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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10
Wing msjority in the whole State. 100.


Ofoourse, the Official returns will vary this Goa
sidsrsbly, bat we now feel very confident that
there 10 an average Wing majority Of nearly 1000
on the State Ticket. and we still hope that Nal
sos J. BGAcB 10 chosen Canal Commissioner, IN
defiance Of the Anti Rent vote. That the iou'
Wing aud three c. slition candidates Oh the Anti
Rent State Ticket (exclodiDg Mr.. Toilet for Cana
Commissionsr) are all elected, can scarcely be
doubted.
We have endsavored 10 choose carefully and
inpartislly among the conflicting reports by Ieie-
srspb from various Counties and believe the aver
age Of III. Oficis Returns will prove quite as
favorable a. the above. Still, where run - 90
olose IL would be idle 70 consider any thing Ger
tain until We have the Official Returns We ex-
cept one shins--the fact that WAsHtsoros HUNT
il chosen Controller There Is no evsding that
TsI sEsArE We still consider pretty surely
Wbis. The Albany Argus OF yesterday gives u'
CHAs D. Robson lover Doolittle) from Wyoming
and AuegsDy, making seosnseen on the night hd''
including LryI DInsIcx of Broome, whom we
know to be elected by 600 majority. 1t claims
John Snsde1 ~ elected from Dotchess and Co
Iambis, and thinks Sidney 1aae is also from
schohsris and Dela~sre, bat With both these has
but Is to our II. Beside, we don't entirely con
c.ds the election Of William A. Doyt 10 St. Law
renee and Franklin, since the new face put upon
St. Lawrence by yesterdays tidings.
The Senate must be Wing.
THE HopsE, We spprehend, 10 wrong, by the
unaccouptable defeotions In Orange and Dutch
esq The Argus makes it 81 Coalition to 80 Wing
and doubtful, Of which are probably Coalition.
But TO make up It's 81 !, takes Cortland, in
X nss all 3 10 Otseeo, ditto In st. Lawrence. both
Ia schobsrie, all 3 In 5teubeD, Sullivan. Tiogs.
and both in Ulster, while we understand Cortlsnc'
Sullivan and Tiogs to DO certainly, and one each
In Ulster, st. Lawrence, Steuben and Schohsre
TO be with us. We, therefore, do not concede the
House, but Il 10 more likely to be against US by
small majority than iorn
JcpoEs.-Tbe improved returns nom 81 Law
renee render morally certain tho reelection OF
DAnIEL CADY from the Nth District by a good
majority. The Justices Of the Supreme Court this
year chosen are probably
Dist. |. WILLIAM MITCHELL, New.York, Wing
II. John W. Brown, Orange, Loco
Ill WILLIAa B. WRIGHT, Sullivan, Wig.
Nv. DANIEL CADY, Fulton. Wh,g.
v. FRID'K w. HUBBARD, Jefferson, Loco.
vi. WIN. X. sHAsKLasD. Cortland, Loco.
VII. THOMAS A. JOHNSON, Steuben. thig.
WILL JAMES q. Horr, Genesec. Wig.
Five Wings to three Locos. AT the former
Election the wings carried two Dis,ricts ard di.
vided another.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

Tar LITTER OF juDoL jar ssD Co,lIr,o,.
The mastery letter recently published fra, N.
OF Judge Jay. giving his views On the asasssa- - Il
Hansers and Bsrnburpers OF his state, hss be,
isvorsey received by the Anu Slavery pre.. =.
BosoH Liooasor, IN giving this noole document ., :.
readers, says IL 10 cfedjtsble 10 hss ssssestv
PeDdence. and moral courage, and deserve. -
attention and ooDsderaion." The na..scAa,-,,, ~
press have very generally spread the letter. At d.,
Jay and Hon. Z. D Culver before iheir rs.s,rs
truck and decker press Of coarse desosse. a..
thors OF these "ncendlsry documents In no 49,.
terms Tor TIE exposure they have maze o. IA, A..
doumert Of the Free Sol principle By the es.s,i,,i.,
Tse Lihei stor comes down IN tie foll5wiss .,,l.
ths Nsssachnsetts coalition
srarE ELEcrics-Next Mcntsy the snr.., -,
election occurs IL this Commercial Il So /,
the cnuniscs In which the Free Sellers snd ne,-.,
com binei hsve msiotiiy over th- Mhlss thsv -
ssrcei o. run = union ucket tor the seus,a 49,
thus 70 secure portion Of toe spois and Oh, -
esnnot echieva - b. l. 10 tske BY crooh A..
rate, We hsyc no faith 10 policy 90 orooAed ltlcl
more lac attempt a. pat down tfe Woig ysrt, 81
u prevent the Extension OF avery. LOcaly in y.
Common We sltb. Free soil ia not snd has ~, ~ .
party question for neither the Wing aor The D..
crscuc parry would dare vote a. sirss The Wlno, p
viso "a there 10 but sentiment among he usss,.
on thi. poa, M distinct party issue then, - 60,
the slavery question: "a presented AZ this elece1o Ia
sboli,iouisis keep slooi from The oslo box a.d h
true - their mot,o--'N No [ iion with sissehoasfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10
Wherennon Tie Atlns comment.

The dispatch ala5ed 20 was read Of by one OF the
as anti the Office here when received, end tran
.erlhed ty one Of our ol-fh The responsibility for
ih- suppression Of NJ Van BuTena name csn h.rdiy
srach l. Nr job M, H. who has chJge o. t1s Office
We thnk 10 ,lsesh re- ihsn a. Alosny We Trust
tina, the matt will be Eves,igsrsd, and that rssPons
bl!ty fOl the violation OF tothienusl iru.t may De
traced q the psrues 20 whom II oeloug'
In regard 10 the psrt,san bias msniiet et ~ tele
grsytc correspondents not only before and after this
- but IN mo.t preceding ones, ~ esn only say
that Their Wing patrons have had In n, end to P.y
most desry Ia mOri'hcsiion and money for the self
suficieacy and ignorance Of their dependeau.
We venture TO guess that somebody else here
catches a Aosgirg over the .teesraphic cores
poudeu,s shoulders. lie, as have the thing out
by all meaos Sonsbody has prevented John Van
Barens making the roor Ct the State linked low
ing with Emanuel b. Hart. Who wEsis Let
us have both the rho and the rhy In fat footed
English, equal in energy and superior in piety to
that displayed IN tie immortal eIisiles to Jesse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10
The late Jacob Aeket.

Theday which csronic!edihe lection of an honest
s1d Industrious toll Injured mechanic TO The situation OF
sheriff Of the City and County Of New ioTk~ss marked
The day when former occupant OF that high and
responsible c,o gathered 70 bic falhsrs and sur
rendered spirt the God VINO gave II IL meet
snd proper tbsi one Who has known him, ALIKE 10 the
private relstou. oi lie and he ofcisl career should
be permitted 60 Indulge IN few remHks upon bis
character srd to pay passing tribute y his memory
trsilres he had, bur they those over which the
Recording Angel well might weep, snd with the same
tesrs o6htTsle Kind snd shsole In bis social inter
course happy in BE d0u este relations and generous
nd conairs 10 fault, be alike the faithful
TREND the tfscuot ate Husband And parent the
snd tue hearted Possessing but lev AdyAntAs "a
Of education he giitsd With strong snd vgorou,
intellect which !-lly eountcrbal4aosi those ADVENT
u1a' di'aSyantsge' and rarely, IN bis public career
90. be known 70 err IN alI iess eoucla,ioEs
Il wss his misfortune in the latter period of his lie
10 run counter 10 public opinion in ire exercise Of
discretionary power head Il one OF eur public iasi
tuition. 6ut hose Who Knew hlla beet well luew. II a,
terror there was be motives ~ iessi we're pure No
n-n, or price, could induce him 10 commit al inien
aous wrous snd stose VIII, 10 their bsrth Judgment
upon i!s sct. While ivirg sere Pesied to impute 20
elm Vvns snd CORFU ncti'gs, msy hank thar o. O.
% in that resPsoI they stead before their Maker 81
the last dreai day pure and iceouVPn5ls As Wa,
M. Aeker.
A. former Sheriff Of this City sBd County. he per
formed his duues With orsct 70 himself sud vita =
STREET regard 10 the public interests ishfaly and 70
Ihe e,ter fuh.us every obiigsuon
Asa Po,icisn, !mPvsiso Yet earnest be ives, Abtel-
Ike "isishiul among The isHhess," and snong his
at aspirations prayer for Tie lie and he& IN Of
HxNAT CLAY. he wss, "a Aword. q true md homes,
sif.o, and man, and g. issvcs hehpd aim void
Of iusG or deserved fel rosss. NIB
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10
,,ieh,sap Gaberusior,ai Election.

PHlL ApEL FHfl may NOV = ~.
AL the return, have lot been received, owing
70 The stormy weather for sewers days but the FOL.
Owing indicate large gains FOR Barry, tie Ca'' Loco
Foeo csudlds,e Lit;leiohn, bis opponent ha' large
MAORI ~ ia Kalamazoo Co. Calhoun Co gives him 2'O
nsi3ri;y. Ws.ntensT IS Bsrrys m'joriJ IN Wsyre
CO is 7oO Oakland CO., Livingston iO0. Msconb 800,
Monroe 800. and ST Cla.r2D. All OF these Counties
witt the exception Of Kalamazoo, ssve large Plarsi'
ihss and m.joraes for Css' The greater portion d
tae Ia Congregational District, the most Radical and
Free s,a portion Of The State, is It'll gnaesrd FROM
with other Counties where The united Taylor and Ven
Barren vote Il. quite strong LiteiohD is Pro6soy de-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10
A TnIe TO be Infolded.

The Albqty Alas d Thursdsy evening hs' The
following
EpfroHs Or THE ArLAs-GentlcmcH The Telegraph
lc dispstch from tn. cry, published by you on Mon
day signed . 3. Hart, Chairman, &C. was drawn
up and Forwarded Al my Instance, and ' a. sned by
me a. well a. by SIR Hart The same commune -tion
directed 70 prominent Democrat n nearly every
graphic station Ia the state Its Oh vious design
va. % prevent either Of the former sections - the
Democratic party from r-tsating upon the other by
scratching portion Of he ticket aud especially 10
prevent such seton on the part Of the BArnbrners.
who might be Justly irrtsted by the card OF Mes,rs
scklcs & Co. The Ar7ts and 4fias bOth publish Il,
omitting my nAne. have inquired At tho once here
snd am Informed that the dispatch was forwarded 20
Albany - written and strongly suspect that my usme
was dishonesty suppressed by the operator al AbsnY
tor the purpose OF aiding the Taylor and Calhoun men
Resoectfaliy yours. JOHN VAN bJhtN.
NEW NoEE. Nov. :. lcis
r s The Arsas i. cqaes,sd to copy the shove.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

TIE RIVAL T.LEGssPss The Lssssrif'e Cosr-
IN states ia, NJ Balm hss nnsss vrry mp ri,at TN
PrOsensnts ufoa Ais inv easoa ,iaee srea I.s- lie
csn give - Sc mschines any lesssr number, scat
tired ever ,hs UalOn, siClEltaneous movement %
'sai ees, aSss O. otscT 'ssgrsPhe enble ia for n
se-g-see ns1s Al Halifax, may slso Be mEluPlss a;
as sa1s ~9assaf a. New Orleans. Louisville, AID
g. toe hssrn1e1iaie distances or s;Anoes. Ee
.'o espeE"s wish perforated PsPsr. and transmits
90 letters per minute. His Earti-eIy works admit
raoiy IN tie West saa the Nex-YoIk and Bostsn
Ire Tka csETie ssys that Mr. BAN las EFT Logis-
" for EaruPe. TIE o'Retly lines, between Louis
vie and Nss oriexas are lot sssc,ed By Jssss Mos.
rSs' IL IsEsaao % The zSOa ssa Barnes Tsissrsps--
tssy sss Bsins's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10
our Judaes.

We worked hard yesterday TO obtain the full
official returns Of the vote Of our City for Judges.
and very nearly succeeded. but the Ninth Ward
rather bstfed Us, not being yet returned to the
County Clerks office, nor discoverable elsew here.
We believe We have, with much difficulty. pro-
cured tho result, within twenty votes as given in
tho following table and we have no longer doubt
that srsry Nag candidate on our CITY and County
1soksss, isclpdiag WILLIAM MircHrit IN place
OF Samuel Jones. "a chosen BY a decided majority
Mr.. wocdrufYs msior!y we think will be 10
creased by the Official Canvass Of the Ninth
WMd--probably about 100 votes.
City Yaie for lpdAes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10
CITY ITEMS
Tro- ra-ls4. ca i,ru-s, 50 oal''as. !
lecturc.. Ama,.nepts, &c.

n s-~,1sry - Punc- - 49,
sl.houg S. : ecoSt "
s1r-rr's p sfrtyfs 1ciofk
vs. ssr n1c 4sfst-fs Nv
No. x,-rs S-crrr.arrT-C.u nl.esrT r'cleet TN
Pr--r.s stsfaart,5 Erusa-sy. r-sr fnnf-f " = -fn
F.---,5.- Ars,arr. Teu---ss- Rrustrsyii v - PN
Fr-s Fsa'rtnss sr-ivsy. cur--f Wak-r So 80
raeIsk.s sfsaF. r-sr Wss-r = IN
ns-- Z en-. t.1n.' Do 30 Srost-aynU szi tr-ci-E
ws-h. Crras-cnr--r ga - 49, lafl .--rl- 2 y
f-srrar-al Jasrl-r--, Brosdssf-0sg 49, -rs1i1E
an-ncsn t--o-- srotfSsy r-ir s-cu- II r v
frrr krsf-mJB-sf csAf lc-.ti' IN r.
.rsFlr-ry p.rt-1 . Y o. = y
Ws.tc-rr Cre-u-.-AP oo Ec1s Br0stssyi' Az % ~
Chr.-rs 1.t-.. f-.-Brus.rsy. Gtnc St 'css ~
~ ore. s-rs-iY Lean. Pr sceay--fN
tr-r-a- Rr.tE,r. ci i1-.t 80 An 'o ilI
"a 4 v t1 = VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10
s,rmor. C. rc-morrow.

b. DR. L -Churh 20. 80 r1'' ~ tv-trc
H. K--r.. ~ Fl-.- Itsr g. tt--h --trs
R.4 DO rr~.ng II. . tlar- hros-rsf v r-rs
F-- ~ 1-crrt-Ch.r.s .i 80 N--sah reli1g
Rsr q H...r- Pr p Ca.-t - N--sst s.-ca-
~ ~ r,--s-ri-Hru- Chsr-'. g. - --'i-k
E.r % Ftr. Nrr1sr~ 80 LrIrsrst. - celr-1a i- 1ot1
F-l C-n B1-h-s-.i-rr L'rsrV 81 .siEsy- N'f-.-S
~ Purse sierst Chn7-. ~ 5rsrf ss-A y 80 u
s---o- o. T.nas M-1- H-1st-1 - F--- Ctarri-sf-1ns
500 s.rnr 1-N1ra DATA Chur.h , 81 tn1 - 90 a
~ L . yr1-s,n- -ltur- Nt.-rs ~ Graas -AvsnaS
4. 49,. s.rr...a-os IA. Hzfso1 s--kv-ll1g
s-fcrf Atrslt N-sl1g CT Grsa IA rss-ta A "a
~ ! J Prra.r-Ws. a. q o Hai. Heater q
~ " Br--.r-Wsss HEfos Hs.l H-s,sr st-E -nrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

PHrLApELFHIA, Friday, Now
10 the III District. Lovuies County, Tor Gov
nor C.psrL c,ituan. Loco, has 755 Luke Lea
WINK. "a. - For Cousre's. Festhersioo. Loco
IA. - Harris. WIKI 80. Okuboehs County sive'
og,,m.n ~ La so. Fsstherstou, 40 'ni HG-
rs, 3s3.
No doub, Of Qqtmsns and Fsa;hersson
s,f,,,on e. Trb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10
u TIE Glals Of yesterday consider. ,he G.

~ Tie G!ots OF yesterday considers the Cay
ugs and Wayne Senator perfectly safe for The
Coalition ard The one IRON Cortland. B-ooms Gnc
Tiosa as probable for Us as 'or the Wings. Tn.
was issued fourteen hours aitsr We hsd psbi'sleS
rssars show ms tia, ervy Coasis "a saeA Dtstr'ea
Asi gees wa g Majority, and that the Wing
Senator il each Dassie. Was csOssa by I've % az
hsadrsd majority!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10
Trur am for SANDER.

PfTrsBUKGH, / ~ ay, NIf ..
The Grand Jury has iosra = true OH against tire
isor Of the ro for having pronounced Gen Taylor
speech which reported b. Iemplelon, a. csricA.
ture and forgery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

DEDlcArIoS-The new brick Church recently
flshcd in Bridge at opened for Divine service OF
Thursday 1t belongs 10 the Central Baptist Society
Rev Mr. Surle, pastor. Rev. Mr. Cone preached IN the
aiserno on, and Rev DR.. Williams Ia the evening. The
attendance large on both occasions, notNiihstsnd
ing the untsvorsble of the weather Collections
were taken up toward reducing the debt the build
ing. which originally $1,000, nosrly one-halt of
which amount has been already subscribed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

P-wDTR MILL ExPLosIos.-On Tuesday eve
nins oi lat week nr. Daniel Byssly native OF G-r
many employed IN Toe powder mil q Aessrs I & 2
Ham ner, near Or~issourg. Pa veal into tho ary-
nous- E's &n-eTn, sEt 10 short tine from careless
n-'s or m unsas CEMENT tie powder, go Poancs
wss isnited and exPsccea with tsrris. ececi The
talSiHs vas tora 70 s'ors, tn1 poor byeny hreSe
20 : s0azidsrasss elssx1ss sasse Ia nun.s.ss ara
Elssess sesy wa togai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10
BY 1sltspspg 70 TIE sEw.Yusg TRIBUNE.
Later from Europe

Later from Europt'
Rosro< TTLEeRAFH OIfieh
NV YoHx. Friday Eveusrs-sr.H
The steamer arrived 81 Halifax at O'Clock iS''
evening. AID they have about bali the news IN
Bo.,on IN. the li,s cas-. cf Portland gave out be
fore they cosId get any more. Tue Inc oe'N cen
Nex York ard Boston has MT yet got IL "o'Nils
order. We received this PIecensa' and win
great difficulty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10


n stesbsn c.. the Lcco-Focos have m'Jari'Y
Of go On the sts,s ucsst They have elected Mem
-ers sLi e IL doubt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10
The Southern Nail.

B.L1I,ioBE Friday Nov % P 81
The Southern Mail tnI- evening contains moth
ins worth telegrspting. The Bsliimo-e market. re
m ain 80 yesterday, with moderate business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

IssuRAScE.-The BrookIya Fire Insurance coa,.J
~hich has passed HiampbaGty through ell the gresiss
a,saOns VI the last twenty ave years eoEnues tores
dwslhBg houses. household furniture, wearing tpgusl
merchsndise, &c ct tho lowest established rAtes TssH
OH e IN New York !. At Merchants Exchange, WLS.
IN Bfooklyu a Falton-At
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10
LILuIn HAIR-oYE.

n PnALos's improved Mage HGrDye, ss
uou, 10 color the hair Or whissers he moment
wilhouI ir,1ry TO tho heir or sEia. 6esiien@ "A
heir whskers dyed Ia Eve minutes a. gos 60
Broadway, corner Of Dey-s- under The Frrnl'n =.
Per bo,i.e small size, q large. 81 50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

Receipts sHce leSteYdGy-FLoUR, 10000 BIOS
WHEAT 1000 bus coRS, none BAILEY : 700 bus -
The market tor Fout steady, but not active and
sscs . 600 bbl. WHzAr-Sales OF .J0n bush tencsee
AtI l2di l. for Nedterraresn BARLEY-Ssles we're
made OF 90 bush sc for two rowed and at = ~
.lIr rnNed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10
BUSINESS NOTICES.
TO TIE NEM.YORK RAY CEMETERl

TO THE NETWORK BAY CEMETERY COMPANY
GENrLEMsS At a meeting OF Ocean Lodge No. 81
o VI held Thursday evening, Nov. l. i39, u
unanimously resolved that said Lodge tnnder vote
OF thanks to The New York Bay Cemetery Company, ard
that we, the undersigned Committee were appointed Ia
present said Of thanks to said Company. In behalf
Of Il Ohceu and Members Of ocesn Lodge permit us
leader sincere and grateful thanks for the liberal
donation Of eight lots Of ground containing six hundred
and forty superficial feet for burial puposes your beau
ufa Cemetery situated within mIies Of Jersey Guy, ard
directly lhs borders Of New York Bay, commanding
one The and beautiful y@ws the word
such but few OF citizens have any conception o. ~
have but by visiting the ench antng location selected
by you and the Committee would further say that they
believe your Cemetery will be- the mosi freqaentei and At
nscye for the citizens Of New York, Jersey City
Brooklyn, and the surrounding villages and, also, be
great accommod alton to them when called upon to fnl6
the last sacred duties their fellow Therefore, per
nit 10 behalf Of Ocean Lodge 10 express gratitude
for the liberal and generous donation and also best
wishes for the success Of your lsudable undertaking.
GEO w. BIRMINGHAM. Commute Of Ocean
JOHN OSBORN Lodge No. 81
JAMES ASrEN, o Of OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10
THE CAR,

10 Nicholas Of Russia. has s.sinPsd he hss'e .,,s
der, for The destruction Of bedbuss, eocsroses
bis mperlsl seal bat the inventr and proprietor - a.
that 1. shoDld stand upoa the recouuendsnm
lowing genlIsnea who hare used Tin heir s'ss''
and kays certified to tie efficacy;
d. D. HOWARD, Esq Irviag HoOse.
COLxAs L srkrsos, Aaor House
ST. CoxEsss, ESQ lsls Of American Hosei
PRssros HoDSEs, Ess csrion House, sna u..,&
JOHN l. RooxE, Esq. Superintendent Nsw-f"
tai Sold by Lyon. 80 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10
FROM Piitsburgh.

PirrsBvRoH Fndsy, Nov J-P. "
We have hal heavy rains tor the past three
dsys, sni the river i'rsing rapidly There 10 nov
eet of water in the ehsnnel Business Is altnos, en-
trey suspended on account Of the continued unpleas
nj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

Receipts since tesierf0t-tLouE, 9,ol0 Dds
WHEAT none CoEN none There good bust
ness doing IN lour with sales II 900 bhlf OF Mch'
gan and Wiscorun 1t i25Gf Jsf WHEsr Sales
wore nsd. 80 bush Of Ohio Al &c. Com was 10
fair requss, with sales OF 10 600 bush AZ rses not under
stood WHr.KY-Ohio va. held Al pc. without saies
FRLf6urs, without change.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

II Il Is only necessary To Try one ofths RlcAfLi'
Eyerpointed Gold Pens 20 be convinced that beg &c
perfect In every rospect Sold exclusively by J 10"
ACT. % Fuon.a who has also superior sssoftDecta
hae gold and silver watches. which he will sell yeFJ1~
Watches ani Gold Pens repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~. M

The market tor FLoUKis without change. and
the demand i. fair WHISKY 10 quoted 1ic. Sales of
BACON SIDES at &C. and TO- heavy packed lossh 50 -
melt The weather I, most favorable ior packing and
there are but I'VE houtes engaged In cutting Up and
curing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10
City vete for judges.

sels 1855 issiS i1.seS is.sSS 1883 Hsl rs SIS
Mai for ss-ncer over Jsw-tl 6J1 rsioe over Van
defps~L 1.5l1; NJ ehel over JVnss, ei6i WoodTUn
over ulssoefer, ava
The vote " lhls Ward has not yet been etheisy
arrsd and The above may be correct IL 10 nearly
90. hoWeyof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

wlSrEE OIL A superior article OF White wI1ss "a
can now he bought fOf only six shiliDgs ssl's
ALesos Tea sni sugar Stores corner Of Dlyises asa
Edhdge at and 80 GIandst between chUsas nzf~
sxth |.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

THE STRUGGLE Is OVER Fellow. ciuIsns, you have
elected judges TO Try ques ions but you need 90 ads
10 try question Of leather You all know that nsius'
est best and cheapest assortment Of Boots, shos lA
Callers in town, 10 a. JosEs's. l. Apn-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

~ The srst Gold Medal awarded 20 Dsgususoypes
BY the American institute, was wsfded In favor dhb
BRADY, corner Of Broadway and Fulton q where sns
ger. add clMaens are inylI.d 10 exsmlne specimega
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

JoHS A. DUSLAP.-ln noticing the death OF
this gentlemen which occurred at he residence In this
City Thursday the lst inst have 70 record the
demise Of eminen,ly useful aud distD guished mem
Der Of society As law writer and snnotator be had
few superiors His mind concise lucid, accurate
and thodical and he left upon all be undertook the
impress Of high order Of genius. His writings are
luminous and scientific expostions Of the branches OF
the lsE Of which they treat, and sre esteemed and
cherished BY the profession standard authorities
Among bic works may be mentioned his " Practice OF
the Supreme Court one OF the esrlesi books OF The
nd ever published Ia this country American Notes
t. Ph.pss Evidence which Tor their grea, value have
been carefully preserved in each subsequent edition
I" Notes l. Paley Law Of Agency which in matter
Il not 10 merit, exceed the original work Elaborate
Notes 10 the English ChArcery Reports Sc &c He
had recently contracted with MessFs Banks, Gould s.
Co . prep are laird edition Of the American Chan
Gerry gesI, being disested index OF the equity De.
esons Of the United STATES Courts and u each Of the
several States when sickness nervened and the hand
Of Death arrested bis useful lsbors Had be- lived H.
coupsie tue American Digest 10 would doubtless have
- sVery high rank among similar works. A. iss
he American profession are deeply Indebted 70 him
sbis contributor to legal science Ia this country ard
they viii hold It's name ia lively and grateful re-
menbfsuce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

WAsHTNGToN, Fndsy, NOV !"
We learn that WALTER FORWARD ~ Penn.
has been appointed -hArse des Aasir, 70 Denmark,
vice flenniken, recalled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

~ Rev. Dr. DOwLIse viii lecture 8, Hops casfsL
's Broadway. soDdsy, the llth lost At Ioi oeloes
Rev Mr.. TowssEsD amp Seats free.