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New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24
From si,une.ota-Indian Battle, g. c.

We copy from the 81. Paul Ckroaicie and Re-
sisiey the following late Intelligence Of matters and
things in Minneso;s;
Battle BETWEEN THE HALr BRrEps AND CHIPPE.
wAS-A battle WAS fougnt, We learn, few days since
At Pscsgomon Lake s50at l20 miles north east OF 81
Psu between family Of Halt eedI named lie Pra!re
and the band OF Chppewss who scknowieose Sh1aia
(Silve IS Chief The number OF Hall Breeds was ave
three men and two boys-tne strength OF tie lndiaus
from ten 20 twelve. The parties were divided ~ =
, A, stream one side of which is covered with timber
the other SIDE Is prairie the HsBreeds seirg on the
um5er fiGc hsd the advantage, bat the Indians cDu-
tnaed the sht for aoout tgo or three hours ne IN
disns lost one killed two m1rtAly and tnree OF
four slightly wounded Their Chief wss badly wounded
while attempting 10 restore peace. Sacn Al outbreak
has long been expected, the Half Breeds being e9r
esrned in selling ardent spirits 70 tse lneiAns nr
Hsf Breeds suffered no loss with tue exception tast
Que of the ears OF Louis lie Prsire was taken CT oy
ride bal.
TREATIES WITH rHE ISDrANs.-Govs. Ramsey and
Chambers have been 10 conference Win .ne SIOUX a.
Nen3O,a. near FOIi Smelling Tor several day. la-
number OF lEdisns Ia sitencAoee Is about sUV0 we
regret learn that there Is DO hope OF e-ecas any
ihng Ike general tresfy with them az present Iney
sege the 10 too far advanced for this and some
other reasons they decline entertaining any pro2osi'
ton of the kind this season The Commissioner are
70 meet the Hsf Breeds al The sane place, 70 ssi VIE
them II practicable for tract OF land tney oNn on NE
sice OF the Mississippi opposite Lske fepin' soe
81 miles on the river, extending back - niles laey
will aiso meet toe Wspstcs Wspokotee and >issetons
bsnss Of the sioux To gotiste with hc for the lands
they own IL ~iil Re recollecied, y nose not tnlen
s-nusp.ed with laaian ssirs that every na,or united
by a COMMON language are divided into bands each
claiming separate interest In snds Il oitsa nsPPen'
however nat they unite In general treaty
Gov. Ramsey has seat Message 10 the Legislative
Assembly OF the Territory communicating Memorial
numsrously signed By the Red River HsltBre sci
ting forth their grievances. and employing suggestions
for remedyins their wrongs and stdressed msi5y %
fse General Government al Washington for reliet ~
s2p--rs tha; classification arises on the part oi me
Half Breeds consequences OF The nterfsrenee OF bri
ish hunters In their A-sirs Gov Ramsey suggests tc az
the 1rss step toward Efficient relief IS tse eNin'
g1shmsnt OF the te OF occupancy IN the iands on ne
Red River OF the north the extension OF our snd syr
ten or cociacsuon OF !; thereto. and the organs
ton Of Counties and Courts therein 50 that our fellow
euzens OF mixed blood the frontiers msy enjoy IN
common with ourselves the precious privileges OF tree
jast ana liberal insttltors lie concludes tnus. A
memorial from the Le.isiatvs Assembly Of Minnesota
would induce Congress 10 act IN The premises snd
DE fyen u " ear brethren Of ths NoTts-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24

XXVHh Senaie District -(Stouben aud Chemungj-
PETKR H. TRAcY OF Steuben.
XVIHh Dlst-(schohsrie and Desware)--IHoMAs
SMirH of Schohsre.
Oneida Co - (XIAh Dis. )-Senstor JosErH BENZ
DICT: Sheriff, JoHN X. JoNES Clerk, ALEXANDER
RAE Assembly, WILLIAM j. BACON.
Schohdris Co-CleTk, STEPHEN MAHAM Assembly,
Eastern Dist d. b. DASFORTH.
Tompkiss Co-Cierk, n. CRITTENDES, Justice, Al
PHEus WEST.
s'oar0t CJ--Assembly 50, ELISHA HARMON
Cieuauso Co-Assembly 80, c. Z. I. LOCKE.
Caifaransns Co-Sherif, ADDISON CRowLEi, kan'
doph Clerk JAMES & JOHNSON, Burton Assembly,
lst FREpERicK ). MARTIS Olesn 2d, HORACE T.
YoUNG, Nspoh.
S,r,ca Co-Assemby, Wn X. SCHUYLER, Ovid
Sheriff. Gen. J. q. MARKLE.
Suliiuan County-JAMEs +. BUSH for Member OF As
sembly JAMES ;. WELLS for Sheriff CAD WALES
for Clerk; HARLEY r. LUDINGToN for Justice OF Sea
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24
Death OF Charles Z. E.Horn-California Fever
Coroner's Inquest.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
BosroN, Monday evening, c

BOsroN, Monday evening Oct -
/ have 10 announce to you the sudden deces'a
OF NJ CHARLES L. HoAN, man whose oss will be
severely felt by host OF amateurs In toe musical
world ,s well as 10y numerous circle Of private &C
ousintanca lie was STACKED only two three days
since by that cruel scourge Of beautiful Autumn,
the typhus fever which to-day completed ts rapid
wOik. lie 81 years old, and until SEIZED by his
asst mslsdy, was IN the enjoyment OF his usual exce
leu; health. Mr.. Horn was native OF England oui
for many years fsvorlte singer IN our toeaieis,
and enjoyed high reputation musical composer,
both here and in bis country. On account Vt me
failure of HE voice he obliged to leave the stage,
and devote himself 10 musical instruction and compo-
suou. He enthuiisss in his art, aud his genial
com psnionsbe disposition made him many friends.
The California fever rsges among US with great vio
enca The specimens brought here by the recen; arr
walls hsve dene nothing to ssy H. lump OF gold was
passed round to-day weighing two ounces, which was
gsdd ming to the eyes Of tie gszer as the grapes OF
Eshcol % the waiting Jews Of o.d time Among other
adventures lately out from Boston 10 tbs frame Of
hotel with all the hxings and apparatus OF sosrroom
complete. | am told that ous Of the crack com
pou5ders Of artistic dsds been secured for the con-
csTn 10 the tune OF two or three thousand dol
lars per snnum, aud that be will shortly follow In its
wake. Where s the Fsther Mathew tor California
The Coroners Jury, IN the case OF James hennes y
who died on Friday from wounds received IN . sni
sat August rendered their verdict this afternoon, that
hs came to lis death by injuries inflicted oy Philip
Do 81 and James Doen, and other persons unznoWn.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24
New Publications.

TIE OLD WORLD; on sorNEt AND CITIES IN FokLies
LANDS. BY WILLIAM fUssisS NewYork D Ap-
pleton Co
land and in the most interesting countries the Con
tnent OF Europe, but he shows little power Of oSser
vston and less of description HIS work seems to be
a connection of his private journals and memoranda,
which, however valuable to the circle of intimate
friends hiss no claims the attention of the public
Neither the facts the rhetoric the grammar DO
credit 10 the suthor and the woodcuts are exscrs5le
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24

EY The Ch'cago Tribune quotes epproviusly
part OF our Prospectus. and wants TO know
whether we consider the Whig party pledged 70
all these noble objects l"-Of course not. Our
Chicsgo namesske's quotation shows precisely
what We do consider the Whis party pledged
&c" by its character, its instincts and It's trsdi
tons, wherein we stand with it and for It but
We are not limited 10 our ideas nor our efforts BY
the boundaries Of any party. There are some
truths no, yet accepted by the Wings generally,
which nevertheless seem 10 US 70 lie directly in
the path marked out before them by their Gle
mental principles there are some political
melorstions which We hope TO see effected, not
by the action Of any one party, bat by combDa
;ion Of the more intelligent and philsn,hropic
Of all parties. Beyond sll this there is much good
to be accomplished entirely out Of the domain Of
the State, and of course OF the province of any
political organization. Let all do the good that
opens before them. whereby great deal must be
achieved, though no one party should receive the
credit OF doing hall Of it. Only lot 1t be done and
xe all may well be content
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24
BL,ckwoop.s, for October hs. .he COZ

BL.cSwooD's" for October has the con
cludlug part OF the Csxtons. pleasant article on
Lynmouih Revisited discussion of the German Revo-
luton, A Short Yarn by Green Hand Of sresi
lenS,b. highly commendsscry notice of Mrs. seneT-
vies Physical Geography, en- article on Civil Revolu'
ton In the Csnsdss BY Canadian, humorous de-
scripuon Of the OLD Enshsh Mail Cosch, with moral
reflections on the Glory Of Motion, and review Of the
Diary Of the inirnitsbe, neverso be forgotten ssmue
Pepys, Secretary st the Admiralty in the Reign Of
Charles H.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24
Fe. b.Tnas,.

To MEASURE CIKcLE.-To Matthew sticl1as
To measure circle and square IT, l msiotsin th.
answer ss follows
Ex Instead Of ss7 % cay IS 81 for proportionas
making the diameter the perpendicular
say, As the hight OF perpendicular 10 10 to hypothe
n..e ls % will times the high, OF perpsndicusr-i.
- IN 81 This will De the entire length Of the perphsr
md nav be divided In squares 81 pleasure
may not be thoroughly understood, but II any on,
Ia disposed &c sns~er the following question, shA
Be Glad 20 hear from him.
Diameter Ito End the square ......
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24

NEW DUTCH tHoLLAsDl PaPEH-Th5 ShcO0y-
gaa fyvs Democrat saws that Mr. QUINTUs. formerly
Of The Buffalo Reya5c ha: arrived tnsrr, snd proposes
20 l-sus = Dutch paper % be called " De >asoogSaH
Tif.rsbode' News Messenger lie intends % com
nescs It's regular publication ab0ut the lsi OF NoVen
h,-. Their. are upward Of 90O0O Hollanders 10 the
Unted States and yet without iJnrnai prinied ~
their language. The proposed pspsr vii b. forward,
a 70 the several Holland settlements IN the States oi
Wisconsin, Michigan, Nes-iork and lowe.
The Holland Colony in Michigan would be found
much more desirable situation ss there Is no press IN
Ottawa Co where the greatest portion OF taese ho'
l.nders are located while there are twopre'es already
established 4, SheboygAn-ihe Democrat and the Mo-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

80, .xw.Yosx DAILY TeisUSs n FUsLisHED
YvERY xoENiSG isCNDArs fAcAFrEDl
=. The Tribune Buildings, corner of spruce
.ad Nassau streets, opposite the tity Han,
= ssssveeed 10 City Subscnhcfs Tor -. cents PER sess
rev rfsfes tney can pay In advance a. he DesA
60, months or year al The same ate single copes
80 Cent? Mai Subscribers rive Dollars per snn-ni iL
I,.,re Sub.cfptons tsken for sx months fof tlf,e
,-hs q ~ Three Dollars IN advance required 10 al o.
,.sres VIII Country Ne~ spspers Daily papers -
.-rf's oace hose terms are h. rcr inen uos' "' a."
s,hgne are cot allowed any difference.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24
PrsssrLvAsr.-Retur substantially complete

PESssYLvAsIa-Returns Substantially complete
Of The vote for Csns Com missioner give the ioi'
lowing aggregates
Fuller whig....lSSaeS Gamble, Loco. 49,
Clesver, NsuVe. SssS Gamble shsnd. i"-S'@
Iastesd Of $4,000 to 1000 as has been boosted.
Gamble falls short OF Gen. Cssss vote BY more
than rs 900 and this is called great Democratic
soss
Ltgulctsys. Senate. Whig....ie Loco. II
House, Ill; " 81
Me-. 10 Joint Ballot. 20
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24

A VERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY, =
rab!shed every Saturday Morning a. lc ow pHce OF =
r<f annGm scysnce. flgnt cnpie- lli ei'- Or -F-
eopes ~ one address, for a. sll tie paper 10 no case
Continued beyond The time FOR winch 10 is paid
Advertisements for tnls sheet VII - charged ~ ceai'
ref line each insertion. -
GRIZZLY McELRATII. Publishers.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24

Bethel sullivan County Ia the Wing candidate for Sen
Nor In this District, composed Of Orange and Sullivan
cesnlss. Mr. Rooss IL intelligent, working Wais,
~ win make suoss run IN his District
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

sbs o. lsse7 Non'stoos % ne nss n
.sts8sy psps F4TnosD sl0ao BE- ~ ~ iin
W.rs. sns Rosssr o CssFsstl 10 ihs AFm DsNSi' 81
MAd.
XYIILA Hord d-ALBEKI 6ILBEETi the excellent
Member Of last year. s renomirsiea' sao DOL NoHA
n a. STATED oy mistake this morning Dir. ConAin i'
the candidate for Alderman
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24

u The REVUE Do NoUvEAu MosDE IS the
title Of periodical in the French Language, which
1t Is proposed to publish in ;hs City. The frs, mum
Ser hiss Jas, sppesrcd making sPanphlei Of 81 octave
pages, printed In style Of uncommon nessness on ex
eeent paper. The Editor Is Mr.. Regis de Trobrisnd.
The work looks promising and has best wishes for
i.s succesx
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24

TIE MExicAN HEKoss.-Ths Ner Oriears Pea
y4se OF the l3ta .sy'. that Capt y. Darling formerly
Of Inc 3 Dragons, lett for Mobile the previous Day
10 bring over the body OF the late Col Duncan, and
would probably return on Mondsy. We also .eArn'
SAYS the Plcdyunc that Capt Daring has received
tclegrAph!c dispatch from New fofk in'truetns MN
to proceed after the BODY OF toe late gallant Col
Gates. formerly Of ihs 5th R-gt OF u : Infantry who
died Al Frederrksburg, Texss cd miles west from san
Aotonio. tu, we uuderstart taa, Csqt Darling VII.
not be able 20 execute the mission.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24
TERMS OF ADVERTISING

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General Soticrs.-sx nnes % ie-s, rson 49, 't v
acsn,s. over ~ oe. each Insertion. cents per me
cene,nl Adver,i.em-pts. ines
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over eight lines cents PER Ane per Gay @ ''17'' -
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FUSLEAL INVITATIONS and WASTE not eAoeee4N3 %
words Will be inserted for 3 cen
Legal Adveri,semen At ne fs1ss u1@o y I's
slaisie. 80. O..
All Advertisement. inserted 10 this paper appear BON ID
ire Morning ard Evening Edlnons
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24
xyhis CITY Nominations

xyIhA Evd The whiss Of this Ward have re-
'onipsed their present repre- ien'stives In the Com
mon Council-Aldermsn GEosex Il. FRANKiiS and
A'is,snt CHAsLKs DKAS. This 10 strong ticket and
should be easily elected.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24

TaE CEors At tbs SDUTH.-fLo Frank a
LAD P'caprs FaHrr ssJs 10 &, row reduced % a
crffsiny tina; crop Ia most paris Of The par
sh psill 20 short and ssot' On Some plantations =
POI OF the crop j. extremely good, While other pof.
t0ns are extremely bad There are .res extremes ~
good an1 BAD cane only 10 different parts Of pianIa-
tsoas but also continuous sections of the parish
But a. a whole, -. Mary viii, usls send 10 mar
kef large amount OF sugar aud mo'as-es.
The s. LG7grp (ts) vhiy. Of The orb nst says The
genuine eating caterpillar has made its sppca md
]. now al work in nesry every portion Ji the parish
Ths frost the overflow, the ralny weather ana me
worm On succession, have cut crops - Tar below
snr thing ks an average that y Ia not worth While 20
m- x any estimate. II will be- gathered la ie~ ~eeks
The baton Rouge (La) Adrocste, OF the ION, says
Several .ar planters ~ this par.sa have commenced
grinfirg ireir cane few days more nnt We insy
ex oct 20 our whole coast aud back country con
vsned by the active operations OF sugar msking ne
weather 10 delightful Tor toe purpose, ard the
ca o. generally, 10 hrstrste order.
The Finpak Is O. C5sTrr, oi the llth inst says
the rice harvest has ended and the planters are last
preparing their crops To- market
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24
sf TELEGRAPH TO TaI Nfw.Yoag isIsJNE

iIarkeIs. bALTlMoELl UtI - y N
Toe market fjr Flour remains as yesterday,
With fair business Sales 800 obls Howard q, al s'-
City Mills is as l2t. CosS ranges from % 70 Oh CTS
for White aud Yellow ia PEovIsIoNs tnsie Is no
bsnKe ol inpOTlsnce.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24

Tas YORXv.L TsAGEDf The n EG~G.ot
Nca) Gasais of tne 18th says that the trs o Asnoe
Kellogg for the killing Of bis son Lately at ferkve 70
hat County 10 now IN preFsss The dsssose insanity
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24

From, -. knshony-Iatinn pisirritie- Ras
Disarcc;isns Reportsd-lmpf ovements at
- ArtAo ouy, &c.


T. NIP Jsnns5o. ~h1 arrived ia th.s city
vsstsria, f-5u the uposr .iiss s.ipPi RIVER ~e are
,1sea..l ..- che f1l9si5s Interesting items OF
il--ilire~c-:
O..r abor-fae lst mat sulmerou. psriy of WIN.
,.a.-, f-si.rs srrr. c q. the fo~l Cf = Arth1rv.
sags he F.s replrt1s thsi ~ IN euss-s nent taeJ
ha- I'd zlth The sioux. tEeJ nd s.rd I'D w1unsed
e.ruea for srrs we-.s ~ tie Rice DiSss where they
had been engaged 10 gs,nsrlng rec Despite III 0ng
.tsndng snilu6-iy suoNn 10 exist tetRe-u theu toe
reoort cf the sngsscmeni Tss gruaFsy cis1eievet A.
- sntnorv tor toe reason tuat th- Wl1ne1sgls
b-.at 1.ck eel or clf-r trophy % their victory
.svo weeks sx0 - - A1tncuy. for The purpose %
treating with th- tigpew-s i9r lsnds. To Vss the
o..n.on OF Mr Ramsey. lvernoE Of M.nne-ofs, that
they could ,r-c. nothing iff sole tine a. most O.
the tribe were ~ tleF n---ls tio-Hl7 syhs ln pro
visions for the Winter
A,o.t tn la az, q sspuistou Of dlleen Chippewa
hsIhrced Indians arrived 8; - Anthony from Selkrk
sa.fleurrf % lodge ctin- -ain' VIA TIE Governor
ssn.t their nelghbors The rc-sns sud whites the
Rrfu.h side Ihsy were ccnatsnfly invading lthe
es.eneers stated the Territory CO the ChipDe Tor
ta purpose OF hununs. sad we're RAPIDLY diving away
or lilg "a i-s.r gslne. Idey ~rre too weak % re-
dress themselves aaa c.sined the Protection % our
q vernmeut Governor Ramsey pacinea them By
s-ing that neT faT sas .apEty y oe erected ABOVE
Fort Gsiaes VIXEN ae s1uoy az q pl.lec OF would
oe -usr1ed against TIE res f-s Is - pe c~ec fos.
scott aud pFepars3ns were be.1g nace Tor rs con
.fruction.
Between twenty snd thirty buildings are ros going
~ - 81 Ar:hony, Ana the condioS OF tie town Is
reDrosented t. De most fOunsnins Carpenters are
receiving s45 wages per month. Quite 4 number Of
mouied men iron Chicago and other pace, are qlr-
cns..ng town lots Vita view Of specus;ing. Tie ~P-
Dear-uce Of - Paul is reported 10 ess thrifty 4se
ho'.is cannot accommodate The itrsa.irs Sno row
lnroHg the town-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24

new Cemetery IS 10 b. established in
Lynn An smlasnce Of - acres On Rail Hi, called
TIE Forest Sanctuary" has been selected and sub
scPuons being solicited 10 make up u 900 70 carry
Tie projec, into stsct
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24
Loce-Foco Nominations.
Ups and Downs In Canada.

Monroe Co--Assembly. William Buell. L. Darwin
smith editor of the Rochesto AdrGfissr) and T. Hen
barnard
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24

TUESDAY. Oct sS -ssao bb.s Flour, % $50 brsn Cor
IN bols Ashes lss DO wnsky, sS2 oa!es WOOL Ana 80
boxes Cheese.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24
TIVE sErrr-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Nr1v-yoRY WEEKLY TRIBUNE

published every Wefncsf1B hnd clfnrc4s Alpinlhk
.p.-e IS per annufr. Two copies for s.
Advertisements Z cents q liEe each ias@fuon.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24

ns song Broadway Sunday night fell into the cellsr
door OF s22i which had been csreessy left open. and
was seriously Injured He was assisted out ~ gen
tsmsn who stated that iew moments previous be
saw another man fall into the same trap.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24

INJUSr FSON FsLL.-Abcut ! o CLOCK yester
dag man named James Johnson, driving load Of hay
near the corner Of fltths In the Bo~ery. fell from
bis sea, to the ground oy which he received sewers
mi ary 70 the spine.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24

MiSr is CALIFoRNIA.-The want q Mat az
san Francisco s seriously felt By the merchants AId
others who transact business IN tn-t place, and ey
arr put t. much incorvebenc8 u obtsirlg ih- neces
ssry amount Of specie 70 psy taflr dues a. he Custom
House The course they IRE iscd . pursue IS ce-
scl-ed In ihe follow extract ~ Litter % in-r.
CD 4nt n city from hs brother 30 Ca4i0rna, whch
received oy the is-t steamer.
80. husi Inst have no N q in san Fran
s-o for h- Revenue Lsws of tde Criec States require
dutr, paid in specis 20 ooisl gh,h We s-1d our
duet 10 Mexico ard The sJlh American States, where u
eher receives the impress c The of hose nations
auc seut h.cs % be- paid into ne L. 3lbIre's
ury or Elg and And So4h An sc,n coar- seut
up FOR n. purpose III with he gr-eies;
We can obtain cO1 enoug for CusiomH turposess1d
10 . only do1e Glasscrlhce Of .ot dust .h- merchants
wcld will n1lv psy rsr turss n dust Sb per ource
vnch tk- G1veTunl-nt would reRxe lf cen pro1t
eas but e collector vii lnt receive ID pret-rfng ne
coin OF Peru, Chill. Lc 20 cr, of'1 virgin god ~
The subject Of establishing Mint IN caliornia viii
obaov again BE- agisted the next session OF Con
grfss. when sa hope some measures WI be adopted
the United States that shsre d the gold Of
California waich rgn,sully belongs to her citizens
Boston journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24

~ The relatives Of Ann Simpson who died
few days since at Jefferson market Prison) are &c
qucstcd to communicate with Mr. Butmsn, keepet OF
the Prison. They are supposed to live At HoosicA
Rensselaer, Co. NY.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24

WoUSpED.-A man named Matthias Jacobs
was found In the Monday night badly hut
the head. Taken to bellevue Hospital BY officer Gar,
Of tho Eighteenth Ward.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24

RrscpED.-A woman an emigrantl Monday
tell into the North River from, vessel but wAs rec
cued from dro~nrs BY offcer Cotton OF the Third
W ard Police "A man. name unknown, fell overheard
q, the foot of Oliver Of and rescued BY ofioer
Byrnes Fourth Ward.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24

GRAND LARCENY John Hutchings was sr
rested and bro nght to this Cry Monday, from New
srk ON a re9uistion upon the Governor OF New Jersey
charged with stssins ys~l boat, valued At seS, the
property OF Arthur l.. Jones OF tbis City. Tie WA
locked up.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24

BURGLARY.-Jsmes Armstrong broke into tns
s.hoP Of Daniel Moore on Monday night and stole
ot of tools He sent 90 the Police Court TO snswsr
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24

FALL INTO TIE RlvkR.-As the Constitution
Sas leaving her wharf on Monday, passenger climb
ns up the rigging tell no the river One OF tho ssilors
jumped In after and kept hm anca. III they werstshen
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24
Wblg Nominations.

IOtsI- fJ, 10y 10 Oh - N -8oI
Majority for Towns, 1855; dc. In ~, 2Ss
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24

Kt,e,Co OYra AsD TEaMsgR-Befose J1dge Morse
AID Jgssices Hgyhes snd WnghG-Bd~0d and Charles
Alien we're placed Al me bar yesterday morning st tho
ooepins Of hs Court indctmsnt charging them viii
rr~>iyei sio en- soods moving sbe have been
sloen The dsendanu council sndsayorsd 10 show that
tho boys had guilty anowledgs that the goods wers
Charles Upssm thsn placed 90 1ial on ths above
charge which reatss TO The burglary commued upon tie
OF Mr. Htcsord, In Williamsburgh Tbs csss wss
not concluded .fst night.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24

CITY Coukr-Jsmss Ms<Ssnss placed on tris on
Indictment for ksspnG disorderly house The Jury
found him zsilty and be renanced for scntsncs
Frances MCGUIRE then PLACED upon ner Trial ehsfsod
with sseping ho1ss Of illfsme Of which odsnse tho
Jury without lesrng tnsir seals found hsr guilty
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24

ISouysr-Coroner Wslters held an inquest
yesterday At Governors Island upon the body OF an un
known man sbou, 40 yssrs Of sgs, who wss washed
ashore ths Island yesterday morning The deceased
was dressed In black froek coat, 6lus cloth ysst
r ped shirt black sk neckerchef and shoes and ~
pesred TO have been In tho water about dsys His
hight was about feet inches, hair brown and some
WA gray Verdict, death by drowning
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24
Total amount OF Produce per Hudson Xiv

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New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24

Krsss Co OYss AsD Tsssistt-yeAn Aekbecn, wn'
rovct>d 0f Disamy last week, wss senienced W tw'
v,.rs lu pslsonent Ia The STATE Prison 81 Sing Sing
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-24

COuar o. spEcAL sEssIoss-Oct D-Wm Thomp.
son. petit lsfceny-PeniIeutsry TO Gays. .CsiheIine
Jones. petit larcsny-Penitentsry ono month. Game
rins Forressr for ssssulune an ofacer-Ciy Prson %
days. May Snow, petit lsrceuy-dliy Prison Is days
WIN. Charles, honey ihlef-PeDi t-ntafy months
- Jsmes Bryan, stealing . bottle Of gip-Psnitsnusry
80 dsJs...Mchasl Ryan and Timothy Dds-o. petit Lar
csBy-esch P-uisennary so days. james Johnson. peut
I.rcsny- y-Penitentsry 90 dsys-Adlcurnsd anal Friday
moruin. Al q O'clock