New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24

,hxtraA.r rers than % 700 fee irtsps 'feo' an
tsnri.s. Nssis,ippisss sls,Sd h-1ssiN-- % :" -
l. .il,rrY Al true Seu'ierr men shoah ~ ~
80. n uh,t.r ara, nav rave tssr her ps-i peis
ie.l Sr,eSe.s They -bOod Tsjocr, - ~ - .. -.i-
Seci,inu kiesi-sippi hss ,s.su her psio'0, o'n
'Aksbly, Preparatory 'or ih- 'irreprrt'pc c'u
ard 81 roc. hs, re Deoloc, sy 10 sac ~. 80.
To- Couver,ioo rdose tbs; pls forSi. it o-clule
the Sya,b.rn party 81 The lsu@ srh ~ sii SUI ae
pourr =, ,.srn toe tie IL Black R-pnhrctern' ~
ifrhsy fA IN 10 T. et TIE Ch-e-tnn Cnt 'ea'on VI
81. Dsuocrn,lc psriy sirk .oRe,hrr, s'd rev III
EN- part, ai Or forusd both ready <of abe !" niNo
t,ir our cor Il rit cal re II The Uni or or nae
re1fsrct oui cfi So soa;asIn Co-f,-efscy Of 90
egual Ss,es.
Tn. Teure.sss Legi,'s;uIe bss reelected f. q.
Eastman 4 Co Sts,s Pfirt-is, by so,e u - 10 81
frr Bu-. Csup & Co.. of TIE Paioi7t n BaHser.
III. Sane BODY sl-o elected John +. Rsy, Den /,
# Shelby County, Secretary # Sat- rho received
q votes 20 g FOR John T. Tooe OpP0s 100, Of Blo2nt
County.
III AlBary rreAi1g Josraal traly ssys taS the
Admins rat on ore-. srs jas poS doing more THAI
ten ,bou.apd " Osswxsmie Brozus" could d. % sI-
en-. An ,rsur,ection among the slaves a. the S,ath
opiy convince the saves Ia these osp-rs seem d7tsr
mined 70 dol that al WHO profess Rsp1bic-nisn are
ready 70 ala such al insurr-c,ion snd n.ioxs ..
hu1dred poitts may be very speedily looked for
The Nes.York correspondent OF The Concord
y. h InaeysEdsAt Democrat says tbs. George
n 4, patro: sbo on co aspifsd the Presidency,
boasts the; be cid rot s, the las, snna, .!eton
ard .skes no interest 10 political AFFAIR."
TIL Charleston N rcury thus comments o. tue
Hsrper'z Ferry insurrsciion;
yhHs - c.s Sc 10 presen. sA- none csn bind
h, ,,r, 20 IN. sud.ty Of the ..mp fail 20 r~ESd -
p,,pan q OF ths prelude ha mnst a2f Will recai
srau and he o. secool h.s AID o'h Ne
publican - their CONFIRMATION Ana
vi! - tfeci Ars o"cuir ueSs ne ia7sr c'l %
s,sus,tsu hs irton ossy.y IN 'te border safes ~ 50
~ 20 dgs sss ,uG y.oe in The spp-cia;n OF ;ar paehc
.hr. 4, not ID. too of hinss which ,oba in-v
,sby .eus render prCIey 10 tie neSaeorao'd Of
Dxob's lire dsug.Tons snd y soe-oSe
Slaves cihsr BE- trp, m'rss-s ~ orr 'se $40 pas
five poly Sts4 vtion are vay Interested IN ne
II :un sre actually a9ui0s sl.'rTy 20 - cAIed on. OF -
border ,,ae. The Of rs poles ~l slowly bat
,.I, bugt 70 IN Addition party States that st1oasy
Proysry and essy % bscs q In re'ssoee 10 @
III ,ssress q The Forth s5d Of her pore The nsrea o.
~ euvard lie. he ssus u tie lines De 'eaa ana liter
rr,,fd ni.h;'
-TIe Albany EueHing JoarHd! ssys TIA; Snen
Oh B5os1'r cora were murdered by Missouri Border
pn;,ns ard his ghtsr who witnessed the maider,
bscsns a rnsnisc, the Adunistratisn journsls were
,3icuhtg the, biitks from kapsas'
-Tys Pask,,gt0R States proposes tho Hon.
T.emss $. Bocock as .soutnerD Dsmocra'ic e'ndi'
cate for Speaker Of the U.ited Safes House Of Repre-
stptatiyes.
The Hou. W. w Boyre Of S C., has sritten a
letter q, Glazing biz preference for the Hoo 10. Lane,
for the Ps.sicency. Considering that Lace cannot
cary his own State, he VIII do very well The Mem
pLs Avalanche s srorg for the sane candidate, but
o. cre to state how he stands the reopening OF the
African slave trade.