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D9 The Indiana Sentinel says more
money has been lost by the banking systems
Of the United States than would make
double track railroad to the Pacific, and
build school houses for the education of
every child in the Union. With these facts
looking us sternly in the face, will We still
rush on to the precipice?
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-13

nj G. SULLIVAN, Cabinet Maker and Tn
Vl. dertaker. Furnitsre neatly repaired, eaned
and vanished All orders will be promptly attends
to at the Old stand Gate J. T. W Thompsop's) Est
between 18th and 18th street north side ian IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28
pOARD or FDTCATION.

A.recsl meeting Of the Board Of Education was held
or Wednesday evening 81 the Hail. corner Of of@h' 1
Pre.enf. Ba.tus c Benedict Esq, President and Il
Commissioners. u, n, -.
Immediately after reading the minutes, the Board pro
cedd 10 tie consideration OF the Report Of the Commit
tee on Normal schools in compliance with resolution
raised 0t the last meeting
ON motion II Mr. Murphy the Board went INTO Commit
tee Of the Whole. Mr. Murphy in The Char
The Committee ad0dted the following
IN Teshers below ice grade % Prime pa u re gper se1
svrt rth fscltrs q upca rec1aulnn - ne t.y Slps
udert east " the insp-ctors % me 80 =.
Cd-ou Srhocs. she Teachers ID q.
Fveuas shoh Dung le iers Of thess sehoot saS p
lttfnd rciualg aid ltz 1rf - 81 - +. -
Cor uiittes aid tie School Oaeeis q 'ns " 80 -
g and Fe.. Normal Schools shall bold thsr sessions Il
The Hal O TIE board OF Ed-cstion" -. r q,
Tie schools sha be under the care and instruction ol
Priuc;ral and such other Teachers a. ul2y - nees'af
who shah be appointed By the Board % tdlcalon, ana
subec, TO the rules and regulations Of the Board OF Z
cation the school shall De under the supervision Of ne
Executive Committee Normal Schools
After considering various other p-opcsliiOns ana
Ineuts the committee rose-repOrted progress e1e a'A
leave to ST again. which was granted
Rcports-Mr Meeks presented Reports O. The Finance
G, nntee. recOmmendng appropriations Tor renL a.,
also ore containing estimate Of he amount ree- ~
Of the Board the Isl November WheA WIZ
adopted. .,.... f,,,,,i.
tee with bills for sundry expenses Of me boAEa feo'
mending their payment Bdopted III. -,
Resolafl0ss-By DR. Hibbard-Ihai the 81 ea4iy4
tn Seventeenth Ward Officers FOR ediitionA4 scnoC
ccrnoiations be taken frOm the Committee on y.
Scbools and referred TO the Committee on baAlins'
opted 49,. NJ, ..-;u, -, cart ain
,01as a, IA; Hal 81 ias B9as5 Of Edaesh0a-''s 'a'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COM
MIIIEE

The meeting OF this Committee. IN their room % The
Sr,Vc ant institute We'd esdgy evening, showcdimp
mon; In attendance and increased spirit the part If the
"Adsmautinos' The Chairman Thomas y Barr, and
Secretaries Gl0ccr and Ripley their places at an
early hour with fun quorum Of Ward representatives,
Among the membership present we noticed T. b
Hart and John Wheeler. and several Custom house
officers nothing dsuned seemingly by the dismissal OF
their Chief Collector Bronson la their speculative colo
quies these latter gentlemen oNinced determination II
Give Mr. Secretary chance TO seek lower deep oil!
folly In letters 10 them. dismissal a. he may fancy
Ii was whispered around that series o. most pungen
resolutions onshnC the course Of the Administration ~
the removal Of the Collector would before this meet
ing for immediate action But none such were offered
However Committee Of FIVE consisting Of john Clancy,
J NJ 81 John T. Il Hart. C. b. Mead aud William Iur-
nure was appointed to da resolutions expressive Of the
"ndiuant sense the National Democracy in regard TO
"the oval ~ the Collector Of New York for his refusal
ito become the tool of Van Buron, Marcy & Co.
This Committee asked for further tme which was
granted in order prepare the strongest and fullest ex
preston possible OF their Indignation They VIII report
to On adjourned meeting 20 be convened this evening ex
presy to hear their report Judging by the above quoted
Instructions the spirit of the meeting last night ana the
constituents Of the Committee something even beyond
the resolutions already passed by the Young Democrats
IN their Club msy be anticipated The removal OF Judge
Bronson evidently regarded good and legitimate
capital Ii was predicted by some Of the members Of the
General Committee tina; II will be worth az increase Of
5000 votes in the City alone.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28
MrIHODIST MISSIONS.

The regular monthly meeting Of the Board Of Missions
was held on WednesdayRev II. Bang Vice President
in the chair. ,
The Corresponding Secretary reported as the result OF
his observations in the Western Conferences greatly
creased devotion 70 the Missionary cause and an average
increase Of ,On:ril utors Of at least 20 per cent.
Tie Mission a. Fuh Chau was temporarily Interrupted
in Consequence OF the revolution and Ac health OF Mrs
Maciay and Mrs. Col1cr. .
lie Foreign German Mission l. growing IN favor with
the people continually fought meets wth no particular
counie nance from he Cvernments ont OF Hamburg and
Brf mtn.
Nor BfricoBrolher Ncholson is expected 10 be hear
from shortly in MS field The Methodist Episcopal
Church South have projected mission 90 the same field
and have appointed brother Of Mr. 80 occupy T.
Tie Anniversary Meeting Of the Society Is % be held IN
the CITY of Cincinnati the drs Suulay in Dee mber
and 70 the following Monday and Tucsiay Is expect
ed hat the Corresponding Secretary and Treasurer Of the
society together with other brethren from Newly ork viii
attend.
HE Frcrch Mission IN Detroit reported prosper
irp under the care Of Rev. T. Carter.
The scandinavian Missions in the West seem - have
strongly end avoraby impressed the mind OF the Core
sIoIOinC Secretary.
SreaisI Vs,ioa ~ Ner Iork-Action was taken with
view 20 n, continued and successful working OF this
prosperous mission 800
o. about 20 soil In he course Of ten days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28
The AYTITEMPERANC MOVEMENT AMONG
TIE GLR1ANN.

Our German citizens seem 20 b. really aroused oronce'
particularly the class composed Of importers landlords
and croeere. in view Of the coming election. Meetings
have been held I'm most Of the ards OF this City AMI sew
era meetings in various localities are called 10
further tie movement in olPo.hon t. any Anti liquor or
Sunday law.
AT meeting in the Sixteenth Ward which was held on
Monday evening last among the resolutions passed was
this That we declare the enforcement Of the Sunday
law az well as tie att mpt to Introduce the Maine liquor
law 10 be insults the rights Of mfn, and 20 the cons
tuition Of tie United StGes regular OrgaIjz ai
as made and comm tee of finance appointed, - ole e
tax Of one dollar from every importer, landlord and
grocer in the Ward Similar proceedings have taken
llsce in the Fourth Fifth and some other Wards One
reu Of these ard meetings Il the regular organization
Of most Of the principal and unpinciped German liquor
dealers which effected az the meeting in Elizabeth
st. us reported ia Yesterday Tribune
4 meeting Wa advertised for The Twenty second Ward
On Wodnfs1ay night. ogshore in Forty Du.th ST. but
whether held not unGle to say az our reporter
"a mt nd ulacf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28
TwRNTY-FIRsT WARD II h l,f1 A-'D -


- Z .
meeting Of citizens IN tnvor OF y ~ S.5s If "a
b. suIperitd q the coming election D, ~ =. = =, r.
pCrnr- and Re 0rn. vas aelG lat eveN "7
11irieth Il 80 cs,-.-o "
Rove Cht.rtnGn Mr. Vim Z EsieTbEOOk, - .h.5 p,
Tie Chairman aid that the meeting hid bes. - p .
8 most noble cause.-the carse q Temperance -.
faIm-end that thu should make an ea9rgctc mo- W al
that great results can Be accomplished The TemPers
men have resolved 70 overthrow the rum tTaAe IN tn
City.
cause Is Of Importance than any other II when ey
can engage and they have determined . go forward N
As cause and df-1bt they VIII be able 70 show tleH
fellow citizens that few willing 10 carry out these
princits If not successful al the coming election u
vii be shown that the cause OF Temperance j. 80 q MY
fixed in the minds Of the people that ~ some future tune
the ru1n traffic viii b. extermnfied hope, therefore
that VI hall be able 20 present ticket y The residents OF
tie Twenty fr Na-d that viii reject honor o IL resi-
denis and that shall put in nomination persons on
whom can be placed the Most implicit reliance ana sha
be reioced 70 ind that our el0rs are NO. eire u'lc
cessful.
Tie Chairman then moved that names be suggested Tor
Charter Ofcers and that Committee be appointed 70
confer With them upOn the subject ana report a. the next
meeting. The meeting concurred ID the mouon ana 'ns
following names were submitted,
Fer heerser-K ichr1d MOI ard +. L srow.
For Coruclsen. LIFh ara Lgh Ds'rid-Georse '" Rose
Charles Irving md RO.eft Lloyd
On motor the following namc1 gentlemen were ap-
uoufed a committee confer with the above named gen
iemen and also % present 10 the next meeting suaois
Tr erance ticket iu ull - be supported a. the coming
election: Messfs EoleIt u Liogui Eu5N LOW AhS anu
VIM. Z EseIbroOk.
On motion Messrs Edgar Downing Robert Elmonds,
Charlie Irving Abraham Need, and Daniel Knight were
appouted Delegates to meet with the Elsht5ehh ara
Delecaes for the purpose Of nominating Temperance
eradicate for Assembly in the Eighteenth aud Twenty
first Wards
The meeting wa then adjourned to MONDAY evening next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
NEW-YORK PHONETIC SOCIETY,".

meeting Of tie member and friends of tits Associa
ton was announced 10 b. held last hight b the Lecture
Han Of the Metropolitan Academy in SIKH ay. They
,,erl Addressed NV NJ Webster the Rev. Mr. Graham.
and Mr. l. F. Undorhil. The manifold advantages Of
the ant were unioded IN mot elaborate manner 70 TIE
audience who were reminded by the Reverend Ofai)r
that great reforms had always Insignificant adyent, ani
that there was greater number present on this occasion
than Christ regenerae the race or 10 found
religion There were fourteen indy ID ais IN all ncul
ing tie Chairman and reporter by tbs system u
wa said six seVtns C the time consumed by the present
method Of writing would be saved children would be Ell
ucaied earlier and with ease to N nsee editors "0ud
Ie enabled either 10 work more, or-O wished for
summation come speedily to enjoy an occasional hall
ho dav Tie Science may be dehDed a. the Democracy
OF srpd; Il claims for every articulation shaped By the
torue represeutative IN he Alphabet Success to the
advocates Of the lights Of Articula,ions'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28
WHO NOMINATIONS

Cl0oiro Co-Assembly Rufus j. baldwin Editor
of Tie O4Jord Tine.
Cdaaiqaque C0.-Assenbly, .. Francis W Palmer, Ed
for Of IItJomrf0uH JoarHoi
Lfingsfon Co-Assemly, o Abram Lozor.
Id.v0re Go emily !. Mr. Gregory has wl'hd AVN,
leaving the field 10 VIM b Hanfori the Free Democrat,
ic nominee and 5 + Miller the regular Democratic
didaie
SeHLen Co-AssCmbly Robert i. Van Nakenburghi
g. Btneieh Z Bailey g. Joseph b. Caadwick' al Maine
Law men.
TaLon and Hamilton Cos-Assembly, Wesley Gleason
District Attorney Fulton Co y. y. Enos
XII Rcassclao7-Scnntor Elisha y Pratt District At
tcIrey. Arson Bingham
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS

XT AHauv and >clcae-fody .-Senator, Samuel L An
able Of Westero
Screca Counfy-Two sets Of candidates are inthe ieli
Hard 50ft
District Attorney Charl.s e.. Gibbs Josiah I. Miller
Assembly ........ Abram Rapplye VIM I. Johnson
Erie COunfv-Assemblv 3. Allen Potter Vii
EenssrZQrr C0unfr-Assembly /. Hiram Soeley. Soft
C9rfl1Ed COunfU-DistiCt Attorney, Robert o. Rey
uolos Assembly. Judson c. Nelson, sos.
C0.pg0 Couafy-Asaonbiy, J. FINLEY NJ King 3
Jacob {. Dewitt. S0fs.
Cmonro sn,y-Di-t-icr Attornay II o. South
worth Of Now Berlin.
MAN. Erc- Senate Theodotus Burwen e.
J-II,fs Co-A.som5ly - Daniel II schulz, Hard.
Cirafq,quf Co-Asscmblf.l Hiram ". Beer, Post
master OF Westfod 9. Philip NJ Smith, OF Ellington.
XXXII CiDutauqac and Caft0raa gas-Conveuton
resolved that Il was inezI ed mt 20 make nomination
Eue Co-BuAalo Cny-Mayor + d. Elmer Hard
Sl.W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

THrBsDAr Oct. .7-Assistant AID Woodward in the
chair.
Rfp0Ts-Of Committee on Streets to concur in relation
Ful;ons from North 10 Fast Rivers with granite block
pavement similar TO that in the B0wery between Bayard
ard Walker sis. Adopted
From Roerd Of Aldsrnen-Resolution that election poll
second district lst Ward b. changed from Atlantic Garden
No broadway, - No. g. Gre.nwchst Concurred in.
Resolution that election poll first district Id Ward be
held az NJ c. Ann = Concurcd in
The Board adjourned TO Saturday afternoon az g
o'clock 70 act upon additional appropriations .or cleaning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

TrmERAscr TRAcrs-Fowlers s. Wells have iustis-
sed The Philosophy IF he TtmProso' Rgorma'ion-a
Prize Essay by DIR H. I. Trail, and dic1lo'c L4p0rs
Their Essential Mature and Necessary ELECTS on he H.
MAJ Constitution, by HORACE GREEIEN forming Nos :
and Of their series OF Whole Worlds Temperance
Tracts which they offer supply in packages Of not less
Than one hundred for distribution at the cost Of paper and
printing The enterprise deserves The support OF all ear
nsst friends of Temperance TO whose favor we heartily
tcmrend il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

The Democratic City Convention met in the Freeman
Building last evening and organized by appointing Jesse
NJ Folk Chairman, and J. Van Anden and Z Cook Hun
Secretaries VIM. Mullen and James K. MeGee were
elected TelleTs and the nominations were entered mo re-
sulting In the choice Of the following ueAet
Sisecf Goa o ssigrrr-CHARLKs TEssEY
C,srsisso-er q RTat1 sEd SaTTiic-R osEar MHilt
lsg0,sr q T4rs g-d aa,s. zrtS-A-gsE9 o. N939.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28
TIGhTH wARD TFNPFRANCE wONEN

There was meeting Of female advocates OF the gane
Law az loI thompson 81 ednesday afternoon Mrs.. Ms
ria Buckley in the chair III attendance being small
ard circumstance pointing 20 the proprey Of un
ing tie forces Of the Eighth Ward with those OF the Fab
Ward, Il determined The ladies' Of the Ward
viii meet accordingly, a. Dr.. Trails Water Cure, No. IS
Laeht st. on Monday afternoon A. clock and make
junction with the Filth Ward Womens Alliance already
torrref
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

sIhe new steamship Golion Age, Capt Porter which
sled from Quarantine the morning Of the soh Sept ar
7oclock fer Australia via Liverpool arrived az the latter
port the morning Of the 18th inst at o'clock The
Arctic which sailed on the LIST inst at noon arrived the
18th at O'Clock, A M-beat'ns the Golden Ages time .
boars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28
THE PRESIDENT At BALTIMORE. &C

BALTfyORE, lhur0ny, Ocl. ~, 100.
p,:aont Pierce visted the Cattle Show this morning
..Jd be Maryland Institute Fair this afternoon and
sss.arrfd 10 Washington to night.
fs, Ts have no mail south Of Richmond 70 nigh.
c large derricks used At the ship yards Of Richmond
IN yesiefdGy dangerously wounding Fix men.
IKE miners at Cumberland demand an advance Of :
snds per tun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

S..ten Atthc County Temperance Alliance Hon.
h Dickinson and Gen I. +. Erwin, canl.dat for
state Souat,S b J. Bailey Frrnd +. Young RIB Van
VoLeuburg osI Il. Chadwick end iu-h Mace for y
semhlv and joseph Heron for District Attorney were
endorsed a. Tenn ernnce candidate
omaha CO-Assomby, J. james Mitchell
Oiscgo Cc-Assembly, 3. /. ;. Brown
Ontario Co-Assembly. l. William ID. Gregory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

Bronson MTErING PosTPoSED.-The attendance OF the
nerchans on Change yesterday owing 70 the incemency
The weather was small That the preliminary proceed
ngs for the meeting to b held this day concluded
and was resolved 10 postpone the meeting until next
Monday afternoon al ocloSk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28
RECEPTION Ov MITCHELL

uumi CT q officers Of .he Military Companies intend
irg unite in serensde Il Nicheh on his arrival me.
al HibeTria Hal Wednesday evening to forward The
ITtparaioIs that " th0ut taking decisive a,oa
hey Adjourned 10 hold more general meeting this even
ing and make their final arrangements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28
YOUNG MEMS TAllMANY GENERAL COMMIT


The Soft Shell General Committee Of Democratic Re
publican Young Men. assembled ON Wednesday evening
John IL Midmer Of the Fourth W ard, presiding X soiu
trs were adouted approving Of the removal # Judge
bronson nom he Colectorship and sustaining the Ma
tional and STATE Administrations and indorsns the NeE
plauck Stale ticket.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28
rup RECENT TELEGRAPHIC ARBITRATION

PgrrADELPBIA, 1hursday, Oct. p 1893.
,oo,, Arbitration Case between the Wasbingtcn
NM 0rIeans Telegraph CO.-and Professor NOSE
sDd y q VAN ard Amos Kendsl-according % thT
A. a. Of The award Mr. O. Smith, who was not
10 Admiration would be bound 10 refund in stock
Psyss,Ss s2ii42 20 AID would BE- entitled TO no pew
49, IN return.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28
am EOR YALE COLLEGE-

meeting If the Alumni aud friends Of Yale College
wa. held on Wednesday night az the Church OF the Pur
tans Rev Mr. Breed the agent 70 cIlec. subscriptions
Wa present and stated the object desired g. be, % raise
iuud or improving the buildings OF Oh Yale found ne"
Proit ssorfnr-, and pay more lhcral sal lrics =,
Z Por was then called 70 the chair and w. N
Fvarts lnrdo Secretary Daniel Lord and Professor
Siman excessively spoke in terms OF enlogy and alice
lion Of Alma Mater The following resolutions were passed
after n speech by Dir. Eygrts
hcrc That aprr Of the clpu 10 ris
cudorrenf Yale f0r ert the ltF
r Of The futess Of educatou generally A. hst Institution
Ec 1hsi o Eve De appointed 10 co periis win
TIE Alr ri .ns o. The Cose ia other pats or Che country
On raising fle proposed sum
ook 20 sis the edlcaf OF their AMI j.
hrhs O. arce The OF no ril an
sorrd ,drcat thar seuorab.e Institution.
The Rev Pr. Breed then read b.; OF subscriptions
already down amounting o. g 1000. -
Tie c. mui.tse appointed, we're Daniel Lord, william
Adsms Rol,n SANFORD, VIM. D. Evarts and Jos. Is. Var
num- Jr.
1hemtelinr then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28
~,TrN THE EAsr-sTEAMER SEEN GOING
TIE GALE rSTo PIOvINcETOwN.

c. John NIB, state that the gale was 20
A s',1Srs on Monday night that the steamer N'''s'n
ever ...-s,ooed her tip TO Boston
op from F,oynee'ovn .5 moi ss. ' io5 s s'
IT, . : 1 a BE- pse1s2 a.d rs se' 'D ' Ssi
~ propes r ootdye @a 5, I n 0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

VIM senatorial DlsrEIcT.-Peter Cooper Ae Soft
.'anee Tor this District has declined lie says he has
nonatOn to leave his business for such position Wilson
u Hun, was then nominated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

Tie Washington Star states that there ON the files of
The State Department written application for the French
Mission on behalf of the notorious James Gordon Bennett
Tie Star SAYS ii viii have this interesting document
brought TO light when Congress meets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

an BAHANAs-We have received file OF TIE Bair-
fie'ae Nassau n p. from Capt Dorri,ie Of the bry
'u'a1a' bot find no news Of interest to readers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28
TIE CANAL TOLLS.

ALsAsY Thursday, Oct. =, 1853.
a,s Canal tolls for the third week Of October were
s,soea3. and for the they amount 70 s}o2ll'f-
s,,sss over the same d0te last year OF so'|'o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

n,I6HskNt To Mrs. STOWE PROM SoUTHERSER-Dr
ppsoi Of Maryland in Liberia recently presented 10
~ as beecher Stowe massive ring of African gOld aid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28
SOFT COUNTY MEETING

The Soft Ratification Meeting IS 10 be held TO night al
Tammany Hall. Van Buren,, Grover and other great
guns are expected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

Ofcadaca Co-Asseublyf Slabred ID Jones Of Pon.
rev +. the PEOPLES" candidate lie has issued m cd
dte-s against the Caucus -y,tem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28
.orernENT PIERCE IN BALTIMORE.

BlITlNORE, JuulsdA!' Uut - I7'''
s,.,,dspt and Sidney Webster BIZ private Secretary
Re s,se Agricultural Far here to day They re-
- = washington tbs evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

Tie No agber GLIB intend 20 present Alr Mitchell with
Turse q money Immediately after his arrival in this
ounr Il vii be sIrropraied rom the treasury Of the
CA'b-Vhioh Is in a h0grshng condtCl-by way Of va
rety IN The testimonials with which the stins pa
triot WI. . be greeted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28
.Nr1prNr NnMINATIONs

MI Rfasselasr Cos. nator Elisha y. Pratt Ds.ric
Att"rrey Robelt 4 Lottridge; Assembly p Adam Mot
seven Delegates were olosen TO the Anti Rent State Cor
y utlou.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28
IvnrprNnvNT CITY REFORM NOMINATION..

At meeting Of Delegates from the " ards couposiilg
the With Senatorial District held last night Rensselaer,
Ravens of the XVI Ward. nominated tor State Sen
ator Mr.. HayCns accepted the nomination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

n. nr Agricultural Fair ever held in North Carolina
closed At Raleigh. The attendance is said 10 have
drss. Wy large The Hon Nj Ycuable delivered al ad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28
1o1NV NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEES

The Joint COMMITTEES OF the National Democrats Hard
she'll held meeting a. the Suyvesant inss,ute asi ngn
and ARRANGED the officers of the Ratification meeting To
come OF at Metropolitan Hall. on the 81 OF November
Their Preparations are progressing smoothly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

FREE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS
),Ondogo Co.-Assembly. 4. William Cunningham.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-28

No1msl hool-be referred TO the Committee on Normal
sehocs With rover Al rfef
Ihe Board hen adjourned to Wednesday next
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