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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-11

10 The Editor Of The Tribune
Err la the report OF the Proceedings Of the
Working Mems Convention, published in Saturdays
Tribune several errors too glarlng TO 10 overlooked,
appear and as my name stands therein an advocate
oil the Platform permit 10 say that do not desire
10 be known as the advocate Of OF the doctrines OF
the report you give Of the proceedings of that Conyen
ton As an individual sm committed 10 the glorious,
elevsog doctrines Of Land Reform the great basis
all Improvement of the condition of the oppressed
Worker the world over object 90 the report because
Il makes II look TOO much Ike Na,ivism. With me, all
men s.c brethren. TOE fourth resolution declares IN
favor Of securing he actual laborer sufficient land 10
subsist himself and family aud says nothing about bis
bang citizen. Ire resolution covering the principle
of Limitation reeds thus
"Thst protest agsns the principle that extensive
capitalists shall be permitted 10 buy unlimited
ty Of lend thereby enhancing he prce and curtang The
OF the impoverished 10 provide against destitute
The question not decided upon about a third
party action though there evidently two opinions
on that subject aud OF the candidates OF other
parties had subscribed 10 principle could do
otherwise than TO make clean ticket as ii 10 called
The corrected resolutions will be forwarded by the
Secretary Yours w. V. BARR.
THE fault is not ours. Ed. 7ribl
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The Round Islanders.

The men iately assembled AZ Il Jurd Island h.xa
begun 70 dspsrse About city Of them over On TIE
Oregon yesterday the two hundred and upward who
were en- on the Island msy De expected IN town to-day
rs destination. appears 70 have jailed but the fsiurs
has 10. been osins 70 the conduct Of those entrusted
VI "a is mans cement AZ NewOr,esns The men who
encampcd a. Round Island musi blame the Northern
sseEs rather than leaders nse. Tor the sufenogs
sGey have experienced and the pnrat.ons they have
injured Had /. rot been for the hardness of the
Northern expecitiorers, the New Orleans band would
have sailed before public attention eAs directed 70
70 them and long ere the Presidents proclaim sion was
Issued - y. crescent "a
The Mobile Aererfis.r Of The "a has the following IN
relation to he sdventurers
The miserable creatures who have been for some
tine past congrcssted Round leland, have been
turned loose and beginning 70 A5aoT as with their
presence. Yesterday morning dozen or 50 were
hroueh before she Mayor. Ga sppesrilg before the
Mayor. they stated that aaey we're last from Round
Island that they came here 70 get worn on the KAN
road bu the contractors had not yet srrved, they
unable TO get employment that they were turned
loOsa without cent Of money, Ana had no cans Tor
procur.n. nights lodging or getting mo1taiul OF
bread that this dssuton their excuse Tor taking
I'D slngs In the mAkethouss. thst they intended no
harm 10 anybody, and would - 10 wosk 81 the Rail
70 nd coon a they could be permitted TO DO 50
Upon these representations the Msyor-knowins that
one OF the contractors wss daily expected here, snd
h ~ ha in usnt Oi hsncs--oischarged the poor
crreturer. With tue adronition that they would be
closely watched by the police, sni thss II guilty ot
i'm prophecies OF conduct they would DO arrested AMI
dealt with ss Migrants. They arc a most miserable.
looking set OF custOmers-hali starved. ragged and
drty-snd their forloTn an. destitute condition 10 csl
custed 10 excite 10 other emotion han pity aud COM
msseraiicn. From their appearance We imsstne It
will be long tme before they are ,rre9sd Toto
another Round Island Expedition
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So La,er-Yhe Mlkaru CaNed Ot 7
BE- Telegraph te tds .Nc'e- York Tr'bsas.
The Riots Mt Philadelphia.

FHlLADsLFhIA, Weduetu7yi VS- " 7 n
The riots OF last evening were renewed down
town this morning. and number Of other buildings
sred BY the mob Several persons were hrTi by FIRE
arms and missiles.
At los o'clock six eight military companies headed
BY the Sheriff and Mayor, marched to The scene OF
seion aud took possession Of the ground planting ar
uliery, and forcing the crowd from the Infected
district.
HE Fire Companies are now hand putting out
the Ere. There are no serious approximations OF re-
newsl OF Tue riot which ii 10 believed originated BY
portion Of The sOlOrsa population taking sides with
the rival Gre companies
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O. her nssnitcenes Ia other respects. cF9~e OF
curious gs-ers - the Tnarf her al expecting 10
behold mo1rlsn al Woo Aad iron. Taere Was, We
are to'i general expression OF dssp Scrtnent |" see
r'aa'eo Tue Moro and came Into fel visw The nsF'
ny o. ner proportions dccer "a them srd beside the
haosnsfos DO net understand vel the scienc- OF me-
chsnics IN connection With naval srchi sectare
Ire coming sugar crop Ia Cuba, We learn. promises
&c Dc avery abundant The cane Va. wei advanced
.ni ihr felts ver- inelT ooEeret
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VIM Ipard.-DAsiTL Z. DEL.yls, Alder
msr CEAELEs II RING, Assistant
The following are the nominations for Kings CO.
Ssqaior-Philip s. Crooke
Coznr Cirk-Wi.lism Marshall
Shsri6-yviisin Jenkins.
Sup. of The PooT--ru giebert Lott
.Jasfios Of SessiOas- Nicholas Stiiwel
Coyon1s-John T. Van Hans; John I. nsryse cor
ueiius E.ufervcer
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Whig Nominations.

VTIIfh Ssaots Distrci.- DAVID VAS scgAicK
for Senator, from Columbia and D1tcbess.
Columbia Co. HARVEY W. GER, Sheriff
JoBS 4 CUnsIE, Clerk; CoESELUs HAsLY, Justice
QRseus CO.-WEssEIL : sAuB. Assembly
ions NJ DE- Morr, Sheriff; WILLTA- J. CosswELL,
judge.
SchSHecfody Co--JAAEs ALLIES, Assembly
JOHN CLUE. sheriff DAVID ?. FosREs1 Clerk ,
IsA2r NTrFrE. Justice.
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r.ar.sr-1 Paszfa! Ccss Coroner Conway
.-is5 On suaday 70 hold AZ inquest On The body Of
~orosn named Nrs Mary Belt. VINO died suddenly In
.oors Iu house In K-rrs sliey, near k-rrs wharf -
re Jsrv after careful confederation, cane 70 .ae
s,i csncla son that sns died from the want OF TIE
r..,-ies Of lc-llteraiiy OF starvation Ire deer
"a /, h sid has husband IN Phil.ds PssA vss Hooe
"a ,ssrs Of ago. and leaves hare 70 the care OF
two inrsr-ssing children boy and r.L 80
lively absef u snd years eAesn' w.
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THE sEn1I-WEEKLY TRIBI
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
W TtlEGBipH 10 The aEw.YOSx TRIBUNE.
Eater from Canada Movemen, In favor Of
Annexation.
NOMINAL, "Wednesday, Oct. 10.

declaration IN favor OF Annexation 20 the
LATED States been drawn up and ia the short space
II Eve hours received the signatures Of 800 OF our nrs
merchant iandhoders and professional men. ioeiusing
,vo members Of Parliament end two Of the Queens
Counsel
meeting held here on the sth against the seig
tionsi tenure.
Delegates from 200 Parishes determined Re support
tbs csadic ate L o. in favor Of It's abolition.
Courtney. OF Oliver Cromwell, has die1 IN tbs caty
Of the Cholera.
There were three cases here on Sunday.
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PSI REArEJo, Central Amer July IL, 1919.
avail myself Of postscript to this communics-
ton, merely to say that our long and dreary sx-
odus through Cectrsl America has terminated
We are now embsrking on the brig Laura Ann,
and cope 10 due time to arrive at San Francisco
IL is now Ave months since We disembarked
from the brig Mary at 81. Johns, expecting ar
Engagements were made to facilitate our transit
through the country in from two TO four weeks
Great alo W ance is to be made for difficulties pc
cuiiar to pioneer operatou-still large portion
OF the company feel that the delay and most OF our
d ficGities might at least nave been vary much
modified by better management.
There js no doab: but the transit from port to
port may be made at small expense, and with
comparative comfort, in from three TO four weeks.
notwithstanding our long delay, exposure and pri-
vations, wo have had no cases OF serious Illness
arising from the climate.
am. can-lenan. YouLE g. L. InOkER.
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WRECK on TEE ST. JosS.-The Boston Tras-
ssr Of Tuesday evening gives the following names Of
the lost on board the q, John;
Among the lost Bridget kennelly and three ohT.
4rsn ,16s ~ Patrick Kennedy, of Boston; Hoaors
psnn.lly l6. who has sstcr in Lynn; Honors, Mary
md M.ygsret Ma kannan children Of Mrs Malsennan
Of Fourth st south Boston: ono woman with II ehil-
"a i-oom,. Ishey two s.sters Of hTs hcDermott OF
Springfield. Nj. Munros has gone to coha,'s, syAin
today and we shall be able 10 give the names OF 81 on
hoard soon All the ships papers were iost oui.e
number Of the friends and relAuves OF 'no ~oe'~'e
have also gone to Cohssst
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rde Hou,e Of Delegate, stands q. folloxs.
iSt1.
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The above table embraces the result in the ca
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a msiority Of 0 in the House.
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RRnoKLYN AEEAlRs

CoRosER's IsQUEsr.-Dr. Ball held al inquest
on Tuesday morning on the body OF man whose came
is unknown and who was found drowned at Tnompson's
Dock ON Monday last Toe deceased was apparently
resident OF New YORK. he was dressed IN black
frock coat striped Satin vest black cashmere pants,
nne calf skin boots white muslin Shirt and red hsnnei
undershrt His hair and whskers were esrx. In his
pocket found pair OF plated spectae.es, snd q
memorandum. book, In which written la pencil,
No 80 D-y.s, White - Bgshen Tailor IL. a
Hatch, at 1873 Chathsm-st" The jary rendered yer
diet hst .hs deceased 10 his death By being sccI
dentslly drowned
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-Four os TIE b 'Hors.--A party Of these ind'-
vduals, numbering in ell Ave or elk. who esme over
with the Curb stone Fsntasticsl Guards go ea.bo
from their being unable to form line 70 coy o'ncr
way than by backing up against the cur osons vac
arrested at the City Hotel Monday afternoon Tor
sing disturbance and refusing psy for the liquors
which they had drank Justice King sitter hearing us
compl alnt hned them e5 and ordered them 10 stspf
committed ill the hne was paid
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OF CLOTH FACTORY DssrRoYtD "A baidins
which was just In process OF erection. and nearly com
pleted We believe stusted 10 Bedford Opposite Gun
ton avenue blown down during the severe gale 81
las, Saturday night II belonged To Mr.. Harvey We
have not lesrned the estimated damage
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ilaryIsnd Election.

Toe following are the complete rsturos frer' shs
Ia CnnRresslonsl Dstriot
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zine Gnxernor-t.cnernl nI ToronIo

T0HoNIo, Wednesday, Oct. IV--A NJ
The Governor General arrived here this morning
ard YES wsli received
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Rtors AT BYrows David Bothvics' one OF
the uaf,rtunse men WHOM, the pFejadieed of.ngemen
cred At during the riois-iae .A'-ed being unsfmeo
sed on Ii. s4lh Ut in the bloom Of youth. after sui
ferins great pain and torture iroa D: Sousa me
- ,.,,-ssrsd bar there 10 no remedy. This muir
- nstarsl result Of the encouragement given 70
or.nsernen by Mr. Iastee saiivsn'' administration
IN lr1f
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DrTApIr.-Ths MIrauSee SeAtinei STATES inat
Hslfepstsiu. the late Receiver OF Milwaukee, hiss
BOT been enabled TO make his account sooe with the
Government suit has accordingly been instituted
Asssst his sareties George II. Walker. Lew huooeIi
Nd knselAnd In tbs U. .. Circuit Court Tor eVoVo
Buffalo Express.
IMPORTANT ARRKsr.-Two Buffalo Policemen
arrested at St Ca,hcrines. @. w. on Saturday last,
sswsnn Hol, and B Barker charged with burning tae
.g'seopsl Chureh at Cleveland, Ohio. in Aasust las.
$ossy ~ere among the passengers BY the Earexs iof
SsRioraia e5oo reward had been offered for thssa.
Nu.DER-A. J. Lee, Of shrsvepsss, La shot
- NJ - " Nxs al
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Total Amount Of Produce per Hndsen hi'er
Eoats.
WEDNESDAY,, Oct 10, 40 oola tsoar 10 ea ass.
wssi N 6ssss Ckssss n bsh WAisssy' - seA Asoss
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SERIOUS AccIDysT.-As a man, named Patrick
Mclaughlin one Of the deck hands ON the south Ferry
boat wss fastening the II the boat to the bridge
on Monday he scclesstsy sippsd on the wet WOOD IN
consequence OF which, his leg most horribly
she'd 40 high Up tho knee Joint. Inc unforsonsto
muledis tcy taken To hs residence IN ooid 81
il Is feared amputation will be necessary.
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From SicaragEs-Fourfh Of Jziy IN Central
Americs-The Gordon A--oc,nfior.
cESEsDAoA. pear R.alel

a
ne Pscas, JGly :, lsis
MEsRs EDuoss. Oar great National Festival,
which was doubtless celebrated with patriotic
fervoT in every city ani hsmis; through our wide
spread Confederation, and 10 every country where
tie fame O. libsrty has been kiDded and sum
Gent number Of the sons Of lreemen can be assem-
bed, was daily honored in Central America BY
party Of North Americans, len roHts to California;
1T Cbinsndsgs. on the 4th Of Jaly last
In conformity i.h previous arrangements the
day wss ushured In ct sunrise BY salute OF ire
arms from the different quarters occupied by the
company, and grand salgts o. - s1ns IRON the
priucipa. quarters On the r-szs.
\, 30, clock ths procession Vas arranged on
tie Plaza by the Chiel AMI Assistant haf'nais' 10
tr- following order:
ChlsfMsrsts. D.. LANsiSo TooKE'
Music
p,..ss,, Dr. r,.S SsnS ors,dr. Il L. Dudley E.q
Reader, W. eilllrnsn, Esq
American Consul. British Wee Consul.
Nv Liyineton, Esq. 7. Manning, Esq
Author;ies OF Cnmenc.g4 and Invited Guests.
lst Division Of Company C. H. Hays Esq asst MARSHA
81 Division OF Company, w. {. leiven~orth, Eco 90.
80 Division Of Company, w F. Dsnnison Esq do.
Arer marching through the principal streets the
procession returned 20 their quarters 10 the piszs,
wheo y CON pany listened 70 ~ eloquent and
spritstirring grafton from w. l. Dudley, Esq. Of
New Hampshire, and ubseQuen;ly sa. down 20 q
splendid collation., arranged IN the most tasty man
ner by J. y. Csrdoza Esq.
Several communications were read rom invited
guests, who were compelled to be abeent, among
which wss one from Geo. Gordon, Esq. President
Of the Association. large party OF the ladies' OF
Chinendsga graced the occasion With their Pres
ence, aud although the difference OF language de
priyed us and them Of the ordinary medium OF com
muuicatoD, still their bright eyes and sunny
smiles N sde an Impression ths, Will long be re-
mem bered
After the cloth was removed, The loiloSi
toasts- were announced by w. c. Leavenwortb,
r sq. and excessively received, accom- panied by
appropriate music, with that hearty cheer which
show d that athoughfaF removed from our friends
and native lard, the company had not lest any
portion Of their irstornsl ard patriotic devotion,
but that home, sweet home. with all its halloxed
associations wss still the 10y aud pride OF their
hearts BY order. LAssIFs TooKEs, Marshal
-
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STRANGE AccIDEsr-On SUNDAY man named
william Linnken, German cripple. who was Obliged
to use two cri,ches tell the footpsth Ia Twenty.
third q. snd fractured his loit He was taken 10
Bellevue Hospital on Monday morning. and Dis arm was
set
LEO BRoKES.--A msn named Lawrence Hart.
lsborer residing at OF Washington at. While standing
Mr. Hoits door the same street had bis leg broken
on Monday by the backing Of cart which jammes
him between the ell OF the door aud the back Of tho
cart
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Nsw CouKr oF CHAscERf II CANDIDA
fl, ..,.hli.hmeut Of Cnsneello. and Ves-Chaneelor'
IN Epslsnd is TO Be immediately gsrs.ted for Upper
c.,.ds. Mr.. Blake, an Irish gentleman recently COO
v.r,sa from ulrs,oryisn TO the side that now pays
-, 4. tho new Chancellor Mr. Jameson. husband Of
I've celebrated English suihoress and Mr. Es'en, CT
-. - rnovr netnus sre tho NiceChanccliors; J.
q s.-sgse i. una,,sr saa 4 X. Basl, capable snd
deserving man, Registrar
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ACCIDENT FROM blasting -Oa Saturday. near
Pousbkoepsie. ON the Hudson River Railroad. man
named Peter Blssson lsborcr, was TechsrgDs blsst
when the heat OF the hoe caused By the friction Of the
borer caused the powder to explode when IL was csst
into It, Blossoms right eye wss severely Injured by
being struck with splinter OF the rock, and HE tscs
was generally dshgured.
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AociDrNr-On Tuesday about 10 O'Clock IA
borer named James Mcguire, lodging at 500 Pesriu
had his hand badly crushed by large stone which.
with another sborer, he WA raising At mo corner 81
R-ads.st and Broadway. The middle anger was broken
and the nigh, hand 10 much injured.
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Law Csuvt,. .TvssoAy. Oct o

Clscurr CovRr-Rsfors Ctief Jusues Joaes IN W
Gunner 70 1hos Wli<f-soit In uovef 10 recover ine
Va q. OF four hhds Of sugar taken by sttachment Ct the
suit of Mr. We at the establishment OF sAmaei hsnsou
Co sugar rehnefs, Grand Ct Vilismsbufgb on elsin
.hCo Verde, for pln gl7s 8,-FOs plu. BIZ wm.
Curtis; for dfdt Mr.. 8 NJ. Meskef
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Boy ScALpsp A boy named Wihism siliivap.
residing at Fortynrst e. between Tenth snd Eev~n'-
svepues working At his brothers bonsboiliog estsc
lsnmeut 10 the street, was badly scsded f. the
following manner he was In the act OF skimmius to-
boiler, when he missed his footing and fell into the
boiling laaid. His legs and lower part OF his body
we're dresdfully scslded. He 10 at present In very
precsrous state not having ben brought the Hcsp'
tai In As timely smsnner ~ he should have been
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ALARM OF FfeE.--An alarm Of Are wu cccs.
stoned Monday evening by the ourstas Of spir,t
lamp the crockery store corner OF snerlf and Hoes
ton 81, Exiinguished with slight dsmsss.
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TORONTO vs. MoNTREAL-Ine Toronto Oio,s'
shisb ,pesks for the Baldwin Ministry, in TIE upper
Il Canada states su!horitstTely ;ha, the public
separtments Of t5e Government viii be removed 70
that city Immediately OF sourse II again to become
-. c.,ltsl. and this time for both Of the Csnadss
r.. ps,g.nsn, Buildings siI be reoesupied next Win.
~ bv The united Legislature We tslisys that the
aivsr.i,~ nov holds is siiting' .n them. Where vii
The studentE 90
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RuS OyER.-A son OF Mr.. Pratt Of 50 Mulberry.
st. was accidentally run over on Tuesday BY brewers
cart driven by John A. Fisher and severely injured
tie was taken home By bis latter.
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lSQrEsr.-Coroner Walters held Al inqGes,
on Tuesdsy, At the Bellevue Dead house upon the
body OF an unknown man. WAC found drowned
IN the dock Pier No. L \ The cecessea
apparently 20 years Of see with nsht hair. acc
dressed in blue oversls, blae striped sA,rt anu
brog.n shoes and spresred to have been the water
shout q hours. Verdict ia accordance.
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FRACTURE OF rHg Arm -On Monday evening.
about soeloek, sailor named Henry psvy' eeiocs'ns
10 The steamer Hermann fell from The top OF tie tu1
nell into the dock thereby frsctanp, bis rssat arm
aud cruising ri. see and ether parts OF body severely
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Ts.vsL oS TIE HUosoS.--rhe steamer Hes
arics Hudson brought down from Albany on Tuesday
raorrlns about 500 psssengers
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hus ovrK.-A Spanish sailor, belonging TO ,ns
brig Edassure wa run over by scsrri.ge on Ncudsy
evening while he passing Between the corner 9
Caamoersst snd the Park hls nip ws dsiocs,'d.
snd bis isce wss much Injured. be IVES brought 20
the City Hospital and attended to-
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