The New York Herald Newspaper, August 16, 1851, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. a — WHOLE NO. 6870. MORNING EDITION----SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1851. ’ PRICE TWO CENTS. —————ee _ SS — —_—_—_ = — ——— ——— — = ae Y as Jordan Rochalta, Me. Hamilton; Lax Hilfert: Luoy, Mire Herring. MA) 9GBR, MR. JOHN SEFTON, Pri x08, 85. Doors vpen at 7; 82 8 o'clock ~-Ben ft of Mr. Barton, and moet performance. Look at the cast ery nad wale My) is Jp pom ble onan ‘The ‘ued ouree. “Saturday, Augu gemedy of MARMIED LIFE. v% Youry ue ert Mrs. . che cunghushand, Mise Mar re BLES Mr. Toodle, Mi. Burton. TEs. CHATHAM STREET.—BO. Sesoe ee Eisai —- ae. = conte: te tate sen EM A OUSE™ ae J. R. Seat Mone. gue dor; teline Nichol ret. Mrs. Be followed rie Ob CouNMoD "Pay to ‘Ju Cla Li) ‘Mr Tay- [muian OPERA, AT Cas LE OARDEN.—OPRRA every pight. Max Maretsek, Mi apenee and Sentones. Admission, @ corte, Saturday evening, August 10, will bo performed the celebrated opereie et or Marini ance to commence at 8 o’clook, nt of the weather. No ro, Rodger Teper i} pantomime Sf DESCHALUMEAUX. ta the Doiores and 0 ‘clock, Brilliant Dance by Me ‘The GLA -ADIATORS, by the The wee W fares eo us coeesful now ‘Concluding with th MYSTIC CROSS. with ral jw tricks, and-striking oddi rt arti Chir ceecollection, the Hi Happy, amily, numeradle cu ge of the world, may be Seon ot all hours, between 9A. Mand 10> Mr every day, Sundays ex repted, FRURTON'S THEATRE, CHAMBERS STRERY TOE members of the Company engaged at evtablish- ‘nee reqvested to assem*le in the Oree Stoom, on Fe it 10’ clogk prepar.tory to commencing the season ‘The merabors of the Orobestra will moot t the same tit nd piece, W. E. BURTON, Manager. ROUGHAM'S, LYCEUM.—GRAND PERTORMANCE of the pew German 98 15th — DER KaUFMANN VON VENEDIG (the Moron of Vo. nice), By Shabspesre—Shvieess My by Mr Stein—the celebrated dclincador of Shal :perean shatactar mann. Privite ioxes, jallery, 25 centa: ant ast 18th, VON MPORTANT NOTICE. — PROFESSOR ANDERSON, 4 Great Wizerd of the North, will commence his eterivesse at Tri} sant Monday, A\ ou, BRISTYS OVEKA HOU! MECHANICS’ Cc fe. jo. 472 tomar shaver rand see rey sisgele pen syeey ad TY'S MINSTRE! cna an = known CHRISTY'S oe hited comprise as } porformers,"" under agement of Be hoes concerts’ tn thie the Baaaan Sreccsson of ‘have been received with favor ie nudienses. Ticks St Siruety's Minstrels are: recy day Afternoon Concerta will ls ty, Flower we MINSTRELS, AT FELLO' coal Hall, avreotsy ii bate eee reolebr ‘eorps thleated ot wits MELODEON, 53 tenia A Pace TH ‘Theatre, 0} bespest place ‘amusement the world. fn estar Performances, together with evory desoription oe High whe pean ata wi tronmage qn uso of hundreds of [errlioe oy Ci the x most Ferpectable an stan people of the United 8 hae inet commenced pat summer 9th, ath; Shown sr Etec i ‘20K + diver, 234: Winthrop, 25th. SHIPPING. te? po nano ay STATES MAIL ST! CIFIC, Captain Ezra Nye.—This LJ Womeeed ‘States mails Se Batene for. Svan for lcghnce sx countd and mathe a peered 56 Wall stereos. pomte steamer Bi ti will ucseed the P fic, and sail Aug. OR SALE—PER UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMER 0 Humboldt for Havre—s first-class state Room, a portatt, No. 27. Sails on the Zid august. H. FIELD, 127 Water atroo! BEN J. H. " F%,£0 SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE. UNITED jail HUMBOL: will leave for Havre, foushing at rn May to land the mails and so bevarsey. — Lg Beem, Lat tee te alps fetars ee or passers apply to MOKTIMEK ur IN IN, Agent, 53 Broadway. MER HUMBOLDT, WILL BE 2ed instant, at 3 P.M, CO., 6 Wail stroct. ovived until Fi eee VINGSTON, WELLS & LIVERPOOL.—THE a kW 'D SPLEND: Me RATA a Ry 9 werpool, om the gelork. ho Geant accommodate ie of this Stosmer make la conve: oe for met visiting Bu- Pope. Fare in the Sal Fore lotta wo by Savak For THOMAS KICHARDBON, 0 Rashange Place. 8. MAIL LINE—THE STEAM- i opt, Thomse Lyon, on Sorarday, Angast Bars ‘clock, 1'.M., from pier rth Kiver. For itor or a) oes aay L. MITCHILL, 14 Front street, _The. Alabama, Tone Ludlow, on Saturday, August oe [ARE onTaRrro ROYAL MAIL LINE OF STREAMERS, PRINCESS ROYAL, St ‘and PASSPORT, (iron (fenders exec dopa tes teceanact ot pai koto care ih * conte’ aily, eet the river and ure i ted solag tre tereend tstaxte wrenoce by day Nght. i fini Siiaics: Monta, J heivon D ‘Those vomein carry White light ab mast hes, green starboard bow. rod on port bow ork... Weduevday, 1 ‘Weta ARA, J. CANADA, W. Harrison, All letters anf ne wepapers mus “ce through the Post Of Yor freight of paasace, « sen. For rex Sako, ty 8 Broadway. m goods, recsived and ood. ‘Throngh bills ef Ms Bagiane in one He; juerted ve oall at the offics, 3 ne tenor Ahab the shine are gh are reg roadway, bofers veltoving « fell hay (being pe aac faruh the meane of rrocned Im the p RROTHE NATUAN, (t) ¢ world,) 1,400 tone register, ff. Squi ponder, hich salle foe Uligares, dteves, on Faure bh ra passengers at rip. A surgeon, hav fn disease incident to that cumate, Selock Pr. “t Pior at the foot ot Warren the py Maile, wc oi Havana and : At Havana to 4 ae doutte er ine fine sesame CON, jan Bear onan Se oe lading wt fect han salted. ay Shi toe hy is —! ent . Sa ed ‘che Company's bills sf IsAtn ich may lication at the ape |. For may @ompany, 177 Weet wee corner Ne othet taem will be ENEFIT.—-THE INFANT DRUMMER’S BENEFIT and last appearance, this afteruoon at 4 o'clock and thi o'clock, at roeitingten. Hall, 593 Broadway, third free bove Nibl Tickets 12} cents. Go carly an give the little fellow # bumper, J” HUA ROTTANZI BEGS LEAVE TO INFORM THE public that be is oat oA in Now York with a fom new, mechanical Ital ery, ‘ax Figures that nee Resse Delage. Fig olletion exhibited in in many arte cope, and excited uaiast ville whl er The under ot fail m those who will visitit. JOSH) Minerva Rooms, 406 Brvedven RAN iw MUSEUM, 175 CHATHAM SQUARB.—LAST the season. ed. ip mntident ro full athofaction te TTANZI, Propriotor, week of .—George Les, 90) prietor.— dmission—Sente in Private Boxes, 60 conte; Brage tas, Senta, S136 conte, Boxee, 25 conte; Parque, conte, Jormances every aftern sainmente once noon at three o'clock, and ij te are varied a Place boing ~ Setmebaie num: bans f feat “Undies LA it only ‘Fomale Juggler in the erent ‘8 com) alo and Female Artlate, whe will give os Mion of Marble Statuary a equalied im the with e f interest! oom and aR cieer? of esol nays HEATRICAL NOTICE.—HOLUIDAY STREET Theatre, Baltimore. —Ladies and gentlem: ‘ desirous of eneucing foF the are Tecged talents d juing weason, jense address T. J. B: ti tire new scenery, new stage, &e, sleogether vieing in ap- pearance with any theatre in the AMUSEMENTS IN BROOKLYN E TRISH TUT Me Tuthiti; De: Blau Me. Phillipe; Tilwells Me, Mary, Mies Crocker. eccasio excursion, pled, on their sions of art te rei ladies’ tic! fifty certs. foot of Delancy street, whil The boat will reet, at 7: at tS o'clock. N.B the excursion will be ‘Capt. C _Wn. HL. Aspenson, Secretary. RAND, EXCURSION ON SUNDAY, AUGUST I7, TO NDAY | qrip To NEWBURG, WEST POINT, AND ding at Yonkers, Hastings, Do Si Mand’ Lake, i Dock, and re, 80 cents ¢9 n + THOMAS E. Ht LSE, Captain B. Van Wart, will New York, from Chambers street, every Sunday morning, at 736 r, relock, for the above ‘ae Returning, w Now burg. at le'elock cM Notion This Sone will ve York for Haverstraw every Sanday afta after veturning from the excursion), tinge, Doble’ Perry, Tarrytown DID SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO FLUSHING , trenty-five conta each way, ‘Th titul steamer I.AND CITY, 4 | gt and after Sunday, Cy Flu P. M.,1 Evst River, exch way. ‘The Island City will On Seiurday evenings, at Sunray EXCURSION 10 vPort, nb Detancev street, at 9 o'clock; Pier 3, amber® street at 934; Spring At iu o'elor!, AM Ret &. clock, PM. Fare to Fort Uamilton, ‘PICNIC EXCURSION TO WEST lately known se Bridge, on will take place on Monday. the 18th The care willesve the City Hali, at 100 rn ati wif pact five. Fare for the excursion, 31! 0 RAND EXCURSIONS TO fog st Fort i TUprawiny G The sveamer SAN halt-paat a} i 4 7 Hamiivon st’. MWe Ta g DRUAPITATIOR ‘atonte, ttention hi toan advertisoment, published in the ee “York Herald of 11 July. Whe Conrier inquirer of same date, in w! Ay our attorney, W: ‘eosrte thas we. anre not charge him with Gatiyears Pate Vatents, under our own names; and that fringe Goedyear's Patents, in the manufacture sttneee prrohased our licenses for the manntacture of SL nee ton oy oY paid om tarit ha the same, if oa rather fae ate pen " cot ts ‘ane 0 val ‘valid paten thas 0 8 to infdings it. Mr Dav, having boon vuted, soknow wiles 4 Theses, Aw srcemshle OF Sita 08 tom: 009 tom: See ns INSURANCES. | Re Ins RANCE Co COMPANT- Ai] ‘steer in the most ed esatante we )asere ‘furulvers, and other ‘al property, their Cad upon as WILLIAM RLLSWORTH, Pre dent, Srevena, soretecy, cork ai miler Avrere a. | NEWS BY TELEGRAPH, Interesting Intelligence from all Quarters, ARREST OF A FUGITIVE SLAVE IN BUFFALO. Bs EXAMINATION AND EXTRADITION, Zxcitement in the Queen City of the Lakes. FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE STORM, Sie, SiO, Bice Arrest of a Fugitive Slave—Great Excite- ment. Borvaco, August 15, 1851. The second cook of the steamboat Buckeye State, named Daniels, was arrested this morning, as a fugitive slave from Louisville, Kentucky. He is olaimed bys man named Moore. It was kept as still as possible, but the report soon spread through the city, and a large crowd collected around the building in which he was confined. An attempt was made to take him to jail ina private carriage, but a very large and excited crowd blocked up the passage, seiaing the horses by the bits, and making threats of violence if he was not released. The fire bells were rung, which served, in @ measure, to dis- perse the crowd, and he was then taken to the watch house, still followed by a large number of persons. That all that has transpired up to this time, ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF THE BUFFALO FUGI- TIVE SLAVE CASE. Burvaco, August 15, 1851. We learn, In addition to the account given this af. ternoon of the negro’s arrest, that when ho was taken the con of the claimant stepped up behind bim while he ‘was passing along on the boat at his ordinary avocations, ‘and felled him to the deck with one blow of a billet of wood. The blow was a severe one, laying open the back part of his head and rendering him senseless. The ex- couse given for this act was understood, by some who were present at the examination, to be, that he had a carving knife in his hand, with which he intended to attack his assailant, This afternoon he was taken up to the Court House under charge of the Mayor, large body ¢f police, and two orthree companies of firemen, who were called out for the occasion. Considerable difficulty was expe rienced in the undertaking, and several persons, acting as guardians, were dragged down and trampled under foot by the enraged multitude. The Court House was finally reached, ands large number of persons collected inside to witness the first trial, in this city, under the Fugitive Slave law. A dense throng collected outside, blocking up the passages and rendering them impassable, thereby preventing all ingress or egress into or out of the Court House. The examination was held before United States Commissioner H. K. Smith. Only one wit- ness was sworn—the same person that knecked the negro dow’, The negro did not deny being a slave. The ex- amination was, consequently, brief, and resulted in an order for his return to Kentucky. He was then remand- ed to jail, whence he was taken without much trouble. A warrant was sworn out by one of the citizens, charging the negro’s assailant with assault and battery; and he has been arrested, and is now in jail. It is re- | ported he will be tried te-morrow morning. Before giving the order for the removal of the fugitive, Mr. Commissioner Smith offered to subscribe twenty. five dollars Otele mee hisfreedom. J. L. Talcott gaan Har Keq , acted as counsel for the ac- cused. ant xcitement has somewhat abated. Knots of per- be seen gathering at the corners, discussing the merits of the case, Now that ite operations are seen and more vividly appreciated, there seems no disposition to attempt anything like « violent rescue. Whe Nicaragua Grant—Governor Letcher. Wasnincros, August 16, 1851. It is reported that the steamer Saranac, which sailed from Philadelphia, yesterday, with sealed orders, took out a protest of the United States government against the psa of the Nicaraguan grant Governor Letcher, at Louisville, 1 it Monday, took leave of his family, prior to his salling from No for ‘era Cruz. State Elections, TENNESSEE. Lovraviene, August 14, 1851. In forty-four counties, Campbell (whig) gains 2,450 votes. The legislative returns, thus far, are small. They show, in Senate, fourteen whigs, four democrats, and three doubtful. House, thirty-four whigs, thirty-one demoerste , and ten doubtful. Nasnyrise, August 14, 1851. The majority for the whig candidate for Governor is 7,000. The whig majority in the Senate is seven, and in the Hvuse, three. The whigs also gain one member of Congress. Conc:nvsa —Members reported elected :— hy Distriet— Andrew Johneon, dem. Albert @. Watkins, whig. Josiah M. Anderson, whig. 4th « John H. Savage, dem. bth « Geo. W. Jones, whig. Oth « James H, Thomas, wale Tth « Meredith P, Gentry, whig. sth William P. Culiom, whig. oth « Isham G. Harris, dem, th « Frederick P. Stanton, dem. lth « Christopher H. Williams, whig. Seven whigs, four democrats. Last Congress—four whigs, ceven democrats. Whig gain, three. Ki ALABAMA Barrimor Soy my * Nom The Mont; (Ala) Journal says that five Union Congres men are certainly eiscted, and that the Legis- lature bas a Union majorit, sate, ” Herveenens, August 14, 1851 The Congressionel result in this State stands two So- censioniste and five Union candidates elected, aa follows: Int District—John Beagg. (receesioniat.) 2d do. James Abercrombie, (Uaion.) 3d do. Sempron W, Harria, (secessioniat.) 4th de, William R, Smith, (Union.) Sth do. George 8 Houston, do. 6th do. W.K W. Cobb, do. Tth do, Alexander White, do. KENTUCKY. Loon , August 14, 1851. It is now ascertained that sufficient returns have been received to confirm the election of Lazarus W. Powell, democrat, as Governor. Ile will have a majority ranging from five to fifteen hundred. The Louisville Monday, end other Kentucky papers. received here this morning all acknowledge the defeat of Dixon, the = candidate for Governor The Journal even ant majority for Powell of 3.000. ‘The Railroad Committec—Nine Lives Lost by the upsetting of « Doat. Tonowto, August 16, 1861. The Parliament, now in session, will probably adjourn next week. The ministry have accepted the invitation of the Roston Committee, to attend the railroad celebra tion in Boston in the ty BJ uct aeveun be] committee were invited by the munic! Cray eae Toronto, to partake of ave dionet, which the; clined. This morning the 71st regiment of Tlighiaaders Lieut. Col. Sir H. Dalzymple, paraded in e< the Boston committer, and were reviewed by Lord Kigin ‘The committee dine this evening with "ine Governor General. one 6 to morrow leave for Montreal At Kingston, yesterday, boat, containing « plo ale party of thirty-five persona, was upset, and four men were drowned. fouthern 1 Mall—Marine D Disaster, Bactimone Aug. 16, 1851. Cherieeton, they announce that the Ocean Queen, from Philadelphia with lumber, bad been stranded on Long Irland The crew bad resobed Naswn They have had heavy rains in the Southern section of Maryland, doing considerable Injury to the tabacco cr op The Storm at at ‘the Kast. Srriworieup, Mass., August 16, 1851, The hail storm on Wednesd: nevore in Warren, N.. HHailetones ip immense quantities some of them weighing fmm two pounds. The bara of Jovioh Robineon at Exeter, © recente lightning on Wednesday. The house of Thomas Smith, wt Holmes's Hole, was struck by lightni Thursday morning ‘Tho large dwelling house of W: Wing, at Bouth Dartrnouth. was burned early yesterday ae ‘The family had barely time to escape wit t ves, Cresco. August 14, 1851. No choly.a cases bave been reported to-day, and but two yesterday, The weather is cool and pleasant, Robbe: Ow 16, 1861. August Fast night the office of bride ‘patldiogs of the New York Pintend ie Railroad, ands iting house, were conpiderable peepert A Sasoust of eoonry was harwn We be'n the ote — Affairs in Hayti. Bostox, August 16, 1851. ‘The French Consul of Hayti, who was lately in this city, stated to a mercantile firm here that he was on his way home to receive specific instructions as to the course to adopt in case Soulouque insisted upon invading 8t. Domingo. He further stated that the present orders, both to the English and French Consuls, were to block- ade both Port au Prince and Cape Haytien, in ease the Heytiens egain commenced hostilities, pT See ste the claims preferred by Americans vera ment of Hayti. the government at measures, to enforce by violent ee a fi. from the cars, while passing ington street bridge. “3 LT Newspapers Published 1n the State of New Vork itn 1850. ABSTRACT OF THE UNITED STATES CENSUS FOR JUNE, 1850. CITY OF NEW YORK. DAILY PAPERS. ter. ReERRRRE 8,900 23.000 2,000 5,500 357 2,800 eect 17,000 Literary Worl: pi National Police Gazette. 24.000 American 14,000 6.000 + 2,000 + 7,000 . 8,000 2.000 » 1,560 1615 1,500 v 8. Military & Naval Argus 5,000 po 's Musical Times..... 1,100 2.000 4,000 20,000 12.009 000 Independent... 5,200 Christian fe mess aR 5,000 Christian Advocate... 30,000 New York Record + 5,000 ispateh ‘18000 ‘Times and Messonger parent “ Morning News..... Total circulation of Sunday papers... .....+++ 7000 seami-MONTHLY. Name. Charact Journal of Education, New York Cadet Age of Rosson, Western Werld, Femily Mirror American Joornal of Hlomeopat 7: Montbly Disdem..... Mirsionary Advocate “American Messenger? “American Missionary “American Agriculturiat “Bible Society Records. mor Eelectio Magazine .. Cormepolite...... New Church Re pository Peptiet Memorial... . Hunt's Merchante’ M Holden's Dollar Magazine Merry's Muwum. Ameotleap Railroad ( Foreign Misstovar *American Whig “Democratic Review *Knickerbooker........ *Ameriean Turf Register “Sailor's Megasine | *U. 8. Law Magazine . “Home M Methodist Quarterly Review Gorpel Bui “106 Annual circulation. 782,308,478 marked thus, are omitted in the census. catimated for papers not roturned is + Newspapers, & joan 44,008 he Bible ty Blole Society, nme published | by th The nomber of reams of paper required for these news. papers annually, is 171.601, which, at an average valac of $5 per reas, amounta to $614,803. ‘The census returns of the city, 90 far as they relate to newepapers, show many omissions whioh are quite inex. curable in the persons who were appointed by the United States Marshal to obtain this, wich other informa- ion, from the different wards. We bave endeavored to supply the most important omissions, and correct inac- ouracies; ut there are, doubtiess, some publicstioos omitied, exclusive of the pericticals issued by book pub- \ishers, quack doctors, and other philanthropists, of which we take no account. ‘The list of periodicals other than newspapers is evi- dently very imperfect, and therefore we make no calon- tiom on the ciroulation of that portion of the pross, It ‘will be observed that the census returns omit such long ortabtiched and well known magazines asthe American Whig Review, the Kheckerbocker, amd the Democratic Re- niew, Wo have ineerted them in the list, but are not in. formed as to their respective cizculations, and omit these and other periodicals in our calculations. ‘The Evening Post and Evening Mirror having stated their aggregate circulation, in city and country, at 7,300 ‘and 7,000 in the census returns, we have apportioned them according to our best information. ‘Taking the list together—although some of the papers are doubtless overrated—we think it affords an approxi- mate idea of the correct amount of the aggregate cirou- lation of the city papers, which, it will be observed, runs up to the large number of over cighty-two millions of sheets (double and single) printed in a year—the daily papers be- ing estimated at 310 days per annum. The cost of the paper alone is $614f03; and probably as much more is paid for printing, editorial and other labor, making the total expenses of the newspaper press of this city considerably over one million of dollars annually. 'To this la to be added expenses for rents, telegraph, and ship news, &o.—per_ haps a quarter of a million more. NEWSPAPERS PUBLISHED IN OTHER PARTS OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. ‘We now give, from the census returns, e list of the newspapers published in each county in the State, ex. clusive of those in this city, above referred to:— N.B.—All these papers are published weekly, except when otherwise stated. Avuany County. Cuy or Town. Character. Cir’n. . Albany. Name. + Democratic 15,860 & Bv'g Journal “se a ied W. Troy Advocate Cohoes Cataract... Allegany Co. Advocat Angelica Key Republican Bingh'ton Republi many Seene - Whig 250 cap iy. yn. Broome Republican weekly aos ae 700 The Iris... .. do... Literary 700 Binghamton Dom... “ do. \.Democratle 600 Cartanavavs County Cattaraugus Whig, Ellicottville 150 «Republican do. 620 Whigaend Union.. do. Catta’gus Chr’cle..Gowands Gowands Whig... do. ........ Whig Carves County. Auburn Journal,.. -Auburn, Whig “Advertise, daily do.’ d Cayuga New Era. do. Cayuga Chief... do Northern Christian Ad: do. Maronie Union, monthly... do. Cayuga Telegraph, Union Cuavravaue Co} Chautanque Journal. Westfield Messenger. Bilver Creek Mail. . Havana Jourpal Havana Republican Independent Freeman, Chemung Democrat... American Standard. “Corona Borealis. . * No returned in census. Curxanco County. Ghenango Telegraph.......Norwich... Whig... 900 Chenango Unior . Democratic, 1,100 Oxford Times, Onford.. Whig... 625 | Free Democrat. 7 Free Boil... 960 Curnton feos nrY. Plattsburg Republica: Clinton County Whig Northern Lancet. monthly, Lake Champlain Beacon. . .Champlai Conumma Cour Hudson... Columbia County Journsi.. Roral Repository, semi um iterary, Kinderhook Sentinel... Kinderhook, cea Conte AND County. Cortland Demoorat.. Cortland County Whig. ee ees Cortland County Express, MeGrawville, Neutral ‘ Morning Star........ Ref. Methodist, Christian Contributor bn Baptist..... 2,000 Decawane County. De P. Jourpal and Eagle. P | Northern Dem... Kinos Country. or Town. Character, Rae ee Adv'r daily. Independ’t Press. daily. Dem. Advocate., daily Lewis County. Count; * oes Mevrn S0drashessssr Gots WBlgerrae Lewis County Democrat. .Martinsb’g.. Montcomery County. Jee Fonda Sentinel... $$ ..weekly do. Gorpel Mi - do... do. N.Y. Baptist Reg’r do... do. semi m. ity Cadet, do.. American esseng’r weekly aie The Binal. Rome Fentivel.- Whig Roman Citizen. . do. alrompeca Coury. Onon. Standard: .. pon oll ++ BY Democratic . weel do. fyracuse Journal daly. aires ly.» do. « Bter.... : [ae S © 6 TTT weekly!! do. ‘Transcript... ..daily. do, Onon, Bentinel..weekly.. do. Central N. Yorker do. do Archimedean... do. do. Liberty Party Paper do. do. Free School Clarion do. do, Syracusean.. monthly. do. Literary Union. do. . do. Relig's Recorder weekly. . &. ‘Tem. Protector. .semi-m.. Onon, Gazette. weekly -Baldwineviiie. Neutral Bhancatles Cotu ndian. “Bkancateles.. Whig...... Family Companion. cine Owtanio County. Bepurate Americ. .quart’rly Banner of Liberty semi-w.. the Times, Quwrwae, Courer. Dally Com, Times. daly Oswego . rio rs Palladian Peeple’s Journal. Daily News... Richland ogy rr Freeman's Journal Otsego Republican... . Otsego Demoornt......, Cherry Valley Gazette. .Ch’ry 5 Valley, sou Purwam County. Heropatesd Inquirer .. pg Jourbal Pista Dealer... ‘Rocuvaso Court P. Telegraph P. American Am. Mechanic 400 | Rhinebeck Gazette .. do | Fishkill Standard... Fisbkill........ ‘ 800 | Enix Corry. | .daily.... Buffalo... Whig 1,900 | tri-weekly do. do, ‘800 do. do, do Patriot & Journal sally Co Democratic 1! orf | weekly., de. daily do. tri-werkly do. Morning Express Queen City 7 do | Demoornt, dtimes week... do. ... Democratic 1,100 | ‘Telegraph do Whig L200 | Republio do. Democratic 1,000 hee do do 7% = do. do. law Christ'n Advocate weeksy ao ethodist 1490 | Weleburger Gas semi-weekly do. Demecratic 500 “ weekly. do. do. 609 Sunday Pulletin..weekiy.. do. 4 } Lit Messenger monthly - urnal.. do | da Com'l Tonawanda .. 00 | Springville Herald springville. 475 | Beerx County Ersex Co Republican Keeveville .... Whig 1,000 Au Sable Gazet Au sable Demooratic 600 ‘Westport ¢ Westport. do 500 Old bettler.. monthly \ Literary — 3.000 Prankiss County | Frevhiin Gazette, Matone . oongmaael 100 Frontier Palladi do wg 508 | | Fulton Co. «Democratic 600 | Republican . Whig 40 Gre Republican Advocate Spirit of the Times... Whig +s «Democratio 1,000 Le Roy Gnevtte.. Why 800 Genesee Courter....... do Garese Cousry Catekill Democrat... Cntalill 09 Greene Co Whig, a 500 Pratteviile Advocate... Pratteville Livivaston County Livingston Republican Livingeton Union Nunaa Telegraph Danville Herel Coune: Do. Chronicle Trembly's Advert’r, eemim do. Manison Cousty Madieon Co. Journal ws Madison Observer Hamilton Reflect Madison Oo. Whi Phenix... . Free Ubureb © ] | » Hamilton inaenovin. Whig. . *hit'ango . Democratic monunly.. Moxnon County S22 s8ss23 FS8zEs2 =F Rech'st'r Democrat. daily, . Rochester, Whig. . pe Movroe Democrat. weekly do. .. do 6 Roch D Advertiser dal) do. ..Democratic 1 Do. Republican . werkiy + an 5 000 Do. American, . daily... Wang . De. do . weekly » do, Rural New Yorker... do, S Agetoult’e'l Star of Temperance. do. Tomper'voe 3 North Star...... do. . Geneve Evangelist. do Chrivtian Guardian, do. Advent Harbinger . Christian Sentinel. .emi-mo. Fisg of y= dom.... do. a eneree Farmer ... monthly Kelectic Journal Medica. sao. Brockp't Watchm'n weekly Brookport. Whig... Henne a cimer. Democratic son Mohawk... Freesoll. 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