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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18
aMPROVE YOUR EYEs.-M. WISE

IMPROVE YOUR EYES.-M. WISE
a Ophlian respectfully informs Inc cizens OF i,i
York and Tue public general, that he mas located lns
in thiz Civ al 457 BROADWAY, for the last eight yeai
where may be found large and complete assoflt1esi
SPECTACLES. ANDlEfE GLASsE5 III gold, 'iVe' -
steel frames -.
81 " would remind The pu0Iic, 70 whom he r.
italy known by hi. annual sits 70 Saratoga springs NJ
at sixteen year- that by hi knowlede OF the optical "
ece he il enUbed 20 determine The Glasses sui'able ~
eve. Persons win weak eyes can be supplied win S'N'
which VIII greatly benefit and not struin the sight "a
Particular attention j. called TO neg style OF fefs.
Ground GIsa, (Which vii answer both for reghS o. IL
ing IT dstancc) OF he finest int, which through .,
lgh polish and ground, produce the plrest 's.oI Ia
have been mighty recommended rs the best III ,ne ig
upon he eye for preserving and improving 'He go
continued writing and reading. - %, t,r
short-sghted persons, ana those operated upon '0'
lie inserts New Glasses, Of superior qualify ID ID 4
rumes, ind solcits the patronage Of all N want o ~
clee a., 10 spt 10
sight for I'VE years, change lie glasses vain" s6 'ased
Charge -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18

4 EUCHTE q NEWTON, Piano o It
4 Amenfactory and wureroous, 20 and Y Cana.st Ina
scribers offer Tor sale large assortment OF elegant faAo
oss nom o. in and mshggSny s Sas
and If their hest seasoned materials by experienced ne
sbenics under our own Immediate charge and are unit
vailed In sweetness OF and deicacy OF touch
STYLE or quality OF tone may depend upon Sq sg
hon. All ih''iNih'n " u J. NEWTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18
The Bay Of san Diego.

diving daily. There are some 500 or 900 inhabi
tants at the place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18
HATS.

FASHIONABLE HATS.-Jqst III,
bed the most splendid article ever offered. Eleg3
FRENCH SILK HATS st the low price OF s. usuuliySa
nj 81 Also, an article at Z %. Neat Hats al g.
BROWN,
scs Inn l58 Cunal-st. one door from Suilgaa-
FASHIONABLE HATS and CAPS
h for gents and young gents. ladies' Bonnets and G6
Hats Caps Infants, md large assortment Of eye{i
riety OF Furs always hand Furs put in order al ~
MONARQUEiS A13 B0WerY so =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18
NEWARK PROPERTY

RPFOK S,I.E-Thc Subscriber, Executor OF George
Hoigli. DECEASED offers at PRIVATE "a on retSoni
DE terms the PREMISES No. 1873 MuLBERK 4'Sl. III
c"uTyar and GARDEN ali in good condition und repair
The lot is "A feet front by 200 feet deep and IS located IN
very pleasant and rapidly improving part OF the city pos-
session can be- evGn in April next Also the four,sIory
th Eirf prsbytern Church and OF the best locations
in the civ for wholesale retail business Possession
The above property is entirely free from mcumbrnce
aud , Terms made owh on mr @ I .
derspued at No n Broadway New
81 5yycOd= j. b. ALL Ch, EAcCu'"t'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18
PI MOS.

DIANO-FORTES FOR SALE.-Per.
sons about purchasing Pianos will ind i to their aVSs,
Entonst least ride OF Broadway They have large a.
sortment Of Rosewood Pianos constantly on hand Every
sument warranted for years. & Co have the NAMES
otmore han 900 persons they viii refer TO, who haYe fu
chased pianos Of them ell OF which have given Ss
isfacaon but when any doubts expressed as 10 e q
itv he paymept may be withheld until such doubts are n,
noVeu. Nia 1laao' o'Neu"T MI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18

EOR SALE desirable country resi-
dence in the town of Wilton, Conn about a miles from
Norwek and about hours ride on the New Haven Rail
road ueonsss OF acre good land and surrounded with
snbbery The house in good order is on the Danbury
rad and viii be sold low the subscriber has no use for
It. Inquire OF SAonA q pEahi - SS'
100 Souul-5t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18

E7OR SALE.-A great business stand,
q store building and dwelling, and stock OF goods
would bo disposed Of separately wanted in that manner
Building in prime order aud located in very aourshng y
ags Gu the Hudson River cash business in full operation
and established for many years TIE being in bad
health obliged South but would remain in the
place long enough to Use his influence for the APP
ply to PETER J. STRIKER, tMessrs Holmes Coz
oil 1meodA 695 Broadway, N. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18

EeIANOS FOR SALE and TO hire 0t
a. Barclay-sL opposite the Aston House. from 81 to %
tsyes liz rosewood and mahogany cases
' JAMES THOMPSON co.
au10 Smt late Tailman Randall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES about puI-
Il chasing Pianos will find it to their advantage to CAL al
Glenn g. Co.'s Mandatory 1914 Fulton-st (westoi bro
way) A gene ra assortment Of mahogany and rosewood
Pinnos con anty on hand which viii be sold low Tor cash
approved paper Dealers supplied on liberal terms
$40 # r. GLENN Il 90, 1874 Futon'h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18

DADICAL CURE OF HERNIA
Il ABUTLERS PATENT TRUSS PADS have been ar
piled III er800 casesaOrdlng thorough rclet TO I'LL b.
retaining tie bowel and gradually essenng the 0reacha
rupture they have already cured grent number OF persons
HtLL'S TRUSS oficc-FREDK NJ. BUTLER, PropH
c,or 4 Ncscy-st. opposite ST Puuls Church $50 lmeoi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18
rRUSSES.

TF YOU WANT A TRUSS that will re.
tain your rupture perfectly in all positions Of body wnla
exercising ever go hard come to J. r. BENJAMIN.
Brass Spring Truss Office Is Beekmans and try ono whS
will last lifetime If satisfactory If not money returned
No pressure upon the spine Six days trial gwen ~ tied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18

q &C. FISCHER, (ate Nuns d Fischer
81 Mandatory and Wareroom l7e Greenwlci-st cor
Devst-Piano-Fo res warranted, with reverse bridge ep
paent nlbe well calculated FOR keeping in mne Piano
Fnrtea taned repaired hire and exchanged OH I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18
Ey0P SALE OR TO EXCHANGE for

ENOR SALE OR TO EXCHANGE Tor
preperty il, or near this city II of excellent LAND
village near NsH 4aSs Of C M Aes 8saD5
pt tc Price 81 400 Also 80 rods from the above,
6sau situated h %0sd af@Pe e9l SvHy
a14 Az area Of youug wood-Prfce $500 Cash may be
added TO the above for City property Direct note or cali
on WIN II PUDNEY, 1903 Bleecker-sl 81 eodu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18

HULL'S TRUSS OFFICE.-FRED,
Il EERICK NJ BUTLERS PATENT IMPROVE
TRUSS and SUPPORIEN PADS are now 70, beng heas
eions so press upon the line of rupture TO dis!odgeE
bowel OF other iscera from tie nguinal canals, causnga
tie latter complete collapse, being subjected 10 TWO pre-
suresthat of lie bowels from within and OF the pad ifIa
without This pressure being moderate continued snaG
rect sufficient curative inflammation Is induced 10 ooI~
llULL'S TRUSS OFFICE,
s23 lmeodz Vesey-st AstoI-IIoa.<s.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18

UHOR SALE-A secondhand PIANO
IL FORTE Gi otave Inquire at 5ti Houston-st OH Us
EAUBOIS & WARRINER, Piano Forte
4PMakers, 3l5 BROADWAY, NY OH lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18

Den MINIS BRASS SPRING
kDTRUSSRS nS Beekman-st N ~ never grow weak
rust from the moisture or heat of the body Once right y
ways right" Pressure graduated from 10 ~ lbs Wlth9li
trial given and if not perfectly satisfactory money returned
Thompsons Trusses reduced prices. obs eod5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18

THE CITY CoSrIsESrALs-CAPr KSAPP.-
This young and spirited corps give their first an
nnal Ball at Tripler Hall on Tuesday evening the
Sd OF December. 1t viii be the opening Military
Ball at the above place. See card.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18

i petev supplied with All necessary material for Bos
InI and N-w>uu5cr WORK. with lease of rooms good WI
and work in progress An excellent opportunity Tor good
workman wiita moderate capital 10 commence tie bus,
ness, Apply 10 { ; FhANCIS, 90 Broadway
ole 5ttodN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18

Il VINF.> FNIhINEAIlT.'--II t IiTtt-StOry
brck HOUSE il RiyHeton-sT. and the twO-sIory ana
atc bnck HOT SEES ill., 63 and 81 Cauuon-st. Terms of
payment hb,rul. Apply to T, T. MERWfN
oil lCt* is Merchants Exchange
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18
gNOB SAI,E-A WING NEWSP A

VNOR SAFE CHEAP-If applied for IN
Il few days. The HOUSE and LOT 2D7 Eln-s ns.
ming through 80 alnrion-st. For particulars, mqun, z
AARON H.sRDMAN ffotse Agent, AZ Mulberry ST lou
doors below Grand OK 'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18
FOR SALE.

Euhscriher VIII sell tie old established DINING "a.
loon iS Johns, 10 CASH customer, or he VIII lake an
active partner wh cash capital OF SEQ and extend tie
establishment L Is drstrae location for large dinlag
oi5 lw+ 5 W. WENTWORTH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-21

TuE FLoRIDA lNpIANs.-we learn by private
letter Of late date from Tamps, that Cagi. q tsey
hpd gone out 90 meet the Indians IN cnanr, fcia-
tive TO the PROJECT of inducing them 20 leave the
peninsula, and % Join their brethsn IN the West
Having arrived nj the appointed place, bs waited
there for some ume. but The Ser8inoss not appear
ing. he lsft. He had not. however. pfoceedcd Ca
bic way back more fhan thirty mllss wh-n be was
overiaksD by runner, who informed HIM nat the
Indians had arrived at the rendsxvous Captain
Casey then returned "a the council ground, aud
had an interview with the chisf.. tui hs was an
able 20 sfi,cf any arrangement win thsm f0r thrf
removal frum Florida II was hrs opiulon fhst
they would not emigraie willingly. The dslega.
tion of Seminole chiefs that lsf Afkansa~. ant
proceeded % Florida, fhou time ago, o. conisr
with their brethren. with the view of induciug
them to Join their tribe 10 the West. hsd not yei
met them Ia council. They we're AFRAID. u 10
tsid, TO meet them alone. on account az a Law
having been recently made by the ~suinolrs. that
whoever msniIonsd the subject of emigration
should be- punished with d.ath. sam Jaass, a
chief of the tribe, l. the one who j. MOE s'rena-
ously opposed TO emgrstion-N q PsessHns,
Jan. IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-21

To TIE EDIroE oF rHk ilKRstDt-
In reading, lately. the inaugural address, drli-
vered some two months ago b, the new President
Of Columbia Colleve. the wrtrr ~as sifuck ~ ths
attempt therein made 10 drfrnd the frhglous cha-
ractsr of that institution frum the charge 81 s-c-
tafisnism. After admitting me eris'esc. q
to The lntere,is OF Elascepal,anisn. Nf. klas
MAINTAINS the fsllscy ~ so nuuou- q sotior. W .
reference first, Co the statutes al the cn~ge, snd
secondly. 20 the fact that has ai dlHsf-ai umss
received liberal apgroprstions ~ the puhilc maary
Now, with the general msnaRrmeat II ths insii-
tuicp or the religious creeds II ~ sRrrs the
writer has nsithsr The fiaht nor the isciasioa 30
NEEDLE. But he 10 a cIi1~n ~ ne ~iaie, and ~
such, he ~ interested IN th~ iusi dirirbuoa Il hsr
educational fund. Ia that character, sad rpeak.
ing No an alumnus 81 the colleEr. from psfssn.l
experience and obeervafion In me matter. ~ De-
slr,s TO enter his humble prstesi sgsinsi slch
popular support of an instifuftop NiftaslY drveffd
10 the interests of psr,cniar sec'. coise~.
Mr.. Editor, ~ not n~ce-saniy nou.seCfaran BE-
csuse Il does not, llke the Eaxli.h naiverail~e.
impose testoafhs On candidates. fur afnTssfon
There are an hundred indirect mean shlch mtY
be used by an adrcit Instructor 20 bead yousr.
and, perhaps. uniornsd. minds % hi- lesrl = ~
hgious belief, without openly iorfriilng AZ citns
to general paironsge. of what imp stsa-r srf
charters and statutes, ~ the Fa.rsnt~~s ~ god
faith towards the public on th- gsu 81 a cul-ge.
II, IN even one oi its departmrnts n sfady, ~
manner of irsfruciion "a sush tHsf a ss~niff
from the doctrines ~ the church" ~ pseffy saf~.
even II no other efl,ct producrd npsn hlfs. io
he, At least, made uncomfuusbiy sensihie, Ga M
Distributions of premiums. Tor instaacr.) of hts
isclat, and her,tical position
The fact NAV a. well be stated plainly, 'ha' u B.
the svowed ,ni.ntIon of one Rsvsrrnd Proiesso'
in Columbia College, 90 efI~ct the " marrisge" al
that instltution with certain Episcopal trmiaarg
lot a thousand miles from Cn-lsea. Tue ~rf-l
has no vIsh to forbid the ban-. lie trusts, hss
ever, that this communication may AID 10 d-isat
ING the purpose of those who would oring about
cisndestine union, In the h,ye ~ preserving. as
cowry to the venerable bride. the ample provtsio
which, from the mis'sken liberality ~ th- r~ogle
che has hitherto received BsccaLAuEEus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-21

ANornRR HEAVY RonnrKY oF Con- DUsr.-
TnE koHnEHs AEKFsTEp.--Wiiliam Harms aud
Hank Valentine, two wsllkn0~n characters. we're
brought before Recorder B.ldwrs yesterday.
charged by Captain ForHo, the Chiri ~ Police,
with robblnR Mr.. Whiting. on the 9Th Instant oi
twenty pounds ~ gold. valued AZ $500 Tue ua-
fortunate loser of this treasure bad Inst arrived
from California, where by long toi he had smassed
enough 10 make HIM turn hi- steps bomeward.
with light heart "a ihs joyful iutnf, In store. Al
the tms Of the rolbsry, he was sitting a supper
on board al the steamboat Empire state; hts state
room was entered. bis trunk broken op~n, and he
despoilsd of the gllii.rng heap that bad cost days
and months ~ drngsr asd exposure The poor
victim could hardly believe that his all had been
thus quickly taken from him; each ltte fragment
had paced through his hands; every day had
swelled his store ss ne drorprd IN The lchlhern
pouch the gs aDings oi inda-ify; and the h~ecy
PARTICLES mad become % his fingers ike old famii N
Trends. a. he l4borrd in the fsr-oh land sf gold
lie had crossed the ocean with his prixs, wei
coined the shores Of hIs own Land with u stih m
his porsesson; pictured again snd agsta the joyful
meeting. go soon to be nj; and then bot tnraed
round from HIS happy thoughts, 10 hsd that all was
a dfesry blank, a passing dream. The pri-
soners are strongly suspected of the robbery; a is
known that they have dispo-ed Of a quantity oi
gold duet, and their yrcyious rrputston makes the
conviction greater that they the psrpeuator- 90
this larceny. Captain n - busily engaged IN fer
retpa out proof against them; bat yet the MISS
Ing treasure has not been recosered.-Nsr OFlsans
Crootaf, Ja~. IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-21
A New Ishe aud River IN the Great De-
sere al she wests

The kafsnsi Inissg,aesr Of ths 18th inst contains
have b-,n discovered IN the ersss desert ofthe West
Cs~r RIlst, soura 90 s.s DIseo,
CstUeasis, August 20, 1sss
sn-A very remarkable cireum.tasss has oscorrsd
In that portion a ths e-untry bstween tho mouth of
tts ois River snd The moan,.iss u'aaily called the
Ia. sppsarsa % "a. middle q M. d-.sr, sa'rilos DC.
iesoa. -.isr 20 srink mssinE On oasis ct The most
eoBssni.st spot for the trAtsilsr
Ths hfs, rssiss that In ~ the ola route es-
Il.ss 70 s.n Disso ssosi th. 9th Isns A%oasss s
t.s rests a ths sa,ssosd guard q ths army Of the
ws-, 70 lsss -ho river "a th- a.ssr, aud sf-
10 60, ~. ssssh e Ss, ar, stated tsI. rSasrs.sIo
ciFsumstsscs - .neountarns river -hsre moo. be-
o,tsr. fss. sse. srrs.sa IN sr.s, samb.r. al. bs-
Id t.siintry a. ths truth ~ ths .tatsmsst.
tr.m ths beet inses~stiea e.s esther, spp.srs.
Tts event mast have taksn pace e.ssssn ths S0th
!. 80 sssfss !. - Il. .usss ef N. ross- traced sa
d.ssst ~. uars sr.sty sssut hsf .sy bsts.-s the
esmr a ths .sth sne III te Nosv@bsr, nptsi on the
asTsrsaiou .itA tsis s.t.set nsy ~ stated. tAst
ans rssA ssi~s i.hs h.s tssa si.e fos.a fss rilss
a. ~ .,uh - thf csag y NeTssoesf ..th Iasl.eI'
- ~. e.ru~.tss " isss stgsinf nts b. n-sr
ths t.tsi Of M Dolorsso.
NJ nr.i inprssssops vsrs hat a.. nss river cas-
fura,,hs8 frsu %. s.as s~are. asa ths s.ress,rss
ursmeats a f~ty ga az "a aiFsFs~ o. ths 80
s sss =. . s.'s.s - s. sss ~. sss .'a ,ss s..,
- ~ ssrfFisa ffe- ths o. sa.isi.s whish 70 thst
falsst ga ths saufh a. "a fssrh ne rrTieas sf
sssw wh.urs n usua@s ana ~trfs "a Fa~s. 10 . ss,-
~ y.i - b. s@f~suls-s sfl t.ss "a oPFssisaisy
O. o. sch Vartr a. snaalln~
k.sinn vsst nums~rs a rntfrsnts 49, eoa- "a essf
ik~ rsuts. rsnsl a .hum tGry tufrn o.. bsFs 40
"a ~ s~ta~ s&.n Fsvaft wli D. Klst n Tua 81
hsss ufn@Ftst . sNlta~ ~ a. 80 rfef - aHf ~.
sai'ts q 80 lesrrsi sss NAG test @af es ~
nltsa
IA. sslstsses q wstsf muFi ss~r ~ fil1-sf y ne
rfa~th - ars~s .md Hfh~f fiy~f rs~s~@s. tne 1870
n. a.. "a. -. .w~n tsas.lf - stl asir ~ nsa
al rvsslsta rNufes q. alffnta IA it FfHft"if -
oUIl raalts sllnn ths Anisf nf So ut ~ ines
80 a. r.sssa 10 siftsf sHi ~ HH 20 FAtaA ~ta
eas~srfruss a. 80 ~ tfassl A. a. Ftsf
Nssy f~sp.slislI p Fauf sesa 80 ssf,set
ga 90 AsssT sAis 60. uepassFAissA a.
alEassa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-21

yussWss s.s- SO Ftssfrs isrssss = serfusysa-
ssUf "a - ksat@taa 90 faalasfa ~ tns ~ tssts
.slfIss fssss smss 80 anasr asr Z" ftH a. -,
-. tlsnsral u st4fs fstsfast triaf - f,esa
f...s ss.t "a fsstru nnt ~ - ens e-taa
thss. 90 go f~Ht 10 eats@ hs u~n 80 Soc
st4tf fas sssftNs nfm .es~aama tn ff~stsas anws
usat nasal 49, sWwt fsNsisst t~e nsgs sft~f
tfs tssneFsi 80 80 u~~ " the shss rstts tastf
fssfstrs theFs ntus lutIses tnes Fasa 20
flsnffai lsft ba1 q fNHn aHInHfiFt a 80 tss
sna - a. 90 hsts sayfhtrE fe ssf q tnsa agHn ~
sutifFf n smA9rsstHu. - uraNitIfHa SO Ns~t
ts.atrr 81 th~ .Nlt~sf stsfian - Hnf nNai -
49, -~ss a~slrHus - NsstaT aate~f - Hstsa -
a 80 tassr tsads hut rsfnset fsshftae go g.
~s.tlo. rsunststss A. "a aasss r-sa aH.s - ~-n
49,. 40. tsfs a. - - ir fsN ~ts ssn fes-et
Ih~y aaahffui "a 49, ta@ eaall reesifa tas@
shat dartur - isfw. ~ t1t hsn ezra e. m-s
s.,r.4 - 80 .Ffssa Ta. az - see u tms -
~ ~h.s - -.ne 49, as Hin $50 o. asti.r.if
~ fssfes s~sytsr 49, a. saff - o. - N.t~te
~ "a aaiNs - tns fatur~ "a A. ta ah~Ftst 80
intFsssi.n ssrs tkai "a irtaaF tt ~ 80 $500
q sss ri thsg sas - eifnfs~s 1sf ~ - - 90
IN th.lf ralts fhe mflta last tNA fAn "a ~ -.
| cisr fis.- I. nesfif 80 l'tl a We - 80
tts. ~ s.sfss~~ frrsa sss Nes-e ssir.s - Fsaia
..i. frs ~. Ysspass - te.l@ 80 So 49, ~itaia
,h.ls nwtis fhsf. sFs tfupa aastsa AZ 80 ets-ff
a ttbstine 20 kssH taam 81 tAsrA Nt - 80 t'A,s
4 fysftt.E ss~~sia - 49, ta ttta HAl Nff~t. -
sifirsns ira ss4.s &. tistf hsffr ssFt s.*ttA =
1 asNs rrta ftsf altF a. "a f - t.n.tt -
.tJssai 80 lssss tkls 's,uaa 81 reaatff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-21

Capt. Geors. robin on. o. the volunteer. In th.Is,s
var 9th Ms,'co. died recently a. stocktoo, Csifornis
The rec capitol, OF baton ROuss L., ~as plet.a
on the Tth tnsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14

Decentralization Je,se C. Dickey Wing
il bestsn in the Chester Ostrct by 10 majority
and one of the Wing Asaemblymen, though the
Wing State Tickle, hss large majority Tbs
Wings have likewise o1. tho Huniag3 don, Som
erset, Union and one or tgo other Districts by d.
visions and apathy. Va gain the Wessmorelsnd
by split in the adverse ranks and ,he lateatra
port elects HENRY Il. FULLER Wig in the La
zernc District, lately Chester Buffers whiob Is
naturally against us Thomss Ross, the i'm
meuuTsblo Doughfaoe, ia reelected IN tbs Bucks
District, bat 10. with tho consent OF hs own
County Bucks that givzs 80 asains. him, al
though every otbor candidate on tue Opposition
ticket has decided majori.y We trgs. Jchu Z.
WalAsT .NNbgl s elected rem sae Erie Distsios
hus do los esteenli il az - aay meers certain. In
ola Bsrks, he Wing csndidste .Ggn. Wm
KeimJ is only bes,en 530so The .Tatl L, TIA,
tie Pennsylvanieas have hardly bsen IN eunes
this year and the results ara governed by local
and pc, son.l considerations. i; wiI 20: always
he
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.or,bu,ners in their coalition with the
H,,tera ia still maintained by the wings,
and ws cannot fail to triumph by large
n,o;or;tv. but if it is understood thai we
boye aid down upon the Baltimore or M
floral platform Of Case, Duar and j. G.
Spencer, we are lost. Bat the Wings
will not be found on any aucb platform, ard
wW be successful, unless we are greatly
disappointed.
- The Utica Convention ELL do mischief,
bus we truetnot much Some Barnburoers
and older Anti-Slavety men troubled with
oonaciencee, who c9uld not vote The bunker
Ticket If the Wings we're standing uueqoig,
ocslly on their I'D platform ro;idirmot at
Syracuse, vii pyo:end 70 regard che Utica
concern as a legitimate expression Of Wing
sentiment, and by DIM Of some hsrdrailins
at Webster Fillmore, Duer, the Fugitive
Slave Law, &C. they will swiodle themselves
into voting for Seymour, Mather & Co. but
il will be tough Job, and not all who Try 1T
will be able to accomplish the feaF Bat
for the Utica Bolt they couldn't manage
even to try.
Well the day is coming, we DO joy
fully believe, when people will vote more
according to the dictates of their oTn iodi-
Yido8l judgments, and less according to the
dictates of cry man or party. The Utica
Convection Will aid to bring about this
state Of things, and for tbis unintended
good we thank its projectors aud abettors.
Of course, they cannot object to otders'
boiling when t5ey happen to have majors
ties in conyen5io0s or be nominated as can
didatcp. 1t will be & poor rule that works
opIy il favor Of their interests and ineli-
-rtforo
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EeS~ Hon. WILLIAM II. SEWARD has no

RG5@ Hon WILLIAM II. SEWARD has not,
We are well assured, consented TO slump
the State this Fall, as the Telegraph lately
asserted. We did LOT contradict the report
when it appeared, thinking it might pos8i
bly, be true, though we knew Gov. Seward
had no such intention when he passed
through our city, few day since, but was
strongly averse to speaking at all with refc-
renee to the present contest. We should
like to know whe put the story aaoat on the
Telearanh wires.
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Ohio Election,

Reports from Ohio are now that in the
lid Copgr ssional District NELSON BARRERE,
Wig, is chosen instead Of E. NJ. Eilsbury,
Opp. Also that P. VAN TRUMP, Whig, has
beaten Edison B. Old, Opposition, IN the TXth
Dist. These Districts are now represented
by Opposition members.
There seems still to be some doubt about
tie election of Charles Sweetzer, 0pposi.
tor, in the Nth District.