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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16
4 shameful Forgery.

Some well matched partisan OF the Michigan
Extra Charger imposed on us forged letter from
joins HEcKER of the Croton Mills, Seventh Ward,
repudiating contemptuously the nomination Of
Van Buren, taking ground in favor Of Slavery Ex-
tension aud asserting that his name had been used
without authority as one OF the Vice Presidents of
the late Free Soil Meeting IN the Park. We were
certainly amazed by the sentiments of this letter,
coming from such source, but we did not suspect
q forgery, believing that we recognized Mr.. Heck
ers handwriting. The letter appeared with COM
ments in Saturday Evening Tribune Mr.. Hecker
thus Indignantly brands 1t forgery
To the Editor Of The Tribune
DEAN SIR Some evil disposed person hiss grossly
imposed upon you atroci0us forgery bearing my
name and address. published in Saturdays Evening
Tribune. My name appeared with my consent as one
the officers OF the Park meeting In favor Of Free soil
principles and il al your readers were personally
Quainted with me- should scarcely deem II necessary
10 say that the article alluded about false and
malicious As the most reckless sanderer could make 1t
have long been IN favor of the real Free Soil measures
and have given and continue 10 give, earnest sup
port 70 that approximation TO those set forth
hy the Buffalo Convention and It's respected nominees
aud only regret that some OF my fellow citizens who
held similar views have thought NJ TO recede from
their position Respectfully,
October IA, ls4s JOHN HECKER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

MAssAcHUsErrs.-The Cass men OF the lXth
District have uomnsied FosTKS HooFEK for Congress
Hon. RosxKr C wI~rIISoP hss been Fen0minaied
by The wings Of Boston and persuaded to stand though
he intended 70 decline.
CHAALEs sEDGwrcK Esq Is the Van Buren, Free
Soil candidate IN the With ,BeTkshrel District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

NOT THE RIGHT STRIPE FOR CAss.-W. G..
stripe. formerly Editor OF the Lee County DemOcrn,
Iowa Las abiured Cas- and Loco. Focoism and de-
cared In favor OF Van Buren, and Adams He says that
there are hundreds Of other Democrats In Iowa who
think a. be does in relation 10 the views Of Lewis ass
on the Free Soil question and who will do as he has
done and support AN Buren, in the election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16
BROOKLYN.

COCIr OF OTER AND TEHMryER-This Court will
lroce-1 IA Il tna q a. Proo- tbs norniax -i.u TIE
Ne Srase ~ as -e-< Aa71 true IDS OF rtctmrut Aaz
s-y brought sP are Ee.ars HAYS ,or ,s
ssaet "lan b. fss Or oEsny JAM. ruse. Pares
a. ~ a1t a-ny a. n tra q korfh Or attempted
t-f u Mr. Bean appointed Thlr,sa u-t 81, . sn5osb-
Eat zotoa nr "a postponsn.lt ~ ,, zss1-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

CAMP-NEEriN0-Sia gHiar.A camp meeting
was held la the vicinity of New Lebanon IA this State
ON the 1T inst During the meeting ljo members were
added to the church aud 90 protested religion On
Tuesday evening phenomenon occurred which ere.
ated no little excitement During an mtermiss0n OF
services, young lady - years OF age who had been
deaf and dumb from infancy, sitting In aten where
some psrsous singing, when she observed to
be- some what excited In about two minutes after this
observation made she sprang from her seat shout
ing glory o. She has spoken several times since.
lConnersvile da) Telegraph.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

~ The Tine Sun ciphers at the Presidential
result a. follows 1t sets down IorG, Wisconsin,
Mississippi, georgia and Florida as states con-
coded to Csss and talks OF DelarGre MaryiaAd
and North CaroliIta as claimed by both parties
Why not take Connecticut for Csss and call Ken
lucky doubtful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16
The Ohio Election -riII in Doubt.

FITT,slkfH. >lnIhFl UtI' -
Both parties claim the victory IN Ohio. The
Democrats say that ar error has been discovered
that Monroe County. instead OF giving Weller 10,
az reported. gave him majority Of zoo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

THE BKiTAssIA-This steamer IA now in her
sixteenth day out. and may be looked for at any
moment She has probably been delayed by the
severe storms during the first part Of her voyage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

WIscossIS.-WILLIAv PITT LrNDE has been
renominased for reelection 10 Congress by the Csss
party In the Is, (MilwAnkee) Dis;ret-Though now q
Member in his first term Mr. l. received bat sias out
o. thirty votes on the frst ballot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16
Trial of Dlcott.

ALBANY. saturday, Oct Il.
Cashier Olcotts trial was not concluded 70 day.
It will probably occupy two or three days longer
some Of the testimony against him IS OF strsnse
character
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16
The Crescent CITY.

NV OELEANs, FRIDAY, Oct -
The Crescent City has not arrived. She was
premsrurey reported TO be below which proved not to
have been ,hecsse Her arrvsl however, isnow hourly
exuected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16
\. Y. Hanker Nominations.

Os,Yo Co-SheriA. II. YArrs, Butiernuts Treasurer.
HE>Ry PHNNKY. Coopers;own.
S4lsas Co--Assem5ly, MoSEs DEAN. Fslsbursh
Treasurer EFHRAIn L. BUSSHAx, Monticello. FOR
Congress, CHAR1Es : WoopwAND OF cumberland was
recommended to the District Convention.
XXyIIHh Dlst-(Monroe . L DAWN SMITH Of
Rochester for Congress.
OaoaSssa C0-Assembly Z SAMUEL GREENNAN,
O. Summarizes
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~ Grand Ratification Meetius.-Tbe YOun

CV Grand RatthcatIOn NeeUnG.-Ibe IV1Ik
Mer's Democratic Wig General Committee invite me
Wing Electors Of NewYorE TO assemble ID Mas heeng
stYsnxban Garden, on TUESDAY EVENING oct H.
4, s,7i o'clock to give substantial response TO the nom
pst,ou Of HAMILTON FISH for Governor. and GEO. w.
PATE RsON for Lieut. Governor
The vaioos Taylor and Fillmore Clubs Of the City and
County Of New York, Teuly invited to come out In
their strength with banners music and artillery, this
CREST occasion.
The following gentlemen will be present and address The
meeting
HUGH MAXWELL, DAVID GRAHAM
TT TOMLISsOM w Il ROBINSON.
NIB BLUNT, together with many others
splendid Brass Band VIII be In attendance and 'ev-
srsI discharges Of artillery during the evening.
By order, hobT ID hoLhhs'
Es JAauss, secy lois ,usl Chm Com Arrangements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

rY' 1t IS somewhat remarkable that Gov.
BrssElL Of Connecticut. sud Hon. J. B. ROBERTSON
Secretary Of State both the point OF death At
the same time They are both convslescent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

TIE LAST BALLOON ASCENSION. FROM vAUxHALL Gas
DESMr Morr having recovered from tho disasters q
hs former ascension, will make he lasf A. from mo
city, st4 O'Clock, the afternoon Of Wednesday Deai,
Oct u. number Of parschues viii be- ascn up and a.
lOwedt descend u the esnh will live animals. Doo's
open Al o'clock when this mysterious AMI Interesting pro-
cess commences ole 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

PHRgNoLocY IN urIcA-MR Fowler IA expected to
commence Course OF Lectures ON PhrenoOgy on the
Ism inst In Utica We bespeak foe hun swarm reception
and fan houses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16
s4s. JOHN HECKER

IL The Sun is entreated not to make me
candidate for any Office whatever The absurdity OF
the allotment does not always prevent dull people be
heving that there must be truth in this sort OF
story am not, never was, and hope never to be, a
candidate for any appointment whatever. c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

II new hotel Is being built IN Paterson,
Y o. be called Congress Hall and ~ cost $4,000
several other fine buildings being erected in that
r-ara
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

~ The s. L0uis Ner-Era gives il as It's opin-
ION mat the man elected the United states senate
from Illinois will be in favor Of the Jefersonian ord
nance Of l7o7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

II RACINE, Wisconsin, has been strongly Lo
CO Foco A, It's late Charter Election the vote stood
For Norton, o. b 23 Meade, Taylor III
Brysn. lCass) -.
The attempt Of Gen Cass 70 distract the Democrats
party hss not resulted in It's defeat IN this instance
IL usually does
.Th- man recovered The tf.
a d.
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The man who meets yO,s on the road 81 night
And hIda Won sinnd on nerI nf a NOD.

Gives you a chance " yield your purse W le.
Which be no pirates " hat you eel does y. - n
70 There ls ruth IN the above whatever msJ y '-e,g
the poetry ADD sppbes 10 Hose who are boz
that Justly celebrated preparation for cleansing
ing, renewing sod beanfying tbs hair, sno~n ss H.
Chemical Hair IuvgofaIor II you do %, pufens 49,
article the depot OF Broadway be sure 10 asa o. u
for PHsLoS's Chemical Hair Inylgors.of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

~ Democratic Whie Comfy Convention
The Dese stes TO the Democratic Wig County Convention
are directed 10 meet Broadway House on Monday eve
uing, October 49, al y O'Clock ...,,,,, ,-.,
gsose, N'sSITr' sscrstshs. OLA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

" Hon. HE'Rr w. TAYLOR, who recently
returned 70 CAnaHds-uA, after year. soj0un in
Michigan now speaking N defence OF Wig principles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

THE TELEGRAPH QUESTION AGAIN" N0rions'
SECOND article upon this important question is in type
and shall appear in our columns 50 soon can
make room for n
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M AR RIED.


A. N-r6argh loth D. R,v Mr. ysnt,ndt NJ LIZ"
STRONG q 1sCfy, % Me- NARY , CAkPENILh ia-sni
oi NJ Ben anna Csrr>afer ID Ne~5urKl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

~ Those who wish extend their bu would 40
well TO consider The propney Of enlargng their scqgsint
ance, BY advertising 10 the newspapers VI ne country u
be done any extent, any section most widely
circulated journals. and At the publishers lowest pnce.
v b PALnGR's Agency, 10 ths Tribune Buildings bes
authorized tho prOpfeOfs receive sguscrpuOIs acc
Advertisements and 10 give receipts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16
When yena. lhs lhln. .klnned made esnh hst se0d'

To give beauty us fullness and scope,
She sure must have given 10 Dr. OoUkAuD
The secret Of making her Sospi -. k,or.
~ A glorious compound. In truth, u Or 49, - I'm
s.ros Itsian Medic ai-d SOAP for curing eckle lad ~
pies, sanburn morphew, worms IN the skin sna s,,ia
ishes and dlscolor sfions-far better thar sssf
Equally popular V his Poadse Subtitle, for erades"Ss
from al p.fts OF the human frame n, <.zrs.rD
Bear 10 mind. that the toilet preparations 81 W ess
a to BE- had. genuine, cuy At his depot 81 " eN'
store from Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16
Florida Election.

The following letter IS from welliniormed aud
reliable source to the baltimore Pafrof
TALLAHAssEE. Oct. 3. l54S.
siK Although IN closely contested orlda election
il is sometimes a fu month before the result j. known,
ye, h. time the polls had not been closed a hours
before the most ssnguine Loco- up the state The
Wings OF Florida have achieved most overwhelming
triumph 10 hes been rOut rather than hight. CaDeA
is certainly reelected Congress by majority VI pro
badly upward OF 500 and Gen. Brown. the Wing can
didste Tor Governor by equal majority. la the six
Counties heard from Mr. Caoeil has majority OF up
wards $50 sgains, 81 Ia lsi6. The same Counties
have also elected u. Wig members 0i the General
Assembly. against Loco-FocO members. These Coun
ties sre Jackson. Gsdsden. Leon. Wakulls Jefferson
aud Madison There be No great doubt thar the
Wings viii have decisive majority in both branches
Of the General Assembly, upon which Will devolye the
election Of a [. ; Senator IN place % Mr.. Westeou,
whose term Of service expires 10 l-4s TIE Ways Of
Florida expected success IN this election but not
overwhelming triumph =. they have achieved
Yours sc. J. e.
PS-Rey on the above statement, and publish u II
you think proper and you may add that Old Jack viii
carry Florida By majority Of not less tran l,OOo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

LADIES WAITING CLAssEs.-Teras Redaeed-Mr OH
vEE Is. GOLDSMITH respectfully informs the ladies' oHe~-
YOrA and Brooklyn that he has reduced hi, Zoe La
de.ot s. for tenor for eny lessons Class hours al II
oclockA. NJ and o'clock P. NJ. daily Private Dss'pe-
non reduced TO SIS. Gsnemens Glasses day and even
log Cards, containing OF tuition hours Of al
tendance, may be had the - Broadway
Of Resde st.
~ THE RIcBgLiEU" OoLD PISS sold BY B. war
son Il CO,D Wallst are warranted 10 wen i've yeas.
and acknowledged be ls beat and cheapest Pens
the void. Gold Pens made 10 suit any ha Gold Pens
repaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16
NEW FALL EMBRoIDERrEs.

L1ees, l.. Hes, tghhe Musiias iaes Ieis, Cdp,s f..
~ The undersigned respectfully invite lhe Ladies Of
". Y. 10 inspect their new Fall goods
Their assortment Of needle~Ork goods Is u their own
exclusive Importation and the extensive retail siocs
the city cannot be equsled for variety aud style and N
price Offers exrsordinary inducements TO purchasers
J. 1T FARRELL co
SD 2meod 557 Broad ay fnext Alhambra)
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~ wh,s Committee Room

Whig General Committee have engaged room al II
Broadway No up sAirs, al which th-ir fneods from N
country are invited 10 attend for purposes connected vi,
$500. sL9 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

~ ALEN. II. WALLIS OF Hudson Co. has been
nominated Tor Van Barren State Elcctor in New
Jersey, vice Hon. J. Tonnese, declined.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

NY. Free Soil Nominations.
Ere Co-Assembly ? Col X B Ransom Clarence !.
4 Gen. Asa WAKKEN. OF Eden.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

No choice yet ADJOURNED 70 next Jay -
l0s 70 o.
~ A Wing State Convention IS called to as
semble at Montpelier tomorrow.
Litter By Telegraph.
The House balloted fftesn times more on Friday,
bat failed to make choice Of a Speaker. The sst
vote stood
For william c. Kittredee Taylor ..-.....los
HOratio Ncedhsm Van Buren, .--.-... u
Homer w Besion (Csssj .-.........-. 81
Needed to choose 10. One vote taken from
either Of his opponents would have elected Kit
tredge. Yet Needham may be the Speaker
1t will be noted tia, the Wings have 10 to ,
majority in the Senate, and will have no trouble
in electing their State Otscers and L : Senator
Hon. JACOB CoLLAnER. Member Of the present
House, will probably be the Senator.
PREsIDESTiAL.-.P P. wishes US to publish his
horoscope Of the Electoral Vote for President
which we do IN short meter as follows:
Stars for Cas-.
lndians..-.-...l2 lows.-.......-t Alabama .....9
Wisconsn....- Missouri ...-..7 Mississippi -...o
Arkansas ..-.....5 Texas .-:....-..-.f
Total for Csss - al the rest for Taylor, 2+l.
We can perceive neither sense nor Wit IN such
calculations, still less plsuslbility. -Four OF the
eight States here conceded to Cass THE TIRES first
named and Mississippi are more likely TO vote
tor Taylor than Maine New Hampshire South
Carolina and one other which he claims as going
for old Zack
We think Gen Taylors chance much the best
Of any but it is still very far from a certainty
.alf the States likely to vote for him may yet be
carried for Cass, If the Wings, believing the thing
settled, should addict themselves to cipheung
hurrahing, spoils-hunting, instead Of effective
work There never was good party as the
Wing to lose Elections that they ought TO carry,
nor to show how they might have carried one after
they have lost it, II they all understand that Cass
is not yet defeated, and that to do it every legal
vote must be brought out, the istess aroused, and
the doubling confirmed they will pretty surely
succeed. They can't do 1t by prophecyins.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

MEssRs. BUrLER'AND BCRT.-These gentlemen
addressed public meeting Al Hamburg :. C. on the
q inst Judge Butler reported by the HanibarS Re
PsbicaH. described General Cass as gentleman pos
sessed Of sectional bg0tTy but Jfc4e 90 ~ clara
fT Apt snd significant delineation General Taylor
be described an old man Of Roman simplicity Of
character BE said too. tast LEI no viii be elected
President the Soata tars lS hgps from Presdeatiai
elecftons which i quite natural opinion for south
Who hss determined % vote for General Cas-.
Mr. Burt denned ms views Of the candidates 10 this
wise Gen. Czss had once been tinctured with WI
mot Provisoism and had been 50 charged BY senator
Miller To explain the modification Of his views and
make himself more acceptable - the south, be wrote
bis Nicholson letter taking the position that the VII
mot Proyis0 wss Of doubtful eOnsrtuuOnalty, and
should BE- kept out Of Congress yet refused % give
his views clearly upon Territorial slavery Taylor had
declined - give his views upon the WllnOt Proyiso
and TER iorisl Slavery In this position Of thngs he
looked 20 the general party principles each subscribed
Gen Cas- Democrat thoroughly Identified with the
Democratic party, which tad ever been the party for
the South which IN ;sct the true Southern
party sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16
rur WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

Payments IN 81 cases required IN aaFsnSe- ""V5 may
be- RENTED through the Post Office Al our nsk-ihe Posnas
ter being informed OF the contents Of The letter and adesenp
uon Of the bills being retained.
sEMl-wEEKLY rSlsVNE.
Fer one year. single ~
copies. .....-....s.. . W
rSIBNNE.
Fer year 10y
GREELEY l. McELRATH.
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Hon. J. K. GiDDlNGs.-We see by the CHciH-
Gloie that Hon. Joshua r Giddings, and others
vii address the people Of Ohio support Of the But
tslo Platform. and Van Buren, and Adams, a Dayton
Springfield Columbus Cifcisvile. Washington. Chilli
c0the, Lancaster, Somerset Newark, Zsnesyille Cam
bridge, - CiairFlle. Csdiz CarroIlton and Csnt0n-
The app unents occupy the time from the 5in 70 the
18th Of October. Cleveland Herald
DEATH % GES. LoNGLEY.-We learn that Gen
Thomas LOngiey. Of Hawiey. Franklin County, died
about weeks since aged q. Tie has been tor many
years eminent citizen o. Western Massachusetts,
he served with credit In the war OF lsi2l4. Har.
rison Presidential EectDr in $40 and member OF the
present House OF Representatives OF this STATE and the
Chairman OF it, Com mitfee on Towns.
Springfield Mass Republican.
" StrAkosch, the Pianist, IS to give a concert
IN Baltimore on Wednesday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16
CITY ITEMS.

~ The bright sun, as if eusmored OF these fair
northern attitudes still fingers amid our dresry heaven
while every EAT n the dsmsntlins forest becomes
prism rainbow fed, lavishns its wealth Of gorgeous
hues upon the forest summer, even a. day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

Tue GsRMANIA MUSICAL SoclErr.-rhis band
Of instrumental performers, who have been playing At
the Tabernacle during the past week, give their nrs
Concert in Brooklyn TO night The grace and precision
their playing surpassed by any other comps
Nv of musicians now before the public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

ArrENPrED SUICIDE James Eltntgc A. sea
man who has for short time past boarded q 3e0 Pearl
81 while suffering from low spirits, took quantity OF
audsnum tor the purpo-c Of putting cnt % bis
troubles and but Tor the timely discovery ~ the ACT
ne would have long survived. tie taken tho
City Hospital where proper remedies slcce..fa
Is applied IN removing the poison from The stomach.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

FINE LErrER Parasitic extra superhne white
ruled steel pen Letter Paper and the extra superhne
white wove Bath Post Paper. of the manufacture Of
PLArNER & SMITH which elected such general appro
baton AZ the Fair. may be found al the Paper Ware
rooms Of Mossr. White & Sheffield, in this City The
paper il certainly very beautiful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

Many more Hen things are to be seen at the Fair,
some Of which we have noied. which shall have
through the course Of the week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

The closing display Of Fireworks on the Battery
Saturday night was very fine. There were two com
petitions only of whom of course Wa Mr. Edge Of
Jersey City the other Mr. J. w. Hadheld OF Williams
burgh Both fred three peces-sl handsome, and well
got up and got o6.-yet the finale, by Mr.. Edge was
certainly the cbcf fotrre Of the evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

AN EXTRA SLEEVE are informed that
scene came OF during the performance OF New-f
in slices" on Saturday night which was not in the
small bills some OF the reporters conceiying that a
character in the piece intended reflection upon
them, commenced Kissing and general row took
place between the reporters and some Of the actors
which ended in the former being put out Of the house
making rushing exit o P. and not waiting for the
spplauses and bouquets which doubt all ready
for them 1t proper for US TO say that the slicer
OF The Tribune had nothing to do with getting up the
piece at Burtons for which they have taken the
Of his sketches nor has he seen IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

THE MONTGOMERY GUARD.-This veteran com.
pany, Capt. THOMAS s. MURPHY. make target excur.
sion today 70 Hoboken. The Company WA organized
on the eth Of July, 1891 is under eseellep. dsci
pline, and boasts VI the night sort Of officers
The Arkansas banner., 1848-03-14
I.aeanis Cnrrrsnandence

The Baltimore correspondent ofthe N. Y. Herald gives the following eofrespendence aahaving passed besweem Messrs. Jchnssa sHd Brent, prioT t0 the settlement of their recent difficulties:
 Mr. JaAasoa to ar. BYeaf--Sir: You called me . liar Ia court and respectfully request afetracon.
 Afr. D. fo Mr, J--slr Yoa rharged me in open ee9rs with violation of the couresies of the bar, and bot only refased to retrnct. bu. easseted II, xssh eiIIsS fsa sss ssfEssAsp 0i 'l'sh'0d en
 Mr.J. 0 Mr. Bs--Before enter into an expiana- tion sf the Iangusgs used by nc you must withdraw the werd faisshood.
 Mr. 3. fo Mr. y-As you sem disposed to shipk sn amicabie adjustment of ihe matter may result frola temporary withdrawal of the language used ky me--please consider 1t temporarily witatrawn.
 Mfr. T ts Mr. D.--Oear Sir was angry. and you were angry. said what didn't mean. and you said what you didn't mean, Ge. Hoping that this lucid explanation will be deemed satisfactory. &c.
 Mr. B. to hr. J.--It gives me great pleasure io say that yeur explanation is entirely saisfactoFy and my offensive iangnags is if ely withdrawn. g Mr. J. e Mr. B.-Your last note ends cur corres- ponde.ee, and leaves us where our misunderstood Ing found us--fiends.