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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21

"A TIFFANY, YOUNG I ELII>- mpoF-rrs o. toglsh,
French German Italian Swisz and Chinese fancy articles
suitable for presents fancy Porcelain snt Glass ware tne
Sta,nery Cuery Perunnery Brushes Cloeks, BrCnres,
SlsNsry 81 aufe Ornaments Esrs, &C kc III Broadway,
corner OF Chambers having lately added re importation
ard manufacture Of -wery . heir former business beg 20
express heir confident belief hat ler pTrser STOCK OF Or
ein ard American Jewery. Diamonds and ether preoys
stones Ca Eusnels Ac- presents larger ard richer
selection than b. found csev here % he unec STATES
Their psces marked IN plan aures ffotn which 40 ne
slightest deduction WI be msiel hey % conrceni
VIII be found lower ih4n escw here An Inspection and
Parson VII not impose ihe smallest obligation to purchase
sals eWeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21
MINING COMPANIES.

DOCkY HILL MINING AND MA1UfkC-
AlTURING COAPASY.-At a meeting Of the bosc q
Directors, held 1T Camden N J. on the IL, July lstl
ut OF 50 per share each and every ess
of the capital Of the Company levied, payans
thirty days from the 18th day Of July, sf al The ofs
the Company IN Philsd, lphis
Extract rO1 the Supplement 10 ns Charter, approsd v
February, 1913.
Any s,okhotef refusing ss-~ssnsnt af al -
u ~hch shs have heretofore provided fof -
forfeit ss -.sh ard ssy share Of sts upoa 80
such unpaid for the p-rot q urty cps -
shaE have such form Drcc0rs off
b. stockholders tia, such tsse
unpsiH b. order Of the Board Of Drecors- HUGH CRAIG,
DAVID G. sgEsETr. Treasurer Ijyl9 SOL Preside1i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21

~ Mrs JES&, wife of Rev L. y. Jencks,
Missionary from Siam, died board the ship vapa-
rsiso on her passage from Canton this Csiy TIE
nth Of June in lat - s long l4E.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21

pENE PLANT, CURE FOR DYSENTE cry -Thous-
- sDds no suffering this Of the with
his cesdfil ma adv can be Immediately relieved BY ak8g
few glasses OF pure wafer, IN which few leaves Of this
plant have been immersed I'VE minutes u 80 staple that
the ros delicate child may H. For is ecscy please
inquire OF ANY respectable physician To be had fresh every
day II the seed store Of r DUNLAP, 6S5 Broadway
enfa 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21
TO LET.

- TO LRT-The second floor Of store lS West, -
a tween Barclay and Robinson SIS Inquire Of cor "a
- \ DAkIS, 90 the premises. aais ~
- ROOMS WA>TED-~Rhin haf nile o. N.
Civ Hall either with or without boo - and ausr,a.S
- 80 for Young gentleman and bis ulosher-h -,
and respectable family. and where there cdr- 80
-ost,g In Inc house. References exchanged 49,.
PHILEMON" a. this ofoe lyl7 1sssose
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21
WANTS.


.xrpn-a few .crve younz 70 90 so1,h o.
H.. % se, As sxena for he sale OF new and poPoa
9abs-saJDss. over az sao.- ,n,,,nl,v On clearing
SsSs are % 80 some men row employ WI nc
so1s msss 9yss Per ye@i vii BE- Sscs..sTy
,b 10 have Al lessf from - to 50 TO oossn ~
~ Apply Al FREScHs Psol'ning as 80 b.. ,rs,
CD stairs. or5ce OF nc ''Ak - ~ Er
be postpaid.
xar.NTED-An os,ler groom who perfectly 1n1s q.
w $3.50 IS business take care Of TWO nofses 20 -
eouufry and 4 Wiling 10 make hnseh -seiL. ~ ~ "a
~ farmer TIE wsges mus, oe lc~-one ws9 80 9s
~ ,s-ss.. may address J. Farmer. ouogue rost Oner
Long Island. apply 10 A D. A'ne'n'sH .
aals =
xxTANTED-A oolored girl to DO DE woss o. s,ns
w family al grown personsl one " 10 anoe no. $3.50
,isir coosirg and baking AMI who can sife 800 -, 49,
mend uons from her lasi places, may sPp9 .Ttss.
Thneenlh-st during Us @eeS ana IVA -
xxr.NTRD-Iu small family good COX, wasn s a %,
,isDssi Appy al is Twefihst Ster O'clock "
sgls 81
xxrANTED-Fy agents to sell the Lives {, Tss91 soa
w Yfnore. Bsiiles II MeNSo hs' % Wv sSsn. make
snd = variety % o :, - Ssssan-.f aulS lw'
I-.>TFD- 4 wet nurse. one who can come well re-
w commented. can hear Of GOOD siDAl'oD y
mmedis;cly Al Is LexingtonAs.
WANTED horn turner's to rarn horn wo's .nSa1 ~
" S 81 Ss- Psse,.op. D. aug lw'
yYp,cuFR-A Young lady experienced iu teaching
sf'pes sinlanou In school private family Sasit
srsrons and references undoubed Address Va ~
ofice.
-->nn wA>TFD-An active y0ung who can
NZUb-rmusnd this sum 70 JON the stvefiiset 20 mas
~ s,a selling cheap article Of merchandise mai VII SCI
mick in al parts Of the United Ssies a. p'Sna o. .S,
49,. loo rer cent Address J. r w. al this ONCE gisns
name and place 10 be called on su.s
al -an WANTED-On bond and morigase, on =
81. DUU5-siory modern hnished house .o ~ re n.
Second-st Rents for $50 The policy o. insr nc :.
e Assrued or $500 and every other satisfaction gwen
TIE none viii be .sken 81 per Ct for or YEAR,
aull n y VI SA'"D.'''' -
.,TRaYED-Aboul TIE hour u Z in the afternoon 81
- Wednesday the 10Th inst al srge oilniea %, 80 80
.3 viii long wide horns and marked win ian on uie
In side OF the nlmp Any person leaving ne same - 'i.
Cenrge BTowuing's sixth T. Balls Head WIZ DC re" aO'"'
aufe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21
-n- TO CEDAR GROVE. TO CEDAi
EA,Sl1e---9NaRONkl- C etAT Grove open % The publ

Ss4ds-=-rS0RO Cedar Grove open to he public
sessssa- for the seRson.-Mr. Vim. Nsndyke lsses
pleasure tn informing his friends and the citizens o. New.
Yok that he has leased for term of years hose oesnnnl
grounds known Cedar Grove. located on hs sooih9v
side OF Staten lsiani the odd Elm Tree ard ~
been actively engaged during the spring In TIE syng Oh
the grounds erection Of buildings bath houses doca ke
the whole involving expense OF several thousand dollars
il having been his determination from the commenosnerf
his propnelorshp 10 make Cedar Grove ne most es sna
Agreeable Summer reson be found In the vicinity ofNsw
Yorh
For military and pleasure excursions, balls p0ues &c
Cedar Grove will be found inspecon to possess 70
ces for pleasure that assed an evdsncs
which the proprietor need only refer the pubic card
wk.ch appeared E the NewYors sun ~ the tth may
signed by above so gentlemen who visited Cedar Groye
the purpose Of expressing publicly an opinion OF s solv
a Summer resort and which they found exsrioanoo
Of tho improy and srrang then prosressrs
far surpass for beauty Of scenery facilities for smunen
recreation and crcse any Summer resort they ssd eve
before visited The favorie steamer Cinderella CsH sp
Name snd afer Saturday, June u, VIII run a. oloss
leave Cznsl-st al "a A. NJ. and P NJ Pier No. BAL
terry Place at 10 A NJ and a P NJ Returning viii s.'s
Cedar Grove al u NJ. and p. NJ 'esm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21
xxTHIrTAKER,, MINIATURE SOLAR LAMP

M = iA-NAAAA cO4%-AN Lt-AA
w gives ASni cq1A 10 tor sperm canoirs rom NnAlc
oil or lard entirely free IRON smoke smell while
II burns but gil OF OF i've Oh draw
over the Top Lac Al Other lAups Tor reading, writing
sewing Il invaluable. u l. suf1rieuuy p fshe he
carried about th- hose, and bile While no whOe
OF hgh upon The book work, Tie eyes entlrey
shNded from the fame. Warranted al MAufac-
,ured solely by ENDlCOTT A SUMNER
aui9et @64 Broadway and los Elrn-sg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21
FOR SALE.
. roR s.I.f OR TO LET-A

"a. FOR sALG OR TO LEr-A tfs-rss r.o
E s;Ory house ard lot y Counois-st rosse.soa nsv
- he hsd The Ist Of August Apply 20
"a, S3sc-,f T PRICE,. ~ Ess Brcaar.,
- At PRIVATE >ALE-T~o 90 o. sooA -.
u: OF TsS enty bird street. between inrd and Lea
A inrnn avenues Size Of lot > ieei oy n iee ma.
d.,,, esrh Ai.o lots on south side n fonyfogrh.
~, ..n = IN and SNih NveuIes. SIZE Ofos . fee, by a
feet inches deep each g9f isrthef psfe. spPyb
aul8 lw A. J. BILL Mn. 80. - ptp>s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21
EnRNs AND RINION- !

CURNs AND BI>IONs positively eradicaied by
1the subscriber who has opened an Office al - Wooster
second door below Amifyst cure IN al
ran ed the nrst operation which Il entirely without pain
Also. method OF efecfIaly cu7zg inverted toe nails and
other diseases OF the feet reCaired gentlemen and sdies
can be attended 81 Their residences by addressing c.
WILSON ChirUpodisL IS Moo-ier-st aui9 iwr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21
CITY ITEMS.
SATURDAY, August 10, lsl

SAITKNAf1 AUgUsT 10 ITs--
THE AlbsSY COMMUNICATED will be
meeting OF the City authorities Monday, a, P NJ
IN the Mayors Room, City Hall, to sdop, measures for
the relief Of the sufferers by the Great Fire in Albany
FIRk.-This morning about o'clock tre broke
out in the grocery OF Henry and Pike sts
but was extngaished after doing but rinng damage
Some months since this store was set on FIRE by an in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21

NEW TRUSS AND SUPPORTER, for both
lNsexes Of OAvtnlxec Metal uex mode q application
without spring pressure purchs covering, Shared
elastic belts Free 81 10 81 Ofc- 10 Broadway Room "a
up stairs. OF AAiden-lare AMI lms
- TRAW GOODS: STRAW GOODS.-ClosHg
- ouf. 4rge socx OF gentcirels youts and infants
eTae Hs,s and Caps Al very low prices Al J. Il. NON
ARGUES, "a bowgy- aus Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21
I TOPOGRAPHIC STONES of all size.

/ lTHOGRAPHIC STONES OF all sizes from
~ u by ID 10 - BY a. blue color and sranted Of very
good qualiy Tor saleby Z. HEN, Importer,
- Is d Liberty-sirees, up stairs.
ALSO FRENCH AND GERMAN FANCY GOODS, OF
VARIOUS Kinds lOosirg glasses beads OF al descriptions
sAies, marbles, vions. &c. Huie lw-
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE TOOLS, &C
IL -Somprsng complete assortment. well adapted 10
ne country trade be obtained Of The subscriber, Of S
Fulton-st New-York. CHAs LITTLE,
iva 3mDkW suecessor q Ostorn \ Iitti-
CIGAR LIGHTERs.-cigu lighting lamps, new
~ and beautiful patterns manufactured and for sale III
Buring slip, by LICIUS HART,
aulsA Late Boardnan 4 HAr
A MEXICAN CLOCkS-For domeste and export
N trade, at lS Peari-g- c. 8. sPERRY.
ana arr Agent far the Manufacturers.
INDIA RUBBER OvERsHOEs.-ioooop pair
ICoodyees Metallic India Rubber oversho< for sale
DS HORACE H. DAY - CorisndsI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21

TO BOOk-kEEPERs, AND THOSE WHO
WRITE -Colby's Psent Boiung Paper, new and
useful article for the Of schools colleges public Offices
and in by Of the principal bookkeepers IN
banks and pablo okce for sale IN packages from L.
TO "a For sale BY A TRANERS 4 co. Sole Agents,
iys6 VI - Maden-lsne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21

sAILFD-Barks WIN Car-ou iBr) :, John NB Victor Trieste
hrg. Mammalian. Ven CruI NseeAsile. y John. PR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21
A NEW AND CRRAT DISCOVERY for rem

~ cerns Daguerreovpe inaelibie II A. J. BEALs Pre-
MUM One Dollar Daguerrean Gallery. N b-l5o Broad
way, third foor between hAden-lzne and Lbcryst
c0rn-enoc wiln any other establishment In he
civ. iy1f In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21

NJ s. jobs Grew Dextss oseapaa Of drnnx, ~ Frass
Qaaas G. Hssansa oaqazt a. l-sse n-uasal. W coseH
crpnts a. lsesc Deanto1, Wa hsnss oc4npSni stark.
bcet sbcP-oss siSoc nsafAD- ssoi - - Rtee C. Russell
wooden eaJdag ccvuPi~d ~ Ha~~s cp-r shop Sane
iiei y r Tofles - So
iSsaP~s - Arssrs izasas Kan AM and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21
WE sOLDIER,s OFFICE.-sola.er. who ma!

TI,HE SOLDIERS OFFICE.-Solders who may
wish procure Land Warr8ns from the Uusted States
Pension Office. in the shortest possible Tine and the
favorable terms who may wish 20 dispose ~ their
warrants a. the highest prices may md Al the subscribers
Office every advantage which BE- Afforded any pace
In this ciiy lsul6 Sieodfl WOOD, 81 Wall-st
rINO PRINTERS.-JOHN d. McCREARiS Print
ing Inks can be bad 10 quantities % suit purchasers al BIS
Depot Spncest Constantly on hand black Ink for n, a.
8, 90 IS and IS per 10. Also, superior article for
81 - and - per H. COored lBksrei irm 81 = 10 - So
yellow. blue green &c a. 81 50 per 10. specimen % The
sdvrrtses New Ink be this ans On
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21

a b. D. owned b, H. q. Mhes'on and occupied b. C. b JOIN
Hilton and Mr. Moore - owned 5j J. Ii. Harek an
occupied Taylor John Brown occup ed b hel3
others 81 S. To- o~u~i by n g. Wheaton and occupied ty frsol
Butler and Mr- Rockesfyeri S. owned by y OsoorW Bal
and other a. owned sad occupi By SAMUEL feguon, sior
owned AMI occupied b, 3 T-letoni o. y WrE
Mo J. q. Tyer-lsmh and M1ley
OWNED AMI occgrtet tg " Hckrv-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21

~ John hr17rfr D.
y a. 40 us-ar--@ b. A Lot bai al1ru
ur % ~ ., : Rus saa ouries ,, cssrs- Ra.s- =
e~uec b. a st-e sud uYs ~ T soc;s Boz o~-s - X
Rrss-l oy,uani D. b. H. S-rVksr. eca7- b
Ns~ton "a oeaet b. ~ n Biekef octVr b Gee Csyii
H. o~se b. l. >,eee, cuped - sea hos. r.
,, J. n Ter fNc ccurvd 81 q J. Lsdr- - o~rf ~ Cha ID
oosd osupd y . X Bers - o~ue b Las, Nrw,o-,
pes y Mrs 1adt - oval ~ n Hchck occeps - J. pa
AID ohef. - o~a-s b M Nash q Troy occeset b
l~fsbrw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21


. fan Cisrxs estate, oCcupet by Curtis Mycr and
occupied Sheor Wm Harvey and Moses Burus ovnet
~ James DE- forc- occuped By Buxton Il Aubgru >ey
a. owned sra ped BY jams LEWIS 10 owned b. J. " Wcc5
ward oCcupci Z. A. AMI 20 sane. occupied b. Mss
za others - oNud bs T. Cssgrr. ped sy J. Cadet
-. owned ey ~ Humphrey, oSeapsed BY W. Whfe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21
cHuRcH sTREFT-WFsT SD

as s. cwnc by wRns and ocuped b' Mrs YsndsrtT Khha
H.hsri ard ohsrs y John Huir pln;ef insurance H.
D. % hslht ho- maker Nl.am Browu
per d, H. a q and 81 owned and occupied ty DAuc Cufss
hianna factory and brass iounil-s sZO s2lcOi By
Roher Dvels a mschus shop t Mosey Clemshire
shop By IS laientougk Sc cutters By
wood b. Lambs nniD IN rears5o Mr. Cur
assured so Ahsrg Mutual and $40 New jersey
Company owned by Aaca AH sud occupei by Chebfo 4
Emendori ctach maker; same, Ihos. fae Occupant
81 a. a. 49, two story dwelling, by Hurds Bsnehafs hutel an
Slshee Owned b Ah-au townsend 81 n, Kills h8k~r
ass occupied b. HAsied, g. twosio wood owned Dr. Fe.e
Nc>augb;on 81 So EhIA Norman, ocuqet ty Crowley Grin
S. Vantrnoo Mr. Agnew and oter- oSupauis
81 owned ~ joseph S;tn ctnd- factory once dwell
house. Sehesy ic bat imposed % Be- pretty wei insured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21

hASiS6TONs SCEiFrIEAL Do z
hbon Is worthy Of vislI from al who have an apprecs-
ton Of the sublime 10 Nature attempt TO reproduce il
BY Ar They reenact the Creation 10 all Stages the
made hghts IN the armament beautifully Indicating
wh-o anobers dayswcrk 10 done, and lumined clouds
marking The spprosrh Of morning The Deager Il
niasierpiece Of diorsrnc effect exhibiting mmuli q
the elements n the highest degree exciting behold
Wild and Oincus voice Is thai Of the wind heard bowling
ihrOugh al itis tempest Toe exhibition got up with
great deal u geuuiiy and fail be very attractive
Tickets Is ets; Children hslfpnee. Door. open al -
Carain r.-s Il O'Clock ans lmlstp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21

No. ovn.d b. 7. Quest hi o,rup-s b. p falant ~,
.sd ora,i.S b. T. Marin -. osa-t y Mr. ep-nee
Ley FarEo Il. Owned JON Tr1iisr ocuf>d - heS
ssr~ o.--r o,cup-i sy & X Dc Lag -, aru-t tT l.
se- Yors occup - b. b Moore =, Owned snc 'c--a -
H. -. 1sr-i md lcr1T-i tg Hon Icy
LIBERTY STREET. wEsT SIDE. BETNTES HANILIoS 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21
THE GREAT FIRE AT ALBANY.
LIST OF THE SUFFERERS.

The AibaHy EveHsHg Journal gives the ioio WING
list Of losses by the late terrible conhsgrs'ioh al
the Csnital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-21


ssSe ovaer Mathew T. HaeaeCk occupant. lso-ry
yer, Stable. Owned - p : Nn Rrsslis C. DEXTER ouPsui
No = ~ estate q Arb Cras VIM smith occupant Jeha Do
redo c~nef NJ keanri opsn - NJ SCOT
,Hcrs eeFanf - sse o~ner Joha SAarts ccgupsai =
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-09-09
GEN. SCOTT AT WEST POINT.

General ScoTT visited for the first time since his return
from Mexico, the Military Academy Monday last He
had been looked for the preceding Friday when every pre-
paraon had been made to give him brilliant military re-
cepon but loving give his friends like his enemies, the
pleasure Of SURPRISE the General changed his route and
put of his intended visit
No one could have been more welcome this nursery
young soldiers than the Hero Of two foreign and
the Cadets evnced this by mpromptu illumination of their
barracks the OCCASION and them proceeding in body
the Generals quarters the hotel they made the wekn ring
with enthusiastic cheers which the General responded by
feeling address, which in responded to by three
hearty cheers when the Cadets retired to their evening
studies.
There is feeling only of respect and high admiration
entertained for Gen. Scorr the Military Academy, but also
of grateful remembrance From the time that the Gene
raj had serving under him. during the Of 1912, few of
the talented graduates of this infant institution, McCREE
WooD TorTEN, and Others he has shown strong appreca
ton of the value Of the Military Academy to the country
This he has taken occasion express at all times and upon
all occasions He has repeatedly said to Senators and
Representatives when public camor loud against the in
stutou, that if they desired to abolish any thng they would
do far less injury the country by abolshng the Army than
the Military Academy; for thus with its educated officers
could soon efficient army but without them we should
not Hu means III the country 10 properly Udln anu dsCpne
one In his late memorable campaign the General has
peaedy sad that had the offer been made him TO quadr
pie his force and leave the graduates behind proceed with
the small and inadequate his disposal with Them he
would for moment have hesitaed have taken the lat
ter alternative. 1t must be highly gratifying both the Gen
eal and the friends the institution that the graduates
paid back ably the high confidence placed in them by
the least able and scientific soldier of the day.
Courier d ENQUIRER.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-09-09

nesday afternoon about five o'clock, Dr. John B. Walker e
his residence for the purpose Of taking sail in the habc Il
had been asceaned that he procured boat from Mr. Man
that time he has been The boat was however,
found Friday morning, at Nan,aske with the coat hat,
and gloves Of Dr. Walker remaining in it, in a dry
piece Of the boats haysrd had been cut off and y-six
unavoidable suppoon that Dr. w. committed voluntary sui
cde by throwing himself overheard after having attached
weight to his person. No reasonable FOR this mean
choy death can be conisctured. Mr. Walker was young
physician in good Standing having highly respectable conncx
ions and lucrative practice He was in usual health and
spirits The day Of his departure and his sudden and unac-
countabe loss occasions his friends very deep affection His
age was twenty. five years.-Bosfon Traveller.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-09-09

The State oil vermont lieIu an ciccton
nesday for Govetnor and other State officers, and
for four members of Congress, to represent the
State in the Thirty-frst Congress. The following
are the Wing candidates:
For Governor, CARLOS COOLIDGE; For Lieut..
Governor, ROBERT PIERMoNT For Congress,
WILLIAM HENRY, WILLIAM HEBARD, GEORGE p.
MARSH, and JOHN L. Buck.
A Telegraphic despatch from Albany communi-
Gates the result in seventy-eght towns, bordering
on the northern line Of telegraph, as follows:
Wing Representatives chosen, AZ; Free Soil,
81; Hunker,9; no choice, 2. The vote for Gov
ernor in twenty-five towns stands, Wing, 3,l43
Free Soil, 1911; Hunker, 1850.
Another and later despatch to the North Ameri-
can reads thus:
New YoRK, SEPTEMBER 6.
BY returns received from your agents at Albany and Bos
tom have the following results
RUTLAND couNTY.-Clarenden Ira, Middetown, Pawlei,
Pifed Rutland, ShcrburDe, Shrewsbury Wells, Castle.
ton Putney, Fahayen, Hubberton, Oswel give l7O7 fo
Wing. For all others, l,l93 Last year 1853 Wing All
others 992.
WINDSOR ceuSTY.-Cavendish and Chester give 23s
Wing; 305 all Others Last year 3O2 Wing; 394 all others
WIsDHAM CoUSTY.-Rotlinghom gives 1879 Wing FOG
all others. Last year 2s Wing, 205 all others.
ADDISON CouNTY.-Mddebur Shorehaney, Waybridge,
Whitney, Virgin Vergennes and Salisbury give 694 Whig
492 all others last year 722 Wing, 435 all others
These returns indicate the choice Of Governor by the people
Returns of sevenytwo members elected the Legislature
in Franklin, Chittenden Addison, Rutland Windsor Wind
ham, and Grand Isle coures, show increase Of Wing
strength compared with last year. The most prominent
changes in the democratic and Abolition towns to Free
Sellers
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-09-09

SERVED kIeHT'--On Saturday afternoon party Of some
half dozen young belonging 10 Newton Upper Falls who
had visited the city, and partially intoxicated took their
seats in the cars at the Worcester depot preparatory to
turning home Assoon they were seated thew commenced
singing in loud voice, indecent songs and otherwise
Quoting themselves IN manner very annoying to the other
passengers among whom several ladies' Upon being
demonstrated with by Mr. Dana the depot agent thew abused
him in the gosse terms Finding his efforts to check them
peaceful wholly useless they were by his direc
ton forcby elected from the car, and afterwards from the
depot, the train leaving them behind. boston paper.