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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12
MUNICIPAL DEPARTMENT.
Board OF Aldermen %. MosOAr. Sept


Tie Board net At 81 O'Clock, Hon MoNSis FkASSLIs,
resident
Tie minute. Of The last meeting were read and approved
p.rr,oSs RrrreEen From Dr u asbsoues-1o De paid
f,r nnrd cal attendance ffon Or Di,s = BE- pa.a
for attendance 20 r ghteern W arr " Nssoe .o
- 80 IN Inc sA.e-oth Wsr' From William nnin 70
ave H. Ferry the foot ~ Hpusinnt fcpAlrs - t9'
d n Peck fnr 1leui 81 DAMAGES 9I ils ~, -
- lrlrrhssed a. Corporation sale from e oil'
- Ia he SIKH Police strict, % have better aceonho
Ts1,, rgE co~rsolLsR In favor o. sP9ropnsuns
o.o 20 pay bills due for wsier'p'pe Adopted 0H 'ea'
and nays. r., ,-..,,,,,,s. n, Ara, AZ re-
u.,rtei in favor ~ srp0 ming VIM Brown % me fse
schuIaf-nip IN Columbia College, now sacaD1 N.op -
RefoErs-ln favor OF -cro0nng Jefferson AaiAe- a. az
-, o,.@ not exceeding $50 ADO ted. Aasefso 70 re
psirng Centre Mars-t Adopted Ia itso, ~ ~. =.
h-tr. neal n hr places thau public markets. Adopted
hi favor o rspsufne Essex Market oy contract no. 20
- : u Ai5-r..i fu favor OF regulating. grsd *
sf fSravnc Frsnkt0r Adopiei. IN favor OF ess'as
tie saara Al thrrlrc OF R-sir, Nest and W asa tou -
% lie Ede Railroad Company q rent OF 60. tu'
Company 20 pay al lakes, AMI 10 NJ up 40
Ptrsss sSoN rsf Bo,ep o. AssIsrASrs--Fred Fly
RESIGNED h. Office cd Commissioner of Drrs, sra James
Blake appointed by ih- Board u A'-is',ns pa .
p.scc OF Mr. Fry but motion az Alderman Ll,.Y' 10
name " Fry Wa struck ont and tns, ol An.t" =" 81
n-ertei Alderman Downing moved - refer MS mailer 70
spesisl committee to ascertain mere hs- been ALI 81"
siderauou paid for 'ie resignation 90 hf ny - 49,
II nave Monon Jay the table was les als' AZ le
ba rs ui.uu a. amended adopted. I'D io fihr aQ-
pornent 81 the cay 10 be Inspector Of Schools Wa con
armed In favor of appr0pnang $500 for REL airs 10
Be lsue Hospital cOneurred inln isFoi oi 1ee .
SIP south SIDE Of Jlyt ~ al expense not eNceeiihs -
adopted Authorizing the resident physician 20 receive
ans discharge persons from Bellevue hcsphA ttt ~
document had been read. % discovered lat u o"s
hal the signature OF ous member of me Coniniic' 80
Resolutions That he Msrhsiim Company -m WIN
gas the Tmrd-avenue. LeVingtcn-as. and ue s"f,fas'
Adopted. Do favor of appointing male anu r. ae AZ
endanfs NJ the Lunaf.c Asylum Adopted LIN favor OF
filing in Txeflst from Avenues snd {. % accordance
will The establish "a grade fh- City Referred IN issoi
of referring the petition of Jas. Kellogg The Committee
nn Croon AGueduci Adopted To inquire irio me eN
enrv ~ erecting e.i0,,c the space between ne
R,tirda AMI Old ms House Park. Adopted 90. That me
Controller be requested % comply WIN ne resolution ~
M Board Msy h. sig resrge 10 the Cry Expenditure %
the lat l8 years Adopted.
SNAIL PON HosrrAAf-From TIE Modest boafI' IN q
yor o erecting Saa Pos Hos 'al Backv els Island
and other atoms for diseased prisoners ana tso-
ahorng under derum irereus Lad on me aole anu Or
dered % De printed. -.
ANer referring suniry papers ron he Board OF Assist
ant. the Board adjourned 90 Monday evening next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

" We learn from the Pittsbars papers that
one " Bachelor Of this CITY was overtaken there
~ his wife. from whom be- had taken sudden lea'e-
The wife having regsned the child wanted to return
without the husband de an officer n toe recruit
lnr service during the var with Mexico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

" Among the novelties the Museum IL one
"nch We ink must attract visitors 10 that establish
msnt nsn usual II u the celebrated X O. SELLis, Tho
man without arms but who with his toes performs s4ch
astonishing feats would b. believed unless really
Ihef. Fay Family and others also give exquisite enter.
i1lnnenl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

NVI I'F
OF some importance 10 the Psb.c
LAZY I Cos

OF some importance 10 the Pabae
LEsRY Cos
NOLEskiS SILK HATS
o. he hnesi quality and The latest fashion enb,es,..
moss recent Improvements, sni unese-.ei By a., -
fore produced vii be bcnccfouh sod u w
FOUR DOLLARS EACH
Tie additional preparations made for he manat,.,.-
ihis snicle. the Increased f-oAle. enjoyed 70,
from France ana IN tins market nc choicest
sen.i. and the greatly extended sales an icpAes -,
Co warrant them Ia asor5ing he article a. .bor.
LkARY co, H.u.,.
au5o e0dd 8, and Aso,u.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

sTABBISC IN the DaKg-TO sssassinsic msns hes,1s,
reputation by counierfelng his valuable invention =
pernicio1s trash, and The time 10 rob hlm "
erng with hs legitimat. sales, IL al once dasafoy
yusuoas We l-sye il to the public whether these sP?.
auous appllcabe 10 the parties who have cne9
name VI the Chemical Hair nyigUrsior prepared ~
ton, 81 Broadway, for their fraudulent compounds
who wish BIO u seag The srce when bns po'
10 be the very best known TO- cleansing gossDs . ~
sonening, curling and preserving the haf. must "a
drug stores for PHALoss ChcialcL Hair inyigofso'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

FfNE NoUNG H,soN AND OoLoNc TfAs. RrFlsEO wan
AND YELLOW SUGARS >. q fowler has 10 store IA.
assortment " fine and exfs me Young lly-0n Oors 81
Gunpowder Teas. and rehned White and yellow sags
and Family Groceries, Salad on sc. which he soferns
wholesale and retail the lowest market prices so'.
$50 and g2s Greenwich, and - yesey rs. s!a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

| DIAMoSD-PoiSrED GolD Pans cold by b. y. wsss
Co, 10 Wallst, Wholesale and retail reduced pres
Gold pens and gold aud silver In every yaney he
celebrated Richeleu" pens sold exclusively ss sbo-
Gold Pens repaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

NAME ELEcTIOs.-The wires failed % WORK
las, night beyond Bridgeport which prevents oui
having any news from Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

TmE FINEST OuNiri MoLssgiN HAS At FoVs Dol.,,,
NoN Outstanding the Unexpectedly arse incf-ss. u d.
subscribers saes since he Introduction Il hs "a Sye
SIX and Beaver Hsls be- has been ensb ~. by st..,
lhs number OF operatives In be- establishment, on 4. q.
order. Of bis customers, lnd supply he increasing deus
lot his superior quality OF Hats from tie pub.e A..
There win be no variation fpdccs a. hs esah. meet a.,
he will continue 10 sell for - haieve way eol. IA n,.
and superior In STYLE 10 those sold by Other Bros1.
houses al - }. \. 0ENiN, -li Bf0tl~w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

WI ID. DIsBRow, UNDERTAKER.-Na reroom. u f0grk
avenue residence $50 Bowery. Orders len either pace
Will meet with prompt attention. lie has On hsnd. resiF
made, everything requisite for furnishing funerals lnse
procured any OF the Cemeteries In and u be
aust }ueoi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

wM H. BEEBE 4 CO


is6 Broadway New-York
And Iss ChesinGi-st Phi adeplia, are no. ..r,, -
Fail style Of genl-' fne Mo.eskn ard Beaver u...
WIS, they particularly desire that every gerva., -.
chasing Or about ~ purchase bat, VII iase e ro,b. !,
look AZ o. that he may know precisely be sud OF A.
IS shout 20 wear
beautiful assortment ri Beaver snt Castor H,,. =.
cc.yed direct from Fans viii be found 81 Asf s.asa.
ment
Aso Ladies' and Misses Castor Bonreis. Ladies RE-.
Hats and Caps. Geuis' sud Ladies Rding Cove T.
bre.,ss, canes, porimsnigss &c. eN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

~ For the trade OF the Country Is the time "
verise IN Country newspapers. The Agency OF v r
PALMER IN the Tribune Buildings PR ssnis the Oppof11i
OF selecting such places best suited to the bu
fl..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12
BY THE MIDNIGHT SOuTHERN NAIL

pENSsr1vASIa-DAvID PHIPPs is the Loco
Foco candidate for Congress il the AAlld Dis
trict. Mr. TARRELLr is the present Represent.
arive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

rS- There Is bat way get good dinner ard h..
Il digest properly therefore To "1he Change ccues
OF Wal ami Broad SIS and eat of the hne meats hn,Ars
with desert OF Farms padding, which Is universally g..
knowledeed by all the Faculty 10 be the mos whossors
food the stomach be- clothed with. Try sad pnlseh
sl2 ST. - BEAN, Pforciu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

GoLo PsN --GkssroSs celebrated wsrr.p,e, ne
pointed God Pens-indesiruenbe except BY sea,
are admitted by Ill VITO have used hen 70 te %. -,
cheapest Pen In he world They an be IA -
cedsf-'i Zone door f'om ne Poss once Also Esr,,s
Primes. Josiah Hayden Co.'S Alsen G. sAsl.,'. !.
new improved Brcwn's" pen, f-r supe,.o, 4, -
Brown pen. and Lew Browns pens Al Felus., - ?.
Gold pens aud cases repaired ~S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

" Judge SHAEftfR is to have the honor Of
being beaten for Congress by Thad. stevens IN
the Lancaster District, Pennsylvania.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

Boors THAT WILL Fu TIE FEEr--we woad siyi.s
those OF our friends who fud it difficult % get boos as
shoes that Will i them easily and yet looA we'll 10 90 70
W,rNlNss, lii Fuon-si who has reduced bootms.irs
perfect System. lie viii take drawing of The fes, ani
after gcin up pair 81 lasts expressly. u M make had
some boot haiwil q, A. easily old shoe TIE upe
nor quality Of Nh vs. boots Is 90 well Known ss TO uea
no recommendation from us. - 1et
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

~ Our readers will md much inte'es''ns
matter on the first and last pages Of this morning
I'clLnns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

~ sTOyE MANUfAcToRY, lW BOwery, between iiss9
ana Grand ITS. On hand, complete wsonm,nI OF "
Prime, The Peoples Choice aud the Prime Aii.Iiehi sna
seven different sizes Of the celebrated Kitchen tompsnha
Cooking Stoves also splendid assortment Of Russs =
STOVES for wood or coal for pnflos halls bed rooins o.
fees, Scsl Of which Manufactured Of the best mss
r.s and got up In good y- and warranted lat ow prc'i
- 3eodE NICHOLAS l. CORT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

NorcE TO IoVsE.K EFrERs-Ju-i received, 30 riecs q
English and American carpe,ng also hearth mss dof
mats table snd piano covers, Nc. HiR,N A>DrSscS %
Bo~ery the cheapest carpet establishment In The Unue
States all (which will be- sold cheap wholesale or retail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

Woskiaetos Co-Ist Dist Andrew Thompson
Fsliga and Rl,aiif0a C0s-W.llism B. Barrett.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

Dr.. PHiNNEl's Puts These weknown pills. o. r.
lensvey used and recommended by physicians thai Do 10
eave the bowel, cosye obhgep persons 10 ncre,.s IA.
number for dose. take them long they VII se CO.,
,ianty FOR sale hrou ghou tie Northern Middle and N..
ENGLAND Sisies IN the Southern GILES and he Csnsa a,
lhe drug and country stores. ABB d s,Nns s,eos lal
Fuion.st snd rs Broadway New.YorA City slglsueus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

Dr,rH At IRE ENfGEASr AID M,RisE nos
rrrA1s. sept and l0-Edward Dunn, 80 arrived III
the Ocean Queen
Patent. admitted ani discharged IN the week endins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

t. The cheapest and best place IN the city 20 get GOD
Boots, Shoes or Caters Is II JoSLss a AnnH nen M
American Museum. First quality Of French calf dress Boos
a. N. second quality - ~ Ia - C0nsIsss Boots n0m
IS 50 20 a. French patent leather BOots 81. - l~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

~ OLD FRAUD RsvyED-ln 1874. the cry OF
Polk Dallas ani the Tariff of a. 4 familiar sound
IN the ears OF fennsylyanians and by of
tematic fraud. many 0 them induced 70 cast their
votes for those VINO alfelwsri betrayed them This
imposition has been completely exposed that 10 j.
hardly credible 10 should Re attempted again bat II ap
pears from the Cau5ria1i Criiiaa thar a the Mount
Savage Iron Works they have actually unfuried the
dag OF Cas-, Bui.er and the Tariff OF - What
neNtf fPhilad y Am
DESTRUCTIVE CoNFLAGRArtoS. - One of the
largest lumber yards in the city belonging 20 Nj WIN
Pstrck, situated Main. between Wash snd Bidale
81 yesterday afternoon Totally consumed by ire
The loss j. estimated az between = 90 and Sal OO0-
upon which there was insurance Of about - 90
The nrc was The work Of an inceuiary Several Der.
sons spectators were severely injured by the falling Of
pile OF lumber IN an adjoining ysri-ther names we
DID not learn 81 Louis Rspub ith.
FlRE IS NEw-B N>wlC lar-e barn and
cut build ngs Of Prot strong ina New BruAick. we're
set 90 IRE BY = little boy playing with SSkches on
Thursday last AMI entirely consumed With the contents
consisting OF the year crop Ire damage u the tins
garden was CONFERENCE.-The srapeiies and other fruit
being nearly destroyed There NJ water the wells
being dry.
q We leara from the Lcring'1l. Has Of Sep
TENDER that ihree OF the runaway negroes DO have
been tired IN Brachen County for conspiracy nsurec-
ton and rebellion. have been found guilty Ten Of the
jurors owing TO the mpossbihiy Of aseerainins which
OF the negroes sho, young Fowler rei upon those
m company with him, have recommended I'll three 70
Executive ciemeucy. The three negroes belonged 10
Jas. Wsrdlow, Thos. ChTistan and Richard Pindel Of
Lexington
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12
Gen. Ta,Ior-His New-York Organs.

The following letter comekirom Taylor Wing,
and is addressed to a friend OF Gen. Taylor in New
York There is truth in what he writes and want it
published. c.
That the Wings OF your city should 80 often be- in
minority Is mater OF surprise 10 many n ths section
of the state. To those of as who read your Wing pa
pers the Enigma is solved The Of the Coari0 q
EaquiTer and EDytss would render any party OdlOus
20 which they might be attached
The intolerance ot the one and the stupidity and in
accuracy OF the other would disgust sober sensible men
OF nny party.
state who understand little the popular impulses as
webb and Brooks. Witness their opposition u Con
vention TO alter the Constitution, TO the provisions oi
that Constitution and % lie adoption by the people.
For years they batticd Anti-Renrsm entirely mis-
representing IT'S aims and obcct) while our Legislature
and Convention, almost 70 man, were adopting meas
for the relief Of the aggieyed Ienantry IN this
and the nelghborins Counties.
Since the nomination OF Gen Taylor al Philadelphia
they have been quefreling with the Banburner Or
gsnzaion in this and other the only thing that
could by possibility elect Gen Taylor.
II but yesterday, that the Courin, takes the
Er1siag Pos, TO task for supporting Van Buren,
should Ike 10 know what Gen. Iaylors prospects IN
this State would be did not the Posi- support Nh Van
Buren,.
Brooks. / have no doubt means well TO the Wing
party but the poor fellow, for years past has been
haunted by the influence of The TrbHHs-the number
and responsibility OF its readers lie canuot cit down
- write paragraph upon Brcadsturs that Gfeeleys
suhscrptionist does stare him in the face, aud in
place OF the quantity OF Flour that had reached tide
water up to the lst inst Fouriersm Irish Sympa-
thy and Ant Renfsm myoiuutsriy fall from his pen
His course IN relation Irish meetings and Irish
trhutions have done US injury here and | fear
throughout the state. We are forced To discaim Tor
his speaking Tor any portion of the Wing party
To characterize the Convention held a. Buffalo last
month a. an Abolition movement, Is In bad tasie. We
shall be- very reluctant publish the vote under that
head ia November The Wings IN this County are
united. and shall give Taylor aud Fillmore our
usual majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

Ex-SENATOR HAIWOOD.-Iht last y l'H4'"-'''4
n. c. CAr0A.oi, says
o.. S,n,.. xe.k. AGO ee mentioned that * senator
HAYWOOD ofthi. -rsfe had declared that he could not
support Cas- for the Presidency since then We nave
been informed that NJ p. has openly evo"ed himself
10 favor OF Van Buren, and Free soil
II VIII be reconecied that senator Haywood resigned
h .e., in the senate rather than vote for the Tan Of
lad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

~ Col Hamuamok. late Colonel Of the Viz
snis Regiment Of Volunteers, j. making speeches ior
90, T.vfor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

MR. EDITOR. Your very sensible editorial OF
the 5th inst, headed Iel0E Ferg-Heahh Of ae Ciiy "
ought 10 be reprinted in large type aud sent to every
house in tho city without being resident, though
interested in many who are thank you for H.
Touching g1rs0RGi cleanliness which you strong.
~ recommend. reminded at the necessity for
Public Bans which should be- built in various parts Of
the city and open u al al the charge of one. or
three cents, which would De u-cfu regulation. "a
well as % raise fund b. keep them IN order. The
water should be made % How in AMI IN equal quau-
titles n all times, the dow 81 be- taken by various
pipes through the top and bottom. All persons should
thus have the means Al All times, between sunrise and
O'Clock - night 10 battle ami wash themselves. This
Dlt give increased moral 70 their characters
and conduct Men with clean persons feel degree of
selfrcspect which messuraDy restrans them from do
inS mean or unworthy things. have fall confidence,
from this principle of the human heart. that the
flsn Is not A. likely % be rowiy when h. has dean
stvf on as when he wears a dirfg one. Yours, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

IT. Mr.. CoLLiss. the Irish comedian Is at
Philadelphia lie appears At the Broadway Theater in
this City next week at the close Of Mr. FokSEsrs sue
cess fll engagement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

GENERAL SEssIoNs.-Tr'0i tsr bigamy con-
TIMED The iral Of Thomas DUNCAN for biramy was re-
sumed yesterday. and had not been concluded when
.ta Court 4ff.urunf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

~ fANcY CUTLERY embracing n large variety o.
spor smen's pen and pocket knives. of the ,aa
beautiful patterns, many Of which have been DeDfs
imported Also variety Of unique articles or o1ei use
They have been selected with especial care and are war
raniei 10 be the beet quality @. SAUNDERS son,
81 o. III Broadway, cor Liberty aud 81 Bfohd~sJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

Essu OR Edgerton.
CiMica CT 3. Watson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

n The Society OF Dental Surgeons meet tins
morning at 10 O'Clock the rooms OF the College OF
ph a-rra-.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

SAD larELLIGENcE.-Lotters were received by
the steamer Saturday announcing the death Of Mr.
y IL. Weed At Singapore. and Of Lieut. Dale attached
10 the Dcsd Sea expedition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

JUDGE CoNE And Hos A. II. STErBENs.-A
gentleman writing from Atslauta lGa) sept gives the
following account OF the attempted murder OF Hon A
II. stephens by Judge Cone
Francis II Cone in Cas- speech, said that stephens
had betrayed the south aud traitor o. bic State.
s.. &c SC Stephens heard OF il, and said he would
make him retract. : saw him and asked him II he
had made such arcmark G dcned H. 80 the matter
dropped. The friends of told him. If De- did not take
the matter up they would discard him so he sors %
ATLANTA, where was % be- that day-Ineets him on
the steps of the hOtecals out Retrsct Sir and cursed
violently blow struck Cone sprang On :
threw him on the floor, and stabbed him five times
until the knife broke OF In the body of : 10 done
IN second before ans cnuli Interfere. Stcphcn-
i remarkably slight and feeble cghing about eighty
six pounds think. Cone Is very large stout stronr
man, weighing over two hundred pounds. The people
were shockedhai they lei G.. escape while they as
sisted stephens Could be- have been caught ten min
Utes alter. he would have been torn In pieces The
citizens viii probably offer very large reward for
hiia. One man has subscribed 500 Cone j. a hne
looking man large six feet high dark eyes intellectual
face voice coarse hair slightly gray 81 his trout
teeth : slightly worn broken of he g. ab,et forty
hity years old. stephens the great msn of the
last session o, Congress lie the man o. oppose
CORRUPTION in high places On this account h. va.
feared YORK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

~ TIE METALLIC TABLET STOP, for keeping fe1on .
peiiecf order This article has been long and asofsDJ
known TO the public and 70 need comment on Us sh'
mes Suffice 4 10 say, !, has equal Ia producing 10
kcenest possible edge 10 razor
@. SAUNDERS 4 son, ~ Broadway
eIb.s corner of Liberty-st and J87 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

Delegates To the Free soil Convention.
kiHss C0--ild Dist Albert D. WKi0HI
lid do HIRAM BARNEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12
use W higs TO 3 LOcO-f ocos.
II.ra 10 tho vote for Governor A.

The Albany affair ia more particularly alluded 10.
The Tribuue does not deny that It sent the dispatch
which gave rise 10 the movement in that city"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

4 NEW EyTERrMNNENr.-Our City possesses
just now an unusual supply OF shows and entertaining
performances In addition 10 the panornmas di1ranas'
museums g. SC are this week 10 have The drst OF
seres Of interesting chemical and philosophical soree'
Messrs. Ma-teni & Levasseur. These performance
are represented To rs possessing an unusually novel
and entertaining character Nine Lcvasseur who Is
also an accomplished artist is noted for her anti mes
merle experiments. which said 20 have attracted
much attention in Europe. new place OF exhibition,
called the A,hcnsum neAt door to the Broadway Thea
ter has been fitted up in very handsome style and will
be opened this week with the performance Of Messrs
Misrteni s. Levasseur.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12
Delegate TO the whis state Convention.

AoEoe Co---lst District, JOHN GAIENTINE O; Rush
Rochester Diet +. PESHINE SMITH
- Laareaoe Co.--ist Dist ANTHONY c. BEowN
Tomysias Cold Dist TIMOTHY WulI,us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

The following letter comexrom a Taylor Wing
and is addressed friend OF Gen. Taylor in New
York There is truth in what he writes and want it
published G.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

AMERICAN ISsTnUTE.-lt IS suggested by an
intelligent member, that Croton Water Reservoir
should be covered with roofs for the following
LIST To exclude dirt 2nd. To prevent Lessor
evaporation. 3ri To keep the water cooler. Another
intelligent member says that the Reservoir at Albany
on Capital Hill is covered, and has been for thar
thirty years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

MR HATToN's CoScERr.-Mr. J. L. Hatton OF
whose performance We have already spoken, gives his
drst concert tonight at the Apollo Rooms As a humor
Gus singer he viii doubt be very successful. His
songs or rather musical stories are new and he gives
them with very amusing effect