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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
LABOR AND WAGES IN &ANUFACTORES'

r. the Editor Of The NJ y. Tribune
SIR: AS there is eready much suffering consequent
upon the discharge of so many thousands of workmen
Al the various manufactures aud mines in the New
England and Middle States aud as great deal of dis
ress must be experienced during the coming Winter,
in consequence of inability to furnish employment to
all who need it, it is proposed to have Convection at
Esston Pennsylvania, on Thursday, Nov D, composed
of one delegate from each mining and manufacturing
establishment throughout the country, to consult to-
gether and agree upon scale of prices toat will be
paid for the various branches of labor during the
coming Winter the present tariff and the prospects
of manufactures will not warrant anything like former
wages. From present appearances, we must approach
nearly to the European or stop works
almost entirely; and, very little hope exists OF any
aersoDs the present tariff for the better 1t IS caro-
esiy hoped that all interested will uote In this labor
movement. Any commune atoms regarding this
movement. signiyiug intentions Of ATTENDANCE may
be addressed to the Hon. Henry d. Maxwell, X. 8.
Cbidsey, esq, or Joseph c. Kent, Committee,
Eastop, Pa.
The Press interested in this invited 80 give
ihs Communication notice
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
REPUBLICAN JUDICIAL NOkINATyo

The Republican Judicial Convention held sd-
ourned meeting last evening al Stuyyessnt Institute.
Brosdway, and concluded its sbors by Lominatngs
candidate for Judge Of the Covrt Of Common Pleas,
and candidate for Judge Of the Marine Court.
Judge T.. p. CowIes was called to the chair, snd
Mefsrs. Van Buren aud Whitehead wore selected
Secretaries.
The calling Of the roll showed q fell sttendspes.
On motion, il recoived that sjorty Of those
voting should stitute al e!ection.
40 informal ballot was then had for candidate for
Coprt of Common Pleas. The candidates bsIlottsd
for weie Wllism q. Allen and - Russen. Mf.
Allen appeared to be the favorte of TIE Convention
debate then arose.
David Dudley Field favored reflection. The Cos :
yention should so &C. as to insure success To SUI =,
ceed it was necessary to have the support Of 10
American" patty. For himself Re preferred fr.
Russell but il sppeartd that Mr. RuaeI would nos be
accepted by the Americans" Then II might bs
recessary 10 nominate lr. AIler, whom be regs -ded
az an able lawyer.
Mr. Blunt favored coalition lie thooghth might
be pecestory TO nomiI ate Mr.. Umann in order TO In
tUre general success.
Mr. McAdsms opposed coalition. The gre ss ques.
ton with him was that of Slavery. II the Az nericsos
would give in their adhesion 10 mems light dpon the
Republican platform well and good but If they ssw
ft 10 mt fo ward their Aneret 81 tue test quss-
ton, he opposed them.
After come general debate formal ba'o ws lad.
which resulted as follows:
Al.n..........-..........S R~'''"'J .".........9
WIN. Allen, jr......s'''''''.
On motion VIM. Allen, jr., was tS m dominated
unanimousy. ..
A lorg debate aross upon the n0"in' ton Of csndi-
date for Judge Of Marine Cout"
Tha 6,sI and formal ballot stood IN
n,',..s sp..s..,.............,alw wm H. Brown n
hichsiu h'W WsIesms 3. Lseksy.....
Mr. Reed wss declared unaniH'Oa sly nominated. .pa
the canddste returned bic thanks riefy.
After the appointment Of app .Opriate Cour ..,...
The Convection Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21


HARTFORD MAS AMONG TIE LOsr IN rHE CEN-
TRIAL AMKRick-lt seems that tue ste imshlp Northern
Light die bring the passenger list Of the Ceatrs
America. We do rot find the name OF Mr.. Dsau 10
the iht bat the name Of II +. Hesdey' occurs,
which Is no doubt intended for Horaio f. Hadley,
Of Jscob Hadey, residing at 80 wethers6sld ave-
nue. He has been 10 California for several years and
by bis industry and perseverance, prospered. He
wrote to his mother that be should return in the Gen.
tal America, as his health was somewhat impaired;
and she went 10 New.YCrk with Fight heart
70 welcome him home. Bat alas imagine the
molhers feelings when the sad news came that
Tue steamer ras lost, and OF the scores OF
human beings that peished. her own son probably
amorg the number The shock nearly deprived her
of for several dsys but she returned t. her
home with broken heart aud told her story From
that time TO this she haJ INDUCED faint hope tn a
her sons life might possibly have besn spared But
the story now todhe is lot-snd the parents fond
aniicipstions have all vanished. They have lost two
other SUES by dfosbiBg, and now another has been
taken away from them 20 meet much more agera-
vated death. ii aItford lCt) COurant Oct O
TEE HERMrAGE.-Gov. Johnson Of Tenpes,ee
reports the purchase for the State Of the Herntaoe
and Its tender to the Federal Government la case
the tender is not accepted the Governor recommend
ihat the property be retained as residence for the
iniure Governors Of The State.
II is said that Judge Green wood OF Arkansas has
bill prepared and ready TO be introduced into Con-
eess, aboiishng the Court OF Calms, and transfer
g all the business 10 the several Committees OF Con-
gress.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
owing returns;
M.iOvitis
Total ......................S,oio Dis

The poll books at one precinct in Bernalilo which
gave Otero 36 votes were destroyed by the friends
Of Judge Baird it is said to conto the election for
county officers on the Baird ticket. Tasy did not sus
ceed. The Otero ticket was elected in the county by
90 msjorty This is considered rebuKe against Gov.
Meriweathers administration, which sustained,
throughout the election of Baird.
Much disafecton seems to prevail against Judge
Davenport of the District composed of the oountiej Of
Santa fe, San Miguel and Santa Ana. Tne people are
quite clsmorous for his removal
The Democrats have carried the election with
buIrab for embers of the Legislature 10 the House
thew have secured % out of 26 in the Council IL ont
of l3. Every branch of the Government viii hence be
in the hands Of the Democrats.
No news of importance from the army.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

aBr rsE AMERICAS PRNrNe TsLgcnA,s COS h"s'~
OFFICE No a WALL STRssTl
HALIFAX, Tuesday Oct ~, io9|'
The Royal Mail steamship Europa, Capt L'.cn
from Liverpool on the afternoon Of Saturday 'oe iV"
ips, arrived at this port At 40 O'Clock t0's eVeoi'S
She has EG3, l6O in specie
The s,esmship Iodian, from Quebec, arrived ont On
tie 7tb and the P,rss, from NewYork, on the iOin.
There is nothing ster from lod'a.
There had been a terrible storm on the Eoglish
coat. The AmeIicsn ship Kinbsn from Sun
derland, bound to New-Yoik, had been ioit. Her
crew had been ali savtd.
The American crisis was severely felt in Eoglald
and Frsuce and money throughout Europe was a.
yaucing Specie was being shipped to America.
The King of Prussia was feared to De dying.
1t was reported that the GOvernor-General Of India
had been recalled.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
Personal.

- The Philadelphia papers say that Mr. Thomas
Abone whose resie enation President of the Penn
sylynIia Eapk was announced the other day, has
dcternined in compliance with the advice of his ply
scian 10 visit Europe in the hope that relief from
excitement NAV re.tore his much shattered heslih.
He will sail from Boston, accompanied by portion OF
bis fsuy, diving the present week.
Il Chas. &. Spence, esq, who was sent ous 6y the
Depart ert of Stste to make arrangements Tor tue
ratification Of the tre-ty between the Uaso 81 Ies
and PeIsia. has errved in Baltimore. Mr. Spence
has been severe' days st Washington upon oihciA
business copntc'ed with this treaty and we are gts1
to learn that he has beer entirely successful IN MS
mission. baltimore Sun, Oct. 20.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

LETTER FROM THE EAST INDIA AND CHINA SEAS
The Secretary of the Navy has received letter from
Flag. Officer james Armstrong. commanding ths
United States naval forces in the East India ard Cams
Seas There is no news of anv importance in regard
TO events that are ranspr'ng that quarter OF the
world, but Commodore Armstrong stats that Mr..
George Smith an gsh merchant residing and dong
business at Shapghsi lost some years since brother
who, it s supposed, was wrecked in typhoor with
Mr. Nye, 81 American merchant and others, on the
Island Of FoImosa. Since then Mr. Smith had used
every etor In hs power TO ascertain whether or not
his brother and his companions alive ard in cap
tyity on that island but without success TIE ssircs
will be further continued. Wash. Union, Goth.
DEsJARDINs BRIDGE CALAsIrY.-At the Oxford
Circuit, Brantfod on the 9th inst. a Judgment vas
given against the Great Western Railway Company
the late Mr. Secord killed by the Desjardins Bridge
sccident The verdict was thus made up:
Wife $500 Sd child ssOo
Let child. o'cl,
"a chld ,.,.,....... 80Ol Total dsm.ses.... OO)
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
wafer m thy service, sweat Goddess NJ Irxeoi,oat
mother OF peaceful industry aud Companion ofHhst~s


mother of peaceful industry aud companion Of bs<tyi
Wh,e n. rple sros, on the sppls the
lrdtbs xld sitd blows o'ef itc "a vooi feo
And The d., p n .sf Cow. 10 ibe d,spSr "a.
And a., caro-. slp fro~irE ard bovirs atf aox,a,
Turu. tb- lesri Of tSe world to thee
TIE eleents Of cur national wealth far from their
full developement Greater changes than have ycs
e,psrieI cec will occur and Individual fortunes moro
gigantic han any yet accumulated viii be suddenly
rolled up TO BE- ss suddeuly cssipated. Nature does
rot rerfec'rs'~ gie anic aocessons of poser States
OF men. Ponderoas empires fId their solvents. a1d
oytrEiosn irdivicnai frtures cir proper disiTbu-
tors. ln his country as 10 England mechanical indus
Try essene seyelo NJ Of 'he vast nlrcrsf
Of The con'iuest ard in the corsupsoo OF
eerCulursl prooucs, csr not fail 10 reward q agents
With the wealth that fsiowe succsssiui epterSrise.
Brt has higher claim ~ our encouragement Ia the
fact that While IL does not ut out the accumulation
of such Torture. q. vill ssisss ambition, II sfcris
more csrsn eusrartee for fhs equahle distribution cf
its profits anorg 81 lis 6iscpies. While re canncs
but rejoice in TIE highest prosperity OF eur courty.
ought act TO orgst that hapr'ne.s sprngs rather
fro ~ eersrc distribution tbsn ecxt great accurm'i'on
Of p, ah in ,nge hsnds and thcse pursuits which
emb-ace the greatest .lumbe,s snf distribute most
tqusy the rro1ts OF induetry are the cny souc-s 20
wi ch can lsok for tte bsppiress OF The people,
fr Just government, sud tlr stable uai'ora pros
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
IBy Telegraph. ]

ST. LOUIS, TUESDAY, V''' ~, io'''
The Lend Office for the Delaware District OF Kan
sss opened at DoDphan in that Territory the 18th
instant.
The following is the official maioriy vote for Dele-
gate to Congress from Kansas;
For Ransom Dem. )-Lesvenworth County. 23';
Atchson County, 81; Johnston County, l,6Oi Bour
bon County, ~; Dorm County, Is.
For Parrot Free. State)-DOuglas County, ,499i
Shawnee County 6sS; Richardson County, l26;
Breckenridge County 359; Anderson Courty, l9l;
Lykins County, 2Ssi Coffee County, lS9 Linn Couu'
ty, 36. -.
The st. Joseph correspondent of The Republican
Gays that the night af.er the election il Kansas. a
party Of soldiers encamred in Richmond, attacked the
re.idence Of Mr. Dolmsn, the Democratic representa-
tive of Neneh County in the Constitutional Conven.
ton breaking the doors and window, of his house and
treating him very roughly. Lieut.. Byard was imme-
diatey sent for but he not able to quel the dis
turbance unit he struck dow two of the soldiers wi'h
hs saber when the rest of them dess.cd and retired
TO their quarters.
The came correspondent mentions having seen a
letter stating that Wm II. Wilson, referred to in the
Washington dispstch yesterday after having rope
tied round bis neck and pistol pointed at his he Id
escaped from Salt Lake eafely.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
FROM NE H-MEXICO

From The Star Of Empire, Oct IL
The Santa Fe mail rolled 10 on last Wednesday, the
9TH inst.
Returns from the election show Otero is returned by
over 900 majority. There only one county TO be
heard from Donna Ana. which may give Judge
Baird small majority. The Santa Fe Gazette OF the
l2ih furnishes us with the following returns;
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

TIE SsurH AMERICAN SURsEYIso Exp, L.
MI Forbes Of Boston is constructing en- LDiIIos :
about nipety feet org, and 10 draw OF . ~, -
wat ~, 10 be used by Captain Paige IN gt'"ns .,d
CO onpe,ing the survey of the PeraDS ;war r. so.th
america, for which Congress made rr,.nr;. ,;on
corsuueted in three sectors 30 ,hs scs,,Ssd ons ON
the deck Of sailing vesse. as Ia ernectes 3, ne
ready for shipment BY the nil de IL November and
will be put together at Rossb d two hundred niiss mo
the largest size. -. =
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LvERpooL COTToN MARKET.-C1tton: the sales
ior the add up 5000 b Of Which specpso TOOK
I and OF porter Prices bad sdvsbced I'd on the
which prsed only Eve ssy' nothing was done on
Tbs Estimated sales on Friday tbe day which the Europa
sailed were 40 bales Of which spectators took 900 The
,nslst coseS ouiet The folowing the rotations:
Fsly Or Mddling Upands....s l-l6j
kiddlns OrIesDs.."9 5l7o fs'r MOBILE @l63.
Ya Uplspds .........9.d d. Nddling Mobile.
The STOCK Liverpool was S12 so bales of which $4,000
were American.
LlvERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET-Breadatutfs
closed dull and bad sl hly declined.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

Total dsmsses......RSOO)
Montreal Transcript, Oct. i6.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21
No NEWS FROM INDIA.
EFFECT OF THE CRISIS.
Specie on its Way to Eew-york.

aBy TaE AMERICAS PAINTING TyLgenAys Cos hns'-
OFFICE No a WALL STRssT.l
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-21

FIRR IN DUANE STREET.-AbOut o'clock last
n;obt a FIRE broke out in No. EIie Buildings, in
Duane street.-The basement occupied by Ransdell q
Co.. commission merchants, and FIRST floor by Dillon
g. Armstrong, commission merchants The fire origin
ated in the basement, among lot of furniture, bu'
from what cause is unknown, and thence extended
into the store above The total damage to the bui d.
ipe and stock Of the occupants will not exceed $2OO
Fully insured.
FIRE IN SEVENTH AvESUE.-About o'clock last
evening the alarm of fire occasioned by the burn
ing of some stables on Seventh avenue near Thirty
fih street. The loss was rot heavy.
FIRE IN THE BowERY-NARRow ESCAPE PROM
SurrocArIoS.-Shoityaf after II O'Clock last night g
Eve was discovered 10 the frame building No. ll4s
Bower,. lower part occupied by Isaac B. Klement as
cothirg store upper part by his brother ard sister
a. dwelling. No. ia, part aud portion of the same
building, was occupied by Joseph Morton, on the
fret floor as glass and cockery store, upper part as
dwelling.
The building was two stories in hight and being of
wood the flames spread rapidly, and soon burst iuii-
ously from the store in which the fire originated. OF
ceis White and Gale of the Fourteenth, ard Bradley
of the Tenth Precinct, together with private watch
men PesrSsl, Manuel and Sheerer, being near at hsnd
when the fire was discovered, aud perceving the n
mirent danger of the women aud children 10 the
upper part of the house, climbed up the awning
posts and windows and succeeded in rescuiug al the
occupants without Injury. The women and children
were all asleep at the time the fire was discovered,
and aroused from their slumbers by tue slam of
the police sni others. The building owned by Peter
Polop, nesIydesroyed Insured for 81 600 IN the
Bowery Insurance Company
Mr.. kement sustains total loss. Insured for
$1,000 in the Williamsburgh City, 81 600 in the St.
Marks 81 600 in the 81, Nicholas, aud 81 900 10 the
Mechanics and Traders Insurance Companies.
Loss of Mr.. Morton about $500. injured for 81 900
in the Exchange, Relief Excelsior and Rutgers Insur-
snce Companies on stock ard furniture.
The flames extended TO the adjoining building, No.
ll6, owIed by Mr.. Pollop, and occupied the first
floor by Wm. S. Smith, jeweer, upper floor by L.
Munster surgeon dentist but the premises saved
hom much injury by the fremen.
Mr.. Smith removed most Of his stock TO neighbor
ing store, ard consequently but little damaged. Loss
of Mr.. Munster sbout $500 by water. Iasured fol
s3 500 in the Fire ard Marine Insurance Company
Constable Nesbit of the Sixth Ward, being aso
hand when the alarm was given rushed into this build
ing which was filed with smoke, and carried out the
sister Of Mr. Munster The building No. ll6 sustained
about s25 damage. Insured in the Bowery Insurance
Company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-15

FRECKLES.-Of all the effects that exposure
Of the skin to the air or sun produces, the most
disagreeable is called freckles, or tan If
spread over the entire surface of the parts OK.
posed, it is called tan if scattered at inter
walls, freckles The finest skins are most sub
ject to them The KaNtstom, or Orient Water,
prepared by JOSEPH BURNETT & Co fremont
street, Boston, contains a peculiar erasive
property which will generally remove these
disagreeable stains It is at the same time
perfectly harmless, allays all tendency to in
aammation, and renders the complexion clear
and beautiful.
For sale in this city by Marin d PALMER
SELBY PARKER, and the dealers generally.
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II Water is selling in St. Paul, Minnesota

n Water is selling in St. Paul. Minnesota
at Ten cents per barrel
ty' The gas mains in Philadelphia measure
over Sl4 miles
r. The Charleston, S C, Courier, com
menced the 56th year Of its existence On Sat
| urday.
IL In one day last week there were fv,
tons Of cells shipped to New York by singl.
town in Massachusetts,.
a. At a late meeting of the Philadelphia
Baptist Association the baptism of q lady one
hundred years old was reported.
I IT is estimated that the mum Der Of per
sons inflicted with insanity in the United
States, reaches at present Is 600
~ There are in Boston two Protestant
and one Catha lic church where the preaching
is in German.
r. Chicago is becoming the religious me
tropolis Of the West there will soon be With.
in and around it not less than FIVE theological
semin a-ies.
lp@ Some member of the North Carolina
Legislature introduced n resolution the other
day to have Raleigh removed to some place
where the moon shines.
ET9 The Board Of Trustees of the village Of
Salem, Washington county, have disbanded
the fire company, and directed thu cir clerk to
sell their engine, there being no need for it.
r. The durability Of the palm fibre has
been put to sundry tests, and has been pro.
nounced BY the examining officers Of Wool
wich, Eng, to be infinitely superior to any
thing ye. discovered for tho manufacture of
sailcloth, rOpeyarn, and ships cables
To BEGIN ANEW BY tho operation of a
general Law Of the State Of Maine, the char
tiers Of all the Banks in that State will expire
during the year 1857, and all have to wind up
their affairs, unless re-chartered by the Leg
islature now in session.
e. The Catholics of New Jersey find it
difficult to comply with the order of their
Bishop restricting funeral professions to six
carriages. On Sunday, at Newark, an Irish
funeral presented a singular spectacle; there
wore the six carriages only, but hundreds fol.
lowed them on foot in a promiscuous and dis
orderly crowd, altogether more unsightly and
annoying than the long string of carriages
which the Bishop has abolished.
u Charles Houston, man we'll kno .n
on the Alabama river, but the last few years
a resident Of California, was killed by the
explosion Of steamboat near San Fra ncisco,
a few months since. A Newfoundland dog,
owned by him, escaped injury, and dragged
the body Of his master to the shore. The dog
was sent home to the mother Of the deceased,
residing in Perry county, Alabama. On being
shown daguerreotype of his lost master, the
dog Immediately recognized it, and commenced
licking it, sending up the most piteous bowls !;
since that time he has refused all food, and
nourns almost constantly When last heard
from he was in dying condition.
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PENEsYLvANIA.-Th total valuation of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, for all the
counties, as shown by the Auditor General
report, is 1881, 73l. 304-on which there is a
tax assessment Of Sl,6i9, 967 rs The mum
Der of taxable inhabitants is 5S2,185. The
amount of stocks held by incorporated com.
paDies is S1,723,496. Value of railroads and
canals, $50, 365,6l6.
B A story is told of the Downieville, Cal.
ifornia. court A man was arraigned for theft
and plead guilty; jury trial was, however,
insisted on, and after long and vexatious
investigation, the jury rendered a verdict of
mot guilty" in spite of all the prisoner could
do. The fellow expected hard winter and
wanted to stay in Jail.
IA good story is told of the too sanguine
Republicans of Brooklyn. Before the election
they hired a room in the Brooklyn Museum
building, occupy it as their head uarters, at
stated rent, until Fremont soas elected, The
landlord, being good Democrat and sound
Buchanan man, refuses to release them, and
intends to make them suffer for their folly
v A German writer-one Kristen de.
clares that, though America is popularity sup.
posed to be such a marrying country, yet In
| no Jand in tho world are there really 80 many
old maids. This is owing, of course, to the
rapidly increasing expenses which marriage
entails, compared with what it did in bygone
| days.
NEW YORK "INsANIrY." -Shopkeepsr-
hui,oa, there, here, you Niger, what are
yoa doing with those boots2" "Sah, I'se
only Jist takin nm away" Shopkeeper-
Iaking EN- away, you scoundrel, don you
know that is stealing?" > - =
BE keerful, masss, how you accuses diI
wssa q skalin. I'ss morally insane :"
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PERSON sL.

go. Hon. Thos. Ewing, Ex-Secretary of the
Treasury, and son, are at Wizards
.... Hon. Louis McLanc, Gen. Jackson's
Secretary of War, is passing some weeks in
New York city, stopping at the "New York
Hotel" He looks as hearty as he was TWEEN
ty-fve years ago.
80. The Boston Post. in describing the va
nous Lyeeum lecturers now before the public,
says" Theodore Parker is Theodore Parker !;
such a compound Of strength and weakness,
logic and fustisn, as we shs all not attempt to
analyse"
go. The Banner of the Gross states that the
Rev. Henry Major, formerly pastor of All
Saints Protestant Episcopal Church in South
Eleventh street, ard sfterwsrd editor of The
(Roman) Catholic Herald in Philadelphia, the
organ Of Bishop Neuman, has retained 10 the
Episcopal church, having taken communion
in Washington.
go. The New York Times, in speaking Of
Col. Benton's appearance in delivering his
lecture, remarks that it is pleasant thing to
see gentleman perfectly satisfied with him
self, and whoever wishes to enjoy that agree.
able spectacle-to see man so overfowing
with amour propre that it ooLes from every
pore in his body, eliminates his eyes, glistens
In his silvery hair, is developed in every mo,
ton of his limbs, modulates the tones Of his
voice, and lies in every fold and wrinkle Of
his garments-wboever wishes to witness all
this, should 60 and hear Col Benton lecture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-15

SHAVING MADE EAsT.-Wet your shaving
brush in either warm or cold water, pour on
two or three drops of "Balm of thousand
Flowers" rub the beard we'll and it will m axe
q beautiful soft lather much facilitating the
operation Of shaving. Prico only Fifty Cents.
For sale at Shillington's, agent for Washing
ton, and all druggists