The New York Herald Newspaper, November 8, 1851, Page 1

WHOLE NO. 6953. IO ger THE NEW YORK HERALD. -.: MORNING EDITION----s,ATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1851. DOUBLE SHEET. NEW YORK ELECTION. The State, ‘The result of the election for six membors of the Canal Board boing the greatest point of interest with our citizons—who are, of course,fanxious to know whether the whigs or the democrats are to control the expenditure of the nine millions of dol- lars to be appropriated for the enlargement and completion of the canals—but little comparative attentiv2 bas been paid to the election of members of the Legisiature, the Judiciary, &c. Hence, whon the telegraphic returns report the election of have 2,000 majority in Oswego. Mr. Randall (dem ) runs 300 ahoad in Cortlandt, where ho re- sides; Mr. Forsyth runs 600 ahead in Ulster, and Mr. Patterson runs largely ahead in Livingston and Chautauque, in both of which counties he has re- sided. Mr. Chatfield has been well sustained in his county of Otsego, aleo, by tho anti-renters. The Legislature, SENATE. The latest returns place the Senate in doubt. a James 2..John Vi rbilt. ts - Edwin D “Morgan. 3..William MoMurray. \ MLECTIONS IN OTHER STATES, New Jersey E Election, * the election in New Jersey sare tee ‘The result or ‘aeity in the Btate democrats large ma). Legislature. the last session, the Senate %t00d 10 Whign and 10 dome. orate; the Assembly, 28 whige *24 90 democrats, The next Legislature will stand—Sec*t® 7 whigs and 13 democrats. In the Assembly, there m.' be 18 whigs and 40 democrate—giving the latter # majority .f 23 on joint ballot. TELEGRAPHIC. The Mississippi Election, Jackson, November 6, 1851. PRICE TWO CENTS. Brooklyn City Intelligence. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. At a meeting of this Board, yesterday afternoon, Hcotents of tee Soe, oe ee ae ete BaD. el paid out of the taxes when raised. nr” ery Tarasvrer's Accounts.—The committee reported the amouat of securities in Treasurer's to the lst of deposited in ‘tust Compcny amd tae Danko: $e78 Bie allot which they cousidered weil secure County Cirxx —The minutes of a bill were wrt. rycen to be submitted to the ture, suthorizi: el bg el aon as Law ae ane Clerk ; oe os ve recordin, an uel e fees at present a ible. Tales aren ae of the it was stated this office was worth, at present, $25,000 Perea aed and was one one of the best im the United INEWS BY TELEGRAPH From Washington City. SPAIN AND THE UNITED STATES—JUDGE SHARKEY ACCEPTS THE HAVANA CONSULSHIP—MR. THRASH- ER’8s DUNGEON, ETC. Wasiixaton, Nov. 7, 1851. It is rumored that despatches have been received by the Spanish Legation at Washington, stating that Spain only requires a salute to her flag by the United States, to forget the insult shown at New Orleans, and to set the American prisoners free A letter of acceptance of the Havana Consulship, bee been received from Judge Sharkey. A letter received here, says that Mr. Thrasher's dum a democratic or whig County Judge, Surrogate, or } 11..Azor Taber. 7..Ab. B. Cor (prob.) The i . gs ee 's Orrice.~-Minutes of a bill were also read to iy Oe ¢ election of Governor is stiil considered in doubt; geon is so wet and unwholesome that no maa can sur ten can recaive lessoa other local officer, choson hore and there, they only &. eae ny ORE but, from all the returns thus far received, the indica toa care) and ube meee eens NToseee | vise a meuth in Ut, 1b also sects (hat Coneal Guee every fortnight. tend to proveke and disgust thosa who are anxious 8 oe George T. Paros. 4 tions are in favor of Foote, thougy mot by a very large wes the La} or ommittee. (ogo was then cee to | made charges to the Captain General of Cuba. against sted SADNR OE Reeeneemeeeeenemeeeeeeemeneet Ss; 14..Warren, Essex, an majority. juce the sum allowed for the board, from | my. Thrasher, asserting that the latter had propagated 1GNOR OUERARDIS (DANCING ACADEMY, "ait to know the result, in each county, on the State {inton counties doubt- : twenty five to twont cents a dey, from the Ist of Jana- ‘ S'¢ Broadway.) ro otice that his ¢ ticket—the all absorbing point of interest, at this poorer ae Maw Ossnane, November “, 106, aiyizaat A very ania Se eee ene fish ter. | ibele, &e:, to procure his (Owen's) recall, Mr. . being #2 dere every W "ie atadagta nanan ake time, when the contest has been so close, and im- é 5 15. ‘Henry 3. Rich. porte (rt a Legytngyeetas from peer dla eoansles | ms ed in the uestion being refered tothe Lam r Com | applicant for the Cousulshipe lasses ‘a Py 29..M; H. Clarke. jmeow OW. wi ive Foote, for Governor, & y of ' a mittee, wit! wer (0 take counsel's inion as to w! er ane Siawessad pores ak, eaeeel portant consequences are bolieved to be involved | 3:"john A. McElwaine, 17. .Delaware and Reboba- | Iris election is considered certain. they tere Gok bocua’ te conteese wilt the preceae ‘Sian Sadan . in the result. We have been perplexed with a va- | 31..Geo. R. Babcock. rie counties, dowbtful. New Onuraws, November 7—P. M Bheriff, for histerm of office. un seine whenedin: sieaeneaéains eS eta ren ce catechins f th turns by telegraph, relative to | °%-Bllshe Ward. 4s. .Rermen Beanstt, / é Tar Lunatic Asvicst Sire Acaw.—An attempt was | LARGE wie DER AN 6 Se Fees riety of theso returns by telegraph, relative 20.. Benj. E. Bowen. Later returns from Mississipp? show # gain for Davia, | poade to revive this questi vezuta, by Mr, Stilwell movi THER SEVERE GALE—VESSELS DRIVEN ASHORE— sie BU Glenda county officers, which are of no interest here. The 21.. Ashley Davenport (pb) | rendering Foote’s success still doubtful S rreclution, the preamble of which wes pronounced out | FAILURES, ETO. of order. and. together with the accompanying resolution, Bosvoy, November 7, 1851. elections of these vast numbers of local officers, by 23..Nathan Bristol aed ) 26..M. H. Lawrenee(prob.) the people, have tended to confuse, multiply, and delay returns from the counties, so that, at this late hour, we are without the means of stating the actual 27..M. W. Kirby. wie praebly elected, 80 Democrats probably — ed, so far... New Oaceans, November 9, 1851, Further returns from the Third district leave little was |oid on the table. Mr. Morris ioved aud carried « resolation, to procure plans for aa addition to the pre- eent bailding at Flatoush not exceeding $13,000, which | ‘as geven o'clock and before many of the country delega- was required by the pressing necessities of the lunatics, The grand whig demonstration came off to-night, as Faneuil Hall, which was completely packed full aa earty ‘ER'3, MD. DE. G % open #b the Stuyvesant Li's “ i Beveral districts are still in doubt. doubt of the election to Congress of Alexander @. Penn, | The resolution was adopted unanimously, Alderman | tions had arrived. The Hon Wm. T. Eustis presided paruicuisny scapes ea lexpartiaa Os tis uapil ereseal a res except by ighorireny with apaaie tothe | The whige have unexpectedly been defeated in the | democrat, over R.A. Upton, whig. ‘The first and second poten obser dR) eniprolc gaps 1222, 12 | The principal speech of the evening was made by the Hon. iy Sepia ek Sir ences Bonnes st enone p aies ma | ¢)ecton of the six candidates of each of the two | Monrce and Oswego districts, and the democrats lose tiie | distzicts are the same as semt you on Tuesday Moieh haa been purchased. and for cae crestion of the | Rufus Choate. He took strong grounds in favor of the = e great parties for members of the Canal Board. Un | Onordaga Senator by about fifty votes. Of the Oswego — ——- ~ _ | building ‘This was opposed. and uitsn | Union and the compromise measures, and paid an elo- slinpt oof bop hase ot firey der a well arranged system of returns, the State | and Madison district, the Syracuse Star (whig) says :— The Wisconsin Election, by the old cyposers to thr measure retiring from | quent compliment to Mr Webster's course, and de 9 de voted exolu viz: the Mayor, and Meorrs. Stilwell, Bercon, Ryder of | at Debevoise, qUOTUM. Upo! dng and evening. Mitwavaie, Nov. 7, 185%. Dopwe RTH’S DANCING ACADEMY, NO. ticket might have been canvassed in cach olection nounced the coalition district in this State, and information with regard “ We regret to learn that Mr, Platt is probably defeated, in consequenee of his name being omitted from one-sixth The feeling and enthusisgm cous ed by hie remarks, broke out frequently in deafening Bcheonmaker, ond Voorhees, which the remaining Gravetend, leaving lesa then Wisconsin has elected a whig Governor, L. J. Farwell, 3 ji rag Welsunige aed detclene* | ‘0 tho mumber of votes polled for each cnndidate | ofall the ballot cnt in Madlaon, le Lome 60 votesby | CTS Ot ena us the opposing cana | Betty and aajocrnednecrdioly oa"Ruethy | Cypser Choate we flowed by Yudge Thomas ; on Saturdays fur those who wisa so at- | conveyed to this city and Albany in forty-eight | this mistake. 7 PI id Geer Gecaecteiaviis cee 16 ott Wore ster, in on eloquent address, A series of State and ook; classes on Mondays and Tuursiays; | hee the eetin. Undo tat ald. eresete | The reports favorable to the election of a whig Gena. | qvte. Col. James Hughee, whig, bus been chosen ap | 0171 Couns Binsvean, Qos ot 2 | national resolstions were passed by neclam ‘Thi vp Hee ie ih LL eat echlomgae er the ole System OF | tor im the Dutchess and Columbia district, are not con- | Lieutenant Governor. Geaperate assault om Fort Greene, in October, 1860, was | teen Buindred: persons were precent from Wotcester gem Himeati’y, fr adults) and) monthty, foe uation. “all an by stages ay Yee! Toei ou bast firmed. The democratic candidate, Mr. Otis, is elected, | The returms thus far received indicate that there will } last Gaturday suspended until thts day, On, the win | county,and nearly twelve buudred from Cambridge and fion. For pscticulars, see circelar. roads, the press and the public wore better served | 4 oraing to the iast acoounte, be a majority of whigs and free sellers In the Ass: tion=among others, two officers who «wore Charlestown. Other places were also well represented. than they now are. sonal knowiedge of the prisoner SENATORIAL DISTRICTS. ost positiy, ls Princy street, this evening, James MoOee cut his ryricco:hatin atwodn ihe Fak ad Sins atan Asit ig, however, we are enabled to arrive at | The folicwing are the majorities for Senators atthe | The Banking Law Eicetion tn Hitnols, | The defence wasan vic and aszave suspicion was raised | wife's throat, partially severing Ber windpipe, Bie ls + 2 ry c. N yer ¢ mon-produttion of a a his counsel Pes itp something like a definite result of the election of | ‘eat election for members of that branch ofthe Legisia- | >. | a, Oumenan, Novembes TASS! | (2 UG Garon, Lay ) expresing Bice mfdease thet | Bot expected to recover, MeGe has bece arrested, They GBancing tiie place for young ladies and masters, crery | the State ticket, although the returns are quite im- | ture, viz., November, 140—the Senators being chosen pctgp hand adh ddrge Noon ae pa it would be forthcoming, sentence was steyed wntil thie | had only beem married al ‘Wedneeiay ant Seturday, or Monday ani {ser Tae Grundy, 35 majority do ; Sangamon, 500 do; Christian, | day. In the meantime the boo’ Santi Eka bate % halt past tnree o'clock. Evening class for geatia- | perfect, and a few counties are etill in doubt. for two years :— We learn that ancther severe gale occurred in the Bay found. and tt doe: Chat the prisoner was Private classes aud schovls —Mujurities ~ | 120 do ; Will county, about 500 do. The majority inthis appear by that ndsyand Thursday. counties in the interior generally have so nearly 3th October, 1969.) on | d¢ Chaleur, om the th of October, during which the ato. § irees given, as usual. : Districts. Counties. Whig. Dem. | ity in favor of the bill is 2,600, at work ou the day in question : ‘s ; = . preserved their political character of last year, that Suffolk, Queens and Richmond. oe IRE : ; _, | the Hudson valtuad It iy waderstood that an | schooners Despatch, of Boston; Redwing and Angeline IBLO’S BsLL AND CONCERT ROOM.—THE PRO- iow fi hi: b 4 2 yuna Lee county gives 500 majority against the bill; Green that in the | ¢; Dorebester, and several otbers, w: ashore. This BFievor tuspedtfully informs ¢he publio thay his iaagai but few important changes are tobe noted. Tha | {| — | county, 178, amd Jereey county, 82 against it incerim sentence Will be suspended gais'is second an <iocs Wieaiidatis CT to order for the ea- | various influences ¢f canal, abolition, Castie Gar- | 4: —Tth, 10th, by - Baconiaw Pastomaturay Socinty —A public meeting | z fot ra # et deu or Union Safety party, anti-rent, and local | 5 —Sth, 9th, and lich do. | 363 - Mary land Election. 7 <day evening Messrs James Briggs & Brothers, woe liea menotac- paclers, as cates, puing sacatilly ocmeldaced: wataay antics Vi Coa eee ee ee a Bacrimone, November 7,1851 | Nov. 4, for the pus Cergantzia vung Mea ee eps aa BH, have failed ‘Their Uabilitios ane, , 7, Westchester, Put rs 5 - ome Th _ | Society to electunl ove 4 | are rid to be very beasy. faen. Tao vai ‘Veer: ate i % iti 1 § Dutchess and Columbia 2i3 | The returns of this city ore not all received yet. The | Schuebly presided aud A » t was appoluted i . , om arya yt sogesdbid bibs spans Solent nes bene Orange apd Bultivan. 462 | whole demooratic delegate ticket is elected, by from 1,800 | Secretary. The exercises 0 ing were opened | ‘T2e Boston stock market isdull, and bower. Mowoy The Rev Dr che actual returns of tho «lection. 10 Ulster and Greene..... with prayer by the Rey Mr ocatipues to be weil supplied nt previous mater Steriing th ors, and everyth: eat . e — | to 1500 majonit; All the other democratic candiiates 4 eeneae wall ne icevided. “Me. tien selection of On a careful comparison and revision of our ro- ie gio’ 25 ‘ Cox eddtessed the meeting. is Grm at 10%. There is ratheraa uneasy feeling about i 209 | are clected, by from 500 to 2.500 majority. precy: pater : : turns, we see no cause to vary the opinion we ex- — | The democratic Comptroller will mot have over 509 ma- | the litersiy ¢ Sere tre = pressed in the Heratp of Thureday, of the elootion rs jority in the city, whilst the democratic can iidates for | t Sn mls ante se ig = "i Gov, Cobb--Suicide. fahe office on Crosby street. of the three whigs who were on the Union Safety Lottery Commissioner and Commissioner of the Land hs qraadtees thee ‘rep on Cranceston, Nav, 7, 18:2 or Castle Garden Committee's ticket for the Canal — = 1,286 | Office bare nearly 5,000, and are doubtiess elected, which was unauime ul mreted o > \° i " cwell Cobb was inaugurated as Governor of Georgls, ae ee eee - Board, viz: Messrs. Fitzhugh, Ullman and Coox. = BS | Reterns have been received (including this eity) of | Beh were elected of t ec @csccnin | ms cameos, acute uavaae es oe SAL) ee STYLISH PAIR or It way be well here to repeat what we have several — ‘gag | the election of twenty-four delegates—the Legisia Dwight H | the compromise platfowm i broke in singlear | times stated—that the Canal Board consists of nine ey ee ee ne eee Charlee Kendall. of New Yoru: s seaman om board the y ‘Jonee's Kidiug Academy, No. 27 | members, namely— i Suteenne creat loa Ee | SURREY GOI OF tr a Eo Sl ae bark Globe, jumped orerhs day, in a 8 of fand 159 Mercer street. To be sold, as the owner loaves for as Kaka Geile Mindicnd Costant m4 delirium tremens Burops. The eturms in the city are not all received yet ‘Three Canal Commissioners, Attorney General, aad popular ufficient to control the Legislature on a joint Senate will be whig by two or three majority BY MAIL. Secretary of Btate, Btate Engineer. - democtatic majority om the State ticket ramges from | Tuesdey evening, Nov is | Western Indiass.Going te Washington. Cumptrolier, 26 Leng and Chemung. 18 2,000 to 8.000. The whole democratic ticket—Judices ‘Sete nsa oe i 5 4%. Menroe.. 17 ‘estin: teasteneen. id wer ; wviitr, Now 7, ELS bethensyBamaret the ae ER G vakener’ and | 2 Nisgare Orieuns and ‘a pyc reapecane bye pp pt aaa ached tertainment | Major Fitzpatrick bas arrived here from the Indisa pie i alin ota two Cana ‘ommist lonere—all lemocrats—hold over | 29 Ontario and [ae rong 179 Nahas Genie Bele ean: deeeeh madiinie th gatenen 3 rat. The | treaty ground,en rouse for Washington, He is accompa- OR SALE —A Pain or Dark BAY HORSES. FIVE from former elections. The demoorats have pro- zn mie. and Wyoming 1187 of the entire demoeri Btate ticket. The democrats ie ahe Gomes | nied by a delegation af thirteen Caiefs and two squawa, pT Ringel Se so Ho om bably elected Mr. McAlpine, their candidate for | dz’ Chautaujue and Gattaraugus.... 51 have gained twenty members in the House, and will have | | OU nents eniitied ~ hich representing four tri a—the Sioux, Algonquias, &e. Wishiog good paiz,will address s line to box ANTED TO PURCHASE. . thatcan be warra Whiz majority cn Semators in the State, 6,125; whig Senators elected, 17; democratic Senaters, 1s. THE ASSEMBLY. & major’ br the Dog of the Standard ments, with Mr. Bddy. an exe Engineer, over Seymour, the present whig inouml bent, although this is not certain. Great interost is therefore felt fer the result of the election of the Steamboat Snagged St Lows, Nov. 7, 39619 candidates for Comptroller and Secretary of State ¢ following are the results in the Assembly districts, OUR BALTIMORE CORRESPOXDENC! ea with the utmost The steamer Jamestown be 2 this pixce to New ; jertained i= Bavamone, Nov. 7, 1851 piece will be follow . Oricaus, encountered 3: apd is roucdiag to, wat which will determine the political charaeter of the Whig. Counties. tite) Sitin Bae a Fictery—The’ Blosdy “ : all the excelient stock ves Desa andling he clan de ian ; . npr — Canal Board; supposing the whigs to have elected ? amar. : aves 0 co — a agree pee ays sap = rhagpepn dime eal, abi the Canal Commissioner (Fitzhugh), Atiorney 1 Columbia, 2 day was a day of considerable excitement in | this evening: anda: it ls water in her hold. Nearly ths whole of her cargo General, (Ulman,) and Treasurer, (Cook) who H fed i Daltimore, as it was 9 o'clock before the first returns | by teen 5 = ominenie'a principally floar, was damaged. The deck load was atl were on the Union ticket. HE +e 1 | Were received from any of the wards. Up to the presout | fui. tor twenty-f-ur aigbte she as tt faved rot ‘The following is a statement of the approxiuate 1 Greene 1 moment but Sfteen out of the twenty wards have closed ed eromded audiences, as an artist Sein. ioure being aa 0 joriti a 5 jerkuner.. , rue; b that th ine, ehe is worivaile he arkets. Fir particulars, address Box 6) Poss | tejorities for Comptroller and Secretary of State, 2 Jefferson. a somcereag "dye clested thats ents Hates Sor bo eae densely et : Naw Onurave, Nov. 6.1961 according to the latest reports and returns, subject, 3 1 } cers, and Will leave the city with a majority of ove: the warmest and m There is only a exsall quantity of votton offering, Tas VETERINARY SURGEON, | of course, to variations and corrections as the 1 10 | on ail the ticket, except Comptroller, the he appeats in bet Ly “ pp peg oe yore lye yee ® at firm pr Brine aaniaal f vot i 1 1 | cretic candidate, ex-Governcr Thomas, having been | Ducatze in the desply iaters Fon hGH ay Macy heed for common. M > actual returns of votes como in : 3 7 2 shed by the adopted eltizens,on account of some | She will be assisted by Mavors + 100 bbds. peen wold at 2b\c Moss pork axa COMPTROLLER, SECRETARY OF STATE 1 Onondaga. 2 used by hima towards them, of an offensive cha- | Davidge, Mrs E | Seopreved, aud ia quoted at $1425 & Ad 59. Lard te dull Gaina Potterson, Wright. Forsyth, Randal 1 Ontario... 43'| rector, in © decent trial better. count line and Sign p a Sse; fer prime besrelied: and Ie. (or kegs. 2000 Sag Whig. Dem. Whis. Dem 2 Oswego i The Le sheard from, bids fair to be | #2d the entertainnents will ee sold at So. a dye. Flour is dull and ua- - — as 2 Otsego. a od twelve out of the twen- | dr#ma en the » Catia B « &. Corm—15 000 bus soldat Wea dic Bassa, ‘ criod of twenty-four y oo = 2 Orarge 2 pear #8 the Cabin Boy whic & We. Shoulders §'c In whiskey, uo z from $0 to 1 000 horses per anni = 6 r) 8 Putnam. 1 and played by her « 3 doing. bu Snce cf their favors. De. W.-s experience tor examining 500 = = 3 1 this piece ie exebunge is at 7 af Horace tur sve inca, favors neither party 4 = 2 é 1 on election day, between Gonnoty | the Breadway i | tx Freights are a tom ia taken for Livecooal = === r ont “a 1 1 as Fegarde ep at belfa penny. ‘ ASTROLOGY, &o. = 600 600 2 2 badly pobont .. | Pre New Onceans, November 6, 1861 . KOBACK AT New - 4 i H i much éxciteme et npe oa, to day. Rave been 6.000 bales, - 0 490 1 1 se ieomerioae to Strict middiog we quote at Tie, Rice is dul and the oo pe 1 2 ling on his own knife | They wore bath des: mime << ee a tn alumna an tee g 50 t cher actere, and their death will be no cause o ioe BE pricth gg matin he . a Wack being the seventh «> : Poe 3 2 | fried regret to the cithens of that section of the eity pp cite eee. she seen os Ge ure Sore ne a a ay bir excl - u | Q2CCO bales. ‘The total receipte at this po : me od ed nd Hy Our Naval Correspondence | nt li es oo F og bronklin... -- 300 -- 300 1 —_ * 247 COO bales. against 155(00 bales wt the Fuiton & Hamilion — 100 -- 100 -- L U.S Sur Fanmovrs H lart yent The stock on hand ix 126.000 ba! Bist ee ane fhe te prepared 66 og seeet 4800 1,400 -- | Tompkins, 1 Vanraratso, October 5, 1951 Teneo vales last your. Rice Gal OW tietces a9, ion of tas following topio:— "9 oan by conauived teen ome 200 - 200 | Warten. 1 C of te Falmouth—Homeward Bowni— Sick» Nia u Nov. 7, 1951 east his power on nay Sth 0 a} Wey i ‘ ness of the Crew The sales cf cotton for the week bave bear! os ne ito ie . Dean Sin—We have at last reached this port, The market ls frm, The stock on hand ly oe anon oe fae i = 13H pee! Fetal, 00 far....0e0 @2 Total, so far..... after a tedious passage of fifty-seven days from San Cotton te active: 2900 apy - 140 - Alleghany (1), Clinton, Franklin. Lewis, 8t. Lawrence, isco. We experienced one of the severe 2 of this evening. « 5 Pg ae Medes se ones Gaaied ay. gg sHasveas nasa ae na a and Uister, electing 12 members, to be doa: bnoda te ths Palate Cian cemuvece wits the be market ier, and tends decided ny epee owing to ‘who may favor aim oles -_ 'T . j pany of © and spars. a of the pas a The result is very doubtful, and the majority will be 7S ¢ a? ne past t ours have been -_ 650 sme i. either way. seen anythirg like it, in « bls.; wheat Dusheis, core, 05,000 300 - ia no joint ballot of the Legislature this year. bave hada t dea! of sickness on board. Most buebels, Wee te tm fur bas been in domaal, aad — 575 - er Zot batt of the teat ” cf the crew have the scurvy, but are now rapidly | have undergone 0 change 2, 10) bbls ; ae ae ame New York City. recovering. We sball sail in about ten days for Ligau ut $0 12 to $9 2) Wheat—The inquiry has gre = 0 pd ‘THE VOTE FOR SURKOGATE, beme perhap stop at Rio Jateiro a short time for | See pee Oe nae eee ee Tor tedien $2, 1n {ail $3., Goutlonton 9% ta a P+ = COMPARED WITH THF VOTE FOR ATTORVEY GENFRAL 1 is not yet determined upon whieh oa Wg Bg t gy Hy — wee ae, yng i, Geatiomrs $3 ts -_ 640 a Surrogate. sAltorney General. peta arrival in the United States. 1 | were limited to 6 C00 bushels, at 400. for mized Western, of the day of thete birvs. All let- 600 pod 608 Bretford pler. ‘Ullman. Chatfield. | 1! be either Portsmouth or New \ I heatve bas not re li 0 sie 5 ive icumediae Soe aes!) ae Whig. Whig, Dees, | vera thie by the teamshipGoldenCate, to ly pans | Nevonas ussrae — Maznger Purdy ba fr rowtded & age pall ty At st — 30 pod 4 sig | ed Poe nm i il receive i} by some s*amer highiy attrac.ive performance for bix num cate 18.000 bushele, Rector, 08,000 bashes, will be roligio a a0 oe ot 860 tks Fi You may look for our good ship about | thiserening The comm panna Boe wer ght steady, but not active. There has been @ feaade icin where eereteaten va bes an Astoli i ie Boe 1118 idle of winter. We have bad a lopg and | troting drama, ented the © seudeot of ; demand for prime wheat. 6.900 bushels ne i p24 650 "as 1,122 148 uire, and there is not # man in the Tease nak ane bent suceceded by eoee sold at 000. Corn in fair rey Sales, 6,000 oe eS i 1914 | who will not be gind to got home again. VW ihe tbrikivg drama of * DiaGche, the Outcast. introdac- ined Western at 64 24709 bush cond bh 200 : ® good set of officers, and everything on board is ing Mr. Blancbard with his truly wonderful dogs; and the 64¢. Hops sell 00 -- 300 7 if 1498 | perfect order Ki. | whole will terminate with the rams, called © Moe y, Beene. Rope ce - , lorie eerie France,” with Mr, Arnold as M le eeenteheeetentemeeete on) . igo 61 1196 | @ pment Receipts and Expend 600 on ow overnmen eceipts an: xpenditures. i slishe. Ry Clinton 1 3 rater, Rend "NY. 100 -_ 10 106 (1688 1766 | ‘The following were the receipts and expenditures of | - Bacccwans Lycee —The highly accomplished and Another Letter from Mr, Webster, fifty ante: Gontlomen one dollar. 300 - 30 | 2 374 436 437 | the United States, from the Ist of July to the of saeres os Kourset are anno From the Salem (Mans ) Register, Nov. 6.) = 260 = 2 3 @ districts). 770 806 1,106 | September, 186], including trust funde:— hie evening, ia the apree ay Fmeee 5 ‘The following letter has been received, in answer EXPRESS AGENCIES, . de. a 850 ong a8 ig 1908 138 i. ‘sel Reoeirrs .guagensee 0 of fun, called" Kowath's Kon"? wil sus: te one addrersed to } = Webster by his friends ia rm) ~ 600 - Tom customs....... 35 ich Brougham, Chippen thie city, some months sinee :~ ~~ ps 128 01019 1,051 | From lands... 681,802 82 a = ves Waantxerox, July 14, 1951 » 7 : 5 d Mre Maeder will at and the suinorox, July os ‘400 _ is is Kr From loan of 1847, (Treasury notesfunded) 15.150 00 Somebody Kise’ will be por. | Gevruewan—When | had received, at’ Bost h 260 iz 250 +4 ar ‘gos | PTomtulecellaneous tourees.......0++.... 240,027 25 Buch great attraction murt cause an | your very kind and respectful letter, of the 1h rhe eld due will 250 = 20 Boz TOL 713 Total...... F ssee, $16,500,570 41 | OTerfow at this popular place of amusement to-night, e | Apt, being then about leaving that Cp baa en and ex may be ‘pe aots ter. JONES —_— —- — — |S —- a 5 Curwtr's Mevereers —This highly talented band | ington, it was my purpose, +o soon as | 5 ould have INSON, pameaaaganme Ran Wall street. ‘ 16929 16999 16,995 ae 18,462 19,835 | Civil, miscellaneous, and foreign inter- hegre Performers give an eroveding'y attractive enter. | m5 here, to answor it, at some length - on eu) Al parent ority for Patte COUTEE 44.44. teinment to night | My unaffected gratitude for the terms ia wi te eviwcr bet wltraed an Eevee rf . . ” for ¥en ornyth (hg) io Bradford's maj “Hi Uliman’s maj. 406 On sscount Cf Indian Depart: Fricows’ Miernecs have selected * fine programme | ne speak of my ms blie services, o sianere respest vee : oe for this afternoon and evening. embodying some it | whiel ntert an ir fetiow ot ‘The above table will, of course, be subject to ‘The First and Becond districts of the First ward, and | On account of | t best songs and dances ee z of ‘Salem, pt a willinga to tke some notice of prot mith ia pack: | many changes in the amount of the reported ma- | the Becond district of the Thirteenth ward, included in | Oy acount of 006 876 43 | Bansun's Mesrom This popuias place of amusement | sentiments and revolutions cageayes ont sues 123 [be wi " 1, for that of prerents two fine pieces for (he entertainmen e af | at free eoil meetings an ag. ore ce 18 Ihe, wale nen Worshake ae phat (cr | jorities; but we think the variations will be more porches Attorney General, but not for oa ates Onescomm of 8 8.163.248 4a | feFmcon and evening The stranger” will be played in | then recently holden in your neighborhood, con- Ee a TO MPSOW & MITCHCOC! in favor of the whige than of the democrats. We | tree ern an ere in neecfune tected, Surrogate, | OB Ae¢0unt of navy 2.270.008 94 | the afternoon and the thrilling drama of “Kosine Mee- | curred in producing this decision Manazors and Agonts, 149 Pearl street, ee regard the prospects of Patterson better than those potent Teiorty Bho pote age afl god Inter, &e en _— evening a RNa hp ey for a while | found my duties here a good ashe runs bost of the twoin the West- | was supported Castle Garden inflaence, | pe, Lina a ‘entenaiemaamn of © i Tn | eal pres ” apption of stock. teaued tertaimment cf Mra Gillingham Bostwick will Jd pinions, at 2, on these ern countios generally, and has had the advantag | "hich eave majorities to three whigson the State ticket, | Cr thaeth wna ‘anh instal ce om Tuesday evening next. The musical selec- in which ted’ noth slavery agnetions “These opt phip a ay. of being voted for by the people, throughout the r RIGHTH WARD —. Mexican indem- pom Powe and no doubt the concert will bese | rica: of mine have been pubitshed, and | propose Ente uty epi rata State, for Lieutenant Governor in 1848. The con- SIrTH asseataLy DieTarcT. toimbursemeni Cow's Bewerit.—=It is eald there is nothing new under org tomes cree re course Witch Lote Bus sein vate Tuk condition, SN test, it will be seen, is very close and doubtful, do- | fryiiis Blackstone: (w! PR notes... the cus, but et the Bowery theatre, om the occasion of | in March, 1960, which I have since steadily ‘ollow: eae ead es a iRBHC CK, han ‘ pending much on the veto of Delaware county, | Pertholomew 7. Gilmer ‘s benefit, the dog Yankee gracefully bow wrr-wored | 6 and which you have 80 decidedly approved, will Pearl atroo of Wall, , hue to the donors of a very handsome sliver i : which isnot yet fully ascertained. We have al- Majority for Blackstone (whig).........+..... MOL | From whieh Gates given a NS ed of merit aac 4 —_ peptone my 1 at ati ia tls pact =? y sveries Revag secount of admirers. retired from the stage with @ proud com | to the " rements— TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. lowed democratic majorities of 1,600 for Wright Abranen (dem)... taterest om public debt.. 12.898 17 seiousnens of being * ‘some pumpkins.” eat duty of justice--in this great work of national UNDAY TRIP 1 NEWRURG AND wast. POIN7, and Randall; but this may prove too high, as ap- | JsmeeT. M. (oi). —— __ ms 8 Eirmony and'conecrd, it is my purpose to continua Ss Tanding 8 Yonkers, <8 ‘y, Tatytown, | pears from the fellowing telegraphic despatch :— | George B, Deane Ne + 11,101,808 o1 0% np, Ouro. gom we a city appears | t the end. 1 know the great majority of the peo 6, Bt "Sere =p Avoaxy, November 7, 1851, | smee W. Bus (temperance)... = sy to be going ahead in a carer of abundant pros | ple of the country sanction this courze. I kaow that 5 fos. BH Returns bave been received from eleven towns in | pyward Bt dem.) .. 1,282 | Terasuny Derantaent, Register’s Office, Oot. i 1961. rity. A census, just completed, exhibits the” fol- hive out of the six Now England States ones tae 1 ns Delaware county. ‘They indionte that Chat@eld. (demo. Jemes Ory 980 ne Fowing rma +0 approve it; and I doubt not, that in a few short o' Feloo for for the aby aps ‘feave New: | nich are seoeesaty ia Order to elect him ove bg Fad William B. ‘ . 604 | IsTeRRSTING rRoM Lingnta.—Letters from Li- 5,263 | months, that Stato which had stood, so long and o oes . And that the ‘najortie in the coanty sealant Forsyil ewes temperance ticket. beria, to the 24th of July, have been received in this ae ‘ honorably, at the head of the New Lngiand sinar- SSS ILROAD LINE and Patterson, (wh! for Beoretary of State, and country, giving accounts of the steady pro ae “4 Third “. hood, w will approve it also. ‘There are those Cor jae pee lee) J. . " the republic. « have undertaken to speak for her--ere long she will ork ae tg Flee No.1 North ae, will net, at any rate, exceed 1,000 votes. 'Y TELEGRAPH AND OTHER WAYS. rep" of the new set! Fourth ... steam bo: oH his be s0, the ‘election of the above whig candi. ERIE COUNTY. of Haeea county were very favorable. The heron, br for herself. - a Incertaln, Vore or Burraro. which is to constitute the ee at that place, | Total.... Gentlemen, it is my intention, notwit naen v: It is probable, also, that the democratic major- Comptretiera- Patterson, whig. had at length been peaceably taken of. Ohio City, which is properly a ‘part of Clove. | this letter, to visit Salem in the setume, ; ith Steuben, Soh Wright, democrat 2 Buildings were in course Jurse of treotion, including a ae itis estimated, has between 8,000 and 9,009 | Shall be most happy to see you all; —— ay, TORK flat Putt ties stated in Otsego, Steuben, Schoharie, and —_— good warehouse, from which it is prop to su inhabitants. hope you will not deem it neoessnry for me to ad- ie Ge Herkimer, may be out down; while the whig ma- ‘ig majority... sees 800 | bly ship) ith ke. ‘o harbor CCD reso any large assembly of my fellow citireas I jorities in Livingston, Monroo, Ontario, and Erie, | Arey Gere o Gstaelar” aeeacersh te fir vessels can, conse | ANOTHER Accinent ox Tue New Haves Ratt | am known to ‘ou.and my sentiments are al known you believe. that whoever may noap.—An Trial 6 falter, | shall still remain ia in one-fourth the an was run over by the ¢: may be also slightly reduced. de cargo at other Liberian train from Now York last eve: on Cosoob oever ‘The candidates of both parties, on the State tiok- — raga tees pa = tine be place ea excellent wat water, Tho | bridgo, and seriously injared. tae was taken to + perition which has won for me sush warm com- et, have run well, and ahead of their respoctive | putnam eeusty « soa te, | barbor is to be reason, Ellen, Stamford, and it ras reported, when the assomme. | mexdetion from yourselves. | te tickets, in the counties where they res Thus, — ie majority ener at it ¥ Probable that it alte bee sore dation a iain wed, Nope she ecald barr 8 bat S Your obliged friend and oe Wheaton (democrat) obtains 1,000 majority over | flit tn the den is ranks," “We have 00 Hegteabene ene he Weronl oak cat ete anfortunete. ON’ Hanae (Osan) Jour | ‘To Meaars Daetd Pingreo, Geargs Peabody, Mi- Viv-bugh in Onondaga, ans Fitzhugh is reported to 1 by Boot oe nga bere ate Raita tego, Le 76 allie ~s SL toned Suagard, aud Qupags, Siem ee ee