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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
THE TR,BrsE MERsisTlLE ADVERTISER.

We propose to issue os the Ist day Of October
next tbe second number Of The TRIBUNE MER-
CAMILLE ADVERTISER. 1t will BE- issued monthly
hereafter and devoted exclusively TO the interests
and use. Of the Mercantile Public, on the follow
ing plan:
!. II viii contain FIJI report Of the MeTkes, with
such other Commercial and honey Intelligence a.
shall be deemed Of special intcre- to Merchants.
II. twill be sent without charge by mail postage
prepaid 20 ~ 600 Country Merchants VINO buy goods
in New-York Philadelphia, Baltimore, OF Boston.
The names will be selected by Messrs. IcKiilop 4
Wood from those recorded the books Of their Com
mer,a Agency, and they guarantee that 10; les than
10 O0o shall be gent, ;s being the full number Of
Country Merchants that they consider desirable thus
10 address
III. The total expense will be betrayed by Mercan-
tile Advertising for Which One Dollar per line will be
charged. Ibo-e who require their advert sements 10
be displayed will make special bargains therefor.
II is believed that DO equal opportunity for ad-
dressing Country Merchants was ever offered in
the United States, even at double or treble the
cost OF this. This sheet is intended for Merchants
alone, and Will contain no other matter than such
as il adapted 70 their wants We have every facili-
ty for making a Mercantile Advertiser that will
deserve the appreciation Of Merchants and We
respectfully invite their cooperation. Advertise
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Ne,s.}ork, Sept. 8. 1853. No. l'i Na''a'-s'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
FROM SYRACUSE.
10 Nominations Yer Made
REprRLIcAN SITE CONTENTION.

REPUBLICAN, STATE CONVENTION.
srs..,. Di.rs-,l 20 The y !. TroIne
SYRACUSE Wednesday Sept. - P. IN.
Ienkin, stock rising. and some Of Morgan, most
active and intelligent friend. regard his defeat -
certain.
\ motion TO proceed toa nomination OF Governor
was met by Morgan. friends with motion To
adjourn. which wss carried by 3 large majority
various candidates hoping 10 gain BY delay.
The Convention adjourned 70 tomorrow.
A union ticket /. certain. 4 Conference Com
mittee. on the part of the Republican Convention
va, appointed. without serious opposition. In the
American Convention, the only opposition to con-
ference came from few noisy members who be-
long naturally to the Democratic party, and came
on purpose to prevent sunion. Perrin Is eonsP1c-
uous among them. The American Conference
Committee is now being appointed
| think Jeuk.ns's chances best. though the nom-
Nee msy he Cock or Patterson. Joseph Il. Narnum,
Robertson of Wesichester, aul Putnam of Buffalo
are talked Of for Lieutenant Governor, 1t that
office should be- given 70 Americans. The Con
yention will probably finish up its work tomorrow"
The sddres, to the people 10 be adopted viii make
four columns Of The TRIBUNE.
There is great deal OF button-hoding, caucus
ing and champaguing going on, and al sorts OF
stories of a new deal of the cards, new combina-
tons &c. are afosi.
Morguns friends, who were glum at the adjourn
ment. are now professedly more confident; and II
j. asserted by Owens friends that he has consider
able streng,h-some say 100 votes on the first bal
lot. which doubt | still believe jenkins has the
inside track.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
AMERICAN STATE CONVENTION.

SYRACUSE, Wednesday, Sept. :, lSS.
Tie American STATE Nominating Convection met st
Corn,hian Hall at noon to-day 4 large number Of
dcegates present, almost every District ~ the
State being represented. Many aternSies are al-'
here.
The Convention was called to order by the Hon. H.
b. WIsTHRoP of Washington, President Of tho S%
Council.
The Secretary then called tine roll Of tue deegaia
II was moved that a Committee OF three on eredennD'
be appointed.
The Chair appointed Messrs. BRTroS Of Kng,A'
WArsoS Of Saratoga, and w. LEsLH Of Oswego
General scRoGGs moved that COMMITTEES of 90
from each Judicial District be appointed by the Chr
to nominate permanent officer. Of the Convention.
The Chair appointed the following geutlelnens
such Committee:
l., District g. c Dean ia Dhiie, n D. Roter,oHi ~
District L. ) Psr.ou. ~ "a Distinct. Augustus Irsnon "
Dir.t d h Cas-. With District Morzsn Levi. VIM D.
trt james Ferguson Vlllth District; c. : Macomber.
The SECRETARY then had permission 10 read coz
muncation from the American Central Committees
Ulster County and others, protesting against 10
admission OF Messrs. Wostbrook and Pa
Harlow, as delegates from that county Oa
the ground that these gentlemen had abaDiooed
the American for the fusion party in ,hAt cOaHt
lAfit br4A- 10 'yitfApiA5 H'.t5 --t7i tii' P'Y''
laid on the table.
The PRESlDEsT having stated that The STATE CONF
ell had incurred debt, amount suifeicn, to h4l'
date il was paid IN By tie Delrgates.
The Committee on Credentials reported in the ma'h
Of the contested seats from Aegany. The cor'ss
ant having withdrawn, be Wa admitted Is a matid'
grace. and the report Of the Committee accepted.
Mr.. D1AS Of New.York, from the Committees
Organization, reported the following st Of obcs'
which wss received with cheers, and adopted:
For Presi1>nf-Hon. DANIEL ULLaAs of Se~.lohI a
HosrEsUP. lIld n. LANSING. wa. .. fEEaIs; VA y.
L,slIs; With. 7. J. CHATFtrLDi Win, WN. n. sfs~
With. Lyman OD,LL. $50
Secre:grsrs-J p. FaxOrr, J. q. lOusssLooD, VIZ"
TEE BsITTos and J. B. FlsHts.
On motion, the CHAIR nominated ComIitssS
,hree to escon Mr.. UliInann to the chair.
Mr.. ULIssSs was received with Tremendous
long-continuei cheering. On taking the ehsir,
spoke as follows:
BRETHRyS ASD FELLOw-CIrIzESs: feel or, =, -
ssnsibly the high honor Won have done me- and -
you my warnest thanks. Sharing IN ali TIE p,ssi
umph- aud adyer-ities OF the American parry i''
remain faithful to it, future. Cheers.l r,-
Congratulate you on the high posItlcn DO. -
pied by the American organization. ihore IA,
which, when fir, enuncia'ei, caused many " ar
are now adopted by those who rank themSe"e. c.
opponents. We have seen two great parle' .t5 IL
gress shaking the Union by their dissensons, - -
glorious band of American Senators and keP''
tiyes said to the waters, Peace, be s'iA. .A ssi
The sovereignty of the people was vindicssJ lis
the people of Kansas, responding, have sAI .,;,aj
-sal Of .nfamy 90 this corrupt and rechiess s"soa3x
Administration. Or platform Is ss1ons''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
may be- rs happy as a negro slave.


THE TRIBUNE of yesterday morning reported
the circumstances of disastrous accident on the
Hudson River Railroad. Two men (only two)
were killed outright, others badly injured, and
vast destruction of property occurred. The state
ments of parties on the spot, interested parties o
course would lead the casual reader to suppose
that as usual /" no blame il 10 be attached 10 any
one." Doubtless the verdict of the Coroner's
jury will be- to the same effect. Nevertheless,
this is a case of cupable. inexcusabe carelessness
as all who examine the facts should see.
Either Fishkill was regular stopping place for
the leading train or it was not. If the former why
did not the extra train approach more carefully :
If the latter the train stopped there to cool off
hot box in which case the conductor or sig
nal msn Of the leading train should have placed
danger signals at such a distance AZ would
have protected the train. 1t appears from
the statement made by the conductor Of
the leading train that he sent red light
back at least one mile from his train. Was that
signal seen by the engineer of the approaching
train? If not, why not ? Ii seen, why not
his train brought 10 stand in time to prevent acci
dent II is said his train was heavy. So it was
But is this not the very of all others why
the engineer should have had his train under rea-
sonable control Perhaps it was very dark or
foggy. If so, this furnishes an additional reason
for the exercise of caution on his part.
1t appears, however, that the signal was seen,
and the brakes Immediately applied though
they proved of no avail. But why was the train
being driven at such rate of speed to rem
der this so L. il not evident that il was the
duty of the engineer to make such time as would
have enabled him to stop his train within the dis
tance of one mile If the brakes were insufficient
be- certainly had previous opportunity of knowing
the fact, and he should have 1ln accordingly
The truth is, this disaster has plainly originated
from the want Of proper care on the part of those
In charge of the disabled train, through the un-
pardonable reckc.sness OF those in charge 0f the
extra train. This Is hut one of the hundreds of
instances where lives and property have been
sacrificed by running into stations too fast; and, if
We recolect right, was the bone of contention be-
tween the engineers and the General Superintendent
on the Ere Railroad year or two ago and which
caused the memorable strike of the engineers. OF
what Use arr signals of danger, if they are either
insufficient in themselves, or when properly made,
are totally d..regarded
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

Some surprise has no doubt been felt that the
persons charged before our City Courts with
being engaged in the late outraees st the Quarsn-
tine have been discharged, after giving bail in the
paltry sum of two thousand dollars. But il must
be recolected that the only oifense Of which our
City Courts have Jurisdiction is the Mere violation
of the regulations laid down in the Quarantine Act
That act makes it the duty OF the Mayor and the
Commissioners of Health 10 give information Ia
the District-Attorney Of the City and County
of New-York of all ofenses against the
provisions of the Quarantine Act that shall
come to their knowledge, to the end that he
may prosecute the offenders without DELAY
in the Court Of Sessions of the city. But
over the arson committed in setting fire TO the
buildings and the murders alleged to have been
committed in that operation, the Courts of this
city have no jurisdiction. Prosecutions for those
ofenses can only be originally commenced in
the County of Richmond, though, after the
indictments were once found. the trial
might be removed by the Court to some other
county Hence il is that in the proceedings had here
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

the only ofcr.e charged against the pariie- accused
has been entering the Quarantine ground without
authority. and opposing or obstruc;ing the heai'h
Officer in the discharge Of biz duty. These acts
are made punishable by the Quarantine law buf
the punishment docs not extend beyond iriflng
fine and imprisonment. II would seem, however
that until the Grand jury Of Richmond Count!
take tie init.s'ory steps toward pul'hins the well
known lesders IN the late rois, b. finding bills oi
indictment agsinst them they can hardly expect
that anything will be done by the State toward the
removal Of the Quarantine. BY the putting these
prosecution. fairly under way the citizens oi krh-
mond County might hill two birds with one stone
freeing themseive- not only Of the Quarantine Dut
also Of the presence Of certain residents on The
i,land whose abseuce wl b. decided gain.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

yer,sry of ,oul. angle. a. Norfolk but we
imagine terrspln soup would answer just - wen.
By the way. We would sngges. 70 Nj James 70
take the West India Islands On Ii way TO the oea
Cybee. that be- may be able 10 make an ehrctha'
remonstrance 10 the Home Government against The
disgrace q permitting men of race % incapable oI
civilization end not able otake care Of themselves
To hold high Offices in thern-the Prime Minister
of JaInaics. Mr. Jordan, VITO has been for more
than twenty years the leader Of the Legislature
being q black man. and having been born -lave;
and one Of the judges educated - one OF 'he
Universities and the Ina, Of Court, being Of Ihe
same barbarian complexion. Aud IN the other
islands he would find even more shocking anomalies
Of the same hind. among which there would per-
haps be none more distressing to his huinsne mind
than the statistical fact that much more sugar IS
raised IN al the sugar islands taken together now,
than in the best years Of the happier system. be-
cause il would make speedy return 20 IL pain
fully remote probability
We shall look with eager interest for the first
fruits oi Mr.. Jamess leisure in the isiry city Of the
lagunes. At any rate, We are secure from the
1.-TWO hor.emen descending hill toward evening.
The curtain will rise upon dance Of happy slaves
in sight Of the Great House. The hero of the tale
will be mysteriously taken one side by dis
qlised Aboiiionist the demon Of the story. He
viii b. .educed into running away Then viii fol-
low as many adventures as may be- necessary 10 FIJI
I'D the three volumes. in the free States and IN
Europe He viii become the pet Of great lsdies
and thc ornament of courts sud viii have a most
stupendous career. But there is ever an aching
void at lis heart. All his prosperity cannot make
him happy. lie sghs for the estate on which he
was born. He can stand it no longer. He r.
crosses the ocean, hastens to the plantation where
be- first saw the light throws himself at the feet Of
hi. old master entreats his forgiveness submits
ioyiuy to the usual correction" (forty lashcs
save one), takes up the shovel and the hoe, '' and
makes the happiness he did not find Ofcourse,
there will be Il heroine and the Aboitionist will
be hanged But We cannot work out the details
Of this sketch of which We beg Mr. James, ac-
ceptance. We desire for him all health and pros
perity in his sphere Of duty, and. AZ the high
e.t felicity We could hope for him, We wish that
he may be- rs happy as negro slave.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

The suspension of dispatches by the OcNn Tele-
graph has naturally occasioned u great deal OF
remark not of the most favorable character as
regards the probable success of the cable On this
subject We have received the following interesting
explanation from Mr.. Cyrus W. Field:
To the Editor aj The " y Tribune.
SIR: have received from Newfoundland dispetch,
informing me that, although the insulation Of the
Ocean Gable remains perfect, no message has come
over it for several days.
The last teegraphic dispatch that | received from
England was dated London September |.
What may be the cause Of the cessation 30 not
know but conjecture that it is The change of the shore
end at Naeniia which | was informed was about to
be made Ii should also be stated that Prof. Thomp-
son was to succeed Prof Whit,hou,c in series Of e1-
periments upon the cable; and although his system
was regarded by all practical teegraphers in England
a, perfectly childish, it is quite possible that the pres
ert delay in transmitting intelligence is attributable to
Prof. Thompson- experiments.
Ii was also known at the sailing OF the AiTca that
the Directors desparnc Of satisfactory results from
the systems Of Professor Wliehouse and Thompson.
had arranged with Professor Hughes to take charge o
the electrical department of the companys business
and il was expected that the Hughes Printing Tele-
graph instrument would be- placed AZ Trinity Bay and
Valena on or about the 2,th 25th inst.-apd from
the experiments made while the cable was at Ply
mouth there is no reasonable doubt that Professor
Hughes will be able TO transmit intelligence through
the cable reliably and at the rate of about three
hundred words per hcur. CYRUS ". FIELD.
Ncic- York, Sept s. 1883
There is nothing surprising in these difficulties.
1t is hardly 10 be expected that a submarine tele-
gragh, 2,l00 miles long, should work perfectly az
the first start We presume, however, that the
difficulties will, in due time, be overcome
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

From Syracuse We have as yet nothing decisive.
Both Conventions adjourned till this morning, after
sppointug conference committees. which met in
the course Of the evening The Hon. Daniel i.
Jones was appointed permanent President OF the
Republican Convention, and the Hon. Daniel
l'lman President of the American Convention.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
RApwAY,s REsToRATIYE REyELATIoNs.-The

Medical Journal cont description Of R.DwAY COS
as aisooyt ~ mctrs sceucr which certainly hds lar 70
,rrtsss IN wonderful and beneficial qences 70 the world
even he READY RELiAF AID KENOvATN@ ktsoLNENf. d,
. new weapon with which 20 combat the Angel oi Dean
czled the R,GlLArAG PlLL. The Pill unlike other me-
,s 40, ony snd esdoates disease hut does 40 w'oU
weakening the raent ard only without ~eaAens b a'
uItrtiou
Ten, 81 adv hmoTs This great desderstni
IA by te chemical sutrUton oi "od WITH i' dhs
,x dosrs as much the noushius elements ~
,n b. extracted from hearty meal o. the most delicious
,isns Thi- Pin viii b. regarded a. inse abio 70 sufferers rom
debility snd other diseases oi the stomach Moneys
how es h AT aud TO women also u Is precious DO'n
for their me- liar ms will oe found nibe ana most
yr,rahlr rrmrd, Office, no i62 fultonst., y. l.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

Affairs at the Quarantine are measurably quiet.
Major-General Sandford visited the ground yester-
day, and selected camping place for the Eighth
Regiment, who are ordered there to-day. Further
arrests were made yesterday, among them some
Federal officers. Garrett s remanded for trial, but
bailed out. One death from fever occurred yes
terday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

MoRr DrArHs AFLoAr.-Thc bark bcnj. Burgess,
Can't snow from Cicnfuegos via hey West reports
,hst Mr. John l. Person her chief mate. was drowned
a, Cepfuegos on the 5,h u. Henry Khon of Prussia,
ssamsn. died on board. july 25 and Andres Peter
Msrco Of Copenhagen also died on board, August l.,
both of yeilcw fever The Benz Bartsss I IN now a.
Ouaran:ns below this P0rt lDesioa Journal
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
Personal.

DR. y. Y. Chobcr % this city, better known by
he tale of the Fire King; has received from the
Emperor of the French the 81 Helena medal, having
Ser, ed ,ventysix years in the "Grande Ar'nie and
upder the "CraDde homme
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

Gen. Mursvisff, Govepor-General Of Eastern
Siberia, has received from the Czar Alexander H. the
title of Count on occasion OF the success Of some IN
portar, negotiations with China.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
A,stv2lnkDailu Gribn,re
THURSDAY. SEPT. q, 15ja.
IN nnprrrp0HpTNTs

~ r.ies can h. ager f anon ~.0us ComTDu stOus. Whs'
ever a INTENDED tor insertion m.st D. I'd y Ae
rse sut as1rr.. ~ the vri.erno nToe>sa' oi pn'iea
ton. b.; a. susraL,y iof b. god inih.
". tsfo. rd,-str 20 return rejected Communication
Bnne. otter. fr THE TRIBUNE Ofc~ t.1d IL a. cases b.
arcr....o ~ f9aacf GgEILib a co.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

HoTICE.-Dcalers in the city must give way for
the time hau from the country who have not the
.sue !,eltirs s,r obtaining csc-y dag
1EE ANFRICtS SmOEEE.
JLst al Ills time tlc Factory o, Nos = and a fra&io
b-iegd by coLty meT hsn'- and tn'1 orders must DE- 81
trod"G d..
Bu don't be- sca o s- ha'e the sEtiele as soon as
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

The Tammsny Democracy completed the election Of
Delegates to Syracuse last night. The list IS g. fol!
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
Nr,LR's MIRACULOUS NERMIN DESTROYER.
N.p
Hoc-es ship wschcuse. keIf permanently free nom
Bvss. Roashe, Rat. Mice Au's and all other Ne'inu'
lS- BY CoSrKACr. al

Bvss Rcashes. Rat. Mice Auts and al other NeFn'u
~ BY CosrKAcr. al
NJ Jo,rpv MESrR psca Al chemist the CouT Of Russis
knxaod. Prsis Nc. has established nj Once No o.
Bualway. % HCUsol. where te VIII o. hippl '
ntcr sh iouscketrer merchants shpowners
ucrs, brrwers, suP,Tiuendcut Of public bu.dus.
a ly which b. purify thc establishments from AL
- II ,ertnin scrp hem free from permanently and
rhere h preparations Macy be had and retail al Pse
from - cents 60 :
G.. Agent ff tie Uuei States sad Canada fREpESioH
\ Rt,r-o> Sr,-si, No 10 Asoy Hogsr and No Az Broad
xaY conner Of Causist A. go,
r,r,,io,-. 81 kep, for sale by 'hc proprietor No 6l-
BrosSw az aud by al respectable p7rSgisis
HoILowAYs PILLs.-Thoussnds drop INTO the
- ,;ho. su.c.sr coinpaiu-the premature victims o.
,,ion Yet when vital energy iss NON aN ,aus ,esc
Pi.wil rreupcrstr the system. sold .; No % MAae1 av
New a ofk
BMRY's TIiCorHERou>
lathe Res, and Chcspes; Article for Dressing.
Besutityng. Cleansing Curing,
Ptcsry,iiis aui Restoring the Haf., -
I.a- t., IT For by al Draxssts and fefiaale's-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

Iarssi -.ock IN thc wordIhs ccrbraitd esIaOsl :
. N sl Rr.dwav Twelve private expressly Tor me
alton of HI isluous HAN DNE, The b't tNtnt
cRs MICS end roUPEEs Lave mprN Nenert over al "teis
hi- i, the only place where 'hc'e tan 6 are p''F''S
4 a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

RAnICAL-CuRE Truss OFFICE.-MARSH ~
Co No ? Ncev.st. A.,or House-Tgvssrs, SUPPORTERS,
BKACEs SiLK ELASTIC STOCKINGS for Naricoe
ye, AnS .,trv variety q baudagcs skfuy applied ie-
male attendant IN pirate rooms for ladies.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
FALL, ic0S.

Now READT
N. have now read, ou~ fau Stye OF GEhTLrwENs HATS
nd would all to 1t the attention o; or customers aad tle
:. blir generally. LTARY Co,
4. .ader, aud Iutruducrfs oi Fashion,
No- 3 and AstoT House, Broadway
CATARRu.-DH GoODAIE. No. 3 Bond-st., y.
max the treatment th disease specially. Long stand
,s sd Formidable ca.cs together Nh ali their coinpcaoh
a.d genient snch Neuralgia, heaiache Soi" lhoa
Brouchits Dystp,s. Scs D,inAion ol uc1' ~c Siv io
IaScd ard Iositiv'i AM rtoi'eiy 'uieo.
GOLD WATCHES, U0LD W rCHES,
Ladies' and Gentlemen snied accurate tnieSet per
t.' s,l, A. ~ pcr cent below retail store prices.
ID T. PsACoca. Importer, represented hN
DAVID RAFT. Ne 4O5 Broadway ups;airs
TuADpEU> DA'iDs X Go. y
BLAoA NRlTNG NAs.
"Ncf for a do, BAT for az time
s,e u CsuTo>'s Tssr,
SAo,-iag ne nprriori'yQ Of h'' Ias oreT all Others
Buy THE BEST
CniLsONs CoNF FURNACE,
CuflSaN' Goiu MEDAL FURNACE,
CrusON's Gas CONSUMING FURNACE,
Md. and .olG b, BRANEALL. HEDGE Co
No sac Broadway corner OF WaiscF.st-
ATLANTIC CABLE CHARMS,
made isu.n the Atlantic Cabie.
And MOUNTED IN tioLn.
% Fang on Ws.ch Chains and .or sale ai retail by
G. &. ALLNs. ". n WAl.s... second hooi'
RAnICN.CIRE Truss OFFICE.-MARsH N
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
ATLANTIC CABLE CHARMS,

And MOUNTED In GoLp.
,e Rang on Ws.ch Chains and .or sale % retail by
q. &. ALLNs N. II W al.s.., second hoof.