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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

Tag "RICHrLIEV" OoiD PrN IL now uniYer'sly rees
nlze4 A. srreIlor o. al other They are iovaraoy var
rs-tec and may be returned ~hen-ser thew DO rot SAT-
q, ifths ront, cone OF neS Will be siven without
eh,,se Toey are sold only By B T.. wArsoS Co IS
Wil.u.sl oae deer below Waii e. aud J \ sAyAcs, u
Fultonss Gold PEG. 90 Gold and Silver s,' Of every
description b Wholesale aod retail Gold Pens a. II, II .
and - 20 Cold Pens repaired or exchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12
Prospect of q Battle,

We have received, says the Richmond Rspu6li-
letter rom friend a. Buena Sta dated the l7lh
Vt January, which gives information that Gen. Bussa-
mente 10 at Gninshanto, pronounced Gwan-a-wan-to)
the head VI 600 troops that there 800 al San
Luis 1900 At Durango under Urea and that the state Of
Zicaecas has raised 10000 making 900 TO % coo in ALL
Santa Anna sailed from Acapulco, and IL thought
he had hidden farewell TO Mexico. but he has landed az
san Bias and may bis purpose 10 retrieve or Try
retrieve, his fortunes in this region, supposng very
weak He will. however ind a better appointed
Army than met him on the glorious field Of Buena Vista
Col Hamtramck has under his command $500 men
tie 18th regiment at Monterey soon be thrown up
hers-and the Dragons and Brssss battery will number
lOl0-Altogether constituting force of 1000 In the
fed. We would have Gen. Wool flr our commander.
YOU need not fear tho result. We beat thu best
10000 troops Mexico can produce; and having Busna
VISTA Ia yew no force santa Anna can bring drive Us
from the glorious fed
In another part OF tho letter the writer says:
have this received the iniormatisn That r
has marched tom Dursus with o. cavalry sud 1000
foot 70 Join Tries ~ Chhus hua who has 1000 more
th-n march against forc7 a. the Peso when mas
halted there their from santa re. THIS inteih-
gence has been forwarded 70 Gen Wool By Col h SUI
irsck aud 10 xpected the latter will os ordered, Win
two regimenis infantry two batteries light artillery snd
some cavalry % move and fall In Urress and close
him about the tine he reaches the Psso-o that We
will have Urea between two force8.'
The CRioa says that the Department has received no
dispatches on the subject.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

ET' Tue N'r'A volume Of Sparks Washington
Il jlst PUB ished BY the Msa Hsrpers This volume
made up chiefly OF wsshnsOns private eorrespoadence
after the American Revelation. OF course unseces-
say 20 say any thing In oommsndsOu Of this admirable
work. su, this edition is sold very low about hsf
the price OF former ones earnestly commend 4, 10 the
attention OF al who are able TO purchase ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

~ Now "a he time T. visit the Museum, A. TIE ysst
collection Wax sfstnsry nav D. Sec 60 Al hours eof
dsv add uisht ard and hNlf past 2 Ssiocs Per
forn.ness tsks place The Lecture Room snd yet 1s
pce Ct adut,s % the whole aims a. The od Prize
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

ArrIrsd-Shi2 Monsoon, ard bark Lecy kiA-ls,n, nem
p-s,,r h-i- W.shirzros from Philadelphia Ce1rtt-
Monaco ior Baltimore, Ant schr. L-a bi'"H' 1'i sew
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12
RICHMOND, Fec IL.

The national steamship Allegheny, Com. Hunter,
bound for Brazil, sails this evening. She takes her
departure from Norfolk
The schr Maria VAIN from New-York is ashore
on New Inlet Bar, Wilmington, y. c.
On Thursday toe ship Croton, with sugar, from
New.Orlesns, grounded or Bermadas. and was
suuk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

PHILADELPHIA, fcl. u.
a lad by the name Of John Harris aged IL years
was run over by the cars this afternoon in Broadst
rear Spruce.
A newspaper boy was severely injured in at.
tempting to lamp from the cars while in motion
He was carried to the Hospital, where he expired
in few minutes aiterwsrd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

Tar scSosY coUHgK-This new ealaisse made .
vsry fsv5f.be afresson apoa ae reading public BY 10
art number tie editor a., Of which were al narssd y
VII Split asd ,EeF.y lu second i',se v b, ~ Pow
BE- - Improvement on the ilitsl number and We 70
commend al no dssifoas % obalniDs rhsis sret
Of wswrifisn reading matter upon almost every 90.
sv.b. subject r the trhinz charge Of three cents, b
sureh..s the sunday Coarer R0nsuees sketches tsss
anecdotes. snd poetry will Re furnished ia abundance 10
20 rnorr1,.'s sheet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12
FROM TIE SOUTH.
b. Pony Express and Telegraph
10 TIE NEW-F0RK IALBCS-.
PrrE.ssuss. Feb. Il, l:4;.

Your Pony Express has come IN Win Ne"-Of-
leans papers OF the afternoon OF the oih instant.
No news rom the sea; Of VIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12
Court Calendar....Tms DAY


c,scrfr CouRr.-Nos g. 3 10 to n o. to q 81.
srpsRioR CouRr-l6 25 81, A. a. g. So 81 So 81; 70.
q 81 II. - IS. 81, 81, 74,7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

n The Wings Of Marshall County Va re-
Gently expressed q preference for Mr. Clay 70
their candidate for the Presidency
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

" Tie Loco Focos Of Princess Aune Co. Va
have held meeting and adopted resolutions 9P'
pyosisg Of erery act Of James n Polk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

tn Tae comparative circulation OF The Tn.
,uns and ,he Herald will probably be fairly tested
The ssnuensa appointed ~ the respective papers viii
pfosesi forthwith Ia the investigation. rhs proposition
20 be sovei Is eontased In The Tribune Of The tn nss
and also 10 yesterdays paper Neishbor Of the Herald
M 6iachiosi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

- Citizen. ard strangers viii Ord that they cau GET
bo,, and shoes the cheapest OF Josss Annst nesr he
Mu,eam n B. DO not purchase before gu .ies him
gf l,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

re- SWIM DoDGE, DENTIST - Bond st. near Bnsd'
way request. the attention Of those wanting art,A'
cis teeth TO hi. new method "a method used In this ey
exclusively by blmse Of fastening either single teea
sets when gold plates u .ave' most 81 Tie PAIN uss
y given il the operation and enables The to Tee!
ac'een ard healthy mouth ni3 TgSsath
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

r. The Wings Of Chester Co Pa declare Mr..
CLArros to be their first choice for the Presidency
and Gen. Scott their second.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

~ How abou. the $500 on the advertising re-
csip,s for The Tdoaae IS compared with the Herald i'r
The last year? Does the Herald decline ?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

~ The PffsJnrgi Pot announces tie death q
Hon A.oert ista Mafciard 81 his resi- cnec ID 0resl-
t4-s, oil tls sal ilsl ~ 81 formerly fsprst a. i-c
District coapcssd % Yesunersl.ni sli lni.als Com.
YES 70 Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

~ Advertisements for The Tyibr~ OF Monday oush.
20 be sent before 10 O'Clock Saturday evening . the
Pabestoa oee Of this paper 10 not open on Sundays
Subscribers in the City who do not receive this paper
q, an early hour are requested leave word at the Once
a. our Arrangements are such enable all the carriers 20
get through their routes before o'clock Carriers fall
Ing to accomplish this VIII be required 70 give up their
routes.
Persons Wishing he Trsan< left e; their dwellings OF
places Of business regularly every morning ~iH Pe9
leave their address the Publishing once or 'eNa ~
through the Post Oics. Terms, IA cen" ~se'' PaJ'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

FRoN SALTmLO.-A correspondent Of the Ma
honal Iafsigsacer writes from sso Dec IL. asfoo"s
We have had several .,an2edes lately. Las. evening
Mexican arrived In town, and reported that Number OF
Americans. travelling from Texas attacked BY band
OF guerrias between here and Aoncova- Governor
Warrington immediately dispatched body OF Rangers 10
their relief from which We nave Tot since heard any g
Our Colonel John Hamtramck, has requested psrms
sion OF the commanding Genera % advance with bis
BRIGADE consisting Of The North Caroiina. Mississippi and
virginia Volunteers 10 the direction Of san Luis Po.os
snd avs n permission be granted, shall have fsht
Il i my opiaOn shall move forward from this
place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

y L. our article yesterday, in which aliusion
wa made the package sale OF aossrs HAGGERTT. DsA
FEs JoNEs, only designed to state the fast that
some Of the Philadelphia merchants felt Themselves
sggreved At remarks made during the sale THIS c. We
kuss, with what aslcs did not know uor Oh pre-
tend 70 know bat expressly slated that we dii not be-
sye any offence was Intentionally given. The house Of
Msssrs Hagserty, DIAPER Jones IS known to be Of
zee most eminent in s line Of business Of any IN this
county aid our alon 70 8as.ioueers who could elicit
from their company such inlcmsiion As they wished,
without giving onence, intended IN mind 20
apply % one Of tie gentlemen Of this very bouse-a gen.
temsn With whom We have lors been acquainted, sTt
a. we regard 40 one Of the most accomplished sales
In the Union. Any other construction than lhs
fose n 70 cur Intention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

DEATH OF AESER LfNrHlcUM, Esq.-Tne use
u and highly esteemed citizen, for many years the re-
preventative OF Anne Arundel County IN the legislature
ofNsryland died on Tuesday sshlsresdence uesr Sweet
zsrs Bridge, aged about sj years.
- Gen TAYLOR has declined the invitation u
ysitac Can..a Of M..ss.rll Tie guest q ihe state
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12
Business Notices.

LEAr YEsR AND ST NaLESriSE.-Ths largest and nss
s'ss.at ,t1ek q yassane. 10 he City - srr.Ss't
Co.'.iN Sassaa..t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12
AZ Ace prcErrrn--sIn,s the sunnmarnf II

IN ARCH DEcEVER--Since the Summer OF lsij
me anl o. ne principal h1.ss Of =; Lols have been
hGlniel i.ln Tine ID line by female lm20s-er VIII bV
her great fertility " i4vest1n, managed o work upoa
l1er omptnies - fU a. 70 obtain boarding. 10 A con-
sdefs1e snoanf asiel winch she made IA Poal T. dis
TIE l1i 9ri oi The StuonAi y lci not long since
kes her SIX weeks. 80 paid b. al Ari-y invented
As n hcr having oeel rubhe. By IL the public
sllrc tln sAe pretended 10 identity AieT remaining
t.l i'' -' q. Sc rel.-l, thee @eo have Teen ALLY
e,l..,l. "a he mysterious isiy la, gain renisrci
n~fsf Invisible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

SlSG-SISG PRIsOS-The Official returns show
Lat the receipts snd rsosrees Of t Pice Of nihnent
were, for the year ending 3oh sep;ember last. S7ils6,
ana the expenditures $1,000 It would appear that there
Cd te.I due, say over S S74 but why have no,
heard Of item tn Goes no; % clearly arpea- nor
wny they sers 10; pail cG
f- ecnseyirg he Croton water into the prison there
hal 1c1l xftncea 20 - Janu4ry s, zb1u. 81 60;
al here would be required s. $50.
TIE sPtclors recomLncId the following appropriations
g. sn-o tlszsent % conduct The lfAs the prison Tor
h- current yctr To ca1cel nt-b.e11esi rior g jan
tii5Ii . corr the works Tor conveying the Groom
Nl'er INTO ne Fr.ou, $3.50 Tor the erection q
building i-f kichs0, tinir ,hai. hospital ard chapel
80 Nos 20 complete cye-house 900, - contin-
senses and relieve TIE the necessity of seeking
ere it ia schaf % the StAie $4,000. Total S75.07l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

to TnE SOFT, ANGELIC ExPsEssIoS Of some fsns~
q atsfu view while the Te9slsiye coarse, msasy -
o.s faces u Others, excite difsass-tbe same Vic
Could .gch people b induced 10 try a Gaze OF the
JoSEss Italian Chezic.l esp they would Be
with the change. They w0ad have dslieets' -, -
white skin. while every disn suGcnent OF eruption
be removed ana c1fed. u. -
Particular Nstio,.- Persons Who have bcath. -
couItsrfeits and initsors Of thi', sud have ma r
Produced must uy this the orSical MING, - ~
JoSss's soar and buy it In New YORK a. the hsa -
American Essie, = Chathan.-sl only. III ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

IraltAs INDICATED Soar FOR eneets.iy 49, -
pfmpls. feskes roU ghnrss sallo~ness se tnyn =
warranted Prepared BY Dr.. GovsArp Q. .lss,sssl
door FSoa Bros5~sy, where usy DO nsa %, -, Lisd
Poudre Subtitle for egsdtea.ips supernuoas 49,, "a
Rouge Tor colorins lips and cheeks deep HSl
LILY White for The complexion, Hair oye,. h.Is-s
Rs.to.stivs Pon.de tor uanslenty tIsia{ R,s -
Tooth Passes, EIxssts, Estchslsgs Lieaia ns" ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

PoLIoE.-Sapposed IEtaUicide-A widow wo
about 20 years Old BY the name OF Wedmeysr read
g Al "a Mu osryst. arrested yesterday by officer
Nnch5 CT the Sixth Ward, suspicion Of having In tome
way caused The death OF infant 10 which she had lust
gyen bhh The accused on being charged the crime
denied hat she had been delivered OF child bat sbe.
qaeuy admitted the fact and informed tue officer has she
hal pot IN barrel containing asnes WI cre aAs and
The accused was accordingly locked up await the
neI's Inquest, which will be he'd this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

GENERAL SEssIOSs-FridGy.-JOh silvis, Chas
Conner, Am Smith aad Ann Logan, were placed upon
rial or charge Of stealing ST2 from SIR. Nathaniel
Sanders the 20h Of Jan last The Jury acquitted ~.
and Ann Logan End found ChasConner ard Am smith
guilty, and the Court sent each 20 the state Prison fr
yesrs and months. Tie Court then Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

s.ss.h ~ M Harsh e. Vs5Tlont-Ar cays ros Srrs'r-
orc O. t.s Sagrers C1sr;-IutG faTabsn
CorresFoaieuoe OF The Tribune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

MaxiNr CorSr- Before Juage Waterman 90 Cope VI.
N.p1reugi -Accu FOR tsnsS-s iu % islf-o i.s-eu-
Que essnrx The frouf dOoI q tte hogse kloEr - tie
Northern Exchange. bieecsef st il 81 cl plan n sc q
dsuciuk school and ccl ling fh- scholastic tIu %
The bsr-fo. Su+cc-t at aPpesr ~ SUIT air tr
ncn suit vas ordered -lus F.ain-r hl AKIN ior 1e-
fen6sni Nj A d Resell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

PRoF. NlcaoL.-We are happy 10 learn that N
compliance with the request q scvers OF cur most respect
able citizens, this Distinguished astronomer an eoquen
writer aud speaker has consented to deliver course
tx Lectures on Astronomical subjects AZ the University
Chapel commencing on rhursily evening rsxt. rht
VII give residents the upper part ofthe City The oTpor
tuniiy Of enjoying hi, noble expostoas OF the ahanomen
and laws Of the material universe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

II A unique and striking exhibition is Mr..
LEwIss Gldan Gallery, now exhibiting a, the corner Of
Broadway and Iispenard-s The curl lus as to Indian
character and pecuariucs msy there hundsed
portraits OF Chiefs IN paint and costumes, medicine
with insignia OF their profession squsGs toing their
pappooses ashed to boards after the true aboriginal fash
lou, Sc. &c. Inc portraits sIe likewise taken by Mr.
LEwIs hinaet than whom PROBABLY few persons have
extensive aud favorable opportunities Of seeing
the Red Man SIS he Is In the wild and the wgwsn. He Is
the fret painter who attempted any the portrait
the Indian having been before Mr. Cstln In tina,
interesting field. The portraits now exhibited OH
ransparencies. by which every festure most yvidy
presented. We trust he will be largely ps.roHsed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

UsrrD STATES Dlsflicr Cot st. Bsfofs Js3-e Bets.
spa f1hnlss of the shlp Camel l1cicc1
"a lstbs sgo ol rfs.e cf crue. AID unusual pauis-
msul T. sesl.a, aifLlIes h. plea 90 ~. z-l.y and
plead guilty The Court considered 90 he which
doubtful % she july wcld convict srd --rf-rcsd
Mr.. J. q pay tae n ige toasls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

i2f II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

BIBLE AGEST ~ hExIco.-The American Bible
society have appointed Rev. W. H. Norris, Tor may ears
resident In South-Amelcs, as Missionary OF the Meiho
dist Episcopal Church to he their Temporary agent In
Mexico for the purpose Of sscersnng whs. can be done
BY the Society for the circulation Of the Spanish Bible In
that country. Mr. Norris sails In two or three weeks.
The Commercial remarks that the society fortunate In
the selection Of their inslrumeutsly for noble pUr-
pose as the reverend gentleman is OF familiar with
the Language Of the country and the habudes OF thought
OF the people, and will be able to effect much Tia.
novice South American customs could not be expected
~ acronniish
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

CQrST 90 Ct,CfoN fLf ss-beiofe lgd.e Day.-Acn-
raeak n . ials >tsra. isisr kl ifsl aHa Iheo
,ciras-lo recover % b4u1 10 iu1-rrity III ie ~
-hils At. a. was >Lerir ca execution q Dr. X.
ssllnsl Mr ksed bal he go4rs al.u-i bslllEe, 20
rent Verdict for pltiuuf >tl.-tcr r.a.utlr M5ssfs
j. c Hart aud Edwari >sndf.ro iol defendant CO sal
hssr Sod nf. kulshttd-
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-30

the powder out of the cabin. There was
about % pounds weight on board, and when
she went to get it, it was supposed she was
suffocated.
The cottages on the Welch coast were so
near they could see men gazing on their
calamity from their own doors. The sea
was studded, at it always is at the mouth of
the Mersey, with boats and shipping; above
all they could perceive the smoke issuing
from the forepart of the vessel. They saw
that she was rendered unmanageable, and
supposed that her steering apparatus was
DESTROYED. They saw, also, the foretop
mast 90 hy the hoard. The masters of these
vessels however when they perceived Bra
lillian frigate lying near quietly, concluded
they could be Of no assistance, and as they
had considerable number of passengers on
board, decidedon continuing their course.
It is to be hoped they saved their time at
Liverpool, aud met the appreciation of their
employers.
We find it recorded that by the exertons
Of Mr.. Littledale aud the crew of his little
Yacht, no less than SO passengers were saved
that by a fishing boat 10 more Were pre-
served, and that above 100 human beings
were rescued from an appalling death by
the courage and humanity of the Marquis
de Lisboa, Capt. Grenfell and the Prince dc
Joinvile. We cannot but think had the
Orion and the Cambria done their duty, we
should not now have to lament over the un-
timely and terrible destruction of 30 OF the
unfortunate passengers on board the O. nj.
We grieve that the circumstances of the
case compel us to place the conduct of our
own covntrymen in untavorabe juXta posi-
ton with the humanity and courage of the
crew of the Alfonzo.
1t was not the royal mail steam ship Cam
bra, that passed the wreck of the Q. NJ.
without rendering any assistance.
The Ocean Monarch was new and SPLEEN
did ship, of 1900 tons burthen, and besides
the large number of passengers, had cargo
valued at nearly 100000. The amount of
insurance on vessel and cargo was about
$75 900. The cabin passengers, the officers
and the crew were all saved, but the fearful
list of steerage passengers "unaccounted
for'' shows that ONE HTEDRED AND SEVENTY
beings persisted in the flames or waves.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-30
NEW Yong, Sept. 49, P. NJ.

The North American commenting on Mr..
Clay's letter published in the Express says,
" there is an entire concurrence in the sem
timent Of this extract, with our private IN
teIligence to which we casually referred
when noticing the recent Clay movement IN
The city Of New York. The Express to-
night adds" Mr.. Clay not only refuses the
use of his name for the Presidency by any
party and for any purpose, hat he will as
certainly vote for General Taylor 4 be u
alive TO do so as that the day Of Election
shall arrive" There is also letter in town
from Mr. Clay declaring in the most posi-
live terms, that under no circumstance will
he accept a nomination.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-30
Wing Congressional Convention.

At a meeting of Delegates from the Sec-
ond Congressional District in the State OF
Wisconsin, for the purpose of nominating
a candidate for Member of Congress in said
District, held at Mineral Point on the 2lst
September.
On motion, A. Bronson, ESQ.,, was elect
ed President pro tenn. and Ina w. BIRD was
elected Secretary pro tern.
On motion of A. c. Brown. a committee
of three was appointed by the Chair, TO ex-
anime the credentials of the delegates to the
Convention.
The Chair appointed Messrs. Brown
Bracken and Botkin as said committee.
The Committee appointed to examine
credentials, reported as follows:
Rock County Disrrict--Leo-
nard Hoskin.
Assembly District. s. Lane, A. B.
Vaughan, A. T.. Foote, A. Nj. Carter, anC
]. b. Colly.
Dane-Senatoria District - George II.
Slaughter.
Assemhly-Alex. Botkin, G. p. Thomp.
son and Ira w. Bird.
| Green-Senatoria District-Hiram Rust
John w. Stewart and A. Carson.
| Crawtord-Senatora Distriet-A. Bron.
son.
Assembly-John Thompson.
La Fayette-Senatoria District-Chas
Bracken.
Assembly. Baily and James Earnest
Grant-Senatora Dstrict-A.C. Brown
Assembly,. II. Rounree, j. Craig, r
r. Young and o. +. Spencer.
Iowa-Senatorial District--A. Cobb.
Assembly-John Bracken and Henry Rob-
inson.
On motion of A. C. Brown, committee
of five We're appointed to nominate officers
for the Convention.
The Chair appointed Messrs. Brown,
Braclsn, Hoslkin, Thompson and Slaughter
as said committee.
The Committee appointed TO nominate
officers for the Convention, reported,
For President, Alfred Bronson, of Craw
ford.
For Vice Presidents, A. Botkin, of Dane
and J. I'll. Rountree, of Grant.
For Secretaries, Ira w. Bird, of Dane,
and A. b. Vaughan, of Rock.
The President acknowledged his obliga-
ton for the distinguished trust conlided to
him in eleeting him to preside over the de-
alterations of the Convention, and discussed
the political prospects of the district IN a
forcible and able speech.
Mr.. Brown moved that the delegates pre-
sent, from the counties represented in part,
be authorised to cast their full vote, which
motion was agreed to.
On motion of G. II. Slaughter, the Con-
vention proceeded to take an informal ballot
-Messrs. Slaughter and Bracken tellers.--
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Eosrox. Sepiember 90

MAIZE ELEcrioN.-} have full returns
from Maine, Tor Governor-Dana, 59,I75;
Hamlin, 81. SIS, for the Free Soil candi-
date, II, sG0. IN the Senate ! democrats,
, 81 higs; in the House - democrats, 50
wings, and 10 arnburners.
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The REGULAR CONCENTRATIONS

6neaster Lodge [. D., No. 1s Of Free
- and accepted Masons, are held On the Mon
- On Or before the fuA Of the moon in each
l1Oata Members viii TAKE DUE NOTICE
HEREOF, and Brethren from distance m reg
s'Audng are invited 70 attend. l0-ly
JOHN :. FLETCHER, See'rY.
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Nrw YoRK, September so.

NEw ToRK TRIBuNE.-Ihe New York
Tribune came out this morning with the
Taylor and Fillmore Flag at its mast
head
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TEIEGRhPHIC DISPATCHES

FROM THE GALENA DAILY ADVERTISER.
TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
GALENA, Sept.tS0, ls4s.
Arrival of the America.