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We learn that Mr.. ". +. Warren las resigned tue
Trea.nr,rshpo the Delaware, Lackswanna and West
eYn Railroad Company.
TIE Chiriqui Improvement Company have received
by the last NAL f,om the ithmas the important in.
formation Of the opering of their transit route from
David to the Atlantic. Ii. fact showing The avas-
buity Of the route, assumes Importance when viewed
in connection with the deposits of coal and the fine
harbors connected with tie line. vigorous action
on the par OF the Company, viii soon pace the
Chrqui trarsi, in position 10 transport height and
passengers and also to encourage emigration to that
fertile region Of country. The transit can now be
made in one dny but with tie improv emen;s proposed
% the road. the time vii be much shortened.
The interest coupons on the Land Grant Bonds OF
the La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad, due lei Feb
rusry, will be promptly paid On that day OF the
Benk vf the Republic.
The earnings of the Michigan Southem Road, Tor
the third week IN January, were S!3,'I9 against
50 oi7 last year-a cain OF =, 532.
The statement Of the Mutual Benefit Lie Insurance
COMPANY Of New.lork, made up on the lst inst,
,hows an accumulation OF 1878, - % OF espitAl
drawing interest, being an increase during the year
1857 OF <15S,Si3 IS. The Company las paid sI,1Oi-
3is - OF losses and returned to the insured tylenis
arounti to 81 GO j9s Il since is organization in
AIdi 1875.
The second srraal ,;atsmcn, q tie Great Weatern
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c,,rr... Of s4p,euber II, 1850, commonly called h

Congress. Of september ~ 1850 commonly called me
sousv .uby.,ive % the rights a free people; and
sdtb are founded on e1 paTte affdavit. The ous is
spnied 10 re lain an alleged slave the other t, re
dare freeman % slavery. l. II not high time mat ne
people oftbe state of New-York should eLtPar nh
alton to he found in the country for Mlard tlm3res
Act Of September IL, 1870 -
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S~,us rim with batter AMI sprinking him with Boar
sferward, appeared befre Justice VOORHEES, yts,ef-
tay a nd was fined g 20 for tAs esene. Inc once
mt;sceGed in her behalf OF the fine would hove oeeh
,,eh hos vi.y
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M1ELNE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. JAZZ. 70.


shF'-liotr Po,cr Hong Kong Ceiuroe, CA-Aa. L.'
e-P0l. LenEaA Co. ". Nichols, BesoE Havr-, BOYD
Hlncken Pa top, Bol NewOdeans, Stanton Tho Epsoa.
Bak-F.s-h, Wilson, Nsra Cruz Hugou4 Bros
Big-Dms JorHoas tPoh.l, Amoini, Bahia Asanchess
nsds Co.. ialkee Bad, Darling Kingston, Van Braas
ssgh.
schoorersL. Milford, Doyle, Baltimore v.n Pruns (
sgti Samuel, he!sOn, Bstmore master; Hsonsh 18th
Parker, st. John, Thompson Hunter; D. w s.ndass, NILS,
Newbcrn J. Smith Co. Princess. Bcarse Bo,:oa g. W.
LOWS Co. NJ Fsnswonh, Rboles Porlsad o. L. Hs,cA
o. Ch'ysoiie, Acky, Brszos Stiers Oliver
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Disasters. &c.

KY W.T. j. q. 2(-Tle ship sddleex (of PrcTS;'~"ij'v
from Boston. jan 3 oY New OIeans hss been p.resst
IBy ,tlegs 4 % Ehwoed Whlsi ~
SAVANNAH, Jan. 22Ths o1tk BIZ jant from ofIsAas -
Yvk, arrived bee cuks haiy NEST dc hAse ~,
llly tscsrsva - Elgoo1 "A-e's 'F
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SUPREME CoURT.-JAn. @.

SUPREME COURT-JAE
Dsso D. Conoyer at The Mayor Aldermen and CommoIaty
s,hs City q NewYorh Charles Devln and james Wet
Gu, and County Of Nee. York; Dauiel D. Couoyer,
sse final d.. Of The SETON Of qso rar,aa
neD, in rsOn TO the tile Of M, e Sn ssnsd
b FPed stipulation which has been approved by the sJa..
s s,S 70 S s V sed . %' bS s the
and co@%op.y Of he City NewYoIk Of al other
a. OsR Sls i M @ttS 81 M::.
% the OTnsy Of THIS n S SA caS s s,a With
O. ss q hs d SI 70, the h he SSSH,1 E The
$50, so I Ts' % ,as . acc, de thereto ~
o ''- - iSo' 'elS'S Ne TrLEocErr Com. Of DEEDS.
NJ :l S. !. ~ IL Ss SpI %ne coa
y6,s y %. 'tes.ss.y ,As sh nat At II O'Clock
g. 49, FIELD L sLUYrER, Atty. 70: plrs
tos'"., snLwrLl SWAN '''"'ei 10 inc ''i --'
bCnANBEHs-Bcfore jude. su1v,Rt,n
NICE POINT.
On Tu sdey Judge Sutherland Srsn NJ d''e writ of
s s. sS S e Sod d; SC io sl { JAIL
rlss counsel foI The prs 9nsr in HI; for the wit
ton Asains. his issued upon judgment Of the s'po
Csu Of this city Subsequently, Mcccieaa escaped from al Nd
In Aer The Of Meeere.u the plaintiff who
sc50c an he saea The sscap and oesnd
s b. sS sAoTs q his county SoSt 20 81. @ &C., lin
cosEasd in EldSesleet jail upon charge Of bressins al
aad i, wsssSes could b. as.5 oSy apn On ne
kom the pApta that the Jurisdiction Of the sopeos Count
limited IN oe o therefore,
ts defendant could B. arrested any other than the County
a. Hew.Iork.
HABEAs CORPUS.
In the q the petition Of Henry J. VI mock.
Ir this case the petitioner he ont writ OF dabeas
eortos and eerti0ra aoeing that be- was illegally
strsln u hs Abcty BY Juse Wood Of ths Lower Poke
Oar, Essex nksi, upon chsrsc Of larceny Preirrri BY
W1. L. Watson for stealing sewing machine valued a tJO
sg the property 81 Watson HalcOck btei by Odaud1
a. Potter the latter boc0u y JT his appearance u 7a;h
tinO the e1A1nlIatiCn
The Juse 1 Potter n their reraas 70 The wits 1eniei
having him Ia their Custody es,ran nd Jlge Sutherland
I'D froIltt ID at
ceopin cred the prcedicg - D. nsed An
hfosu l. JOTd lJE pdoHsr, Cls Spencer r :-c sesPJn
delt~
SUPERIOR COURT-Jan 2o.--Bciofc Juls. HoFFwN ard q
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- : ,,...s IN u. complaint. ftst an eseca.o.
ss.int property Was Tss. a. oder BAD so M sy h
the s,s WITH sheriff directing The return Of ne
.ss1.. .' cggd'scs te TO bo : p M
l IT, isss on the 0eorfs La" ior Clhto; IA 40 S- -
fnfos the de a whoa she eft The Wth'L-
"a, &c he that 4 % aleee The trasd u
bs in oI9er 10 Hrlp 81 "a 20 op on Contra:
,t an eIecuo against he person could not b. oeTo % ~
.hs sha I'm oh I'D Bu he toar rsserysd be question BE
Of he execution add other questions Of -" " Inc
eon. e. ne J 1sp Z, s s2ss s''f Fct d ae
Eod.nt Mr. Vsn5eIpoel nd NJ. ID Q. Field
SUPERIOR coURT-sFreIAL Trsx.-JsH- 2s-Bs''79 Judge
HoFTNAk.
DEcIsIoss.
Henry De Hart 81 al. agt. Patrick lrwln--CrosroI
arrest vacated w IS costs defendant 'pAns n 70 0'N9
40 W yr1a Ty.on agt. Abraham c. Hyatt.-IPjunet0n
Cor Gordon l.. Ford sgt Geo. R. HazeweI-AitAeh-
mFn' denied "i'n Before 9s'j jade PrRstposr.
Beebe Co. agt, p j. Diekey ana Ih 10 Se M M
Of n Dcsey ball red oed TO $500 no oo' to either parry
MARINE CoURT-JAs 2-1BesoEe Judge THOMPSON without
J.m..Le. ar John 1, Daryee and - osslsy
This was A suit arsing out of the turmoil subsequent
70 bs nominon Of Fernando Wood Tn parties are politician
Of one Of the up ward and having not dscn% i
eonss. or nS H 800 md one for s75 The larger
.sied and Daryee chosen .tskehode he result as a.
the wofa 70 Tec1ve bsrE the amount the
The said that under he statute the Transaction was v
Of bic deposits with liberty the defendants 20 pay the costs
o,pEs.L TEsM-J.s s-B.tore Judges THOMPSON
MCCARTHY and MAYNARD.
The following cases were affirmed, with costs
Paon Respondent agt Word Appellant han ast PeysI
Glat as TsyOT al, The Mayor, Aldermen &c. Smith
Gurley act. Artois.-New trial. Costs to abide
''< smith agt. Banes-New trial. Costs to abide
Mulrey agt HaIl-Afimed, with costs, Judge
Strong ACT. acknowledgement reversed az to
George K.an and affirmed 70 sesnsy Kss'm Judge Ihomp
Diet agt. Ward.-New trial. Costs to abide event,
with liberty to pllinta 70 amend complaint ,r,
Sturges ag: The Mayor, Aldermen, &c.-Affrmed,
with costs.
COURT Of COMMON PLEAs1GrSrsAL TrSM-JAs' o.
Before sFul Bench.
DECISIONS.
In the following cases the judgments were reversed
"t Christian Spring AT. VIZ. Baker.
Florence De.mOod set ChsI@ A. Rice
The ai SS5s &C &C., &C. g. }S,esg Sa ha'''D
Aug Howe agt. Van Reossai.er Terry i.
Rehecca II ughett Russell t. TTsl.
@. Goodwin set. James Beatty.
Thomss Hope sgt. John II. BogsTt
M &sT w u kns II. 't Js.P Ps Pes Ns''
In the following the judgments were afirmed,
wv winchester rSi;st Britt,n 81. SEQ. W. Hall
John Van Allen ag. John N. Allen.
John Cope as: Wn y " r k LIN:
i.sac N Biess ss David imrison.
Jane. s Carpenter ss. sa% mel H. Doughty
Meyer Shelf agt. B. Harnobrse,:
The Fire Department ss; A. Bieelow, IT,
samuel " W Dsbrow as, Oliver IL Richmond.
Schroeder agt. Kehenback-0rder reversed.
David b. Flint sgt. I. q. ScheImbeBs-Ordcr affirmed
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALsAsAc.....THTs DAY.
eon-HEes 7l2 sets-....... 5;i6 Moon-Rises.. sos
HIGH wATsR....,THIs ~.
fandy Heck. 75l Gov. Isrd. 8:tln Hell Gsss ..l0:
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Receipts Of Produce.
ssBy Erie Roaroad ne bbl Flour DO WHISKY, as d.
PToyoS, 40 DO Alcohol 500 pigs Lard 67 do. BIter 90
10. ca, ee 200 sides Leather 100 rolls d. 81 pays Ashes
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SUPERIOR coURr-J.u. 2o-B,iorc Juls, HorrSo ard

Fen ". R6riek al. john Ofser sledg, &.
Ihs was "a Action agar the Sheriff Tor tbs escape
- s4lonon Pcty from The al rte he City Coan,y
81 New York. when I1der A"'. 'Xeol1n asaas his
EssoD IL spyeire3 ;bs, he eouts;, aid Iha
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tIFFftIfa LleTktt y IAIy Ac-Nr . Jul ptc' y
100 btEs Rio al a0lG and - bls. MsacaSo a. III aac.
y tel rfph We hes q the arrival Newos Of the snow
qra with s,e dAtes Rio: she has only 800 b. bad
z be New-Oreaus aIk,t reported &c. higher.
COFPER-Thn DEMAND j. niysd os nost descriptions but
rice sre Vihos. change New shesthug sells slowly d
1c. follow Me'. a. &c Refined lns9s a. lJGs, All Oh
Sbfrttiue % l7di9c.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tke inquiry SOs Western Cana s.9ur
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On board the United States gate Congress her e cruise,
JAMES ROGERS aged d years the 18th Of August 1857, A.
JthIS nM rs h2g eyed y yeaIs and Y, nth sept
Der 1856 Toulon; IT RGUSON aged 81 years. April H.,
1855 at seas FREDERICK MARBLE, szed 40 years, April g.
1857 JOHN TURNFELTER, aged % years Oct. 6, 1857;
CHRISTOPHER H. LElsTNER aged 81 years Dec o. 1857
WILLIAM JONES ssed 50 yev. MAY 10, 1851 a. Leghnn
IOIIN PHILLIPS aged % years. Aug % 1857.
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INDICATIONS IN THE STATE.

C-rrespoudenc Of The y. Y Tribune.
. HUpsoN, Oct. 27.-We intend to give good ae-
count of Columbia County on Tuesday next. Gerrt
Smith will not get five votes III This city.
ROCHESTER,, Oct. G.-Our political campaign In
old Monroe is now progressing in od-fashionod style.
Gov Seward night before last addressed one OF the
largest political gatherings that ever assembled in this
city, and his speech, given TO the public, ike all
his efforts needs no commentary from any one. Our
county will give from 00O to 800 majority on the
State ticket.
EfmEA, Oct. 2,.-l have visited most of the towns
in tbis county. Our meetings have been Of most
encouraging character. We had glorious meet ng
in our Court House last evening which addressed
by William II. Buileigh. A more satisfactory and
telling speech has not been made in the county during
the present canvass. We shall give good account
On Tuesday next.
RocHYsTTR, Oct. 2.-During residence here Of
- wears. and all that time al active worker in the
poitical field would say that at 10 time have seen
the prospects Of victory more fattcrng than at that
this time.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30
CARMENS MEETING-GREAT GATHERING
OF THE WORKINGMEN IN FAVOR OF WM.
IL AIDERTSON FOR SHERIFF..

soza,t Hall was well on Thursday last night by the
carmen Of the city TO ratify the nomination Of Mr..
AlbertsCn.
TIE meeting was organized by the appointment Of
MIR. A. +. Dater as Chairman, and long list Of Vice
Presidents ard Secretaries.
Mr. j. s. Briggs read the following resolutions
HAeysa. The spposch Of important election, TO hl The
f,rs Opportunity for TIE people NevYork witho, dstnc
party signify her preference Tor candidates IL
HhsreG' is the duty a'neI PRIVILEGE Of the w9Ikias
tax rayers indorse such worthy OF
Their support and oppose ch have proved themselves
wcI,lyi Therefore toit
Re.ored That we Cartmen OF the City and County Of
NcwYork have come up this night indse ali sustain the
nomination Of swoThy and competent an IN the person o.
Wsn H. AbeItc. the Union esSdiaate for shch Of the
Comfy.
recognize Lin proper repes natiye Of the WORKING sn OF
ih. community, and old associate IN the ranks OF New
York Camen and IS such shall labor ioi hs election to
tie Office for which he tss teen nominated.
Res0red Tha. while IL this ayows oi ou preference 10Y
Wisn H. Abertson, do SO on TO rere party siolu VIC
oprs hi. oppor sn joan Kelly be wishes be den
ed with an Administration which has iuiercrcd with the
o. 81 ~ r isvc siSay. with
Interference been the Carriers Of Et nescns sVvos
Rrsors That ss su opportunity vote for suitable man
WIG Tere'snts Me-. e. sI1 % S tS copson Of
the this community psco all h'ac man ~
The Office of Shcrif promising that camou, viii use al
honorable means TO perform full share OF the work Eom h'
tine forward until sunset Of election day. 3.
Resofsd Thai The foosins persons be appointed commit
tee t. cal the and w0fknenen oeetherG any future
tine .hey az expedeut, viz: Elisha Snchen George t.
Hall Eenj r. TenIy, John H. Briggs John Van Wssgene.,
John b. Gr,h;hs, Robert Miller.
The President introduced Mr.. L. Delsfeld Smith.
He sad that lie could not claim 10 be strictly work
ing man. but he saw them on all sides Of him. Our
hardy fathers to whom We indebted for the liberty
we enjoy. were men who subdueS the soil, and were
wo,l;nS men. They met here as American citizens
moi A. party men, They all might feel il pride and
honor 10 support the man placed before them for
SLorN New-York owes its prosperity to its COM
meycc and also TO the true, wcll-meaning carmen
''Vl Of the "Ha city. Commerce is the great cause
os the supremacy Of New-York. The hon
ors of the cities Of the Old World are fading
before the fesher laures that wears around
her brow. But al this commerce wouia iau o9' 'Vs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

Total Appropriation. '',VVo''
To thH must be added the sum which isadnitted by
The Postmaster General to be required to be expended
in his Department Ii is not in the Treasury estimates,
but still is paid for by the people 1t amounts to
al2053, 2F. Ill, ,Ao
The President friends say that he should not DO
held responsible for Congress. Mr.. buchanan wme
In the Senate in 1872 complained OF an Admnistre-
f;on which spent S3 900 coo. In the previous year,
he defended Mr. Van Buren's Administration which
snent but $3.50 OOOO 900 in four years, about the sum
tbst Mr.. Buchanan spends in little over d year. In
This speech he not only admits that the President IS
,esnoppsible ,s for his estimates, but he said:
rbe Pre.,dep, was responsible In gres; measure ioI 1s Ok
nd,,n., usde by party iu Conross because vas s "
,esnne that be they acted IN harmony on al PUP
ssons Yes, the Executive was and IN pilsscp % 01Si
10 be responsible for the economic ea VI ' 1
These estimates and appropriations OF Mr. Bnchahan
and his supporters will not cover the expen9ues oi
the country. The enormous outlays Of the fsragnay
expedition, the Utah expedition and the croIsan =,
the Indians In Washington and Oregon derritoIies @
-il swel the amount to over SlO0 0oeo,Vo ior tl!s
wear The next Congress will be called on 10 VOC or
ascency bills 10 cover the amounts not reached Dy
The present appropriations. No prudent man can 10.
one roomept doubt that we may assume tne
81 The General Government at &loo,Wo,VW; wnlie
~ Ave on The subject oftaxstoD let US see whaI sums
s,e W paid in by the people Of this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30
Total receipt, fo fiscal year +68 85353 G7 *7og75od9

Total expenditures. &70822,72l Gj SG p7 II
1t will be seen that the receipts for customs are
about twenty-five millions below the Oial lOr the pre-
yous year.
No one can object TO this testimony, taken from
friend Of Mr.. Buchanan. IL shows the Government
sinking into an abyss OF Indebtedness, and that Con-
eress will he called upon for increased appropriations
And what has been done by the Administl alton to
prevent this indebtedness! Does il reduce the mum.
Der Of employees in the collection of the revenue
Does it cut of ussiess "sp'nd,tnr.s 1t Inns, on .n
contrary, increased our expenditures by giving large
contracts al high prices TO favores by selling the
Government property at sacrifice to hangers-on ABOUT
the Departments and their friends and by Purchas-
ing property at double its value: for the
first time in the history of the Government,
an Administration elected by the Democracy
has been araigned by its own supporters tor the
imprudent expenditure of publ, money. The WI
let's Point purchase the sale of Fort Smelling and the
Utah contra is stand monuments OF ther economy
and integrity An honest Administration would at
once reduce the expenses OF the collection o the reVe
nue.. Ii would cut OF reduce at once unnccese iry
and unproductivc points OF collection. Ii would
silence at the outcry Of the Opposition against
such fragrant Of useless extravaganza as appears
in the long list of extravagances made Ill the treasury
Report OF the last session of Congress will not emu
merate all; but will state that at Port Oxford Ore
gon Territory, the Government received in lScI
s. 81, and they paid two men for collecting II
S2 7O3 OS At Monterey the United States received
Si5 %, and they paid three men for collecting
il 81 $50 %. These ere specimens only from large
cabinet Of economical curiosities. When Congress
will meet, heavy responsibility must be incurred oy
tle Administration. Congress will ask why the ex-
penses have not been reduced and npprehend that
no satisfactory answer can be given. 1t is possible
that the Treasury Department Will, after the election
in this city, reduce The number OF employees to antc
pate the action of Congress. Undoubtedly congress
will ask for an explanation. 1t may probably be found
in paving officers of the Customs salary for dong
nothing for the United States, but attending nominat
ing conventions and editing papers TO abuse members
Of Concr who do not vote biandy ior the easufes
nf tic Administration.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30
INSPECTORS OF ELECTION FOR BROOKLYN.


Dis, WAsDI.
T. Luther E.me., Chs, H. Tholnp.on John G. Whitney,
. John aeshane, Frsns,, Wall George N Mesd.
/. Jane. o'Mullep. jane. DUFFY Cyru. Beverli.
2 John Mcconnell, Arthur Nc afery, Geo. w. Prince.
NARD iii.
l. Walter Barre. Edwin II. Burnett, VIM. II. Peck.
3 John B. s,rat,on, Thso Tilton, Alonzo W. Colt.
l. Alber. O. Armen., Ezra Baldwin, Burdet, stryker
? Judah Worries Ebepszer iieh, George BisselL
J. "m H. "eleh' h4'I WE MsSdIyan' oy DAVIS Aihe'h
/. JAIME, Counery, jaime. Clsncey John Jones.
2 James How ard, Chas. TnrJer John Decker.
3. George Ward, Psuck Downey' John Torrson
l. Richard Duur Charles O'Sel, Charles Kelsey.
q Edward O'Burling, James H. NIGH. Martin Wallace
5 Am.'s D. Ladd' JohI rs sham EPhrarn s'ePhen'
l. John Delaney Charles wile,., jonathan Rogers
? John frie, Bedei BALDWIN, Robert Van VOORHEES,.
l. William wsEd' oe0Tss iIS';Rsr, Peter O. Bergen.
/ Ludwis Miller, FI.ne, Gallssher John w Phelp..
j. JobI Fi,s.in mon, Aein BusktIs 49,
WsRDX.
!. Miller Robbins J. Nogine, Tho'. Hollstan.
Mm. N bsyafd Peter tarr.l James A.afe,d;
g. Henry A. setaener, Georse Mallory, Charles Fish.
|. Samuel Beden, John C. Smith, Henry n Meade.
= Samuel MorIeD, Thom.. Mu,isan Ezra iude
Acqul. 3. England, VIM. A. Butler Alexander Du'orf
WARD XII.
]. TLos. Greeuan, Frsnei. MeCustey Wm. II. Dawson.
:. John q. Atwster, Nm. Grady. Patrick U Connor
l. Wm. ~ Iron.is. Chss. c. Contre. VIM. H. Lawrence
I. Wm Bunting, Edwin Ferry John s. Shelby.
l. Terence &c Mccoy, John Allen james % GdrsSrsS; G esns
J. wm- White wm. Brown, Ben. H. LA"Ieh's'
!. John Mitchell, Mark Hull, Edward White;
T. James Murphy ss%L Tsy9,, par'ei 'enA'n"
Jane. ri,,.nmon. w.sS xaSosy SV5 conr.rd ss wisjr
2. Louis Pfs,er Christian Ei.eman, John Wla
joseph Kuhn, Th0' W.:s co:.eyx XVII Sfae' Hi'''a'
!. lame, Gould. Cha. B. EIlio.,, O. W. Bailey,
2 Adrian Aesss,Ole, L.. c. o-ui.esd' ""' L. AaA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

Tn, OpposrrIos ToRcIs OF RocsLASD CorSTr.-
mass meeting Of those oppored to the policy OF The
nr.sent Administration was beli on Tuesday at New
citv for the purpose Of nominating County ticket
which shonld beat the ancient Democracy o! thar
comfy The meeting which was unusually large ana
enthusiastic. was organized by the nomination Oh
Henry NJ. Peek. ESQ. of Hayer-traw, for President,
with twelve Vice-Pr.sideul and one Secretary rom
each town. Tie following ticket after full ''h-nta
tion and comparison Of views, was put IN nomhA''oD'
with uraniuy and good will which give assurance
of success on Tues'ay next:
Fo, ntm5er Of .fr,rby ,.......Dsvo BLsv'tLr'
ShG.g.... ................'....-'s san y:
.Iasisce u hs S,ssioE'.. ...'...''.J noon
saprEhadSrfg ne Poor''''.'JNo r, nks,S" Ks,Ss
u n't' j Acsrs,o,.
Tie Americans, Republicans and anti-'aeoHip,"h
Democrats are all here represented, and by their De-
men. Speeches were made by Messrs fecs, ps'id'
son. Ferdun, Marks ard others.
The following resolutions, among others, were intr'-
duc.d by Judge Pye:
The rrore of Roc srd tied % tie o. parry b' VINO
dare 20 think for ihsus ly' ana % ',-eis "a. re-
9on . uioral aud slavery sectional without i'ar 81 oeing
trusd out Of b. PoOce " Cu'ton'holr ' RAJ "it d"
B,,c That tiey win support David j. Bauyelt fr Mebcr
Of lsen y man that Will by he votes eve me IT, % thii
lr latc that the PeoT, OF in sae at' IN
favor of 0rcigE Slavery upon an nn"iho p'ol' - -u UT
,iou of dor % -fared Admin i.iration. III, q,
Es,ofd That IN SsmL A. Nergaen w hsre man "th hfs
bone enough stand for tAe igt though Ms party 7N'-'i
cdmur Tor the "Tols
With cheers for the ticket. the Convention joalued
Expect good account from Rockland on Nov. ).
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30
ORLEANS COUNTY.
TOMPKINS COUNTY.

TOMPKINS COUNTY.
Corespoudence of The n. Y. Tribune
IIHAcA, Oct. -, 1858.
Messrs. Burleigh and Grow spoke here to large
audience last night. Mr.. Grow viii speak again to-
night. II we have decently fair weather election
day. you may look with some confidence for 800
majority for the Republican State ticket in Tompkins
County, We shall do well and al We can.
Yours -p.B.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30
OSWEGO.

Co..esyondence a The ~ Y. Tribune.
PULASKI, Oct. 2s 1885,
can see 10 reason why the Republicsn majority in
this county will not 60 high as 3Ooo and it may be
more. We have better canvass than we bod two