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The ynrnburner Vote In Favor oil inc nun
krr Proposition.

The following was the vote on n'' nv nv,
100, A the Rarnb1rners' Convention 70 d"'oSa'u
,''s Hnnker Proposition, and proceed 10 nominate
n ful Free Soil ticket ,,,--..,..,ou
AyEs-Ba,erman, Chapel bsAef' |" .. ...r N.lce
ps si D'Sss. instead spinDs' Baon To@, vSs
p,rnry' Green, stevens Stone, BseA~th' IAN ~
ten. Andrews Bowie K. smith W., ss,ss,bsr Con.
u,nt Muueer Fox, Jones, s1ckies' S'~
rad. Tsfl. FrAnken0urger, Holley-S,,,, ,,-A.uo,
Sors-Tcmplr Benton. stewart horton " " 30
F,rtoD. Darling, Moves, Caldwell Ns"derHocL -.
MI Bushnell. Baus, Elwood, Suyder Nan bS'en'
y - pige,ow Cochran, McDougL, Patt'son, usNe
In Muryhy. Hubbard. Dai. DeHing Gurus, t~a.oa
,oham. Wilson, Bets, Dcnuston, l. u Sin''n, r., go
Cal penier, Brown Smith hssAna ass's s,or Dr.
I'.clo Davis Hatch. StsGton. Morgan, fO"'r' "a
~, coarsd. ssnsabaush, J. 7 Masters Anderson ia
hnsD, LawGcnce-oI
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RFPREsENTATINES.
f-bfos 1913. I.oeOs. Ifhigs.

AMERICAN BOARD OF FOREIGN M'ssi'Ns'- l"e
Annual Meeting commenced at fiusheid' MASS 's'
Tuesday afternoon, Hon Theodore rrenngnuy'e" !"
,,a chair many corporate and honorary members
u,.r. saaea 70 the Board Rev. DR.. Anderson sub
mi,,ed on the l9,h. Repor, ola Committee affirming
that the Board is not al liberty to interfere VITA TIC
ecclesiastical bodies to which the MISSIONARIES oo'o"s
Ia the administration Of discipline
The course TO be taken by the Board Of Missions
h ,cercnce TO IN At sinful and shameful traffic in fesh
and Hood known as the Home Slave Trade the foreign
having been declared piracy, have not yet heard
Oar rather hbor of the Obsrr led OIL last
s,,prday--not with discourse on doing to negroes
.. ve would be done BY but Irish lsndiordi'm as
an .oolosv for Southern eva.ions Of Code law NJ
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Correspondence of The Tribune.
WASHINGTON. sept j.. ls1
TIE Cabinet has been rsslary De- sesNou bat
twice or three times s.ncs the Prssientsresarn.
Beyond fer important and = ies unimPcrtan,
removals. 70 business 81 great importance res
been settled TIE removal o. RoBEgr WsisH.
.a,e PGnsisn Cousu, was determined upon some
time ago. Hs conduct Is ssid p be extremely
obnoxious 70 the President. vho hss from TIRE rs;
taken the deepest interest m tie struggled be-
tween the oppressed and the oppressor, DO El-
rope. Gen. lay -ors warmest - mQatnies aase
been with the people, ana wli.e le las lcternin-
ed o. avoid, hon0rsb y, q participation in foreign
glsrrels be- hes nevertheless been resiy On SD -
fsr as discretion would permit the s'r nsest :, 20
psiti-s 90 Cary him. ten. Iay DR. g eu-ireur.y
IN oi Prsce. Ial- can be seen lu e.. ia actions.
he believes m1-e in the power oi S-fr..-H uses
.han ID ire efficacy Of armed fortincatoas' and
would plsce more reliance be- time o. trouble upon
The co1scousuess ID riglt than in a stalLlls srmy
VI dIscip med soldiers.
Hon JoHs c. CLaRK First Auditor OF the
Treasury. las commenced his duties q ms7nar
which gives the highest Eatisfsctcn O. Wings
here. A. be -, 10 great messe-e cretty re
sponsioe % ihe qeof or The discharge oi uie Gu
ties which have been entrusted % him, ne IS de-
termiGed 70 have faithful honest, and competent
men, Yesterday he gave t0ree clerks .i1c alia-
the chief indet 1ite iehve of absence. They were
all ve-y Old soidierS-had beer IN the service from
"time immemorisi." ard all belonged - Virginia.
The Csioa Is. Of course, very indi gasnr.
People VITO are expecting - see Gen. TaJ Tor 81
the North this Fail. vii be x ad 20 learn that his
health u rapidly recovering. he rides usually
from SIX g. dozen miles INTO the couutry every
day, on horseback. ltis expected hs viii resume
his visit whenever his heath Is fully and fairy re-
covered, unless pressing public business pre- vents
Col. bliss, bis lady, and d. W0oD leave here
for Nee Yors, re 10 the morning
The Presidential Mansion i undergoing thor
oush repairs inside sud cut. 80 i the Capitol
Other preparations are looking iorTsrd o. the
com me ncement OF the Session. Candidates Toy
Speaker, D1or-scs per, Serse-nt-at-Arms. Sc are
beginning 20 b. discussed. sul iucIqicut move
nertl are already astir. Bat The hr't DO the d
u uat slwsys the winning party. Ia close con
test compromise usually results m favor az the
keenest, siilest party The Frse Sellers all 20
for II %. THsD. erEvESsI n u0minated-li not they
will probably waste their strength. sell cut their
stock in trade, and t-y to make a new Investment,
At Cesar, Guf Rmhs. Yours, c. B. A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-18

F,RE AT B,LrisOHs.-Coolsons e'ae factory;
two miles out from the city Ds'"oc" -" ~ ths
sreuDS or Taur.asy. sbOa, 10 O'Clock Owing to zoe
s.,.nc. Of The locs from the city, but lew o. zoe
are companies went out, and those tns' ui1
IN Inn coulso. who loses 50 90 IL was repoi'ou
on The ground that Que OF workmen,
wa, burn, in the building but the report WI" hspPNS
without foundation. -
~ Chauncey Hustsr, alas Chss. w oas'o
pbo Gu, so Large swsth in Boston few weeks ago -
Lieutenant ia the Navy on Saturday sentenced !"
Stale Prison for thrce ysars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-18

AERiyAL ~ GssaAs RtrC0yys-Tbe brig
Chen.me. Capt Caleb K Moore. srriyed this morning
from sfnyrB. Via Gibraltar. Si,h n p-sssnx-fs Amosg
ihe number Col. Henry Sey .nd Henry VIleeh
TOO officers Ia the German Republican army. Thy
ere oohssd Gee for their hives travelling across
country the mOuotsins snd ssf-rlnz great pa.
vsfions Art tcusone journey, they reached GbfA'
tar ooe bring carried into torn In . ssrk
Capt Moore put into Giorslfar for water, ard vss
qazr.EuDsd tor snort time One sisb, dunnx ois
gay, az American ship-chso6ler. In business 81 Cio
rsisr, sDessisd Ssy md VIi~ehsmp On board OF ne
Chensngs When Capt Moore's eassnsne BAD en-.
pired he made szl % passing the fort oe sss sfed
upoo snots h.vnr p.ss~d through HE forsssf on &C
count 81 hls not having the American snsitn sossd
he rshr ,,ce Having put IL right he get cut eiesr
thoass h. w.s sfrer~srd dstsins In the Bay
twelve d.ys on account Of the w-stner.
Col sey Ia q conDecuon OF the celebrated Marsha
yey ard Col ylleeb.m2 has . brother Ia hs~ York.
brother Of colon~i ssy t 10 sad, ned been previous
IN arrested snd shot lear Frankfort
Bost,n Traveller, Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-18
Help for the Boston Taiior..

TIE AOa-rs Of Cincinnati Iste'y he'd meet
lng IN that city and COMMITTEES sPpoinsd Tor ne
purpose a. that meeting have collected - a. pAf' o.
tasir pracic-l sympathy Win ire ,olrey men a,,'
~ $50 Tra f,ll1xing resolution Nas $50 adopted
R~,is.e That nc cSssacf u M -tnsln< AoHrf-
r--s.v-, our barry apDr01slO- mai ~e believe nell
course Perfectly I1si-ao- bst ~ -1~ PC xrS-fse'7s
% slpcor Ln-fu 10 he % suls-
Tn- Ciaeina1ai Nsnpsris. I'D Hsrsla says Iais se-
-oa VI the M1ders ~ll meet ~itn hearty spproo-lpn
"a every uDrxtt u-iDc. In@y are class of u@chan c.
go shove =. others IN ms cry have i-t i1r elfte "
cor saed nonopoly n its sffsmpts % reduce wages
ID are coussc1-rty ever rescy 70 sympsthire both
nsrt snd hand WITH thCse who strke Tor f.h- wages
Tny have acted Bo1y snd The relief that ineir contr
sut5us <f give O. TIE sgr-rng families 20 III Boston
r.lors slll D. s1-.rieni reE-rd for mrn whose &C
ION. are governed % The dictates q humanity and
ilsLce.
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BRITIsH Mail STEAMER HlBEKNIA--Ths pow
sal chip which struck upon rock and had TO be sent
back from British America for repairs here, went into
the Sectional Dry Dock Pike-shp, on Monday,
der the care Of Messrs mcPhcrson Gray, shipwrghts
and csulkers who have about fifty at work her
stem and keel which have received much dam that
twill probably be the end Of the week before che gets
saoat egsin.
Had not tho Hbernia been very strong built vessel
she would have been wrecked ordinary ship could
ever have got % that rock again The copper isstrpped
Oh in part and all the heel OF the stem aud the for
ward part Of the keel and dcsdwood and heels Of cant
are carried away full egh, feet up tho stem aud about
thirty feet att Of the keel destroyed The rock
which she remained half hour she must have struck
upon with terrible force
To prevent the water from Gllng the ship they
promptly built box aud csuiLed it carefully, forward
near the leak and thus prevented tho waters from
gaining on them all through the ship they then put
back for Halifax, and In very few days this tight
steamer will be Just as scsworthy if there not
srocs on the whole coast Of America
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-18

rE- The receipts OF the American bosiu OF MS
.ons during the year ending s' July 80 were s-S '''
Expenditures s2o3,4s; debts then due s'ioO'' arc
their missionaries to be allowed to deno"nee the GUY
ing and selling of men women and children as ''o'
.,o Of chr,.ts golden rule; or is the Obssr0 here
the power behind the throne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-18
An American Prime ,ierfdian-Argumenfs
nxninsI IL.

Sir. Geo w. Bignt Of this Cisy has published, in
ste number Of the J0urH0i y Commerce, series
Of Arguments against the proposed change Of The
Pnms Meridian urged ty Liea:. c. II. DAVIS before
tie recen. Scientific Conveutioa a. Cambridge.
The reasons gwen 10 opposition 70 tie change are
embodied 10 the form Of r. nonsTarce from " The
Merchants, UnderEriter- and SbipmssteFs Of Bo,-
.ln and rs vicinity 80 which i u be circulated
fJ- signatures. Toe evils predicted from change
s,e set forth 10 substance Is iol.OTss
That ne shall nav. introduced upon our own coas.
,ae East add West rsoxon'ng. 81 that although the
MERRIAM ss rxsd Al New Orleans you'd cause moot u
TIC cossung trade To Be upon sice Of H. Jet all yes
o., passing 70 the eoas, Of Texas mus, change their
lousiu5e from esst 70 vest and BE- .abeet 70 al the
psrylexires Of that chan. "a, That Il the pro-
posed change l. adopted snOher eleneo, must BE- IN
trodueed 10 I'll conmuricstoa. between English and
America vessels. and fr long Tine between Ansri-
can vessels with sscn oiner--ss tho common practice
noN Il for laUgslors a. ses % communicate 70 each
other their longituss exceedingly useful practice,
often leading . the correction q othsr~ise fatal errors
fnt-r the n4~ order Of tniszs sccor6nz % til. Re.
anstrsnce rle 81 IRE 20 give the reckoning 20 from
Green tich % NeEDfi@zns Or 70 hear or Encerstsnf
r uglty saer given, usy Involve ship cargo spd nsg
lxalrs 10 0ne common ruin Sd Il Is set form tnsi
portion of ihe charts lsed y T. : Dsviz-,ors are
snd nust conng- o. b. u Englsn c0nsfrsctiOn, and
qlsnuy marked With the longitude Of Green siea
II reduce iEs h American standard, upon sudden
emergency q here held 70 y pregnant MIA present
evIis o rot absolute csnser.
Against a. this perplexlEy and niscbef qt 10 further
set forth there q NOT siSgle c0gn,erv1irg sfSsn
Esze. og, the proposed c-snse % Suffered 20 rest
JPN supposed se;encne necessity ana upon eon'i
f-ratou. In .ome Wy connected with cur nsrocsi
nonor or iode pendence The hsfnoustrsnce, -fer q
-vt, = th4 whole subject cone u6es that me change
you'd b. only nCniasi i0-t hire . no good reason
a., .-.nroriuZ The Green Eich rerlcl-n. any Other
I'd n. eon1no6 property u civilizsuon-and IL word
70. ts41 against ne Who'll project
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-18

rs~ Senator YULEs has written to the PieaySne
long communication in favor OF the Florida fen'n'u
lar Railway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-18
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

BOARD or SUrsRyIsoss.--This Board will meet
this afternoon tho County JAIL when ihs motion OF
the compensation of the superin,endenu OF the Poor
OF the County will In all probability be disposed Of
These officers have had additional duties imposed upon
them during tho past season and hsve been uniiripg
n the discharge their srduOus duii"s snd are mt
ueniy cnutlc0 increase 10 their present comp'n
,aron which s'ntifely too small tor the duties which
they called upon u perform.
COMMON CouScIL.-rhe Municipal Legislature
will meet this afternoon at the City Hall at o'clock,
when Il Is expected there will be rrpost Of the man
usr In which certain contracts have been given out
FIRE-On Saturday morning last, abou ! o
clock. IRE discovered in the upper par, OF he
building OF M.s.rs Prime a Whlins. upholstef.fs
snd lower stOre. by Messrs Rossiter Armstrong as
dry goods store At Jos Fulton It. Tn. nre ~ss soon
sxtr gu.hed The stock Hni fixtures of Mssus kos
| sitter s Armstrong sers much damaged. The = loss
estimated At $4,000 which was covered by Insurance
| IN Inc Htna Comp=Dy Of New York, and tho Long lei
and. ltl believed to be- tho work VI inesndrlsres
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-18

RrTuss FROM rss D,oossos- The Ns~bsry-
por; Hrsd states .sst yoarg nan ssmsd 0lnes. be-
lonsnz sewoary. (Byfsd psrss) sss tuss rstarnsd
from California, With sixty pounds Of sod sorth
$1,000 He came Moons Tor the purpose % s~eing bic
god sss and receiving as ooyssfastoa Of bis iends.
and returned Immediately.
Y Gen. James Riley Of TexU, va 10 Gin.
cinnau o. ths Ian Inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-18

srarI NoEMaL School From a C.rcslsr Of
the -,ats D-partme " Common Schools, jlst p11-
lsned we earn that the nezt term VI TIE F1fma.
-crrol vii n~-ln % Nov m1-r D.
The foil0~lng viii show The number ~ vacancies IN
zach County II The close % present. term o t'e
school which th- Town Sgperlrtrnffuts al oe =
- .orr uos.irla After The tr.f q oct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-18

Tag ArrEsDAScE sT TEE STATE FAIR The
Sracss Jsarasi Of the l5sn Gays lhsi Ire Snoe nsm
DR. OF rcxets sold the 5ssnsss oc1 u tn@ Society
euroz tn lsst days Of Fair ware o1OO0 sis-r,
and 90 family Consequently, The number tns, e
tered must have been over 10000 Izs 10 me afg'
s. sac Of Ecke Society nAs made since ia ofzaa-
sx.ricu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-18

STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT Loss ~ LiyE.-The
ste.nssr Harse. 50und 70 "a. Louis from Council
Bias ABOUT = niles shove Weston. tie 3ota 1ii
sg-ft her connecting pipe, alinz Captain so
back 4at osdy sc.idnx I've Others There ~ere tn'ee
lssse. severely Injured. Capt Flshoaex fingered rEu
toe following morning Aessns Martin snd Lindsay
were brosssE the city sss evening awe, oa' BON
are thoggnt 10 b "a . very critical eondnon-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-18
r.,a, amouut Of Produce Per Hudson River
Lines.

MONDAY sept o ee f LOU Wso oO;a w ooSs,
n l6J al Corn, $50 do Osls. p 49,, 49, 'NS' 49,
49, 90 hhl. Whissy. 3i2 do Ashes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-18
.,s.rt, Party state Nominations.

The U!,ca Ga:ate says the Liberty Party State
Convention which met at Cortland mage o"
Wednesday. tho 18th nominated inc ""0"HS
ticket; .,,,,,,.,,
Fr .Jzdee Court Of dgPssls.- " tLL ~ Nv
SocrGary Of Siaie. --.-..---S ~ 'a",pp,x
90 Con'9 ,l. 49, .'''''''''' CuAs d MILLER.
80 Sde "'s'.'..i John THOMAS
90 AH1f,s,' u's - $500, ABR'AM : MARlNAS
60 So't y. -'.. 90 JOEIS Harrington
t az. - p,,.o,s - FRANCIS LESLIE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-18

Rouie- to California-The De-eTt and the
Mountain Pn--sEe--Disromforf OF
French ~hip-fsaIicr- In san franci.co-
The CoBnsry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-18
Things In Washington.

C,biaa N,.ia-s. Cv-s.l g-llH O., o, 7.-'-ri. II
F--.fl..fs S.arr.'s rst itf o pressed d l. ! g.
at Us. n ga ~ as f-.s.lat.- 4rFfrI'. .s ..r
fil Coaarrllre7i n fi. ; .s.1a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-18

CoLL,R-Bo>E BsoKsS- On Saturday at 10 NJ.
a hoansn ct barge Thomas T. Hsrte lying al Pier IL
North River tel down The batch OF the barge. breaking
his collar bone aud receiving several severe bruises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-18

Nrw-YoRK VoLusrIsRs-rhe funeral OF Peter
Mmton a New York Volunteer who served In the
Mexican War. t'ok place yesterday. About ~ OF d"
comrade, their ass and mushets covered with GRAPE
and Ia hearse drawn by tour hne gray horses accom-
panied the remain. TO Green~ood Cemetery The pro
ce.son very imposing aud excited considerable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-18

Field PREAcHER A street preacher, with Ri
Die In band snd vocierous lungs held forth yesterday
before the dark and shtsned multitude shout the
horrors OF Popery add illustrated his subject BY refer
ring 10 the poverty Of Ireland, which he "cneed 20
their paying homsge u the woman they called the
Queen Of Heaven. Quite crowd ws eolleetsd tn
hear the prophet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-18

ARM FRAcrURID-A workman had his arm
broken AMI his person otherwise injured while 'oor
log upon the Hudson River Railroad lilo ~ss con
veyed 10 the Hospital by ofacer Wright Of tho ihlfd
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RAIRoAp AcciDE>r.-At about Il 0 clcss on
saturday. AZ Twenty seventh a. one Of the ksii~y
% the trscs when the fclc~ins sccident &C
CURED 4 boy IL years oic, resiiins 81 - Nots Of
banned Owen Gsrnine. being On the eide path. Vas
Knocked dosn BY the car when bic lsft leg fright
fully iscersted tie wss brought slthoGt delay 80 he
H'.P.t,i where he remains At present II 10 thought
the thish msst Dc stipulated
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suP,sIos Cousr The Gsnoat T~~ tbolh branches
commenced yesterday, the bearing u Argument
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The prospects Of Tfade Ia UPPeF CAI'la u1'I's
the coming winter arc most favorable. The crop
!, understood 10 be very lsrge-mucn larger N 10
those of the past three years. There appears
every probability that the price OF whea' wa &c
fair. ,sy so cents per bushe At the Lake Per"
xb'cb rate the farmer can prosper, although 'ne
p,ice has been higher in former years aoa 'ne'
srumble somewhat The mercantile interest o.
Upper Cansds is now in sound and heal'oy
.,.,s The late rsstristOns in trade, caused oy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-18

~ Hon. George Bancnofl, ate I 4 Minister
70 England arrived here On saturday evening snd Is
=, the raion Hotel Talon sausre.
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Tho Boston atlas thus recapitolates its returns
for Governor compared with the vote OF las, year;

.2s.le6 So,lgi 6,77l.. 3,19 52o7O lo,6l3
the whig vote balls of 2,lO3 the Loco
and the Free Soil vote 3,sf2
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SAILOR SrABssp LAST night at row IN q
boarding hou.e ~ Cherry st sailor named Strsuper
T. Conusrt, was stabbed Ia the breast ~ Geo smlsh,
4 sailor. with marine knfe. smith tAAsn i0to
custody snd the wounded carried 70 the City
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The General Tey~ resumed ths Argument OF No ID, rsA
I've 10 a mortgage given oy Nj Pea 10 the N A. Trust Co