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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

Dr ORDER Hon Mshle ulsho~fef. Dot Juifs " No
DCour of Common -as and Tor ih- Cy snd t1uniy ~
hereby pursuant n he Prny-on Of he .'
authorizing resident d-btnfs that arh
sgsin-t ne estate Of WILLIAM a. HAiekf siss
The State Of New jersey and that the ~ 40 W
hs debts lness he appear sud dhsf.- Sub 'nh
According a. las within nlath from he hr't patD'
this aud that the Of debts dos 10 m D. i's
h Stats md the delivery 10 hm 1f h s- 20 fnj Ff
-ry belonging h, and the trtn-r 81 'ny s
property h iorbddsn and VOID Dsi- - 4Na
day of October, las htpok' fhfhl
ol5 Isg,Hn Aff0fn@Ts Cor Attaching tfsiiof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07
AusIIs q CAMPBELL. A,,oru-,. Joe Attaching c',iho'
". u y. III.

yH ORDER of The Honorable Mohas tshosfsf, fHst lnigs
Dine New York Conmon Pleas. n1tc@ hereby gwen plst
provisions he authorizing sithmeli' s4a
.eoniu. concealed debtors. hst -nspi @
the estate of DAVID FAY, sbseodms 'ss'
resident OF Brooklyn, the County OF hnss, snd ess ~ 80
lofs sold th- pas meat 81 As i-s
un-. he appear discharge suCh attachment atoriS %
~hu mouths from the hrst publication - This uhe ti
payment Of any debts due 90 By person 90 psf n'
csv-B him. Or for hs OF sny property b-onss 20 tm
and tho transfer Of .ny property b. hm ufb-n BY ~ NV
yoidDatsd the 9Th day Of Janusfy, 1874 WIN nllo'h,
nn Iarlm Altnru.n lof Aralh.l n lfsi,H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07
LAMPS LAMPS.

QICa MINIATURE SOLaK LAMPS. ifou . - u =
Ae-seh Dore lamps snc Lanterns hEa 81 . - y mar
besrs1t glass lamps with shades bal. p.r-cr and store
lslnn kooes ~icks. esnphere. Of tl-nirs r4dr Sc-
- hui-s--c ard retA1l IL pf.ce. Tor cash AZ
81 I'm {. A BAL DNf,-. Isrfn sore. 81 tOWFTy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07
IA Gof-D ron FILLING TEETH.

nR MANSIONS DENTAL ROOMS, . Eighth-aven1-
pAhin-to'-qan-- Tech Inserted, from one ~ a. 81
IRE Every o7-rs.iou gusfzn;--d Prices moiefsie
Ancient sra Modern Hstory " h- Teeth, Published BY
Hsnson -n year, prscrc1l Deucstl esn DC hal grsus
Him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

o.flcg OF ptL- AND HUo. CANAL Co
Ne~-YoTk. Feb - 1919. :
THE ANNUAL REJECTION for Manager Of his
Il Compsoy will BE bed 81 is CT - 81 WS-s on Tues
Gay, he .lle Gay " March TIE poll VIII he open
u O'Clock, noon ard eiose PIP Nj The transfer books
will be eossd nom the I'd 10 the ssh March nexl
BY order OF Tie bcNi, ISAAC ~ SEYMOUR,
2sf iMhS Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

I'D -Thres OF those five and handsome three-stOry
~ sud agic houses. with two story yea rooms situated
on the southeast Of Secondary snd rweiflns and
now fnslng IN The very best b. dsys work, Win
marble manles and CRATES PLAYED furniture IN ronI base
eri ard fr and second stories front psrol widows ae
Of The beet crystal plate glass basement and second stoy
best Fnslsh crown glass; stained glass IN parors ard les
rooms wAler closets basement sec0nd and nrd stories
Beebss range and copper Dol er there are II glghs IN
the foreman carpenter 10 the building, OF OF JOHN HAN
RaHAS IS Thlrd.t m5W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07
"a Fox SALE. Al FORT HAMILTON,

a. (ihs Earow. A nost desirabe country residrnca
- comprising handsome Cottage, cor aiming rooms
cosch house gardeners house, ice and Summer houses
vegetable gsrden well slockei with frut trees and ~ hr
chest slate ~ cultivation. front garden ornamental sDd
IN. whole covering spare of65 by go feet The aspect
Immediately facing bay ard only I'VE minutes wsls
from lh. steamboat lsndng 5000 can remain On bond
and mortgage II desired For Terms, &c apply
.7f y 4 J. bIEEt MEX. Z Broad 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

- ,ov situated ir no Ftlsse OF 'lfi.ie ~
49, 80. I'd he city good house. htr1, iri OR - So
f-,,.. srnI-. pss-s resch-s cherries To '.l-lol %
49,, 80 n, tore For a. 80 rsracu "a irqair- oi
g, -. 'o' : OLMSrfp. isi Wser-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07
VIM. II FRtSKLIN L SONS, 5 Brosd-st or
3ws DAN'L h SMITH. Manhasset, l..

IN FOR SALE, CHEAP pleasant and commo
~ dious residence In New Brunswick, n The house
3- Is nearly new and In excellent repair with irun
garden and other convenience situated conveniently 10
he Railroad or Steamboat lsndlngs Nearly one-hsH u
purchase money can remain mortgage al per cent
New Brunswick 10 Of the most pleasant and hes my
Town, rear Nsw-YorE There are SIX Railroad and two
Steamboat departures daily luqu'e of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07
ofTics o. Iss SsciIvTS OF TaxTs,

New City Hall. Park I
I,AXEs-ISt>-mNete ;. s-Iesy given lhai az Ae
T,xys remaining unpaid on he $50 or FTBkuAsY.
49, TNO PES CENT. orr Ae l5,h CAY - NsEcH.
The Seeeser ~o1d arsc uHoc TAI payers ne potsxrce
NJ mxklps as esriy gaYmenls pcssloie 10 avoid The
crowd sra delay which mgss n-cesssJ occur iasi pey
Qua 10 lie per certakcs being sdded
Hocrs foT receiving mnrey ffo;H 70 soe.o0A, r-A-
ssrkshls money or.y receives -.
toIiS hakNsf Hs"F - -
ISUUNrING-nOUsE DISKS, o-ee and Library
I 4 T.bes-s variety Of patterns, for ss-e oy
nan J. w sOuTuACk- leo Srosd~Sy
IyREsH TEAs-Flne Hyson Young hyson, add 90
Il ions Teas os excellent asgor for sac a. wao.ssae %
rs,sl hy lnssl 6ASSNEh fOVNvs - ehsin~a's@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

nRiTANNiA PITCHERs-Atnes ssoruness nsa
Da.scgured snc for ssls ate Barring By
OILS LUSlUs HARf, lsis sesreaaa Hsrt. =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

TAtjFORN COLOkEO htsbEH
I G0cDS-D4Y . Cortlsnd-st . roe nsIsis--l,ing
immense ou.ntss q Tysr Helms Patent heisic ~.
csD-zsd Rubber witch unlike The BACK lots does 20
ti,set he t1r.rsvs 30 esd s used l1-r ls pair ara
se g, y III ard much liqhef TEN p~railr@ Aan h1y ever
bsf5re rrad- Every srcs made according o ~ neW
psieut ths subscribers uLnr ana 1ss ~ ~
tent January, 1873 H. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07
FIRE INSURANCE.
AMERICAN Insurance COMPANY

Agency Ot6ce, No a. WIll.,l. New.Yors
1NflS COMPANY lSSURks agsinst loss aud damage
by Fire Merchandise Household Furunre ard other
Persona Property also DIV ching Houses Stores Build
iogs generally. 81 ~ low rates ss other Companies
DIRECTORS
" 5ol1sou. ". poial-r, stephen G. Gouf
WA " :. 2 smith. les- {. GfoFer,
Asa \ Doasb-fiy. Chi'1n , De Camp. Juha Young,
jonathan fakhursl. A. /. Deems, John Shad-rs.
7. '. JOHNSON, President
". POINIER, NicePres.deut
J II Woodruff, Secretary
ii MMASlms WM. JAS. bOGOs, Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

-, FOR ~AiE-Oa Aye Mex, 10 tbe iosn Of Rye
~ Ws-irhe.er rs " and-ihe roI eligible hud-
- ngipot 10 found hir side Of New Haven bordering
on the Boston pOsosd and the creek which empues direct
ly ID the sound there bahnR spot Al me tool 81 me
place-gooc isug close by Al al uri-s No place an he
found more srsbls or gen enans country resdt n'
10 be built The Rs road pot Manaroneck Is not over
minutes val from tbs pisce FOR particulars inquire oi
ri J. ID hlLlst AZ Inc MhflNol'f@ beP't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07
CALIFokNIA-Tea. u y eEeeleli ON, a! c, {,

E4IIF0kNIs-Tess Ia Or exec. eat form an COZ
vsoienf pact sges for California, calculated Tor mp
stoe, persors IN TIE cOunty, ard private Advenur
Tney are 60 secured hs, hey are wATared no obesoo
uosfure For sss the old es,sbshnent 81 ne tAN-
TON TEA co Us Chsihsms Between Pear end Roose-
vet) S-wYork- Particularly r-commerdei ioi ~ 49,
Me- hisc, bres kf.t Tes fne substitute Cr Cofee, on
800 " - lOf 1fav4gSkW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

rs PURSUANCE Of order of safrorst@ cosnl =
N-s ION, nie. hereby n al persons lsfls c1 ~
ROBERT TIMP.Os l4ts ~ t- CT fors. 3ef~ts~s
fr--ri - sans III Fogchsr. hsr-of3 t- slhscr Al ~ -
u John l. hs-f, NJ - Fao1 CT Of Ne. f =
t>o- ~ thlreh fort tssDJ
s'rih i.y n s-ptsmb.r, sts ELLEs l. IlsPeOr,
~ sxsu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

g. BUILDING LOTS AID lMPkOxED REAL
=. Estate FOR SALE AT HOBOKEN The Vii
- age % Hooker cOuvenieui, Pleasant and
healthy place q residence presents Advantages ~ eas,
equal 10 any olher place 10 the vicinity Of Ne~-f0'k -
trough medium u several nes " ferry hoats com
m1uicsroa Afforded with the city thfee Different POSTS
w. Barclay Ca1al ard ChrsOp her SIS IA ar induce
meat 10 hose de.uus u svang ih-ms-yesO Of hs scgan-
q resderce IN hobckeu lie most liberal irfh
vii b- made bon 10 the sale q os snd 10 ne l'e 81 ne
rries the Communication Delg - low 90 on any her Ter
~ OH " N-w-ilrx Beside from Us ya1e are u
residence from .e p- ton " Hooker u n a. oe END
hat investment within Is as cAlrO be otnerws- than
sal s1d prom able Fof 1fofnaOn - 70 conditions prices
sc rcgif- he Hobokrl c. Otce, ferry snfing hO
bokeu. q 81 3N' W " euifrkH. Agrut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

Is PURSUANCE RI order ~ th- sarr1s- ~ ne c1lsy
iN@s fofk no'i- hereby - al p-rsors clans 80
CHASE DsDDDD ae n toe ttg o N-- fefs fslessl y -
seat he Fcatter fl--l a. ~ s
iag-r.o ~. Pear street CT n Ne. lsa
osiors th~ ezy u J4n- nerfst f1s ~ -
Gay Of Nossno-f, ists JAMES WEIGH, Ainin.srsf
is.du+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07
NENMNkTHsG OLD WAshlhO MAChINi

are dec aedlythe beet yet offered f'r sNei hey WI
Es,b ne COL as fast ls RI iaO The machine an wal
= on more importance the god. black sand cnnHDaf src
plsNns csrrot esc7pe from Il trcy are arranged i'I
tor.a and hand power. wiih extras and bor@d, from
a. TO SIS Also god picks mi1iug tools, pumps note
c., yors ahsebErrvs. reorts crucbles teal chests
al ever description o. implements foT Csnofnis FOR
.sls at pnces 81 he Agnculrs Msirho1s- ai9
SEED store Of 4 n ALLEN - W
10 ia. 100 and la Waisr-si. Ssw-fOrr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

rs PURSUANCE q Of t- s1rnsat- ConeJ y
NsN io NOTICE h@rsby gwen 10 al pefgql- hfss 80
sgtl1si JOSEPH G. PkTkk-OS. ate ~ Cfy fofs .
s tls F0u.-fs fNs s9rl
ofs- Mssf street Cfy 1ofs. - =
before hs ury tri cay oi JOY nerDsiss N Ns - "a
day Of Jtnlsry. lsF. u. RANDOLPH HARfih.
8l lasfHlF Aslaal,ffslQf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

g. Ju iET-F.ne rooms 10 the Lew iourslOIy houses
Ia la sud len Sevensh.t bal carpcied &c liqlfe on
- tie UTenis's .
sf, bssement ard Atc houses Ia jersey Cav rent
s75 ys.r Five threeory BRICK houses 10 cuuih BlooS
IN pleasantly situated So An elegant mansion, dli1
sip NeS house 10 Yosksi 90 on Thidy-nin.h 81 Do
90 SecOndavenue and FOr' en- :. &c &C fOssslel ever
Immediately INQUIRE al q Fgltou-st m lm'h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

80 Ept zAIf-The story nuca nngsr. loi iN[ Mad
ts Lot o0 iu depth bJ - q 10 width well stu
aed flf gent eman's residence doing business IN me
love- part oi the city Also mOst desirable country reel
deuce IN about ~ Of and 10 good stale " cum
walton. upon which coz eueut modern d~ei ny
with the n.ua ouhudings The location unsurpassed Tor
Ah and prospect Of easy the city by land or
water only fifteen miles distant For terms, which VIII De
made accommodating, apply %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

g. fUtk NAtfEs VIZ v ~ tAftt " = go 80
4 h. cry. n. house gud store premises ~ fsfE, Ntss
- chs.t. Co one mile south Of Tsuyowu lot 80 feet
squsre b1i house, - by b feet n'siy mashed
rooms psnuii &C. g0Ol &C. ~ under the whole rNcero
ci.tru srd well n wafer; - hy 80 se t~osionr'
high wlh cssr aud good stable, excellent staId Tor \
general county business he Hudson River ksliOsd
TOMPKtNs, Tefrytown, or OF THOMAS MARTINI, $50
Ninh-sveuue New YORK ~ lhi'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

II PURSUANCE o. Of he sarrcs. Cosey .
lies fofs no-- henby gwen % per.a. hsas 90. -
BENJAnI> TAYLOR ss u he Csy of Ass HIssa. fs
Pfessni NJ SANE "a osct-r iisf-o o-f q -
Of JosAh Hove, Ia No q Wal ..ss Cty Of sse -"
- before Ne hnsssth icy n DATED No. fofs
CO. 1t F-pfosfy lsfs ~ lz~oni AssE TAYLOR Ael--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

NruTlOE-l hereby ElVrn. VI SECTION -, ar
ebapter0 part oi the Res ed atute. a. ~ ti'
JOSEPH THOMAS Of England. nia-f. ts,eassi "a
John BUTTER ate toe l. and of fnn ti. flfstan o. -
cent h-is csu. the vouchers Thereof % - s1on-f e. -
Office street. th- Cty 10 Mes fo. on of osofs Nc ~
isy of Apni uekt-Nsw iars, f-bnar >, lsi, 49,.
i4ft.es. JANIS THANfh. fuhls Atnf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

pIBLic ADMINISTRATIONS OFFIcs 81. >.ss.s ,.s ssga
Ncfr t-r-ty fV.1 at u-t oil ~ a 49,
bhpykro III CITY 81 FrFa@ 20 p M.
- Easel, 80 ~ho a-gst ~ ave e,d ni>,-. @
IT. = % III sal lt-sz'e n - hsrts oi - f4ea
~ n t1in stref add l.psei Of - bra scc r- y 80 go
De ZANE - CLAIMED ty aalli stil - n.
-ss,-t. b 81 DAY Mach r-itDstss N-s tefs
lstt l.li lsst-l JAHE, 81 IHAiEk Plole 49,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

II PURSUANCE Of .afogsis u t. County o
fN-e f0rk hereby D. M p-ons lSTnx claims .s.'
GEORGE BANNI.TEk. ss u the Cy NJ N@< fofs fscs.t- y
present. he slh soushsfs -fsof - sabscf.' q =
ofc- Of T. PECK SOS SO u Cf street t- 60 ~ N-r or
before hs hir-A dsy u hsnh nsIL Dated N-s f9n'
t~saiJ szth dsy u ssp .sut.f lsse
NARY BAsSfsTER, Afun-u.fb,
az sETH WILkE5 Afnnstrlrof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

/ Hat.u TE~T-.-Per,ous going 10 C-iforlia VII
Md 70 ta-ir advantage carry MD t1-l l7-, ~
which th-y ssct main the q--hY oi goa 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

,i ORDER Mnhs-l Uho~fef ts 30. Juil- u us eesf
d. Common p-s- uf he CITY tli County of NrN iu Npssf
barely gwen. punusnt 90 the provisions 20 ~ statute aa-s
aftahmfus against ausCnuag concealed tnj moo fe.si ~
40 attachment issued sEtn-t e estate oi NiiAh
BANIFss the state n Ne~ lofs and u ~ itns
= be- - fr the pam-nf Debts uuIrss be- appear "a "a
ehsge su,h attainment according 90 se within three nlNf ~
puts ct s sni hat thr "a, rnt 90 tl 80
him b. sny person within ts SLATE, tni 10" ierp F" nnE
~ properly within th- STATE b-onfos 20 bon Ai
transfer pro perry bonn. 1f1id,u - e taa are '-
Dated tho lfh isY Il januaff. l.F
AIsIIN & CAMPBELL Attorneys Tor Attaching 'feiios,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

NOTICE l. HEnfni GIVEN aecotns ~ AZ % al qsf'ons
Nh.gms csms ssan-t JOSffH TOTEM late ol Ne Cuny
81 Rshmoni i-,-a,ri. pfes.u the stme, sh " pl1'
thereof % ts .uh.rbef- - executors OF The rsis 90 49, IL
,.a..l al N. pace Of r-s-nc. OF krsam foru 90 snd
Msstt-d sad county, 90 before tr -Airn y . ~ i-
Dated January q. 1879. tfHhAiN , luiihN
no ,,efmr ABN. g TOrfks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

AIN YORK SUPERIOR COURT tlnfNf NuNNN9
rsr,r., DAVID PEYsER-fo DAVID rfissR. -
100 DEFENDANT 700 are hereby e srssei le touf
fis s.trn ~h.t cops hsrrsfh serf-i on 49, -..s
r, 80 sou, arsser Nasssu - n ihe tY Of W. io
aim %, As,s sf-f hereof lts DE- i es1A
-rf- sni ,oH f. srs~- 10 compliant arrsi ne psNf
ami. Court a. the Cty Hall ~ s-i tty a. - s-cs
T.r isof on he Dot Moody Arr 1872 a. o ok r -
r-aon fsrsnirt ~ compliant Ntpi Nefi'
d. fs fs.l rgf af FUGfsk CAssFk ii. iisrf AtusJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-07

and fam u the sub-cfs,-r 81 ksst lsEnd. " Dlso-
- usr l. ItWIl b. Jet tn two parts-ih- mansion
house ar1-ns incudirg about u acres % and 40 ore
nsu ami t1a farm house and farm sensTh-Jr hotn To-
feher Tn. place DOT passed i0f hr.lth beauty AMI
advantage. II nshiDg. f,Wng and bathing. II Is about
Z. hnr. Der .-tmblG; from The city, ard has schools
cburchee Sc within miles Of h. snc Is about niles
from Glen Cove landing the Sound The mfnilurr OF
the house 18th carriages and everything or Eeulrel -
tabishmen l Do with The house. Also, h9 farming
uler.il, s,ocs Gc with The farm apply To
mt a. HENRY ST. WESTERN, - Broadway.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-09-19
Information wanted.

We are compelled, reluctantly, to ask
another question of the ex-official organ,
now the organ and exponent of the great
New York tripIe-headed Abolition, Free
Soil, and Locofoco coalition. We are
anxious, ay, impatient, to know what has
become of the Buffalo platform. Has il
been Incorporated into the new Demo
cratic creed' Or, have Mr.. VAN buren,
and his friends abandoned all that they sub
scribed to, when Mr.. BUTLER the vrtu-
Gus, and Mr. GIDDlNGs the vindictve,
struck hands, and embraced each other in
the presence of ten thousand admiring
spectators at Bufalo' Who has forgotten
that scene, as it was illustrated by the
graphic pencil Of the veteran and veneer
able representative of the elite Of the
Richmond Democracy
There were several interesting and inn
portant resolutions adopted on that occd-
sion-resolutlons embracing various top.
les, and suited to all colors and merid-
ians. They formed very broad platform.
In October, lS4S, the Union copied and
endorsed an article on this subject from
the Detroit Free Press, which is in the
words and figures following, to wit
THE BUFFALO CONVENTION
The platform Of principles laid down by the Van
Buren, abolitionists at Buffalo proves, as il
doubt intended, to be sort Of political drag net, 10
scrape together every faction opposed TO the great
Democratic party Of the Union. First IL caught the
Barnburners, then the Abolitionists, Liberty men,
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-09-19
From the Washington Union Of September u.
The Reunion I'm New York.

If we may trust TO the Geographic dispatches
from the mas- convention Of Syracuse, the reunion
Of the two parties has been effected upon moderate
and liberal principles The union goes to the com
promise ticket, without embracing any resolutions
which commit either party 10 tests upon the
slavery question. The previous separate conven-
tons (of Syracuse and Of Utca) had adopted their
own resolutions, and expressed their own views
upon this subject; but il would appear as II they
wisely waived in the last mass convention.
II this has been the course Of proceeding we hail
the reunion Of the Democratic party Of New
York with sincere pleasure-as the harbngcr Of a
cordial cooperation in the coming elections. II is
only necessary To carry the campaign against
the Wings in the same harmonious and forbcsring
spirit, and they must sweep every thing before
them
No wonder, then, that the whigs are alarmed at
this ominous conjunction Of the republican party
Il is not strange that the New York Courier and the
Erpeo should express the most serious apprehen-
sons about the result and that they attempting
10 rally their panic-stricken clan 70 the combat
No wonder that they, and our neighbor Of the Ma
honai fnisuigencer, should misrepresent the object
Of the reunion and attribute il entirely 10 the spos
Of Office The whigs, of course, are exempt from
all such suspicious. They are above the petty am
bition Of seeking place. even the editor Of the
New York Courier, who disclaimed, with Maxwell
CO., all aspirations for office-although several
Of that New York committee have solicited and OBJ
tanned valuable experimentation the Courier edi-
tor himself has solicited but could not obtain the
object Of his desires.
What would the whigs have the Democrats 10
DO? Jar eternally--refuse 10 cOalesce-notwith.
standing they held the same common principles,
and differed only upon one question, which had
never been formerly recognized element Of
their political faith Were they 70 stand obstinate.
ly by and permit the present Administration 10
violate all it, pledges to prescribe all our Demo
cratic friends and ssssi by it, measures the DO
litical principles which had held together, Were
they 10 remain disunited in compliment 10 the
WhRs and suffer them 10 revel in all the Offices OF
New York and at Washington The Democrats
have acted wisely in waving their only ground Of
dissension, and uniting their solid columns against
the common enemy; and "who cares whether the
wings murmur at their reunion and SANDER them
for efTecting il. We trust that the Democrats Of
New York will carry out their concilistory pro.
ceedings in their meetings. They will find the
| Wing managers (such men as the Wooden Nutmeg
Senatgr) stealing into those meetings for the pur.
pose Of introducing resolutions 20 rekindle the FIRE.
brand ofdiscord A firm determination the part
ana 10 put down all controversial discussions will
baltic the designs 81 the Wings, and secure glo.
| rious victory at the next election.
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Anti slavery men then portion OF the Land Re
formers, Fourierites then the disaffected Wings
next the Anti renters; and now we sec the coored
mems organization very appropriately coming out
on the Buffalo platform. The colored citizens OF
Boston very recently had meeting for the purpose
of making expression in regard TO the current
politics. A Free-soil club was instituted, and the
following resolutions adopted:
Whereas a new party has recently sprung into
existence, known as the Free soil party, whose OBJ
Ject II is prevent further extension OF slavery and
10 abolish 1t in all places over which Congress has
exclusive control; and
Whereas our brethren held in seryitude in the
South are looking TO us with the expectation that,
under all circumstances, and at all times we VIII
earnestly labor to bring about the day when they
with will rejoice in perfect freedom, and stretch
ing forth their arms to heaven, thank God for uni
versal liberty; and
Whereas in this movement we see the beginning,
the end of which will witness abolition of American
slavery; therefore
ReSolped That we cordially adopt the platform of
principles laid down by the Buffalo Convention, and
give our most Jealous support to Yam buren, and
Free s0H adams and liberty.
RssolUed, That consider the Hon. John +. Hale
as one of the greatest patriots of his age, and in
1882 we trust TO put our ark OF liberty IN his hands,
knowing he will carry it in triumph through the
great political battle which will then be fought
from Maine to Georgia.
we desire, anxiousiy, to know whether
all these elements and classes are alb
sorbed into the great New York Demo-
cratic creed and Democratic party Of 1e49.
If they are, how can this new alliance be
cause of congratulation to the ex-official
organ' That they are, no man can doubt
who is familiar with the rhodomontades of
the .4iSany .Athas, the New York EUening
Post, Mr.. b. F. BUTLER, and Mr.. MARTIN
VAN buren,.
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NAvAL-Lieut. Charles n. Poor has been ordered
TO the Gosport navy yard inspector Of provisions
in place Of Purscr l.. w. Waller, who is attached
TO the u. y. storeshp Erie.
The Beacon gives the following on dts. That
Captain French Forrest is 10 bc ordered to the
Washington navy yard in place Of Capt. McCau.
ley, who, IL h rumorcd, i 10 have the command Of
a squadron; and that board is to assemble in
Washington the let Of October, composed Of Com
modore sbubrick, Commanders Dupont, Upshur,
and other officers. 10 revise the rules and reGula-
tons for the government Of the Naval School at
Annapolis
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WASHIN GTON:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT 10. is4s,
OF FICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
FREDERICK G. Low to be Collector OF
the Customs at Gloucester, Massachusetts,
vice John L. Rogers, deceased.
WILLIAM r. SMITH to be Collector OF
the Customs at Galveston, Texas, wee
Hiram G. Runnels.
JAMES G. GREEN to be Naval Ofhcer
at Wilmington, North Carolina, vice James
T. Miller, removed.
HENRY DART to be Surveyor at Pont-
chartrain, vice S. H. Page, removed.