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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.


ASPECT or AFFAIRs-Yesteria the city
showed By is hustle and activity that has recovered
from the slackness which had been thrown on business
by the ate calamity. shopkeepers who had been
burned oat have commenced their labor with renewed
energy in stores which they fortunate to obtain
in other portions OF the city and their customer.
have no difficulty in finding them. placart- and
every paper Is dled with their Advertisements tens
OF their whereabouts.
The curiosity Of yisiters to the have
been satisfied only slight attendance present
yesterday but their place has however been hled up
by the industrious class OF Chiaoniers, those
gropcrs after pieces Of old iron marrowcss bones sud
crookery which have escaped mo one knows how the
crush OF falling walls The itinersnt proprietor OF
obscara after selecting proper place for view
ing the prospect did thriving business yesterday.
add delighted the eyes OF the youngsters present by
exhibiting TO them daguerreoiype view OF the stand
ng ruins aud moving masses.
This beautiful city is still in state Of imminent dan
ger in consequence OF gang Of wretches who prowl
abou, night watching their opportunity to set fe 10
premises they think ungusrded In addition to the
count Of two incendaries which we reported yester-
day have record another attempt made yesterday
morning The question that Will naturally occur on
reading these iAbolical proceedings s What The
police about What efforts are they making to irus
trse their intentions bring the rascais to justice
MoRE accommodates rtay morning
about O'Clock the dry good. store Of Mr James Moran
No li2 Myrtle avenue, set hre IN the basement
under the door on which bis wife and family were
sleeping. who narrowly escaped with their lives. The
family Of Nr. Z. r snedker who occupied the second
door, $50 narrowly escaped, and in short time the
building was entirely consumed The DANES then com.
municsied u the furushinssore aud dwelling house
OF NJ Farmsn, No ~. which burned TO the upper
story Shortly before the IRE broke out the family Of
Z Backus, residing a No 10, alarmed By hear
ng burglars attempting to force eutrence into the
premises. They, however decsmpcd finding their
intentions discovered. and supposed to b. the party
who committed the iEcendarsm
RELIEF MEErING-l esteriay afternoon a num-
Der Of our wealthy citizens assembled in the Mayor.
Oace City Hall, for the purpose Of taking to
relieve the sufferers by the late FIRE. His Honor the
Mayor called preside and Rev. Mr. Lewis 70
act Secretary After short discussion, il was moved
that Committee OF Five be appointed 70 act IN this
matter. The following gentlemen were nominated
Messrs. Geo. Hal. Seth Low, VIM. NJ Harris Packer
F. Anibony. Carried Il was then moved that hi.
Honor the Mayor President sld Treasurer Of Til,
Committee. Carried The meeting ,hen adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14

ALBANY, Wednesday. sept l3.
The Controller made the following sale Of Bank
Stocks this day. VIZ:
500 shares o; the Bank Of Albany, At Jos Joe.
J9l shares New York state Bank, at 1871 llel.
shares Albany Exchange Bank. at so. -
shares Commercial Bank, at 1854 losi. -
shares Albany City Bank. at l06.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14
CITY ITEMS.

THE SPlSeLER ISsTTUrE-UNioN-PAeK.-An
exhibition OF several pieces Of valuable Philosophical
Apparatus Manufactured for this Institution will be-
given at the Lecture Room Friday, 18th inst at y
p NJ The Teachers connected with the Public School
Society and with the Ward schools. and other ladies
and gentlemen actively engaged in the work Of educa
ton are invited attend. The opportunity will be
favorable one 10 witness interesting experiments
The exercises Of Dedication OF this fine edihce will
take place on saturday evening, the 10Th in presence
OF the pupils connected with the Institution and their
parents The classes will be formed for purposes of
education on Monday following.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14
BY THE MIDNIGHT SOT7HERN NAIL

IL Col JosEPH ". JACKSON Of Savannah IS
the Loco Foco candidate for Congress IN the ISL
District Of Georgia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14

II The Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company
received the following dispatch yesterday. dated 81
Louis. sept 70.
The steamer Confidence was sunk to-day in ascend
ing the upper Mississippi River
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14
NOTICE


Ofsome importance to the Public.
LE,sy Co.'S
MOLEsklN SILK HATS
Cfihe finest quality and tho aies; fashion -hfsens,D,
most recent improvements, and unexceied by any he,.
fore produced. vii DO hcncefonh sold At
FOUR DOLLARS EACH
The additional preparations made FOR he uanas.rt,. o,
this srce the increased fscics enjoyed for pso,,,.
from France and IN his market the choices, Necessary
.ersls and the greatly eSieaded sses anticipated By
Co. warrant them IN aaoFding the article IS shove
LEARY'1 co. HaEers
auS0 eodl 3, 4 and As,or Hoc,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14

BALTlNOkE- " O1nc.Iay, sept u
Hon. Louis McLane resigned the Presidency Of
the Baltimore Railroad to day. He retres at
the end OF the fiscal year. 1t IS supposed that
Mr.. Polk has promised him a Government ap-
pointment.
A white boy named Gursliyins, was killed on
the Railroad. and also a negro boy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14

" Consuls Ministers and Charge dAfsires Of "
United States and foreign countries resident In he Urei
States their seals Of Office engraved by ne oe
artists att EyERDELLs Premium Engraving Establishment
500 Broadway Of Duane second square above s
Park 81 8fTuThksA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14

WIN d. DisBRow, UNDERTAgER. -Wsreroom IA Fouhk
avenue, residence 383 Bowery. Orders len al either p'
will with prompt attention lie has hand, ready
made everything requisite for furnishing funerals ioisf
menls procured any Of the Cemeteries and out Of no
city aust 5meod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14

~ Stove MAsuTAcroaY, IN BOwery b@t~eer Hesia
aud Grand sis On hand, complete assornt ~ 81 nc
Prime, the Peoples Choice and the Prime Ah.Tishi, ana
seven different sizes Of the celebrated Kitchen C0mpsnm
Cooking Stoves also splendid assortment Of Rnssis f
stoves flor wood coal for pariOrs halls drcos, o.
hces, 2ce Of which manufactured Of Tho best mate
nss and got up IN good syleand warranted tat ow pIce
- 3teod NICHOLAS l.. CORT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14
WIN. II BEEBES co.
HArrERs,
tr n...4.... N... w..

l55 Broadway NewY0rs,
And ISIS Chesinut.si Philadelphia, are now selling he,,
Fall Style OF gents me M0eskin and besyef Has ssd
what they particularly desire is that every sensman pr
chasing. about purchase hai, viii take he oebe 70
look At H. that ne may precisely he Kind Of h. q
Is about 10 wear.
e.ived direct fsom Paris Will be found :. their esab,s
menL
Aso Ladies and Misses Castor Bounets, Lsdcs R.fn,
Il. Z. and Caps Gents snd Ladies Riding Glove. I'm
brellss, canes, pOrtinantlss, &c s.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14

NEw-JERsEr.-A call signed by 100 Wings
has been made Cor Clay and Fillmore meeting
at New Brunswick this Thursday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14

Yesterday q after short ao-s- SARAH ANN e, oi VIM
n Einofe. the Ilfh year u her ~.
Tie ins. the family ant Hidden. and the members
ofh- n rt~- Pfeby Church eou,-za, are nv
% telf ''l~fi from her ate s-rce. hfh avenue
THeutJ i and Twenty ioub -. @ morning Al 10 oco.k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14

A Fivr DOLLAR H,r fos Fovs DoLLAss-The pcsle
having manifested their approval Of The exper maze
By the subscriber In reducing the prices Of rsi as,y h
nearly Is per by patronsng bis establishment to A. extent
hitherto Unprecedented IN the OF any ndiydus halter
has endeavofed To merit continuance 81 heir favor sat
can condienty TO his numerous hencs ihs he
style OF HAS which he offers for four dollars have
never been equsled Ia all the desrsb' Gus oi hnhy
,,, soldMs5 IN GENfN. !lt 81. edway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14

Doors THAT WILL Far THE FEEr--Wc would adVss
those Of our friends who lind IL difficult to get boots uf
shoes that Will fl them easily and yet look well, 10 goo
WArHISss III Fulton-st who has reduced b0otmsinsD
perfect system. lie will take drawing Of the feel, and
aer getting up pair Of lasts expressly, will make hand
boot ,hat.wl fl ~ easily old shoe ThsHPe
Nor quality Of Mr. WIS boots Is well known Decd
no recommendation from rs - Qeci
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14

r. fhs Editor y Tie Tfi5suss
Sin Ny name having appeared in several OF the
public prints With respect the csok r .io vh sstsce
raised 1y he smith Brsu Chh Of Che p nth Wat e
e,es.sry fum the obscur- AID vague wl tie
facts stated for % make spuafon was walled upon
IS he middle of August for nay subscription on
behalf Ireland stated my ssnes subscribe 500 AL fut
uy amount the stating it was
pa than one BALI ESQ ~hch offered
pav. but 4, The suggestion Che gave my check
tsd he % % September for tie m Between these eo
rerois well known ict the disastrous received from
lrelnd OF failure he ell bad a. heart and the
necessy r iuai. longer -t-t aui therefore directed ue
payment cleok ehet Or lie preseat These are The
lat all who suos ~ sure bear i-sio
uy st ms non-g ali have all TINES been a. he
mJ suffering coult and neither hl- been eaains %
extent mj iuns ability. ready and vii fay my proper
taa % as money las ireland any time
called r balance my subscription shall b. Fai r
Purposes the Directory may tAns proper o arpy o. b. - y
% have paid oa ne % lst igr ihe pa1se eas org
l,y ilteaiei Boz, eoud appear maine. ua-mulh not
' ihs lterltou OF unhappy Ifelaad MULLINS
Nac Y5rt. l3,A September lsis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14

~ The great line oi-battle ship Vermont is
announced 10 be launched the Chsrlestovn (MAss
Navy.ysFa today al Il o'clock she has 10 ports 4
designed for 81 guns AID measures IA ieei length
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14

~ There Is but way get good dinner, and have
il digest properly therefore 10 to The Change corner
Of Wal aud Broad and eat Of the hne meats t~ins
with desert Of Fsrna pudding, which Is universally &C.
knowedged by all the Faculty 70 be the moot whoesoms
food the stomach can be clothed with Try and praseh
sl2 st. y BEAN, Proprietor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14

~ The cheapest and best place In the city TO get goo
Boos, Shoes or Caters, Is Al JoSEss, AIMS nes nv
American Museum First quality Of French cali dress Dos
- 50, second quality g. % 10 81 Congress Boos from
u 80 10 -. French patent leather Boots 81 % 1"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14
Delegate 10 the Whig state Convention.
CAaaidnqss Co-JoiN G. HiNcXLEY c. j. HORROR

NERNoNr.-Mr. HsSEr. Wa.g. is elected 10
Congress from the ist and Mr.. MARSH. Wing, in
the lid District. In the Id aud lNth there is
no choice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14

~ JONI VAN BUREs and Hon. JoHS 4. DIX
viii address Free Soil Meeting a, Hampstead. Queens
Co on Moltay, tie 18th insL Cars leave Brooklyn
South Ferry at PAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14

" Wedding Cards, highly polished on both sides viii
rich silver edge-an entirely new and beautiful article
Also, splendid Enyelops, Boxes for Wedding Gaze Wei
ding Waters. Silver Cord, &c at j. EyERDsLLs Premium
Engraving Establishment 500 Broadway, corner DuMeS
second square above The Park sul2 TuThssaLi In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14

~ To those Who DESTROYS Of custom tc sger-
cy ofV PALMER affords every facility, busness ilfo
single operation. and at The proper Office In Tue
Tribune Bui.dings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14

~ Attractions never more numerous han ,.o. =.
the Museum. the greatest 81 which. however /. nr ~
the being destitute Of arms, uses hs ees IN a.
forming gfes. variety 81 astonishing and ire1.lsz I,
plors Tie may be seen Al 3 and 7. io-cay, VIZ o.
splendid performances
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14
BUSINESS NOTICES.

NfsLo's. AsrORFLtcg.--Two extraordinary liffe 49,
sppesr tbs evening here In a vanity Of Clssslc
They drew largely on the London public s said Ia D,-
L.ne sni other Jtesisrs Cur Oh -nss popular fra,s Y
Plscide appears In two -o.nic pieces. Chppendae 81
ton suG Mrs Cramer slsO appear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14
NEW FAIL r,RRoIDFRIFs

Iacc. J.. G Hfsfs Ivh'c Musiins Lace Jcii Caro. a..
~ The undersigned respectfully invite the Ladies Of
" to inspect their new Fall goods
Their assortment " needework goods i the most eAieu.
sye retail stock in the city cannot be equaed for variety
aud style and In price offers extraordinary Inducements 10
purchasers. &. FARRELL CO.
ell lmcod 557 Broadway (ueAt Ahanbfs)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14

~ Ar TAsrGs stirEn-A costly Mo.esAIn hat
light and elegant sk hat beautifully finished, Al - A
short nap brush. tn ca-ora fine shor nap Nuia
Or a SPLENDID hosng nap fea Jet ho'a Beaver Of The
prevailing. or any other fashion and with The ala Of he
Conlormaeur fied to any shaped heal
WARNOCKs a0 Broaiw Az, near Fulton ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14

DiAsosD-PoiSrEp GOLD Pms sold by B. T.. Watson
Co. IS Wa,t, wholesale and retail al reduced prices
God peus and gold AID silver 10 every variety The
celebrated Rshe.lea' pens sold exclusively aboye.-
Go.d Pens repaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14

~ Hon. JAcoB BRISKERHoyF Is the Free Soil
candidate Tor Congress in the Nlth District ct
Ohio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14

Nav MusIc-ArwILL 2oi Broadway, has just published
SIX beautiful Songs Mora Maehree,' sonnanbnlist
song,~ a L.fs in the Woods Moonlight" Several
Msrches Waltkes &c SC. ATWILLS, 2ol Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14

re- KNOX % Fulion-st IN the req ION q lie
sun and with the puncmaiy OF the Seasons. Is manuauI
ing splendid Hat for the Fall trade, which he invites The
world to examine The science OF iiatmasns Ike III
other sciences progressive and he has made great m
proyements In the aiaptaon OF Hats TO the head sl3 w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14

MrriSY,ASD MURpER.-The Ner-O Orleans Bee
-, ,h an Gives the following particulars Of the mutiny
mentioned in yesterdays Tsibaaei
rho .hio - Louis Captain Haley len Vers Cruz
go ,,fyng 81 the 2i.i ult for This port. with crew
y. b, mn before the mast two Of them being span
81 nv brth one named Antonio ChsPcdor, me other
Pedro Isrntens both Of them came 70 Capt hAry On
the svenin. of the 2th ut and said ina, the Gre" "a
,r4S =, throw them overheard snc drown tnen 'nu
ss ,,i.son of Capt Haley to allow them 10 sleep
~ - ,h.v feared the crew would carry thcH thfea,
into execution which privilege the captain ~ nv ~
them Antonio Chsped0r took sest Alongside =, va
mainmast and passenger named James N"ap..' ~
Gao, Haley lav down the PoopdecS on nlsttf 49,
~ sleet-t being the mates watch on decN ~ WIS
,irne-sDd about N o'clock the 18th when lVV mies
70 the westward Of the Southwest tass-
Wr Chapel had fallen asleep about ten minn'er. W
Capt Il partly in doze when ne mar, An ,t
Cbsncior Jump 10 his feet and saw him stab MI Cnap
I'M h large carving knife under the ribs ~ the FlSn'
sf 10 the depth of inches al the same uie ne
made a lunge AZ Captain Haley. staooins nan IN ~.
n ht shoulder, penetrating 20 me oone tne 80 ~
bicb turned the point OF the knife lie then made an
stfetnut 70 stab the without causing very great
injury n consequence Of the point OF the weapon beng
In A bad condition Mr.. Chapel exclaimed Al the time
when he received the wound MY Too "nA' cave
sona that they should murder ME AMI ran oelo" -
C.Dtsn HALEY followed him 20 the cabin, when ne
tainted away from the loss Of blood.
NJ Chapel bresthed his last abou, twenty minutes
after receiving the wound
Cant Haley saws when he was about sailing from
Va e,rr steamboat came on 10 him and delivered
a nae kaye OF money 70 Mr.. Cbapeh which the men
saw ana supposed u 70 be dOuDloons. which was no
doubt, the cause OF their committing the murder. Inc
whole amount only -tlu IN Mexican m0nVy,
They were Immediately secured and put IN irons shu
given into the charge OF the L. ; Marsha yesterday
on their arrival in this city
Can't Haley saws that the others OF the ere" were
not implicated with the mutncers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14

SUPPOSED TO BIZ STOLEN--A light wagon. found
in the possession OF suspicious looking customer by
officer Powell OF the Seventh Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14

NJ Corn ,,-,,S,x. Gratitude moves ue ~ thana ~
YER, r,rb fr The benefit hsvs derived from yguf hss
sr.ef So1p For the past two years hase Deen ns@
-. ,r'ai With small enlpOns IrltSon on my ofesr
lor cbe. N YOU please cal ~ which tormenIfd nc -
iii endurance applied Poor Mans Plaster, WA ~ !.
osrrncu,. sni other cheap remedies ueed 800 .x
al we're worthless. As asi resource iisSs1
ec.b'y - for elk qlsr bo,tles Of ssrsspaflis L.,
es, v ~, allowed the whole. snd became quite deoA
t,,t he II hesi abatement Of the itching. Al
mend 10 hon mentioned my case eNcisii.s.' .-.,,d
fon you get hslfdonar cake II the famous 49, oss
soap Of Or OOuEaudr took HE sdyice, sDd VII fer
cake washed tn skin am OF Only entirely ,hsre
the itching but also have The pleasure u ioenns vs. a NJ
= bfissness aud smoothnes- the whole sofsss s5sr
.kn never before experienced Please send BY nc sss
nall dozen caskes, and over for - "s"'
them W Ih me TO Jsmaics, and obKe your, ..t Ny
HENRY JOHNSON, 40 Wooster =. 'F,ln
Bear In mind that he gcnline preparstons syWALk
GOusArD are 10 be found al HI Cosmetic Dep"s o.
ER-s. fret store from Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14

~ There were niae deaths from Yellow Fever
1t CLARITY Hospital New Orleans, % the ith inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14

"THou SHALT NOT STgsL."-We think tha' w srryss
who have appropriated the name o. nt Ia pfoyod ~
non for he hair-the value u witch Ne naFe ,n
can ettss-have NOT kept the above sacred
Fvery honest man must wish them more 80
meas and we presume that every sdy ana ~ Cur
has the sanitary effects Of PAtcs 10 ps
Has fSu6OKAros upon the sesP ana we uf Tie
cuar hereafter Ia ir qlifrg a. ne oI"S nserslg ~
name, aud Ia examining he PaeAseo' a.
abroad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14

DEATH oF 4 MISSIONARY. we have been
favored with the perusal Of letter dated fuhchel
China June 5, IN which mention u made on tne DEAN
NJ Mrs. White wife OF Rev Moses c. White Mrs.
White was one Of the first Missionaries cent ont by the
Methodist Episcopal Church OF the United states and
MAS sister Of Rev II c. Atwster, OF the Providence
Conference Her death occurred on the 9'in May INC
SUPERINTENDENT of the Mission. Rev. II. ilickok, TO
cether with Rev r. :. Macay and Mrs Hickos reached
the station al Fuhchau on the 18th OF April bos Bee
FIRE AT NVAuPUN.-Thc steam Mil owned by
J. r smith was entirely consumed ny nre on thursday
the 3lst al, There were about 900 busncls OF wheat
in the mill 1900 belon .ing 10 customers, and 90 20
Mr. smith which were destroyed Loss OF mn and
wheat. $4,000 Insurance. -4OOl-s3OpO by Lima Co.
Hartford Ct and Sl0o0 by the Mutual Insurance 90
of mi. city Milwaukee Sentinel
~ Rev. MIR Prentiss OF New Bedford has been
elccied 10 the Professionally OF Natural aud Revealed
Religion in Bowdoin College. Brunswick Ne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14

STRANGERS CoScERT.-We learn that among
the pieces 10 be produced at srRAKoscfs grand Con
cert on the ID OF October will be duet by the dis
tnguishod pianist and Mr. TIAM whose talent a. per
former IL 80 well known that certain our posi-
tive anticipation of rare enjoyment will be responded
to by all who have music in their souls Another prom
nen feature OF the concert will be the performance Of
an overture composed by NJ MARErzEK, whose arrival
we announced a day or two since
CRITIcIsM.-The musical critic Of the Hcrald,
abiding to Frauen Lovameys vocal qualities pro
nounces her a very fine Hegr0 soprano. Is this new
style Of voice has the Fraucin set up an opposition
70 the Christics and Campbellsi
AMERICAN MUSICAL ISsTuurE.-A stated
monthly meeting OF this Institution will be held this
evening At II p " at the Repository in the Park.
~ The Cunard steamer Niagara, Captain
RYRiE, sailed yesterday from this port Tor Liverpool
She carried out n passengers.
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NJ a X led.
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Z III by Re-. J. 1,fgsion Willard EDWARD 4
% MARY A daughter u John W Hard, -lgf ihs c 4,
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-16
For The Northern Tribune.

The editor of the Times says that the market
price of a Southern Wing is ''four niggers."
Now the Loco Governor of Louisiana, in a
statement made to the Legislature of that
State, says hat he has bought for the State
two Carpenters, one Blacksmi h (Niggers, as
the editor of the Times would C I'll them for
$779,79 each. So, according to the editor of
the Times calculation, a Southern Wing
would be worth SOL l6-a fair price, con-
sidering what Northern Loco is worth, TAX
ing the editor of the Times as a sample, as he
is valued by his masters, j. D. NJ Crate & Co.,
for it seems, and that, too, after the editor
had written letter, perhaps, telling his
masters what big stories he had told about the
Wings, and how many bigger ones he meant
to tell. that they did not think him worth
eighteen months salary in the Waldoboro' Gus
tom House. worth about $600-less than one
quarter what the editor of the Times says that
Southern Wing is worth.
NoPTuFRN WIG
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-16
Wing Nominations.

Circumstances may, and probably will,
occur in the course of two or three months,
that will change materially the aspect of po-
litical affairs. In the meantime it behooves
the Wings to unite their forces IN opposition to
the destructive measures Of the administration.
Let the subject of the Presidential question
be calmly and dispassionately discussed, and
let disposition be cherished to submit to the
decision of National Convention, where the
merits of the different candidates and their
availability, will be duly investigated. Ether
of the distinguished men who have been rec
commended by the Wings for that Office, and
whose names are now before the public, would
fill the Presidential Chair with honor and ad-
vantage to the country. Then let there be no
mailing of colors to the mast until the nomi-
nation is made, and the forces on both sides
are fairly in the field. "-Mer. Journal,