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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12
WIZ, shn,I We Believe ?

There are great differences of oplnioq as
n value of the Country which the Terrltor'
al Bill takes from NeW-Mexico and gives to
Texas as witness the following:
From. lie Evening po.; Of Moady
n R7,e>n and gorajess country tho Lt1no e'tae9eo-
- mr. an ~. face .ncaPlbis Of tu'taHsRg inha6idHs-
sd II b. twenty-five tho niles, or hYe
thousgrd is Of no conseq oencs VITA ever"
F,oa tile fyenins Pos, Of Wednesday. .-,..,,
hey HE SoulGe,uer hluIlered ony toat they might
mike he better b'rga ana now hav9g s5 pi,
ernue Tor New. Hexico Ush excluding 1ho Pfoni'
tiou Of slgvery lhey VIII be quiet enough
We have heard of dexterity before, but
never, from the time of the earlier magioians
till now, of slightofhand which in twenty
four hours, could convert barren aud worth
less country into fine and fruitful region
The opinions of Tie Post are evidently wo7-
thy of confidence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12
From Warrington.
speciaI Dispatch TO he Tribune
y1re,,,N~-0x U-e1rsz-

SpectaI D16pqtcR 10 NE ITt5nhe
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Sept. II.
letter from Nj JEFKIss, declining tbs aP'
noiptment of Secretary of the Interior appears ia
the Warrington papers this morning. HIS letter
is very cordial toward the Administration and he
declines mainly in consequence Of professional en-
gagements.
letter from Mr.. BARRIseER, Minister 30
spsin, denies the rumored indlgai'io' offered him
by the Spanish authorizes Yours 5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12

rJE- Those who d,Fuse most widely and hor'ngaYa
kBoedps OF their 6u,ipe.s pursus oher hlog' ss
will Of course attract the most nabnc
l. formation Ia populous distIcs OF country 10 nd "a.
pes are published tho immense fortunes 'gs Ss
ts,ns rxtpsvsy are readi accounted or Imoas' 80
Ansnry Of 3 PALMER, man may adyer1'o 10 spy Is
on Of country and liz aoy OF Toe PES, S ~ The
tSr witch he 10 ally sppo'ntd sod en- VIZ, " a
necn,,.otal and thus estsblish hims-f al ooce
sng Cor cpsioners TO hsHt DOT bis place OF sasMsS"
WHOA IN sasso dETq Of saesm, Is rssr ~o# "F0'@'1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12

WEcoxsIY-Ho Hon. OKstaUs COLE has been
nnanimoasiy,Dcminsted for reelection to Congress
from tho lid District of wisconsin.
BrYJAM1x c. EASTMAN, Of Grant Co is the OPP
po.ision Candidate in this district. He was nomi.
mated on the 25th ballet. Perhaps it will require
about that number Of btllotiugs to elect him.
7. 0. HOWE ESQ. Of Brown Co has been nomi'
mated as the Peopl, i Candidate fer Jadge OF the
Iyth District Gov. Talmadse has withdrawn
from the canvass Z w DRURY, Of Fond du L &C,
ia the ooo. Feco Candidate,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12
The Syracuse Convention,

By Special Dtspatea to The Itt5rne
SYRACUSE Wednesday, Sept Il.
Nr, CAGeER of Albany, called the meeting to
order, and Judge TITUS, of Du!ohess was appoint
ed temporary chairman.
A committee OF onc from each jadi,isl district
was appointed to nominate temporary officers
The committee consists of five moderate Hunk
ers and three B aruburners, VINO are now trying to
adop, plan Of organization, meanwhile the meet
ing then sdioumed Youcs. RlcnELIaU.
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The roll is nov being called

The roll ia now being called
Mr. Aittin appears in place of Mr.. Jas. I. Brady
Of the With Ward
JOHN Van Buren has presented bis o-ede1l"'
40 has Augustus sahel, who claims the seat OF AF
V. B. Alderman Kelly IS nor here.
SYRACUSE, Wednesday Sept Ia n
A committe of five, appointed by the Char on
each conteated seat Of which there are sryso 70 III
two from the City, IXsh tTIdl and XVIII w ards
and ope each from Cortland, Cayuga AID C'ilin'
bia, ard two from Jefferson.
Nr. Trersain sly nonr Union Hunker.
TIE Convention adjourned I'll O'clock 70 n'se'
at the Baptiat Church 1t met this morning a.
Market Hall.
Nj. eey mour's prospects continue cook.
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BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE NeN-Y0ak TRIBUNE.
maiue-Ra.teru District.

'1'''1' 49, CALAIS Maise, sept II, 1850
Pike tWhig) vii hav= msj 'risy Tor Congress
ia Hancock and Washington he mas g'ined 100
votes so far as heard no II If he gets the French
vote of MsdswasAa tAroo'took Coz Of which hli
friends have strorg expectation, he is elected.
Foster (sPeoisl Free Soiler geis about 600 votes
IL the District
REED Wing il reported elected in the Lincoln
Di,triot a mistake, we pprehend.-Edl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12

EsY- Freckles, ran ssowness, Pimples Erupuons ard
all diseases are ia well snoWn, positively curod "
using GoURAuDs Italian medicatsd sosp. 2hs Pondo
Subtle eyadlc4tes har from any par, of the body LiqaA
Rouge for pals lips and cheeks Lily White, for rougAi
nushed suggish complexions 81 walAersl aru sofs
tom Broadway. Calender. SoQth- Thirdat Phsdaiph2
II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12

~ The broad tide OF business flows without ebb Into
the emporium of fashion aud economy $50 Futon-st la
fact Bsooxss splendid Boots and Callers for gentlemen
aud his elegant sdies wear have become proY9rbal all
over the country simply because they unspprosched
IN All al cnnhnneaa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12

CARD.-Tbe suhscrber having returned from Europe
would respectfully inform his puplla and the public gener
ally, that hls Riding School will open for the reception
pups Monday, 9Th September. He would also return
bis thanks tiS former patrons FOR tho liberal support
received Their hands, aud trusts By Jealous
oils profession and guarded attention re-
speciality which hs establishment has mantaneds
10 merit q continuance Of pub lc patronage
81 w. Il DIsBROW, 20 Rourth-sx
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Rntlrond Accident.
The { holera DisappearinG.

CoLvNBus O1i0i Wednes lay, Sept n
The Cholera Gas to all appearances leitu'-no
cases are now reported,
ol>ctSxArl, Wednesday, Sept IL
The Board Of Health have reported that FA8
Cholera baa entirely disappeared.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12

vrsr1sFsEsrs For Amusemepts sea or's
o.go for Aucsious see third page lof oAii'e'''@
s+..uers sec seventh page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12

~ EsPENcHEIn's Hats still sought for with svidity
by all ge IIsmen of and lovers Of com who
wish to in aging Tor tn s225 CONCERT ticket The pub
lie TOO leye discovered the c the crowds who hfong
EsPENcHgD's can testify AZ lO7 Nas,au.st they
sIlc bet bat for Is So Than any halter Ia Broadway
ofeIA Tor 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12

w In con,et usrce OF The great pressure OF maefupon
.o.a,n, b,. moDtsg, wo are compelled TO omit the
Letter. OF The Triopn'f reisn Correspondents waning
TN Letter Bosrdo Of Aderrn'n and A''l'ian'' LAY
oor,,. Foreign Markets &c &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12

EYThe PLUME National Daguerrean Gallery, Isl Broad.
way, maintains It's superiority any other eaabishmeA
In his country. The pictures produced there are ninits-
bic the proofs OF which are in the hands OF thousands
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12

" There Ia ons place in New.York where 'trsogen
can 6ud really good boots and shoes refer to ware
KIss, ia Fu.on-s where sold but 1se DALE
utactured On the premises We beevs'hsl Mr. WIS repa-
tanou as q bootmsker is Unsurpassed Our friends "oa~
do -aIIto E0SS"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12

CASTLE GARDEN -Ths public most respectfully IN.
formed lha! The usual pr'cn Of stmmion-Ono Shilling
Ill be charged at the Auction saes 10 be held Thea by d.
a. Leeds Il Co. fsll ~ FRENCH t. HEI5ER
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s,rnoune Canvontfan.

BY Telegraph ezeias1eop 70 ThS Trt6uss,
sYEAcUsa, "Wednesday. Sept Ill Pm.
At ~ O'Clock At. Porter reported from the com,
mittoe Lyman Freeman OF Greene, bunker, az
temporary President With throo BoorosRrias,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12
The Syracuse Democratic Convention.

SYRACUSE, "Wednesday, Sept II.
a caucus was held at the Globe Hote! last eve.
ming, at which large number Of Delegates were
present They had a grand pow wow which
resulted in nothing.
The feeling this morning ia net SO good as yes.
terday for Union, and there will be acme trouble
with the contested seats. Oneida County is rep
resented with about 200 lobby members. Dr.. John
L. Dunlap and Capt. Rynders Of New York I'd
dressed large assembly from the sseqs Of the
syracuse House last night.
Second Dispatch.
An informal meeting OF tbs Delegates was held
at the City Hall at 10 A. NJ. Tao Convection vas
called to order by MIR Cagger of Albany, Chairman
of State Loco Foco Committee.
On the motion of Mr.. Cagger, Judge Obedish
Titus Of Duchess 8as appointed Chairman pro ten
VIM. Porter, Jr. of Onondaga, moved CON nit
tee of one from each Judicial Diarict to report Of
hcers for the Convention,
Capt Ryudera wanted to know tins reason Of
this temporary organization The Chair explained,
and appointed the following Committees
William Porter. il, Of Ooondas Il. j. Allen, of
New.York, George T. Pierce OF Ulster S. G.
Courtley, of Albany, E F. Billiard, Of Saratoga,
Ira P Barnes OF Chenanso, Danial Wsrne-, Of
Monroe, w A. Sutton, Of Erie.
SYRACUSE, Wednesday Sept H. 1850
The Committee on Officers reported The follow.
ing:-CharmaD, Lyman Tremalno, OF Greene Co
Ira P. Barnes Chenango Charles G. Myers, St.
Lawrence, and h. j. Sickles, Orleans Co, az Sec.
retaries The Chairman, on taking his sea-, re-
turned thanks to The Convention -or the honor
they had conferred OF. him by calling him to preside
over the deliberations Of the Convention
Mr. Hart, Of New York, moved for Committee
of enc from esch Judicial District to report perms
nent officers for the Convention, which was carried.
Mr. John Van Buren,, of New York, having vo-
ted in favor of the resolution moved its re ons.de
triton till after the roll is called.
Mr.. Comstock OF Oneida Co. moved that the
" hole matter be laid on the .sble-Carried
The roll was then called and the Counties repre-
gsnted by two sets OF Delegates were laid on the
table till Committee was appointed TO exanllns
the credentials Of such Delegate
After calling the roll Mr. Charles 9Ardnes Of
Erie Co. moved Committee on each Of the con-
tested seats
Nj Hiram c. Smith OF N Dr1e thought it did not
need so many, and moved an snsrdment to Gard
ner that there ahoud be bat Committee Of OF
for the City Of New-York aud one for othe. coun-
sen.
1T this pOirs some one called On the Secretary
to name the Counties sending two SETS Of Dele.
gstes-Cortard, Cayuga, I'd Di.uietj Coun-
ba, Jefferson, lst and 30 Districts N. Y. Ciy,
9TH and 18th District
Messrs Pofser OF Oroodaga, Ryn1ers N Y.
and others de a.ed the resolution.
Mr.. Smith Withdrew his amendment, and the e.
souton pass,d.
Mr. Van Buren, called up his resoution, whi,h
was debated by several OF tie Delegates, a!eT
which Prince John withdrew too resolution
Tho Chair gave notice thai hs would name
the Committee at the opening st3 PM The Con.
.rlinn tkc1 d.nnEnsA I'll thnt hnrr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

MAP OF BRooKLYS-Mr briggs OF lob Futon
at. NewYork has just published very accurate
and valuable map Of Brooklyn. la it the strees'
are shown as at present existing together VITA
the buildings and the intended Canal and other
works. by J. f. Harrison. Also, tbs village OF
Wiuiamsburgb, L / by w. Fl. Candy 1t is orna-
mented with photographic repres entstions of the
Naval Asylum Kings County Prism, aud the City
Hall. The in ptovements and new features con-
tanned in this handsome map are such az to render
it the one that must supersede all other maps o.
Brooklyn txtas The price is only 81 while the
msD ia worth ten times that amount to any one
hsvir g occasion fog reference soit
RETURNED The friends and admirers OF Rev.
Eeofy Wad Beeoher will learn with pleasure
thai he has return ed from bis trip to Europe. He
came passenger in the Asia. He looks remarkably
well. end his hea tn is much improved.
gY~ The Eagle GUARDS OF Bridgeport. Conn are
expected in Brooklyn to dsy on visit.
~ Justice John {. Smith was married yeater-
day 10 a dsughtsr Of Seth Crosby, ESQ.
RoB3eRY.-A robbery W IS uerpstrated on Mon.
dsv ast. at the house OF Mrs Elkin, 81 AtaniH;st.
The robbers succeeded in Obtaining gold chalo,
s45 in cash sllVer peuoil Gaze, gold pen aud many
ether hule things Of value, too numerous to enu.
merae.
DIscoSrISuED.-The suit brought by John
Murphy, E.q against the Brooke. pnenix Glass
oomps0y, 49, oeen amioaby settled aud tho pro.
ceedigs 6iscontiuued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12

CA1roRNIl Boors.- Gr,n leather sewed Boots otve'Y
-, rr. rom 10 to 81 nches long, suitable tet
be California market for sse wholesale auc retail, by
sI1St JOHN L. WATKINS. III Fultou.sL n. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12
Destructive Fire.

By TelegriPA ez0IasbVasy % Ise TTt6eH4
BAKaisB5Re, Pa Wednesday, Sop; IL.
Last night Clarka Ferry Bridge which crosses
the 8usquehaAnRh River Mt Duucaa's Island. II
nnes above Hurrisbsrg, ard at sho DOQta of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12

time enough wasted in ohjurgation-d0 let
the brief remainder of The Session De con-
sacrAted TO work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12
alIsIaEss norIuka.

gAR>uN's MUSEUM This afternoon the little Bslemsns
y hr,e perform auc-s surpsss al belief eusc two cspsi
p,sys the benefit Of The Daughters Of Temperance and
hs evening The Druusgrd Is presented with the be.
reyols,i view Go BY all means
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12
TO THE BAr-wEAKtNG PUBLIC.

u Gentlemen, II Iou really desire Hat nnauTpasssA
for suty fetish aid substsnial terA desire J0a
to patronize RAFYELTy LEASH. II you only 'ass car
advice and call ii lac correr Of Paer and Chatham, no
Know you will !haak IL for The hint. slS seod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12

Egg- Free Case for Gentlemen the YIoin, Flute
&c vii be organized this evening the Mu'oA Academy
2O5 leu at O'Clock. Also On Saturday, q! O'clock.
for boys instruments furnished.
IA BENJAMIN. Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12
TariG Movement.

Bv Special Dispatch to The Tribune
WAsHNGro,, Wednesday, Sept. Il
The friends of the Tariff ara in c4UoaI this eve.
ming on matters relative to the present crisis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
THE GREAT POPU LAhlTY OF
LYON9 ,sMAGETiC POWDERS


hss pr mped certain parties 10 prepare spurious articles
aud offer them under various denominations for sale
gew ofthes- rdvid ais dared to give their In positions
out az fee OF potion" Tho proprietor OF the Stnal
article hRs in this city, only The aforementioned agents
and the frnoipa depob 40 Broadway where also may
be obtained P for he instantaneous destruction Of rats
and mice Both sr,ices warranted fes from polson
and heir ecac5 has been Iiied by gentlemen
Read the Jolomiag Letter:
KEwyoRK HosrtTAL, Juna s. 1850
hays analyzed Z Lyons Magnetic Powder for the
destruction ofnsecS and certfy tia! Ia Tree rom mnera
or other corrosive poison AE he result OF my e1Snnsdon
would iay thai ii Ia com tnagon OF yaiouI vege abe
substances having peculiar Influence on tho nsec king
dom, and that may be used with perfect safety With
respecI It's utility It's effects Astonishing believe
to be sEifully prepared substance by which valuable
resutis obtained WHICH does effect what Mr. Lyou says
and Ia well deserving ofpoblc patronage.
LAWRENCE REID, Professor of Chemistry
Puasy fesreoce-Jonaa 3. Philips E,q Assistant Dis
.sc, Attorney, n Y Johu l. Room, ESQ Superintendent!
N Y Hospital; Daoiel D. Howard Esq Irving Ho1se
Preston Il. Hodges Eaq. Carlton Housei s P. Cozzen,
EGG American Hoei; Coleman stets9n EiqI Asor
House.
Ard many Thousand certificates OF ania tenor from he
re,pectabe citizens Of The Uned Bslss may be ssa
a. the Office
These articles received the highes. premium al the ao
FEir OF tho American Institute
AGENTs-N gW-YoRK CITY
Cliciene' Co. 81 Barclay ST: A B. Il Sands 100 Fu.
t9n.Iti Hayisnd Reese Co go Maiden lane Rusa.5u,
Clarke Co 10 Broadway Greenleaf X Kngllsy IS
CcaGnd-s, schiefen Brothers Co ie4 John st T 5.
r Bumton, ia Bower, Kerr, 746 Broadway;J sa2g
Co. corner Mn avenue and ven y-ffh-.t; Brigaam
KILLER II Avenue D. corner Tnird,ti Dr. Lyon Az and
81; f Cook, SOC Graudst sfooklya-Mrs Hayes us
Futon.s South Bfookl3 u-Hrs Ayes corner Henry aud
Atlantic ats JerSey City-Buskirx, 50 Washing on Il
Sag HRrbor. L DIR. L, NILS. Stony Brook.-Jares n
Gould, Poudam, 81 Lawrence Co. N Y-R NJ Aunson,
NeaburR N. Y-FowIer Co. Euabvine, N Y--ar
Wtrfeid Budalo--G & ChsmpIn Is aaio.st; aad
son, n Y.-Rosnan I Sc8hstY. NewUk-Ar. Hinda
aaIkets. Railway J.--Ar Tunison. New Buns
wtcE-Appsl ATE Son, IS shurmannH Treatou NJ
hr. sharmarn Peerson, n Mn Douglass Camp
iowa n J.-Mf Crawford. Provitencs, r I.-Bslch &
Bon. Polton Ma;L-Rsd1ins Co, Safest Phi!ade,s
pbisGsrTgres corner Terih and Coates Batim no
Polk Co. BarDun's Buildings Cincinnati Ohio -Mesk'
inEs corner Fhh and Wslnal sts. Pitsourgh Par q
Sellers. Kew Haven, Conn &C B. Whittesoy 1853 Chso.
81 at Charleston. 8. C -Haysad, Harsl K Co. Augu.s
Ga--Hh yilsnd Risey Co. Ann Hsrsor, Aich.-Home
sons, Booksellers Wsynort Wayne Go, Ps--Charles
W Carr.
one genuine unlsSs Ogned by tho proprietor, LYoN.
air 1uA' EMANUEL LYON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12
HEALlO. Halter

" Corner of Broadway Canal three doors from
the Railroad D6p6 manufactures hat gracefully NODDED
exquisi.ey finished, combining and
ECONOMY.
Such a one wi crease your sefresrect, give you
NO headaches, nd wett fort the fashion changes
MEALlO, ils Broadway corner CanAl ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12
secre.nrv of tho Interior,

PHILADELPHIA, @e inesdss, september II.
Alexander q 3. 8tewati formerly Representa-
tive in Congress from Western Virginia. has &c
cepte the pppointmentof secretsryof the Interisr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12

oulo-Jmeph Mccormick of Adams, opposes
Hon. John l. Taylor for Congress In the With
Ross Diatric. as he Loco nominee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12

~ We We th4 attention of capitalists to the sale Of
va liable improved pro erly situated on OAK Oliver and
Cherry ,s lso on ST. Marbspscs Twen!yeis hth-'t and
building lots In he City Of Newark Sale raIs OF
ANTHo>Y J. BlEscxGR, at Me Real Estate SaIea Room
gro,d at U.l68)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12
The Syracuse LUoO Convention.

sp.c+4l Telegraph to tn, Tr+o.1's.
SYRACUSE. Wednesday Afternoon
The Convention redssembed bat could GO Moth
ing for some time, on account OF the conia non.
Ala. PATRICK KELLY With Ward and Dr.. I R
BIBBARD, substitute for ]. Y. SAVAGE, who con
te.ts the seat of Capt. RYNDERs, tLst and Lid
Wsrdsl have arrived. The HuDkers have got tbs
advantage. CRoswELL is here engineering PECK
Ham is bis lieutenant. F, G. DISIsNY (5teuben
HuDker) or LYMAN TRLMAIN will be the permanent
President. The Committee on Organization con
.i.ts of five HuHkors and three Barnbuners The
Committees on Contested Seats stands about three
Hunkers 10 two Barn6urners. The BNrnblrneta
begin tc-Fray hicHELis
The di.psich resda soe1y,' but thai nu'I be mistake
Prince John oudu so any such EonRs on az 'na' I'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12
Z. o. Of o, Fl. q. Grand Lodge.


The Gran1 Ledge Of tbs United States again
failed OF L quorum TO day thirteen Grand lodges
and eleven Grand encAmpments only appearing.
Among TIE sbsentees are the Grand Lodges of
Ohio, Kentucky, LOUISIANA, ArkarIas, Tezes,
southCaro ina, North Carolina, Georgia aud Vir,
ginia and the Grand Encsmpments Of K entucky,
Tennefsee Mississippi Louisiana, Alabama, North
lud South Carolina and Georgia
Quite "A excitement axiats in regard t. the fail
are, which vii seriously affect sae Ip.endid Levee
to 5e siysu tonight AZ the Borae:i H.use by the
brethren in bJngr Of The occasion.
By co1sent, the representatives. Of Eorsherd
New.Yor!, wers ol4lsiied wh9n Mr.. ". L. g.
sm.th and David NJ. D Egan drew for two years.
O.R.-G.L, L. s.-8y Fri. Tals9raph Lsst
CiScEsrAr "wednesday, sept IL
The Grad Lodge Of .he United Sta,os l. 0 o.
F. have again failed in obtaining quorum, and
have adjourned ever till to-norfo y at 10 clock.
There is 10 prospect Of a quorum before mex. Mon
day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12

Bv Special Dispatch 70 Tx. Neo YorE 1f'opf'
WAsRGsGroN September Ii
1t is generally urdeIstooi shat Mr. Alex d
s.epsrtofvi gnis will be aPpoioted the Interior
Mr. Claws avery Bill is doubtful Mr.. Seward
will renew his amendment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12
rolit!cnI i.ems. &c.

WAsHlNGToN, WedneFdayl -b- II
The Re0aBlic, OF this moraiog, contains letter
fram Chss j. Jenhin' Of Geor5is, declining on &c
count Of the multiplicity Of BIS professional engage
ments, the cfce OF Secretary of the Interior offered
to him by the President through Messr' DsTson
and Toombs.
JOHN O. SARGENT comes out shis morning With
saJutatory article upon his r'suming the editorial
control Of The Republic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12

Junistta River, wss Totally DESTROYED by n'e'
Tbi. bridge = az a psrt Of the Public Works was
half mile long and co.s $4,000 1t was used
a. to .ing.p.th for The Main Line Can,l, aad ID
supposed to bavs been Sc, on ere by an incendl.
airy Itit ah.l be found necessary, steam tow
boat viii be ter poray substituted in place Of tbs
bridge, Yours 'si DAVfHi'
RRilrOud accident.
ALBANY. " edpesis7. Sept II.
Tie Albspy ExpreAs 'fal., gola6 west this morn
in. ran off ii track near scnenectaoy owing 70
dis laceu ent of tbs Switch
steamboat Explesioa-Less OF Ltfe'
cIHclsNArf, Wedne da7 September IL
The boiler the Steamer Peter Na'e'' eAP'''a'
near Psducsh, ysa:srday-i' Is repoFt'd 'oa' SIX
Ives are Lost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12

WARNocx's "a HArs-Are Model Hats, beaaua
la proPo high low, NOT to much bell or
too susis ht trm riGhi wtdta gr'eefny afne3 al sides
ba capsbe Of oein. made Dat inerus arrangements e1
ceedrsly sppr, pirate md ch,t-, he whoe sppsran
decidedly sSss scory he mos ptsciAe coaaoi..eor.
.igst 2p5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12

JENNY AND GExrN The new yerston OF Jeanette and
Jesn1ots is sal 10 be lille of siyard rsyors pnts
song so named in oupduent to lie musical hater VIA
p.o Ssa5 fer ARG tic ct 10 Jeruys hfst concert
Broadway waterway be able to sfofd this bat KNOX q
l?s Fuorst gays profits though be sa' h hats al 'ha
ssns price, sre small allow him to Indulge IA 'ucs
.xt-,yegsuce Hurr, M thu jenny ard Gooin song