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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13

VTy TOWN FACTORY TO RENr-THE IOU~ Sr0S
~ brtck bst Faceory. 9th street. pied by W.
kAnha,n Piano Forte Manufacturing COMPANY Apply d Chs
Aibicn once Barclay suoet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13

California Ml"ing Roots, from Two Dollars
and 81 cents 81 ~ ~ IL, Ess "a rect Fine French
boots 81 o. usually So; daily busnes boots 49, and
TO a. well az any boots made freeoh wafer
The Muaeum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13
BY GLntsAL k.QUEsG -B.hI4rs Second GRAND
AUG zion 8.

w Net ORMiCK. AUCIION GER -HOUSE FUaNI MING
w Articles, Toys, c-This Da,, at 20 ococt at No ~
Cathe will he sod largo Tn Wooden
wbsw ~are, Toys Dolls Fancy Articles, Cutlery Britain.
lis y arc 10. &c.
q q Ana A CLAIM SECURED HY BOND AND
RSs@tOO. Mortgage House and 4 OF in Washington
payable $3 If previously disposed of will
Auction til Exchange "wednesday
the 2lst int future rtscments BY ordr Il Nrs
Dunn, OF the John LUSH Apty T. w. SHITb
- Na',nu street orI QUIN So Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13
SPECIAL MOTTO Es.

TT A. O. D. sRANO HOARD or DI sEsrORs IT, s. RE-
hereby notified
,ssons OF the o. Of y will DO convened as tho r.nd
Do I'd Room NJ 40 and ~ Genre city Of
this Tuesday, evening ~ inst NJ eight O'clock
Pun ctual attendance IL reqrt sted. By order
JO>ePH GEO t9E MASON. q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13

M Rs. FRAN rs KEMBLE BUTLER Will rEAO THIS
I sve.ng Tuesday, March Is, the psv Of "Nasnre tor
At tho Stuy Inst o'clock. Tickets
tsbehsd Of Mr. Pomann Institute OF the Asor
House, Irving Bote at Mr. Franois aud
Mr. Grow e''s Bookstores Price 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13

C1EAyhR ANTELOPE. CAPTAINS VAN wicKtE, WILL
rer regular trips Wednesday March A'h bet
Rev Cork and Now swick leaving New York ocosk
ana lew Brui swiok at On a n. hndirs eAoh way .t
Hssvs WoodbfSee, 1ottsn LANDING Perh Amboy FrcncHs
Lapdipg, and kaxuRs Deck. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13

GAP, AIMS OF yIssELs AND HOUSE OWNERS 10
u arr invited sruco Of Para Green as brilliant e
shs, 90, bs hsA from Tor sale
~ NJ" 81 Dss"1s '"r " '' TaEo scHwARrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13
, AnO A CLAIM sEUURED pY BONO AND


nor sALR-TIvE SHARES OF EAGLE LINE TOW GOAT
tcfip Canal Boat, in 5000 will DO Of
low for cash approved Also w athoms inch chair
cable handed,
j. BALL, - Front st., ana 47 South 1t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13

IHxuIBiTIoN OF Faults AND yLOwsRs-rHH Axn.
II Asrcu ura Association will hold their wessy
Lxhbi cf The Wednesday Of Me-
I've No 6 BroAdv Wednesday tho 18th Of March. Al
mittsnce fire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13

TIE SHIP FLAvIUS FOR CALIeO0rIA.-HRR NEN-
bss are notihed snd most p.rueu.ry requested
to dry ~ 2Oclocb ct Dunbngs Hotel nal angem
snd sppontuent Of Ter sailing day Passengers II be
taken low rates. 1hJes for sale $780,
ply n loard Of Z hip foot If Pko street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13

LNOx CALIFORNIA IN 40 DAYa-TBE AOvEnrI3ER
Il who knows experience what no propus Ii
wished give amsst unlimited reference wi accompany sDau
pity to San Francisco arrival there thin frey
6ayt travelling He wl the 'tl Maroh
and by the city Of Mexico His
th Aexis" the Mexicans and dsDs Ia
spent fs time between The w" smies during the entire
The party must twelve il all rtoenth will
be rAep three Of whom have alresdy presented themselves
They must be who for
and but cot ing. compass
For further inform alton apply to NJ BUaBkE at
Hota,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13

ITO LKr-THE DWELLING HOUSE NO. lis CROSBY
street. opposite Mole Ua'den with without
nd stsbe ex and frontug Marion stsee Toe
QUE desirzy situated and good order "a bs viewed
dsily to- ocioos For terms 60 apply at 66 Broadwa
v" ~ svn,t "a Wal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13

a CURE WARRANTED FOR ONE DOLLAR-PRkvArR
Eed,ca once No 81 Orange street. FIVE poinN Doctor
ahs,d Trs - botte warranted ~
I'll c.sss OF prvats In tew days hnis otcs has
op thirty ysars for tho core OF all dsaAsss
a 0atu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13

tfOR CALIFORNIA. VIA TEXAS THE CHA. AND JOA
gum TAXING the and route of Hayes, Coos,
Graham Kerney Fremont othsrrhe third
Association Ia now formD and will for
route on the ad inst Ens sxpsne Of urey 1.-TWO mules
pornanh so Whole jour ey 30 day Full PARTICULARS given
by ID Huugh jr Il Front street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13

UNIVERSITY OF NEW YOKK MEDICAL DEPAR
- mertrte spnual commencement Of the hcdns' Depart
Of Unyerey win DO held on Wednesdsy March iisA,
AZ o'clock H. the chapel OF the University, Wsshiussoa
sqosre TIE aere the graduates will delivered Pro
Pattson The profession ard public goaeray
spee,isly invited TO stt, BY order Of the facuty.
JOHN w. DRAPER H. D.. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13

nR. NORRIS, C0NlIEvEs TO EE CONSULTED COM
H. fde, uafy private dseaea Gees stricur 4 vsne-
real ana erpcss he where others M keosns
sss.s few Nervous aud organic debility he war
ton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13

EOR sALE-OK 10 LIT, ON MODERATE TERMs-A
class three story attic fashionable brown
besw 3b 3lst
Madison square The house repccl with
has the hot and cold trouhou No. rns
r. parlor Al feet deep with tho
with TIA room IL ket. Tho seso.d four
pan,res and bathing room; the
conservatory, The tod and the
five with psntrirs each -four The
surpassed elegance and obr ansp of ire
tFOuItecn,h ue.t sdon lot with the
resr can be had with the house Inquire Of
WM. q. 1 UNNR R, 70 AM street corner Of Nassau.
The prfmes lie by irg ~ the adjoining house,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13
BOARDING., &c.

THO srKANGIRs-THk BROADWAY HOTEL Is ON rag
Of Broadway and Park lace and ducty opposite
ISRAEL s TUCKER, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13

GSOR sALE-A CLOsEOR OPEN ROCKAwAY CARRIAGE
hut little uted; may DO at tie stable in Of NO.
sahi IN, Anuar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13

V1NHE GREAT CHINlss MUSEUM. $50 BROA DxAY, Be
'pripg and Prince and tho oay this
q number life esa
I'll oas vcr: hundred Chinese pA"tinsE apartment, a
h.rscs and models OF pasodas temples
BRIDGES sIn Of Chrese their
mechanical PIGMENTS instruments Il music NO.,
Oten om nino AN till daily. Admitslnce, IS
pte hidren under tw elve, half pwcc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13

a CAM -OLYM 10 THEATaE-o RGE HOLn AND'S
"a i1e~el benefit Mr. Holland bag, leave inform his
-rcs aud he public that his farewell take place
On ldaI lS March b.i,s the lat nishs bus % ap
ira &C Ito lwnrnei will bs Thy oulAr des,rs the
lite coined, Of II bloomsbury t,Gvs surstts
cal cd Bay AFR he Fair the laushsbA arce of Ma
harris apulsr extravaganza variety other sutSr
mer-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13
ClADTHlNG.

NJOTH TO 0ENTs-NUW Is TAh TIMa 20 BAVEYOE q
IN Frock Dress Coats cesned aad repair pants
1t 10 leave of BY having them oleaR
I'd handsomely to look equal t. you
many dollars by calling senaiDs note to No. Murray st.
Broadway. a. CORTlS3OS
n. B.-r steam d-ngreesb'e color'nS used
DARIs STYLE FRI ATS OF FINEST wORxuANsaIP.
UNSURPASSED In thus eeuntsy msdo 20 messrao at Guou
S lam 81 stairs, ter 81 mt less than
ice charged for shirts without fashion Tho
orders daily received their superiority Of
siyit ano fabric.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13

CNOk SALy.-TBE buIl Ur TRx SUBSTANTIAL sTE an
bost BARTER OAK tu ssurthep, fastened aud
.Idsr kane juHt been dccked and found
rxcl.bt ocnA sn she we'll eaicuatsa barge win
cspy mnense Can bs nsd At presents Dry
Dock Foot ~ Tensh street Sscr and wo<s
For teDt Apply to ATTAIN ~ Sanford ~, East BsoAdwa
q secer AID 3. foot Of Ninth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26

The MafogordG Tribune Of the 10Th gives a
gloomy accoun; OF the cotton crop In that region u
states that on the plantations ON the Cansy region me
worm he's destroyed much OF the growing crop i,
sav. so rapid has been the destruction on some OF
he plantations thatn the course of some infee or iouI
J.v from tho appearance of the worm not Vesge OF
yerdure has escaped the havoc
Tne Sa, dugHsfiae (ieXss) Union OF sept "a says
tina, the cotton crops that and the 40 dining conhus
-, .lriausly narei many entirely destroyed by The
vg.-,r, ana Sticr csuses From Middle Texas the re-
norfs arc favorable In the main, though particular
nei. hhorboo,is have suffered considerably
The srhr Lone Star, from Nelasco for galveston
ui,b no bales Of cotton, was wrecked ON the oeech
os,r : an Luis leland few days since. She has been
ahsndonei and the wreck and cargo advertised 70 oe
sot ,.,,.,-., -. ..,,r. ,,,r.
,rbed 10 nv the last mails from the Interior OF 'hi'
Sf,te Complete returns have been received rom
,n,v nhnut one fourth Of the counties IN Inc H1aF
,s,flal returns from about one half, and noihng or
La, VAGUE runors from toe remaining quarter ~,
,te f 600 votes have been heard irom-oi wnleh let
,v,rncr Bel has about 8 500 Wood about eVVV' sho
Nirs los tssn 600 For Liout Governor Greer he'
at.nt 500 majority For Commssioner ei INC yen
raj land OHcc, Smyihe IL doubtless elected eF
nv majority FOR Congress. IN this District Low
"a "a. about OOO Williamson JOO0 fhsooty ~v'V'
ana Mel cod about zoo votes, As lar rs hta'o rom
p,rhso, = thousand votes remain 10 De rfPotuI oI'
thse h NJ prospect Of any material charge ia .he
no. vote ~ the candidates Inc vote OF tne r.Ht' VIZ
~ So. b., sh,vr ~ 900 fGslvcston Civilian
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26
WhIa gathering nj Phirnaolph,n.

d m.etiog OF the young Wings Of the City sod
County Of Pbiiadelph is took plsce Monday NIGHT
L GosIER ESQ. pronding. Gov. JoHssroS made
81 able and stirring speech Mcssrs. Gosler,
Grayso Moore. Cfsig, Biddie. Watson. and
Mc'lcnacl also addressed the meeting The fol.
lowing resolutions were adopted
Rss5'rsd, That "a friends OF the sisie SUD Rational
Governments disregarding inferior consideraons for
the cake Of party union and the grea, ends OF public
good which such union sl0ne secure We will give
suuted support tu The ticket nominated by our rcgu
lG-T constituted agents
Rssoirfd, That We have undsminisAed confidence IN
fDc National Administrator and believe that 10 Will
redeem every expectation Of the friends OF good gov
eminent rad sound American policy.
hs'o Cd, That in The important benefits already de-
rived by the Commonwealth, especially relates 10 lie
1nancisl Interests and the reduction ot lt- dobt
have received convincing proofs Of the virtue aud sb
~ 81 cur state Executive and the just principles by
which IL ia guided.
Efs0irel That we adhere with uabaiei ieryor to the
well established principles OF the Administration party
and regard Protection 10 Home Industry, a judlcous
Improvement of the National Highways. and q PFohibi
ton % slavery within the Free Territories of tho
Dnfe1 States measures essential % our trne and
permanent welfare a. a Nation
Efs0irtd, That while II IS policy 90 maintain pa
Cl, relations with the world and % avuid duplicating
Government in the turbulent politics OF European
-stcf yet as FAR 80 W. rghtiully can we will fearless
Ism and send 10 ifs friends an encouraging cheer
wherever their holy banners are Hired up against
thrones and tyrannies.
R.sslre9 That IN is late difference with the French
Minister fully approve the spirit and action oil cur
Governments az iupcrntivey demanded by "A just ~
gard for the rights honor and dignity Of the United
stnfcs-ihat wh.lo We seek pence with al Nations We
Wi submit 20 iDsOlcuce from sny--and that should
france disregsrding friendly disposition, provoke
us into war we will not forget, IN each blow oi our
arms the bruised and bleeding hope Of Roman Liberty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26

A CssF is 9clsr-ir be- been sisef-ti 'Uif
Cs--s.a Cs-.-llcr bal l1 -l-tt aeco-1i-. l1 tle
rssr ar 1arc1r. o. .rlsIi ia.ras- i-'r- PIE rsa
.....f ls surcaa-er tn sarr- lr1 OIL r1 arrl fns.i
-ors re iusr sut ccrresr cucf1-e oi t re-is' p" -
have ease 81 rolnt o. shlH tl4r 1 a1l A. .e,' -
g ard tha Iclwi1g a-e t1e particular. ID liJ ,t
tie ar14--ear stir hercLle4. ts..l.r ll-i7'H -f "
.sr g. this port airn. rerT rl--E Feat1r- 1rf.
70 .rr SIX. cai el ls-rltl lr.rf. i-~ i-f
rfG.lrst.r i-Df p 1raf atsl1f -asf 'f p
fe- with isi-sr O. ta- A-ucrctl t.n--.f ttsi-
relief s-u1ll IT, l-lr--- LIN. l-- l11--- --
af -rr hitter sent c-i TIE E----- -ar at7a -.H.t
lrf Powell r1 boz a1sf-r.r r-t t-a' -- p
..r. d. ~ .lcoar.ei Ir lz-l- --r i.-----es r-
-rss.r On srrv-1F af ti-5-l--ar tl- D. - o. f-.'i
..- rl--4 % have susrl. nd d. GAR ri t-r e. 90
~ ,-rs. ..~griss % Capt. =. ia- E-- FL Comm
49,. demand flr .a'vsr- -1 t1e slr1-t -i .-ei-'--
d cr- rtir1 81 rla Fs-s-i az rs' Hi- l- -''--
r = -. - r-rfse1 o. ray 4 ..r. sr- s4rerl lr
--~ -r-r-s- nee passed t--eerr zee --irflcr =
"a r. -ar ard zee l-lal --ri@i c---er-s- 80 O. --L
q 40 avn - rllars. tlaf N ~ atlrIl 'Nl ~
..sr- rse port vi-ho1i paying tre cum lit--1 ls
az BE- rref lrf1 l-- su-r. % fal adde's ll --se
81 .te f I'm -ta- tte Brl-lL a4Terlrl no bad pr 1 Z
= n. rcers every ~lrfe ta -r-land s1l en--r-a m
--rr-..-- u rslrr -sei1z -.v matters STOOD Csr-
H r.as tEs 5es- terls Fo-s.1-e. Az in co.'s.
Id ~, t-il.az ---l.y experi1sc-l l -eturf &c her
ls "a s-f tri1g-z her -zto Dior-.ler, slcc1eie1 ir
eonoron si1g tn claim bg psyl1g re sam II 2--9
.+arirr ~. ssle1 from Gibraltar wif11l. 1sri-- nuT
-a-.s-s MADE AT n11c Esrs required. llil . cess
~ sa.rh he sr-mpiec chsrgr szs.nst srta.n Car
,ss~s mt 40 oFsrrbro~n. Csrtz-r =. nas ct ne
pagers al e0rr-spOud-nc- in nis posssrsion a. .s
rrs .Pn1A North Anasricaa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26

Fatal AFFaaF-SiH7nI Death The C1ft9
Ca,fs or The sfL .rsf si-rs fi- lTu9 -ccol1- 20 %
fatal rsncantr- which took psce i1 -frr7e1orf on
rfl .1st in vrir- Ss7h-n Z I-rk ~ss fiNe1 ire
nsr1er 10 VII .-h lis cesth was siec-et nesf tnsl
sr. Henry Vines ard t1e decgss-f r1-eref t-- 10
-hsrge rpcszug in icr tone TUX was a'r-'
.sr ~ Vines O. keep svsv from Dim. tlN Pc GA let
&isn a. aave anything 90 DO rfll 1im at ae -lea-
. Henry. yea ere stronger man fn7l 60. l4i yea
stsn't uh|g ne Cd Eai 80 goa, yor coward
I'D !ef II1ef 10 ne ssus tine rr-ecrg TAO Pf-.',
Eiih h.s hand ur-cT his cCst tail f-ff '-.- Ore"
.lstll Turk dreg crr arcut tre sari- TINE afl
sragpea s %; srss. slc f71ssd -1der i-o ti'e pen
E.1es snapped a. Iurk we iien ,1reT IS pf'o' 40
.n-s ard rs1 OF ~ TIRE bach door --' rreF 70
1st8i q. TURK which sfr1-E 1n as he Fas r.efrrT '1
iocr and DISCHARGED ltssL -ls 1lftel'- f-fHs .-
ra he eif side c' tie farr 4lo b1l rzrs ~ uyFafc
ras.e- through The heart sno ccf@i rn1rr re is-1
near tne irggst AID hack oi fle rstt e--ar tcrs -
Turk rsn some atty feet End ca re- lt Tas ir rfl
t-rce ffsr re fs-s plate VS. .r-l~- 1'f-,ce -l ~
f-st fror1 ia -1-lt srf gle ri uAs -' @--r %
rss e~.scrt thar rte mlz4 g. rte- DE p.i.i ie1
res .n col-gl.rT s'tl Tee u-cslse1 r-es Htl1f
me shove - awe .arIed tha- ~ sanr s-t-l 81 .
allied e uan I1 assolr E. t-1 ir1Il ii.1er -i-
Fss sircs been Eo-uir4 md gsnb.r1 i1r tfsAal %
Re is tle ..st Of 80 fam lis p Esr'Qr go iaf-
-r'lAers nsvirg fallen ~ me 1--15 o. VIC f-J
stra1sr fstsiIy 5roc1 ever rle -esnnT Cd o. s jan
les I--t vas remarkably weA f1rrff regular -
.lrs1 sli stood - l-es sever l---ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26
The Michigan Hunk,r Convention.

IIoh OF oHn LorftEQon1enf
JAczsoS, Michigan sept 90 $780,
II iss Edtor n 7ts Tri5tac.
The Cas- state Convention met 10 tbs village
yesterday, snd adjourned this morning. Tas Copven-
ton was large one, every county IN the having
delegates present. Beside the regular 0eegatss an
unusually large number Of outsders were "a hand
The Convention was temporarily orgsnized By tas
appointment Of Zion. Isaac WIxon q Denesee Co.
Tor Precedent and a r. Br0dhesd Of oakland Co Tor
Secretary and permanently by the election Of Hon.
oAnuEL CLAHN ~ Kalamazoo for President =
hercheval % Wayne J.. j. Roberts of Lake superior.
Walker Of Lorawee. and r. Psnnoyer Of Ottawa. for
Vice Presidents and G. Wht'smo1e Of Oakland and
T. H. Stevens d Van bUrsn. for Secretaries.
During the afternoon three 1ailc;ings ior Governor
were Lad. IS luLlnRa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26
rrouhle n,,ong the Indians.

We learn from the Frontier GA0rd.ea S' t.s
s.h inst, ihst Mr Reed gen aemsh eonass,. -
80, ,,is.ionsrv station at Bellevue has returned 20
,,'-c., ION Journey into the North western SCUM
a., so,,e 500 or 400 mes, with the vnana sa,.su,
- - w.. ,ut on their summer hunt AZ tas 9ss ,'
49,. we In the ncishbofhood OF the fsnsss
nv wee very successful in their hunt N's 1910 81,
,,tinr e,Vav about sixteen or twenty 'ol' % 49,
-. ,yhls there the Psnkas surprises ~uo 80
ts-ee Of the Omaha young men wao Asa f..,i,
~, ,heir party. This WAS regarded Hs - -. -,
Tke 0mssaS prepared themselves ~. -
s,ht Isey formed circular ersai~ 'Ss.sl,s. ..
80 -. III dried meat and ntfenehea M ~ A.,
- ..,ssv could Jssi al sunrise, on inc ttn g, ~
~, ,bs battle commenced. and Lasted untu $500.
80, p.k,s then retired, having kuiea lS~l ~ -
- ,-,,,lei fl ht or Dinc, but rot moitsi.3 - -,
ssou, fourth Of their dried mes, seS - ,s Ps5ss.
s,..c, itis supposed that Is or ~ OF .ee ,,-s
u'Is, ,,l - s,,5sg ,hem their head chei-s'oouso
, tso ..slps were taken the ooci-s Q, .se J,s
IN, he,n removed y their friends THIS a''sSS Wa
-, =, ouash the Or.,shss tor stealing ioer ooIse,,
yesrs sgo The Choers Is represented % 49,, 49,
been very fatal among the fs~nes-, anu 20 ht 10
rsfsr,ities The SIC end Fox incisns "''r A'N'' "
m .le ,ssr UPON the remnant OF them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26

The most prominent candidate 80 Ia seen ia these
votes, we're McClesnd and Barry - tho close OF tae
second ballot, the friends Of GoodWin fHh0. ~ The
"ay, was suggested By the Wayna County de.egston)
turned their strength upon Chancellor FarnsTorih-
inis move was made with view Of drawing Of Yor-
lSn o. hcCclsnds strength. 10 being believed That
some Of bic supporters preferred fauswortl, should
there BE- chance oi nominating him. 40 this stage the
Convention adjourned until evening
AFTER strenuous cverfiors In the way n log d. 1g
by Tie friends ~ al the cardidates. Che Convention
ssoin csme together and proceeded 10 balotss follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
81 TElEsRsPa 70 TIE Htw.yOak Tslgy,
state ofihe River Markets.

CsciNSArI, Tuesday, sept 25-AM
NJ" river c3niinuos very low, there being bit
to i-ct and four inches OF water on tho Bar and that
- slowly receding The weather Is clear
~ Flour therc i a good busiaess doing and toe
m'ffft s steady The Gales embrace 2OJO bbls nrlu
ii'r Old brands at 81 Sales Of WHISKY are making
e. l3c Some parcels Of HANS. csnvased and packed
Pa az .so There j. no change % notice In OaocrR
iF.. and fir domsnd prevails
NHi5 SENTIMENT ~ ERrr Co.--1ho following
were aiming toe Resolutions unanimously passea by
az wings Of Erie Co. ia convention held Al Buffalo.
icotfa That We fcsire embraced In The pofir, n
n- Nnis parry discuminsung tam which shall give
proecton n American Industry preference 10 Ia pau
per 1por Of Europe build up home market Tor our min
el ana agricultural productions sud sustain the price Of
hhof ~ point which shall give competency ana nde
pen i~rcf 10 me producers Of al wealth To improve
n'r OF me afSos upon The inla1d waters OF he Tn on
Ar OH m navigation Of Rivers. BIZ the General Govern
ri-1 rrd ne stfirt accountability Of eli public officers
Aes1tff, 44al we are opposed 10 the extension u hnms1
slavery into territories Of the United States now Tree fr
this foIi wrong and in favor Of the exercise Of ~ consul
i1rouo powers ~ COnsrefs 20 restrain with 10 The uta
of ne present State jurisdictions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26

rur C.yruRr o. CAPrAtN BouRNG ta f"t
p.-.ao~tANs- The Nese B,ef5re Agcsfy pa '.is'-s
isf.sr tom Mr. j p. Parker, dated s2srsiso' .~Ho
~ vvhi-h Gives more particular account OF t.e eS9t-e
- 60. g3nrne OF the schr John Alyne inInr a.,
IN NsS.pan. By the Pa,sgonisns The following ~.
F,t.,. scsonot Of the m after AZ il ococs on we
nisbs Of April % We anchored Ia fossess'o- az
s5out ve niles from the hrst Dsrro~s 4ee me-
the ude not serving anti. about T. NJ ssoa' Ga. -
oar company went on shore cunning AZ ~ a . 80
retained. and said the natives had some eeer 49,
taey wished barter for bread snd tobacco ana ue
wanted d see the oaptsin for that purpose. Csy-
bourne went On shore, and leaving one msn 10 tAAe
go Of The boat the others (ths H. three beside apI
gorse, uot on their horses aud wen; back with them
4, tAefr encs.ument, about two mice. Our men were
tn, separated when they were attacked BY The ma
tive, nsa deprived Of their guns and smmuniuon'
~, n and one other were bound, nd the rcmsnins
-, were robbed bar not detained. few hours a. ter
thsx released the man who was with Capt 4. telhas
nm nat We could have the captain ~ paying Il Dot
NJ, c1 nun bag OF bread and IL lbs Of tobacco lne
srfiel.s named sore accordingly sent on shore wiin
two bosts crews we'll armed, where they iound aooa'
a natives All on horseback They would not give up
q sps h until the ransom was paid We psreyed win
tte unit. dark 70 no purpose when ihey csne 20 'ae
beach vita Capt Bourne sitting In front oil NATIVE on
nor.ehack He hailed tho boats, and toid tnee 70 Pay
the ransom and by means 70 nre into mem DC
SON was Immediately paid, when the eniei s~iu y sa
net been given 10 him. and be woald no, g,Vc ci'
AZ IL was blowing gale tho boats did not care 20 SOP
spy longer aud they came very near being ~
getting on board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26
ACIEAN TIDY HOY wanted 10 rua errsnis sni
1Aseep store ia order. Apply 81 pa falson'. '2o sc
1,,oFEu.IE.w WISHING EMPLOYMENT.

i -The Ogden Alssg this pace vii employ ~esss,-
a. the following prices, fcr Stinch sood 60 fiss,
.-e<fssa csais ges cut OF s., yjs % sess gcs e>eer
esver. take "a from four looms e0ly-ioar 'sne ~
ue@k. al these css. s~~ss premium OF niv
cents viii 20 given. and n twenty two only orst 9asiV
, preuam of twenty-five cents will 5s given or issrs
goods = sEial fo1rloon weaver can uske from ~ ~ y
a. - per week
For Ssioea goods u picss ss~ssss- pee cut q
81 wards, sAnl take % nom ssrss h'rs
afse- x.s per week. and n they are eli ~ c7ly "a u
hem t-st guats premium os ly cents viii DO xiscn-
On these gOods frstrsts .hree-loom weaver t-sss
fo g. IS to 81 IS pcr week and n sh1l snouxn 10 ops
- Of b-ss looms over ~ has' pcs ~s~s eso o.
msde - -
For Ssinch goods u peks hSssis sssi per cut u
yards, of hese an expert weaver uhss % t"ery NE
,rmrtlues twenty two cuts per wsek ncu .Saf looms
twenty orst quality cuts receive any cents prsuuiaf
only y god twentynvs eeots Ga tsese soo.s nrsS
rats weaver can earn RON " TO q ~ per week.
OFrtcs OGpzs Malls Coross, Aug. ~ les
.4swDkW CHA's A oiMSTEAD. Asent