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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-29
hi. country Tobacco Pipes are imported into this

this country Tobacco Pipes are imported into thls
country with even oar own manufacturers names
and residences on them. from the countries Oh
Holland and Germany. Though Of an inferior de-
,cription, they are represented and sod as Of
American manufacture.
Does NOT this. fellow citizens call aloud for the
encouragement Of Home Prodnctioni We trust
hiIvil be mstured and placed before the publc. to
favor Home Industry against the foreign article ;
also the different places OF manufacture. We en-
treat your hearty cooperation in securing Us pass
age. Per orde Of the Pipe makers Association.
DENIS HURNEY Secretary Comnltt-s
TObscco-Pip~ hznu'scsre s1d "ofknen-
Kew-Yorf, Nay Z7ih, 1880.
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April 8 lat -s0r s. long IN - W, ship Louis Phlipps
I'm San francisco fcr Sandwich isisrds.
April H. at II IS $ long 81 Il, brig Carrier marry I'm
EYork Feb lsl for Cslfcrrts
Much ~ Ass org 70 nip connhlsn. 10 dsys rom
Boston f,r California 9Th 81 rsssenge1s iso reportsdl
NAV Is Ia SIS 81 long 81 ST. hsrt Harmony Whitman
DAYS irom Savannah. for ca if0fns
At Valparaiso April l6 ship Nschez, pwyer I'm NYo,k
(Dec 81 for Ca iflrris
In the sirstsof wss@lan Jsn ~ h'igs Hoh-rt Conns
I'M Fail River fOct "a for Ssr Fr-nci.rr Prescott I'm
for d., sch-s Providence SchuK ~ Nfoik (Oci 81 CO,
houri vernon Ba3Gnston, IN NsvLoofon tOct SD foe
DO Fsh' DsltoD, Baltimore % ol DO, Page, IN Edgar.
town u mos trading vr1sfa
Al - Csiheriues March be- Jafn ADAMS Ncrtn, I'm
EdgErgown Jan - for Ser F-afciscn, a. well.
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DIED.

Mordsy, MAY 9th, 1850, Mrs HANNAH KERR, agsd
IS wears and day.
The friends Of The family respectfully invited to send
her IN ers from the residence Of her sDn NAV Rcnsrd
BcKay ls4i Bowery, this "wednesday Afternoon Al TO-
clock. -, ,,-. .,.,or, a.,
WE'D Il this cry IN the S2i year OF ais ag eLiesI son OIL
Henri Weed, Eco Of Sewhurgh
Al he 7, side, ~ he fzier, 10 OSo-d, Caensngo Co
NAV 2ls PHILO NJ. JUDSON, late OF this city aged q
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Passengers Arrived

=, ,ehr 8 VI Wsi1. from Sierra Leoa>-R POo.er. ;
4 c Chiit ID Rnss Cooper -
!. ~ Martha Hts< Tr,z ~ JsAns PR-O0n Manuel
s.err-tt A-xsncsr MeLeish, Joseph SAm2ays Anionio
Bsnsrd. Antonio Watson ~
Len ADV ard chi dren. Miss D 1nnAly.
N ,hfp Alien frcss CanissiOs-2ey w Il Schenes and
,.t~ M. A OufE.as. Miss W Bliss, Mrs N Naxsnaa,
MA o sisson, Dr. Il Bush, Mr. w FnnkhAm, Mr. I
Hunter.
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NEWARK ITEMS.

DEATHS ny CHOLERA ON SHIPBoARD.-The
Yorkshire, which arrived at New-fork yesterday
morning from Liverpool, lost % steeraSe passen'
gers by Cholera during the voyage, we have
not learned how many days the Yorkshire had been
ont when the disease showed itseli.
Wv Newark Dxly, Tuesday
n This news is q " leetle ahead OF the New
York papers, and We rather think. also little
ahead OF truth.
~ The new Nj. f. Church in Union-st in the
Finh Ward viii be dedicated today at l0l o'crk.
AM There will BE- services in the afternoon and
evening.
EpIscoPAL.-The animal Convention Of the
Episcopsl Church OF the Diocese OF New'Jersey,
v;n he held in Trinity Church, in this city, this
morning at lOl O'Clock. The Convention will be
opened with the services usual upon the occasion
With the addition Of the Ordinatson of Rev Mr. Pet
., Of Belyidere and Hope. Rev. 5 L. Southland is
sxoeoted to deliver the Convention sermon
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NJ a n n 4 En-

On "wednesday. May n. BY HE Honor Mayor WOoIhull
LYDIA A. HOPKINS and GEO. HEDjEAAN, BON
OF this city.
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There are other assets consisting OF suspended
depis, claims IN sur stocks not paying in
terest, DEGREES for d, fciencie 90 bonds and
mortgages lands 10 Western States &c &c.
amounting In the aggregate 10 $50 so IS
D. ID. WILLIAMSON, PreiL
r. X. DELArIELD, Sec'y.
The stock Of the Company is two millions 1t
will be seen by the above statement that after pay.
ing all liabilities there are good assets to the ex.
tent OF over 10 per cent on the stock A recent at.
tack which has sp cared n two Loco Foco jour.
mails OF this City ind Gazing fully its origin states
that the following items of assets are least cacu
lated to inspire confidence
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1t will be noticed that nearly all these tie rs are
omitted from the above S hedule of assets and in.
cluded under the head of suspended debts. Az
which is no; added into the aggregate WHY the
Michigan and Central Railroad Stock and Bonds
should be treated with so much contumelv We can.
lot imagine as they have regularly paid eight per
cent interest. The Michigan State Loan A,socia.
ton item is not included in the list Of assets. but
large portion Of the amount VIII be eventually re-,
lied by the Company. The Suspense &C ,oun,
item, and the Charles II. Carroll item may also be
eventually realized.
AT Philadelphia Money continues abundant.-
Choice paper and there is scarcely auy Offering is
readily negotiated at sG7 Y CT Second class.
short dates, 96l2. On call. with Government, col
laie!als, 4. as! with other securities, t p Ct.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MAY 80.
a, Ro.ton there is no material change IN Money

a. pc.,on there h no material change IN Money
matters Thers is bat little hrstclass paper IN the
stree, which goes at las Y CT In conateras 'ne
rate n interest issalO 2 ct. There has been no
sc,ivi,v in the Stock market. Bank Socks are In
some demand. bat held very high. Nothing dong
in Manufacturing Stocks. Business was inactive
The stockholders Of the Ashuclat Railroad Com
pauy had their annual meeting al Winchester On
Tuesday. when the statement OF the chiei ehSi
neer was reed. The total cost Of construction VIII
be 500. 700. or 500 75i - per mile. The amount
expended Las been 81 .0o9 o. he work this tar
has been built in a most thorough and substantial
manner. and if the bridge over the Connecticut IS
finished in season, the road viii connect with the
Connectcut River road BY December !. Mean
time. t. aid :he progress o. the work, the stock
holders are olily called upon to pay up she.r sub
scrptions.
The Rutland and Whitehall Road is proceeding
rapidly, the grading and bridges being completed,
10 within few miles Of Whitehall where the only
expensive work on tie line rock cutting IS rapid
" advancing. the rails all purchased and stored IN
readiness considerable portion at whitehall
awaiting the completion Of the grade; and the
whole road designed TO be in operation as early
as September. The portion Of this road from Kat
lard to Casteton. eleven miles is identical with the
Rutland and Washington or Vermont portion
Of the Troy and Rutsnd, the former having the
privilege by their charter Of running over that Por
ton Of the Rutland AM Washington Road. We
believe it is given out that the rails are - be laid
to Cssteton within the ensuing month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-29

Steamship OHIO. seNenrk Nv Orleans
shps scotland Has airs, QIsl,-c p W gvrnas 4 Co.
Annsndse. Walker Quebec WI Jaws 4 Onion. Zamoa
(Fr) Vereil, OsadA.oupe, Boyd Hincken. C0nmoa,
wealth. Bax'er Ssn Francisco
Bsrks k-gsiis, Pratt - Helena Nesm'h A Sons Mary
Mrus, O8ge-u. Glasgow, OIrLan a D mon. F,qs Nor,
Torhsyusn Hrl Srhmidl BAichen, John Brl Srr1yn.
Quebec Bare ~ Liyings-0u
gu.s yrcennes, Merrill, st0r; Refd ager.olL Plum
rer Ysciiss Ne; A1-ns p stur7, Caiin Aisils . c..
Herha lPrIssl schuiZ tcmpcacny Funck Eslncke;
Fiss Duo ey. Hopkirs Ssngor
Sr.rs CounbiDe Tlsy, 81 hrs. Ni smi.' Son;
Jul.A Aulhonv Liuej hn. Nee befn NC; G.osr Snai,
s-ier, No.. L x Nicz-rson Ficg-rso. B0sio'i Cora
Niet --sor 20: Thos Hlx, Hal Boston; ? >nhh stan
ley, Wilmington. ,,r-,
sloors PsrSenan. Wheeler Derby Conn., Lady Fsansrd,
Thom son New-Haven.
S,~au er Eernebec, Cores P iladepha.
Rsrees Shark, Ey, Phiisf-i. ha Facor, Doi SHsrty'
Palr
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Arrived.

ship Allen, MeNsnn, sresio,, 10 days co0on ara
rice, 10 Warde. ,
SIP Rsbeccs Wolf New Orleans ls d. lesd &C. 70 Fos-
ter ( Elliott
Ban Mary Ellen, Hewitt Rio Grsnie s. ds, and Turks
sarc IS d. salt " I'D hinckeu. L-iI no An Ve''es
II porL 49, ,,c q l., 49,,
stores TO Dobeu Potter -,
Bark HonAnk, Gates, Gayeslon, cotton, *, 10
Brewer Co
Bark Hecla souper Csrd-rs.. May 18Th, molssses, &c
T. K { Read Vessels len neior- reported
Brig F1us (of Gardner tfel Ballard, Wurinrton NJ,
S o. lumber o. Badger Peck co.
Brig Martha Kngsnar. (of Poflandl bnckmsn' " Jonns
PR rs CO. sugar. &c, 10 Stephenson. vessels ell before
reported. .- -,
cedar. 10 siurges. Clesrman K Co.
Brig vsrcsler Jos.n, s. Marks, 10 d., Cotton TO Coe
Andersen Co.
Schr Mary WISE (of Thomastonl Crockett It Iohns
PR sugsr AID mOasses master sailed "a GO VII shr
Diamond for Baltimore The big Martha hnsnan, bue--
rnsn ssed f1r New York ihe day previous. "
s.hrs Wsln Erickson, Sierra Leone, Apru IL nidss'
SER ObVis Vrginia, Cummings, Philadelphia, days
coal 49, ~, . -. ...t
stores to 4 Powell
Sch Red Jacket Merrill Baltimore. dc, coal
sAlLFD-S esmsnp Ohio, for Chsgres. steamer henn--
bee Phisdel phis ships Walter Jones' 81 Pssrsonrs;
Camden Charleston: bsrss EXsc Ssvsnnah' Dsucy Cha
gres: gaiot FOscs Helena, Amsterdam; ship stephen
Austen Galveston.
BFLOW-ships Euphemia IS ds I'm Liverpool Cansis,
(Brl OF Glasgow 80 d. I'm Liverpool bark An minp tsl
IS Dc I'm Palermo Chamberlain Phelps orgs MschieL
tBrl so ds I'm MArseles 10 Crosby Fdrnsni hOoono,
Ducat 90 d. I'M Cssst Of Africs. TO Il HcCracGen.
WlND-suurse INV, meridian, D. sunset
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California Vessel, spoken, &c

FEB s. s e 30 long IS % siznszed propeller Sea Gull
Greasy I'm NYors FEB g. Tor California
sone Of HE passengers whO up IN the Tennessee
ro san Fralctco report mat ney were coming o1 o.
us haTbor 81 San francisco Lhey clipper snip
nio nat por which they LOOK ~ be he Samuel
A. the was Thea OUT only uinotyodr days TO" NH4'
FOrt We infer the ship could not nsve been Hs' l.
The propeller seen gong Into Ao o. M -is = ~.
supposed 20 BE the EudOrs, Bsrtmsn renee IoI 1
which l-t Ibis port In January she having oeen
Of Cape = Rogue short lime previous 70 .a,
Jan H. ai 81 ID ! long % 20 OAK Harvest hsufsn I'M
Provics nee Oct 49, for California Al "aiL . r. ~
Feb IS lat 50 = lorg ~ bark MINUS, Sh' IN oos1ou
(Oci ~ for San francisco. 49, q. a. -, -
March T. la N, loug ll2 W, bark housan' rom san
Francisco for Valparaiso. -, a.,
lev I'm s.n FrsEciico for Bay Of beIgA.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nay 8-du,red-Bfg Brazilian,
Hodeoon Ess'porE ,chrs eSon, Hawthorn, Richmond,
We; Samuel Lewis, Williams, NJ ID clown, Conn, Sadly
Ann, Thompson, Bosten; James .rreu, MAY Nswpon,
NJ; Adelaide, Coleman Hartford Conn.
Ckared-Barks Syrs, B~nners, New-York Yorkshire,
(Br) Lynss, ~ Andrews Nh; hrys lsam HOrnsr, New
OregI.; Potomac smiih, st Bars; Catherine 'zsbe h.
dam johnson, Wilminson. NC. sch Robert tBrl VII
Hams Bermuda. WI Samuel n Crawford. Baser. Key
Nes; Talbot Clark Boston, Notus Raioer, Pfoyidsnce
Samuel Lewis. Williams Hartford; sally Am, ara, Boz
ton; Oregon Hawthorn NfOrs HDpetOn. DeisnO, Json
James Barrett Msy, Newport; Acelzide, Co ens1, ,son
Aurora BGbcocs, Jersey CRY; Napoleon Simonson Troy
liam n, Brown Newburg; steamers Vulcan, Hand, N
York; Penc hscoL Seymour, do.
NEWPORT, May 25-Arr Schrs Waterman, - fom
Providence for Calais; Albert Cartsr fm NorSich Enter
Prise Thurson I'm Coce.ier 18th arr schrs PALMYRA
vusow. I'm Fall River for Mobile. ..Eth, brig Anna
won, Amy, Havana
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fPvR STEAMER ASA. FROM LIVERPOOL.

Received On MONDAY night by Telegraph Tor me Assoc
alton but owing 10 negigrrcs, We Gid not receive t.
Arr from Boston April 24th, Luther Child. Aessina'
18Th CtAles Walton, Gfsvesent; America, (s) Liver
poOL
SID for Boston sd Washington tim Messins) from
Ca;ar ., NAV 1T H. I'm Maags; 9ih Lively, I'm Lin
srck; I'm Harmony I'm Waterford; 18Th PARROT In Lv'
erpool; Belle Rock, Promehels. and Cres en ron 80
Msry Adeis I'm Newport: Sea Nvmph I'm Shells; lfn.
Jonn Wesley IN Queenstown; 18Th, East Anglsn' I'm
Newport Venture flu LverpOo l4lh Lively, I'm scAI'efy
Roads
Arr I'm Philadelphia May H. Creole, a. londonderry.
81 for Phllade 1hs NAV 3. Dstmsr, I'm Brelnsrhiven;
Lumv. I'm Londonderry; Hsnnah Thornton, I'm Belfast
l7ih WIN Pe9n I'm Liver iooL
The Jenny of Cowes fO'n Carthage TO New-YoIk, In
leaving Teeyega, lsbsurdl ia April got on The Pearl
rock.
Queenstown, Nav 9Th the Eliza 0lrkee from Newport
Boston, before reporedi pat IN esky aod VITA par OF
her cargo overheard sfsr being 30 days Tho
Princess Roya, fer Bosom has put back with main mast
srTurg. -,
NAV 9 Emma from Bremen, at Deal, for New York, 2th
George Thonss from Dub To-, At Newport, Tor N9s.fDrt
OH Hermue from Bremen of Ounyin-ss for NV York.
CID Al LIVERPOOL Issac Wright tor New YORK; Esmerata
and York, for do COrssr do, Robert Hooper Dos
ton.
BOSTON Nay 2s-Arr bark s andard, London, 18Th at
Brig james Crosby trinidad 8,h INST L-h0lrks Ame-
rican for Boston, in dsy.; Peri for Philadelphia days.
do IN l0dsys
Brig Susan Ludwig Philadelphia
CID ship ksds. Archange bark Htdlev, Balu nors;
brig Alexander Miken, Sagla schrs kekanO, 81 Johns
Pr; Souhernsr Philadelphia
PROVIDENCE, May Z7-Arr fchr Queen. Blllim)re
slools Mary Heien and t Hassins, N.w-York
BRISTOL May $50 ufis rAugier W.m ngton, NC.
FALL RIVER, May PAR schr Rich'd )rdsn Bst.
more z7lh, sloOp Caroline, NYrrE.
Cid &5h, sOop Jas GJrham, Albany.
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A SuIcIDE.-The Telegraph mentions that Mary
Ann Brsoley, housekeeper in the family OF a Mr..
Barrow in Van Worst committed suicide at ok
ON Saturday morning, by taking laudanum.
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nStAruEr lLa.sAc....rars DAT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-10

pr Woodworth, q = Addison bar, RsI Mss
q. e Williams, Eco. and family, Gem and forty.
three others arrived 81 the Unios Place Hotel res.
tsrdAv
Won Mshlon DcEsrsou n y, Ho. rhoms. o Lar.
h<w and family, Csifcrnis Hen X Gnherf, San Fran
cisco y Hove California woodworth. and
re others srrived yesterday at the Irving House
John " Parker. Richmond; Pringle Charleston:
" Dickinson. Geortis, A Jsnes steamer Atlantic.
d. Wood 60 aud 90 others. arrived YESTERDAY 81
the Americsr
n r Leach. Pittsburgh. Colonel TnrnbulI " 9 A
y O. 0rosa Phiadeiphis, E.W Clarke. EneIsnd
Capt Wet. steamer Atlantic; Non Cor~in wssh
ingfo. and 100 others arrived yesterday 81 the Astor
b. jayne phnadslrbis; Capt Barker Ne~ Red
ford Cot Powell Maryland; q W Audarssn Cart
white Baltimore. Geuar.i Middleton Ws.hisrtoB. .
james Auastt, Bstlrsre; sud 100 stherI arrived
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City Intelligence.

TARGET ExcUKsioS. military DtsrL,rs-rhere ware
several fine displays ST volunteer military In our
streets, yesterday Among the best tho Ierson
Guards aud the Tompkns Butchers Association The
Andersen Guards Clinton Hose Company No. 10 we're
coDmar ded by Capt j. Flynn. The LIST prize, silver
goblet, was won by private Murphy; the Ind, gold
pencil by T. Henry; the Sd gold vest chain, by J.
MAhorey; the +th, gold breast pin by Capt Flynn
and the 5th "a slipper by DAWSON Adkins wash
ipgtcn Brass Band sersnsisd the Herald with Quick
Step and Jenny Limbs Welcome to America music by
Benedict. This company, dressed In red shirts wsrs
well drilled and presented solid, soldisrly, aud sub
stantia front The Tom pkiss Butchers Association,
turned out nuu.rously, commanded by Capt j. Mar
shall They dress ed la black coats, white pants,
and black caps A tandem team, driven by nice,
stout boss and containing two boys dressed NOD,
having splendid sheep In charge, brought up tia
resr. The whole had unique sppsafancs. Another
One company wss the Young Mechanic 6usrd Capt
y. ureep, OF Brooklyn. They accom- panied by
Gra=ss-'s Band
Ninth ward learn that the population IL 1905
habitsnts
EsfsSs "A Gre broke out at the Of Grand and
trians' AZ no ooiocs ,.st uisht arr srok. on, In
the nth stery OF Alderman Inyersolis building
NO. asi Waterftreet. The dsmsse Was tridtnx
CAsE OF sTspBINe.-vssterdsy m,rninr, a. O'Clock.
Georg. Butt stabbed while participating In the
orgies a. Ripton Ball at Majors lOl Elizabeth street.
~ called James WINS Aitas harkH butt vas
taken To TIE hospital where his recovery oou-
siasred doubtful Wills e. pndeT arrest f.l
DIAD.-We learned yesterday. that ons Of the isie,
who we're run by Ice cart on Saturday after
rcon ast IN brooklyn has since died OF the fnjuriss
she received 90 that occasion short time after the
scod.ht " found that north fation had s-t In,
which continued tai her death. She vas originally
from Boston aud hsa been IN Brookyn since the hrst
Of last Nay.
CTrsUs NHE F0uPru WAN BaooKLys-rhs work
IA this portion OF the city Is oompl-ts Th-
Der Of issaetant. v llOa2 In lsi5 the s.ra- ~ari
LuIl htred ssls shositg increase, in Nv years,
tf -2l3 The u OF The smsller wards. and tho
Increase s less In propoticn than that Of any other
In The city, the trst ward atone excepted.
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city Politics.

DEsoeR.Tic NosiSAriNs CONVENTIONS
The MayoThlty and Judiciary Conventions. the
members Of whieh ~ers elected for the purpose %
nominating candid,tss for District Attorney city
Judge Mayor and Governor Of tn. Department Of tn.
Aims House ard Pspitsntisry. assembled last even.
ing IN rsmmsby Hail. for the purpose OF di.chsrgns
thsir duties greet Part Of the night oceupied
In deciding Upou contested elections % which there
we're four
Emsnusi p Hart vas I.s. .vspins nominated A.
democratic candidate for Congress from the Third
Congregational District eompri.sg the Eve lover
wards ~ the city
a. member o. Assembly, Cor ths second District com
prisiug this Third aud Sixth yards
wHs FEmARY SELECTIONS.
Laai evening ~sre bsld the whig primary elections
gurH wssp- syitsnus ward "a. elected 9 dele
gate 20 the Utica Convention st les Wet Broadsay.
The ioiioving resolutions we're passed. =
Atefes DARING the pat session % Canrress duesticns
% nrou. upr,sres scss through areetion aud
-. a., y ss s s, :, 49,. Sue,
ss,i.nsi ssss. -. ,hr..ss ths s..Eri.y .ua per-
rsesa srufris eouprOmiss sdor,sd -iet 10 .s,i,-
country lara. thereby uphsisy psopr N. seal %
sss ~ r ' ia .s s .s ~
ut.s " sDf nsiiossl egesel, -hieh .u'e..sl -.eii
@ Vssos asd :. ss. $50 ssS I. ..
~ ~ ,rss. %: u.s ssssss e rss..
d We ss'icrs rhig parry. hsi sersas, fhas cosven,iu
thos, vho sen, b. there - ksIa we're rssrsss,
The reforo'h~f
Resolved 1hat the uhss 81 ths fifth vsrd cordially
ssrsy q .sis y 70 sss $50 s's sss ne, assi, ne
ssts oft.ery be fr the st,nd they
aurred IN Protection ~ vtl aisnality.
Rssosed That 20 TIE sssaos and nsmAers Of Congress-
gstsS Esr.rs Ter d. ..ts ,ts usias x. s.sf,
felt gratitude = every patriotic cssn 10 ns,y dae sud
We Zee. mote thsn the pride q vhgs in
Barry Clay
Resved That ~ the sdrinistrasion Of Prssdsnt rii-
more the ~hifs n the Union will End Nee York hss
fourd IN hin devotion ts vhr principef su8 q
patriotic ssesry that r crrstsn Tho rarr thss
has .levstee mt The hshss' homer. q frs- geors
Received fba While hail ~is pleasure The
fcrred tts Ole Fifth~ IN The m.de AZ eyvs
IN TIE choice ~ - her fsvo-its m.s
loyers a ecuRsry fends q e Union sad vhlrs
etf rruaiats the doctrues ttrojucea The rsscu
Nork.
Beysd Tbs, ia IN. ability ,sd n,esisy e sr,r.sus s.
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BurrsLo, Oct ., 1850,
The Anti Rent Convention was temporarily organ
i,re by the appointment Of Nell Benson, Of suv n
G, iirmsp, and Robert Johnston, Of AibasJ score
tarT The question u disputed seats wa1 rsfsrrsi and
ths convention took recsss Mr. Bsnson who was the
defendant In the recent anti rent suit In Sullivan
bfi~gs word that he hes virtually triumphed although
verdict rendered for plaintiff lie ssys they sub
fogutluy rendered such terms Of promi,e ~ viii
probably b. accepted hy al the t-psufry 10 sullivan
cosBty n. tss accepted the onsr The princ' p-l point
conceded IN the settlement - the reduction in ths
price dsusndsd for good title 70 TIE land from
"a -. Al Lara
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Us. District Court.

FefUfe dDdse a II duIF0n.
The Dbtiet Court opened this m0rning, before
Juda. A T Judsou. uho presides. under recent act
o. Cousrss, IN the place Of Judrs Belts absent from
irdiepositlon
.Johr = Wv,kqF E1,cu'er 81 JOIN ~ W,s',r,sh, -
Sap..g w SLgctm This Which has ben ~ w
ss,ion since 1899 va brought before ~. eo1rt ,o
Iuelpds While lying at her -bstf In me por' o Ne.
Yort In sspseubar is3T, which vas csrele.y run
49, 4. ~. ne \ xtop The testimony having been
.uhuIt.d, A. IN. court and counsel being heard on
80 49, ~. Judge sas The testimony V cla-fy
,.. =. - ,,s-i.ent seeree sscof dingiy 80 .
1900 90 ,he COO utssiousr a. con ,ntS ins "a
maze so.taisea ~ the sc.sl!sG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-10
Jenny Lind In Boston.

Bosros OCT. ., 1850.
Jenny Liuda concert last night -as denssly crowd
81, and great ebthusissm vas unaffected rhs sale o.
tickets action &c the charity concert rhar,day
night, tech place this morang. Tn. highest premium
obtained vas 81 Is sod the o-s.t tor bacs Is
csDfs-tctsi perhaps $4,000 She ives Q concert on
Friday niEbt In the great hall over the yitchpurg
depot
Jenny Lind win sirs In this city oil merit ~ees Her
last concert here viii be FRIDAY night. the 18th
she 10 20 rs-sppesr ~ New York the 23t inst and
rantinne thnra for aeraral wraka
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-10

6ANDusKv, Dot. DO p. N.
The whole whig ticket lost except the Prosecuting
Attorney, who Is elected In Erie county.
In Huron county the whole whig ticket Is elected.
Huron and Erie county combined, have elected .
whig Senator and Representative.
Tovnshend, democrat, has 100 majority In Huron,
Lorraine and Erie. Madison not heard from
CLxvKLAsD, Oct. ., 1850.
In six townships Of this county the whig candidates
for Governor and Congress have . majority Of ITO.
The whis candidate for Senator In this district runs
ahead Of his ticket, and Is probably elected.
Franklin county gives johnson, (whisJ for Dover
nor, GO majority.
Ten townships of Lorraine county give ro~nshsnd,
(dem) for Congress 21S majority. Summit county,
800 whig sandusky, 400 dem. Cleveland City 432
dem; Gu, aheeo, 7oo dem; Montgomery (an but
four townshipsJ 200 whig
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-10
A whig Mayor elected In Baltimore, &c.

BALrIMosE, Oct Q, 1850
John ii. 7. Jerome, (whig), has been elected Mayor
oftbe city of Baltimore, by majority Of about 400
over j. Ii Turner, (dem). The City Council is about
equally divided between the democrats and wings
Last week, Lowe, the democratic candidate for Co
vernon, received majority OF 270O in Baltimore
but now we have turned around and slsotea . whig
Mayor However, this latter event was produssd al
together by local causes.
The grocery store Of Mr.. Wilson, and Donaldsou's
tobacco store, at the corner Of Orleans and Canal
streets, we're consumed by fire this morning