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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01
Opposition Delegates.

Suffolk Co. l. David q. Floyd, SOuthOld
DISCO Co. 2 Col Samuel North, Coopers-
town.
3. Lewis Carmichle, Unadilla, and John Eddy,
substitute, Schuyler Crppen was recommended
as a candidate for Justice OF the Supreme Court,
and Hon Hiram Gray for District Supreme
Judge The Canal Enlargement movement was
looked upon at both these Conventions with
&" adherence" and alarm" in the language OF
the Resolutions
Orleans Colon Sanford f. Church, (the
Barnbumer and Ani-Canal Enlargement Lieut..
Governor and Thomas 5 Clark, alternate.
AIbanv Co-The reports of the action of the
Ward meetings in the City are quite contradic-
tory. and we have no means OF ascertalnlng
which faction was triumphant Double delega-
TONS however, are returned from some of the
Wards caused by the old feuds of the Bauburn-
ers and Hunkers The Hunkers fairly carried
the Hid Ward, the Barnburners the With, tie IN
the IXth, and two sets of Delegates are certified
to from Wards Hid, With and Xth. The kuicker-
bocker SAYS that the strife at these meetings was
warm enough to amount to blows, and the State
Register also says
'rThc Ward meetings Of the Democracy, to
appoint delegates to the County Convention, did not
90 of last evening quite smoothly as anticipated
In several the usual order of forced motions adj
lOurnments putting out lights. kicking over tables,
&c &C. was duly observed, but for the most part the
balance Of the programme omitted"
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

EVTgysIyP CONFEDERATION A most de-
stsuctiye fire occurred between and / O'Clock yes
terdav morning. In Two alleys, between Godst. and
Hudson.avenue and known as Green lane and Jack
sons-cour When the FIRE was FIRST discovered, II
could hardly be known where Il had hr,t broken out
from the crowded and narrow position Of the build
lngs and, beng all framehouSes the flames spread
So rapidly that SIX dWengs occupied ~ lIiamiiies,
were entirely consumed, with almost al the iufni-
ture and contents BESIDE an son foundry and stable
and two houses were much damaged The inmates
however, al! escaped uninJured IN person. Inc are
companies were promptly on the ground, but mere
was Al first difficulty n providing water ana DY
the rine they had exnguishcd the IRE the cisterns
were wholly exhausted The following are the par
,cuiars Of the loss, 50 far a. ascertalned
Nj David y. Gardiner owned one house on Hferi-
lane occupied BY four families, which was com
pletey demolished, with furniture and other CON
tents Also, TWO houses on Go!d-st., much damaged
m the rear and a stable. The loss on buildings
amounts 70 about 81 soc, and insurance FOR 81 100 IN
the Gyocers Insurance Co, Wai-st. The furniture,
&C. not insured. In the stable was one horse and
wagon full Of goods, belonging " pedlar, ani t"o
horses owned by other individuals, al consumed
no insurance.
Mr. Daniel Lald owned the two adJscent houses
burned down, one Of which was occupied By himself
and Nh Ansel Tallmadge, and The other BY hirs.
George Brewer widow. Whose husband Vas killed
some weeks since on one Of the Jackson ferry boats.
ABSENT IN Philadelphia. and Mr. George Bennett
SHIN carpenter TIE latter lost stock Of valuable
tools No insurance on any Of the furniture except
MIR Brewers Total los on the building. about
s25o0. covered BY insurance IN the Long Island In
sur nee Co.
NJ, WIN Bowen owned the ron foundry, rear Of
Nr. GARDENERS house. also burned down. II va,
occupied by Mr. John Hines, who lost all his mold
Ing tools &c. valued al $500, uninsured. The
building VA, valued al 81 800 on which there Is IN
insurance Of 900 IN the Fireman's Insurance Co,
NeW-York.
Mr. Merrill agent II. T. Taber owned three
houses II Jackson-cour, likewise burned down
They we're each occupied by two families ilnl-
iure and AL contents destroyed. and no insurance
The los, to buildings vas about $4,000, which, j.
believed is covered by Insurance.
during yesterday afternoon there were TWO d inns
gwen. caused by the ignIiion Of the smoking 10
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

DESTRUCTIVE FIsr AT BrSHwIcx %,
FRIDAY night The srinaIng factory attached 10 JOAs
ThulSby's extensive ropewalk entirely DESTROYED
by fire. The loss Is estimated at s95eO insurance.
are held for considerable portion OF the amount IN
the Broadway. Grocers, Hudson River, Franklin and
Kings County Companies The main portion o; the
loss IL occaSoned hy The suspension ot business du
ring the busy The est thlishmcnt N be I'm.
medlately rebuilt. and expected Ia be IN operation
IN abou, six months The machine-Shop and engine.
house attached to the spinning factory were saved by
breaking the steam-pipe and keeping the rooms inn
OF steam We regret 10 state that Two three slight
accidents occurred The hremen worked molly
one man fell exhausted. and was sent home IN a car.
rage another had ms hand severely injured a car.
man was knocked down and badly bruised by liook
and Ladder truck
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The Saugerties Outrage.


sauGERrIEs, Friday, Aug 30, 1854
Mr. Ed,tor: Your paper of yesterday
contains three accounts Of the outrage per
petrat,d near this place on Monday last, on Mrs
IIeennance, all II them variant none Of them beng
literally accurate, that copied from The ATsns and
that from The PoUgbkeepsis Amu'can, however, CIV
ing the facts substantially only coiored, As = natural
and usual, little too highly The wounds inflicted
by the rfian seem confined 10 the face and neck ~
the victim, the former Of which Vas horribly dishs
ured with the blows received the nose being broken
and the upper law beng fractured from telow the
ewes and on both sides OF the nose along ~ vhoss
length, While the other parts Of the face, though
greatly bruised, appear not 20 be otherwise injured
From the marks upon her throat she vas no douDt
severely throited and the swollen and liberated ap
pearance Of her mouth and tongue, shows thai 1ns
brute had, with his hand IA the poor woman n'oe'a
attempted 10 repfess her screams. No DOUBT h,si
lnalctln2 the wounds and carrying her lGto lhs
WOODS the wretch also violated her person and GER
taily she records Of crime, booking Al alltbe cHc1-
stances, cannot present more revolving and daDoh-
cal instance Of depTayIty. An aged and unOiienobs
woman. on her way 10 the place Of religious roi
ship. within sight almost Of her own door 10 Wos'
daylight, on puOhc highway along when diners
were passing or liable % pass constantly, ana soioe
% the very place whittier she was gong herseh, ~
ssuIlted and beaten nearly 70 death, and win clfc
stances Of the most wsntOn baT0ary-lsis an ac' a.
together fendIsh The perpetra,Or OF this Ouhss'
hao drank freely Of liquor not long before u oos,
renee. and thus Il would seem That strong dTle,lA
TINS case, a. IN the majority Of similar cases, Va
nearly concerned IN the commits on o. me cnme.
Lynch law has been spoken Of A, having hsSIy
compassed the death u the negro am alfaio 20 s
the truth IS a. has been stated That murh ercns.
feeling shOult prevail IS hardly 70 be "oniefea a.
and hey Who have witnessed these iearipi "emyIn
s'rations Of popular phrepzy must know no" ns'u.
j. % arrest the rolling tide, aud no" summary W"
work OF vengeance T. apt 10 he done.
Al he examination previous 20 the iegios ~
initial A moose was actually thrown over M he..,
and Dut for he prOmpiness u the oihcer, IN cuns
the rouf his Iesse Of life must nave been saOh Vn.
lie Il now lodged safely IN Kingston Jail, an1 ~.
order and law loving among NJ, nave the bgh AZ 80
faci,Cn CT rejecting that ne town and county iie"e
from re ineaaceable STAN that must attach 70 ~ "
the offering up OF "a man % the vengeance oil lnhu
fgary assemblies, and in the setting up Of Per1e
dent unknown 10 ils precise Latitude, and WI ., ~
the honor Of our civilization, We could ~ish ~
confined lereyer-if It NUT be some sheTe-io "a"
fDrna ''ihe biest.' -.
Mr. Heermance j. SLOW ~ improving. II - believer.
anc the prospect Of recovering from her inIuIie'h
pseseni very fair YOur, &c.
Delegates 20 the Whig state Con'eDhon'
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state Fair and Festival.

The widespread advantages derived
from the action of the state Agricultural Society, are
now sensiby felt, not only by every county, but
manifest IN all the breadth OF the Union. The ad-
vent OF the Annual State FAIR, 10 be held and ceie
sratcd this year IN Rochester, presents an opportu-
nifty for acknowledging the estimation IN which the
efforts OF the State Society held BY the peopeas
fas AS the influences OF Rochester may extend
As one among many evidences OF esteem, the city
authorities determined BY resolution to extend the
hosptahues of the city TO the Society, and 10 the
distinguished guests invited by the President TO at
tend the Fan and exhibition. Ia execution OF this
design, preparations are IN active progress 10
decorate Festive Board IN Corinihlan Hall, TO be
well aud iasteiully supplied with the and beau
uful productions OF the STATE 10 participate IN
which the Presiden, and ms Cabinet. the Envoys
and Ministers from Foreign Nations. Governors of
adjacent States, officers OF State Agricultural Soce
ties and o,hei prominent and gifted men of the ma
tion, are invited by the Mayor
Hvery attention VIII Re gwen 10 the comfortable
accommodation of the ladies and invited guests, and
all who attend this festival the center of the Hall
Will be occupied by the tables and seats Of the
stranger guests arrangements for seating about one
thousand friends will De made which produces a
regret that the capacious and superb iall cannot
admit larger number 10 honor the occasion
AT recent meeting OF The city authorities ana OH
GERS of the State Society, the following geniiemea
were appointed Committee ~ aid IN the reception
and entertainment OF the guests al the Hall
COMMITTEES.
p C. BvcHAN ALEx. Messy,
JAS. h. LIVINGSTON, l.. 4. WARD,
DR.. NJ STRONG, C. VI. LSE,
Isaac Hills. Tu0S. kENrSHAil,
J. Z. FoGe, JOHN WILLIAMS,
L. y. STRONG.
COMMITTEES or ARRANGEMENTS
w. A REYNOLDS aud ID. NJ. DEWEY.
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WESTERN ANTI-SLAvERy SoclErY.-Thi

WESTERN ANTI-SLAvERY SOCIETY This
Society which is of the Garrisonian stamp held It's
anniversary near Mount Union Stark Co., OHIO on
Sunday Monday, and Tuesday last. The meetings
were held under the celebrated ObeTlin Tent, the
same used at Buffalo in lsis) and correspondent
OF The Cisrelqnd True Democrat states that less
than 5000 people were present, among whom were
800 ladies IN the Boomer dress. The prominent
speakers were Charles {. Burleigh, Parker, Pills.
bury and Miss Sally Holley, daughter of the late
Myron Holley, Of Rochester, and a graduate Of
oberlin The meetings are represented 10 have been
very enthusiastic and harmonious
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01

OFFICERS TO BE Chosen. BY the Official
notice Of the Secretary of State, we learn that the
following State and County Officers to be voted
for In this city at the election IN November
Judge of the Court of Appeals, in the place OF
Samuel 4. Foot.
Secretary of State, in the place of Christopher
Morgan.
A Controller. IN Me place of Philo G. Fuller.
\ State Treasurer in the place of Alvah Hunt.
An Attorney General, IN the place OF Lew :. Chat
field.
state Engineer and Surveyor, m the place of
4 Canal Commis, ioner in the place OF Charles
Cock
An Inspector OF State Prisons, IN the place Of
All whose terms OF service viii expire on the last
dav of December next
Also a Justice of the Supreme Court, ;or the FIRST
Judicial District IN the place of James q. hlng.
whose term Of service VIII expire On the last day OF
December next
Also. Senator for The Third. Fourth, Fifth and
Sixth Senate Districts, m the place OF kichard >
Williams. Carkson CrolluS, James W Beekman,
and Edwin ID Morgan " hose terms OF service WIZ
expire on the last day OF December next
County on, ers to be elected for SAID County
Sixteen Members OF Assembly.
4 Register. IN the place OF OOFneilus V. An
4 Recorder, in the place OF frederick A. Tall
madge.
Thomas J. Oakley and John h. Mason.
Judge OF the Court OF Common Pleas, III me
place OF Daniel p Ingraham.
4 Surrogate IN the place % Alexander w Brad
ford
A Commissioner of Streets and Lamps, IN the
place Of Jacob L. Dodge
Two Governors OF the Aims House. IN the place
of Simeon Draper and Francis K. Tllou.
All whose terms OF service Will expire on the last
day Of December next
Also. there IS to be elected Justice for each OF
the six Judicial Districts into which the City OF
New-York Is Distracted, pursuan, 10 Chapter 5l4,
Laws Of 1851
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DELEGATES TO THE WoRKINeNES's STATE

CONVENTIONAL meeting OF the Delegates TO
this Convention from this city and vicinity Is to
be held q, TIE Gio5e eiIice Gland Reform Head
quarters No log Nassau 81, 18th >tory,) on Tues
day, at 3! p NJ, 10 make arrangements for an
attendance al the National Reform State Con
vention to NEE, at Albany on "Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01
OHIo.-It is announced authoritatively

that Hon Salmon p Chase, of the |. ;. Senate,
designs voting the whole " Democratic" ticket at
the ensuing election. This accounts for his alb
scnce from the Free Soil Convention. J W.
Vance. leading delegate of the Free Soil State
Convention, also proclaimS himself boiler"
and declares he shall not support" X. Ran
ney for the Supreme Judiciary, and corrects a
misrepresentation that he opposed the nomlna-
ton of Beamy StOrer by the Free SOllers for
that office. Mr. Vance was opposed to making
any nominations for Supreme Judges at all, and
not to Mr. Storer or any one else. Party ties
hang loosely on the leading politicians OF Ohio, It
is quite certain.
VIRGINIA. Jeremiah Morton, (WhigO
and James F. Stroller are candidates for Con
gress in the IXth District
GEORGIA.-A Teachers State Conven-
ton Is to be held at Macon, October 30
NEw-HAMpsHIRE. The death of Hon.
Luke Woodbury. leaves vacancy IN the Oppose
ton nominations of that State. Mr. Woodbury.
was selected for the office of Governor, with a
good deal OF unanlmlty, and would have polled
as large vote probably as any new man. Nh
7 p Treadwell, formerly Secretary OF Staie,we
believe, was the next highest candidate before
the Convention, the delegates of which Will
probably he called together again 10 make new
nomination. James Sullivan and Judge Redlng
are also proposed. The Wing State Convention
i about 10 meet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01
From EuRoPE.-The steamer Atlantic

Capt West, Is overdue from Liverpool, with
four days later news from Europe The Allan
lanuc's advertised day OF sailing was the Goth.
but as she had not arrived out on the 10th. it Is
very likely she did no, sail on that day, which
may account for her non-arrlval here
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01
~A r STEWART IL Co., will open

,heir new Store Monday the Sth OF Sept next heh
they will offer for sale and elegant STOCK OF DfcSs
and Fancy Goods imported expressly iOr the o. tsio
10 which ihey RESPECTFULLY call the attention Of the iohdS
and the public Broadway, Chambers ana heane-s"
au3Q IT,
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From BRITISH GuNEA.-By the arrival
OF the bark Montezuma We have files Of The RoyaI
Ge-stfs OF Georgetown. British Guinea, 10 the l2th
ut, but fnt DO news of importance. \ vessel had
Just arrived With az invoice OF C0ohe laoorers from
the East Indies. Twenty-'hree out of e3f shipoed
on toard al Calcutta, died on the passage.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, MONDAY, SEPT l. 1851
For Europe,

The next number of The Tr15ua@ fST El1'psnn
Circulation viii be issued TOMORROW MORN
ING at o O'Clock. II will contain all the latest
news up to the time Of going 10 press. The Cana
d. sails from Boston on Wednesday, at l2oclock'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01
IMPORTED CARPETING-PETERsoN


have Just received. packet ship Newlork, additional
supplies Of rich and elegant Velvet. Tapestry and Brussels
10 whch they INVITE the OF the public and meI-
chants from the couRrY assuring them our stock VIII
fayoraby compare with ali others now IN the city Weoer
hem full 10 per cent less. auS Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01

tV Yonkers, Tar, town, and Sing Sing
inhabitants visiting NewYork and landing at Hammond
s., are within five minutes walk OF II TOWNSEND Co
extensive Garrett and Dry Goods concern, Ne 7tl Gteen-
wchst Amos. whore may be found splendid three
ply Carpets at and shhngs yard Ingram al from
H. shlings Also, glt Comces. rich CaShmereS SINS
Mantls Nehets Mennoes nc, cheap from Auction
ausO StSM&Ws
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ARRIVALS FROM HAyrL-We learn from
Capt, Allen Of the brig kossu;A arrived In nineteen
DAYS from Jeremle, and Capt Kenney, of the schr.
salem, from fort-au-PTince, whence he sailed on
the 18th instant, that all was quiet al the Island
when they sailed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01
DEATH AT THE NEw-YoRK HosPIrAL.-

An inquest was Yesterday held nj ihc e"'lotA
Hospital upon tie body OF Patrick PicAey, native
Of Ireland IS years Of age, who died on saturday.
m consequence of INJURIES received on the I'D OF
Aug. by being Knocked down by railroad car At
Newark " J. HIS left arm and one OF ms RIOS were
fractured and the left mp seriously Injured Yer
dict accordingly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01
BEWARE OF Poison

BEwARE OF Poison -
Deeterous stuff Is selling
Round the streets. al store and dwelling,
PurWtIg IN name 10 be
LYONS Insect remedy
Touch not 'tls with danger fiie
Blu, not, not, on your life
Go to LYONS broadway store,
Marx the numher-3-2t
LYONS Magnetic Pow der aud pills for destroying insects
and on, be had al the depot No 4, aud OF
spectacle druggists an2S stDtW~
~ FowLERs d WELLS, Phrenologists
and Publishers Clinton Hall 1871 Nassau-st the Park
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01

~ We see il stated in the Buffalo pa
pers that Daniel has settled the SUIT instituted
asains, Rust for private damages, for SEQ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01
Tur CAnpE1 TRApE.-The carpet deal

are making ertensve arrangements for the fall cam
naign MessIs PETERSON & HUMPHREY, whose etten-
sye store Is on the corner Broadway and White 81 nave
now 90 hand magnificent assortment # the most sPlehola
s The most reasonable term The ladies' are now looking
out for their supplies of fine cSpetngs ana we nave no
doubt that Messrs PETERSON HUMPHREY VIII
lsrge amount of the trade auSV' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01

q, ssupg new style. always tells the public what HE
thinks Of and then waits for ther response re hs oons
20 IA reesrs hs all Hat for 1851 The reply has come IN
an syalsncbe Of custom sch he did not anticipate 50
syIv IN ne season Great the demafdis however the
facilities OF ms manufacturing esrab ment ana
be ereons Of between one and two hundred first GLASS
,yo,k men enable hun 10 meet The prce FOUR DOL
LARS as usual but the Hat uanscends an hal nave pre-
,eded a and defes while II invites competition .
CEsIN No. pa Rroadway. OPPOSITE 81 PanIs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01

PANORAMA Russel's Panorama of a
Whaling Voyage around the World Is IN town, and
with be open for exhibition IN a few days.
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Opposition WARD MEETINGS. The Tam

Opposition WARD MEETINGS. The Tam
many General Committee whom every one had sup
posed had become defunct) mas issued an anonymous
call for meetings IN the different Wards Tuesday
evening, to make arrangements for representation
OF the CITY Democracy at the state Convention AZ
Syracuse, Sept. 10. The meetings are ordered 10
take place between the hours of = and Pm and /,
Is further provided that the election shall be BY bal
lot and the Delegates and their alternatives be voted
for directly, except the Districts comprising more
than one Ward. and IN those Dlstncts selected oy a
District Convention OF fve Delegates, to be chosen
rom each Ward The polls are TO be held at the fol-
loving places
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AnHERrI.EnENr

An impression having gone abroad that We nave
advanced the prlce o. board AT the HOWARD HOTEL
to Tp0 dolars ant haf day. the same as the AstOr
and Irving Houses, We desire 10 make known 70 the
,,ilic that our CHARGES are he same heretofore,
Two DoIL,Rs PERp,Y CLARK & BAILEY.
New York. Aug 30, ISL
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~ Hr FRANK IS an Agent fr the sale OF ~ l' n
m Lancaster. Pa. H. receives tse Ere"h9 h'''' ~
mining
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II See Third Page for some new AM
Interesting matter.
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More about the Fillibusters.

,a,ernal blessing ana fraternai love God and
M blessing with YOU LOWS KOssUTH.
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IMPORTANT TO HOTEL. KEEPERS AND 9TH

HRs-The Subscribers manufacturing and offer for
Machine which supersedes the
vi ironing putting beautiful gloss ON table bnen sheets,
&c, with great rapdty One person with the Machine
NAV do as much work as SIX with smoothing irons They
are Of patters occupying space OF only feet by
feet Prices from $40 SEQ References gwen as to
their utility aud use. DUNCAN WEST,
au27 3tMM&F' 81 BeskmIl-st ST. NJ T.
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S2 NAssAU.sr-Boot-m makers Union Asso-
.,atisa Rnts Shoes aiers at retail for wholesale ces

~ Acute Business men, who have
charge Of Large establishments, begin TO reaze the
and towns Of the choice selection can be nai
Al the Advertising Agency Of '. PALMER, tribune
Buildings
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~ G. B. ALvosD Will Introduce the


BIRD cor Pine ard Nassau SIS socits the aeq , o,
.,,,,n ..sson IL wal be introduced Thursdy
18th INST II possible Of enhanced quality OF iao'
anu 49,. ,1th 1854 BIRD, cor Pine and NassaU-sts