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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02
By Telegraph to the Ssw.YOrk Tribune.
Confirmation of the Burning Of the steamboat
Goliah on Lake Huron.

BUFFALO -1t4fohTf = pt ~
The supposed loss Of the steam propeller Go.ish
on Lake Huron hence from the upper Lakes, ia be-
Aeved here % b. fully confirmed Remnants Of wreck
having sembisnce % the Go.ah have been discovered
on the Canadian shore Of Lake Huron and the belief
universally prevails that tie vessel took FIRE and there
being arge quantity Of g1npoTder board. the de-
struc,on Of the vesse. mus, have been completed by
the explosion Of the powder
The chsrred wreck Of large propeller was driven
ashore q, Pine Point above Goodrich Canada West On
"wednesday last sep, =. a ysHl boat also came On
shore but IL no, =, al burned while many o. the
wooden hoops by which the ,ss are run W and down,
appeared % have been cut with Three hundred
barrels Of aour with fnmense quantity Of candles
In boxes and boxes Of raslns kegs Of blasting powder
packed 10 oats together with many other ~lin many
other articles Of merchandise all bearing the evidences
Of having been shipped board the Gohah were also
picked Up along the shore Many Of the packages were
directed to the ss0t - Mare and the Aedeu Mining
Company.
The tin5ers Of the wreck that came ashore had the
appearance u having been torn ssunder
"a yet no human bodies have been found and j. sup
posed thu, oil on board perished
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02
Late and Intere.rins from santa Fe.

-. r-.r..... --....--.... 80. .----.
TIE -. LOIS ny am ---'s '-1
10 that city the -i 1t 90 B. y Aubrey direct ron
santa rs having made The tr8 10 the eXtraorilnary
.. .. 20 . f-.---.- --..- .sr ssv. -, 7is-snre o..
i-- l-'N niles 4le ~ -a!'
On biz way be had % swim every stream. was De-
lsved 1V r transaction q rls1es. o. Fort Mann wr
II. ogr1 -a---. which passed that way and Eith the
vsriou. parties o. troops AID beside breaking down
* -sas I'd walking 2l rles foot. be- msds fhe
fr.9 travelling time only colrtsi n st.st flr a-r.
an1 ialf. Daring this tine. b. -.ert tTo hours sni
sfe orIv..r meals 70 rslrel upon lin twenty fr4-
connective hou-s. ard nearly go miles 1i Ire distance
perfo-nl.d -n tle mud. and yet "hsi - strange
the rs-n li MT re-en l1-ne.- drove AZ ilie pm
dence te @. passage ln ne bertrand -ae was De-
tanned r..l- before last -eVefs- go = i- = tfi
l.x water O1 Che l-I ere p. arle1 - Charles where
Aubrey Took buggy and arrived fl - Lol-s t1e sane
e~erfr. making tha entire distance from -alts Fs %
- Lou. distance ri fll -H m - in fraction orer
ter dave lgeen u - -cl a.fei t1-t n t e. ~ this
distance was performed 10 horse-scx o- on folt t1e
ar.-rnsnce seem. almost incredible We learn from
ST. aubrey that be- made souse portion 90 the TIP r
tween santa be- and lnde nience. 20 the a. 20
miles o. tne - nIur-. lie had ro one % accompany
BIN such courage and ln19m-,a1.e ener-y. almost
surqasses comprehens.on
The follow NJ items OF interest s-a wen iu the S.
D. pl...-
Gen Price and go were "a,er-'oln1 st tne a'u.e
rors also MAJOR Donaldson ilfl'on oi .-'.lo.' '-.-u
teer' and Lieutenant Cooley of C@- ''p.n % A
fr met Governor Lane o. f'tt l1i ytt., - ~ '''--
eli Grove .l..-
Ar Aubrey INK tl1i tne ny lela n.Lsn. ~ 80.
ifiif- con HA-D ~ '' -. s r
To % october. ana 'ne ".te H''''y ''''' may o'
expected 20 'If4't > D.. ---- 49, I'D. .L. s-.- Z
rom 80 tA-la s--,u " -- '-' - o.
hfn.'il" ~. ana ae' /. .- '.' .-'- ''-7'
io.o"iu- 10 rs ~ -n'.r l-a..o- .s.4 b, ..,.,
Company ID tir-t Dragons c.iiilsu. "a -y - Us
DA.oil iipu 3I' 1i,s'N @ 49,. - 49, .
.l-t 81 10 go o. In st 81 80. 3.r. ,t. b,t
hitherto uniIa.e-ea rol'e, 49, .s "a go. 81
alu .D,l 10y m A. -, s-,r.riy of - fout.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02
From the We,r Indies and south Amcricn.


b. the steamship Falcon We have received pa
per- from Havana % the 10th inst Every pepper we
open mentions the gale OF the coast OF the nied state
~ the end OF August The Somers from Charleston %
Hayana made Oh, first report o TO- The gale j. sad 20
have prevailed three iaysthc 9th, 2-th and 2th-du-
ring part of which time 70 blew hurricane.
The owners of the spanish steamer Granddaughter are
about building another Of -0O tons and two engines
Co run in the same trade.
There il scarcely word Of local news in the papers
The beautiful Fortunate Teicsco. Of the opera has bad
the yellow fever and got vel over IT, so too have
loriui and Fabrc.
We mud "a feg words Of south American news. the
dates Of which are omitted Gen. Flores daily
pectcd in Ecuador HI paftis were sharply watched
by the Government but revolution IA that hepu1Ac
was anticipated
Dates from Chill 20 July - are acknowledged -
Commerce said 90 have been In most critical state.
The opening Of all the ports Of the Republic vas advo
Gated 81 the sole remedy for existing evils. hundred
and forty earthquakes had been r 10 the previous six
teen months The latest was on the lith ~ May.
They had done htle damage, and people were getting
us. d "a them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02

IL THE FAIR oT The AMERICAN INSTITUTE
opens to morrow at Castle Garden, and from what
we see and hear we infer that the exhibition
Of Useful Inventions Improved Implements Ma
chnery, Furniture, &c &C will DO extensive and sd
mirsbe. That the attendance of our citizens Will be
very general II for years has been cannot doubt
although some Of our journals indulge in ncesssn and
fcrocous attacks the Managers, in the hope Of
breaking down the Fair.
We have examined with interes, an improved
Cotton Gin, patented by Col. Won Smith, once
distinguished an Old World soldier, ingenious
and energetic citizen OF country His Gin requires
far less power than any other will last tar longer being
all ron) costs more and will gin from 200 70 1000
pounds OF Cotton per day turning out the hbre in Tar
superior condition ginning Sea Island as well any
other and separating the Cotton gnned into different
parcels according the length OF the stsple Messrs
Calhoun and D. H. Lewis after carefully examining
thu. Gin have given certificates OF It's vast worth 10 the
Planting interest We trust Southern men and espe-
cisly those engaged in making Gins viii examine this
invention.
Cot Won Smith exhibits also a new Propeller,
calculated for stng Canals wthout creating surge
or iniuring the banks which Canal men will do well 10
scrutinze
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02
Markets


Market heavy In consequence Of continued rain
during the day Ia Flour the Eastern demand Is
small. end the market rather inactive sales Of Rye
FLOUR at 50 per Dbl. sales Of CosN MEAL At Is a
n. per Dbl The rnsrke, for WHEAT and CoRN il
active at frmer rates no change IN other grains RYE
IL active and buoysnt In Provisions no sales to-day
Of any articles worthy OF report sales Of Western
BrrrYR At cts per TO- There p feet water IN the
channel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02

ooosSen, with better issue Al all events. II
canno, be worse. r. our hopes on this point be
blasted. some Of Is will be pretty thoroughly used
up, Ike Birney Co. in as, but let as have
tial II the House were 80 divided that the But
fa.o candidate Tor any other bat Cas- stood
chance there, we should not feel 50 confident that
our course was the right one. Let Tine vindicate
or brand It as i, shall be found - have deserved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02

FREE SOIL ~ MISsoURl.-A very large Barn
burner meeting was held at ST Louis on the sd ut
held pursuant to call signed by - citizens Ad
dresses were made by ?. B. BLAIR Jr. and ?. NJ
Hsight X. Shepley presented series Of resolutions
which were adopted sustaining the Buffalo ticket SEX
tvs sHEARss presided and the following gentlemen
acted As Vice Presidents j. W Doughty o. D. Filley
Hugh Rose Chrs hribben and Wait Barton John
Henderson, Secretary. The officers OF the meeting
were appointed Committee TO form Electoral
Ticket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02

TIE PoTATo CROP ~ icHUsErrs-Iti S now
very generally conceded We believe Tax tas crop 0i
late psfatnes 10 ths state Is almost entirely free from
rot and III give large yield The early potatoes 90
TIRE contrary, were more or less tainted TIE same
ray be- sad Of Connecticut IN reference % the Winter
potatoes. Good Chensngoes can BE- bought there for
forty ire cent. 5ushe other qusne. Tor forty cents
sn1 under Boston Traveller 3lth-
TIE BONE AID MUscLE.-A meeting OF the
working men II PnFnixvls pa WHO sre IN favor o..
the election OF Gen Taylor, has been called The cal
: signed By hnzdrsa zaG tit--y aGir.A= many Of
w1om engaged IN tie iron WORKS others n divers
hsA-craii trades AZ east oHsaJs Of tne syners
men vno have heretofore voted me LocoF rcsei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02

There sales ~ barrels fLoUH today ~ 3 - 70
3 n but the market is quite unsettled Some holders
are asking ~ a. which price there are no buyers-
GRAfS IL without change and but Little doing, except
for immediate city use Sales Of WHISKY ia barrels At
lac per gallon. sales Cuba SUGAR 81 to SIC. II has
been raining here oil dsy with prospect Of rise IN
the ryer which Is very desirable a. large quantity OF
freigh, has been checked mere in transit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02
Great Fire at Gaiena, IlI-Immense Loss OF
Property.

JALENA III IhursdsyI otpt =
A destructive FIRE broke out here yesterday,
which before 1t could be got under destroyed whole
block u dwelling. stores SC bounded By Washing
ton Main and Beach 81 The oss s stated b be very
great The origin Of the FIRE has not been clearly
certained
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02
Nev-York Mhig Nominations.

XVllM Di.t-Congress Montgomery and Herki.
,ner Counties) Col HENRY p. ALEXANDER Little Pals
Mont9omery Co-Treasurer, JosEFH CALDWELL
supt OF Poor JAMES RIGGS.
Serbsn Co-Assembly l. joins LANG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02


the murder in Leonarist after being out for sew.
eral hours and unable to agree, made the following
report
f. Shea 8es.-i agree 1f-rrf ta -st Shea came On be-
dead, b. saaas ea.-i b., bal arsi p'ol ia- bad. of
g.s,' l'.... }.,. .', o .T7: .,..,
george Aser william Gelaey.
The following gentlemen oa Jar, opposed tae eerirt
Orlando Warren j Ca'e.. j. p Clsstiy
The Jury were therefore discharged saturday
morning and about two o'clock a second emps-
necd The testimony given in The Tribune Of saiur.
day read In the presence OF the witness and some
additional testimony produced, which We annex
DR. J.Sr. Ksssfar residing - Duane street being srorn
oea-~t oarrar -,fr9 sia 30 i-,imo f,-a ~ nf ha1-,
ae,r- e l--l 'e.r '. q. ~ non peg M -
OBJ rarat. could rlf-l slh rlh-r ~ i-at-r
m soli Ca l- @ 'e OF ' "os'a 'a' coz ~ i,,ef5 ''
wtlus Ar.s. Ad-raa Of PIE Fnh Ward beng sTora says
oa iar.iil -es we atiaf aai t. 'oc.1- On pc siaoa
.ipf-i NJ Shea a1 M - Pe % f'.e charge u t- 'oor'
90 t..- n oae % D.. - % .-i .a-l . ~. i
H.. t ,,-- Il, -,.-..- .sosf t- ar-r 81. % 49, d li
Ell .- . ft-- "a ,a- Nh D. era. .4- ID ta. street.
stae 49, stss sraaai t- fr-l -- a- o t- ~ enc n
.a- 81 81 saa -a ID s 90 'a-r' iai t'
gea- t~- 'a.i Pr Aa.-a h',i .'airt t ,e' =, '-,
" Al.''a. go i'ani Ft'-' .oe. l-'sa,. s.i 49,
NHr' I-' Nf -i- It'd '..'. . f'-
Ven ta. DID 2. 10 I--lt t.ef- 80 -.'.
ihe t-oa- 'a'rni il- -.-- tA.- p p 49,. 49,.
q. -aea l.ase th~ 'i DAD, -rea ,i 10 '. -i- il ~
o. 80 t a'-.d 80 t-3 ..if', . Pc d a..- .-7
eol.t O. t-c-,-f D., ] Pc. 49, - s-l--'- ~ /,
~ 50. ,r- s- .l re- 81 be sat ri io1s- s.l "a
80 IL -. be- er.-r 81. hlrt. al Ai-rrrl
thsf tte r aua. O. 81 Alstn. k-an--y Eel. NJ slf
see Pc r'. a. 80. -, Z. p. - -. 81. .,-,.
m ,-r .is Ciri R,ui-r. ila, A-il oua % B. 81 Id.
... a. IL. =. ., 49, So, ..,' 81 Fl. ',.-.-
-t.ad - ,-t goo barrels -t e--a d--alrs-4 ias '',s
WILLIAM ADAM,
Was ssrs r-'s e. =. 1rst o., % .sas '.o 81. ' -.
s-.,.- ii- era,t- De ,ti,.a a.-- a-is ~ a9r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02

~ The Loco Focos had smeetins at Wash
inston Cay on Thursday evening last The figures al.
tached TO the OF the prominent men a, the meet
ins, may account for their principles
!. Lund Washington Jr President He Is s. clerk in
the State Department st a salary OF slto.
James Towles Deputy Collector, 81 salary Of
sooa; si.o0 He was one Of the Vics-Presidenis
Henry D. Davis Deputy Collector, fees tor pay.
wss another Vice President
2 sensstsek, Superintendent; OF the Peniien.
uary, salary 81 SO
c Ashford Clerk in the Peni,entisry salary , 600
acted A. secretary
8 JOAN NcCAls Second Auditor salary a. OOl Led
% IN the discussion
= bro~n, Clerk IN Second Auditor. Once.
salary sl,v0 he offered The Resolurons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02


FROM MENIco.-By an arrival here Yesterday
from Vera Cruz have received 81 M9Hnor Rspabii-
cra0 from the CITY of Mexico 10 the I'D ut inclusive
us two days later intelligence than that last received
and published By " These paPefs contain hite new
Interesting Profound tranquility reigns throughout
the Republic with the exception of the Sierra IN the
department Of san Luis f0tos where the Indians are
disatected The Goysrn0r % the latter nnds dicult
procure funds pay the troops foot % exnguish
The trouble n the mOlntains Paroles j. stated 10 b.
among them The Governor Of Durango IA. made re-
QUESTION on the supreme Government for portion Of
tie standing army % protect the frontier against the In
clrsi0us Of the Wild Indians y. o. Delta. -l-t
NENEzUELA-News has reached Porto Rico
from this Republic % the 2-th ult The squadron Of
Paez arrived ~ Rio Cau9e on the Qtn ut The forces
oi M0usgss were beaten by 20 OF the citizens who
furnished with arms from The squadron Col
peua pected - lIn the squadron with 800 men,
raising the hole number - 300 muskets Ihe pOpl-
aii1u 0f WindNard Cordlega Of Clm4ns has declared
for Psez. Gen. Carabano, Commander u Aouagas
forces had been As,assiasted by hs solder, Can
AGO Gen Paez sailed from u. Thomas On the "a inst
ID az American stea amer for Marac-i5o. AT this inte
-ence lads u the belief that Venezuela vii b. the
tneater Of s-Dgunsry struggle between the two rivals
Mona.ss and Psez. Havana markets the a. y
ast sIvices ISew-Orlesns Delta, 2lst
ISrELLIGESCE FROM ST. VIScEST The bng
Transit arrived al tt.s port Saturday afternoon
from It hnceut. jt1 sept. brings word That the crops
were progresns and expected % be far Inc planters
we're com allng "a W1nt ~ aD0rers LaoOrers were
emigratilg 10 consequence Of the low wages. There
bad been total failure Of the yam and plant5in crop
NELASCH0IY AFFAIR-A man named Patrick
CoOnan. assistant bark9eDer Il Willard. Hotel died
suddenly there on wednesday night Or early on Thur.
dsy morning under the following distressing circuu
stances Ine unfortunate man having been sex day
Or Two, dose was prescribed FOR aim. By s'ske oil
-fcen grains VI mOrDft1 instead 0f 80 much cuirise
TIE dose vas administered and the poor man va.
found 70 be corpse tha next morning Patrick had
vile and tTg children living In tue state Of New York
National lnteAigeneer
H0RRlsLE-The Lerlngt0a No. Express give,
tie particulars Of revoung Of murder and a. eide
wn4cn occurred n -a rs CO. the tn ut Il appear,
tat Mr. Baker. who had formerly borne good cnarae
t-r attempted a incestuous Intercourse with his own
daughter w.s repu-sed, subsequently murdered tie
young -ady, and ended he tragedy By committing
suicide
CHicEERlNG sPlASOFORrEs.-The london A,6s.
Hfsw q august announces the arrival AZ - strand Of
one q the best specimens Of American pianofortes
Manufactured y Chcksring Of Boston price seyen,y
I'VE guuess'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02

OUR FoRrIGS Commemorative have IN
type another spirited and interesting letter from
our special Paris correspondent C. A. ID. which
has been crowded out by the extent OF our domes-
TIC news, but will appear in the Evening Edition.
The German and English correspondence by II B.
has also been received, and will be given ms soon
a. We can find room
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02

Extension q slavery ief but half that r1mher spesk
OF, e ueu and their voice VI he potential - The
creative ssf t1i i deferred By The csi0ery si Psrr
zsrs TIE sense.ess love OF success 1zse 1ln--rirS
f1r sp0s or y any c-her motive ~ item hereafter
ia. down -r iar fl- -. srl lr-- nation 90 -s7r-ll1.
ny dare a. . express manly sentiment WHICH
from fear ~ folly hey unable o carry into acton
40 Y.-r 81 f-.- WILLS HALL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02
RROOkLYN AFFAlRs.

TIE WEArHER.-There was no news or Incl
dent Of any kind in this city yesterday to break the
spell Of duness cast It by the unpropitous state
OF the weather drilling rain never verging upon
downright shower. fell during the greater part Of the
time Brooklyn generally quieter than her sister City
the sabbath but yesterday she seemed 10 be asleep
under the mesmenc influence Of the atmosphere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02


- To avoid mistakes in the names OF the Electors
and in the Form Of the Electoral Ticket the State Cen
trial Committee will stereotype the Electoral Ticket and
furnish each Count in due
h,espected tina, each County will supply It's State,
Congressional and County Tickets
FRANKLIN TOWNSEND, Secretary,
Whig State Central Committee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02

Regular Meeting Of this Committee viii be he'd on
TUESDAY EVENING, oct 3 at. o'clock al the Broad
way House Byorder PHILIP HONE, Chairman.
Jos,ya G p1segsyy Secretaries or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02

II ~ Irt.rre slf7-t p su6s-rs>rs Phiss.pba and
- ttal- .trcts -ta,-y "a sr
- l--t O 3 L-1- L----r B4lx Tlri =. 5-o. g e,rut
Terms - l-1-s . 1ll.L s.a-- coyi-. 81 --u
~ Jlll IL Te Trss,s.< q Por- Rtuo,s S-.
Brsi'a. Slst-. s4P -,oa, Rh nod hr IS cot. s.r
H--k -
- s--srs Row CO Tss Trrs,.s P.srsr-sr K l.
20 - p-g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02
RRL..msEses. a Canal-.t. b,lIere

~ R. L-awREScE a. Canas believes in the Old say.
.ng, that uimbie nnePencei, better than slow shilling "
AID that by selling Cpeungs at the very prices he
vii, By the extension Of usde, be gamer The increase
10 the amount Of sales thus Tar shows this result ami he
determined ~ continue he plan Of selling barely living
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02

4 lAhD 81 uE AAak of FRANCIS hAhlLtiF-A
tt1fh Offering reward Dor fh~ apprehension of n. prr11 Who
Dad been indicted che Grand Jly oi s County or theft having
appeared f0s Wedr-iy 81 ard his Dol
btFas hse'snHuaft hr
published ot, ranrr.e decrease p1rh id learn
% the A. kNaI
n--fJ evening sept which stated. rtaf tate tl occurred
HfrrrhN Msss believed that fh- Commercial Aiv-t-er htt
several pa9-~ nt hHr.fW morning sep, - ~ t'- occurred
tae l lsf 10 tie Mclean Asylum. shf s in thlr'tfH.
Mas Tbs iu ss flt-nif fni aat sn1Nnt on Pie I-tsj
proceeding. certainly should not have polished Tie htud1IL learn
f risy sept that l- decrease published m te
lnunao Commerce of Tuesday morning sept ~ and regret that e
luaHCitNu r-lap~i my nlt,e
har st o. vas Their oi money belonging 20 one 'osad whom
pIi0 his hands under
s tt@ sacu-s oi family olnn-ton long nlmhyt ani NOS. fra
frrHn li sttefl cunhi-ne AFTER f- discovery Dog not dream
n criminal prlsr but ths suggestion Of hs near
relatives that he have -erd sums, commenced a
boston. ~hh through suht-l1eat ur1~arane.
iie5 accused 0 pursuing hn t0 dasst,huse With tn tHscu-
rlfun W nfa-aranCe oi such euonniy being ttH
legal liabilities Incurred by u- crime resolved t1 prosecute COO
satrf ot respectable lawyers tld made compliant
WISH lie Grand Juu found hi Having been repeatedly assured
hf cot DIS relative, Of be- perfect sanity and ts tl HIu
believed that h
luti Justice. and thf me
o~f oi THAT excellent institution bad been viii
e n f behavior D nYse % .fy nihas o - public BOO no -n
fiiti~ light i-ly any nuns right n leave whore
be- control id oi whose criminal prp@es h~ already
rn--i 80 I"sal 70 numerous temptation l prey upon 'f-
sni ALL Upon those whose generous c1lidene he Af reason
f+r sai .os1g end shou % vas bis tuiy o. warn
To Identity the delinquent referred % De brother or another
B4arLarr cts. and le De-
iuls-nt letter. OFTEN mutually 81 Ny Mt
Alta bed tQ doe htnd1i to ts Card Bot a. referred there
AHl f' 'sr Arfr i' i nt,- an r'l p " 'lr ply ~ @
fe he Count ri sson- ~hfh person o. Tree t1
NJ -uuElt challenge invest ttcu
Iar coHTtais.sr ~ ras isoier-ssr .eais'r
fsasei- basrtsrr s9A lhffr
Ne. Y.r. Fri,t evening sent -. lst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02
WING NOMINATIONS.


The following resolution was adopted
R>.oired Tha hs Wing ectOfs Of ne seversl Wsf5s
Be req esed sssefn1ls On Ynd-y ege1lng OCTOBER
stn. 2, Oc4ocs tuer headquarters. e. such
Obs ues inst day and sucn Other place. ana u such
Tie ward COmDitses may cfsrf, Tor ne p1r
pose u choosing Delegates tbs following COngsutOns
Five D,.,g.ies from each ard 10 CJunty COnven-
ton % meet BrOa1~sy House th- N day " Octef
next A. 7. 0cOcs Pm iOr the purpose u nominating can
dIoaie for he Offices Of Surrogate Register and Recorder
4 E.egen Delegates from each Ward comprising an A.
ssmDly Dsanci, u Assembly Distnc Convention "
Of October next si7i O'Clock NJ 70 candidate
for Member VI Assembly, excepting hist 10 ne Dstres
composed Of the Frst and second and 1hir1 and SIKH
WARDS The hunter u Delegates shall BE- rye from sscn
81 bess Wards. and be chosen large by esch u
ga Assembly Dstrct Con yenObs and the Convention Of
the tfs Dsrct requested 70 meet a. tue Atlantic Oar
den ana ms Convention Of the Second Dsid a. ne NORM
American Hotel.
. Delegates % Congregational Conventions a. follows
lid Congressional D.fci The Firs', second Third,
FDUh and Fl Wards choose Eve Delegates each, sn1
the Convention 10 meet A. Dunlsps Hotel Us FuiOnst
Ivih Congregational Distnct The Sixth, Seventh, cnih
and Thirteenth Wards choose sx Delegates esco, and
the Convention % select a. large The Convention 70
~ the North American Hotel
Vth Congregational ID sinct THE Eighth. Ninth and Your
-eah Wards 20 choose eight Delegates each and TIE Con
ysnuon 10 ec a. large. The Convention % mees a.
Broadway House
Via Congressional Di.inct-The Eleventh Twelfth,
Fifteenth. Sixteenth Seventeenth aud Eighteenth Wards %
choose four Delegates esrh and the Convention 70 select
al luge The Convention 70 meet Al CONSTITUTION Han
All sad Congressional COnvenuOns are requested % ~
semble places % meeting the ian dsy Of
October next, al 7. O'clock Pm. PHILIP HONk, Chm.
n y Nv. Wee Chsrmen.
yostth asfLoh, Secretaries 1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02

SINGING At SIGHT Prof j. = WAsSEs will commence
Of iesson. cls.s Of aides and gentleman,
bis improved plan Of Instruction h. Monday evening
4 O'Clock al tJ Roadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02
" Grapd ,In.. Mcetlns of the Cnrtme

New.York All The friends of Gen ZACHARY TAYLOR
for President aud WILLARD FILLMORE for Vcs-Presi-
dent requested u meet Vsu1hs Garden o. TIL RS
DAY EVENING 5h met. at 3 O'Clock, 70 respond TO the
nomination., BY order Of the Committee Of Arrangements
EDWARD COLLIN Chairman.
Tuo~,s Dsfsc secrstsry %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02

~ {. 5. Bogarias. it IS reported, has been
appointed Surveyor Of this Port, vice Michael Hod-
man, deceased. We deeply regret II. The place
is one requiring for the proper discharge Of is
duties not only signal ability bu, the mos, moor
ruptiblc integrity