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New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NEw-YORK. WEDNESDAY, SEPT

To ADvEsr,ss,.-To DO justice 10 oar hume
roas sdvsrtisins patrons We are compelled hi'
morning. TO issue Supplement In order 70 protect
sdv.rsi.sr. from the annoyance oocsslonec BY .he
snni.sion Of sdvsrsmsn,s. and 70 eonunue n usual
,o Jay before readers fall and interesting summary
o, foreign news vs shall probably - obliged 70 pub
lab Supplement upon the arrival Of each steamers
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
,Inrks,....AL,.sY. Sept 1sPM.

Receipts aHcs fe1erd0v- FLOUR J. 900 bbls
wHEsr 400 bush CoEN, 1000 do.-There iss mod
demand Tor FLOUE ana prices shade In favor
II he buyer. The sales embrace 1900 btls including
common state and Western al 5 IS 5 37. strait d.
~ 81. and pure Genesee st g., a IS CoRN l.
firm aud In good demand 70 OOO busels were Disposed
ot including mixed Western II 50 Gle Prison
WHISKY 10 quoted At Is cts. with sales.
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HfsKfsrR Cor~rY-

HrsKlxrR CouSrr The fr,t District Conven-
ton % sppoiui Delegate % The Wnis STATE Convsn-
ou. n-i1 re second As- ta0y lst ist or H-f'
Inner County On Saturday. ard Hon. l. Merry wn
appointed DELEGATE
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

Recelp,, sinc, Yesterdoy- FLOUR, 1900 bbls ,
WHEAT, 80 900 bushels CoRs, 1900 oushels-There
l. fair demsnd Tor Western fLouR and the market II.
without material change. The ssles $40 bbls
Michigan At 81 IS 81. The supplies of Western
Mixed WHAT are larger and prices are hesvy About
so bushels Wabash changed hsnds At e. COES l.
Ia lair demsno with sales Of IS 0)O bushels At 50 Sic
for Flat Yellow. Ohio WHISKY Is quoted a 24tc.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
..c.urrrlr kr,o.rru 70, r-r ru,rsr

. ,
--ps'strns %. s.t.r rb- .-Pt.
ss..,ss. = =, -, ~
-. Irss s',t. = ~ 81 s'ss ~ ,
n co.. ms al a., Oss -sss- or .,-v 80
srtrs s4-r1 ssrrqts'r. isf .-us.a
80 ~ 90 - tr- 80 f-1s F'- - = - o. t'-ors-i
sr1'r-r~ s' 40 gs fH PEI te lu 49, ~ NJ e
go So - -, J-r'-, :, l' , 80 ~ g. S"s'' ~
sRslN-Iu wh-s - 900 sa.h G-.-.-- rr'sf-
-. 80 a.. - - !, =, -
T'-va' pfs-. = 80. c.-- .---'i So or h-ssi p,
- s.--s =. =, r.e--. 81, - So e,1 ss.A NJ.
e. -. 0,t. s.s, a. t-n
b.. ~. 10 5s1 - 30 o. Frn- al - 80
&C so..'g- q - So asri-' Ls'a ,f fsi'..'
% pnn-,r- Cui s-st. cafa,- 49,, - r.s-. srn i.,
s-ft-r 80 srcs ,-ssis-st iiSs I'D oho q -
o. cn--.s q ar ssnsas of 'hPm-at ~ 'e,-s 80 a.,
wsIssf-rs- n.,,. ..s-.sy 49,, - ss. .ss - er
ssssW .I>s..s no Y..-.sss
Lap Il a-s'y. q tf A--ness sae = of iof.sa
Pr. 49,, ..-.r $50 So. 10 %. ws.-
a. go .s1usri1r-s >P-rm r'oa s-nsai ss-s = ~
-..,ti =. mr. - So, ,ss-s
so>K-s,.. ioloo = Fo.rst -, sd sco sosA
ros.coo.rs-- "a. ..n'.s .at h. u,r''' 's..sy
D Cas. ~ r.r, - 90 q g. fo sav,.s
DO Oh c'rss see L..f 80 20 >.-fat- ~ F-sa'y
HiDy...-- 81 r. e-,,s- =, lie. no. 500 ss-.a.
a, -. 80 20 - @. .e,s, s'.ss ~ - sr.-, 80
LE,rHE,-oo.trs-. 49,, En- -'A eoi s-r,ss -
ssshs i'a'~c hs,2. lsAssh rroe i.ust-.. issl'~c
90. =. 80 =. 49,. -. s. - = H''
MoOLfhs ---gt.,r- sr.- s1s 'tr,s rssfrE r.
nrs., trn n nsa.'cfar-. 20 ol-s s- 81 's.r.
CT f-''ss 'p-cu.T' n''rsut ~ r'c'Fs OF af'- say
RosIS-isoss So ss, A.. 80 ron y.rs
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
Disasters. a e.

Br< 2, Ysnts OF NLors.n G,-rt-d from s.ton- Pouf
cann or Cdsr.-t.n sto- spruns. es AN ssh w. 10
srith ls.ns VI. dan s..i-fJ a.. az -snt
loon th-r Bat saw - Ntc-- Di
ohnt touns sfsf ~ - sf sshr s-r
x H.mpton kst. shef- Cp' 80
suth bouas >.- Loaeou
>ofa r.. u - is1-,
. 49, Loo<or. b.. y Csrt O. .ra nssf-d
Darlss B1-ro. Juy bat th. An shrFr
~ fns thr-s
s-,ry sr-s.s H- f.sca.i bs shpn.-
5rf of g. Jlhn NJ. s.r-d h-r cso--
-s-nrr Olsos pa AL -lt-
f.ils on IA hat zoe .ogd &
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

BAITfN0RE- I1'sas]I ~
.,gsus. received 10 this city today from
Ner Orleans 10 four hours
~, a, az Y,ss York O9rsio- This does Dot quite
-, 20 orr o.Hc. for vs received one ini' Ai'sr'
non Ia hours ~ min-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

~ The erm of W. iss~sg.k CO 10 proverbsi
ho-- requiring sr.t g1.iiy r-.ay made ssrn-nts
srse ~ ~tch hand a. No est-n-
.ive establishment q Bro.d-sy Anenesn Hs'ei TIE
n-w ~ fancy ffocss nuocuoed for Tavsng and
cuisines. purposes. a.. commended a. psFuculafJ neat
>11 g-rIr-. gsru-uts aIfH
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

I~QUEsr.-Coron.r Walters held a. inquest
yesterday st the Third Ward Station H0use. upon
unknown man aged 43 ~no fell into tie river a. The
foot Of Cortlznd-.t, Moudsy ni.nL TIE d-cessed
Psss-user IN tn PM yhis train Inst evening
and the Ferry boat approaching ~ N-sfors
bridge, D. attempted 70 jump shore oui missed as
f0ocng Fsr1ict-Desth oy drowning
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

y~ The colo-cd men a. Connecticut propose 70
have. Convention On the 18th inst 10 consider their
. ool. .tical condition" &C.. The cal is well written
and spirited .ppssl They wish " possible. 10 obtain
the ri.ht Of suffrage and regard their exemption from
taxsiion a. . pnvlsgs VI little 1m2etAhes.
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spoken, &c.

.ils a. oa ~ .sP U-e' s-'H in Sroh. jay ss h'
s.1 Frs1f
40 l0 rs ~ ~ " pa.-e ssop sts-rrs 9TH,
h -nf- tsx - oa- sas 30 81 sseh corusf
raomss Psnu' of sssn iron Mon sst jay -
~ So -
o. s.ns.l q ne D-.-ss 10 ssrr ~ sgh'n -
ns ~ ssft> sng snd tls
! L. !. u :. .--- - = ! w.
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VERMONT ELECTION.
R>turu of yesterdoy's Voe-Teiegraphed 70 tn

R<turns Of yesteTddyi F0I-I IsegT0PNea % ~
Tr15Bn>
FIRsT DISPATCH
Msschsm Elected.
BrssrSsros, Tuesday, Sept 4
Ma. GsEILtY: We have heard from Bennins
ton. Ho,lssd, Msnchester, Darlington, and most
Of the procip, towns on the west side Of the
mountain. In every one Of them there is large
Whis gain.
Mr.cHAn is elected to CoDgrem by large
rnsiority
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

LHAELKsTeN, 1esdsy, Sept Z
Hsskinson has been elected Msy Or of this CIT
by 2t msjor'y fOgr dispatch then says that the
whole tcEs. j. elected, but whether Wig or Loco.
Foco doe. not STATE
The steamer Falcon touched on the bar on Thursday
nisht received Der mails and 10 passengers and pro.
ceeoed on her voysge
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

- Grand Division =. of r. State Of New
Sork.An al l-fref spees session u ne Grand VIC
iou vii Dc held a. - Broadway, Wednesday ev-oiss
sept AT 0eocs to receive reports " Gr.ns Scribe
Gr,nd Treasurer and Committee % Flnzne- b. os.sr
4As- NA EDMOSDs. O. " A.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

rY For ne best snd uo.i ~iie y-rrcuisret ne~spA-
p-r. 1f ite cogutrN. PsLNss sspqoinirc nr Assn
lh authority o r-c- sni rrcrit r sa5.cup oa. Aut
.fvrr.erens - rcrg tn I'll tnr opportunity ~ - -
1g ss,f- and jldicuus sysem % advertising oner N
-. Il. h
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
- Grand Diyisis

" The Fall session Of Union College Will
commence MS year on Fncsy -lst September.
a.1sl -.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
~ SAxr

" SAxUEL LUDvIGa Esq. is about to com
nence Course OF Lectures ON Hungary 10 fhhsdei
phs The reader will ind in the Supplement to thi'
sheet Sketches Of HHnSsvy," BY this gentleman
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

" J. w. Cloves Desti.t-Gr Hsdsonsl (opoo
ate Cr-eusich 6saGl. Aew-s0F. -Orc- hours roe
An tosPN kExYosg Nay J. SO
T. shi y-.rs honest ard csr-fs pr.rucs. sn-f ore
y-ars fsiinfsl st1cy. have made ny frssd. N.'rs~
ros CLOVIS ia ny ssGEstOnl of he n~st Drs~sS
OF ne pr--ent day. SMITH DOOok,
sln .co-.is "a b~Ios
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

" WYN,S. raE M.sci.S. b.. tssen he up towlSeo-
pie by storm The ~sessr Baidlng crowded 10 sx'
cess On Moad,y and Ts-.dsy ev.lins.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

FlREs.-A fre broke out sbogtsP NJ. on Mon
day .hi =. B.tery psoe Ossssioued y the bursting
OF = csmphen- lamp u 49, ou. VITA u ding d.
msge .. About o'clock On Monday afternoon IRE
was discovered 10 wood hozse 10 tie Of %
venteentnst caused y some boys manufacturing
matches 10 was speedily exungui.hsd.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Gg>i>'s FIEsr ersLIrY .r N-CF~I~, Pa .fy'-
Improved In model snd unsurpsss~d Ia ei-s.nce .r- y,
osrred 30 orgiasi price q s. The public OILY
&c .~e 10 order 10 b.. pr-.eni fashion ~heh 4. rot
approached 10 beany = form hy sry other In III.
city JOHN y OENlN' - Brosd~sy
Gr~rLr~E>', FssEiosssLr OvrFirriSs EsrAslfn.
~ssr-J scorr, is7 suiioa-.t respectfully
10 trsn..nt i,iors wei as the eiuxs1s q N-wY,fl
hat HI. e.abn.hmen, within Two doors esst o. B,osA.
way row provided with the mo,t perfect s..onm-si
Of every srues nse.sssry 10 eoupeie %. ssal-nsn's
toilet iuc uaing shirts Of The pdern sy. eo.srs
gloves. dressing robes. a. With vsrisy Of meriso ara
cotton hosiery pocket ssnckerchefs scsf. Ac a. prees
wi.hin ne reach of. csses Every Nuce q re oesi
manufacture
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
FOREIGN Ports.

Bu.ao. Air..JsJ .hp rst c.rl-s hr cshoru, s.fs'
Ar .n-,s... Asoph Han oe-.ns. Cree
Bo.an 81 Chcofs n -sad. % o. sse-ss. coo-,y -
Or-sr.. rpt1-. IN g. errs On-nf s-uI Lab,
rhH.s- fssf ~s ntsf. - Nfus. ts >of1
n fn.as o.. Psrn. s. O. g., s--- Nan
c. Hors. 6.s1s "a Gns 0f Pa. So ssh, ssn sss
s.atar. ar Csikln.
A. 6,.ss rsn frsr.. r.ssl Assst. erx - ior r.se.ps
Te.ssl port
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

" Teicgraphs In Vic xtc o.-An ese1-n's rsa'
.svius b-ea sfsa-d by he A-xcsn OOTcfu"e1. 70 oce
sTues Tesssphs In he Repsole, th~ .ne-f.snea en-
po~-r-d Tor 1sposA o. SAD nsn- sDo VI 70
Of n~r,co wn OEO STEWART
Az lsu Aericsn slce-tolsSi ~ ofoao~sy
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
WhaIers.

Arr Ns-shrs i,t c, g.. fun issi.a oessa
H--rs J-y :. 3D. ~ 1tsspn ou
So 1 g.. lst. .tlps flfuosssrf bss1s
INpsa cos. is brs An.rss Lsresr Atsstc Oc-sc
- s5s sgn ol, ~ sns '1r sssgossit
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

A PsRAoRAFs.-A womsn named Bridget Hs-
gan having been turned Of doors where 81. lived
sousc where In MottsL came 10 the sixth Wsrd station
house Tor shelter where sne shorty sftsrwsrt DE-
liserrd OF 1ns male ehid Dr.. Owen Sweeney caused
her removal 70 the Cisy Hospital
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
PaasrnHsra Arrived.
ARINE NAL.

= 1as.>f sAtr Ca-sss-iir- g- Ltrsrsslh Ps..srs-
srsforr 80 M Gore. Nre. Lr-rps R.s gcha i nc
Dss-l Dr srt Of Lr-rpo,. 40 80 .1 .. .ts-ns.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
" TELEGRAPH TO Tps stw-YOSr TRIBUNE
.oe,d from >ew-Orieans

E For teesrsphie dispatches received 10 H'''' ~
y,.-,,. Fo,r.on n. Yesterday. So First Page
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

SroEEs FoUsD Orrs-Tne cellar Of % Water
o. found op~n BY ot1cer Furnsd On Monday nisot
A.o the store " Mr.. " Nelson g. souts.t oy o-.cer
Rice Al y O'Clock On Mon y ni.nt
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

ASorsES sRiLLlA>r NIoiosY 1t hss bees lard
.shi. bat Gr0efa. Ecoaomy la. lt. sri G.nss IL
ioruon p.sc-d h0r. conibst Toe sSuGst u cheap
price. now sosi. 10 tiumph over Ecououy' hessggsf
.rr. he boot and x.i,sr store II JoNgs a Ann-si
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

TINS Gssir soor AND ssos ES,oSrs-The ,argess
sssorsmeai mi cheapest In ih- ety-5oos Shoes Gait
.n slippers. kc At Bsoos.s Fs.honsbs Coasess
soos snd shoe Emporium. 80 Fato1.l .t do0rs froni
R~ns
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

The rl.rs opsssd los mofank -A bfN -
,,. .o ,Irx srs, snt sgpPb tho Hsfs sps'nsP -
irene and ne .. .. - - a. F"'s'"'
y,..a losco ssss ef ~s<A spssalaiess tAAs ssssi h
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
PORT OF Nrw.YoRK....srrrrNBEs

MINIATURE .Ls.ssc....rEts DAY.
rsr s.t....t Ts, sss- H.-. Q o.
ssrEs....scpt-
Hs@a 90
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
Arrival Of the Steamship Noriberner
From Pittsburgh.

CEAILtsT0S, Iuesday, Sept 4-AM
The Steamship Northener, Badd, from New
York, 10 coming up the bay
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
Progress Of the Cholera.

HLBANFl Iu'susyl sept f-F.M.
There have been cases OF Cholers and 3 deaths
10 this city during the "a hours ending ths day
RocHEsTEE, Tuesday, sept 4-PM.
-Four deaths from Cholera occurred In this city
yesterday.
MoTRrAL, Tuesdsy Sept 4.
The intsrments Of Cholera since lsstreport " ere
I, and al Quebec, @
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

PiTTsRUEGB Tuesday Sep; 4
There s thee feet ~ water m the channel
which 10 risins slowly Busne" is rapidly improving
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
Markets. .CH.,Lt,1os. Sept .-A.s
.BuyyLo Sept 4sPM

The market for CoTTON is 4 better. and the sale
yesterday reached 900 bales st The advance quoted
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
CITY rTEMs.

Ma CLAY Hon H-nry Cay arrived tris
morning from S-sport by the Empire Sts'e- ne 'ooA
carnage Immediately for ihe Albany 5osi ana pro
ceeaed Up the River Ia intenton vas % 'oP =
E.ndsrhook 70 make cal upon NJ v" 5ursn-
To boat did D., stop al KncerhooE. sr Gay 'oDi'
return from Albany tie down 5osiio is.' purpose
NJ Clay, health 10 almost restored ard &c IS OF rs
way back % the shades q Ashland
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
steamer Launched-Native Conference
Whig Ratification nMeeting-Markets.
COTfespOndence u The Iritune
pHu An I'll rHfA TuasdAr sant 4

1
PHnApELrHA Tuesday sept 4
The steamer Ptuadelphi intended for tn,
| Phr.delphis and Ausnnc Navigation Company. vi.
launched At 81 O'Clock. today We assured by
reporter that the .ereoyped phrase for such
she sioed gracefully int her natural element car
he used On tnis occasion With perfect proprieiy
TIN. !, politically busy DAY The Native. mold their
| Conference, and the WI. Delegates meet - ni.ht
The Wing meeting set nish % rsilfy the nomination
of Csn-l c. mui-siouers large sui spirited sens
tor Cooper and Henry Fuller E.q The whig can
oiisie were pressnt snd spo ke
TIE export demand for FOur continues ued and on
lew hundred barrels hsve been tsk-n for ID puert
. u, PEI Do. Pr ciy eon.a npuon. pncr, range frou
oelnzuc sales of e0s bhIs Peursy . IS per
DOL Cfsiu-Il-fe 10 far oruisnd for Wtes and prices
bushels >Vuttern yellow a. 6s Osts-A cargo of Snuth
sod A. 2sc and some P-,na siS4e buss-L Moa.
efs- ,s.r' OF cotton se making a i1l prces Nhssy %
he c 81 -s- 10 oo'h hhds AMI hhs
SsLs, ~ >rocss - fi,,f B.i,s-s2 10 schuylil Nav
ts e'. g. tooo do g.. IS. -; sSl Penn - ~ sS7
d. 81 An "a. l.ts; 10 rsrd b. ~, ~ R-sding.
"a 6l Couny S. on, - So 90 s, 7l 81 s. Pena
S.ooss Bel,s 's'fo Ys.. 's7 il.i, CSC DO. IL,
s-so P~u r. 80 81 $1,000. ~ $. L-s.sa Mo.is
Loan, - o. W ugtur, Co. So 81 So Nav iuf IS
Penn Bsns, los, sKs Bs.ip.. l6FkMseh ss sli
N.v,L-The following ss Iist of the ofHcep
Of tse [ shP vsndsii, bound FOR the Pscihc.
Commando. Wm GArdner, Liruf-nsnfsR jobs
-ou, wm. Hernd0n Reed Werd-n Tsoma. II Psisr.
sufseou Jas Palmer. Assistant Surgeon. Robert
C,tsf. Parscr John Bl-rcksr Aer1s Master .
RsnA go, Pas.ed Md,h pu~n, John s.~.ri. A
T Bsrens Il $ Geurs- Hunter. ; Luce. A " Aa-r-
-hsm' Midshipmsu, simmons; Aelins Mid.nipm.n.
Charles II Oushnsns Cspiaiu's Cl-fs, 2 , Gsrd-vf .
Aeuns bos,~sin, NhImsrh. Aelrs Ggnrer. Jotu
d Brsni. Acting Carpenter, R NJ San; Actirg ssl-
uskrr John " Norih-
fsssFNsEts
FrT tAs Plrse Ss.ldsea-Pss.ed Mldshpmen Jefferson
Nsury, hauief Davidson Aclug hidsaipusn 5 A
b4eI
fsr tAe 6'asslia. Ss1aarss-PA..ea Ma.AiPnsn Ii
Csrer, } Z De Haven
Tarrc Is {, mn..ion IN session A. the Navy Yard
Brook yn. consisting Of mmorores smith snG Perry
two Army oftcers oi the Engineer Corps and Mr.
>.nsrr Engineer Navy, 20 iucure into The AZ
and conditions Of the Dry Dock there which have not
Ne uusefstsns, been conducted 10 manner entirely
Satisfactory 20 th- Navy Department
Commander Adams hss been appointed Governor
Of The I ; Asyiam, near Gfsys Ferry lie entered
u2ou the duties on Monday ls.L
We imsgne that Commander Henry 4 Adams Ia,
been spgoiuied as the Executive Commanaer At ihs
Nsvs Asylum near Phiisd,lphls the distins su.h.d
veteran Commodore Jscob Jones s sui the Governor
oi that Institution which . the command u ocers Of
his grade Norfolk Beacon
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

4 MISTAKE ALL AsoU>D "a 'sniiy oi honest
country people whose notions Of sristocracy with is
and orders ribbon. sud ssrters were 'omerh.'
Of ihe sr Charles Grsns.ou era recently PAID their
srsi visit % NeE YORK They we're u course esger 70
everything TIA; 10 be and among al their
other excit eni, did not f.i 70 Keep sharp lookout
for the sristoSrscy A. length, In passing .ons near
Cans o. the olies. daughter. who va particularly
sensitive ,uch subjects, exclaimed. tssgins away At
tae old gen emen, sleeve, On, pa there's an aristoc
r.cy and ssre enough .ested IN wooden chair with
hi, feet planted sgs.nsi lsmPPost wss An ordinary
looking personsse dressed 10 Kentucky -ans, With
lsrge golden siar OF bis breast The Old gentlemen
stood sui With gaze At the phenomenon, and the
mother and dsu. .hters clustered round fIed in smsrve
group Of wonder. Here then. was toe phenomenon
for sight Of which they had long psnied aud At
lensth the old gentlemen musierng up courage deisr
mined % commence conversation With the gentlemen
with the that be might reject in hi. old sge
upon having spoken 20 Q lord. The NJ P. however,
going to sand nonsense threatened 10 lock
Up the Whole party they didn't g. about their bust
and 10 fact proceeding 10 carry out ths very
d,sgre-sble process, when the old lady ltne women
slrsys sharp for getting ont Of 'ersPe) slipped
bslfdolsr INTO the pooemsns hand, ana brought o.
Der husband and daughters in safety.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05
Law Courts,


Court Calendar. Tan DAY
Connos rlsAs-Nos. 10, 20, q, 2< ST. a. D. SS
q 90 An A
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

" After an absence Of several weeks, Mr.
FowLks ,se Phr-nolog'i, has returned TO the City -
h msy - consulted professionally at the Phreno
Logical Museum In Clinton Hall l2s and l3l Sssssu,t
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

BsAScs Dts0rs -Broosyn, Mrg.r-s H-y,. ls5
Fult0n-.I Wiilamshurgh, y \ }. Nostui Ns~-
olrgh. Y. John Van Mort. POUghk~sp.i- Y
ho.-- Dame N.ssrk. !. Conkin N-viu 7 NapsL
Pa-rso1, Dr. ingis J~r-ey Cly \ j -
E.rtn Ma,Lllrd - Z L lnr--- - - Nl-l.AA
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

CoNP.Sr PARiDss.-A larse troop Of German
Horse Guards looking hnely. Psrsdsd through our
street. yesterday The Jefferson Guards, Company
C.. OF the Finh Regiment proceed on target ereur
zion 10 Hoboken and from the appearance OF the target
Ne should Judge the corps vas composed Of good
rnars,men Afer returning. they went through re,i-
mental dril IN the Psfk
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

THE MA~ArEE. Or SsA-C Cow -rnisirsre animal
which hs. for many year, considered extinct hs'
been captured in Florida brought 10 Ne~-Yorf and
and viii be publicly exhibited In sie~ days issAd
10 De one Of the .restesi eurosiues of the day.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

THF HorILs-An immense number ofstrsnge's
arrived in City y-st-rday much that the hos
sccommod alton, for them were insufficient
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

II TIE 2ire STAT from FsA hiver oroosn'
.ero~d Of psss~ns-r. Monday nisa'-nesFI ~
having t.Eeu % board 40 al Newport ne i-'1ion'
st.-s are eavins that delightful -sterns-Pisee JOY
home. although tie Oeesn ard AaanIe VII eontn ue
open Until tn. 80 Of October NJ Gay 5ens on BOARD
TIE Empire siste. NJ Hlnmsn. ne sAnd'om- steward
q ast boat rin-d 70 t.se advantage oi tne occ-
sion make display tee supper table snd c. r'-lAy
more magnificent rspast Tas never Known IN 'ne
history snoosinE Every resources oi ine e-'i' y
Exhausted 70 supply the is5l- and TIE abundance
q oe.uufu sorer. and re sP.~ador OF i1e csndrl'
ors made IL scene o. Lnost res. e.esAnee- Ny.
Clay expressed himself hgnly pleased Wiz ne whole
ss,r and TIE Psssensef, were in rsPtsr-' CsP' 'oe
Comstock. NJ Ca.se and Nr. Human were devoted
ia their sttenuons and the Empire State will not soon
De- forgotten BY who were fortunate enough 70 BE-
on board that night
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-05

~ The would have been opera goep. last eve
ming found 81 dsrf N Empty pocket in front Of The
srosdssy With nest little manuscript hsndbll water
II on the door 70 the following .-eei Tede.co SEX
No Performance Tonight" This Per'pieuou. BIT Of
rhetoric s east explicit enough, Il no; ssusisc
tory snd ne therefore pithaold the brilliant cruque
intended 10 have written upon the charming Rosns
and IN regard the indsposisionto s.ns-of the pri
NJ. DOM. n,oluio di esriello, merely excaim In the
words OF the 'ententious Figaro
Dome dome .ierni Del.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-04-05

II To"s MEETIYG.-The polls were opened
IN this town yesterday morning At 10 o'clock
The following gentlemen were nominated fol
the General Assembly for Senator, Henr,
Bull and Edward Clarke. For Representa-
lives, Henry Y. Cranston, Christopher G.
Perry, Joseph Anthony. Benjamin Finch and
Joseph b. Weaver The balIotting was con.
linued through the day, and at the close ofthc
polls the vote stood as follows, for Senator
Henry Bull 800, Edward Clarke 2GI ; major.
Ity for Bnll 80, The Representatives were
elected without opposition.
! The vote on the State ticket stood as fol-
lows Wing 400, Democrat co, Free Sol
2G. Congressional ticket, Wing, 459, Dem
ocral, 60, Free Soil, Is.
Some townbusnass was transacted, which
we shall publish tomorrow.
PoETsMuUTH.-A, one o'clock the vote
stood, Wing, 100, Democratic, II, Free Soil,
! |, on both tickets.
John Manchester, was elected Senator, in
place of William Barker, declined, Borden
Chacc, Reprcse' tatiye in place Of Edward
Coggeshall, declined.
MlDDLETowN.-Whig "a, Democratic
., on both tickets. Nathaniel Greene,
Senator Samuel Gould Representative.
JAMEsTowN.-Wc hear that Mr.. Thur
ston, the Congressional candidate, had
! majority there we were unable to OBJ
tain further particulars last evening.
LITTLE CoMpToN.-State ticket, Wing
G3, Democratic Z, Free Soil :. Con-
grcssional, Wing G5, Democratic 7, Free
Soil 0,-polls not closoe, but votes prob
ably all in.
TiyERToN.-State ticket, Wing l05,
Democratic 36, Free Soil 3. Congress
sional, Wing 100, Democratic 30. Free
Soil B. Senator. William Chapman
Representatives, Robert Gray, William
p, Sheffield the latter by a majority OF
G6 over Asa GRAY.
N;-Thc Prov lenco Journal has discovered
Macaulav to 10 alagialist. In the farewell
address Of Vice President Dallas, delivered on
his retirement from the Senate, occurs tho
following
Nor, Senators, is any man fit to partc
pate in the government Of great societies
with elements combined as ours are, who hes
i,atcs about disoblging the few who surround
him for the sgks Of the many whom he Can
never see"
Now, compare this with the following pas.
sage in the frs, volume of Macaulays Elisto-
ry of England:
No man is fl, to govern grea. societies
who hesiiaes about disobiging the few who
have access to him for the sake of the many
whom he viii never sco"
The Journal is al loss to know how Ma
caulay managed to got copy Of the Vice
Presidents address before it was delivered.