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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09
4 Cheering Reapnnse.

We received yesterday the following response
to our appeal for contribution OF $1,000 from the
humane and Phian'nropc TO psy WArsos 6
HAYNES for the two years hard labor he has de
voted defyiug rebufe and insults to the noble WORK
ofbanilhing the Lash from she American Navy:
NV YokK Oct s.h 1857
Dear Str-Enclosed please find check for $50
which ia for the benefit Of WATSON G. HAYNES g
If $50 more should be wanted to make up the
81 0OO, tire writer is good FOR i. Yous. C. a. "
-This i. Tho beginning, and a noble Men
yes, and women who rejoice thai the b-ota
and degrading practos Of FIogging has been ban
isbed from the Navy, help us TO reoompense tbs
poor Sailor by whose srduoua and psrsevering ex
erttous mainly has the victory besu achieved. Il
you feel slsd that the Cat and Colt have been out
aged only TO the extent of one dollar, even shas
sum will be thankfully received. Nj. Haynes is
now absent from the City, trying 10 open way 10
earn bis living by steady ind0Atry on land, where
be can have bis family around him but We know
well how needy he is and what perfect indePen
dence 81, 600 would be to him. We may seem to
be begging, but he has fairly earned this sum, and
the generous and mercifol ought to maks it up to
him If 5000 shall be sent to US, we guarantee that
the ether 500 shalI not be wanting. Friends in
other cities and in the country this is no local mat
ter-WllI you not do something toward the rsqQisal
OF Mfr. Haynes devoted and successful exersionS
ALBANY CoUNTY-The Wing County Conven-
ton of Albany having completed its nominations
adopted the following resolutions Ayes, II;
Noes
esored That cordially concur III the nominations for
Governor Lieutenant Governor Canal Commisaioner,
Stale P,on lrSU ctor aud Clerk of the Court OF Aopes
he Why at- Convention, sud that cenhdinG in
IKE Mig ps roL III and fidelity OF hese nominees, wa
comment thtm the zaaloua and unied support OF the
hig. of me County CT Albany.
ResOued r al this convention enlerisin high Eente
OF she sbhy, Int gritty snd patriotism whch
uatAs lie sdtuinisrsllon OF HAMILTON FISH, sud mat
willis we regret be necessity which constants bin TO re-
lire from II guDefuA,cral chair have IN hs past course
sure susrantso for hI continued devotion to the wing
cane
Resolsd Th-t snuch IN union here is strength 20
eshort wings OF the County Of Albany to give hair
c0rtesifs voices sud TO ihe dcket the Nhoe
ticket end nothing hut the ickei'
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HurcHIsGss pYtpgPsIA BIrTERs-This medicine lie
working wonders all The country, tor they
hem for Dyspepsia find hstthe dSeaae conquered
Come smoS astounding have been cured OF ae and
The demand for these bers 10 The most hafsss
s sad dlifesnug feeling which Affects the stomach is st
once relieved WeIay !hose afflicted, try HUrcHlscs's
Dyspepsia Hitters Ptice 30 cents per botte Principal
eff q f22 FultouRt Go IL
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TO LADIES ON HORSEBACK,

IF This being Inc glorious OF the yea for
exercise horseback, GENN would direct the attention
Of Lady Equestrians to bis magnificent Riding Hats Of
hs Jenny Lind model trimmed in pecEely tbs style
as tbs one pTesesied The celebrated Swedoh SongsreS
The graceful and flowing outline Of ibis splendid Hat hs
richness OF Its material and the beauty OF its ornamental
Embellishments have elected The admiration OF sll who
have seen IT, GENIN, pa Broadway,
onnosta St PauItH
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aRAMn RIRLE pRnsENrArInM

~ The ladies PhiIaDtropic Association OF
The b l. Snow socis Upions will on Thursday evenngi
Oct 10 the Broadway Tabernacle present 10 tho Grand
Council OF Tie Oder spen I'd pictorial Bible tho orc
eerta ion by sister CouEln ecepion by L'couf Esq,
GIGS
Hon Harper will preside and tho following talent
Ia expected 10 be present upon the occasion Col L.
Apop@, w Il Dodge Esq, Rey Mr. Perry. hev hr 5os-
ter Rev MIR Marsh, also Mrs Wuihburn (he g'eetf sv0
thu o.der bss kindly consented to stnR seward OF
her port songs and Mr. Fauenbsrg TO sing lao
Dunksrds Wea IbTge choir from all ths Unions,
The erection Of 3 Van Benren, P 9 viii sug
odes prepared for ihs occsoD Dr. Gibbs will pres Dc
Tho PSno TIE Grand Council and The different UniooG
will pear in full regais ste Tabernacle al o'cioek
ocloF Tiches free to be had al the door TIE fs1ds
ofTemperauce respectfully invited to attend % 2ss
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gy- AEN,s AND BOYS CLoTHINa.

We have on hand large Stock ot0vet Coats and Coth
Ing adapted TO the coming and selling cd
extremely low prices wholesale reis f1E cRsh culY
The beat pace in New York 20 buy an Ogsr Coat &c
ROU0ETON KNAPP, S5 Malden Lane
~
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BLISS CoMroUSD COP LIVER OIL CAADY.--The pro
pe,or Of this valuable comp pound has done himie edit
and the community good service In geIIng up aud copy
writing Anew and very beautiful wrapper for hls Candy
which has h uubounded SUCCESS az curative Tor
Coughs Colds Throat Bronchial affections. FAC
stint OF bis signature will be found upon each wrapper
and designs touching the Cod fisheries on the Banks and
tho wey in which tho oil 10 obtained hem the fab. None
need now be cheated howeve skiul may be the
fe,era OF The Candy. For aas by
AB4D SANDS 100 Ealton st. General agents; at The
Aaor and fviog House Drug Stores, and ITO and 1873
Broadway ard by the principal ptugglis hroughouthe
MD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

gEMrLEMEN's FALL AND WINrRE WgAR-wM r
JENNINGS L Co. 81 Broadway, opposite The Para Foaa-
tain will day Introduce their styles OF Ovsr:os.s
and other Fall and Winter garments comprising sssor
syle snd character lar superior the productions
thew have heretofore rendered 30 accspubs to their ua
merous patrons ola
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70 New. York Typographical Society, 5DS
BIZ sdWay Oct. 5 l85.A uIteuUR Of The Soci7y h'a
evening the following esoluuon unanimously adopted
Resoirtd That .he thanks OF mis- Society DO en1erod 70
Geo Nesbii Eiq the LIBERAL don ho1 Of $50 % o9r
furds berg he Of bic bill for printing tho C.ta
loGue for the Prlnerl Library the amended 0osshsa
O. IL r. Il. JOHNSTON, sec'ry.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

49, saoaiiemor's BaLs, Fall style.-sIaU' corner
Ra and Nassau sthe ssyh for Me ensuing season will
Sc ready tos uspecuou ond sss this dsy rho atonOa Il
gentlemen OF taxi aud DETERMINATIONS Invited tho Psi-
arm Eroye auuouuceG under The firm conviction thas
9iu satisfy aSidiouf admrer Of hsndsoms Hal
MN. g. B7 JoHr has removed from liz Broadway t.
ho sors Of hs subscriber where be viii bs pleased eos
elp cu.tomers BiBD COZ. Pire spd rassho sls
A1Ruat so, 1859, IS swB
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
GREAT CARPET

~ The entire stock OF carpeaug Oh cloAs Dugseu.
&c &c now Ia store 4S2 Pearl st posityey be ,od
before tho IsI December Having taken the large and
elegant s,os S7s Bosd gay White e. VIII open TIE
tre or the s Deeembe rext with an ss'ire new gtock
of rich ard elesan, Carpels hc WIN sell their p"essu.
stock al hr coat snd positively cot mora asked Yhoss IN
want shood avail themselves OF the present opPorsauiyo
putshsane Carpets at e'esi bargains .,,,,,,,
PETERSON L HUMPHREY,
- liz 49, PensR
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~ Andfes Of Newly on and VICIulty-D0 Yo1
wl,h keep yoor f0rriIure 10 spp~Tancei yoa
do 0alIry bottle Of "ParsePs Furniture Gloss" 4
very popular IN Ktiedephia being psuorized by the fra
fsuiIies OF thst city Ii viii clesn revive aud beauty
csbrs, furniture chairs &c giving them rich gossy
peergncs much better Than shing Any lsdy ap'
ply it In mOmen-w soil tue drses-Lo uupess'
ant odor from snd Tho furniture be used immediate
ly. Cabinet makers should sso Try II fdce Is per
bottle reis Sold by Z COMBS, aoe Agen! for Neg.
Yo,k ard Brooklyn 1853 Gfapdsi. New YORK, nod al IS
Tllsry.s Brooklyn Bah Ageats viii be appointed by E.
C in a fzy dava % 41kWSkHs
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kY Nofre.-OiFicers and Members OF the Grand Coma.
eli u the 4 L. Stow Social Union u tbs U OF Amsrcs
You hefeby notified TO auend adjoornsd 7'ios@
be held at the Broadway Tsbr Thursday eveni14
Oct TO- att clock in fu reeslis for tbs purpoo Of rs.
ceivir through The Grand Guardian star Bible, 10 %
preisDed by The sSers OF the Order. BY order Oh ne
Committee Of Arrangements l. KELLY,
T II ALL,
tg2th @ O GODFREY.
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LOOKING GLASSES

~ RICHARDS KINesLAsD, wholesale dears In end uaaA.
sfScnrer Of Looking and importer Locking gass
Plsles Large Pier ana asn'e oatses pus up order s.
CoruRnt-st secoad aoo' Opposite AsrchEns Ho's, Now
yorh as lRa
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~ PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH PULMONARY DISEASES
snd ali ihoIe who have has the ntasnzs aud have 6sen
len uth a bad Cough will p'esse read tho following
LastF the subscriber, hsd bad cough aud pA'nia
the breai which conucued until March ls't when nad
= severe attack Of ILLUMINATION Of the Lucgs Ate' shs
had continued ak weeks 1t let, with vary bad and
dislret,ng cough which light ant dry HAD seated
pain In my cheat attended With oppression. Ii would be
mpossb Tor mo describe the violence OF my cough,
which was lucesssn both night and cay for e1gta OF
Iime aud al nil bis would cough hard as 10 be deud'
ard dItarb the OF my neghbors who were s' very
much a,lned Tor my ssfe y coughed 80 bad ha began
20 feel that upless something was speety done, would
aoeu be- L1cursbe with Pulmonary consumption com-
merced ualpg schnrcs Yumontc Syrup, and soon touad
10 ripen he matter In my breast Md began to ralss
RELY Aner Rad u,ed The Syrup awh e. could begin
10 ett ell at gha without any dIuf6Suce to tho family
copuoued % raise freely til aer tbs corruption "a' dis
charged rom my lungs and then fell as we'll 40 ever
nv Cough all .ub.!ded snd my bres't ieli strong
II bas been sometime aDee have had sny OougF
ard feel a, the Pumonic Syrup has removed every yes
tlge pulmonary disease from my system haVe gfeN
confidence In its vrlues and chserilJ us ase
to all per,ops shlcted with pulmonary co nps'n1
CHARLOTTE EVANs 81 aon.gomerI'sI Jersey ClY.
Dated Ieney City. AuguS,9
Price Al per bottle or bottles for 5. G. V CLICK
ENEB K co. General Agents 81 Barcsyst 90
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EvEKpELLs CARDs FOR BRIDALg

~ Ard Waiting engraved and printed in the most els-
gau and fashionable styles 1t his establishments, 800
Broadway, corner Dusre Ii. and WaEah Constantly on
hand an elegant assortment Of
SPLENDID BRIDAL ENYELORS
and Wates of bis own importation, from Fsris and Lon
don AEo beautiful Boxes for Cake, &c. o9 2W&Fr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

UNIVERSITY OF BocHEsTEE,-We learn thai
Hon. Ira Harris, LII D. has been called to the TEN
porary Chsncelorship OF the Univeraty, to preside
until the appointment OF President.
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sgF- Great Sale Of slah and American threepy aud
superior II common lngr Csrpes Rugs, on Cloths,
Druggists &c &c continued daily al tho famous cheap
Carpet catAblshmept, 90 BoWery, HIRAM ASDFRsoN's,
Thousands are attracted with such wonaera Low prices
Cal and see
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UNpER CLOTHING AZ Low PRICE, Purchasers. before
they procure their Winter Outfit are Invited 10 examine
he yRey Of Under Shirts and Drawers at sANxAYs 46
WQllan,.st neat Fulton. Every sze and style hand
and will be sold at oxceedip ely low prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

g~ GEMS ha iu1i opened aeverd cares OF moa superb
Chdrens Hats and Caps Of beaver fe and velvet, flesh
from the magazines the celebrated Chapeli6 Of
Paris qhe iylei afe novel, piquant and acefl
He would al.o cal! attention to his eEquistta PNisan
smoAlng CAPS received this week from Haye. They ara
The rches fabrics of their kind imported into this
county GENIN, 2l4 Broadway opposite st. PsuPs
ENLARGINc THE EDITION KNOX OF l28 Fuon.st. but
abort time since islued but few hundred copies Of Ra
i1imitsble work entitled KNOX The Head But the
demand his Increased rapidly that he edition has reach
thousands Secure copy at and you will &C.
knowledge that you poSasTsed hal lighter Chez per
SID elegant In style and appearance !han his lA'
nrod
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TIE STEAMERS. Of the three
Steamers now at sea and coming this way
between here and Europe had arrived when
we went to press. The last report from
HALIFAX makes it doubtful whether the
Europa has yet been seen off that port
The Atlantic must be here this morning,
otter being near fourteen days out. The
season for long passages has now arrived.
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EFr susngerg IN TO IN we'll own residents
waning anything in the linz OF Dry Goods whether rich
and elegant Dresg Silks De LANES CnhmsreI, ShawS,
CloAAs &c or the articles OF Dress or do.
sIc houtewifa goods Will ind large and good ssIor.
nens OF tie al HITCHCOCK LEADBgArgR's 3i1 Broad.
way corner Leonsrd-s where they will be Of FAIR
dealing and reasonable prlcei
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WING NOMINATIONS.

For Goseynor. -. WASHINGTON HUNT of Niagara Co.
Ltem Governor. GEORGE J. CORNELL Of N Y. City
Canal Conm'r. .EBENEzER BLAKELY OF otse8o'
Pr7sos. Inspector. Gen ABNER BAKER of Jefferson
Cgeyk Of lypeQls VESSEL 5. SMITH Of Queens
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Kar Kurnna.

The next number of The Tribune jon Euro
xsan e.yculction viii be issued THIS MORNING
ut O'Clock. 1t will contain all the 'asefs news
received up TO the time Of going to pre'S' sne
Niagara sails from this port To Day at II o'ooR'
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E~ The beat advice VIC eau give rsaier', who ars
n want OF soot. AM Shoes call friend BsooxL
5o Fulou-s where they Will awsys find srge stock OF
all The dlerert styles Of Boots stoes Gailsr &c. COZ
ladies gents, mi,ss boys snd children. You will gets
good st. and buv Them cheap
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PATENT BED CLorHss C1AsPs!-something entirely
lew for the useful OF pupoS5G Whni eau Do more
desirable han tbis Gnug lo INVENTION Ike feadfs"
friend your bedside to keep the clothes on he's cola
rghts They DO attached without difficulty 10 any Bad
stead and VIII eaecualy prevent sny arrangement
ot tho cloths during aesp For childrens beds they VII
prove Invaluable children liable to exposure
from than sd1I!s snd this clasp
comfortably covered during The night They msy bs seen
in operation at the great Fair For sale Wholesale and rs
tsi at7UTTLEs Emporium OF Fancy Goods 3i5 BtoBdW.y
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u Notice.-Yo THE JoURHEYNsN TAILoaf or NEW
YuYsX meeting Of The Trade Society Will b. ne6 or
Wedueidsy evening Oct. g, at Garlcks sizIG Ward h2
tel for ih. purpose OF rsnssctinR important busnes
depulsion from the Brooklyn Sociey wnich Is now on
for lncreaae OF wages Ia expected IN reicfs
TAT not 10 attend b. der 0tihe esldenL
cai JO7EPH MATHERR 9ecretpY
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IOoK OUq FOR

LOT OF BEAUTIFUL NEW POEMS
~ Ia reference Mira Jsryits Cold Candy which VIII
os published daily on the outside Of this paper o71w
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re- TIE PLUME NArloNAL pAGUERRIAE GALLERY,
25l Broadway, the cheapest place In The City TO get
beautiful picture
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ca~ For late and important Telegraphic
dispatches see Eighth Page.
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THk HOKAND
DAGUERREAN GALLERY,

EsIA JILsl0u I5fV
EY- IS2 chstham-at opposite tho National Theatre The
pictures At ibis establishment stand unsurpassed Tor bold
ness of outline, ithfulness OF likeness ana durability of
In prsssior s25 2ueods
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~ For advertising In the newspapers OF other ci,tea
NJ ovus OF all The States, V B PALMGas Agency Offers
excellent choice and complete opportunity for adopt
Ing ,sfe, udlcious snd thorough system.
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kYr Tenn Benton, Gen Foate, Cot, Frementi
ano all beigereDts shoula that Mex INNS coAs siS
added win ae Jackson brand 1912, winch ckngas1 s.
icuno bullet toof The syle elsa ms all opp neo
the mid weak wi be saved nom he attacks o.
BY the purchase ofco,hiog from WIN r MchtA
&C IT. cUE OF Blocker ana G .rmlne s'A " = q
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apsIMESa MoTLoEs

BARNuM's American MUSEUM The opulartty OF BAR
NUNS IL oyvirg excellent qusty OF the place and
he careful vel entertaining character Of It's pet5msnces
Bestde The Druphsrdn played every evening yet two
very ughabe ard good piecss played every afternoon
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MRS. JERvIs's GOLD CANDY.
TIE GREAr FIREs1DE REMEDY

For Coughs, Colds, Hcsiene.s aud the vahous 'hroa'
and iung complaints Sod By Afs, w Jssyls 5s6 Broad
WY, and By Druggists generally o5sW
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rg. Ia nrmocrn,1c whlg eaeseraI O0n0ni'Iee'

a-Bfoadwsy Houte October I, IS7O' - comn,tss
Re- I'D Tbs, In wares waere tho Ws.d iog Of
aba 'ag sss iSf to 90 he Que. Con
@a 1e6s 4 Ss %
by tbs Committee shsi . yS OF such recomnoa
d.os .s ID ls s ca by met
rsspec1s the time ds,sdo on was ss held for Dele
tse spo 81 5g Convention to eject Delegate
10 ths said UncS Of ne General COMMITTEES, made
:, 70 Ieeca the election Of Delegates to he syracq1s
onyetion from First Second and Tenih Asenoy
~ nt,fci Copyen,on, be chosen In each Ward OF
said Assembly N so wDITCH BLUNF Chairman
" wElI Sfar n D'''~' Secretaries os2t
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RRFsH From PARIS.

kF FowLERs 4 WELLS, Phrenoogsa and Publishers
Clinton Hall, ISL NsssaGsl near the PARK.
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E5- Netice. - DIesars. Brndoury 81 Ra.h,t
o,cIock Of he fourth Congregational Church, IA sii
.eentbst between Sixth and Seven ave. Rln! esioa
repeated, thai al who wIh to JON may hare mo osps"i
o{I
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Correspondence of the Albany Eveniog Journal

CoRTLANDvILLE Oct 3
We have just held our Congressional oonven.
ton aud gorors time have ha6
Cortland is in blaze. Not one disco'dant note
il heard in relation to tho proceedings Of the Syria
ouse Convention. All arc united and nothing
short would have satisfied,
You cannot ssy roo much of The poor despiaed
Senator and [ have yeti learn OF the first Wig
who does not approve the proceedings Of the Con-
ventou
an1 satisfied that we shall roll up in this DIS.
ttict sn IN 2recedented majority.
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IlL1NoIs.-Iudge E. r. RYAN (Whig) is
running against Ecklin in the lid Dis.
t1iot, and with chance of success. The
District is anhWkig, but is thought to be
still more Anti.FiohGn. Ryan is worthy
and popular and his friends have strong
homes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

" Italian Benevolent seoiery.-Ths An nn,s
Meenpg Of The MembeSs Of tho italian SeneVoIen
Tor the sl.cton OF ia ofces for en,uiDg year NJ"
plaza on Saturday evening at B"csy 81 ~ ~ a.
yfted 10 stsnd. ie9 4ns.TcHAs YERR 70, seero'afy
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.Tbe RurnI Tissrices,,

The Great Heart of New.York never beat
more proudly and strongly than now. The
Central Counties are preparing to roll up
heavy majorities for Hunt and the entire
Wing Ticket and if the Boilers should put
up Candidates against them, those major
tiles will be sensibly increased. Here is q
specimen of the general feeling;
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ApvERrIsEhENrs-For Amusemenm, SEQ first
page for Auction Sales, see third page for Cali
Eornis Steamers, soe seventh page.
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$50 I'D Page foe other a@a'raI q 0u'"''
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WtsrcHEsrER CouNTr-Secoed Assembly DIS
trict-1he Wing Assembly Convention met at
Undelhla on Monday aud nominated THEODORE
H REsRplcr, ESQ Of Greenburgb, as the Wing
candidate Tor Member Of Assembly Jsme Lyon,
Of Eastch,ster, ID the Opposition candidate
Though the dis;ric, las heretofore cast heavy
Oppo,tion vote we are no; without strong hopes
Of TIE election Of MI Benedict, Hs viii actively
csnvass bis district and add ess his fre1da in town
meetings previous to tie sleckon, He is young
man Of excellent abilities, was born in the town in
which he resides, and hls alxsys been an active
and reliable Wing. cordial and generous efFor.
o. bis friends will, we cannot doubt, secure bis
election to the Assembly.
Tbs Ruer State resolutions were offered to the
Convention, but were rejected. After the Conven-
siop adjourned, meeting Of the Boilers was or.
sgnized. and John B. 9edney of White Pains, was
appointed delegate 10 the Utica Convention :
Edwssd Shonnkrd. substitute delegate Strange
bedfSloWs this Nat;opsl" pmY brings togeshs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

PA9En7s FOE INVENTIONS
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

"a Tbs Express permits SOMEBODY to assert
through is columns, that in the discussion of she
Syracuse proceedings,
che editor OF The Tribune has been utterly regardless OF
the elaine of common decepcy. As for his sdiIor
Of The Tribune himself would AJAX tim n he does not
even now feel sshsmeo f] hs exprsltoo OF language In
which de and dirt yenter OF ha deeBlsble
sheet should olush 10 Indulge
We aak The Express il lis not ashamed to
give ussertnce to such charges without particle
Of evidence 10 back them We Indignantly daAY
that The Tribune has said one word in reIssion to
;hs Boilers inoor sstens with propriety, and we
dare slanderets TO the proof of their charges
Once more We demsnd of The Express that when
ever it quotes The Tribune as aaying this or doing
that, to qpofe our language fully ard fairly Il has
habit OF putting words into our mouth thaSwe
utterly repu5iate and charging with acts or pur
poses that We never dreamed Of II We sRy Or
susgts: anything excepson.ele qaose it, Du. atop
your cslumnous garblipgs and false accusations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

ALBANY CoUs1Y-The Wing County COnven-
ton of Albany, having ompeted its nominations,
adopted the following resolutions Ayes, II;
NoeS );
Washington telegraph., 1850-09-04

Peon Slavery in Mexico is thus des-
cribed by a letter writer at Eagle Pass,
on the Rio Grande:
"Any body of working class can be
sold for debt in Mexico and these poems
receive the worst treatment OF any slaves
on this continent. When they get this
side of the river they should be free, but
are often too timid and ignorant, (espe-
cialy the wonen) to avail themselves of
the fact.
They are quiet, respectful, we'll spo-
ken race, subject TO more exactions and
requiring fewer comforts than our me-
groes Their sad, downcast air, is in
strange contrast with the ever cheerful
buoyancy of the blacks; even their sing
ing has the wall of death in its slow,
melancholy notes"