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M EMBERs OF THE LEGIsLATURE

M EMBER.o OF THE LEGISLATURE
Ava are solicited TO call and examine my stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING, at No. 1871 Main e.
Having now open my second supply Of wiater cissh-
ing. am prepared to furnish all OF the very lakese
styles out OF eli qussisie and every srtscxe to be
foand 10 q Clothing and Furnishes Ronse> Being
aeternined 70 reduce my stock very low By the i5th
of January, all in want OF good and we'll made Gct
iua, at unusually low prices, for cash, will 6nA
greatly to their interest to give call before pux-
chasing eiseahebe. 80
J. u GOODMAN, No. Isl Main at
Opposite Eagle Squaxa,
NJ have on hand also good supply of Trucks
and terpet Bags = III
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NUTS.-Ahnonds, Pecan Nuts, Walnuts
IN Psin, Nuts and tleerss. large supply anl II
fresh, ls reeasvsd pr ssAs. 0leso aud 81 ssIe =
.. bONAyITA & CO.,
- he. n M&ta xrpet
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h1NIliE.IT a. AhUEhSON. CORNER Q

h0GGEIT x AkDEhS0N, corner ol
AF Tairtserth aud Franklin streets, dealers 70
Fret..A snd Auericsa PAPER HAE0IHGS, CUR,
tain GOODS, Cornices, Bands, Cords Tsssels snc
9inps, Fleor and Table OIL CLOTHS, MEttiu gh
Nisdo-g Shades and BEnds beat eurled Hair aud
Shncl MATT TTRAsSES, FEATHER BEDS, Holstert
and Pillows, heye on baud the most extensive END
Ole gait stock OF tae above goocs for the fi taoe
ssnshle terms Wholesale and retail. Paper Hanging
snd Uphog-eing attended prornpty in tee city OF
coentFy call from our fireman and the public een
eraiiy Is respectfully solicited sc lT--5ni
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NEW U6--yust received, per
IN Adams Il Co.'s Ekprcst-
Eaiencis Pinids aus Plaid Rev ei'ka
Plaid and Plain DE Laines, al oolors
Rre1ch Her7ntes God Velvet Ht5cns
Lace snd Muslin Sleeves
5iusu Lace aud ta<onet CGfAaxs
Plaid and Printed Rarneis fer cs,Adrea.
To which We cell abe aftension OF the lsdi5a
WARREN l. PERKINS
Arh No Ii Eagle SQGare. ?
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IU hE7 eHts' ''i4nAsr's" 'la hse Hhis
Dark and Pole BRANDY
O.d JannsIca RUN, 10 bottles
Apple and Peach BE.AhGI
Ir1ih aud Scotch NHfSkEE--5ot safe ~
Ses WILLIAM EGGLkSTCn.

4 lsuAL.-GUMBkRLAkD Goa LII
~ atn prepared 6stiseT the yosy best nFss,se %
CuH.he eIiaad Coal 1t i she best Craze 1ce. hsM \,
1seS- lt ts pfoasxneea by perons whc hsse 49, "
70 ere II ryiai VIII have their orders gasiIsr,
El.ed. yHO. w WRIGHT
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- FOX REhT--A house and lot of
ksI tonr sores, well ecesosed, mile from she
GVrI OcgtioI, III exeeiAent ness hboraeod. Apply
20 WA. GOULDfk,
DO fT-tf Governor SSteet
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ALD JAVA, Costa Rico, Miniiia, Ia
" gIaIsa 80 Ris cQFFKka for sale " .src.
Dc: WILLIAM E0GLE61On.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09

We 10 not know whether any ofthe gentlemen who have
this week devoted thcmseyosto breaking up the Won
ansRiah Convention or the other gentlemen who have
row succeeded in spending three sessions at Meropo
Titan Hall in silencng regularly appointed and admit
ted Delegate, will ever be ashamed Of their passion
and brutality but We have little doubt that some of
them wl live 10 understand their own folly At any
rate they have accomplished very different thing from
what they now suppose For ii il had been their earnest
desire Ia strengthen the cause OF NOmans Rights.
the, could not have done the work hall ofecualy
Nothing is so GOOD for weak ana unpopular move
meut as this sort of opposition. Had the Womans
Convention been allowed to 90 through its discussions
in peace tlcy would nave produced On the public no
other effect than that legmaely resulting from their
essential wisdom ana truth. or the opposite. Had
Antoirette Brown been allowed to speak al Metgopoi-
tan Hall her observations would certainly have occu-
pied but fraction OF the time now wasted and would
have had just the weight proper 10 their sense AMI aP-
positeness, and no more But instead OF this tie
Woman's Convention disturbed. and It's orators
slcncod; tie consequence VII be that thousands Of
reorlc throughout the country, Who might Otherwise
not have known Of It's existence. win haze taeir att,n
ton called 10 it AMI eir stmpailes enlisted in rs BE-
lalL 50. too. when Antoin1fte Brown is put down by
Rev Sir Chambers al bis cole. CUES. and denied VIA.
is ler Gle right as member OF he Temperance Con-
ycnton by voei!orous mob. con posed. we arc sorry
to soy very largely OF clcTsmen. every impartial per
son rorson sees that she is surrounded with prestige
and importance which. wh-leycr her tllen.s IS d
s,eahsr he could hardly lepe TO have -tainsd Many
who question the prop-ic. q wonans appearing il
public viii revolt s.; the 1aeeiuso one who has filI
20 sp sk and claims simply 10 exercise II on proper
occ.si,n There is in The public uri OF ,' country,
am instructive love Of fair rlsy anl ire sre,ch sni
tley Who ou.rsee II icr any purpose Of TER o"a'
merely rem cree their opponents sad b,siowa mis-y
power IN 1is IDEAS they hate sn' vrail t.a s~-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09
VFEMONT ELECTION

BuRLNCToN, Thursday Sept z. ls53.
IL @ towns embracing the OF popuous ones the vote
fr Goy,.1or stands For Fairbanks Wing lol73 Rob
iI,on Dom s41l Buinard Free Soil $3.50. The re-
ma II towns " D materially vary from this ratio The
Anti Maine Law Wig appear to have voted Tor Robinson
in 'arle rumtcs
lie LEGISLATURE on which depends the choice Of GOV
error + WY close In e6 towns there ara ~ Wings y
Io r1s and 10 Free Soers elected In II towns there
Is 10 ,io.co Tho remaining towns vii be very nearly
Lasnced with a a'r chance for Wing majority but the
run % oe that the result may not be se,ed beyond d.
ute Until ;ho Leg Stature come together
Il quite yssbc that the Free solers vii hold the bal
anoe of rover in JOINT Convention Of the two Houses IN
Will case understood that the Democrats are 20 have
Ia Cov,ror and The Ere Sors the United States senator
Tie STATE senate quite uncertain. but the Wigs Ga
majority.
We have 10 returns Of County officers.
IoTofd u BcsroN thursday SEPT =
Iaurs received a; the Alas Office from lOl towns in
ydnorf give Fa,rlanks Wig l44l0 Robinson. Dem
y ESQ. Ira.rard Free Sol 1880
The Scraie r probably Wig
To the House we hear of the election OF Ga Wigs ~
Democrats and Is Free So'ers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09
TEE YELLOW FEVER At NEW ORLEANS AND
MOBILE
NEW ORLEANS Sep;emb

NEW ORLEANS September & 1883.
The total number Of deaths reported for the twenty four
hours ending tbs morn NJ ll6 including 95 from vel
low-icyer
Much ftver prevails all along the river The mail way
bl from 1hbodeaux says that the stores there are al
cood the town abandoned the Postmaster absent and the
a, rks all down with the yellow fever
NEW ORLEANS Monday sept 3 1853.
The total number Of reported this morning was
o. of which p were deaths from yellow fever This Is
vcry gratifying decrease
Nrw .ORIEAys. Tuesday sept q. 1883
In.ernenis reported this morning % including 6 from
yellow icyer
NEW ORIE,V- Wednesday, sept. :, lsj3.
The number Of dtaihs from yellow fever during the q
Lours ending his morning % onlya very consdera
be Georcase
MOBILE Monday, Sept 3 1853.
Tie number Of deaths reported in this city during The past
a hours was A.. a3 Of them being from yellow fever
NOBLE. Tuesday, Sept 1883.
Tie number Of deaths in this city yesterday was 49, IN
gliding 90 from yellow fever
BHrIMoRE Thur.day sept :, 1883.
Tie New Orleans papers Of Friday last are received.
Tie, record the death Henry Price Of Lyons Nw York
ard Mar c. wife Of Abcrus Alien, Of Philadelphia
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THE LATEST NEW :
RECEIVED
RY TELEGRAPH.
AFFAIRS At WASHINGTON

sr.-ssl 2 .,aiai & The = Y Trf'uaf-
W,sHINoToS. Thursday Sept :, 1873
VI, HIATT the Editor of Tie Rochester AdreTi.'er and
Cousul 10 Annoy charges The Ca0H whose articles e1
r-e, he PRESIDENTS sentiments with aiming to Abolition
ze the y, rnocratc party. Should Hyatt be deeapfa'ed
On c be urIrstd
u Dck nson Is reported in high quarters as speaking
,.e,, sdverse 10 the Administration Breakers ahead
Thre wa IN extra Cabinet session day France ana
Cha were on The taps, bu, there was no decision
Nollt Towner OF Conn is appointed Consul to Barol
does
The Treasurer Of tic United States day received $1,000
fr n Rev. Hickey The name Of the peniient Is not
given Qus.
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LIE YEwYoRK wEEKLY TRIBUNE for sept 10
THE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUSE for this week
contains the fnlloN ing:

THE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week
contains the following:
IEDTTORIALs TIE WoTi1's Tenperanes Coarerir: Cor
Seward 3 Senator. Knszlxn Poicy-i-s Leassas Spin.
Tie Aus;r1s1 Protss Slavery Csbs. Two
The fal Esction. Free IIsts Il Lsbsr; SeEing NJ
chsDsf. The Csrso- LeaEre. Hon T. z S-z.-o7 ke
H.. CORREsPOEDESCE A Letter from CoyTssD0nisu
a G On fte Oriental Question Leter from " lstlas
fbog; the PTsstents Lvfrss, Letter from WlE7s
barre Pa cesbrz scere q Crvslry and 5l0odsae1 &c
UI..REtIEW or THE WEZK Gva+ n 9 e5.dsasei I'D
The n have
erusc n tic uLisd ST. ;es n Mexico ard he " ct IL
dies &c
IyEURoPEAs sEws Al The raforisa, iHssssues BY tie
Atsntc
Y.TEMPERANCE. The PrJceednzs Of The Whole Words
Colveu'or slso The Dong o. Ils Worlds ConTsr,ioa-
V.WOMANs RIGHTS. 7 be Proceedings q ihe Wonsas
K.gtfs ConVeution
VII DISCOURSE Or VICTOR HUGO q. Tomb Of L0uss
Julisn Freneh zile
vIIISEH PUBLICATIONS. Review Of z. PesLLae Smiths
snBsl q Polrcsl cooony.
XII At tn NV POINTS he eenc.1foa o o. r
y Hsc1 RasPleteT. Dsssl-sr
X.CRYsTAL PALACE An article q The Farm Inpeusnf'
exhibition
uAGFICULTUR W est Drilling IL Ohio; Saving
s'ec. Laying Ont surte-s nssA Asiicaltars-4 f-'ss
FrTUA
xII..T GRAPHIC. Tic Latss. .'ers BY 7ele-r.2h
XII MARIO md DEATHS
KY. .H FIfW o. n MARX T.
snse oorios n aT1e be Obtained tie des IL ths
CourtiIs icon q moTuilz Prce g. eeau.
sCEcrn7Iov ,op7 joy year -. three CORES )
eoTss eopsss 81 80; wer.y eopss 10 or al
Srcfsj 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09
The pemoerati, Primary Meetings.

l.. ever rr he Demo rats favorable 20 the Barr Gen
ora Comm. voted Directly for Delegates 70 the >yacase
ptro, rri, ,.e CONVENTION 10 be he'd the 18Th inst,
oS,,rt IN il j. IL Nth and XVIII Districts where Con
v.nous ! p hel tbs evening or Deegaics % Syracuse
IN some oi he Wlds tie names OF the voters
,ordd and a.tmrts at fairness manifested ard the usna
ln was layod 10 the Fourth sixth and Fourteenth
Wars rluCrg some few sights tearing Of clothes cursng
ard drinking and other exhibitions OF blllksuarln Incl
fItto;A, Primaries and novel fea.urCs were ELECTED
We icrb,rr sy NJ lie disgusting deals and content
selves will announcing he insults
Tie elections took pace uuder;he auspices ofhe Inspect
ors appointed b. The Denolratc General Comm ce which
ans 10 Do Gle legitimate successor Of The Hunker She'll
General Corlol HAVING The books OF that par0tc body
IN is Iosses. g. alourA TIE Tammany - hens have
olrdcC iIcm lou asscut Ing longer IN The Oh W-gwam
We evt below tie Der,.es and Aifrna.es far a. ap
ror.d IS o., Hard SLss VII tie Deegaios chosen to the
u tt Conventions TO be he'd this evening o- the eiec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09

Scr,to seward It s Understood wiz r rnr any s.,r1,--as
BE- esldl@ais Reelection lIlle-
We DO rot know what authority there may BE- for
the foregoing which has been for some days aao2. in
the journals but we do not believe there is any other
than an incidental remark in some Of Gov Stewards
letters his personal friends that he regards lis pub
lie life as terminating with his present term in tie
Senate. That such is Gov. Sewards impression. We
have long been aware bV! th2t he h2s ever declared
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09
rArAL RAILR0AD AccIDENr

H0slos THURSDAY. Sept 1853
About oclo,k ast evening train Of empty cars ar
ryed lie junction Of the Newburpor and Georgetown
Railroads or tie IurTose OF conveying kme large pie
ne rary when soon after stopping the locomotive eH
r'cIed viii tremendous noise instantly killing the ire
nan MIR sIofcrd Of GEORGETOWN whose body was thrown
d,teuce Of 10 rods from the scene Of the explosion
lie leaves wife ard Two children Ar More the In
e.ao,r lad jus; en- Tie locomotive and escaped without IN
.u-, slou-h m In Of The machine were thrown IN all
D..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09

r,,e 70 Syracuse and Is understood thar they are n
votie "a s.e eecton Of Aid Thos Bar, Chairman Of
:, r,,-o,,,,;e Republican Genera COMMITTEE.
W. Dr.TKIcT-XTIfi Ward-Terence McGui-e Mich
ole. Rsy VIZ Hs1coeh Jo,e3w stseTy ps;cs Psn
49, Jer,rnish Tewle. Terence acCabe. John >
Mscress x-,-r.t ri H. c.r-~ F7aa,
- $50 William Dan Elias Whitehead. Hanfort
80 xXf gers- Geo. Ryder, Wn- Joyce Patrick
Hi,fh John Lemon. Stuart Etier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09
Gen. CARY yesterday brought majority Of those
recognized as Delegates to the Worlds Temperance
Cnnr. utinn IN Affirm this nrnnnfitiOn

Convention 10 affirm this proposition
Reofe That the Of society have excled W oman
platform. md hther b. Iizii or wrong D. not
mime bit viii couiom our l al
the M 20 public us-ge and ekee
uarici aiiug IN The bic d.ot sions OF this Co1vtnion
l. the primary assertion here made Jadf Has
Woman been in truth eToladed from the Temperance
platform htLortol We have attended many Temper
anee Meetings Were TO woman spoke but we always
supposed her silence altogether voluntary not en-
forced We never imagined that, had a capable repu-
table lady rshod peak at one of these meetings she
would have been excluded from the platform or other
wise silenced Il the silence Of Woman hitherto has
been matter Of constraint then it is indeed time that
fact were proclaimed
But. whatever may be tie case elfewher II Is not
tie fact that in this State-no. nor in OhiO-has NO
man been excluded from the Temperance platform
Within the last two YEAR, very nearly If not quite ~
many Temrerance Meetings in our State have been
addressed by w,mon as by men. In Ohio. such i'd
drefsts lave been frequent and since Gen Cary LETT
home for thi. Convention. tie Temperance Women Of
his otra ooAs lav, held large and most respectable
Coay,L.,n. wherein many speeches were made by
Women and ~ those only with women as officers and
women TO ol,r. second and sustain Tie resolutions
sovlatoyeI l1ay be tLoueht Of the Generals logic he
j. entirely o.. in Ii, ia,.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09
rATAL RA!LKOAp ACcIDEYTs

SYRACUSE. y dne-day. sept 2, l''J
About oolock 10 day man named Patrick Gallagher
arenp;od 10 jump lrt car While The 'rl.n was in fui
motion bus lped and the Wheels passed over hs iet arm
aIdlee They were ompuiaicd bu. be cannot recover
An lnown nan wa- Killed last nigh. hy the O-wego
ran as he was waking on The ,lak The Locomotive
lued him into d,,h beside the oal scverng he head
n, IL lffv
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InlAL ID BIsHOr DOANE.

CsMDEy y j. thursday sept 1883
Tie Court Of Z .hoFs assembled a, 10 o'clock Prayer
u g,fed b. Bishop Lee The fret business IN order was
pa rcn to PRINT lie rpor and remonsiTanoe Of The Com
p. rae Of tn D.ocess rad YESTERDAY
long debs.e the Court a. u ocoek by Teas to
,-,,s.reased 20 Grnt The rnonsrance Of The Docess
j. Yeas 20 ~ Nays ordered he printing q the report
7,, re,t notion bere The Court understood % be
Rcsro1de-i 10 d.sni-ss The presentm-nt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09

Hail r.ohs mentioned as the intended envoy to s.
Pstsrshurg
From Consnninsye the general tone u coespondens
inic SITS that Engsnd j. losing FROM day osy her ere,
influence ard popularity in the East while France esa
ire in TIE proportion from the firm attitude she "A.
TAX IN during the whole oftheSe troubles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09
THE LATEST

Intelligence from Constsntinoyie. 10th Auyrs, hal
reached Vienna The Pore hal accepted the Collective
tote with very trfinc verbal modification. Col R.G
would leave on the seth with particulars thereof
Confirming the shove adgices frm LoniOn 81 he San.
date ssy The Turks are suxous for Pacific se;f
through the aid OF the four PcCrs but fhey require sOns
alteration in the that had been sent from Vienna
Turkish courier i 70 proceed n th, place the sh
with the note modified according n their wishss
We have further accounts II the reported troabx
in Servs but the dates given clearly Prince Al
e1sndCr george vitsch has LEFT his capital taking with
IN The archives of the State etc snd has retired - kra
cuavaich O town in thc uniains. lie had, moreover
called ont Oh the nstonsl militia amounting O. co. and
had srroried knshann commander in chef sud psbhe.
declared that lie would repc. any invasion whether Aus
tran Turkish Al th hsd caused the greatest excite
suf a. Belgrade The Soryians divided into par
stic psrsans Of the rtigEing Prince and The support
Of the ex family Of Ohnovich The latter have taken
o., cIpCrfuuy # putting all their agents a. wor in favor
Il ncc MiCsch and party sirnishes Of no deci
sc character 10 be- al hat have given rise to the
Il II Of an instruction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09

Tie Assistant Aldermen last night partially wakedup
to the danger Of cattle driving in the streets and re-
ferred to their Street Committee an ordinance to re-
strict Tie nuisance We fear that this is the last Of it,
r. however il should reach the other Board its defeat
is certain-not by being voted down, but by being
pocke,ed Tie Assistants voted to increase Detailed
Policemen Salaries from $500 TO 500 per year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09
nrIEcArEs no TnE pENocRATIc CONvETION

KOCHT.1TH, NtdnfsInY y pt- !, I-31
Tie Democratic Convt nfon IN tho Second District OF
Iiyircston County met Gen.seO today and elected
Henry II. C.alk. of Lima "Adamanfine, 10 the state
Con, cniion. by majority.
1le corner stone. ~ the plymouth Church in this city
We laid 20 day With aTproIate cerlmoucs Ii 70 be
larce and cGsrif oCtcl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09
The RECENT ARREST At NIAGARA FALLS-DIS
CHARGE OF SNEED.

BrrTALo, Thusday, sept E. 1888
Patrick Srecd aq Watson the alleged murderer OF Jas
L Jones Of Savannah who was arc ted al Niagara fals
some days since was this morning discharged from custody
iv Judge sheldon on the ground that the man was sup
rosod to be us tive slave and there paPer here to
detain HIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09
IAIER FRnM MEXICO.

NV -OnLFAN,, WCdnosdlv Sepf Is3I
W. arc IN receipt Of later dates from Zacaecas which
slate that great ssai, faction with Santa Anna mani
ftd and several States ar reported to have pronounced
aga Mt rcoen. eNactons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09
To coRREsP0NDEvTs

L., , ,, h. t,tn n sropvrnoss Communications Whatever
intended nserion mus. be suthenteatd ~ the name -
eddess Of the uccearly tor pgbAeston o- u
guartnfee Of biz GOOD faith
We cannot undertake return rejected Comnurieations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09

CossrL At BoaIEArX-1fs Boa.H mes 'onl1
diets bv suhcry tie report hat Col folh' oi Di-0'e
bss been ten6eIed The 81 continent o. No'N a. DO
- m, i'm. 81. 20 be o. oor7cc. hundreds Of 9th
=, -,,.,r. which elasua.e III Nsshinsion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09

The Adamantnes" Of this City held their cleo
tons for Delegates to syracAe last night Tonight
the sofs viii DO the same and the final battle will
be loueh. at Syracuse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09


H. Cfrr'o--on rarcr report Tie occurrence 81 great
.--.fe ne n-o ard lNl.eree Rivers. lne l,e-.
a. accounts was WiiiI il-ce feet = ils, -r s--l
[l,v Me- .cl IS s-u-cIle arriving 3. slTanlnh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09

The Asia arrived at II O'Clock last night, with three
days later dates from the Old Worl. There is no
news Of importance The war excitement was dying
out and period Of stagnation was looked for.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09

IT AsslNTIT pIsTHlcr.-It Ua1f.-Alchllas d
lrcrd. John Dal,on. james Nekeou, Thouas Siewsri.
Ni.hsel Murray I'D UaTd.--John J. IaiL, theodore
Nci.-hclf. John ! Savage, L C.. Greeley, Lake Ksr-
iicar. -,- ,,,~
IN Dls1R'cr.-IIfi Hcrd-A- >. hctar-y. 3 -ialln
, 60 T,,-sr1 I-.kt. Ia,-.l- kll- p l.s lI-ek T.
mn )srr-Jc'r CalCv 80. Gag G Gen. l-1-, s p l1.
David Rrl1lu. Nii-l Sinclair
The.e Desases .e.t ls sv e2ins IL, Il sk-.la Oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09

AL,rr or FR,SKLN with Selections frOm his Writings
r. r,,s s,KcrNr Of Boston is in press and VIII shorty be
r1hE,bed by Philips sampson & Co. In preparing The
Msmo,r Mr. Sargent has procured some valuable mlcals
from reent French sOurces which VII be quite new 10
o. IN ri. country lie has also obtained facts from
,se psry Of John Adams which sFe found N no previous
n ,"o =, Ty.rtn An elegant portrait Of FaDsn aoN On
rrayed for the frs time from pc'aTe n 'A' 'ae'y o.
ycr,acs accompsnes tn volume rrcs'rtn' 's features
Of the shrcwd philosopher wh less OF 'e Old 'sy' 'ln
,ho current Hkenesses We shall looS Tor 10 "3.N VAIN
,Uch interest and lail to prove Na-aAo' 60"
,,,hu,;on TO our biographical literature
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09

The latest adyices from cw-Orlcans show most
gratifying decrease in the number of deaths from the
postilence Relief comes in freely, and the Howard
Association and others utiring in their charitable
ators.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09

Co,e,wr At NKwroRr-This entertainment j0'' wen
~, co,,sehak and the Germanians is sad to have
y! ~ =, zoo The artists played admirably. NJ Cots
,Ssk showed hmse the rival of Ih"lSers his execution
-, - desrca II Is the perfection Of high ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09

Some half dozen railroad killings mainly accidental,
appear in our dispatches this morning Another cycle
Of catastrorhes seems to be commencing