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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-18
Fair nj Castle Garden.

NEW ArTAcHaENr TO THE PIANO FoRrE We have
had notice several OF these Attachments during the
las, few years Each has lie peculiar merits, which
We explained and discussed at the time. The Dolce
Campaua, invented by Messrs. BosTdmsn * Gray OF
Albany n Y is quito now to US, and It's application 10
as Ingenious its effects pleasing. A number Of
heavy weights are fixed at the end Of corresponding
number o. srns proceeding from one center, which
communicates with pedal beneath, by which the ma
chine Is governed. by the pressure of the foot The
downward of the pedal throws the lever up
and presses the weights upon the bridge OF the Plano
Forte This pressure gives greater density to the
sounding board and the tone is thereby changed .-
This change OF tone merely modification OF the
tone Of the Plano Is the with the Harp Pedal
but Il Is tone, differing In character and quality
from the old This power, for Il Is separate
the original power being left intact, exhibits tone
soft but clear and full Of tender and plsintiyo feeling
Il seems naturally adapted to themes OF grave and
sentimental character. Its uso may DO considered To-
ztim.te in many comp stons OF classical charsc
ter, and while extempouzins the performer can pro
dace effect. both novel and beautiful The effect OF
the sweeping Of the wind over the strings Of the Ioisn
Harp d, produced By merely holding the notes down.
and .oitly raising the Dolce Caugana Pedal This Is
ou. one Of The many beautiful effects that We have
heard produced by skilliul performer.
We do not recognize 1t, of improvement
upon the Piano-Forte for being entirely separate and
almost disconnected, it Is simply an addition, which
may b. used or not At the viii Of the performer. Il
can be applied without difficulty to any PisnoForls,
and cannot iDure the instrument put out Of tune
a. ia seton has nothing do vita the Strings The
instrument be either az the Far at JO.lies
Music store, 300 Broadway.
We understand that the makers Messrs BOardmas
Naffh r4gnF Il.
manufacture or single A" Attachments 10 any makers
who may have calls for them. The arrangement Is
good and will render II popular
We advice our readers % examine this Dolce Campo
"a 4ys<Lta.1f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-18
The Election ia California

A correspondent Of the Boston Tunes gives the
following account Of the way the election vas
conducted in the diggings
On the day appointed eneamped six miles
below present location. During the not part OF the
day, the season Of the sesta yourg, late gentOOx
log man came into the camp on mule and Invited Is
al 10 turn out and g. % the polls We had been IN tas
country bat fs~ days. and knew very tts Of ts local
pores buI decided upon following the young %
the Big Bar, where TOE election was TO De held and
there gather what information could. on went
BY TIE mule path, bill and rsvine crsgzy rocks
add through rnorny chsppsra, until came 10 the
Bar. Ine place Of meeting vss tent and here
met about twenty miners. We arranged ourselyes
aoog 90 log under the edge Of the tent and waited
the progress Of events.
Directly guide took 81 bic bat and nominated a
moderator tor t1s meeting then thre- inspectors and
a clerk, all Of whom chosen thoat dissenting
voice A, the request Of one Of party he then
ted the object Of the election and ;h- tins
formed tina, the nrst tas prepared ballot
for d-legs tes 10 the Convention ais One If
ths prominent questions IN the election express
sion 20 whether slavery shall Dc allowed Ia Cslfor-
MA The candidate, though LOgissnisn, was opposed
ana Ogt % the Introduction Of slavery here aud
al voted for MIN. For myself was Of tee opinion
Of old mounfsc cer who, leaning sgsins, toe tent
pole. ksrsnSgsd the crowd, that 10 a country where
every sniie .de slave " himself there was nc
IN KEEPING niggers I deposited my ballot Ia IN
oil candle box IN accordance With this opinion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-18
TURKEY.
H. nrnnrh ralfn Kns.ln .

Be- far the most important political news y ms A.
rival me possible and even probable rupture Of rus
.ia ana Austria with Turkey II forms the chief tope
Of discussion 10 the Eagisa aad French journals -
xel a. among eli cssses and 10 "a paramount impof
lance. the Roman difficulty well As al other matters
Of national importance. appears 70 have been AIN o't
wholly !os:sight Of Tae most recent accounts from
Constanfibope s,ste tnst the Emperor Of hu.sa nes
rnade formal demand through special envoy 70
,ae Porte. Tor the surrender % kossuih, BEN and
other patriots VITO played prominent part 10 the ATE
Hungarian struggle, VITO have sought refuge II Widda
On the Danube. In tue territories Of the sultan The
Turkish Government Wih msnliress which cannot
be TOO highly cornmenseo, refused 70 be buied into
compromise Of 10. Independence, and Prince kaozi-
VII after having sefectively en1oavored 20 urge the
sultan into compliance vita Els demands, hss taken
az sbrlp, departure from Conssrn lnope, and Count
To4. the Ros.lsn Minister, has closed 81 diplomatic
relations with the Porte. England sod France, through
their respective representatives, have prevailed With
the Sultan 10 keeping I'm nfm % hi' nF't resolution
Already Ia Eogant aad France cabinet councils have
been held - consider these grave Circumstances Not
the slightest doubt cen be entertained Of the result
Should Rus.a pcrsi,, IA demanding the surrender Of
tAese devoted men European war is thought to 5e
inevitable.
The Journal de- D,bss Of Thursday Oct i,h, ssys
We are glad 20 learn that England aud France are
most cordially united in their 5,tefmnsted support
their Ambassadors in the advice given by them 10 the
Porte, respecting the extrsditon Of the Hungarian
refusees and note hiss been drawn up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-18

Ire banks - S.v'o1ntisrd sh'r Guy MsrnerinE Liver,
pcoi isisce arrived Tor New-Yors oSk Drunrocd y
Orleans. 2oh spoke i5,h. Cape Coc INV - niles. oT :
Denmark. onward hounf. ing Emma Frsnrrs 'cnf-
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Charleston lEcssl Fhi.sfs rtls. schrs brfg-~ sief,
s. Pierre. " ~, Nor0I. and Marcia rrnol. loTk
PORTLAND. Oct is-Ani7ed. schrs Frsnces. Norfois
EsF'- sni Hudson YORK. CaaSry. Cs.sls. Phil
sEWBU RYPORT. l6ih-Auived. schrs Ere, Ed~rd'
Jals srd YARNS. Phi. Ccrene YORK
sALTM. ish-Arrvri sclr B9.vsT. Phil
NEW BEDFORD. Shan ~ed. schr ADELAIDE, A
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sbela Pscisc. bTg Gaie1, Perusmhuco snt CslforrlA
Cleared .hir. Reberrs rs. ard Cssa Pscl nc Ocean
PROVIDENCE. le.h-Arrivsd. sclrs Mary fars-r. "a
VIZ II Johnson. RsprshaunocE VIZ \ S7o1ort, James
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Emily Do, Lsnpheer. Orion, Rhcte lssre Froviience
Roger Williams. ard Gaelic, fors Sailed sehf J
Rasing. Phil
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-18
Whi9 Candidate..

lndiscrioliE.te comnends,ion Of candidates
whom We desire 70 see elected COMFORTS neither
with orr tastes nor our convictions. The ma
jority o. the Whig nominees lsst evening are vel
and favorsbly known 70 our more intelligent
citizens either as faithful public servants Or as
competent and exemplary men Of business VI
them We shall not SPEAK particularly BAT with
regard % one We cannot keep silence.
HENRY z. DAVIES now has By recent
appointment the highly responsible cfics Of Coun-
sci 70 tue Corporation, and the circ1ni.snce thai.
he wss only reDominated alter several ballots
might create q false impression where be We. not
personally Known The fact Is that Mr Daviess
name vas presented 10 competition With those Of
two O, toe sbles, aud moss popular Of the Wing
lawyers Of our City-men who had long been
known and endesred % the party by years d.
efficient service, and 20 the entire community by
un.olied and exemplary lives. The strong sup
port given % Messrs. BLUST and ULLNAs Tor
this post implied no dspsragement, no dislike %
Hr DAVIES, who is wel known 70 and esteemed
b. the whole parry 3, among Us mos, aatirng AID
energetic champions Sir. DAVIS never spared
eiIor. nor contidered se.finterest when TIE Wig
cause had need Of his services, AID II will be 4
gross injustice and tresohery If he fellow Wings
should now neglect to make that ardooos and
united effort which IS needed 10 secure LIS cleo
ton. The man calling himself Wig who vii
refuse to vote and work for such 3 candidate can
be worth little to any public cause
Mr.. DAVIES hss often been public servant, but
always tiil nov in capacities Of far greater honor
than ernolument As an early aud ardent aavo-
cate Of Legal and Of Municipal Re'orrn-tbe latter
owing him a, least a. much Is any other man
he has deserved much Of his felo~-citizens end
they have now fair opportunity 70 sieaiiy their
appreciation Of bis services. We trDst II Will not
pass unimproved.
Understanding vote, BY which JostPH r
TAYLOR, HExAs w. CHLDs, and Dr. a W.
WHirE were reDominated for the stations ihsj
now hold cannot fell to gravity their friends. We
trust these arc bot preiodes 70 still more 'ignsl
| testimonial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-18
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. THURSDAY, OCT. IL.

w1Hr FoRrieS Nrws this morning casts
more than doub. on the notion that Eu'ope !"
about TO lapse again into the Old 'tagna.'on. The
Ottoman Porte with the support OF France and
El.land. bravely persists in the refusal to sur
render the Hungarian Refugees. The Russian
Legation at CosstantinoPle has tbereuPon closed
IL. doors and is preparing TO 20 home. After this
comes war Eoglsnd and France have made
themselves parties 10 tho provocation how then,
can they escape participating in the conse-
quencesl The war, il j. come, must be general
one that cannot be helped
The question then is, will Russia withdraw from
her position Not she. Why should she yield
the prize, which for half century her policy has
steadily persued, now that 1t Is within her grasp
Her Cossacks and Tsrtars will not suffer from
war: the Russian people are impatient for II, !
they have the capacity Of impotence for anything
They need new field for the satisfaction Of their
instincts they must march forward 70 their
destiny. Russia is military, that is, barbarian
State, and the end Of such state 10 foreign con-
quest. The dream Of the Russian il the DONNA
tion Of Europe and Asia. England and France
fear war; Russia desires IT.
Bat no matter how great the wish Of the West
ern nations TO escape the long threatened conflict
with the Northern Colossus, they cannot quietly
allow Turkey to be conquered aud converted into
Russian province. Their cowardce will toer
ate much, but that it cannot. Neither can they
allow tie Refugees TO be surrendered. War IS
then imminent, and it is no wonder tina, in Lon
don snd Paris no other subject is talked Of Such
go. - ~tet.
point in the history Of this century. Comet mus
at sometime, and why not now
With such an affair on hand the difficulty be
tween our Government and Sir. Pous.in s q mat
ter Of little consequence. Ii will hardly excite
AZ much attention on the other side Of the watel
rs IL has done on this.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-18
IRELAND.
The Potato Dfsenae.

The EErop,aa TINES contains reports Of the unfs
vorsbe appearance Of the potatoes ia Ireland We
feel unable conceal By orr silence that sudden and
very rapid decay similar TO that which occurred 10
previous years has taken place in the potatoes Of the
late paintings. The early sorts have escaped. We
have before US the most unquesnonsbe proof that a
serou. change has taken place IN the rot, but while
The prices continue low cannot reconcile the re-
ported extent Of the mischief Nth the eth prevailing
low prices aud undcubted abundance. The alarm has
been sounded in Ill the Irish journals, snd far as
our own experience extends the potatoes seemed more
and more tainted every day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-18
The Herald Exposed.

The Herald OF the 18th pub ished the following
u TIE ie;ler OF Washington correspondent
Poussn Is The ca Distinguished 2-rso,sEe wto
tls treated The Secretary q SAFE w. ~sri " respect
CO. J Fremont sou-in-sw % Co Benton. and re a.
plorer % he >ofh aud Nest u vii rsco
l-cfcd. spro1r scuierre go cclruissiccer %
the to1urrv ne via Mrxlcs vice Col Jo1r B. W-l-r
rornovei. Wei. Co. ffrnoui was sesis-- - hls 40
p1ntmert ar ks commission drlg Jrwsr4-1 10 I'm u
California He received . viii cool contempt and q
ts cav az Informed f.s lol coz iesc-r-e1 20 uc1cs
Hr. C.sy;en's pOile ilv.isron 90 accept IL
TIE EasAisSfga Ri1ssa- exposes this piece Of reri
~ ps.niirs e>srse ;ro letter from Csl Fremont
dated - Poeala. Of san joe. August. ISIS
T. H.a. ! " C.s5;,s, S,crsfzTy y Si1frs
h-ve bad he aoucr 10 receive. og ne hs1ts ~ NJ
E-sle L. : Navy. yoar leusr c5lisrrirg Epyr IL 80
posi- g CsMissia1cf Of Re l1ec States fof he d-cr
r.inslol of O-S boundary hn- ala Mexico
f-si L-lc, gr1tc-l0- n accerias tr- sppoinrs-i
s-- teg L. o-er through ycc. II ne President ny
I'D ,--1 r 80 mari q -nce b-sioe &C 1pos
re, and Which he usy ee assured ally spprecsted ke
tslsresl J. c. fSEA0Sf.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-18
suslaEss ..uGlo.,.


kNEsrcss MusEUN The poem OF samson Ago,.,.,
firuish-. win he following let Of some q ne -,
rcns 81 Bsruuni's Mlsegm.
have they not sword players ARD every sort
~ gNrirc AUS vrrsf.rrs. 'eApers rurr-r.
Jusz cr. srd dancers. snuc.. mes sol nlr.r.n
To b ,lrs they have n yea d0ubt 20 MS sf-ruo ~
even'sg ard see The Mysterious Chest Crcs.ins he -
Sri s,srs Digsri.em-nts. snd hes hat fellow on III
fai,e ~ Pete Morris .ing - California Asit.'
r,-sUsks MoyISe MiSsoS. q al our border s,ea.rr
s attracting crowi. TIE painters selected ob,ecls u
curiosity ard scenes OF tho thrilling Interest. nnuu-
rsol. modes OF Srusgc combination. wales vac. Of
Emerald snd moun.slrs "A mountains n Amrihyst
streams % streams Of silver not hllilsi corg,eiy
together bus stretched oul into comprehensive srs
crans picture The >axuensy rolls along .ke dream
tsronsh her pushed bed 90 re gull TIE observer VII
Sc th.t 81 these iases ard form perfect char
wafer CONTAMINATION. IRE Thousand lssnds' force al.
ist5 the - ef ihs lie book o. Nslro hss oat psse
ard that s beauty, " sled O. III, fcm some euc,Aat
lsrd 81 .oseIuess ard .gal The yea, segment u -
sir,.s OF ne world IN this picture. Yesterday
afternoon crowas were sen leaving ne door AZ al ne
sea-. were secur,i early hour fersoos ~ols Go
Wei 10 procure ucAels In saysnce.
BASSs's rSiccPaESoVs No isinl.y should ever ee 20.
supplied with sais .uvs.usb.s household srncie Ne.
only viii u Keep hair smooth. glossy eesn, sgofcu.
ani iaxgdauL SUI cutsreou. diseases s-sh ~osaa'
rheumatism swelling. OF tho glands and exsefns nsam
ra1on generally. 70 IS never ased without imm-ii,e
beneHL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-18
Legal Practice I'm California.

A letter to bis father from ayouns Now-York
lawyer recently located at San Francisco inciden-
tally mentions the following facts
when arrived here, everything relating 70
Legal Practice was in q state Of anarchy-nearly
every one pretending 10 be lawyer having a
different practice, borrowed from his own Sta'e or
section. | happened TO have brought with me a
copv of the New Code of New-York, and with some
hesitancy suggested 1t as a compromise between
them and it was on examination adopted as the
Practice Of our Courts. and such IL remains. We
cad Of difficulties aud perplexities in proceeding
under it in New-York, bat here 1t seems the very
thing and gives universal satisfaction
we have peuned the above from recollection OF the
Of the letter. which was prvsie one and 10 not
now within reach but the substance isa above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-18
Whig City Convention.

This Convention met according to adjournment
last night at the Broadway House-Adermsn
JAMES KELLY President. w. r. RooIsses and
CHARLES Cook Secretaries. 10 the temporary
absence of MIR. Cook, DANIEL BowLEY Of the lid
Ward was elected an additional Secretary.
Itwas voted that forty-six votes should be ne
oessary to choice, and that double ballots should
be destroyed.
The Convention then proceeded to ballot for the
various officers, with the following result
Mr.. JEROME OF tie First Ward and Mr.. Var
mum OF the Fifteenth acting sc tellers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-18

r1SSsYLvANIA.-Wh nile the Wh!ss Of Penrsyi
wants. generally have behaved misersbly At the
recent Election. there are some Counties which
have done nobly In ArmsiroEg, Bedford, C0llH
b.a. Lu.erze, and Hs,ta0rslaAd, the usual Loco
Foco msjorises have been handsomely reduced.
Chester has given an unusual Whg msjoFiry
CrGscford has elected one Whig and one Free
soil member in place OF Loco Focos. Bradford
has elected one Whis. for the first time IN May
years. Bukr has gone Wing, l.l' yesr Looo.
Backs. lsssNesr all wrong, hiss now chosen =
'Whis Senator aud two oGt OF three Repsesen'
sstives But the mos; brilliant struggle " as made
| IN old Northampton, almost always good for 1000
| Loco-Foco, but where ALES E BSows, the sole
snd energetic Wing candidate Tor Senator. is
beaten only lse, and in the District Northampton
and Lehishl only sbou, 800. A IKE effort in e.
| high would have secxTed Wing Senate, and saved
the State from being Distracted as badly IS possible
this winter for many years TO come. But regrets
| are now Idle.
| Whoever suPPoses shst the late Election il
Penasy lvanis indisstss hostility her part to the
Whis Ns,io,sl Administration, 10 deceived. Fort,
thousand Wings sod oaly iwenty thousand Loo
Foccs did nos take enough interest in toe icIne
dis;e results Of this Election to 20 to the Polls
IL Will net slssys be 50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-18
THIRD DAY.

II LOUIE Ntdnttisyl VtI u,
The Virginia spd New Jersey Delegations to
the Convention hsve a.dvcd-Lieut Morie OF Va aud
Robert Chambers Of !. are announced As Wee Pres
idcais from those states Various resolutions touch
ing the routes for tn, Road referred the Com
mitiee on Resolutions
aare up here occurred. on account OF srssoluuou
being introduced that Congress be memofislized 70
favor the immediate commencement Of the road az q
point west Of the organized States to be continued o.
san Francisco Senator Smith, Of Iowa opposed the
resolution 10 speech Of hour setting forth ibs i'm
prscticshlty Of the resolution tie said If il IN
constitutional for Cougre,s 10 authorize the con.tfac
ton ~ the whole road II should be nsmoriAized 70
amend 90 a. 10 meet toe objection IN view
Mr. Greer OF Missouri was again Installed President Of
the Convention. Mr. Douglass IL now speaking ia re.
s.nizea state. will be completed within ten yeS-,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-18
4 EUROPEAN WAR PROBABLE.
Gotten Stady--Flour llsayY-imtrltan
Stocks Firm
BY TELEla.PH AN0 N23EsS 70 re- IaI8yNE


TIE Niagars. Capt Ryrie. with las through
passengers, aud with Liverpool paPers Of the sih
inst. bs- 1ay ofsaliug arrived a. Halifax between
4 and clock this = II bringing the news Of her
oxn arrival a. Liverpool c. the "a last where
sl.o arrived 90 the Goth ut the Aaso-Amsricsn
from Boston. followed o. the next day By the
rol,r,h,s s,d Sid4ors from Ney York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-18

Ioco-Foco COUNTY CoSvxSrIoS--TANNAS
HALL had g tough time Of it, last night, on ths
nomination of Coroner and Governor Of the Aims
House. Af,er several esllotiogs Dr.. c. A Vas
ZAxpr Of the Ninth Ward WA n0nlns'ed BY a. votes
against u for Dr. William oDonnell "a native OF Ire
snd) and 10 for Dr.. Walters the present incumbent
Pxrra NcLArGHLIN Of the sh Ward was uomi
mated for Governor Of the Aims House BY 20 vote
to some 20 or more for PArSscx HKSsr and ssvers
scztfsricr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-18

u The steamship Isabel. which hs been
running between ChsIlestown. s. c. and HsvaaA will
come 10 shis por, her next homswArd passage and
take the place of the Northsrner for ChArss,on Sat
urasy the a7th. The Norshsner u now undergoing
repairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Oct I7-sPA.

Receip's since FssfsriGy-F LorR, 5000 bis
WHEAT, 1900 bush Coss, 1900 ao.-lhs market
for common and fsir 5rs1ds q Western Flora 10
lower with moderate demsnd for home trade snd *
port the sales embrace 500 bbls a. - ~ Tor Mich
kan. There Is rs-,r- Gcrr Western mixed " HEAr
arriving and questions are heavy sal=s embrace
q 90 bushels al Sc Tor Ohio and 70c. for spring
CoRS Is n good request tie sales reaching = 90 buzz
AZ SOC Tor TAT Yellow FErIGa-s are nc Ter Flour
M tn- I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-18
Ship on Fire.

Providence, WednssdAy, Oct. -.
A arge ship OF the stocks In J. Hood Cos
stip-ysrd, was entirely Destroyed By tre last nsnt
Size @ss 70 have be-n launched jotn tcst Lose sstl
mated al about s,5 oco-neary covered BY insurance
n Nex.Ycrk Tnr-e dzel.ins.hous-s snd store home
anc shcp entirely destroyed Insurance on bulldogs
not knoEa Supposed 70 hsvs been The york u AZ
trc-rclzry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-18

RscaD's sIEce YsstsrdgE-F LcuR. 1900 Dds
WHEAT, $500; coEN. HOO bushels 5AALEf, 100.
DO. There Is u-eeeree demand for FIovH and GO
ts0us In favor Of the buyer The saes O. ne Day
fair inculry md the .--s are l00CO 5ush including
mixed Western % a6otc, and rouns yellow A. tie
BAnLET Ia lower win ss.-s coo olh 70 srr.Ee VIII
IN . week a. sstc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-18
From Pittsburgh.

PrrrsBrsH. Wednesday. Oct l7-sPM.
We have had nesvy rams cgnug tee pat a
hours Tnsre Is feet inches Of water N TIE chan
nel add a. stand Packets between here and Cincn-
matt are low running gglarly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-18

COLD SraISS Wednesday, Oct l..
The wire Of the New York and Enc telegraph
that the river from the summit OF breakneek
% Bltterhill broken Sunday last ~ lock OF
wild geese. 81 wsich was 50 much injured that Il
was captured 1ocz Of ducks r-< against me same
wire sie~ days previous Two OF "nicq were Killed %
the concussiCn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-18
III a Il n lie ID.

Tl---sy l,'h Tao yOsAraAs
o wFsr % J<SE Ass Az .RnAS. a. oftAs ery
o. t.>sfsy Ocf o o. s. ssDn-I. Cases % E>T Or Poe.
HksEf HkEks n Bs ely - Mes CATHAPfSE N e.g.h
- ei th- - 0sorg- Gr-. Lonx BraBca g.s.~y
o. 80 ia ~ r. D. Pc d Pst.r. Cba,~s AK.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-18

e The annual meeting Of the Csrtrsl New
Jersey Bspss, Convention cPeued :, Ts,aton o.
Tuesday, with sermon By Rev. Mr.. Davis al Lam
ecriyille-73 msmeers being present. TIE NewIer-
Addresses were msde At the %; snrisersasS Of ;hr
New. Brunswick Young Asn's BIBLE Society on Nonisy
evening by McsIs. H. W. Reecher Of Brooklyn, and
Kennedy Of Philadelphia Newark Aav.