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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
TREATIES WITH THE ARGENTINE STATES
From The Ns'iOuol IuisIiiseuoer of YESTERDAY

From The Ma iOual Iuteliigauoer Of YESTERDAY
We mentioned net long ago that energetic and able
Representatives at Brazil and Buenos AyrCs Messrs.
S,hCnok and Pcndlcon had coujontly negotiated and
concluded two treaties with tie Argentine States. which
viii open cation and commerce the rich
tee Of the Rio de H. PLAZA and lis extensive tbuiaes
MIR Coke late Secretary Of Legation at Brazil has
arrived in Washington bringing with him, learn the
treaties Gllrdod To-
One of them was H. ned the 10Th Of Jlly. at san
Jose de Flores n Butns Ayrel with the Argentine Con
federation opening 90 Tho ha- Of al nations The free uay
cation Of the Rio de In Plata and IFS tributaries. the U
quay Parma, &c. similar treaty was siguod on the
same day with the Penpoteniiares Of Great Britain ami
France.
The second treaty Of friendship commerce and
nav gatipn with tic Confederation and signed on tAe
9TH of July az san joe in be State If Entire Rios.
Sir Charles Holman for England, the Chevalsr s..
George for the France and Mesrs Shenck ani Ponieon
for the United States, al acted unite dy and harm Jniousy
H. The negotiation of these treaties
We had the advantage Of being represented by very
able well firm in the persons Of Minister a.
Brezl and Charge at BueuOs Ayrcs, AMI 20 their
energy have doubt that much is due in accomplish
ing these important treaties
Sir Charles HOlham and Nj Schenck were the media.
tors who eff ciod the adjustment which led TO the raising
Of the siege Of Monevi1Co
Lieut. III J Page commanding the exploring steamer
Water Witch. and Surgeon Cater accompanied the Com
nissoners up the river TO Entire Rios.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19

Dpfciess Co--Assemtly.l Jerome Williams; Justice
Of sessious. Rel -ea,r Case.
Bonfconry Co-Di-irct Attorney, j. F. wetmore,
Cenaolsre, hy the Soft.
XVI HeTLimer. AoE4L0a, F4k9a all W1fg0nTy-
Sender Simeon w, nominated by the Harris
\ TI'or and GrccHc Senator. George Nichols.
Uorifngfoa C0--Assemby. @. Gen. David Barrett.
lately deyo.ed a. Superintendent BY the Canal Board
Hard Shell
Caondoga Co-Asst mbly. .. William NJ. Brewster. the
lately decauitsted Canal Negimsster at syracuse Nr.
L defined and JOSEF h Jaqueth Hard was nominated
Col,mbia Co.-Asse1lbiy- Daniel ID. Barnes Hard Of
Canaan.
Cn49q Co.-Assembly ?. Thomas D. Penhell Camien,
Soft
XXI-Jefsrsoa and Levis-Senator. Robert Lansing.
XAV-Iomykias. Seaeoa and lGfss-SenaIog, AyTon
Il. Lawrence soft.
Cosrga Co-Distriet Attorney. William Allen. By
the > its aud Landowners
C5oere C,-Assemblv /. Lemuel c Bennett ?. Her
man mans.
ANIL Co Senator. jonathan Hasc1li District
Aiielrcy A-ier =. Nichols, hards.
SeHr0H CO-Assemhly Amos \ Shelley District
Attorrev, Charles u Van WICK.
ia Jadicioi Dsstrid.-For Supreme Court Charles Ga
IN Hard Shell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
DIR. NEyIN AND MR.. GARRISON.

n "a, Editor Of TIE " y Trjsrc
SIR was very much surprised when saw myself re-
ported in your widely circ ugt paper having made
sttack uI6n William Lloyd Garrison and wrenchod his
and had AT length be taken on by my friends No
part Of this statement Is true in regard 20 myself
IL is true however that when attempting TO vim
dcate the Gospel OF Christ from unjust charges
made against it by Mr. Joseph Barker not long since
from Encla aud well known bold lu6del hr. Gar
rson did the uubecoming language reference u my
self which your paper represents him doing lrepea to
him with miduess and vet trmnoss felt il was due q
my professod Christianity and the advocating
DO Some ndivdusls Of the large audience. how
cid not feel easy under the charges he made as
did, and il resolved by one my youngest brother,
who il residing in this city, that be would ask Mr. Carl
son for en- apology. This he did Mr Garrison refused
10 give onC-and then my brother concluded 10 take
apology from his nose lie could not obtain from his
lips.
With regard 70 this undesirable affair can say that
had not q whisper If the intention Of my brother and
knew nothing about what had taken place until il ali
over lours respectfully, EDWIN IL. NEyN.
ftoadl 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
DEPARTURE OF THE BOSTON TIGERS.

This company of military lef our City yesterday after
noon fr home They escorted in the afternoon, al
Guard Capt Penis and tlo City ght Guard Captain
Vincent where hey parook Of collation. rendered them
by the City Guard Here general expression 81 good
epe wa exchanged between the companies AMI cheer
iIg with voclerOus ger" at tho tail Of each round,
wac quite prevalent at the conclusion Of the eating and
drinking Capt announced that they bad received m
invitation fom The Managers Of the Fair ct Castle
Garden 70 visit the Exhibition now open at that
place. and GREETED that the aenes OF the hoar prevented
compenies down Broadway TO the steamboat landing,
where they took their departure board The steamer
C. Vanderbilt, at o'clock, amid the booming Of cannon
and enc ndous cheering which they returned IN hearty
manner and standing the hurricane deck Of the boat
they their fur csps and white handerehsfs in the
a until distance removed them from sight They are nn
body Of soders having few equals among the citizen sol
dery Of our county aud objects Of general ainra
ton during their say in the City. They expressed them
selves highly pleased with their entertainment, here md
avowed thai tie occasion Of their visit this City would
rot soOn be FORGOTTEN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
NETWORK TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY,. OCTOBER 10, 1853.

5etts ard other States walked with bare and blooiy
feet uTon the frozen ground n NswlerseY in tha'
fuulei for freedom But perhaps have SAD %
-ttA 81 D. = ilaurch a. sAe y sad 10 oe on % sh-
trsn- Lar lhifr. Fut Washington SAL tl' aT- 2.
e. "a q ialitr- IT. hs conelrdag re srNs ne s'4
90 Nees.sI. Clay 6sl Calhoun in d-, .ellns, an ~as
Loudly sfi laced Ee save
Pc ~ q. .1-Cre -rd rastt'e ao= sal o-.vsr"
tnE Lal'a ro, OF Carl stoTu Company, vas toaste
ard E-Icrdfd bi fl.
L.et' IA'Iss wac toasted and responded in few ha
ncrrus rrrnaris
LIN Gaodal n the veternns was asocsliai unon -
sltsk 4 said that did Inn good 90 be thsr on the
oihtI ,le eiJod1n -oyeT in Nsw-Jersey. fLarghierl
He give
Ire health Of Capt. briggs was proposed snd he re-
sTonced.
CAPT Lskemsn propos.d the memory of Washington.
4eh Wa crank ii sIence. standing Music.
Lieu; CoL Cassll was called upon for sentiment,
WL-,L lie gave with a few ara, AMID applause
Lieut. Sarnderson real itcrs fom invited guess who
ia rot b. rres,rt
i Mayor Gi,h.i-' IN concluding his Letter. gave
4Ae eirT 4c1tH ~ &c Z r ef baaa-ihe Oldest m issry
20 e-a9 socss 60 b the o. The jerry Cfy C0laea
tri ohr i-fr ffnnre 10 eUlae - viTnr c,las- t1f
lChser
LeH.Ts were also read from }. b james, R. Lovely
and Others
By Capt Pratt
Ths n0J I10hPrted fshar1 Of - snl DEFENDED
By tteH on nay tTzns overprssd The oE a. 80 that a.
ucnz O. ere cff rl-. IT, Influence lApp.ll4s
Lieut.. Sanderscn offered the following
Ths Pyciu he Rsvc ui'on ally tie
~ GOV lie sscT aiull q a5erek Cleessl
+ l.. tclsfou Ersl.nitd.
Various otter sentiments were offered and responded TO-
Sorcs were surg. and the feet, tcs continued until ste
hour, 90 tie great satisfaction # The company.
To day he veterans visit Newark and viii be the guests
OF tte Neva.k Con,irentals, Capt Hand They vii re-
tuIl toward evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
LABOR CONVENTION.

A meeting OF the Delegates TO the Labor Convention
was tcd last ey ening al tie Fourteenth Ward HOTEL in
Grand IT, The President Mr. Morris, in tho Chair and
Mr. Lawrence acting as Secretary.
Ater the reading Of the minutes Of the last meeting
which were ado rted Mr. Marton Chairman Of NE Special
c, mmiee presented an address to the eborng mn OF
New York.
Motions were made and carried 70 strike ont those pOr
tiors Of The address abiding TO political matters and cen
surfing The press that have advocated the interests Of
capitalists against labor.
Afer some further discussion the address referred
bcch to the Committee with power 70 revise and have Z
printed in pamphlet form for circulation The meeting
hon adj med
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
MEETING OF LorOR DEALERS

Another meeting Of Hoelkeepers, Gcocers Importers
and other Liquor d. aer was held yoseriay evening az
the Shakfpere Hotel, Mr. Richter, President Mr.. Tick
ler SoCroary The object Of the meeting TO organize
eeotua opposition through the baotboN 10 the pro.
posed Maine Law Alter some conversation as 30 the best
means TO operg several sub Committees appointed
whose BUSH i 10 tho Wards AID organize all
who seree with them into joint Associations ato secure
e. large woe possible against Maine Law candidates
They aso propose TO form central organization and by
small weekly monthly assessments raise iund to pay
counsel defend any legal points that may be raised
against them There already several Associations
formed and the probability that The entire liquor selling
interest viii work man at tho polls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CLUB.

AZ meeting of tie Young Meas Dsnocra-c Nationl
Ciuh ttd ls' evening AZ TIER rooms az te StaYv3la
llsf.u'e Ar jas T. Rrliy in che chair. All " y c.
Iyrcn SftresrT. q WIS Hs0 ID ~ NJ CAs.lc n heaie
O. ~ cCr'uit 10 - Eve % appointed g. Al sores -
ICsc'ls eyfrssire of fhe afiatiln Of hs C. 10 No r3e
robe ssrd re b Messrs . Csn,r ana Ba.5a a. -f
erere, o Nr Cufire's hitter TIE motion w1s carried
rrd ne folcvr- ecnuli-t6e aprcns.t Ca ~ Neaie.
G. G. FREY Glutier, John Clancy Wn. S.n>'a't ,--3
4 Selr a. wio after 3ne de',hcrsio' 1-.scrt.d ths
frcw'nc resolutions which were unann,u siv acs7tsi
al received With lovd cheers
T-ro That d. pc-csra-v q this CRY hrery i0-r3rs
con-iued "a ace renig 81 the aI, G-el
he tinrry lester az fA Hon Jam rhfa
ht. corfil. Nr tr'r ~ views nd - whole
Ea Ih.f ttsuks hrrby rcd tsa Chsrs
CCcror fr chiveFc COZ dr r. placing he besit NJ.
rrrs.r n nriy srd hlro-sb opposition he nlq-ec tfei
4 Guthrie snd e 81 whose advice ri ssa,oa &C
PrS Tha While re gvc cheerful support - ~ General
Adn sfsn p th- q part,
. NJ pcr hat A&nuisr'-ion l' % o. :, IA
fclfre soften viii rrrcrc 70 S1-e Pofs mr. % ''e
rror ~ ccrrn o. unhcy snce VIII those WI, b.
tt,a wien unsisrsby determined ne'e % 'ras
ssun
On motion, twas
hsf The cory Of these resolutions % eut % ols hron
@ Ccror srd Guthrie
Af.r rassage II these resolutions The Chairman read
over the list If the prop sed members for admission % the
Club, ard suy when read out for whom two almet
brothers did not pledge their honor s,ruck out.
Tbs aiding OF the names occupied long TINA sal vas
tedious that reporter leii before the meeting al
iourued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
INTERESTING FROM THE PLAINS

~ Illl
Letters from Santa Te announce that +. y. Aubrey
reached there the 18th u lie crossed the Sierra
vada 1T TecOn Pass 18th July and suck the RIO del
Norte ~ Lberato and reports the having OBJ
stfuccus for either RfrOad or wagons He found gold
ct the crossing Of the Colorado and other places also IL
y,r and copper ore in great abundance.
The md ais we're numerous and very hostile al1 had
fought their rart fr Thirty days woundng nearly nj Of
ien Aubrey received eiclt wounds ~ different times
lie fighting was chiefly with the " Garofes.
They met tribe Of Indians 200 miles west Of Seune, who
used gold bullets Tor their guns
II was believed that Governor Lane would get the Ger
t6cate Of election as Delegate TO Congress Geg0s was
said 10 have 300 majority but the vote Of San Miguel
County would be rejected as Illegal.
Fort Atkinson had been entirely abandoned, and every
thing removed TO Fort Reilly The road from Council
Grove 10 For Union entirely unprotected and Indian
depredations were expected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
RFCFPTION OF MITCHELL

meeting of the Officers ofthe IRISH nerican Military
CouIfres Of New loIk. Brooklyn WI. ans burg. and
fer he pure of Ierlecting their arrange for the
G, tll,A oiJoLn Mitchell. Ga notion Capt. Murphy OF
BE Montgomery Guard. was appointed Chiirnsn AMI
CeI' Nelly tie Ninth Regiment Secretary. Alter some
consideration, il resolved that address should be
delivered Iva Committee of the Whole soon afer hs
arrival a. b. should be prepared % receive IT, motion
then made 70 tie effect that monster se-enlle should
be given him the light Il his arrival here ihis
ton caused considerable discussion Il thou lt Oy
that wouo be a very uIteut matter % keep per
bar three thousand IL order vs. "a outs he pressure
Of he thousands # his admirers. numbered - tho
military twas finally decided to leave tn 'u9etopen
for further con liberation, and the eeing adjourned
Al an adjourned meeting Of the Committee having the
tston 20 Mr. Mitchell in hand IL resolved that The
Military Companies intending 20 join In the serenaie
should asstnlb. the Eagle Drl Rooms. at y hex
he evening Of &c irs day which the 1T
OF Mr. arrival app in the morning pap-rs, instead
Of at 10 O dock III tn PARK as .ly announced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
QUARTERLY MEETING OF EXEMPT FIREIEv

Last evening the association Of Exempt Fremsn held
their quarterly meeting in Fremans Hall. The attend
aIoe Of members was about the usual number. Tho chair
wss oocuIied BY Nj Philip w Eng President G. w
Wheeler Secretary After the usual business Of reading
the minutes payment Of duss and the admission II
men bers Mr. Engs continued his history u the Fire De
psrrneu Of this city from the year 1868 the present
tine. This history is quite youmn0as and exceedingly
interesting but il j. 10 be published for the bene6; Of
the association do not give any portion Of H. When
the President had concluded the following unsn
nioufly adopted
Elss,d Tat Of thanks b. returned Philip w Eazs
ale history and q the fe Dspsf
hs cfEcsdnE portion Of which read tbs sTsanz and
he rsssd the EKscutTe COMMITTEES Win
Fres.dtEl ior IL publication.
The meeting then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
MARINE DISASTERS

BOsToH, Tue sday oct. - 1853.
The chip Western Empire, from Liverpool Aug. % for
New ork put into Quarantine this morning shor, Of
ter She ban 90 passengers, SEPT p lat 49, lon 81 IN
hurricane from f. TO y. y L. loot fore and main topgal
liant masts mzzen-top mast, and sails attached
The Western Empire has prOceededtO New York in tow
Of steamer r. b Forbes.
The brig NJ Shepherd, from Para Sept 20, arrived at
Salem this morning reports that the New York bark Star
Of Tie East from New York for Para went ashore in the
river about miles below the city, whore she aned
two tides when she got Off with several feet Of water
in her, and had arrived OF tie city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
nEsTRrCTION OFA MAIL AND EXPRESS.


The cars containing the Eastern mall due here this
ing and Livingston Fargos Express packages was de
stfoyed by fire this morning between Cleveland AMI Co
hmAus II WINS igned by sparks from the locomotive
The mail YVES entirely lost but part of the express packages
saved
Father Gavazz lecturod in this city to full house last
night There was disturbance.
1he Annual Convent Of the American Christian Bible
Society assembled this morning in the Christian Chapel
Among the Delegates is the venerable Alexander Camp
bell
Lucy Stone is locuring here tocrowded houses.
The tial Of the parties charged with the Martha Wash
iupon onsIiraoy commenced to day, at Columbus be
fore Judge Mclean.
Tie money pressure still continues in this market Flour
is very dull at s. IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
WILLIANsBtrRGH ELEcTIONs.

TIE Democratic primary elections Of the First and SEE
rowdes took place Yesterday forenoon. snd passed Of
without disturbance The Ward and City Delegates meet
this evening o. make their nomination..
Tie Wig Electors Of Wiamsburgh meet IN their yar
ous Wards this evening for the purpose Of escng three
Delegates TO represent them in County Convention to
innate State Senator and County officer also eve
Del gates dominate City officer and hye Delegates TO
Inmiuafa u ard ofiafrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19

- Mo O''eaRs BHlle'ia, in rePh to an inquiry pro-
'.'ed IN Our columns states that Mr. w. p HARRIS
- democratic candidate for Congress in the WITH
T' OF Mississippi is not the man found guilty Of
e'ech N 1861 and dismissed from Office, that
., e having deceased some years since The pres
Rs' OF the sPPellStion is highly spoken OF 10y Tie
r. which also states that no man by the name of
AAow running for Congress in the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
OPPOSITION TO THE MAINE LAW.

q
On the 18Th inst number Of German citz ms me. in
The TCni Yard when series Of warm resolutions were
Iessed declaring that the American citizen: them aad
iiere sstmled regard the Total Abstinence doctrine, IN
it, present political form. the work Of Jesatis and
Prcsism Intended 20 brig certain property under the
control 81 Iresly Hiera-ches. II nee IL il AZ the
tme unconstitutional they consider Il alta upon
private rights, and publicly dangerous "a the free nstu
tors q tie United States IN It's gradual and inevitable
consequences unless az once confined within lc-dmro
bounds Therefore, while recognizing the opinions ~
each aud every citizen nyolabe they VIII cast their
votes for candidate in CITY State who has not con
yiuc CIV shown that be Is fec from such anaiicism.
4 {, mmree OF five was then selected 20 obtain from
tie various candidates written Remuneration Of any
tlolm,rt 90 ho obnoxious measures and promise - ~
pose their passage.
It W.. ne, received that the union and cooperation Of
other Nsrds should be requested and Committee OF ten
was appointed 90 perform tina. service.
In OF the candidates should consent % pie lge
thou- lyes IN the manner above designated other p9r
should De nominated in their stead suhseqIe
meeting, and finally sustained q, the polls
The Partially Of City officers in the distribution OF IL
censes bitterly complained Of BY resolution stating
that they had been denied to the most respectable and
deserving Landlords and granted 70 the most unprncped
Measures then adopted raise money for the pur
pose 81 legally sustaining the rights asserted At this msot
he-oight DAYS being the time specified within which De
cisivo action must be taken
The resolutions of which the above sentences contain
the meaning and spirit ordered TO be published In
tie German psrcrs Of New N0lk
On the evening e oct u, assemhage of German
voters Of the Sixth Ward together At the iobeNsn
House Pearl and unanimously adopted the resolutions
Of the Tenth Ward meeting, and appointed like Com
miifees.
Another German meeting of the Nineteenth Ward MAJ.
uraliz,d voters which in Forty tourthst Satur
day evening last expressed sentiments and adopted reso
lutions similar 20 those OF the Tenth Ward.
meeting of French, Belgian, and Swiss Wine dealers
called together the SbaksPere Hotel SATURDAY even
r1. 18th inst not fully attended a. had been OK.
pected probably because Juens Concert for the French
Beneficial Society, occurring the evening, hal
attracted many Of those who would otherwise have obeyet
the call However Committee appointed % trait
revolutions and arrange organization for the purpose ct
combining with other organizations of the Kind al
ready existing During The meeting depuiation of Cor
mans presented themselves, aud laid before the assembly
Ccmmtfee II tho Sixth and Twentieth Wards second
committee was selected for the purpose # taking 7ubscEp
tons and collecting money Further action postponed
10 a future
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19

ArsrA oF MENBER OF CoSeRESs-The Hon
Nopr.1 ~ Wy member Of Congress elect from XXIXth
al. az, sfct has resigned his seat He is induced 10
no NJ. BECAUSE Of the extensive railroad contracts
h had -. as entered and which he will BE- unable as
sc,,.'. 80 % close before the meeting of Congress
'''' VII b elected in November
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19

Coencisn mut he on the same ticket and aso the e.
Gontrncct en- same. Adopted.
Taat he Commissioner q Repairs and Supplies aaysr-
tie tor proposas for fso alarm bells 81 10000 lbs
earll AGoys,d.
Fvm Board Of Aldermen resolutions designating phases
81 lolci cle .tcn Polls. end sf>oinnS l1si0Stors OF
k.f.toU IA yericrs " arts. Celcgrrod IN
solution pointing insrecors u hecno1 IN soveuth
Wac Amended by subS'ifu'iug IN Flrst District, An
hoEy 7. Gallagher Tor jackson 5. Schultz. and ~
ane nGed cons u,-aud H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19

weare happy to observe that. although the fighting
Nllsr Of The COuri1 and ERqaiyr is abroad engaged
ademoiisAing Tie London Tm,s, the spirit OF the
regular amy yet abides in its columns Inspired by
spirit 1ae C0Hrier declares that th, leaders Of the
YPoung armies viii not operate according to the die
-" OF eOumOn sense and strategic science because
Ney VIII adhere to their national modes of fighting,
~ me IuIk always gives a sweeping cut Bravo for
It tesu army Nothing like sticking to ones trade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
PUBLIC MEETINGS.


TX Gov Seward arrived in town last night, and pnt up
al lie Astor House lie viii deliver the Annual dress
before the Aer an Institute tomorrow evening. the
Broadway Tabernacle As this j. Mr. Stewards "nrst ap
peaIanoe before New loT 81, presume there
win De much curiosity 20 hear lin. Tcko. which arc
free Of os can ne obtained ~ Castle Garden at the Amer
lean Institute Broadway of the Managers OF the Fair
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
CITY POLITICS.
Democratic tson, judicial Convention.

Democratic (sonl judicial Convention.
An adjourned meeting of this Convention was held las:
nigh, al Tommany Hall when after long session the fol
lowing ticket made up;
Justice 81 Supreme C0ugt-Thomas ". Clerke.
Justices O. SpP,ror Court-Rober Enmei Lueias
Robinson. Archibald Hilton
Jsdgc Of ComRoH PlcGs-Chares p. Daly.
Htsfrtcf AuorTcy-Chauncey Shsffer.
GorcyrOr of Aims Horsc-Danial y TemsnD.
Mr. Csrke and Judge DAILY are on the HsrdSheI ticket
Mr. ShsTer is the Temperance Alliance nominee for the
same Office as above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
TENTH WARD WoMENS ALLIANCE.

number OF Maine Law ladies Of the Tenth Ward met
ct Botanic Hall No 90 East Bfoaiway Yesterday after
Loon tor Il purpose Of forming Women Temperance
Alliance. Mr.. Eliza Hague, No 20 Bayard st. Mrs Mary
j De'mar No % Walkerst and Mrs Sarah Rush, were
appointed Committee 10 collect the names u ladies' Of tho
ard favorable to the movement and report At an al
iourned meeting 10 be called by them Ms Vaughan was
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
Y ! sTATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION

IRESI0H, Ilesday, Oct. y, 10.
The state Temperance Convention met here today.
Sylyerter Brdsa1 Of Camden, appointed Chairman
and Jacob S Yard, Of Mercer, Secretary series Of
reeolu,ions were adopted after considerable bate,
pudiating the idea Of forming third party and warmly
indorsing Hon Joel Haywood, Of Ocean County, the
candidate Of the Temperance party ior Governor. The
Convention then adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
Mninc LEV Nominations.

Prfna,7 o-Asscmtly Narvn Wilson Ph,ips,own.
Columbia C0-Assembly, l. Jacob Ten Brock Green
port 2 Seth Daley, Cha'ham
II ABqny and Seleneofody-Scnator, Bradford R..
Wood Dem.