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herewitn transmit to your statement of the ease
OF Mrs. Winner end child, as near as am able Z
sa communicate, IN which you are ar liberty to pub
ish u you see fit as feel desire 10 iuform. the
world o. !he etfects Of your inyaIuable medicine.
calieo W's'aps Balsam of'Wild Cherry. to whichs
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q oout hye years age, Mrs. Winner was attack
EDWIN violent cough, pain in The chest and
SIoe. 81 ana symptoms OF apProachabls consumpdsn.
DuIlng the interval from that lime 10 sometfnsI
IN FEBRUARY n last che had been srea.ed BY emin-s
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RlLEY'SPATENT OINTMENT.
,a FOR THE
20 p tn 70 f. g
FOR THE

! have received very many certificates and
testimonials as 70 the efficacy ofmy ointment,
only few Of which can be inserted for want
ofspace. will first give statement of its
discovery, and cure of
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is at least twice the $40
value of the entie stock of dry goods usual.
ly kept by our largest wholesale jobbers.--
This fact, together with the fact, that our
means and our attention, instead of being di-
vivided among vast variety ofarticles, are
devoted wholly to ONE, will render the adysn-
tages which we can offer 10 dealers perfectly
obvious; and II shall be our care that none
who visit our establishment shall meet with
any disappointment.
Our assortment is complete at all seasons
of the year.
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Lee, JudSOn g. Lee.

P. S.-B. r. LEE, formerly of the
firm of Lord g. Lees, and late senior part
ner in the original firm of Lee g. Brewster,
from which connection he withdrew some
time ago, and has resumed business ir con-
nection with Messrs. Lee and Judson, under
the firm of LEE, JUDSON g. LEE, and he
ventures TO assure his friends and the public,
that the new firm will maintain the same pre-
eminence in this branch of the ira'e, which
formerly distinguished the other two houses
10 which he belonged. z
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" AR RIED.

On sns,, evening" - nt,nt b Ralph Hoyt Rs,t,r o. ID.
chunh ofih- Goi shepherd Vi WILLIAM BiRt WHISTLE
Nj HANNAH BOOTH. both 81 fh- Cifs.
blythe Rev VI Crcagh A. tie re.3-.
stuart lors Nr JAMES CORNING 90 fori Ana ~
Z, Ms MARY ENEII>E STUART ol the Cln of Nee lok
Naes che morning Of the ih INST hy Re- Va
>sst NJ PETER TAiNAN OF w. M0us CD Mrs hlifABETH
ATKINSON. 81 he former place
cF Utter County ard Buffalo papers please COPY.
A. MhtnEhsn, W "Wednesday, ocffs By Rev. hsoa, NJ
JEROME n JACKSON Of NORA Adams Mas o. Ne. plANrHA
l.. BOWEN OF Mhunglsm
The 18th instant ~ het VI huntngon Rus
ICRANE TIM. CITY MARY 5 WILLARD of - brA q
Al Haven on llst instant by Rev Dc Cfns~eh
WaITNORF Esq OF the Island of - Thomas MARY EMILY
daughter of & " Curtis. pa of fhe iormef place.
A. Gardiner Name M-iresfY evening the sfh INST ty n.
r. Rev Bishop Burg-.s Mttr , LALLf 90 Mss ELlEN l.
DAUGHTER of Hon Geo.
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IrIirr from ten. TnNIar.

The following letter from Gen. Taylor, regarding
the Texan Volunteers, IS published IN the Ga.res-
ton NecS Of the Sd inst
lPrivste BARON RoveE, July "a ls4s
sIS have the honor TO cknosledge the reeeip, Of
your friendly communication OF the 7h instant IN e,a
ton 10 a statement represented by Gen Henderson, in
speech recently delivered BY hun 10 have been made
by me 10 the Secretary Of War respecting the dis
charge Of the Texas Volunteers shortly before the
sstIie Of Monterey.
that the terms OF the remarks attributed to by Gen
Henderson incorrect ssd that II Gen Rusk any
else such language over my signature IN the
War Otsce Il must have been put there BY himself
incose you. however. the extract from the communi
cation 10 the Secretary Of War, 10 which presume
Gen Henderson refers, snd you can therein see the
language used On the occasion
The discharge OF the Texas troops there reported
was ordered oy at their solicitation, IN which
Gen Henderson himself joined sad agreeAbly 70 =
promise inside 10 them al CamATgo- The misconduct
also alluded % IN this extract consisted 10 the deprsds
tons committed by OF them upon the inhsbilAnis
Of Monterey and It's vicinity after the cspitulsron Of
the town sni whstever might have been the language
which Gen Henderson held 10 these troops respecting
their conduct quite certain that there
who used when addressing on the subject severer
harsher language in denuncision Of IL than did be
and the officers about his person am, therefore,
less surprised than mortified the Generals account
10 esrn that he is attempting 20 torture Tor the purpose
OF inldring me, Official statement OF mine made 20
the SECRETARY Of War in the discharge Of my duties %
the Government ir the justice OF which Statement,
believe that De fully coDcarred AZ the time and which
was 81 al events partly based upon information officially
laid before me by himself
have no right Of course, 10 object to the Generals
political hostility 10 me but cAnro, refrsia from ex
pressing in conclusion the regret that IN yielding 70
his feelings on this score he should have become 50
strangely torgetiG OF events and circumstances Of com
parafivt.y recent occurrence.
have the honor 10 be, very respectfully your ODE.
dent servant Z TAYLOR
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By telegraph TO the sew-YOrk Tribune.
Later from Mexico Rumored Revolt at Tam
pico The War in Yucstan.

NEw-OELEANs saturday. Oct q
We have Just received dates from Vera Cruz 20
the 18th inst. Later sdyices had been received
from the City Of Mexico which represented pubic
affairs to be very unsettled. and that another
Revo.utio was impending over Herrera
Another Express had arrived at Vera Cruz with
letters and dispatches which stated that the city
Of Tsmpico had proclaimed It's independence Of
the State Of Tsmaalipa,, and proposed to seek an
nexation 20 the United states
Later advces have also been received from
Yacatan. 1t appeared that 10000 Indians had
attacked the garrison Of Texcabu, and that POO Of
the garrison had fallen 10 the contest The nun
Der Of Indians killed had not been ascertained.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

DARING RoBBERY.-On Saturday last well
dressed individual called to the ewelry store of Mr..
Wise No ~ Fulton 81, and requested to be shown some
wa,che. which he said friend OF his had been in
specting few days since The request was granted
and the fellow hearing that Mr. Wise was going to New
York in the OF the afternoon said thai he would
call again snd make arrangements for the purchase
10 be sent with the watches 10 the ladies' for whom he
was going to purchase them in order TO see whether
they would suit them not girl about IA years OF
age accordingly sent to the supposed place but on
arriving at the end of Hckst she accosted by the
pretended purchaser and robbed of the watches which
were valued at SIT The swinder Is supposed TO be
an old thief who has served several years in Sing Sing
and the police are after his whereabOut.
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EXTRAORDINARY TROrrIsG-On Friday last
the celebrated horse Trustee trotted reRiy mtss ~
fnyAme minutes and hgiyJfue aHdahdy seconds in
harness being feat in point OF time and distance un.
equaed in the sporting annals OF the world The
horse admirably handled by Col C. ; Bartine, and
many OF opinion that the success OF Mr.. Bridges
the owner OF Trustee, Is much owing to the cool
Judgment and skill OF Col Bartne in the drive.
as to the horse Ii requires astonishing nerve to
drive with precision so striking as on this occasion
for twelve miles done in which each mile did not
vary from the other ice seconds and many miles
were exactly OF the same time
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EXCEPTIONS TO ALL RuLES-ln general, ready
made articles not quite equal to those made to
order. Ready made boots however, are an sxeep
this rule II may take the testimony Of hs.s
who have proved the work of this artist.
It's bu, an act OF simple Justice % call public sttsu
ton TO the superior excellence of le boots msnufsc
tured by Mr. Ready. He has evidently chosen bic
trade not less from love OF It rlsn 10 live by Il
Hence he IL -ssned that any sracle should leave
his store which has not passed under his inspection
and been brought perfection his skill and
experience effect. Those beautiful quiked boots
superior INDEED 10 corks In many respects and invs
liable tor Winter weather keeping the teet perfectly
dry aud combining much elegance with extreme du
rability TO be found At Mr. Resdys. in Clinton Hal
l27 Nassau IL Evening Post
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Huoker Ssminations-Con1yess.

The Hankers Of our City held their Conventions
las, night for the nomination Of four members Of
Congress from this City. We believe that the only
nomination made was that in the lVth District
sixth. Seventh, Tenth and Thirteenth Wards
Hon. WIN. Is. MAcLAY, the present member, was
renonainated. The other candidates in this Dis
trict were Messrs BRiGGs, FooTE and KoHLER.
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ID I T. ID.

On SUNDAY night. WILLIAM BUSH. onne, R-s.i-r ,s.'
years
The hr, AMI fho's Of h- brothers Reaesu
Robert invited attend b. funeral this shemoon oc.
ts fr.iene. 50 touf'h avenue TWENTY exar
xlihouf farther Invitation.
on Nonds Oct ct consumption. DANIEL nh Asst .
years. eldest -ouof Conkin ffus.
The trends Of h. family md of h. un.es ANGEL Tito, O.,
Daurl Neofhs. respectfully invited 0 ssut his ilu.rs
from has late Residence. 2Y trusn a. wsude.tay, d.
d.PM
On sabbath morning ,2i lost after hngenns illness.
year OF her sg- JANE wife ct fhCnas Pnnge
The friends Of hs family respectfully invited a. attend n.
II sah AID Eleventh this ,A.t
ocock'
Monday ga MAk0Akk I D. daughter Of Root
and Margaret smith the tlth II her
relatives The fmly requested h.
fn.r. TUESDAY, co,k " without
her fathers Carlton opposite Port Greene hrts
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Tsnh Uard.-We do not know WILLIAM
JoSEs the Wing candidate for Assembly in this
Ward, but those who do know him assure us that
he is one OF the best mechanics in the Ward, OF
eminent abilities and well qualified for the post who
ought to be elected. and trus, will be The Tenth
has never chosen Wing Assemelyman, though il
would have done last year proper exertions had
been made Nov the held Is clear the candidate fault
less aud certain unless prevented by eulpsoe
remisssess or suicidal faction. 1t viii he burning
shame II Mr. Jones is not elected
E,gksk Ward.-lt seems to be generally agreed
that JANIS w. BEEKMAS, the Whig candidate for
Assembly in the Empire Ward, is the very man
Who ought to have been nominated-capsble upright
weliknown and popular. When there is 80 much
growing about nominations it is refreshing ind
that suits everybody We trust the Eighth by
handsome majority.
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From TeNn-.

By the steamer Portland, Capt Place we have
dates from Galveston 20 the 7th inst In Corpus Christi
according al accounts things appeAr 10 be IN four
i.hng condition The Mexicans are moving 20 the
east bank Of the river IN numbers town has been
laid out the Garcia rancho hfteen miles above Rio
Grsnde City called Roms and abou; thirty Americans
have already settled there Settlements have also been
established opposite Ner and At place little below
Guerrero All these points, says the Sar look upon
Corpus Christi their depotit having the advantage
in the cost Of freight and transportation.
The friends OF Ireland held meeting at Corpus
Christi on the 20th ult Col Kinney presiding Reso-
lu,ons passed expressive OF the sympathy Of the
meeting for the Irish people and their determination
% aid ireland III the coming struggle
Gas. AslsrA. Thu oficer says the Star after hold
Ing the Office Of Mndler Of War long enoug Oh be paid
three years back pay Que him resigned and hear
has returned hs beauriiu residence IN Monterey The
GeDers very friendly 10 the plan Of separating
the Northern Provinces from Mexico. and l may that
biz New Leon may again the feeling %
The 4sfiH Democrat says that they have had longer
drouth than has been recoeced in that negh5orhOod
since 1872.
II give. pleasure learn from the ddrocafe7 says
the Gllrsson Ness that the people OF Victoria
from being discouraged 10 their efforts open the navgs
uon Of the Guadalupe that they made a positive
contract 10 have this important enterprise completed
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NY. Hunker Neminntio ns.

Esssz Co-Assembly ELISHA B. SMITH Of Chstesu
say Treasurer, GxoneE 5. ADAMS Of Malone sheriff,
CHAxLEs c. KsKtKS of Malone
ssrsssgs Co.-Assemby l. cADy HoiIisrkS. Balls
ton j; Clerk ASsL MsESxk Bas,on Spa Treasurer
SAMUEL CHAPMAN, Saratoga Spring.
XxXiPA Distriz (orlesus and Niagara Col SILAs
~ BrxRouoas of Orleans CO.
IXIIx Dssrics--Hon- Wa. Mason OF Chensnso.
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BY THE MIDNIGHT SOTTHERN NAIL

NEw JERsEY-The Huukers Of the vth District
ne, oct saturday st Jersey cry sni resolved not TO
make nomination for Congress, considering the cand
dates in the 6eld At present sufhcienJANEs u KING
and WILLIAM wNGHr. This looks Ike supporting
Mr.. Wright. the independent Free SOL Wing against
the regular Whig candidate Mr. King
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Receipts sinoe Saturdays Rsp0yt BY Canal-FLoUA'
1900 bbls Corn 900 bushels BAILEY 10000 do.
sales Of about 1900 bbls FLOUR were made al 3lt
81. the latter for pure Genesee. BAELET-sales OF
o go bushels were made and shipped al 70: cts.
OArs-ssles Of 5000 bushels were made a. 33 cts.
There was 40 change In Corn or other articles
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~ TIKI NEW -ENGLASOER, for October.
contains articles Ireland The Mission Of Labor Mar.
ta Men and Martial Books. Christ in History, Our Late
Conquests Ethics Of Religious Controversy, National
Unity SC Published by 4. II Matby NewHaven.
NV Music" have found thee, is the title
of Mr. : c. Msssers new ballad. dedicated to Miss
Julia A Hubbard. the words y Charles swain. The
music il in a strain fully employing the spirit of the
lines Of this popular poet Published By William Van.
derbeck AZ Broadway
C. Holt IT, has published Oh. Susanna " snd the
% Viola Walter, composed by Hambridge
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Special Mesang Of his Committee VIII De eco "a
TUESDAY EVENING Oct a. At II O'clock, ct The Broad
v.v Hon.e Nv order PHILIP HONE, Chairman.
J. n II HAssl Vice Chairman
ZOPH.R MILLS,
Jos,,s r p,s1xsty Secretaries. o24lt
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yIarket..N Ew.OsLEASs. Oct

CoTToS-sAles Of $50 bales were made today
There /. no change Of moment in prices. We quote
fair at cts The sales Of the week foot up about
81 200 bales There change 10 note in the FLOUR
or GRAIN market Provisions ruled the same as per
las, report nothing new in Freights or Exchange.
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" The meeting to ratiiy the Wing nomina-
ton ior Congress, in the WITH District was
called for Wednesday evening next at the saloon
Of the North American Hotel The friends of Mr..
Rosrssos, at their meeting last night, resolved to
abide by the decision OF the ratification meeting.
After the meeting last night adjourned however,
some OF the Committee OF Arrangements met and
postponed the Ratification Meeting TIL Friday
evening next, and altered the place to the open
air in Grand-st. This change OF time and place
W think is unwise as well as unprecedented
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Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA Monday, .

PHILADELPHIA Monday, Oct -
The presence IN our city Of Governor Johnston,
sitter coming triumph out Of one Of the most eS'rs
ordAry political contests wsged IN this state hss
aroused the Why's Of Philadelphia 10 degree OF en-,
thusssm which reminds one Of the days OF lo'V anu
a FLAGS snd stresmers are waving IN every dteeuon
and GA Thursday night DeN,-barrins bad "estnrf-Ne
are % have the grand torch-hght procession Ine
Governor visits the Opers House tonight oy invsion
spr0pos Of the Opers. Phladelphis Just now IS not
only one OF the best organized lpohncaAy) 9ai one Of
the best c0nccrtlKed citics IN the Union >cNceIy
nisst without a Coucert-snd such concerts The
minging and comminghns OF such voices A. Lsoorde
Truhs Bene6eis ROssis. snd the other glorious stars
now gittering In musical ornament may wen
attract crowds TO the Musical Fund hSI-our hroao
vav Tabernacle ~ the way
This la. been brigh; and glorious dsy-not for
busiuess-but for promenscing Chesnutst mas oeth
crowded al day aud has yet % indications OF ial ~
the human tide that hs that fashionable thorough
fare
Jerome the Ocean Monarch hero IS now in our
city and deserredy attracts great deal OF attention
There : but little movement IN the market % Day
Holders Flour Offering % sell standard brands AZ
Is 37. At which some sales making Corn Meal i
Held AZ - 3 but sales Of coo 5bls have been made at
something less-supposed about - Dot No sses oi
Rye Flour Wheat : scarce and In demand Several
small OF good red brought llts us cts. Corn steady,
with sales OF 900 bushels Southern and Pennsylvania
yellow At o. cts part delivered. Oats duh Cotton Is
depressed and sales can only be made AZ decline on
previous figures No change in Groceries Provisions
without movement Whisky steady. leo bos sold At
SAtTs or srocxs- Frs, B0ard-3l Mechanics Rank,
25s 80 Manuf and Mech Bk. q $1,000 sch Nav o..
o.. ~: $1,000 do DO 29i 5000 30 do. 29t SlOO
State s. 73i Camden aud Am6oy AR' 1916 III Nor
ristown RR. IA
Sec,4d Boara-3 90 Treas Notes 6s. 1884, 2@N state
g. st 1000 Cincinnati Water Works %, ~ 81
20 state IS. ut loo : %, - lO5 Loo Lehgh
Nav 6s '6s 29i 900 do do, 30 80 Reading RR 10
100 Wilmington RR Bonds, o. ~ 20 Lehish INT -
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Police CoURr.-Yesterdsy morning abou, o'clock
gang OF Of the FULTON and
the vessel Shen tf-y tegsn
Some 0 he attendants demonstrated with
fellows entity assaulted tor their interference On
arriving the wharf Brooklyn the offenders arrested when
gave DAVID McDonnegn, Joseph Brown John
" Saith James johnson Ralph Smith and John J. Loun-
They dns8 g. each aat allowed % depart.
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Accident.

BALTIMORE, Monday, Oct @
Mr.. Henry Smith, well known and respect
able grocer thi. city seriously if not MORALLY,
injured by the falling Of wall this afternoon
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xxYiflA str,ef,-(Nonroe Co)-Congress Hon.
HrNHr x. sxIpkN OF Rochester.
Essez Co.--Assembly: EIos L. wiNsIow sheriff
ID. N. HuSrrNeIoN; Treasurer GrN Mixes.
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These returns increase Browns majority from
SIP to 6is--sn increase OF 40 whig majority ffom
the preceding returns
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~ whis Committee Koom.-The Democ'

Whix General Commute, have engaged q room a. I'V
Bro.dwsy No up ssifs, al which Their tenos ron ~
country arc invited 10 .snd for purposes connected WIZ
- ,.'N,As '~' ~ - sc IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-24

NEW ESeISE.-Fire Company No ., paraded
through the principal streets yesterday, with their
beautiful engine. recently purchased for them by
the City Council band OF music went before them,
playing several popular airs