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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-17

KNOX knows thing or two" Understand
ING that in spite Of lsw bets OF HATS would
the electop he ufsctured super
re LOT OF his hesge o the latest les aad now peoGied
10 sell them the lowest pcsa AL kAoxs HATS are bean
tu ard rood this sny that he evsr be-
fore ada may be fund the corner OF Brosows aod
Fuln It Any body ofs HAT that cannot be surpassed
do ellt c.Il on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-17

GISTs AND PREsENTs.-Just received and for
reduced price. the choices; selection OF LADIES REri
cVLES Necklaces Toilet Cases Jet Bracelets Travelling Bas
kets Faas Peumery and Soaps; every variety OF Toys
pol and Games st RoGkRss Fancy BAssaz 40 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-17

IN. esaeh>Esd establishment Is No IS sr-sdwv. Twsvs
private expressly for the Application Of his famous bAk
bsE sAreazLoks WIGS sad fccPEks have improvements
over ali otheEs excsns IN beauty Of arrangement Ps>'
n this hoase The Largest ssock ef Wiss N the world
sArcHkIox's. No, 80 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-17
CRIsrApoRo,s HAIR DYE. WIGS and TOUPEEs

CKISTADORUs INK DE- WfUS uHu IUUrhhS
sand prominent shove all competition suite OF elegant
apartments for applying his famous DYE the ssstes
Standsrd article Of s kind throughout the world H new
style Of WIGs and ToCPESs perfection ssh wholesale
and retail q. CRisTlDoRo' No. Aston Housr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-17

Do NOT DELAY, TINE rs MONEY But if you
sf ced with hind OF bunos erupons snd
totte fCARrERs SPANISH MIXTURE Il u you once,
at Il has hundreds who siie,ed The IL
euts change Of diet cessst0n from Business Pm dp.
Depot Nc So4 Brosdv,y, and for sale BY al Dealers ia Med
rtDa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22
STATE POLITICS.

DELEGATES To THE WIG STATE CONVENTION
DrrcHEss-IId District Albert Van Kleeck.
ORASGE-IIId District Joseph Chandler.
OyEIpA-IId District W. ii. Sherman.
CLINToS--Henry G.. Hewitt.
SCHoHARIE-Ist District, j. De La Nergne.
FBE-Ist District G. Metz. Hid District, T.. Il.
WAYsF-IId District, Joseph W. Gates.
RoCkLAND-JOhn +. Wandle.
DELEGATES TO The REPUBLICAN STATE con-
yENTION.
OSF1pA.--IVth District, Geo w. Smith and John
{. Blue.
DrrcHEss-IId District, Augustus l.. Allen and
Stephen y. Baker. ,c
ToMPKIss.-Ist District, l.. A. Morrell and stephen
T. Brown lid District, Alfred Wells ard VIM. wood
bury
SIxrcA-Jason Smith and A. Gray.
ScHoHARIR-Ist District, j. DE La |ergne ana
Henry Sherbune ,,,.,.
SARAToGA-Ist District Jehial Miller and William
u. Harris. lid District, a. Pond and W. Matrous.
CHFNAYGO-Ist District, Butts Rexiord ana H.
johnson. u,u:
WFsTcHEsTFR-Ist District, John Jay and -" imam
Bleakley. lid District, Horace Greeley and H. d.
Dawson. w..
ORAxcr-IIId District, Henry Caskey and DE WITT
&. Jayne. ~ III,
KISGs-IId District, p. Stanton and H. ~ hol''
TId District Joeouh Reeve and ). a. Smith,
LtyIsG,ToN-Ist District, janice y "adHwof'h anu
ID n. Abel. lid District l.. Buckley and justin
Smith.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22

TExas.- BY the following returns, which we copy
from Tie Union it appears that the brilliant Know
Nothing prospects in Texas have been suddenly over
clOuded. They have carried nothing but the Land
Commissioner, and perhaps one Member OF Congress;
TEXAS EIrc1Ios.-Returns in The Gaire't1n Or
,iGH from counties out of 81 voting counties uvade
and Kinney voting with Bexarl foot up as follows;
For GOvernor-Eshs NJ. Pease, Dem, %, f'7; ia
vid c. Dixon, Know Nothing. Is. 69s. Peeses MAJOR
ity thus fer 679s. For Lieuenant-Goyernor, IN
zane counties-H Richard Runnels Dem has mn,
iority of 1922 over lowers, knOwNothing For Lsnd
Con missioner in all the counties but nine-Crosby
Know Nothing is q52 ahead of Fields, Democrat
Peter H. Bells TDemocrstic majority for Congress
in The Western District about 5000. The Eastern
District IL close between Matthew Ward, Dem, and
Evans Know Nothing. In all the counties but three
the vote stood-Wsr1, 9,67l; Evans, 9,5O3. ward
majority thus far, 6'. :
The Galreston Nercs of the 9Th inst says there Is
strong probability that Ward is elected.
Both branches of the Legislature are Democratic.
or II members of the lower house ascerained to be
elected ~ are Democrats, or Anti-hnow-Notnng
Wings, elected by Democratic votes, % are Know
NotLipgs and Of seven the politics not known Of
90 Senators 90 or 2l are Democrats, are know
Nothinss, and of the rest politics not known
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22

u.sa,A.sai w. a,sal Constitutional i'i"arl"s ~ ~
administration. u Las hoo. rrnt.'.aai s''d p@trhfs"
'aa '".. 1.ii.. hos iaa. ,siiaJ. u, gs"ts 'hH
al n,rslaan ra.ty hni.ial .p.," 'ba riaeiidss ~
E,.4i,,a ani Ie is,, ~ ia Consultation f."
tnuie sIed ~ Jenn'a"h thd Hernll"aa n'"7e'" ~
contemplate union and oonaanf'sii"h i"b pnH patT
nf oil uha aatea Ia oninn hal Tho vt"np inhn'ni Wy
eraal ~ Tho eighth seolinn ~ Tho hisa"ni C""pf"
iso should lac emndiad W. Law 'ohSf'ss 81 nfinE
1esorn Ia Tic 1enilioa ~ ihe tinied hia'es an1 sei
tinp ile ,ofAroverioi constitutional questions relating
10 slavery. 80
Two hoaiils rociiona 81 No Drnncfnr phTiy ia Ills
state both hunhcf IN llrf I"aiions, known ~ 'n'
lihfdH, who dianppfovp TIC coufs" ~ The hhmhi'u"
ton and the Sohs who support The Administrator E"
General Pierce, have each held ih'r State Conveh
honr, md both have approved hcquIcscod IN The
Kansas Nebrnska bill Each Of these diyislonH ms
already is disinct and oppoaing State ticket IN th'
field
The Republican State Convention IL called TO de-
clare s principles and TO nominate candidates Tor
State officers TO be supported at the next elecuoh tnat
gcther as single, solid and united Republican party
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22
by Telegraph
THE FEVER IN VIRGINIA.
BALTIMORE, Friday, 5

BALTIMORE, Friday, Sept. u, 1855.
There is 10 abatement in the rsyages of tie yellow
fever; indeed, there has been quite renewal OF the
panic among the remaining residents in the doomed
cities.
At Norfolk, on Wednesday, there were 80 deaths,
and on Thursday up to noon, 20.
Mr.. Ferguson, the President Of the Howard Asso'
citation, was very ill., as were also Drs Turnstan and
Blow
DR.. Gordon WINS still living. DR.. Caprie, aud Miss
Wallace, nurse from New-York, were down with the
disease.
Al Portsmouth on Thursday there were eleven
deaths up To noon.
The new cases in both cite. were very numerous,
and immense quantities Of tar were being burned
TIE FEVER IN MISSISSIPPI.
INV. ORLEANS, Thursday, Sept. 20, lr'''
There we're ten deaths from yellow isver at N'cAs-
burg. Mississippi during yesterday.
Al Canton thoro were deaths and 20 new ca'o".
Tho droaso prevails n, NachcE, and Ia spreading 10
ncn,y all points OH tho Mississippi. ouchIa and
Hack Rivers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22
Mr.. EMERSON AND rHE LADIES.

F,,. fss E,.i.a rissNs' Ssi'f a.
Tho Convention clurrd lsnt night 10y pubic meet
iu, nj Tho Nrlcon tho chiof at action az which con
ssied IN IA Address from Ralph " aldo Emerson. and
a Poem b., Mis- l. UaLcs Smith. lac place uaa
ciowiod many gentlemen hons Vtcsont who h'd
come viii Tho itiovoiout motive ~ laughing a. lho
proceedings
Iune t,elimiu a,ea ia no share 'i 'ead'Hs '1a''"
iuns ba,rs heen disposed "i
ST. Imetsun vac iuituiuoei aud delivered a No'f
Ct,e co. ation fall 81 thta s,audoW aud '"Sanao h"'
,e.ieensd T., uasessee uf etua beauty end hdlAn' 50
on iha Who'll, Il t.li co. t,,iu az ai"si ' tho "a"ss
iian to- - 10 attempt abstract. t'i whtah
oin. w. eionil have sia.o az dsr"ssl q" la1 ""Ad
ta tn T iuius,i,.a ah1 m Tho e.tu'v' AUD h'' 'h'"s
H. said it,a 10 sha,0i 60 tho heliei =" tho AUG
Co snn ,a,u Tiei u,,nsu has ,ati'ral "f'"tN thA'
do a. ,..v ,oii.ata iia nton and a. t'a "'io go
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i.., A., .,,.,. S.ii.ais Mo'v"'ies &c wr""'e'-
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a.. .La.lurs - n,t-,a o,v,'s M" we VII
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90. ,..,.s j.. o... ,,o ."lis. r@ir "'aebo" snh
VL,. ,,..... ..ssf.l - s"r tad u vac "'lI 80
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a. .i..s :. a.. ,..i....y ti,,' 90. thst thatu 10 "~'r
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22

rut CsNtaAt EluEo,p CAtAN,rr. The @llow.
.o, ,s,os ~ a. le,e, o, Tho IorsNe 1a,y ia thc
.aae 81 Tho collision A,baryi
Naaut.r That tho aad Joha rgsn. ou -noet. AMI
tau,,is . khtaud GtVuiau caao So thci. .s~atts hy
o,llia,r of he ra.srvsvi tteia 'mas noi t'o "''
80 a. o New orh Neutral Eau.vai snA i,v hi ia "
.iso ,u,iue nNu the wet uhhh latter. al W e' A.
raus lu c,,,ssIpe tho switch ra'tc' $3.50 N Ns o"aHe,
ssns thus leaving G,u 81 tho Won Sac tina" '"'A
Witch oausel The o,'ltster.
tho rassevss, 81 au tvn"rs a. 'he 'Ate 81 ""o'
"a, IS u,llos ~, h,v,, bers 6"N % IA q p"loe og
t,u, r,stei u-u 20 a,sueA " $40 ".''"''l'e' A"i
~, l., che ,sre,;,,teu.i.uf A,j had tho eus nocs
,abeu de ,,>re, riS..uiisn ei,pu tias by tto t,n'
iv.o. .l he ,,aia ,hs s.,iieus rAish aet have ~,
.vttpi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGTON, Friday sept. 81, lo3o.
o bs, has taken place between the Secretary of the
Nav and the President relative to the action OF the
Naval retiring Board. .
The Secretary while not agreeing with the Board IN
f.s action in individual cases has clear conviction
tom his own knowledge OF the correctness of the
opinion OF the Board in large number of cases, aud
has such confidence in the superior know tge OF the
BOARD as to what constitutes efficiency in Ofiicers that
be cansot withhold his approval nor advise the Presl
dent TO do 80 The President briefly says that he ex
amined and deliberately considered the report of the
Board and approves it's finding.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22

M,vst az Hsu To al, Ansalvs 10 re sNN
AZ .s,-.rsA in ,ls 81 s.hs, ,iishti t' go"
isL u saivat Aiiel tsA,iuss t@ Sac 'vs'fvvi' ~
a. ia lsysss r,,, s,,,v poIk r,vrsti, oV'" ~ ~
.,sts Ito Ntv,t 80 I,',,Aus, llsAs, - Ns"P as.
less ">sh eS's ,Niei5 uN ava ~ ths ''.'N' s''
l,s - '' JA"sess its ,p.,at ,A'''aS ""h 'A'A
~ ,,s's ~'Ns~Ni'vs ~ ~ 81 w''S "a" ~ N'"'Da
lr-'S " ..r ~.stiys - 'ss ss'srw s'lsi,dsd uhsVh
s.~n,' l. tss.~ ~ ths dsi.aisA PAU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22
A CARD FROM OGDEN HOFFMAN, ESQ.


n ne Editor Of The N T. Tribune
SIR: have seen my name mentioned in the public
Journals az candidate a denomination to present Office
of Attorney In order to friends some trouble
wish to avail Of your columns to that do not de-
sire and not under any circumstances, accept from any
STATE Convention of any Party the nomination to the Office Of
A,to.v General or any other office within the gift of the
ME Of this State al the ensuing Fall Election.
Very respectfully yours &C.,
K,to York Sept %, 1855. OGDEN HOFFMAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22
CNANGE IN THE SOFT SHELL TICKET.
A,v.>x E.sg... Sent 81 iSSl

The son Shell State Central Committee have nom
lrStsi Nicholas Hill il, for Judge ot the COnrt OF
Apy,cAls instead vt John A. Lott. declined. 49,,
thc Scfl-Shell Judicial Convention OF the lth us
tic, has nominated schuyler {. Rippen Tor Judge
DVlsssr. The Otsego delegates protested against
this nomination. the ground mat he had been a
Free Soiler.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22
RECRUITING FOR THE FOREIGN LEGION.

PHILADELTHIA, Friday, SEPT. II, I800'
The case of the United States versus Hertz for re-
cuiting men for the British Foreign Legion came up IN
Abe United States District Court tns morning by !ne
testimony of T. O. Strobel, Mr. Champion, the British
Minister was implicated in the making Of arrange
nents for recruiting in this country Srooel was to
command the company recruited in this city aud had
been promised the appointment OF MAJOR OF the Legion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22

The Legislature, according to the same authority
stands as follows:
sESArE-Demoorats l5i Wings, o. Republicans ,.
lIousr-Democrats 69 Wings, 81; Republicans, 81.
There are five vacancies in the Senate, which will
probably be filed from the Wing and Democratic cam
didates
The following proposed amendments TO the COnsti-
fulton were adopted by about 1000 msiorty;
The FL elton Of Judges OF Probate by the peope.
The e!eetion Of Registers Of Probate by the peoPle
The election Of Muucp and Police Judges by tbs people
The election Of SheUfs by the people
The election Of Land Agent by the Legs azure
The election OF Adiutsnt- General by the Legs aure
The election Of Attorney General by the Legislature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22
LATER FROM HAVANA.

NV. ORLEANS Thursday, Sept. 20, 1855:
The steamship Black Warrior has arrived at THIS
port, with Havana dates to the l1h. Inc news was
wholly unimportant. Cigars were firm and prices
had an onward tendency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22
The following letter was read at the NEE ing OF the
General Committee on Wednesday, Sept l9:

PORTSMOUTH Va Monday. Sept. II, 1855
DEAR SIRE As asceItsned on bos the cars ~ ho :,
the noper course TO pursue 70 this place. thoaSh
bestto proceed without delay and arrived mere u u o
Sstday 18Th inst aud proceeded the river 70 Norfolk
presented myself 10 Nj Fersuson rIesaen T & me thew
were both glsd and sorry to s5e me soriy on my -
a. bey greatly feared for my safety Their ADVICE
Gods SAKE return kewYork you nave tle lest
for your life don't stop Single u'sh' III ''i' p
..id thew had few acc ir1sted ply sicians who by
that IN ct TO be Of little USE as
medicine awaited but little They sad ~ . % Psn,onib tbs9
NoTfolk a.. large number Of the Portsmouth Ehycaes "Io
either dead sick Accordingly pesen' inys 10 w..
Halliday the acting Mayor of this city ne ece 1
Ind and gave me the advice the Others as nag
a,nt evidence that they Igated only oy sn %
holy egd 3, nv ss, y pe a9a5aI neTe for the
who had shown great Willingness 10 ssenco ne' o
Itook charge Of case Saturday p NJ young man con-
valecng from attack through imprudence from expo
night air suffered relapse tir physician
placed under am happy to say he Is IA a
ing The deas. happy 10 tn dscne although
the ,st two DAYS have been extremely sulry Con-
stqueny there has been increase OF new cases. Det o less
la regard 10 the ice hardly think it to send
There pretty fair supply az present, aud a. II an
70 the the SICK think there w be no suffering or the
You are most respectfully requested to send mora
HoLen peop, 10 these parts s the only
can he NM 10 after few davs usefulness swell the bills Of
mortality Nurses plenty from the SOuth AZ % per
month The number of deaths edsy was but nne m ms
city but the cases have been the last tee uAJ' ~
Tbs soinr TO the southwark aud westward spreading
ub tine al scen country II yOu have passed through
The streets the hour of about three m the morn
m when few people except policemen visible you can
form an idea OF the OF thogs here IN the
churches and everything 70 10
seen in but doctors and negroes going Tor doctors
Yours in haste, &c, T. HUNTER, NJ u
To WM. II. MACY, Esq, Treasurer &C., New OK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22
MAINE ELECTION.

Tie augusta Age publishes the return for Governor
complete, with the exception of towns and II plant
stons, which last year gave Paris, Democrat, 3O2i
Reed, Wing, las; Cary, Rum Dem, IS; Morrill, ke-
publican, 1856. The following are the returns oy
cnnniies:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22

BALTIMoRr. Friday, Sept. II, 1913.
The Grand Lodge Of Odd Fo lows today, by two
Ninis vote, rejected the amendments to the consntu
fou offered last ycsr, proposing TO stike 'herero al
,,s.,-encc Ia Ercampments Other important amend
mems wen also rejected. The adjournment takes
y,ls ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22


Mas ,cnUsErTs.-The vote for Governor on the
formal ballot of the Republican State Convention gave
ihe following result:
Fer Julius Rockwell Of Pittsfield. .....-....-.426
For Henry j. Gardner of Boston. .......3'5
Scattering ...---.'---'--''-'- l0-1i'
Rockwell over all others. ................ -
Tie nomination of Rockwell was then made unani-
nous with here and there scattering No
Tie full Republican ticket is as follows:
Foy Gorernor ........JULIUS ROCKWELL OF Pittsheid
For Lieut. Goseynoy. SIMON BRowN Of Concord
Foy Secretary Of State. CEo. 5. WILLIAMS OF bostoa-
Foy ftorney General. +. RooEwooD Ho,R Of Concord
For 4udaor. ..........' STEPHEN n CLIFFORD.
Fer Treasurer ........ "THoMIs J. MASH.
.Ineuubents.
The Hon. Messrs stephen c. Phillip, Henry VIII
Son. Thomas d. Eliot, J. W. Foster, and f. L. keyes
all spoke in con graduation after the ticket had been
passed: also Messrs. Moses kimbau Rodney, French,
and others. No Convention adjourned IN greater
harmony or in higher spirits.
The resolutions adopted are the following
Reslred Tbs, ssye-y =. state lsti'ut.on s a,t y.n
power Iestou.by, but slavery u 's ns o. re
nation he eoneeIr 4 even MAI 10 ne ra.Dni l'
a. the Free saes the e'aceln O. every man 30 t f''
Sistes
tous the nuiDber q Save 11rts
Ssycy In The Toh cs cuie o ~ t tsf -e.t4r h~ r9n
rer,,nce Of few yc-. The es s KIs-sys "a
1uocS pepartnels 40 me si-.',y 'os 'eg-s ~ Pc
fior ,ud IN ~ fesors 90 h- Free states 10 psfsn, s,
TsI,5 Ths, Ms',setuses ne s.f-s' ,,''s y,a> %,
Freedom rive. her heart ar1 baa- . fs''e ts sr.f t's
Rs.ose4 That the reps,l oft y ag' c,nv,a4. pss''
svery inch o. The aonA. fnan t.''' r,.'1 br'"''"
80 IRON q, ". 800 Vs. ees, s.i,.s "a -
cur country an nay IL ~ 10 f.s - s.se "a
State sdsse 10 - rr.'n OF saJ ~ ~ ,''f ' '''
Roirs1 TIE ~ trl5sf o., g.oy, ,s, %, s-.' - 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22
YUE LATEST NEWS.
,SCn,tr ~
MAGNETIC TELtGRAth'
nx,NnAaA COUNTY FAM

49, x,s..ts,. F,jAy. sept. 81. ISM
We cr,,.1,s. o''1'y F' '''',,N ,l' a''''", r
az, ..,A,S 9, rrN',~N'V H1 'A' treasury. ~, n
s". "a. s,sa',oal 'ra ''m'''e'y adapted q" tho
49, 49,. ,>vr,lays -. vr'V M soA0'"d The CON.
- -, As ~, s,vst The lNd'es G''"s MN''h did
" ,>,,. ~. ms r>s'H,nei ta wccA. Jonathan
-, ,n, ,,ss ~ ,he ccyAsiou sud would insist on
,a,p .re h!mssH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22

,..s.r,> has bCcn larscI than AZ any previous Fan
49, an tAss CITY IS many IS thirty thousand persons
rsv.rs l<c present to-day. The L>dics Riding Match
srs sAc awAri,uE VI tho Vnmiums had 10 he post
r>,sci W accouui of the cWwd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22
THE YELLOW FEVER.

The QURAyTISE REGULArIoSs-Ihe annexed
communication was yesterday morning sent to Mayor
Hincks of Baltimore by Mayor Wood:
MAYORS OFFICE. NEw-YoRK, September 81 lSoo'
Nv Dy,R Sin: Opr Board OF Health resolved yesterday TO
continue the examination OF vessels from Baltimore until the
bns that the authorities and citizens of Baltimore VIII not
Deem M measure a. intended shTont arising from any
but prudential reasons. .,. A. ,i,,.., ,o,
Tho Hoard appear BE- sensitive AZ to the slightest pos
sty of the approach Of cns-on 10 this Ciyi and no IN
,snd nv most strenuous exertions end the recommend 2is
Of The Commissioner Health has resolved to continue the
restrictions referred TO- ID, Al. p...i - Lob
A. the matter another light and repeal the Ordinance ato
gefher. ID, III. ~, NJ Vol
are desrous Of maintaining the friendly relations
with the PEOPLE Of Baltimore and that 1onhs 'nAi u'
the good Zee boz that has heretofore existed. 5000, =,
VIC s Vsrv ,esnectfulIy FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor.
To ,Mi.rI HNcKs Mayor Of Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22

,ss,cnUsErrs.-The vote for Governor on the
formal ballot of the Republican State Convention gave
Che following result; &c..
Fer Jplius Rockwell of Pittsield. ............426
For Henry j. Gardner of Boston .3'5
Scattering ls-fl0
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Cnro1v~, U---1-,-, 1oES
GENTLEMEN: have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt of your polite invitation to deliver lecture
on the subject of Slavery at the fremont Temple in
Boston the 7th of February next or at such time
during the next Winter my convenience will permit
Regarding slavery as domestic regulation, which
derives its existence and support from the local laws
of the several States where it prevails and with
which neither the Federal Government nor the cit-
zens or authorities Of other States have any right to
interfere, except to perform their constitutional OBJ
legations in reference to the rendition of fugitves,
have never deemed it my duty citizon of nom
slayeholdng State to discuss the supposed advanta-
gcs or evils, with the view of sustaining or destroy
ing the domestic institutions of sister States, with
which, under the Constitution and laws of the land,
have right to interfere, and for the consequent
ces of which am in no wise responsible.
You will therefore permit me to say, with all due
respect that neither my tastes nor my public duties
will permit me to accept your polite invitation.
have the honor to be, very respectfully, your
obedient servant,
80 S. A. DOUGLAS.
Messrs. Dr. JAMES w. Stone, and others, Com
mittee. -
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WAsuiscros, Sept 5AThe Star" says that
the newspaper reports concerning a.corrcspondencs
between Secretary Davis and General Scott relative
to back paw are grossly false and that the facts
entirely different from those which have been spread
abroad BY telesraphic correspondents Of New York
papers; -, ..,ss,- - ...5,s,.si-ss. =. n
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-MARRIEDs

At the residepce of Mrs. John W. Gotten in this vis
nifty. "Wednesday evening last. the 26th ~ Bey Dr.
MaspS Of the Episcopal Church. Ar: J. Akogelhasd to
In samson Coohty, on the istf inst, by Like A. Pow.
ell Esqr Mr.. James Wilson, ST. aged years
Miss Alsey Bryan, sged ffty.fxe.ss - - =
Sarah Freeman. formerly Of Befte county -
In this City. the 18TH BY Rev yoesPh " Atkinsor.
I Sarah Dsvss, daushs~ a. Mr. schsA usEVs y