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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17
amerlcnn ln.Ii.n1n Rnir.

Am<rieza Id6le aud Pocset Cutlery, u exoeF.
TENT quality and fpisb ia no on exhibition at the
Fair A case Of Pocket aud another OF Table Cut>
lery will especially reward observation. Thew
sre from the mandatory OF amson, G,adneyg &c
Co. shelburne Fails Mas. and have scarcely on
nsysr been surpassed Toe depot in shis city ia az
Nc. Golds. swo doors from 9sden Laas.
Spool Cotton 1t Is not long aimee twas deemed
impossible TO maks the finest Spool Cotton of even
size and adequate strength in this country. Wa
have box from the msnufactory OF tho SAgamosa
Company, Portsmouth, N II which wa thiok Oughs
to satisfy the mo,t fastidnus Grille Il may chaL'
lepge comparison with any shat is or can be I'M
ported.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

FROM BVENos AYREs.-Wo have received &
file Of papers from the Argentine Republic by tho
bark Bladder Capt. Anderson, down to tho aosh os
August. The chief point OF interest We iiud is ths
exchange of The ratification of she soalaern Con
vention by the high contracting psrsiesH. NJ
Queen Victoria on the one part and Il Z Gen
Rosas, Supreme Chief of the Argentine Aepubc
on the other.
severe storm has been experienced at Baenaa
Ayres, doing much damage TO the shipping In shsA
port, and also at Buceo aud Montoyiieo. The
French bark "ztlia was shipwrecked Oh the Pa.
nelg rock.
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Ehe contest was quite spirited, and at times ie
was supposed 8tebbIns. Thomas, and Curtis, had
each a look " for the nomination. Az eaoIa
ballot was announced tho opponents OF CocnRAsE
would move an adjournment. The Convention re-
fuaed 20 make it unanimous, several Delegates OBJ
jectiDg.
IVA IKard- City. Asst Aid VIM Sheridan
KIM War4.-Ass't aid. Daniel P. samnois.
Rtchmoad-A'sembly Benjamin p. PraIl; Die.
tict Attorney John Henry Hedley Justice, An.
drew Eddy County Superintendent, Theodore Y.
VerniIye.
Oneida-Aasembly 3, L evils Ryder.
Onond0ga.-Assembly, 2 John I. Clark
Enthusiastically, . ]. French.
Sencc@-Assembly, Addison T Knox, Of Water.
!ooj DIsnics Attorney, Josiah 7. Miller, of seuec9
Falls; County Clerk, Hugh Montgomery.
" ashiagt0n--Dstrict Attorney, 4. Dallag Wait:
Superintendent OF Poor, Alexander Bsraley; Coru.
ners, George Clements Stephen Batty Justice u
Sessions, John Norton Assembly, Charles Hugheu
Archibald L. NeDougslI.
Cay0ga-Assembly, .. s. P Oakley Sherifs
Jay W, Carr of Sterling; District Attorney, LeoRS
ard o.. Akin OF Moravia: sopsrinterdens Of Poor
Benjamin Fordyce OF scipio; Coroner, Ichabod n
AarshaIl Of Auburn.
jSchenect0dy-AWsmbly ]. h. Craig Dissf'as
DIN. ChsdSey.
Oneiaa-Assembly, o Lewis Ryder Bi0feaca
ongomery.-Assemby, l. John u ofSne' 'AAA'
sterdsm.
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AMCSENiENI's.

f1pErlNG az s9iPLsn HALL (srosdwsS
oep9O''a SSpAME ANNA SIsB0P,
VIC vii, sfgs ber Tfgee Frat Grand Concerts
-, ,As ave 7lugt Of THURSDAY. Oct H. FRIDAY, 18Th,
W wv AID SATURDAY 18Th
sh. guttu de ADD perfection Of The vocal and ins'ru.
Il ar he occaslo1. bath i'll Iespecl 10
Dei'f' s'"1 NU9BGR AND TALENY,
.ve psyer before attempted in tde Uolied Slsiss
INSTRUMENTAL DEPARTMENT.
25 Fiat Vi0ls-2t Seco Quo;
10 Yolas-i0 vioIlncellos--l0 Do1ble 2Bteet
Plutes-4 Oopi-4 Cld:iousts;
d Hoyus-4 Trumpeia-. RasAoopG;
4Tromhoaes--l Ophecliocer-l DRUM CasEa
TIE csoaAL DEPARTMENT
Y~o HUNDRED VOICES
PkOGRAAMD
o9ENtaG cONcGRT
THURSDAY EVENING, OCTO9ER IL
PAaT l.
Grand Symphony IL Minor 30. Beethoven
Movem euIs-l. AiIo, ronbrio
And89te COZ motto.
g. scberzO and alIo Snsle.
Recitatvo, Al Tempo 81 move ,...
CayAine, " Al qnando 10 HegO," Ogn. DonlIetd
Surg by hsdsmo ANNA BISHOP.
s. Aria al FeTms SemiSsnide ......,''.,,., kofsR
sung by Signor N0VELLi.
4 Grand Chorus Calm Oflhe Sea (MeofeyG S!lle,l
descriptive Of he a~fpl CAIN upon The 0cesu,
the rising OF tho breeze, and The Joy OF tbe
sailors al The iighi Of LAID tFiEa dine IL ihts
country nee'no7en
Overture 10 he romaD,ic Opera OF Eur sn.he Weber
Rtcitsuve, u SuZsEnG nop viep'
Csvarns " Dove souo," 10 Nozze d. Figaro. Mozart
BupR by Madame ANNA BISHOP
4 Grand qus,uor. Pi,sop's magnificent
DOUBLE GRAND PIANO-FORTE,
BIZ four eminent ProfeEROrs
[ Recitauve, "When The sheep sle In the fold
Ralsd "Auld Robin Gray
Sung by Nadine ANNA BISHOP.
l. Fall Chorus + al elaj&h! Messiah handel
gyits principals chotuS, and grand orchestra
Tho whole under the sole dl ectiOn OF
MIR BOcH5A.
Yoleis ONE DOLLAR EA1F, TO al parts Of he Hail.
viii BIZ ready Tor delivery Tue'day, l5b, al de office
81 Broadway econd Roo 81 toe mu'ic sotes aud al ae
Hall on the and evenings Of performance Also books
onsplr programmes aid other interesting mater, price
"a cents
carriages 10 set lher company down with the horses
@doF Ola AZ
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Utica and schenectady Railroad.

ALNANT " tOltBIbyi Ul- I1'
The following is The correct statement of re-
cent meeting Of the I tica and Schenectady Rail-
road Company. Tho meeting was held on the 18th
mat at which it was resolved to increase the cspi
tsl stock under the General Railroad Lay, from
So 100000 to "a 5Oo0 0o provided the stockholders
concur. at a meeting 60 be held by thsm on the
10Th of November next at New-York. This in
cresfe. if made, viii Give IS per cent OF ne~
rtook to the present Fnsrebolde'@. rhia ntock
will be Issued with such amour. paid upon it as
.he means of the Company may warrant, to be de-
te1mined upon here after.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17
Jenny Lind in Philadelphia Sale OF the FIRST
Ticket

PHILADzLPHIA, WedneaoSy, UcI. To-
Jenny Lind arrived last blight aud landed 81
Kfnslneton by Juse de guerre. Large CROWDS
sstembled in front of Jones's Hotel nearly all night
The ticket sale this morning commenced at ten
O'clock, in the ChestDutss Tbeater, which waa
RGed to OVERLOOKING The frat bid for the arst
ticket was $500, by Mr. Root the DsgueFFeosypi't
of Philadelphia and New York Second, 5000 by
Tettridge, the Pubilher in Boston Root then bid
s625 at u bich price it was knocked down TO him.
Next FIVE seats, sl5 each; next FIVE, SIS each.
Seventy. Eve then sold at from $40 to 81 each.
About 500 seats are already disposed Of the low
eat price being So So The sale is progressing Eith
much Apirit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17
NY 0pnoa,,,on Nominations

1VrH DIBTRIcT-Ths Opposition Convention
in tho lVth Congregational District me. lsas night
but adjourned without making any nomination.
With CONGRESSIONAL DlsTRGcT.-Our oppo-
nents had an interesting Tins OF 1t last night,
and succeeded in nominating our Free Soil friend,
John" CochrsDe, Esq as the Union candidate for
CoDerers Ia the With Congressional (up town City,
Dissrot. The following lie tho resuIs OF an infinite
waste Of time and patience:
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ssuti,erp aFeiI Eews.
BALTIMORE Wedns:dsy, oct IS

BALTIMORE Wedna:day, Ucl Is.
The souttern MATHS through.
The Cho,lesto1 Conyrer says shas Gov. SeAerook
has determined not to call an extra session OF sue
( baggage car on the Weldon Railroad took fire
CD Saturday night. destroying about $1,000 worth
]. s Brown, from Oxford, Mass arrived st
CT atleston on Saturday night, and was soon reoog
nzed as the nan Who under the name OF ScoFf'
wa, recently caught talking epticipsly TO slaves az
Georgetovp 8 G. Committee ordered him 10
leave, and efcor,ed him across the river.
The challenge pared g few days since, between
] Dixon Roman ard DR.. MasiiI, of Hsgefs'ogD,
hid Ia withdrawn, aud the difficulty anicaoly set
tied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17
Nontpntlons In Messnclusotts.

BOSTON, Wodnosdey UcA To-
The Wings of this DisTict ast evening nomna,
ted ]. Thomas Stevenson for Congress, Instead Of
MI Bigeow For the senate they nominated Ben
iamin seaver, j. a. Wilkins, George Kuhn, 81.
mon Greenleaf, Albert Fearing, Of Boston, ani
Charles Hubbard, OF Chelaea, The Opposition
pominased Isaac Emery, Henry Crocker, Cyrus
Wssbburn, Noah Harrod, Ruggles Slack, and John
L Heard, Senators, for Suffolk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17
.IEhWY LTMniS

MEXT GRAND CONCERf.-In consequence Of he
Unavoidable aud unforeseen delay IN The completion OF
TRIPLER HALL,
Broadway, opposite sond st s Rarum hes the honor to
iDrounce that
HDILE JENNY LIMOS NEXT GRAND CONCERT
New York will positively be given IN taid Han, on
WEDNESDAY, EVENING Oct % and ina, her Concerts
viii confirmed AT the place. every FRIDAY, MON.
Day gno WEDNESDAY, until further notice. ola
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17
Sailing OF tho Gam bria

BOSTON, wednesday, Oct 10
The royal mail steamship Cambria sailed at noon
to-day with 80 passengers for Liverpool snd % for
Belifax. No specie Among tho passengers for
Liverpool are SIR Bridges and lady of England
Admiral Dercl of the Spsnish navy, 4. @. W.
Pierce, f. Cushng, w G Barker, Geo w.
Prerss pnd Nr Dutibl of New York. Geo Her
man OF Philadelphia, and w Churd OF Buffalo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17
The Nationals ina EKerhin,er Go.

LITTLE FALLS. N Y Wednesday, DC. IT,
Hon. II. ?. ALEXANDER, our Member of
Congress, did not address the National
Wing meeting at this place, as you have 1T
reported. 1t was M. OStrander whose
name ia thus trankformed. II. D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17
Presidential appointments.

WASHINGTON, WednetdsY, Oct l6.
The following official Presidential appointments
have been made Charles 8 Todd, Oliver P. TEN,
pie, Robert B Campbell Commissioners for ma
KING treaties with the Indian tribes in New Mexi-
CO. George w Barbour, Redick Mckee, 0. ID.
Wozepcrofr, Indian Commssoners, California.
Simeon Frarcis OF Illinois, Indian Agent, Oregon,
vice Henry, declined.
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rEnLows, ETHIOPIAN opERA TaoupE

at THE OLYMPIC,
RpETWFEN Howard ana Grand Etg on MONDAY,
ROct 14-Open every nigh-Until the completion OF
their New Hall Comprising Company OF
THIRTEEN PERFORAERS
Under The direction OF J B. FELLOWS ConcsFt 10 coz
OF Songs, Duets, 0lees Qusrettes Choruskee Re
frins &c &c Rue. ques Italian Opera Dutch On, To-
sumcnirl Solos and Ethiopian Dsncea The whole by the
beat performers in The world Admission Is cents Doors
open 81 n coucett 81 O'clock Afternoon concert on
Wednescsv Ero Saturday al 8 P. H. Ola II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17
ErnYn tnn Snufha

BALTIMORE, Wedn esday Oct. l6 1850.
The Mobile Advertiser represents that tbs Union
Meeting recently held in that City was the largest
snd most enthusiastic ever held there and says
the people OF Mobile have put their seal of repro
baton on the odous doctrines OF secession and all
other achemes for The dis, CLINTON Of the U Mon:
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By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune.

n Citizens and strangers examine the operatono
the Magnetic Telegraph by calling at NOrtona Telegraph
&c Rooms III Broadway N. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

" The Irish Town Fancy Guards osD. p.
King, numbering So mu'ktta went on a ..rge. ex
cursion to Flushing yesterday morning acoomps.
MED by Changers Band, aud seyora invited
guests.
They were alfred in all the fantastic anifOsms
shat could be raked up. The frss prza was an
enormous tin fagon won by the man sho shoS
widest Of the mark.
FlRE-Yeuerdsy morning. between - and I
O'Clock, Gre broke oct 10 mslkous houss IN tia
Wslabout and in 8 ors time rntirelg consumed
it. No ether damage was sustained
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17
PoIltica in the ssu,h.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday Oct. l6
The Sacannah Republican has assurances from
fifteen counties in The great cotton. growing section
OF tho State, that staunch Union Delegates to the
States Convention will be elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17
aonth Cnroglna Rlectiou.

CHARLESTON Wednt Edsy, Oct. l6
The city gives MIR AIKEN 795 majority over Hon
Isaac e. HOLMES for Congress-, and he lAiken) ia
probably elected. Col CAREW Of the Charleston
Merturs, has !, l79 ever DTsAUasURE for the State
Renhte.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17
PHILADELPAIA, WednFsdeY
Che Amrrica,s Nows.

New ORLEANs, Wednesday, Oct is.
Ybe America's ne US was received last night
over The Southern Morse Line, ten minutes ahead
Of time, and caused firmness in the Cotton mar
ket today. Other articles are unchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17
Narinnn, Whig Meeting.

UTICA, Wedneadey, OCT 10.
The National Whig Meeungs in Rochester aud
syrsouse, were well attended yesterday. TIE
ResoIaiops were much the same as at The other
meetings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17
Annexation of Cuba.

To the Editor OF the iS'6uHe
Would you be willing to obge subscriber to
your Weekly sheet, by giving him, at an early
date as poasible, some reasons which show that
the Annexation OF Cuba to the United Stases you'd
be an impoliiio MEASURE
A desire for information only prompts sub
c,iber 20 trouble the EDITOR Of THE Tribune with
this matter.
Ansper-In very ancient volume for which we
have much respect, we find 1t thus written:
nThou shalt no, covet Thy neigsbors house, X y
nor angling thstis thy neighbors" Exodus Xxx H.
We know not how 1t may be with our queriHt
but ice believe in that precept and mean to live by
ii. We have great many other reaEonB for OPP
posing the Annexation Of Cuba, especially while
ste continues to be slaveboldipg but we rest on
that above quoted as sufficient. Ed. Iri6.
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oHRIsTY's OPERA RoUsE

IL achEnic's bEll. -
AG7SR BROADWAY, Gbose arsnd.sL-OPEN EVE
y AIRY NIGHY during the week. uuI farther notice
Yhe Original and well known GDtiays AlnsReiS, com
srsng pr efcent and versatile corps' OF talented
and 81 perienced perForneri under The management Of
H. P EHRiSTY whose Concerts IN this city for sue
cBsGion Of four have been received win favor by
aiShly respectable and fss hionabe audiences
Tickes 25 cents Doors open 81 6s commence i! IT,
p ~ OLA lwiS*
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Observation-Disclosures from florida

WASHINGTON, "wednesday OCT. 10.
c K. Green, Of Michigan, bss been sPpoinsed
Deputy Collector OF San Francisco.
report has reached here from Florida to the
effect that several daRatisied Cbiefs ware med-
Eating and making preparations TO renew hossiii ea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17
Jenny IIEd In philadelphia.

FHILADELPHIA, Wednedday, Ucf To-
All the seats for The frat Concert SAY about
! 900 have been aold. except fe y bacs onea.-
Tire aggregate brought by the sale is between
$40 600 and 81 goo, giving average OF about 81
per ticket. ,,-,-..,.- =
Ii ia Understood that an emeute has taken place
between Barnum and some stockholders OF the
Chestrut.at Thenter, who inaist on being dead
headed" Some OF the reporters are indignant be-
cause BaIDum gave them third tier aeats The
excitement causes much merrimeDt on al sides
PHILADELPHIA wednesday,, Oct Is,
Jenny Lind gives three Concerts ia shiS CITY,
two At the Chesnusat Thsater viz: tomorrow
and Saturday. and one on Friday, at the Musical
Fund Hall She returns TO Neg Yora on Monday,
to make preparations for her next Grand Concert
in that City, on Wednesday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

a Tho opening of the New.York Medical Col.
see on the site ofthe old Reservoir In 18Th street
iust cut Of Broadway and theinauguration of the
Professors, took place last evening This Insstu-
ton was chartered st the asst session Of the Legis
lasare By unanimous votes Of both Houses, not
"i'hs'sndtng pystsy vigorous opposition from
certain quarters, where it vas thought that New.
fork bad eroash Medical Colleges already. 1t
VI commence isa first regular session today at
tuted Faculty
Horace Gresr Professor Of Theory and Practice OF
- - NAus Ao So3 MD Professor OF Surgery; John
Edwin Hamilton Davis ProSessor ~ M,ts,is sdcs
md Phsru Dcy; Fdrdyce Bs5IaT AZ n ~ - ~ NJ
wite,y and the oSessss OF Women IA % ~
Gen Dorenus D Professor Of Chsnis,ry- sisysnSer
Denonarstor Of Anssomy 80 "i"uolH0' NJ
The opening Of the institution wa, ..t.rdad ,,.;,h
appropriate ceremonies, PRAYER was ogssaS H..
Abe Raw. j. s. @. ABBOTT. GEO. Woon f.
the Board OF Trustees, who presided gays Gt,Ia
hiptory OF she origin OF the institution aud sndsj Nv
calling up and introducing the Professors in,tsIiin
them in their respective cbRire De
The spe sch OF the occasion was then dellvayaS
by Abisn l.. Cox III. D. Professor Of Surgery Il
vas spirited and elegant production BE pro.
ntatced 5 detailed eulogy upon biz Coadiusors in
me Profsas innal Chairs criticised rather puagen,lv
sne htsh conservation of some Medical Colleges, and
Painisd, in brilliant ooors, what physician should
90 ghis wa the principal feature Of the evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

STEAMBOAT AccIDEAr.-6t. LOUIS, Oct o.
The ateamer Mustang, OF her upward tip when
four mica below Bruins sick, On the Missouri hlV,
er. struck snag and sunk in ak fee; water ana
afterward broke in two The boat was total loss
with the exception of the cabin furnitufs. Sue BAD
a very heavy cargo of groceries and merchandise
which will be damaged. Insurance on boas $4,000.
Loss in freight $4,000.
MURDER IN DRAcUT.-Yesterday forenoon
man named Ryan, in the employ Of hr. Plympton
q farmer in Dracut, was shot dead BY person
whose name We have rot learned Ii appears
that acme men were cut cunning, and wefs tres
passing on Plympton' 8 land. Ryan vent to warn
Them off when one of tbem deliberately shot him
dead The murderer ID known, and the officers
are after him. Bogson Herald
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Destructive Fire-Uannl Break, 90. &c.

C!NcINNATI, "wednesday, Oct l6.
a destructive fire, supposed to bs the work OF
an incepdiary, occurred at the smoke.house OF
Messrs. Miller, Brown Il Hawsins. Loss, $4,000.
A break has occurred in the w absah Canal
The River was never known to be 30 low az at
preaent
Extensive arrangements are making for pork
packing. The supply will fall largely behind that
Of last year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

Y,Hg DUssGAD0RF ACADEMY or FINE
a Ak96-New pAiStings recently arrived nom Europe
Among which 10 Gemanis" by KoShle york OF Ari OF
BE heal class 3he exhibition Of paintings by a. isis Of
As above Rhoo has received usny sd1iouB and remains
sfsl The two rooa oye the Hail OF the Church of Oh
fine Unity In Broadway betvcen Spring an Frines-Gts
ron 10 O'Clock 4, Il. Gsl 10 O'Clock ?. "a.
Admission Is as@sop yickes 30 cents Catalogues
s2eaatf tao
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!. uzerne nistrtct, Pn.-FuIler Elected.

hJecfUI
WILxEsBARRE, Pa Wednesday, Oct l6.
II. Greeley-HENRY HI. FUL1ER's ma
ority for Congress in this District is fifty
nine-oHiciQl. W. P. &.
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49, TAPrL PAQHR .OA TIE COUNTRY, "a
IN very Saylay Horzig At ne lo9 pr'e OF q
eeS in aslynce Eight copies for SO or tWsnfY
PEI we address m so and The paper in 40 case cor"
topatss s ~ The time Tor which IS PAD
1119seu;s FOR s sesl rn be charged 20 cents pep
. n .,cb fggeftiCn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

LOO o. F--M- Roser. :. Story at This n. :,
has been appointed Depasy Grand Paui4toh O, the
Enoampmena in Kings eouoey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

MUTATIoss.--A correspondent in the interior Of
this State sends US the cash for thirsytour sub,
scriptions msinly new to The Weekly Tribune,
and remarks that for quarter OF q century he has
been subscriber to another paper in oar City,
which he now discoutinues because 1t supports the
Fugitive Slave Law. So he thought be would
try The Tribune, and, devosiug two hoQrs to the
work, although two clubs already existed in the
village be made up the Int IS above asated-all
W hisp who adhere to she Wing platforms OF 1874.
Al As and 40 and want no new name tC dssig-
nate their prinoiples. from thar village, whsre
we are COL fdent the Wings are stronger without
than with all who sympstbise with Aessrs. Daet It
Co. Delegate is sent to the Utica Convention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

NlSW.Y0RK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
IN al BROADWAY,--LADIEs VOCAL &USIC
oLAss-Pbe subAcfbers viii organize an Elementary
GnfhE CleAs for ladies' eScVEvely. al ih7it rooms III
Broadway. morrow Afternoon al 81 O'Clock AL nter
Gated are invited TO be present First meeting fres.
OF liz BRADBURY 4 NASH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17
NEW TRIBUNE,
Tribune's Special Dispatches.
Wing Nom,natio for Congress
ROCHESTER. Wednesday, Oct l6

KUCHEsTEF
The Wings Of the XXANth District Liv-
ingston and Ontario) have nominated Col.
JEDEDIAH HosFoRD, of LiviDgton, for Con-
grese. A capital and strong nomination.
Yours A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17
TEE OCEAN sTEAn1EhS'
wnr RuPopes

,,, ST.TKs MAIL STEAMER
a GEit TIHK-Saas lyoss "shS T"'s a., n, -.
SoLLLFS' iIir For Liverpool, 49, sat gcl. =
ARCTIC Capt FOR Liverpool. Sat H0y Ia
1kCfFIC.,..... Capt SIs..-.-.-.-
Ror America
eorLsss LfrsSoa' {yos g.. Lt se, w. a., -
PACITIc. e. FOR hsw YORK Ws4 OF ~
For America.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

TIRE mINswREl.'s OURsE Group IN Marbls,
by ChaTleu Muller This work OF arr which deceived
he great gold medal 4. The National Exhibition Of Fina
Ara In PtTik l849 La ops1 10 the public the
rooms OF The National Academy OF Desga 66S Broadway.
eppoae RondEt k3nitAnce . cent?; hck eiB so
senn Open from ID I'll 10 n. als lm*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

rENwY Lime CREEPING SONG OF EPES SAR.
JGENT-BALIap CONCERT NJ !! B WOOD
BURY aud ne rIsnisl WANDER "EYpE, fom Gs.mA-
nv will pI se a splendid Ballad E;eTldoment Gt RUE.
GER8 iNsYlTGTE THI3 EVENING, &c! H. MI
tdburg Will sing The pev Gfeetpg song by Epes var
10. Nj Wander Wegd WI play h's Oplendid tmPromp-
pieces which tapiurousy enco1ed al he Concerts
OF Patti and Ysleni 1T Nibo's sslooD Gheert f2ian
Psuo win be used TicSegs 50 csn's each; ucsels i5r
ee persons 81 To be had al he door and 81 the AuAic
koEsa Concsll 10 commence a. u preclEely OF "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

I ORMlS,s PANORAMA OF COBA-open eve,
1Iry Bis b, this wseh The Minerva Roonf l06 Broad
way IL is o most splendid work Of at exhibiting moHI
beautifully ard faithfully the cities, couutry montsins
and luxurious tropical vegetation Also, by pictures OF
supspg arisdc merit The social cuSoms OF The cn0Gns
bscco essie; mshogagy cedar, ebony Teea and royal
palms Doors open at 81 2 III. panorama commences 10
nj u pIecisey. Admitance Is chi dren half
Nrice Ole lwiS*