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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-28

vurehases. se. up the Law Of yrsini, - projecting
him sl.e u well Is tie OF ginL proprietor
Mr.. Dousl.s ia.ists, and not without reason 20"
IN n. concessions made By Jadse Black In hn
supplementary remark. on Mr Doss'..'. Wooster
spercb. he reduces the pretended right Shlea'
under the law Of his own State, an immisrshss
STAKEHOLDER carries with him into Territory, -
mere shadow II, as Judge Black admits Ia taose
supplementary re marks, the respective II ga" ana
Obligation Of the master and the ,lsSe must Dc Pro
tec.ed and enforced BY the lsw prevailing 81 .ae
place where they are supposed to BE- v'a'ted-
hat is 10 become Of the rights Of the MASTER or tae
obligations Of the slave in the absence of any eg's
l,,ion. either Territorial or Cougressionsto protect
the one or 70 enforce the other' What 10 tue bare
title to q negro under the laws Of Virgins worth,
in the absence Of any authority TO coerce hs ser'i
ces or to punish bis diSbedience
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-28
KANSAS RRIlTA.

Those who are now straining every nerve to
make party csritai out Of Old Brown, are careful
not TO look back 90 far as to see how and why be
became monomaniac. They look away from the
fact that bis attempt to get up an insurrecton In
Virginia is legitimate consequence of the Kansas.
Nebraska bill, and, but for the passage of that
measure, would never have happened. President
Pierce and Judge Douglas are thus the real authors
of the late instruction After them, scarcely less
guilty are Senators Badger Of North Carolina,
Pearce of Maryland, and the great body Of South
ern Wings who followed their lead; and following,
in close and indivisble conjunction, GENE the whole
body of Southern Democrats of every hue and de-
scription. There are Senators Mason and Hunter;
Representatives Letcher, BocOck, and their $3.50
ciste., from Virgins; ToOmbs, and Stephens, and
Cobb, Of Gecrgis; Kett, and Brooks, and Batter,
of South Carolina; Brown and JEFF. Davis of Mis-
sssippi, Clay Of Alabama, and the whole throns OF
their associates, whose names need not be epumer-
ated These the real guilty parties in this ransse
ton They TIE true authors of tns last insured
ton and 40 SUCH are the men TO be held to account
for its results present and future. But while these
are the men Of the South, and such roucey & Co.
from the North who are the guilty parties, there
are others who are free from al implication With it
The individuals who may wash their hands of oil
blame and oil responsibility for this event. are those
few brave men of the South who resisted that fatal
measure, on the ground of the mischief il would
work TO the South such SIS Bell, and E.heredge
and Cullom Of Tennessee, and Hunt Of Louisiana
These men can point 70 their record with pride and
with triumph at this moment. While the great
body Of Southern legislators and statesmen stand
implicated before the country as being the prox..
mate authors Of the recent tragedy at Harper's
Ferry, these few truly brave and enlightened
guardians of Southern tranquility can point to
their arguments and their example IS those which.
If followed BY cOnsiderate men, would have
spared the country the details, and the South
the dangers, it seems barely to have escaped.
Sharing in this high position, stand the whole body
Of Ant-Nebr,ska men from the North, who re-
sisted that measure of iniquity. That its fruit,
have returned to plsgue ih inventors i, no more
than Was predicted, 70 more thsn was to have beer
expected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-28

At o'clock on Wednesday evening, as the
steamer New World was passing Fort Washington
point, near the northern extremity Of New
York island, an attempt to stop the engines
to avoid the risk of collision with vessel
ahead of her, caused the complete frac-
ture of the timbers which support the walk
ing beam, which was displaced. This was
followed instantly by the breaking of the connect
ing rod near its top, which, falling over, was thrust
by the crank through the bottom of the steamer,
which began to sink rapidly, and in less than
half hour was submergedto the floor of the main
saloon. The schooner Jack Downing, Capt Grain,
the towing steamer Ohio, Capt. Craig, and the
Hudson steamer Mercury, Capt. Salisbury,
arrived soon after the occurrence, and rescued
most of the passengers. 1t is probable
that some lives must have been lost amid the excite
ment. The cause of the accident was the rotten
ness of the timbers which support the walking
beam The steamer has drifted with the tide near
the Jersey ,hore, being still aaoat She will be
rai,ed immediately, and put upon the docks for
repairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-28
WOOD AND C0TTON.

Whenever it may seem necessary 70 gauge The
baroness Of 3 community-to sound the utmost
depths of whatever is venal and vile in its nature
O, ,endeneies-we know no better instrument to
be employed than Fernando Wood. The instinct
of duck for water il surer keerer than his for
Whatever is weakest or worst in human nature.
His speech at Cooper Institute on Wednesday
evening began with slOrihcatiOn of our City, and
of Commerce ss the basis Of her prosperity sud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-28

The Republican Senatorial Convention OF tho
With district finished their long and laoorous SER
vices on Wednesday night by the nomination Of
Dir. Benjamin Z. Manierre. 1t is an excellent
nomination. Mr.. Msnierre is s man of talent and
character, ard will discharge the duties of the
Office with advantage to the public and credit
to himself What now remains to be done il
10 70 to work and render his election certain. Let
all men who desire 10 see an honest and incorrupti-
bic citizen chosen to represent that district give
their influence and their votes to the support Of
Mr. MauieYre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-28
Loss of Schooner Pacific, with all
her Crew.

BosTos, Toursday, Oct. y, 1853.
Capt. CHM Of the fishing schooner Rio del Norts,
arrived at Portland from the Bay of St Lawrence, re-
ports that while 10 the Gut Of Csnso, the Exchanges
cane in and reported that the schooner Pacific Of
Southport, Harris, captain, while lying q. snchot
during the gale Of the 18th inst, at tho Msgrse
Islands, drifted sfou Of by unknown schooner,
and both vessels suDk, and ell bands lost The in
fonant stated that be- assisted in picking up thirteen
dead bodies on tue beach. The Pacific hsd crew Of
thirteen persons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-28

EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT AMERICAS CoSvEs-
IIos-The American Convention of the With
Assembly District me: at Onderdork's Hall, corner
Of Grand and Clinton streets, last evening and nomi
mated John c. Smith Of the XIIIth Ward Is their
candidate for Assembly. The ballot stood: fer John
c. Smith, :; Ed. Horton, 3; Geo. w. Wheser, !.
The Convention WA subsequently addressed by the
nominee, Mr.. Smith. After some discussion upon the
indorsemeIt CT the ticke. nominated ct Utica, the
Convention adiouued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-28
LATER from Mexico.

NEw-0RLEAss, Wednesday, Oct b, 1859.
The steamship Tennessee arrived here to-day from
Vera Cruz, brir gipg dates from that port to the 2a
instant, and s3 600 in specie She reports the u 81
sioop. war savannah at Sacr6cos. II was rumorsd
at Vera Cruz that the acting British Minister, Mr..
Mathews, had authorized the British Consul at Vsrs
Cruz to recognize the Jusrez Government.
Robes had retained 10 Tuspsn. Mirsmon Was busy
in preparing his expedition against San Luis. Degol-
lado remained at the latter place, Ampudis at vers
Cruz, and Marquee at GuadslsjMa-s nsc.vs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-28

Our report Of the trial of Old John Brown is re-
sumed at the point where it was broken of by the
storm on Wednesday. The delay asked for BY
Brown was refused, and the trial is now fairly
under way Counsel for the defense, in their
opening, cCntendsd that according to the decision
of Attorney General Cushing the State had no
jurisdiction over offenses committed within the
limits Of the Arsenal grounds, the United States
possessing sole and exclusive control there. If the
offenses alleged were committed on the bridge,
then Virginia had no Jurisdiction, that territory
being within Maryland jurisdiction. The prosecu-
ton, in refutation Of this position, showed
that q murderer, whose crime was COM
mitted within the Arsenal inclosure, WAS
tried ard executed in the Virginia State
Courts. The evidence elected on the trial thus
far discloses nothing new. The telegraPhic re-
porter says thst be has ,een correspondence i'm
plcstins Josbua f. Giddings and many prominent
citizens of Ohio but that he is not allowed to make
il public until after the trial Letters from Brown
stating that Mr. Gidaings had given him money
have been found dated late as the 29ih of August
last 1t is predicted that when the correspondence
ia publish ed it will creae profound sensation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-28

power and proceeded 10 Insist ttst We must crinse
and truekIs in ALI thing, to slsveholdins opinion
and e,,ct;o, n, n.n.lty OF lo.ins our S1utheru
trade And being ruined by its los. Hesr him,
sor. Of inS.P-us-ss Or I.n rss.s,s seoo b.
he b.. Sres. .Ss pay. o. -'.t gr,-yas A.. e,ns-cL
sref ~ oS SS' % ,o ~ss u a.
ro,s,Ds sne e.r ~ ,al,-iJ sss Commercially =. e.:
independent part Il 70. C9r-e-r'ey 80 '''s- d'
Nov y. therefor % not 70 -,n.. NE so1'h L.
W. LIE. Esrh tHer.sr- h.v- l.s. o,ai -igs:
tai. es.fri.o. 10 0HShA''' az ''S ''4'- '1 'A'
Th. Southern s:',. have uor'' .,s and .a'iss- r,h,
ksv IA ry jasrnen, "a. sador. rshi na.r ne coo':.
ssIit dTss TIE s9pr-H Govt Uli:-d s,.-. =.
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.nd :. en,:ti.d 70 the protection ., ~ % I'M
TO .riorc. Il suy ls- Of corre Nov ;a.r.to--
ne ~ pGs se. :. m a. fa =. to- 80,
Of u. ss,. .ns -. no~. .s' pr :, VIA. $50. ~
OH. Eoh .si.. qus.o1 over ~sifs - s,r. no pratt.
witch ler,l po..r obtain wsH Haa:v. il
~ Az ,rss % excite a,ss pr. dice ,aa srs.e
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your treasury 'oo you. supreme I'M VIC ne
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WHICH >ou n'' 'e'o'eu n7' a"' a''u ne'
magnincen' 'ea aDo 'ef'ne SUI I" rec ha'or io'.
ever LIE VIC move uoHe ~ ueH'n'o VI ''ou'a''
demons"a'lon' hAe Ioui' 'n''" o7uiu ." no'nins'
$40 Lao ahsn' 10 90 no1ning' Ia cI'os haoss''
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i,b.d our line If crcumv,ll.,on ,round Slavery
nd f.ncsd mn Ms,i.o ,g,in,, y, covs,ou, 0r..p
Tbsn ,or NAV % IN msunda,;,, Ard unmblino
that we can do nothing and ouch, 70 do nothing
t,l vou ara tired oft
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'icnons' therefore ano uius our con'cience,' III
ofaef W sen oui ui' svo',. Du'' NC ''.' "
this roau' "heie "e "o " oi'ns up 'u''
acqulesee IN foiygamy IN ORDER 70 secure anu OK
tend our growing trace WIKI Ceshf Must We "iuA
at cannlosllsm IN view OF our commercial Fe's''on'
with Inc oouIn sea lslander' "us' "e euios.'
Wido"ourhiDg In ofoe, 70 gro" Id i''or WIN VIC
hindoo prac'ltionef' Of Tue 'u.'ee Ia o'uoi :,
line our pochets' must We utterly 'uhe OUT 'oui'
hn nv
less. The South sells her Cotton 70 precisely 'ns'
party which Will pay her most Tor IL. one "ouiu
sell it to the rankest AooiIhonist IN preference 70
the most plastic Doughiace IL Inc former "ouiu
give her siSPence more per oaie 'or ~, "n0 0u''
her goods on the same oass' one s7i'' ner o'oP'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-28
From Havana.

NEw-ORLEAss, Thursday, Oct. q, 1859.
The steamship Havana brings Havana sdvices 70
the oath inst. Sugars held steadily, bat rates
were nominal the stock was 900 boxes. Sterling
exchange, EIals y cent premium. Exchange On
New-York, 60 days, 81 az y cent premium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-28
From Pixies Peak.

ST. LOuIs, Thursday, Oct y, T5o9.
The overland express from Denver City, 2Ota inst.,
with 5000 in dust arrived this evening.
The election of DIR. Williams as Delegate 20 Con-
gress is confirmed.
An election for or agsns. Provisional TsritosiA
Government vas to como off on the 9th.
Mining operations were drawing to q close for The
season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-28
The PrODeller TROY.

GoDERIcs, c. ", Thursday, Oct. q, ISj9.
The lfe.boa. of the propeller Troy was found this
morning near Port Franks, in good order but empty.
The coast between Goderich and Port Franks has
been searched for traces Of the boats crew. bu. with
out succets There ia row but bare possibility that
they have escaped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-28
Vermont LEGISLATURE.

MONTPELIER, Thursday Oct q, 1879.
In Joint Assembly to day, Ambrose l.. Brown Of
Rutland elected Railroad Commissioner, and VIM
G. Shaw Of Burlington Reporter Of the Supreme Court
decisions.
The bill appropnating $1,000 for marble statue Of
Ethan Allen TO be placed in the State House, passed
the House by II majority
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-28
From Montreal. G.. Il.

MosTkEaL, ThuIsdsy, Oe- u, 1853.
At the stespe chsse yesterday the hun,-cup ws
won by Brunette.
The Er gish ericketer arrived here from Rochester
last evening, and VA sail On Saturday in me Moth
Bnton.
The weather is clear and cold, the tbssmcnssee
making ~ eeg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-28
Political.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, Oct. q, ISJ3.
The American party held large meeting in Mona
mept square tonight at which there great en.ho-
sam. Fireworks we're let of, cannon fred, &c: Ad-
dresses were made by Henry Winter DAVIS Ne ssrs.
Morrison, Hauis Judge Crane of Virginia, and Others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-28
The Colonial Bank at Toronto.

TORoSTO, Tnursdsy, Oct. q, 49,
The Colonial Bank in Toronto forced 10 sus-
pend payment to-day, on accoun. Of a heavy run.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-28
Difficulties Of Toronto Banks.

TORONTO, Tnursdsy, Oc'. ~, 1893.
The International Bark Ct Toronto suspended yes
teYdsy. The Colonis Bank, OF similar casacter, 10
undergoing greet run to-day its doors being bssegsd
by thous ards OF excited depositors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-28
THE LATEST NEWS
RpCEIvID ~
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FrOn WashiMgt00.

social ossestcA rss n z. fnsm~
WASHINGTON, Thursdsy, Oc. q, 1859.
Hughes Democrat, and Hsgasr Oaposhse.
who are candidates for Congress ia the District A.
Joining this city, have hsd another FIST fight % sss
bn,.;np. in which the latter hsd the advantage.
Euyb.. had denounced Hsgner ~ hsr sst
,coupdrel As the former wss once dssass''AsA
army officer. it is supposed that be may e1tsss -
invitation to his oupettor 70 meet him oss Of W
State.
learn that the President says that the oft'ces u
Philadelphia give him more trouble thsa those d
All the res, Of the United States Besides, spsa
war is declared by Col Florence AMI Others sgsisss
Collector Baker and Company, who 1t 10 said WACO
relentl.ss hostility against the rect of tue ON aAs
,bs, do not square their opinions with those Of Ne
Custom-House.
All the patronage originally sllottedto The ATgss
hss been diverted to other organs. The fscs tsss
Fsran late Postmaster Of Cincinnati was - a.
doubted friend of Breckenridge for the Successes.
is hardly the cause of bis decspitstlcu. IT'S he'd
in official circles here that while Mr. Farm p"ts4
with the controlling interest Of The Enquirer. as
the demand Of the Douglas mep, he retained SAst
was supposed 10 be enough TO conclllate the Ad-
miristratiou. though the paper should support :as
doctrines Of Popular Sovereignty. The Preadsaf
has dissipsted this deluslOu.
A private letter from Col Lander 10 Mr.
Fletcher Of this city states that more than 10000
emigrants have passed this season over tbs wagon
road laid cut by him. Mr HHts. welknows
Republican correspondent from Wsshingtos, VA
left 10 90 over tie mountains with Col lander on
his return trip to Nevsd, which Territory is rep
resented as largely increasing In population
70 the Associated Pres
WAsHIyGroS, Thursdsy, Oct p, 1859.
The Light House Board hiss awarded the ccntrst
for tuildrg the light house Al Cape Ann TO Edwin
Adams Of Boston a. nearly sS3 OOOi fo' the metahe
work to Adams & Roberts, at s. 3d. and for lacterns
to the par les at 500. There were 81 bids TOT
the lighthouse.
Senator G vim hiss arrived In Washington.
The Treasury receipts for the week endin Monday
were nearly 81, 100 600; drafts paid. 81 $4,000 drafts
issued 81 as eco the amount uhjecI to drsft is &
SOS eco being reduction r,m the amount on hand
the preceding week Of $4,000.
The Indian Bureau bu awarded the following con-
tracts: For Mscknsc blankets, clothes snd ty goods.
10 Crorin, Hur1thsl & Sears Ne~-fork; for resfy.
made clothing, 10 Whiting, Gsloupe, Bliss X Co..
Boston; for hardware and agricultural impeueutS, ID
Dugsn & jenkins Bsiimore for Northwest gus
and powder. horrs 10 II f.. Lerpan, Lancaster, Pa.
Adutant General Wilson of Pennsy ysns Is here 90
official business TO obtain tbs remainder OF tue arms
due that Safe under the appOrtionnsnt OF 1870.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-28
Rrlg Leslie Ashore.

SAsDY Hook, Thursday, Oct q, 49,
The brig Jessie Of the Isle Of Jersey which cleared
to-day from New York bound 10 Psrkisck, N. Is Is
ashore on the point of Sandy Hook. vessel IN bal
last for Assistance has been sent for.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-28
IMPORTANT to CONsUMPTIyg and NERVOUS


WIxcBEsTGRs GENUINE HYPoPHospHITTs.
New BoITLrs-LAReE sizE-OsE DoLLAR.-In extra large
Qs cuDce)s2 New and important CIRCULAR just Issued
send for it Sold tbe sole depot No - John, Also Caen
der Co. col Sd and Walnut sts Philadelphia
Address j. WINCHESTER, No % John-s.-, N. Y
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Marine Disaster.

NORFOLK, Tlursdsy, Oct. 2, ISO9.
The schooner Robert w. Todd of Pniladsiphia from
Mobile, with cotton, bound TO Phlsdelphs, has a..
rived here, with lass Q. sal. ssd otheI damage.
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Nem1lurk Daln Gribune
FRIDAY. OCTOBER %, 1859.
REPUBLICAN STATE NOMINATIONS.

Ssey Of Stats.....ELIAS w. LEAvENWORTH.
.......ROBERT DENNISTON, Orange.
dEp. CHARLES G.. MYERS. St. Lawrence
State Eaeinser. .ORYILLE w. STOREY, AnegaDy.
DORSHEIMER, Ehs
CT mai Contradictory N. CHAPLIN, Albany.
ysdoeof Appeai.. HENRY 4. DAVIES, New.York.
Suite Pyison Insp DAVID p. FORREST, Schenectady.
Clerk of zpp.al,. CHARLES HUGHES, Washing.ou-
For Justices of the Supreme Court.
District I.,.IBAAC DAYTON of New-York-
H....GEOR0E @. REYNOLDS Of Kings
UI...IRA HARRIS of Albany.
V...AUGUsTUs BOXES Of sars.osa
VILE ROY MORGAN Of Onondasa
VI....JOHN M. PARKER Of Tioga
VU...ADDIsON +. KNOX Of Seneca
vIII....MARTIN GROVER Of Alegany
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DYSPEPSIA DYSPEPSIA DYSPEPSIA! +!

WHAT How CUEEDI
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with its sttspdsn, of low
p bed s,t coated otuphec head and attacks OF
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xstiyes But such condition cured by cahartic
only Office 70 weaken the digestion and inpsn the IN
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But HunPHkEYss HOMEOPATHIC DYSPEPSIA PiLLs-s sim
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and restoring the Of the digestive osaos from which
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spirits Such medicine and only requires TO o' known
10 be appreciated.
Price Is cents per box with directions sr boxes 81.
NIB full set Of HUMPBRBYss HOMEOPATHIC sPEclflcs,
Book Of Direction aud twenty different kemeaies
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Case Of IS boxes and book 80 =,
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Aearess DR.. Y. HUMPHREYS Co,
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