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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-05-22
"THE nALE REASONING BE.---.'

~ HE HALE REASONING BRIT. Ia.
day last week. a slut hound on Doctor 8. A..
Canwrighl's planta,ion.a few miles opposite
Nalchez, on Concordia Lake, in the parish
OF the same name, having six puppies OF
some weeks old. was observed IL come 10 the
clearinghouse from the Clubhouse. where
she had her young, with unusual signs Of dis
lress. In a hurried and very anxious man,
ner she iawned upon The people, giving gu,
signs Of distress, and soon hurried back TO
the bed where she had her PUPPIES. under the
Clubhouse. three hundred yurds or more dis
tant from the dmelling.houscs. Her man.
ner having appeared so strange. some OF the
pepple, alter taking about il. and after some
little time. went up to The Clubhouse. and
were attracted by The cries OF one oflhe pup
pies. whom its mother was carrying in her
mouth upa flight of steps into the loft OF the
Clubhouse. Following the pattern Of good
mother, The person found that The puppy
which the slut was carrying up made three
which she had removed. and fastened down
10 her nest on the ground, beneath the gin.
house, there was seen an alligator from six
10 eight feet in length. which had deyoured
The other three. He was killed, cut open,
and the three puppies taken from his siom-
ach | ,'-o -.s-,.ti n.
Now. what could human being, ration.
al creature, have done under the peculiar
circumstances Of the case, so trying to ma.
ternal leelings2 The hideous monster guar.
ded from assault by mail as iInpenelrable
as that which covered the Macedonian pha.
lanx, had approached the canine care & affec.
ton; he hadprobably one ofthe puppies
and the distressed mother Instantly few to
where her reason laugh, her she could find
an intelligence and power able TO destroy
this horrid vampire, and save her young
from his reeking jaws; but alas she had no
speech 10 tell the mighty woes which were
rending her heart. She could only look and
act her dumb sorrows Instantly, as il des-
pairing Of human aid, she throws herself up.
on her own brave resources-rushes back,
and snatches her young. one BY one, TO save,
while the "gorgon dire sna,ches them. one
by one. for death. Sac sares haiti Unaid-
ed. alone, distressed, in Imminent danger
herself Of being struck dead by the recoil Of
his brazen tail. and crushed in his spear SET
mouth, this affeclionate and more than "half
reasoning brute" divided the spoil with the
mighty, and snatched half her young from
imminent death.
Such mo,herly butte should have no
common buriul al her death. The facts 10 the
foregoing narrative IRE strictly true as we re.
crived them, Yesterday, from the lips Of Dr.
Cartwright. lNatchez Free Trader,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-05-22
MIR. wEBsTER's ADDRESS.

Mr. Webster was now loudly called for
and addressed the multitude from another
quarter of The stage to the following effect:
Mr.. Webster said that he feared the at
tempt to make himself heard would be a
vain one. Never before had the land in
which we lived seen a spectacle like the
present We count men by The thousands,
They are here from the borders Of Canada
and the rivers Of Georgia. They are here
from the seacoasi and the heart Of the coun-
try. The States are here--eyery one Of
them. through their representatives The
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-05-22
DARK INDEEDf

The Salem Advertiser, one Of the leading
Tory papers in Massachusetts. said Of the
Virginia election before it took place---"The
eyes of the Union are fixed on the mother of
states. Should she succomb before the fed.
eral wings, at the coming elections THE ru.
TUBE ioould be dark indeed !" Well, is IL
any brighter now2 Cant YOU penetrate the
darkness. with your "gloriGcaiion speesa,
cles =" A,T Fs'-l = ~. N
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-05-22
WOMEN Is. LADIES. .

Upon this text the Bangor Wing thus dis
courses -, NJ,
I'VE enter our protest against calling any
female. high or low born, industrious or idle
flining in silks or wearing linsey woolsey,
|thrumming piano. or frying doughnuis,
married. or single, lady, If however, any
females are known as ladies. let them be such
as are useless, and vain and silly.
Who are praised in scripture for the bless
ings and comforts they confsr upon man p
Women. Who ba,hed the feet Of Jesus and
wiped them with her hair2 A woman
Who was the first at the sepulchre of the
Son Of God2 Woman Ladies' IL such
things then existed. never engaged ia such
high and holy duties 1t was the woman
thus honorably noticed. and the term is and
must forever be. an honorable one in point
ofcharacter, and rich one in piont Of lam
guage."
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-05-22

Wing committee OF the States respectively
be and they are hereby constituted the deui.
ocrn,ic Tippecnnoe clubs or Harrison nsso.
citation, whose duty it shall be TO CORRESPOND
immediately for the formation OF city, Town
and county clubs, and to soperiniend all The
other Interests Of the great and glorious
cause 70 which we here pledge our dearest
devotlonand most patriotic exertions.
Resolved. That il be recommended to
each delegation TO raise free contribu.
'on' Is, one dollar from each of lis mem.
i'orrs, " 9shppori the Opposition press in the
City Of washington, aud generally 10 on.
pose the tyrannical tax upon the Office bol.
def Of the Presidentb, party. iill'
Resolved, Thut the fund thus raised shall
be placed 10 the hands OF tie Executive
Committee Of Seven,y-sis al Washington.
These resolutions were unanimously a.
dored by the Convention. and the following
was then offered aud adopted also -
Resolved. That the President of this Con.
seution be requested 10 call on the several
States, Though their Vice Presidents. for
briei statements Of their present political con-
dision and prospects. = 8
ln pursuance Of this resolution, the Presi.
dent oil the Convention sevcrally called on
The following gentlemen. who addressed the
Convention in regard TO the current OF popu.
lar opinion in their several States, the ruiz
81 business and destruction OF trade growing
out OF the measures OF the Administration
the necessity that was felt fora changr, and
the conviction experienced that nothing but
The election Of General Harrison could ar.
resl the disasters that threatened 10 oyay
whelm them. The names OF the speakers
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-05-22
YERMONT PHOENIX.
rrsLisHEp EsEks FRIDAY noRsIsc. m
Y VIM. Il. RYTHER. ts

Advertisements conspicuously inserted al
$i,oo per square for insertions, and 20 cents
tof each subsequent insertion. Less than a
square 70 cents for insertions, aud II 1-2
cents for each subsequent insertion. nr ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-05-22

4 am light headed as,hs fellcr said ven
his hair vos on fire. 81 I. IS ,sa ,s.i -,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-05-22

MIR. Babcoek. ofRhode Island,
Eldrldge, ofCopneclicut,
!" Hopkins, Of Vermont.
King, of Massachusetts.
Reynolds, Of New York,
Breezy. Of Pennsylvania,
=. Wilson. Of Virginia, 81
Edwards. OF Ohio,
Hnmes, Of Tennessee.
Clarke. OF Missouri.
Gov. Duncan. of Illinois.
Mr.. Southland, Of M, Jersey,
Emory. Of New Hampshire.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-05-22

1t is stated lhatthe wheat and rye fields
throughout Pennsylvania, present The most
aauering appearance and il is calculated by
some that the coming harvest will even ex-
coed that Of 1888.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-05-22

Major Noah urges as strong reason
why general Bankrupt Law should be-
passed byCongressthat there are many single
ladies who are insolvent and cannot get mar
ried on that account, as their husbands
would be become liable for their debls. IA
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-05-22

s. The following sketches are from The in.
serestiug report Of the Baltimore American.
--sll % MR. CLAYiS ADDRESS o.u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12
Passengers Sailed.

BsyroL-Stearn SHIP Great Westen=Daron Bolla, TIA
lv: Jos Saw Mrs Amelia hartman, England Anthony
Frias ,yana ,rd robyn New.fork Leonard Wyeth
do: + ush d., Ashton do; Meyer, dos John Ha tley
a.; Mr. billiard do II Ourapd lady, do Mr. Lnan. do
Ksruard Phaae pha w Potter dos Capt Chateld bnush
Army; ~ Wright, ih do: sehon, Sweden Hail.
Loudon; Is u:lars, New-York; Delano dol under
wood ENGLAND; Mr. Sterling LADY, and servants Eng'and
Brown Iadv aud ants Engaud Master Geo Arthur, dol
Despl Frame; Thos Ward, New York; Col Dundas and
servant itish Army; Caiet. New York; Col M.rtin,
Brtish Army; Q II hsiisr ra, Eras Tones Nsw-foIk
Tkomas Oliver LADY, children servants Baltimore; Mrs
Colt servant Paterson Misses Colt dol Colt do; Mr.
Js6ray LADY, London Thee Mckay and lady Montreal
Misscs Mckay, do; NJ Brooks sst rest British Army
Bird. consul. Leg Mr. Pinsa lady New-York;
England; Ii Chss T.noant, do; Mr. May hurst ;sryan
hear, tngans; John smith Nsw.Y,rs Nj Colsmsp e0 Jo
Yor! Home do 4 Ballard, Dol Riley DO; Alley
Dorr do Gen lno Murray and lady, Misses Murray
LorpoN-Packet ship Weingen-Capt Hill, d s2d Regt,
lady and two children London, Misses Pugh aad two
Hudon Mrs Cove tive children and two servants Londonj
Jno L wnsead, Boston, Joseph Vim Bushby, London;
DodK salem; Mr. rake srd servant, EYoyk Bsning DO;
NADIA Master Edward Baker Miss Ellen Baker Bofon
+ Pierce aud adv Al=ssrs Neidrum Noble lsols
too, Jvne, NJ hossnbaum, Solomon, Dursdo, w w
Fnier a Ball.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12
I'm pOruatIOu ..

LivgRpooL-Per North .4nsried-i package, 9: wetts
- rimmins-s q II swords Osborn co. Croker X
Ssn-s Sands, For * Cot Conacher X Col Cennsl-2
Wait n Rosenc .anth-iF Ws,son-sr Wrisht-Oo Hump
Cunning Buclsnan-e2o bars railroad IRON, II. r.
Wales-f packages Thompson Co.'S Walsh& Malovy-46o
b~rs, bas hoop, bdls sheet iron Sheds3 pkgs
Fouls Cs-l7 Pstsn Stewart-ss Tucker Y Coeper-5
(soodnue Co-3 n tierrick-it Tooke. Mead CT q
Bell, Clark Il Goa Boorlmsn Hsrt-2i Mitchell x CO.
I cask y Canth-i ykg A Huntingion-tt Bird. Ginan
Co-so Thsmpson-s Ogden. Ferguson SCo-is l.afAn-
NV Fierce q Willison-i2 w Wnteright--2 Hslsed,
Hainss CaCi Bg9.,i1 ; Rus Tss Hesddia
Ivan Nest-1 + Tbomes n Sens T Mare,pT,s sSG
ClapSan-5 tx Ste .art-i w Stewart y aynard
.,s w. T Crosk Cot Griffin Gilman, R,sdolph
aGArton, Hodges & Cot q Hart Proctor Vekey-s
Wright Ne vark-i w Chester CO.. sacks salt
HMarshailiOsbx Tia Plates, ~ copper, 10
bales, boy, IS bars iron, toorder.
Pey Laurence coal, SEQ sacks salt Hicks Co
io1 bars ron 4 Wales-i27 iDgos tin Lawrence. Muir
Co47 cas lioO sacks salts bales. Gsrton, Hodge
Cot i'll Brohers-5S crates WChauneey2i eaks
ese bars iror, To order.
CAoir-Psr Pearls hhds butts or casks Staker-S
hhds casks san ernsn-5 do De Beck wtht Bad
winse sacks Nesmith Lesd2 casks Grim ~, Naturn
&Co-ss do VI Leyerielseasts Leaning Cot hhds so
cssks 60 order.
Cr,sLr,roN. Per Mos,s-ss tee bale. O. Bukley-s de
Dryp@ser Whitnarl63 haas faircs Freres-5s Sprague
4 Rsbinson-2o bills h. w Has-sl do w Arthur-55 bbs
Armstrong bbl Tweed Moser-l Gaze l. scNas-i nor
q MBride-i biz ? Cohep-l c1e w III giiIsn-t do w De-
hon pkg King do oliins, Reese Col a. Cradles
SAM do Brd-2 casks 10 b,les Dickinson Churchill
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12
Gateat AdYlcea
Passengers Arrived.

ship North .4nerca-Ms Eliza Jebn-
son. Mis- Mary Johnson, J.m.s Johnson Mr. Vim Cav
new Mr. nry Miss NJ aria GAvney, Mr. w Bohre
Nj John Fraria, Mr. Bosss Mr. Field, Mr. Iioyie Mr.
Wr1 Wood, Mr. George Wool and GAG steerae~,
RIO J.SriGo Bris M,ntsrideo-LieutA . Fairfax U NJ
CusAcoA-Brig Tenn OShanter-J r Swift and II w John
WY @
Vail-2 in steerage. u Or, =,
KsosyILLE, EFSchr Warior-Thos Young, Jas Todd.
ST JoHSs NB-Sfeam shin North .4ne,iea, al Boston
Mrs Bradley Mrs Bass Miss Bass and Miss Foster, OF New
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12

The total Of clearances 1888 Il2o vessels
Naval.
The sloop of war Pebie arrived at Halifax tho sh,
The Of jos Es2
sailed Sd Oct Officers and crew all we'll
spoken.
BY the pilot boat John Dav dson As miles Sc Of the Hig
lands George Turner, is days from Havana for Boston,
By the same miles ssE of the Highlands, bark Anna
Reynolds p"ane from Philadelphia for to be
r.: got boa. Wa:hi"s'cn Oct T. Fire Island bearing
s ssy .am sSIns t to Sept a Ia.
sal. Ion 7si.
HALIFAX, Oct Carr Britannia, () Woodruff, 40 hours from
and gid .a%s evfn sn for Sept
H:Sso1 sSS k1gsGn
Z.szr.R Jung Eehm2nd Bates for j,rga and salem
about june for Msjunga. :,
noa; Rome Marshall. sYoSE' "f''"' N0'''ns I'm 'e'
United states p .rts.
cd S %% S:!%;? Sy$s s: Camden
PnymoUT Oct sNarr Citi.ss bsi.i%ore 3D. LsSreldo
NYsi 1 sS ps. Siss s
sss &C. ss cSr S S
isra sysaa Bordsa1s Satanaai III Mnv,Hey sayaTS.h
sSd %ti; %Ssssi Nisf,1;S YsT M..;ssSa:s.
Baltimore Pilot Alb ny; aid Jane Phlad; Cornela Rcke
SON. NYori; STU Eliza Ncoll, NOeans; Excellent Phad
MArrAPosETT, Oct s-sd Massachusetts, (new) Brownel
NYoIk
,RrowN Oct Retrieve Phlad for Gouce er; 5th
Alabama. Plnad, and sid 18th for freeporl.
Bro"a Ncss Borden Ne" YSii Can:ses Do s'Saf'
BafsroL, Oct SID sally, Albany; Gen Batty do.
WARREN, Oct s-sd Chapman, Chs rls son 80
racss s.itimcS: Aps.nf fhiisd Glide. 90; Geo Wheaton"
dP Ns T ~ YORK. s s F''s
ofs.T Is ir W Hs1
ford Apas hcos; sth sid Ocayia Cabinet, awlon, Will
AoyLrHIA, Oct oarr John Randolph Albany David
Csx do Corneis, New York; Surveyor, arwick cid India
Havana " da Ann Rio Janero 9Th arr Palm, Boston, WIN
Gcrats1 boSe Liverpool rs; vole' BsSaaees; Veepr
Boston; Exchange NYsrk; Comet, DO; Shark, do
BALrMoRr, Oct s-arr Shetland. Boston, Bsrry do; Clean
sr, dc" Nile, do n. raid Portland; I'D Pavilion Atws New
senssr Waite do cid Trafgsr west Coast Of rca Henry
b.. ger, Case, reporfcd for Pilatki, Fla 49,
RIcHMsNp, Oct s-.rr Sew ard Trey; Ann Eliza New
York. sid Richard Boston; Celebrity NYork entd Jas Cas-
NoRroLK Oct lin Hampton Roads. Alhambra wilson, for
London and powaan Briggs for Hayre from James River
At Seswss Point, ESo, Robins I'm Thomsson bound to
Richmond; Coryo, Crockett, do do
h,r, Boston: cid Pohaitn, NOeaRs; eth Tom Wood
Raltrnere; Wec. Packer Nfrk; below Lay Elery
D.; pimon do sid Lucas Boston; 5th Savannah (s)
Wade, NYork. -
Wilson Fuller, Souillard, dos arr In Grange, B st5n.
MopILE, Sept 3c-arr Alabama, Williams. NYork; VIM Wal-
lace Plbury Thonason below Caledonia Brsnder coming
up; cid Southsrner Richardson. NYork.
NEw ORLEANs Sept Barr Ohio, Boston; Pilgrim DO fo
hatcher; 30th, Clarissa Andre =, Boston
APALAcHcoLA sept Geld Elizabeth, Bruce, Liverpool
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12
Married.

On SUNDAY evening. 18th instant by the Rev. Doctor
Lyel Nahaniei Cor to Loisa Dnkn, daughter Of the
late Thomas Dunkn, Esq, all of this city.
On the 18th Of September, at Brooklyn, by the Rev MI
,Done Alexander a Grant, of New York. native of Aber
deem scotland Mary finn Bre of Brooklyn, native Of
Ireland, county Kilkenny.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12
Died.

On Sunday 10th instant, Catherine, daughter of Michael
Walsh of this city. aged three years and ten months
The friends and acquaintance of the family res
pectfully to her funeral this morning at 10 O'clock
from the residence of her father No. 4s9 Pearl st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12

IA AHOUsE AND NINE ACES OF LAND 50
MI FOR SALE, one mile west OF Plsinheld EsseI1S3
ll2county, New Jersey, the road from Plain -
fsla % Boundbroo. The lot has it good garden with
cher fruit The Eiizabethfown and Somerve Railroad
within leo yards Of the house For particulars Of
oIO.st. 49, CORNELIUS BOICE ~. at Paint, Id. N. ].
Mr.. AND MRS. WOODS CONCERT-Mr and Mrs
pi wooD respectfully announce to their friends and the
public tn :, they will g<e VOCAL CONCERT, at the City
Hotel. Wednesday Sening neht the h instant aided
Messrs Letter and Brouxh The doors will open
tic ula, in future III Ia. 04ris
INANTED-An experienced Bookkeeper is in want OF
w situation ectabe hosse where the books
kept either double single entry and where his services
wosd meet with fair been for ahes
Of years employ ed las provision house. and has
tensive acquaintance both city aud The whole
Of his time and Undivided would be
of his employers The best Of references
Address box 1884 lower Post Cice at this once
MI -. ris
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12

. CorroK--Wlthni lew dsys there has been more &C
tivy in this article The demand has been chiefly from
the with downward tendency in the pr
OF the better sorts. Some sales OF fine new New or
leans have been made a II IL cents. At New Orleans
ON the LIST inst sales at decline of cent from
prices to receipt of advces by tie British
Queen The New Orleans Democ rat has the following:
"We cote AZ TO- fair 10 cents and fancy brands
from lO( up Now, taking fair cotton at 10
cents freight 3D. and exchange 10 premium, it would cost
laid in Liverpool, CID and this quality at the latest
dates was only worth 6 Old This clearly establishes
eur views of operations expressed tw days since
that of the large houses in the trade obliged to
keep shipping aad drawing"
Al Char eston for the week ending the LIST inst, the
mark exhibited less rmness Sales reached IL 80 bales
at extreme of l0 cents The following list shows the
quantities received by each house in Liverpool from JAM
LIST to Sept lst 1870 Those marked commission
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12


Ceeersss, Marshall, Cha stoo. Nesmh Lsed. oseeola
supiih; wi liam Bird, torson, Franklin; swan trswold
Hartford; Eagle Gutter. Cedar Key rlai g. met, Hoe Ply
aou'h; JAM (p) avis Bermuda, W Dev airport; Quad
rupe. Swan, do Mddleun Go; fampco, Pugh. Washington
Nj; sarah Durrows G dar Key Fla; Arkansas D-nns
Ofieans VIM Nelson; WIN Gslop, Harris, Csrlersn Nc, o.
lsus Ahbot Petersburg ard Richmond, Ns Ampion, (Br)
Edward ~ Johns NJ Middleton Co; treud Lowell Boston,
Victor, Hsloit, d.; Alfred II Theme, s,nf ri, Wilmington
NC; sidney yhambcrain, Norfk, va Gem, Uedspssd Bal
Tisston; Abbott Lawrence, Mesk,r Doston Orator Bill
Msaior. lDrem) Jansen. bremen, Il Pope; Na-gar,t
Ann Smith smihdeld Va; Trio, Nitkerson, Boston, Repub
lick Bren) Iegler Bremen. Hsnscher Unksrt; Two Pol
lee phiiadelrhla Empire, McMsih Nctfpk Val Gen Nj,
ron. Lowell " JssN De Cuba, Mssoa n Thompson: WIN
Rogers, Dill, Boston, Howcs, Godfrey q Robinson
Arrived.
pscket ship North Amer Lowber I'm Iucrpool evening
pf Sept = mdz, 20 " Marshall aud tioodhue Co(rtpor,J
~ beiow in the ilerali oi lturdsy1 '-F"
Se,p Lawrence, Cover from Liverpool Sept eth d. 10
Hsets n Co--isl passengers. ~ '' W
swedish ship Audacs, Vale days from q, le with 500
to~s 10 B1ornao Johnson Co Sept 49, LAT ~ Ion =,
re- spoke ship ioftsIaouih, hence Tor Liverpool '
barh Mrcells Hasl 50 days frnm Palermo and Cbr,l.,
-, Nth lemons, almonds canary seed ssphnr
Lawrence. 10 bss Barely Livingston las bags inseed no
crdey. "
Frrpch brig Arr Raesuj. - do from Rochelle win 10, e
pipes brandy Van Dspe ~ CO " Ford 20 veow oef =.
ia ssrdin do captain Sept a. lon m al
Nonume from Portland for
sckr Msraesbo Davis, from Rotterd for Baors ~
swedish brig Sne stunbsrg I'm Leghoru Is d. and Cb.
~~tsr % 10 P.ctsen Go, with 70 blscks mabi. to Isy
nc,y 4 Co. Vtssels left before reported.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12
COLLECTION
OF ANERICAN VICTORIESA

Painted by Engine ami T. j. ahey Bellange, snd other
LIBERATED Wrench aItists -
NEW ORLEANS-JAkE ERiE-lORk TOWN.
These magnificent Paintings, twenty feet IN width and
Heen et bgs form the frat series OF cosctons ints ndsd
illustrate the Naval and Military History Of the United
States hare been executed Paris at oftwsP
thousand francs each by the most celebrated artists, In III
style of the spehdd repres taon Of Victories
the Musee du Lurrrnburg and Chateau de Versailles
Ths first two New Orleans and Lake Fre) exhs
biting the Granite Bul1ng OF Chambers street and
Broadway. Fntrss IN Chambers street.
Admission rs cents Open om II e'cloekin the morning V
o in he
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12
By THIS MORNINGS sOUTHEHN MAIL
Georgia Election.

Georgia HIectIOh.
Returns have been received from thirty three
counties-twenty-nine Of which have gone Wing.
The Wing gain since last year is 2,5l5 The ag-
gregate vote at the last election held one year ago
in that State for each party, was
Van Buren,, 1861
Wing, 3D. O7
Van Buren, majority, 1877
There are ninety five counties in the State, and
therefore if the remainder give the returns as
last year, the wings have it by majority of 6ss
the following shows -
Wing gain so far in 1910, 25l5
Van Buren, majority, total, in 1899, leE
Wing majority now, 6ss
The following Is comparative table of the votes
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12

PARK THEATRE.
TINS EVENING oe.s' sI , r. ~ the performance viii
". ciN DIT Fl Iet,' Of
r rstses Fisher Po% I1 VT I IsSs1
Clornds, Mrs Bailey Thisee Mrs Vernon
The The iFk ssGs1 sc JON the '''
ss' ," r si'9 v v1ss NJ, oAY.sst;
Priess@Boass 81; Pit SO cents; Gallery as esnss.
Doors at before o'eioek-feriormanee commence
NEW NATIONAL OPERA HOUSE,
(Corner of Church and Leonard streets
Ts: Ss'
r Ills Hfs 's o dir ss ss Il: S
AHMED AL KAStI, ' FIJI e firsRIM OF LOVE
The overture and music expressly for this theatre
X%;I S Mr. S: E ss ras
As..a Pa. d. At ss S ss fSsS s.sy and Mis-. Wells,
Ss;SSTpr SS S S;sS:.i1 ''ai%a
Previous t pE Es'f4 q rst!s COMEDY Of
sirchas. Paragon ksls o'srien Mrs Ea,rst.
Tss splendid Pissssliu% bop designed and executed
ed T ,ns s ~ S sscs es &c design
The sy L:hs 50 ..v.r..
sntrsa s' THIRD Tier cent?. Gallery, "a
70 ss"a1 ss at : Fer
NEW CHATHAM TlsEAThE.
THIS ast h Petite ssms5y az wi" commerce
s.~.., BLACK HS$ NJ Il. cL S4a..y..
Lady Mulwo,d, Mrs Anderson.
:. AS A'iSf VIII 4h Il; saw szvX Sb
S''S .'.. $, Ass;: Asss: Mr.. rAsra.
Jim Crow THE MEssElSS r.. S SsaNen Nj. s...
JocKo. OR Or TIE fiEsi B&A III APE.
Joekot, Hsr''' Nano fernane' NJ, IT,. MIR Cline
Doors open att performance a,qu.risr
Boxes cents 81 And sd ers as ri2l cents gsery a
MTrCHELL's OLYMPIC THEY'RE.
THIS EVENING, Oct l2-Tte per formances will con-
G ne fs S'l hN b f fYfHfS &
Jsse, N'"n '"'-'' Miss Singleton. Ns'e
TURNED HEAD
Dick, Mr. Mitchell Fitzfi gins Mr. Edwin
Laura Eouow.ahv MISS shsst'A
THE FEMALE BkIGANDs
saparimo, Mr. Horncasne Fernando, Mr. Edwin
The oF'e'''snAs' Toeeuslypa. With MISS 1a'''u''
WIN Taylor, Mr. Nil. b II Laniernai, Mr Horncsstl.
Nicholss w Cunningham Flatbot ON, , - Russell
Doors open at &c rtsiu rises at haifpast1.
HILLS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. square.
(I-afe the Frankiin.)
THIS Theatre, having been great fitted ee
giant MNbA SPfEa Sa Nj SExr
The SsoThET ANS opera OF
Don Don syG DIR s%s Roma ,adora Mrs Ms,,os
AWE VII /! F FosA DAY
THE IRISH ATrOKNEY
Prices Of Bos.s So to S Dress Circle
SO cents Pafquce rs cens I'd Tier box rs Gallery
having separate entrance, i2l cents.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12

HAVANA MARKET, Sept 3o.-We have now about 200
casks OF Rice in port the Calhoun arrived the 18TH
and the Caharne the Goth nst both with that
Ofhe Delaware unsod. The Chill and Zephyr both have
arrived at Matanzas The cargo of the latter reported
sold at 205 tierces by the Ann Wayne, slightly da
mayed, sold here at III good quality is retail
ing at l2i rs.
Our Sugar market is steady at the following prces:-
browns 81 to rs yellows II to whites l0l to Hrs
Molasses to d Coffee to 81 for ID and Sd quality
Good quality of all kinds
Exchange on London Is! per ct. prem; New York,
per cent premium; Boston to per cent prem; New Or
leans per ct. dis"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12

A MUSEMENTs--J.C q. CARL'S WASHINGTON BOW
"A LING SALOON, 2oa Broadway russcriber has 1T
ted up Bowling Saloon under Keller Pines with three
Ally and Shuttle Board not TO be the
city Gentle OF the city and viii fna this very
place of attention Ill be paid
these who wish The Bar will always
be with the best Of Wines No betng OF money al
lowed.
NB-Genteuen wishing to learn the game will 6od expe-
lei ed y me keepers teach then.