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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09

Albany Co.--The two factions Of this County
met in separate Conventions at Newscotiand on Sat
urdsy last kissed and made up by dividing the pros
psc,ve spos 90 to give the Bsrnburners the csndi
dates for Sheriff Justice two Coroucrs and the Assem-
blymen In the lid and Ivth dstIc,s and the hunker
the Clerk. two Coroners and the members from thu
Let and Hid Districts. The nominations ss fol
lows.
Sksrif-LAwRySoK FENNrh Of Rensselsefvile.
Clerk-ANrHosy BLANCHARD OF Albany.
Jasiics- r r Dorr Of Wsteryliet
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Miscellaneous.

Capt rhors ofh- steamboat G,hsh a.; "a sat
ported vessels sht a sdy hoos he rss,;
th. 81 iafpruune snJ several ohef 40 a~ A.
Inc puoi sts pcsea k"i msn, Cap,
,urpc.s hs The orpeans m sao - tooss'
he hc>k Tie rsm> OF zoe bower
About ur wsess ae. sh- -. af- isvt-s 'as
supposed ihsi tung ths nEot sh> hs e-se
IN. sts OF her . act tnosa
PROBABLY her, ;aken ch ~ sos orssd
sound Thomas ss,mo>i her far 10 cad. and
his that che North C.fors sshoonrf snd nat ns
saturday nsat 1T 10Th Of hsr mats cans os ~ r>,
her ne bb. o. tnpentns hsns shout he hA
6om he SEQ pee-s Of ~fe ~hrh he 'oef~-t
he schcorer he state. that Tie 90 Ar-
dspp.sr-d hs and that he marx 10 ei Ne
West Beacon hosn down duriug ~ gle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09

~ II 10 rumored that Mr.. Raymond OF the Conr
lev aid Enq4iG Is about To purchase the Albany Eren
ing journal, Thurlow Weed retiring. Mirror
~ The above paragraph floats from paper &c
paper Just a. if somebody put faith in it. The
story is very absurd one Mr.. Raymond may
very possibly be going to Albany to edit differ
ent Wing paper, but not the Evening Journal
When Mr.. Weed consents to leave that paper
we shall doubtless frs, hear Of it through some
other channel than the Evening Mirror.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS

MONDAY, Oct So NJ.
There was an improvement in the Stock mar
kst generally. although some of the fsncies not
better. Governments were in large demand at i'm
proved prices The demand was believed TO Re for
mtsnce 10 England. the rsputed buyer Is drawing
Sterling freely a, trie below the make, rate There
Is also some inquiry for other State Stocks to send
abroad At the Second Board, the msrke, WAS steady
and buoysnt for Governments. Reading does not i'm
prove under the report Of Mr Neal.
In Exchange. the market is not active bu, very
hrm The supply 81 Sterling Is moderate, and the in
oulry ditto The renewal OF tbs Transmission oil
state stocks to Europe will reduce the inquiry
for bills or Increase the amount Offering Francs
ara In good demand, and steady Al - 2jl dso ~
The amount bought for this packet, IL large. All
the Continental Exchanges scarce and arm
In Freights there is n fair business at low rates
The engagements wore Corn, 10000 bush 2id Flour
6e7i Heavy Freishis l2sr l5s. Cotton, Use. To Lon
don. Flour =, thu old rates To Hsvre, Cotton &c.
To California there 4. something doing at e. oO1 -
Dbl snd 5oe6Oc v foot. There are some freiehts Ct
ierng for Ireland, at about I'd
We understand leading Domestic Exchange
house in was, with branches in Philadelphia and 81
Louis is about TO supply the West with currency In
the shape Of drafts Of small denominations drawn by
the Phisdephis house the 81 Louis house in favor
OF the New York house This isa very wealthy con
necton. and has unlimited credit at the West, where
the drafts will circulatesnd probably they will be en-
sbled to keep aaost large amount ssy, two or three
millions Of dollars while the Money market continues
a easy ss it is now.
The amount in the Sub Treasury is being re-
duc,d by amounts transmitted to Philadelphia for coin
age The receipts to-day were sl02,sli Payments,
slO5. 755 Balance 1881 ,3s5
The amount of Specie shipped last week, was
slO3 s34 nearly all silver The amount sincs the lst
January, is So 273372
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mer. About the storm.

The Church in Maaisonsvenue which wss
blown down BY the gale of Saturday night was the
Presbyterian Church a, the Of Twenty ninth ct
and not the Catholic Church at the corner OF Twenty
eighth. 40 stated in our report
A brick house Ia T~eo,y eish,hst between Broad
way and rinhw which had lately been rebuilt, vs'
aso blown down. and slmoss eniirely dcsircyed
In wnlsnlsoursh, The new Nethosist Church In
course Of direction southFiffhs IT. near Fiishst sui
fred serious Injury The wsll.. which we're Of erosi
thickness and enthusiastically built were blown down
Several trees were blown down south -sevenths 1t
bu, no other serious disaster occurred
Oar reporter was n,isaformed With regard to The
dsmsee said 10 have been sustained By the new
church belonging to the Baptist Tabernacle Society
situated in the Second avenue, and we are assured on
the best authority that IL ws not materially Injured
Aa, ~,tastood the storm 10 ercditshe 10 the
builder and all Concerned in its erection
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Result. Of the Georgia Election.

MACON, GA. MondAyi OCT ].
All the counties in this State have been heard
from but three from which ii appears the Lssisa,ure
will stsnd rs follows
In the Senate the Loco FocO' will have sS members,
and the WhigsA.
In the House the Loco-Focos will have q members,
and the Wings 60.
Towns, the Loco-Foco candidate for sovernor. has
been elected By msjori,y Of $500 votes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09

Loss % GlIDgsslKEyEs PARIY OF CALiFOR-
SASs-ln accounts ron the PLANE. the Disappearance,
Of portion OF = New-Nork party, under Glderseeve
the celebrated pedestrian. has eeen several times
ferred TO- letter received 10 this city. dated Aug le
from Santa Re, says;
Capt Marcy who accompanied tAis large company
from Fort smith, Ark to this place, started 10 The
Statcs to-day BY new route. There a company
10 Wagons with oxen and ~ or 50 men, from New
York. under CAPITA Glldsrseeve and Reeves. who LEFT
toe States with W but could Dot keep up. They hs-
bad luck. their having aied and some OF their
wagons LEFT the road They then rot cat OF Prov
sions and cot scattered Some 80 and others l
miles behind Two Of their company wto, On ahead
OF the overtsks and have got lost ard never
have been heard OF since two II the party informed
~ who went ahead 10 get provisions for The rest
Baltimore sun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09
Departure Of General Taylor on Visit to
Philadelphia and New-York-C onyaies-

WASHINGTON Monday, Dot s-PM
The President OF tbs United States and Hos
VIM b. Preston, the Secretary Of the Navy will leave
this city for Baltimore Thursday. the lth inst and
leaving next morning for Philadelphia arriving there
Friday. l2,h inst In the evening. He will leave
Philadelphia Monday, the 18th inst and arrive 10
New York about o'clock on that day, and again re-
turn to the Capital On Thursday. the 18th inst.
No appointments were made to-day.
Hon. Reverdy Johnson, Attorney General. who has
been ILL., is again recovering his health and will be
sbled soon to resume bis duties.
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Later from hington, Jam.

NBw ORLEANs, Sunday Oct 4
We hsve advices from Kingston 10 the l9th
inst The Liberals that they have acquired con
siderable strength by the result OF the late election
The Government papers express a belief that there
will be renewal Of the factions In opposition to the
Executive.
Santa Anna and family a, Kingston on the 18th
and attended, a concert the day beiore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Oct. !

The demand for COTToS continues limited and
the sales scarcely worth reporting. During the
week the sales have reached 700 bales rather easier
prices factors being ready seller. The quotations are
Tor good midding loi l04 good fair III 10. The
receipts since ths let OF September were 1919 bales
against u AZ bales the time last year. The stock
hand IL 81 2O bales against &C. 796 ba es Last ysar
There Is large supply Of RICE In the market, and
prices the decline Some ANAL sales have been
made at &c.
Weather very cold. Thermometer In the shade S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09

NV I-LEANs, sunday, Uct !.
The levee on the coast fronting the First Mn
ncipaity from 81 Louis to the Beef Market has given
wsy Que or two feet making encroachments toward
PAYER Porren. on New Levee 81. No danger, however
Is spprehended to thu city
The weather this morning is quite cold.
Considerable excitement exists in reference to the
approaching State election, and meetings are held by
both parties nearly every night. The Wings and Lo-
col ocos both equally confident of the success OF
their respective candidates
The Falcon sailed yesterday for Chserss with IL
passengers from this port aud So from New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09
Later from Chugres Marine Disasters.

CHARLEsroN, Monday, OCT s. 7. NJ
The steamship Alabama has arrived At New
Orleans from Chagres, whence she sailed on the Path
ult she reports the loss Of the schooner John A.
Rnter from Warren r. bound for California, in the
Straits Of Magellan, on the 26th OF June. She ran
Ashore rock during snow storm and severe gale
10Th Of August
The L. ). propsler Edith, from San Francisco for
San Diego, went ashore at Point Draphon and It Is
feared she will prove total oss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09

10 procure the services Of other gentlemen OF TIE
%, order Of talent to deliver Lectures during The fa
ard Winter.
The Association continues n 3 nacst aonflsnos co.
dit;oa and although the California fever earHed on
r-est number Of its members the list hss been kef'
M ~ the eonstss, addition Of new recruits
Miss Demli, highly respectable lady Of inc o'a
Kniekerbo.ser ,chool, recently deceased, nAs De-
,s,.tb,a the Institution 5000 This esscy reflects
homo, on the generous tsststix, and Will We DOUBT
not. prove 70 have been most judiciousy bestowed
TIE RAeEs-1he four-mIe race over the On'on
Course wss won BY Tally 10, Free Trade being dis
rsneeo. Bo.tcra winning one beat Time 81 -
75a. sIO; trct for $3.50. over the Centre'ii 9
Course two mile beats best in ihrss took place in'ns'
Gis,ey sftsrwsrdL between Pelham. Lady safoG and
adv sutton, the latter winning the money. making
the lsss two hesis-ume, $40 5l7, Settle hrss beat
being AIKEN b Pelham.
ORDfSArlos The Associate Prsseytery OF
New York will meet IN Mr. Bsrermans Hall corner Of
North Fourth snd sixth sts. viiamssurgh- l. l. On
Tbur,tsy evening next, = o'clock, to ordsn Rev
" Clelsnd The services viii be conducted by Kew
Mes,r. Blair, Clements. and Nisoet Ne~fork' and
Rev J. saunderson Providence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09

oes g. lon =. .gn,r.i .hp Charles q Baltimore stssis
sept lat a 20 lon a. big ysniar.. from the eos., q Gaass
for -alt The esps q The reported bsns SPOKEN The bah
chancslor. OF \ Yors from Ichsbos cor lfslsnd
Oct = Ia; a. IS, ou "a = passed steamship st-enns
Oct lar - = lon a a. ens Ansnoo IS hours from fhas
s.e-rirs ssf
o., - l. losrtl est -'h black 'fss m Der ~.
fop.si. .-nrrs - W
sept ~ ship Ho,asss m Li7spso .g' steamer
s~-rrks -
s. oa -. ara. three mas'a steamer sousar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09

THr C.tlroRSIA WsIG.--We have already an
noueeed ths, Mr.. JAMES NJ CsANK, formerly editor
and proprietor OF the RiskS0nd VA SosiAar. who is
svisosoas writer, and young man OF great enersy.
ssoutio commence the publication Of weekly loarns
al San Francisco to be called the calsraia WI =
Merchants and Others who desire coed paper from
the fseihe vii have an opportunity 10 subscribe for
the Hate odsy and tomorrow. Al the Merchants
kxchsage from = Ill o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09

IL PEsssYLvAsIa aud Oaio hold their State
Elections (for Legislature, ac.i to-day. The for
mer will 10 Wing. II nine teDths or over OF last
years vote shall be called out inot, It will prob
ably be lost
that the Wings hope TO carry the Legislature, and
will try But how are they TO do II with the hc
serve and other Wing strongho!ds torn to pieces
by the Free-soil distraction. and the Free-soil
leaders more malignant against the Wings thar
the Loco ocos are All we can fairly hope for is
the opening OF tho eyes OF some Of our friends
who have been led 10 turn their backs on them
selves without knowing II.
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N,w-York Csttle Market. Movpav. Ost 5

fBy our OWE hsportst
AT NARKEr-is sssf C.is a. 90 sou;hsra. y. r-nsst-'
from and the East 20 Cows asa Csre- ,as so sh--y
ard Lsnh-
REEF CATILf-rhs n,ss Bestss tlrnx the ha.
- uLo eesn ratsr dull supp-s fsf bsi
hardly h- sioci % ha-i sales a. from
30 TO 50, A. quality About =" neal ~Ho'-f Ass''
al tbs Gloss. . II,
narss 3,man6 anything has osons He sseAsr sass
a. IRON slO0sJl "a ssS, a. qashty Lett over, 10
SHEEP AsD LAMBsib- supply sooings' 70 core n 'sfy %
rs 70 q, Lao. slds3 to3 90 slt ussob
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09

DEATHS ASD INTERNESTs FoR TIE WEEK ESD
ING Ocr Cancer Of breast. burned, casually,
childbirth. cholsrs inisn,um, 2; consumption,
sonvulslon. 2. Group, 2 congestion brain, DO OF
lungs, I debility. 2 disrrhsa 5 dropsy,2 dropsy
In the heart dy,sn,ery. dentition ? epidemic
choles. scarlet fever. typhoid,2 Inflammation
liver, marasmu.. 2 sprue stlborn, suicide
unknown. > CASTRO cntsrits, tsbes mescnteri
CO. l. Macs - females % adults, q children, 20
Total. =
intermenis In Greenwood and other Brooklyn
grounds. from New.iork and other places, 30.
CHAs : GOODRICH, Physician Of the Board
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Markets. Brrr.Lo. Oct s-sPM.

Rec,rpts rithiH fke past IS h0urs-FLoUR, 5000
sbls Wheat, 10000 bushels CoHS, la00O bushels
The market for Western FLOUR Is Arm with fair de
msnd for the home trade and for export The sales
embrace 1900 bbis mostly Michigan, st4 62t. There
10 not mush Inquiry for WHEAT and the sales are small
for Prime Ohio % ecnts Is asked CoRN ia In coed de-
mand market better The sales reach 81 1000 bushels
Western Mixed At % cents OATS are selling At 3lf cts
There 10 no change 10 notice in FRxIGnTs.
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~ An n I'm
LUDWIG

p. sas4. ''s-,s OF ?. ~ R.v sstfss n, JAsts n
w. {, .t-s,'fa n NJ. nahr A. haLsgf afus ca,
- . -ssss-.-. - - .. " q glshss . w. ERCaf
-. ~"t'ff 80, as1f. % Ne ca ss- IL u
800 "NhT. fsass.s - wi.saA wssal ~ ~ ~ !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09

Receipts By Canal cithiH me past - hours
Flour, 600 bbls WHEAT. 10000 bush Ceas H..
0OO DO BAILEY. 1900 do.-Tne market is firm for
Flour, owing 10 Eight ecsipis. CoAS 10 in geod 10.
quiry and market arm Al 6lf6itc In RYE, the sales
are 900 bush AZ ste. For BARLEY toe dsmand con.
tnues aeiyeise sales reaching 200 BUSH including
Mixed at g 6Oc and Four.rowed al @ size Sale.
5000 bush o Jars A. - 159c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09
1Inrkets. NEW o

The demand for CoTroS since the receipt Of the
Cansdss advices has been very limited and at prices
IA favor OF the buyer The sales are but 500 bales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09
Later from Havana.


NEvORtEASs, Friday. Oct ;
BY advices from Havsua, we learn that quar-
antiue hsd been Established.
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RaesenGera AYYfNeA.

. ~ ~-s B-srs fs- D.sits-Dr T~is.ax Ns Dsv- J
var 49, sof Us to Di-f
se- 50, ~ srer-- Lssh .. rc-r 81 slts,f Nsry ps.-
a. Ne Ice bfsey c15f-a kug<h rapsrs res- c1rf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

CONCERT FoR THE CATHOLIC OSfsANs II
BsooxLY, Hudson. the great lr'h eomecis"'
hs. Kindly volunteered his services to give al enter
,.inmeni a, the Brooklyn Lyceum in Washington St
I, morrow evening" Gnstcsd Of Monday % previously
stated st y o'clock. for the benens OF the Cshoc
orphans in Brooklyn. Tickets 50 cts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09

AaEsrcas MUsEuN.--The Grand Musical Entertain.
rgent given by tho Brothers Narunct yesterday. to be
repeated this afternoon and evening The performance
the ophiceide Is tho most exusor5uary exhibition Of
skill aud musical talent have ever Witnessed In that
department u art A new panlomime, new farce, the
grand Bottle Promenade, sud new sonzs, dances, &c
form portion u the entertainments
~ The great counterpart Of Nature at the Minerva
Rooms IL winning all tongues To i praise, and al hearts
10 is favor By s surpsssng ruhfalness and beauty AZ
artistic production has superior, and certainly ts
subjects those Of absorbing Interest From the shores
Of Lake Enc to the Gulf Of ST, Lawrence such
son Of Interesting obees presented that the bsholder
fairly becomes Zoe, 10 himself 10 their contemplation,
and ocly awakened from the revere BY the shi3g Of
lh- from The mellow beauty and enchanting shores
q the ST. Lawrence to the towering granite banks Of the
fsb0less ssgssnsy, which for Ihsr sprng gran.
dear, uneqgsled 10 the word. Visit the Colossal
Moving Mirror, you would be interested smased and
proftec 49,
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ARxHE Al.
PORT OF NEWBORN. OCTOBER ,

IMMATURE sinASAc....rHis DAY.
IEr -t-.srse - SETS 81 las Mlss-Rrn.
rics xsrgs....Oct
A;ss,ty Hoos sn S,s l.sse .lr Al s.u Gate "a,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09

T,The steamer Senator from this City, AZ will
be seen BY our TelegrsPhie dispatch hal arrived At
fsnAms, snd wss soon 10 ssil for San Francisco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09

W George Oeddss Of Syracuse and Thsmas Burch Of
Herklmer, renominsted candidates for Senators
IL will not be very serious loss II both OF them not
rec scted. We had hoped that the Wings would put 10
nomination men who would be 10 the Senate.
The only Of these nominees their subseTyency
Tho Regency"
Eg- We find the above in the Albany kntcker-
becker. edited by sort-o Wig Office holder hold
ing his appointment from the Custom House 10
this city We don't think such intinations are in
strict accordance with our Collectors last speech,
rs " are very sure they cannot be with his feel
logs We do not happen to know Senator BURcH
very well, bat GfoRGE GEDDEs we do know, aud
a moro intelligent, capable, vigilaot legislator has
seldom been seen at Albany. He is emphatically
righton Law Reform, the economical management
Of the State Works, and almost every question
that comes up 10 our Legislature, and his defeat
would be public more than party loss We
shall be disappointed II he does rot run ahead Of
his ticket in defiance OF the psluy fling Of this tool
Of more cunning f8ctlOrists
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~ HArs FoR EVERYBODY, AND ALL Tlsrss surrsp
For elderly gentlemen, 10 require comfort;
FOR middlsaged gentlemen, who desire durability:
FOR the isahonsels youDg who seeks the fashion
For the gentleman, who studies genlility
And Tor NE oaIch-lor, who 10 be rsjavinsies -
Begin At The head, genensn and pat on one Of wsr.
socks Has II the head Is right you are all hight
% ,, WARSOCKs 9ns Broadway
skiLL Cossiarp WITH TssrE--Ten thousand editorial
notices written By the best literary talent 10 this country
cow In possession OF
KNOX, the Hatler. Ia Futor-st
ses, The fact that the quality style and durability of his
Has, are anexce!ed, while his prices 10 al cases are
-enfy per cent less Than any other manufacturer about
~ osr THorsAsD PiscIs Of EnglLh Three Ply. In
grain csrpeusg, Drgset, &C. Al Aaeron prices, q HI
sAx AsoEasoHs, ~ Bovssy. For tAs nsi Il prices ~
rs'sF yos 70 nesasr eoluna BY ~ mems cal ~ 49,
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r. THE WHO PKisARr MEETises In the
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tho several Ward Committees. DO no. neglect
them
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