as IS concerned. two months IA
cold Is worth three ia warm weather Atall events, 80
attests the experience ola PATIENT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

IaF0RTkNf iHFhNffftNa - -
The Clasp Coupling Joint Of Nes'r' WEST IHoNr,
sox for which Patents have been granted In the 1n"u
So. FINLAND. Scotland. and the Coptnentl aad
o. which !, much has been said BY us. and ihe press
generally i A. YET comparatively speaking very n're
-, ~ the mechanical or scicnufc world Roocit
s,eren. and John Clark Esqs. Engineers no'ed 'o'
.k,lin Mechanical Ens.neery, pronounce one o' we
,,.. .efi inventions for connecting pipes IN modern
tn. We hsre been crci.5.y informed that the GOV
e, have already contracted with the Psienise' iof
,t. -b, q, use il in the O. : Navy and they ar also
80. ,8op,ed on p z Collins line OF Liverpool l. :
Nj steamers. The Novelty works ,secorA AlAire]
IN. ,rr,., engine builders in the Da'et states are
g., item ami -he manufacturers generally are ADOPT
is. them The invention ia one that must prove Sue
cesst,ii snd proftslie O. the inventor
-. fire occurred at Steubenule. Ohio, on
,t. .-th nh which destroyed the ESclanee ho'e,
-,rr,.s.ion house and dwellin. hossc ol Ar cthet
A., Insurance Mr R1N,sni oi .he kNehan-e ho',.'
hs8 a trans cor tanning $50, stolen daring the -
element
- Ggo W. NoNoV of syracuse. young
49, ~ much promise. died Weades'sy evening
49,, ,aer attending party 40 the residence 10 MS
father DAVIS NoNoN Esq
- Ions Hss.lE. a returned Volunteer, wfs
found dead in su clubhouse. near the hcsp.'" Nc"
Haven. GA Friday ia-f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

jies hsral Elsaras and N.cou8It- JUICES an1olaceI
l4 tl- seeks, and lrG - rflsss rt-l 81
is ARR t1i Fs-L there el De ae g. noralr
.-.siou. cou-rIerrHe RI o'cllek
hrssrs jola l. Mason, Dec sod sk. N-- o.
fi- -ts1-rt . lni ts- pf airsln l l- bar tli
fa- ot SPECIAL r-ral aln last evening"
ft ~ FIffsr ff rf U1H ~ JtLfrf- Acton "a sfs
-a-r-1 lsi1lJ -rr i-n OF d-c-t.-i tsiis
rhl @ been POI 10 Court cf krrors sn3 fnfJ
9f wee Chancellor etl-Ilfi ffs present fpp-sl
ln- lfl- before h- Chan
fy he lalf BIS vi t-asias
b. commenced IL Deceased .er q NJ Garrett
o- % Sion .t tFo cter b. ssl1t,
liers pl - lf-est Tie v c1rfes.f th- aroo1f
petecy. he ~ NJ D. - co1.as-i
Oh r-l1 N--fs Chad-s OCoeor George WOOD Efuss
-s1dlori counsel p case
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

initiate GEORGE WAsHIsoros, drive every honest
republic an from the party, which they uniortu-
nately iDiure with their support. They seem 70
yet mad--;o become rsbid-at any editor who VIZ
defend The poor and oppressed against the tyran'
oppressor. In this way they are driving 'hoo-
sands Of naturalzed citizens into opPosiuon 10
Gen TAYLOR. who have no particular ioVe 'o'
Gen. Cas-. How loas they VIII pursue 'D-'
course, we cannot even guess, but We are conn
dent that those who are the true friends Of zen
TAILOR. Will soon see tAat their suppo.' = @A'
thing bot desirable The party when mas s'on
o-gans should certainly have popular CANDIDATES
We would not 20 farther INTO the controFers.
WA, ". have said has been % us matter oil
,ece.s.tv. We ask the public 70 note what We
have said and then Judge between Us. DID We
deserve the abuse hesped upon rs with such
pro.a.ionl Is il not plain that there - deep
seated NAL znity uurtured against us, which seeks
70 drag Is uDwi.ling.y into a controversy which
must tarn upon points Of difference among Wings
We d. not th'ak that tie Erpress IS totally blind
% ell perception Of the moral beauty Of Truth
b.. We think We have proved that ia attacking
Tie 1riJune, falsehood is far from being an urim-
portant weapon in is y arfare.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

T. ne Direc,,rl ~ Trusf cf ~ Fund - IN L'ih
GESTIE.rS TIE cause OF Ireland = not des-
perae The acredness Of the trust T. rs object must
%. BE- lost .sh; OF AZ the suggestion u editors OF on
er The claims OF humanity There = say 70 br-l-
sbout IA. liberty Of IRELAND By pcsceaoe M ans more
powerful than arms But II requires large funds "a
explanation = about 20 be IN tae press Cone 70 no
-esoiuton On this subject prem atureiy The humane OF
our country again send bread q the starving SUB
ects OF England oui let the fund for the achieVenen nj
Of civil liberty there. BE- sacred and increasing
JOHN T. SULLIVAN. Nd
A l-flsr 81 NJ % 6-n-rai sllEll nl Nas.snt A F-r
fliAe. -1aZrIt-- from rs.aaa 1-l-r~ ite feT9i1rol
n a..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

- RoslNsoS, tue photographer, has got out
Grand Presidential Sweepstakes for 1919 wherein~e
have Cass mounted on hobby in the form Of survey
ors trisngle Tsylor bloodhound snd Van Buren, on
roaring buffalo bull little ahead Of the others, while
motley crowd OF well known politicians are snSiousy
watching the race. Il has humor and some fsir
lkcneSses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05
tIarkef-...B Bal

The ma ket for FLouR continues hrm Win COCA
nome and Eastern demand sales Of 30 barrels NJ
& 81 for Howard - and q 80 for City MLls The
Transactions in WHEAT are large. including prime
white n 81 I2Qsl t. and Maryland u ds ~ G. lJ
For Co.'s the demand j. active. the saes reaching
1900 bushels ~ &c for white and o. 7oc Or ye9"
OATS we quote a, ao033c, sikh fair amount OF
SAILS Wms1Y 10 barrels is held 90 2iic. CO.'S
,lrAL range from - 70 - l-i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05
BUSINESS MEMBERS % CoSeKr's.-An able C,


respondent says
The assent OF Hon. JosErH GRSSEIl, to stand
again q candidate Tor Congress from Massachusetts
i matter think, which 70 congratulate bath par
tics or al least such portions OF them interested
that the popular Legislature Of the country should tho
roughly 90 sfs rork The want most likely o. be felt
sui east likely be supplied. IN that body. = hat Of
fair proportion o. thorough business men, Of c0nscieD
tnus rect..ade 10 TIC dscr--e % duty and minds OF
su,icient gener8izn- power % apply their sasaciiy
srf sua'ysis o. Qlasf.cls cd any magnitude This i
Nacty the character OF Mr. Grlnne mind and habits
and - a committee bis services on any question
arc invaluable who kis pTsogai influence. which =
peghnps As great As that OF auy meoer Of Congress Is
always exercising weight far more powerful than inai
81 oritory oi mere jealous ilrthena- Oh the acn
cry oil faction Probably mans services IN congress
are more valuable the country than Ar Drlnne 2
snd /. H. understand wiki considerable sacrlce 20
himself that ne leaves h important interests A home
for 20 great part Of the year i j. worthy 81 some
cougrGuAiory mention in your iuauentlsl paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

FREE Soil IN WILLIAMsBUR We learn
by correspondent that the Free Soil Ratification
Meeting in Wlliamsburgh, on Saturday night Is on
All hands allowed to have been the largest and best
conducted meeting held in that village and
that in despite OF the Efforts OF clique OF old
Hunkers who assiduousy misspent their time in pro
claiming tina, the speakers announced would not be
present but those speakers were there and through
the sympathetic feeling Of the assemblsge, in few
minutes oyercame the sboriye attempt that Was made
70 create confusion Messrs John Van Buren,, Buaum'
j. l. White and Miller successfully addressed the meet
inc. numbering At least three thousand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

SUPERIOR CouRr.--This Court met pro tgrma and al
9qrHei ~ flurty lr spescts. A. orisf elt-fei direct
ng "a Jaf0fs fo n@-amuQlst tor tl- Olf3brf Tern.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

~ Died. AZ his residence on Brush Creek
Green Co nv. on the 20th day Of August WILLIAM
sxAeos Esq. aged 100 years. Mr. Sksggs one OF
the old pioneers OF the dark and bloody ground
w.s private N the army Of the Revolution a-d wiyha
A. upright and honorable man
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

Tn rsni ~ Western flour BE- active. and quota.
tons firm sales sum ~ 5oo barrels a. = aoin
- Gf Red WHEAr Is selling a. soc. CosN continues
firm with steady sales o prime yellow Al 35c. OATS
We quote 40 ~ Western BAcoN hog round i- sell
ing 81 a 01c sides are held II a. There BE- p feet Of
,galaLin tie channcL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05
Board Of Assistant Aldermen. .MoSDl

PETITION, REFERRED --OfWm h. Mot, 10 be appointed
keeperO ih- Msd-tl'use al Blackwell Island aid on
the table OF plumbers Of the Cy. hat Izlirh Ncnmsn
be appointed President of The Crot0u Aqueduc Department
900 or Thomas sudern ard Others fora IN BroaIw ay
between Grand ard Canal sis...For well and pump Ia
Fnyourhsi between Sixth and Seventh avenues That
Eghy-sNih-t be- worked a country road from Bloom
ngdae road % the Hudson River. For sewer IN TWEEN
fysevs uthst from Second frstsvenue and connect
with sewer In Twenty siNhsf. THAI lots in Tween
o. ifys east Of Irdayenue be filed In. Referred, with
power From number of persons stating that ey have
understood The ltelt0n Of he Gas Company 10 rebuild
their gaouse recently destroyed, aud remain years
longer ard do not intend 20 their works until
they compelled % do and asking that they be COM
PEELED, The works creating nuisance, particularly along the
line OF Csnsst...TO have the CrOiO1 water ei up
Thrtavenue 10 Thrythrt-st For Market IN Grandst
near WIhamshurgl ferry. From ne Bp0rd 81 itfrmeI
In favor Of defending against AID CnrOln by Leonard
KEEL for suppressng exhibition. COncured info
pay the state $4,000 Ia surrender their lease Of arsenal
grounds White and Centre SIS &c. hOncOucurrcd DO.
REPORTS ADOPTED Thai additional excavations be made
Al south side Of slip foot In favor Of substituting
piles m place Of block the end Of pier foot Of ChamJe
st..In favor Of sewer 10 Twenty ghlhs and u reguia
ung. &C from SecOriay 10 East dVer.. To raise grade
Intersection Of West and Chambers take
out the CUTTERS and thai receiving basins and cu
verb be psced Sewer ia Twenty 5sc0ldst from Finb
10 Eignh avenues, concurred la favor VI the
resident Physician al Belrue Hospital receiving persons
legally sent, Ac.. Resolutions for report all properly
not paving taxes so for turess Street Commission
sr Oce 20 take charge Of sewers and drains That The
Jackson Ferry Company fuhl their lease, Il be- res
ciuded...TO fescnd he power given 10 Street COmas-
sionef 10 authorize he building Of cellar vaults.
Thomas boye was appointed Trustee Of Common Schools
10 Thirteenth " ard
Some other ftle business DONE aud the Board al.
Iourned 10 Friday evening next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

UNrARAILELED SCccEss.-Proiessor ToDD hiss
ned the third edition Of his complete Preeep'or and
ssf instructor and from rs general features, great Va
rctv Of music and extensive lessons Of instruction We
predict stu greater demand For Accordionists, or
students on the instrument il Is chesp and ndisPen
-..ls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

The Hour market j. steady. "iih light sales a. =
z. IT. closing heavy with slight decline small sales
Of RYE at 45d47c WmsKY j. selling It l7ic. SUGAR
We quote 4 f.c for New Orleans PRousIoN5 are
without change with fair demand. LAID is held 10
kegs a, &C. sales Of 100 kegs fREiSHr7, TO Pittsburgh
FIor-r zoe per Dbl MoIAssEs is active
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

CiNciNSAr PREss.--WN. L. CALENDER. Esq.
O.! the Da.ly Silcs has withdrawn from the editorial
Management OF that staneh whis sheet WAHKEN
DHArES late OF New-York City. has become connected
with Campbell Owens 4 Co. in editing snd publishing
The DispGili
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

~ Delegate to the Whg State Convention,
OrilGHs Ca--Dr. ORsoN NicKAsoN Instructed LOT
Hon Washington Hunt for Governor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

RECEIPTS Ella Canal within the rast - hours-fLorR
qO1o barrels WHEAr 500 bushels CoAA, &c.
600 DO The Flour market continues steady but not
active WIZ ir-ssles. i0o bushels a. e. o. RYE
W. note Gales If .00 bushels II zoe. OATs-Ihe de-
rnsnd is active some 1900 bushels changed hands At
&c. 10 Ppo,1s1oN- there a steady business doing n
lprices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

II GEN. CooNBs OF Kentucky, has accepted
an invitation the Chcothe. Ohio Whis meeting to
be held to morrow evening. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

u There was large Free soil meeting at
Holid,ysburs. Pa. on the 2sth ult some distinguish
ed Locofocos were present and addressed the meeting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

Nol under lie Code s1 nrusf the tie
cal Term gg b- CrcI Judge, ony 6sfy hitherto
f-r1rn-t b hat or-r bat s Business f-r attended 70 3,
tie wee snt We Cls1cr0r-. he Esut,
business transferred authorized Severn. - Al.
eut SPECIAL uooi heard sat1isy flr september .nd b. ~
ter, "Al b RE sPe.i iai -s psfle 1.9f.oa isy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

TaE BuESA NIsrA.-The express steamer
BuenA VISTA which arrived this port this morning
from Halifax twelve hours after the arrival Of
the Nasara A. NewYork cleared ~ the Custom House
this afternoon for New.York Withdrawing from the
route altogether. she gives IL up a. 81 JOB.
Boston Journal Fridsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

" The Ots,go Republican mentions that o.
l. srARywEArHEB, Member OF Congress from the
XXlsi District in this State is out against Cen. Cas-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ Tar NEw Class FOR Vocal lSsfkrcuoS q y.
American Musical Institute IBIS evening. oo,k a, n.
Lvcva IS Bro.dway. Terms ior ssuler,en two s,d -,
d. is one dollar per quarter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

" Let hose go 10 the Museum who In purs1. OF
sn'rnient To-day Of the richest bills Is offered
eser saw and az almost endless variety OF attractions are
advertised Thai smaes, Of ali dwafs Major Lille Fin.
ae z t on exhibition ard drawing crowds u vsi,er,
Iss Sao.e Brothers and Parry Family delight al who bear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05
BUSINESS NOTICES.

BROADWAY IHEArEE-Mf. FOEREsr played spar,acus
.sst evening Not IN twenty that applied could gain
sonsslOn The seats Of the entire dress circle all
iaAsn before II O'Clock yesterday forenoon There
more nan on- thousand persons al the doors esry
"c.ocs IN The afternoon such excitement For
rest vas never before known The Gladiator be
peaied this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

red sni casi ~ Cs-tar n Ctant-rs or4@r n .s-.
we're nfi~ L. -sf1 20 @ ~rs af L.3-ss lrprs 20 trss al.
IRON sofSrnf isl. stated that M -
- f.es away Bot shelter before 20 after tie .sna IA H. ,r,
d. zoo srq-sr " w ''t'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

- The printing establishme M Oh the IeHnes-
see RsforRv printed Ioaesborogsh, Tenn was Do
stroyed by Ere en- the morning Of the ies1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05
By TELEGRAPH 10 the Ntw-YOrk Tribune.
Approach Of the Great Buffalo Agricultural
INSTRUMENTATION cfdi-tinEuished -tran-

The following distn guished strangers have ef
rived in town and are expected % attend me
Exhibition Hon. William wilkins. late score
;ary Of War under President Tyler Hon. Isahc
f. Holmes ". C. from South Carolina Hon. MI
Graham. formerly, ". c. from North Carolina ;
Gen. Persifer F Smith. Hon Cave Johnson cen
Shields, and Hon. M-lard FILLMORE The attend
sncs o. eminent agncaitu-st ststesinen' poH'l-
clans &c. from this aid other states is expected
% be vey larrs. Great accol,il- la--'D' Na'
been fitted up and the Exhibition Do is supposed
will prove one ofihe most extensive aud inieTs 81
ing ever held ia the state
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

- The Free Soil State Convention, 70 nomi-
nate VAN buren, Electors, meet in Trenton, y }. On
saturday the 10Th inst JoHN VAN BUREN, viii posi-
lively be present Hon. WILLIS HALL, Hon. JOSEPH
L. WHrE and Hon. B. T BUTLER OF this City are eN
peeted with Hon Senator DIX of Albany