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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

ES w. 81. DIsBsow's hiding School, 20 Fosrthavenue'
Astoplace Open daily tsondays excepted) for le
des and gentlemen. Hours for ladies from An to 8
Pm; hours for gentlemen from to AM. and to P n
al
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NO rARoON
BUT ONLY A RESPITE

IB GRANTED TO RIO ACHEB,
BuGs FLEAs FLIES, RATS AND MICE, ETc.-The hours Of
grace viii end Mon6ay evening at O'clock whea
viii be reopened for the sale Of the Magnetic
Powder snd Pills The depot OF E. LYON Is at 42e Broad
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By Telegraph to The New.YOrk Tribune.
Probable Appointments tex Utah.
RpkcSdl 1Istr0rnnh "a III. 1S.n..-

gf'sesl. IstsgTaFn @ tn Tvtotas
WASHINGTON Saturday, sept ID
BRIGHAM YOUNG, Governor; SETH BLAIR, Dis.
triot Att rneyi JosEPH L HARDWOOD, Marshal; ZE.
KUBBABEL Snow, tOho,) John w. L.rsoS, New.
York; Judges. The latter strongly urged
SIGMA
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Serious uluess of Cen. Heuston.

"A7H1N' row aIardaY sept Il
General Sam. Houston OF Texas was taken
seriously i'll last evening with Cholera Mo bus.
There ia but sligh: change in bia symptoms tniu
morning, and his friends are very anxious about
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Fair Jenny came scross tie sea
Republicans to iaiter,
Gave up the smiles OF royalty
To advertise batter!
gS Price for ssd adverilememen S225 Knox of12sFui-
ols cannot sord of hs prosls pay exorban
rat'' for advertising Ba hassr superb In tashion and
material, and his price only four dona
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Richmond CouNrY-The Wings OF this county
held their primary elections on Saturday night at
Richmond. VIM E. Vanderbilt was elected
Delegate to the Syracuse Convenion and Lott G.
Clarke the substitute Messrs. Lee Mclean, 81
monson and Frost were chosen Delegates to the
Congressional Convention, and Committee was
appointed to nominate County Officers.
The meeting was ably and eloquenty addressed
by VIM. Il. Anthem, DR.. A. Sidney Doane. and Il.
P. Dnosway, Esq The utmost harmony and good
feeling prevailed.
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MAssAcHUsLTrs-The Boston Protective Union
contains the call of the New.EDgland Industrial
Congress for "a Convention OF the Workingmsn Of
Massachusetts favorable TO the election OF Gov
ernor and Lieutenant Governor friendly to Land
and abor Reform, on Thursdsy the lOsh OF Ocso-
her, in tina Meeting Room, % Bromded-st Boston :
for the purpose of deciding upon the course to be
taken by the aboring men the State in the forth.
coming Election, and THAI all Workingmen indie.
pendent of party, and determined not to allow
themselves to be made the tools OF faction be here
by requested to send Delegates to the said Con
vention"
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A miarake Corrscs tad,

40 thS EdHof Of Inns lTt0HIe'
observe in The IriJunes report OF the pro
ceedings of the Syracuse Convention, published
this morning, that Gen. L. w. Thayer of Wyo.
ming ID spoken OF as an ex.Whig Free 8oiler."
This il mistakes Gen. Thayer never was
Wbg. | can readily believe that his remarks on
party organization were instructive; for the sub
ect, or the mperfectiou, of the Legislative organ
zation seems to have early attracted his attention.
In 1874, in the Convention which appointed the
Delegates to Baltimore he was one OF 10 who
voted in favor of changing the manner OF calling
State Conventions TO that juat a6opied-although,
i'll 1913, be opposed, as irregular, the Cass organ
zation
-By.the.way Col Church will give the Wing
candidate hard run for Lieut.. Governor. AS oan-
didate for Senator last Fail, In the XXlXth Dis
rict, he ran 900 ahead OF his tickes-20O ahead in
his opponents own County.
SEPTEMBER Ii, 1850.
~ Thia about Church s sheer CANNON. He
ran agaipss Mr. Upbam whohad been the subject Of
bitter feud among the Wings Of the District, waa
not nominated at the frat Convention aud whom
several hundred Wings opposed at the Polls. The
large vote thrown against Upham had nothing 10
do With the merits of the opposing candidate, but
would have been all the sama if any other decent
man had been running. If this accidental show of
strength has given Col. Church hia nomination. he
has got it very cheao. Ed. It'6.
Non. LIT ERyESTIoN.-The following interesting
item we clip from the Nashville TENN American
whose Editor (E. G. Eastman is charged by the
Free Soil Press with publishing the first Abolition
pSper in New Hampshire. How refreshing it must
be to the Tammany patriots. Notwithstanding the
passage of the Territorial and other Slavery bills
the Southern Locos are sill determined to keep up
the agitation
Nos-IsrERcoURsE-The Editor OF the augusta
| (Gs) C0msituttonatist, writing to bis own joarna
from Coosa Springs, Alabama, says he understands
from persons at that place, citizens Of that State
,has many OF the pl .nters in heir section of the
I State have notified the merchants that they deal
with that they will not hereafter purchase articles
manufactured or imported from the North We
perceive that the New.York market reporta men.
ton general absence Of Southern merchants from
the market
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PrSSsYLvAs1A.-Th Natives recently held 4
Convention at Pittsburgh and nominated the fol
lowing State ticket
Canal Com-DrJAcrB DEVICES, Montgomery Go.
Surstytr Gener -KlMBER CLEAvER tchuy kill Co
.iudteor t,cnerat-E s MEAL, 1heny Co.
Thsre were about Y DELEGATES in attendance.
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I11iSoIs.-The Opposition State Committee of
illinois have dispened with the machiusry Of q
State Convention, by nominating loas MOORE, the
present Treasurer as candidate for reelection to
,has otios. he has accepted the nomination.
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FFI.E SUILki'Si
Jo.. R G;d8ug., Ohio. DAVID wilnot, Pa
Total Absent or Silent: "a Wings, 10 Locos
tbeaids Speaker Cobb and , Free sollers-A6.
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Total -. az $50 n 682 42O7l 1885
Mnjoi'y-Maniy. ..-..854 Reid. ........2,774
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Fair Jenny came across he sea

Tribune Buildings, cor Nassau and spruce s.s
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PernambucO Markets.


PERNAMBuCo, Tuesday, Sept II, 1850
Our last advicrs under date OF June = and we I'M
prove the present conveyance 10 continue our Market ad-
vices.
FLouR-Rcceipts have been very moderate and prices
have gradually advanced the consumption as been very
limited for this season, otherwise rates would have
ruled much higher OF Baltimore there is some on sale,
the last having been retaed at The last cargo
OF Philadelphia Xxx proves unusually white Stock on sale
about 1880 barrels retailing at 9s0O for SSSF, l9SI0o
l9S750 for Richmond City Mills. and 9S Tor NA, ne only
CoprIs1I-2Ol2 drums sold at 0S5OO 1854 do do 9SGO
1915 (nferioD do do 1890; l8t3 do do 9sl0o 26 do
pr Siren (Newmans brandt arrived this year very early
but the consumption has been larger Than usual and le
stock salcis reduced to 1900 drums retailing al lsGl3S
according 10 quality.
DoMEsTIcs-ln consequence of the higher price of Cot
ton holders of English manufactures have advanced the
for American Domescs, but without improv men IN price
and continue our quotations OF 270rs tor Blue Drls
for Brown Drills and 22Ors for Osnaburss-pe yard
PRoyIsIoNs-No recent receipts. \ small lo OF Beef
and Pork would command 25S000 p barrel The abun-
dance and cheapness OF Butter has reduced the consump
lion OF Lard,
Tyson TrA.-Some 10000 Ii have been sold at 1900
1880 and $500 T. Is latter price for small lot OF supe
ror. There are still $4,000 ii in first hands.
Goals have continued abundant and steamers have been
SuPphed at loS iosCoo g ton denyeTed
OL-Sales OF 1900 gallons Whale Oil at lSiOo T. gal
SucARS.-The crop is entered and the Sugars at
market are too few and inferior 10 merit quotation me
present crop Sews deficiency the proceeding one OF
over II eco ns the indications OF the coming crop are
very favorable and the general IMPRESSION Is lha' WI" Dc
HIDES have been purchased freely rs ust as they appear
ed atlc50llOrs p 10 and there none TO be ad below
the latter quotation costing on board Y 100 10 500 with
specie and S747 with Exchange.
CoTToN-Prccs have ruled from $500 TO 4O0 ana large
shipments have been made the receipts from The interior
now average 500 bags per week and we quote
FREIcnrsEsugar to the Channel SIS p Cotton to
Liverpool Cd F. 10 BIZ brg Siren iakes cargo oi OIL TO
NewYork ut a els = gal. and g. CT prlmage
EXCHANGE has declined less and ruled higher during the
present than any similar period for several years.
The lowest point being 81 Which rates very small
alns
al 2S4d. cash. Renting honses confidently expect EN-
change to reach sod during The crop and The increasing
scarcity of money certainly tends 10 produce lis result
SpIclG--Spanish Dollars and Putac0es s9S00 5000;
Mexican Doliars 1920 Spanish Doublooas 2s5O; Paro
Doubloons 29SCO0; Old Half Toes l6s500 0loS5Oo each
We remain your ohdt. ServtS ~
HENRY FORSTER & CO.
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BY THIN MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL.
Things In Philadelphia.

Correspondence of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Oct %
This morning. at an early hour, as Germaa
ball was breaking up at the Northern Military
Hail. Northern Liberties, an airay occurred be-
tween George Emery, acting as special po-
lice officer and Captain +. W. Binder late
of the City Police. During the alteration the
lights were put out and in the dark Emery was
stabbed three times in the lower part of the abdo
men, German was the cause of the quarrel
Every attention has been paid to Emery which
his situation demanded. but it is feared that he
cannot long survive. Binder has been commit
ted to prison to await the result OF Emery's
wounds.
On Saturday next the body of the late Com
modore Jacob Jones, United States Navy will be
removed from Ronadsons Cemetery IN this city,
to Wilmington Del where it will be inferred IN
the Wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery. On
the occasion, every military honor due the remains
of the illustrious deceased will be paid
John Hays aged 5 years, was run over by
draw last evening at Dock and w alter SITS. and
severely injured Robert Paisay, the driver OF
the draw, was arrested and held 10 bail for turth'
er hearing.
Mai. Gen WINFIELD ScoTT has arrived IN TINS
city at the w Washington House.
The bark Hollander arrived at this port this
morning from Calcutta. This is the first arrival
at Philadelphia from Calcutta for the past ten or
twelve years
There is no change notice in the COTTON market The
evport demand for fl OUR continues limited Sales OF d
dbaes choice brands at s. 81 p Dbl standard brands
are held Sl8 Sales in lots TO the trade at Si874 to -
for common and select brands and 52o055o for extra
RYE FLOUR and COIN MEAL more inquired after Sales
$50 bbls Of the former and 500 bbs Of the latter at 80 y
Dbl There is fair demand for WHEAT and prices are
steady Sales OF good prime red at SlOi@lo5 including
lot OF mixed at the rate; and white ut 81 ,lO0k
buslel cargoof superior white sold yesterday at ol2
4 small sale OF PENNSYLVANIA RYE AT 10 cents. CORN
Sales of Southern aud Pennsylvania yellow nj 6i@G5 cents.
and white 81 OATS scarce A cargo OF Della
ware sold at SO cents p bushel WHsKYSales of bbls
a 26t, and hlds at % cents.
SALES OF SrocKs-Fjrst Bodyd-2 Pennsylvania Bonk,
ll $4,000 Read RR, Is, 78t; 300 Wilmington RR: 3o};
$50 do 500; 400 do, 81 $500 6s 49, 49, $500 City Do,
So 89i $500 State 5s So gli 900 Camden and Amboy
RR g. 67, 81; so Reading RR, 49, 7 Penna RI, 43fi
~ coo City 6s, 49,, 07 Camden aud AmbOy RR, 1885;
DO 49, 10 Sch Nav. Ii 40 Mech Bank, 29t % Susque
hanna Canal, 49, $500 Wilmington RR, 6s SO; 81 Lelgh
Second Ioayd-239 Union Cana, y; $1,000 state s.,
Oh; $50 Morris Canal, 1911 100 do, 1911 5Odo, 1873 $1,000
Camden and Amboy RR, 81, 63, 50; $1,000 Lehigh per
cents, 78l 60 Lehigh in'ts, Is.
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The Mexican Boundary Party.

Letters have been received at the Department
of the Interior from the American party OF the
Mexican Boundary Commission, dated at san An
t0nia the Goth ultimo. The party reached that
point on the 27th, generally i'll good health. Not
withstanding the extreme heat TO which they
were exposed on the march from the coast to San
Antonio, about 1870 miles, the party had suffered
very little from sickness; but three or tour cases
of fever occurred among the men, only one OF
which was severe, and that one cOnvalescent. AL
thouehtle party had suffered little from sickness,
it had not, we are sorry to learn, escaped other
disasters more distressing than sickness
On the route one of the Texan teamsters belong
ing to the party in quarrel or aiiray with Mex
lean owner OF a rancho near where the party
were encamped for the night, drew his pistol and
killed his adversary. The Texan Immediately
surrendered himself and he was placed in confne-
ment by the Commissioner, Mr. Bartlett, to be de
Gyered over to the civil authorities for trial: but
in the course of the night lie eluded his guards
took possession of a good horse, and made his es-
cape Everything that could be done to manifest
their sympathy and to console and make lAchus
to the family, was done by the COMMISSIONER "hi
his officers.
A few days after this, another OF murder
occurred among the party even more shocking
than the above. A Texan tenmster had Tor sew
era days frequently insultcd one OF the men OF
the party-a butcher from this city named Ten
nant very worthy man-and endeayored TO
draw him into a fight. Tenant at length said
that if the other would lay aside his weapons he
would give him a fair fight and seconded his pro
position by throwing his own knife away The
Texan instantly rushed on the detenseless man,
plunged his bowie-knite into him and killed him
on tbs spot Before he could be seized the muir
derel leaped ON a horse and escaped into the
neighboring chaparral, but was instantly pursued
by mounted party, was captured placed IN
irons and ON reaching San Antonio was delivered
by MI Bartlett to the civil authority The pre-
liminary examination OF the case was going on
when the mail left San Antonio.
The letters are silent as to the time when the
expedition would proceed on its route but as by
the requirements Of the treaty the surveying par
ty must rendezvous at FL Paso by the ith OF No
time at SAN Antonio At this place the Commits
sioner had been obliged to purchase OK teams tor
his wagons, the horses procured being interior and
,,nser1iceabe Nat Intel. 22d.
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lo''y OF our Department composeSl ofuisgen, do
and Nd rs ess respecting orr civil Institutions of
20 la t2a9 stPe'ieEce and extensive o6seryauou~ OF
bic OF forming corrci Fiincn9 NJ M a. ,g 1r
ieioWclzens ne al others Liable to err bu. uons
portion Of associates have III. j,,o,Is N
excitement lsone hulna'Hediy others part.ali expressed
their beeI IN TIE fith OF % Charges mais by the chief
without waiting hear the other side In this we INIT teen,
premature. and we believe that me sober secoad thou ghr"
VIII sbow their error Our am has been 20 Presen,
views of tbs subject clearly those who may dierfn
Us we claim for ourselves 70 superiority OF judgement Wa
seek MOI 10 force ouropnons upon Diners DIV te$ng ds
olst for the report of The Chief Engineer, believing calc
lated 10 firc our Department and 10 lead orr fellow cid
zcns 70 place low estimate on the charac'e. OF men who
old elevate 10 The highest Office In te;r gN, mar 80 III
prlv unfit for the station have felt duty tis 20 place
ON he record our feelings We ready ami willing 70
quarres sill less be brought into collision wih our Com
mon CocIi md one too whose recorded votes and acts
speak louder Than abuse md scury OF thtF deFooh -
tire interests OF the Department rs well rs o' iheir generous
appropriations ditc1gs made by them ts1ea NEEDED
tew words and we have done; they reia1e 70 a
subject which, While H. perhaps questions our ludglehIs
hiding ie election of Mr. Carson would have been passed
card lie decidedly and uneQuivocay declares tha! be
accepted The Office he holds solely 10 crafty his com
Gle individual be found to give the least credit 10 NM
for such disinerestclness But as have before OBJ
deem proper state what nctuBied We are free
to admit thar While OF Us May have doubted his ca
length OF time that he had been frenan and Assistant
Engineer hc would have acquired some experience TO hi
him a tor his duties AT the same lme not only
with u. but with large number sympathy for his pecu
mary circumstances had prevailing influence The loud
appeals made by for him on his behalf have not 6e9
forgotten nor his strong anxiety for the result We tank
vii be difficult for HIM make any believe for moment
thar he reluctant 10 accept lucrative othce The
taste displayed the selection OF portion OF the Press as
The suMfct of his anatheinas Illustrate fully the man
In concusio we would say, thai for Mr. Carson indvid
ay have the best feeling but we have been com
PEELED 10 express our opinion OF him public ofhcer
from, sense o, duty to ourselves and the Department
Wherever we may Happen differ with others II VIII DO
nm honest H ference and claim thar opinions thus
honestly shall be respected in The same manner
in which we respect theirs II wa have spoken strcngyoa
his subject 4, Ina. been solely from conviction OF right
Our purposes motives and desires are before The pubic
and by their verdict he correctness OF our course we
are willing 10 abide
In behalf OF Engine Co. II.
HENRY b. NENN, JAS A. p. HOPKINS,
AUGUSTUS H. TYLER CHAS A. BOOTH,
JOHN DECKER, ENOCH SMITH.
30, Committee.
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among the fyabs on the IVest Coast Of AJriea.
L. S. SHIP JoHS ADAMS, }
MADEIRA, august ~ 1902 :.
SIR; nave the hohof 10 report that, III opeoi,
cnce to the Instructions OF commodore gregory,
sailed on the 10th July last from Fort rraya Tor
the Gambia, IN order to communicate with hichard
Lloyd, Esq =" no had kindly gwen the commodore
information reiatlFe TO SeVefai american seainen
su 10 DC helu ny 'G lr"sSoV 1hlaos' mem Vi N
NC pt idi'Soni' nc sun ,o oo aai
liolu lnio'lheu me IA iiot 1898 '""i VoVV' "NN
el,Voo u nc eo.'lu get II, t..,...., ;.., ..
Oh my arrival at DTthurSt tli'I f. sooo =;
raHSehentS WIN MT Iioyu pdiu I'M III -
hand, anu gave nm TO understand IhaC "heh 'he
men were aellVeted' II lheS ia'i peen !" GU - 800
should pay to him the remainder, to W.T. 72oo'
for the ransom IN full
MI Loy3 informed me tia1 ne n,aon
the truth OF the story told by the Moors, who gave
the information, and who were intent on reopen
ing the extinct trade of Portandic and who may
have resorted to this pretext tor getting trading
ship there once more. But he gave the lnforma-
ton as he got it, and 1t was probably true But
that il, on reaching Portandic the Arabs ana men
Wv = 49, ,I ;to,. foitb nor truth IN these
oi II '''" ~. , ,I'I;r "9 "
PeuPie VI 'aoll ,o hns;noss at Botbnrst
iiaYih5 colpP'gteu iny 'oro9 on tho coast On
ga saIed 5or t al' , Tia nevt noornrng
IhuIsday eEenin7 T".m Ant;na f;entenane
az al cH!Iy MI nj .-.a fnato 60 ondooor ~ onen
-, ,,,;,h ,Io arabs lent H;egins
oaSt dnu ron, tbe ANGEL Hills 70 the
run s;,c ~ port"do Of some % miles
~ f cnast u Portandc has not solitary inbabtant,
., nd DC fact tIe nn,, nersnns Ubo anneared were
a horde Of se we o fishermen -four or e some
OF whom swan off to his boats. He spent the
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BROOKLYN LAW COURTS.

CITY CouRr.-B efore Judge Greenwood and
Aid. Denke and Taylor.
The Peorle &c against Samuel DrDry, Jr. indicted for
having counterfeit bank bill in his possession with intent
TO pass the same The entire OF Monday was occupied N
the argument the motion TO quash the Indictment on me
ground OF inornaity Two points were urged ~ th 9e
PENDANTS counsel support OF this noaon; one la d!u
not set forth particular description OF the OH IN question:
and The other that did specify the name OF any person
on whom it attempted 10 be passed WIN intent -
10 bolh objections The District Attorney opposed all able
aropnen for the validity the Indictment Owing 10 me
engagements OF the associate Aid al the Common Counci
meeting the Court adjourned rainier carrier dn I'Ia4
Yesterday morning after the opening OF the CouI JuIse
Greenwood projected deliver the opinion 10 winch tey
had come with reference the motion made by the d9 u
duns Counsel II had been urged on two gounqs-tiai II
omitted 10 name the person persons on wioi II " a. az
tempted 10 be PASSED with intent 10 deirald a!u adt
omitted describe specifically tpe Identical Dill "ino as
SIGNING any satisfactory reason Tor such omission.
The first point might be well taken al common a@ Nj
though would lead 10 inconsistencies OF "uich sno H.
cited from Roscoes Criminal Evdence clSe III point p
II WINS not so under the statute which requires ONLY tat e
intent or scicitcr be charged in the indictment Inc Cou!
VIII not therefore, entertain the nonoh on t'ld. s 80,
The second point undoubtedly contains niael or ne
consideration The general rule l. that Description VI ~,
particular bill or note should be spread out IN ie
of right the defendant and OF convenience -
The Court. ,a-.-;-
ton and the question before the court is whether suen
omission matter of form only, without afectns Il
stance of the instrument We think not Ana tle ue.e
were urged amoion in arrest OF Judgment - y. o
probably be fatal But inasnuc Is The granting Oh uis
hon would operate as discharge OF the recoglZances VI
defendant the has decided avail Itself Oh he Po"'
which may exercise IN cases where the plouc arc -
tereste parry and refuse the application h nus slh
proceedings The motion must therefore be dthieu
district Attorney decide the expedency OF proeeea
ing with the trial nnder the circumstances
In the course OF this opiniou the learned Juage qloo1
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

OPPOSITION NoMINATIoYs.-In the Fifth W ard,
for Aldermen; Franklin Morris and Jesse NJ. Folk
For Assessor John A. Ross.
ALDERMES.-The proceedings of the City Fa-
theirs on Monday night Of very little interest
TuR DRuRY CASE The motion to quash
the Indictment having been denied by Judge
Greenwood, it is expected that the trial in regard
to counterfeit money will proceed Immediately.
FInE-At . O'Clock last evening two-story
frame building on Myrtle-avenuc, near Canton-st.
occupied by Owen Ennis, was discovered to be
on fire and soon burnt to the ground. With the
exception Of one bedstead, all the goods and fur
niture were destroyed with the house. Loss prob
ably between and $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23
NEWARK ITEMS.

~ The Somerset County Wing Convention
met at Somerville on Saturday, John H. Voor-
bees, Esq Chairman and Frederick ]. Freling-
Luysen, Esq. Secretary The following are the
nominations of the Convention
Fo, assembly, John De Mott Samuel 5. Doy, f D. Bro
kay
. For ShofG-P V.D. Van Deryeer.
For Cicrk-Wiimn Kennedy.
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CouRr OF MAGISTRATES, PROVIDENCE, R /
On Saturday last, Albert w. Snow Cashier OF the
Mechanics and Manufacturers Bank was ar
rsigned upon the complaint of Sylvanus g. Mar
TIM for embezzling the funds Of that Institution to
the value Of $4,000. Since the warrant was issued
the deficit has been ascertained to be much larger
The respondent waived an examination, and was
required to find surety u $4,000, to appear before
the Court of Common Pleas, in December next,
and in default Of bail was committed.