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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-05

CHEAP FASHIONABLE
A l. ORING ESTABLISH MENT.
lOS Beekman street, near Pearl.
ENThEMEN in want ofclothlns will find interest
to call at the above numbs they there procure any
article in the line made style superior 10 most and
10 the very best in the city, at the following
oaPer oisck, oine, or green Dress Coats, $l4-20
r:uo 10 10 20 frocks, 1871
SeSs' aus,
ces.S, al NIUE.
Gentlemen furnishing their materials can nave en
made N the very beat STYLE at the following prces-Dress
to 400. my2S SIN. ~ IitlN MGrEA r'"
REMOVAL:-J.R CAltROLLS Old Establisbed Medica-
ted Vapor BATHS sohn sire Ell to $40
broadway, opposite the City Hospital. Mrs. J. Carroll
turns thanks e the Faculty particularly and the public
to merit continuance of the same.
The Baths open froE O'Clock in the morning till
O'Clock at night and with all Sudden
colds rheumstsm Sc SC which they afford imne
date relief Testimonials efficacy the
establishment from the following eminent physicians Doc
tors A. Stevens, v Mott Bush Boyd, Macnevn, Rhine.
lander Nelson, Smith, Ireland, Kssam Borrowe, Vanden
s.rh Be- Ss srlphaS and shower Baths BE- had all
for sale hire Baths to part of the city Brock
shakers. ma v
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exceeded by no nation on earth; and animated
by the spirit of freemen. they viii continue to
NOV down The ssxfs Of despotism as long az
they are LED against fhem. We, for one, shout |
not be surprised to End that Turkey in cedIng
Circassia 10 Russia, had made the Car =
metaphoricai as we'll as a literal present of a
whole nation of TartaIs. The downfall of
Russia may date from the "frostY Caucasus, I"
for in the history of nations, great events have
sprung from less causes.-N Y. 1dtttsr.
SALT RIvER.-We are happy to state to our
Van Buren, brathren that the navigation of
Salt River is in excellent order-the whole
stream perfectly boatable. We found it very
pleasant coming dot0n a few days since; and
we doubt not that, all things considered,
the upward navigation will be safe. As
it regards the settlement, we say from great
many years residence, that is comfortable and
retired. The quarters which our party oc-
cupied Ia party proverbial for making them
selves comfortable-wil be opened TO the Van
Buren, men, and we commend to them that
agreeable philosophy which we learned and
practised in those green retreats; and as it re-
CARDS our future movements, we say that, hav
wing rowed up Salt River our opponents, we
reserve the same canoe for ourselves whenever
our country's cause shall need our rowing up.
United States GaSsfte.
Our brother of the United States Gazette
Giscourses we'll and wisely. We, too, have
been persuaded, more than once, to sojourn
for time in the romantic region whereof he
speaks: and in fact we have had domiciI
there for the last twelve years. although not
always occupying the same. On the whole, it
is not bad place to live at-provided one is
comfortably situated in other respects. A
fellow of good humor, with plenty of bread and
butter, and all other eatables and drinkables
according, may do very well up Salt River; es-
pecialy If he has, as we had, company enough
and good conscience. We made good many
improvements while there; the benefits of which
we freely make over TO our successors. They
will be happy in one particuar-no British gold
there to frighten them out oftheir senses. We
offer them bit of advice before parting; they
have got ''long tarry'' before them, and the
only way to make it seem short is to be quiet
and good-tempersd and mind their own bust
ness. When they have been there as long as
we have, they will know more about great
many things than they do how.-N. z. Com.
4dUertiseY
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Black paint is said to be injurious to wood. A
paper published by the London Society of Arts.
says in relation to ship that has been some
time in tropical climates:
sit will be found that the wood around the
fastenings is in astate of decay, while the white
work is as sound as ever, the plaHks that are
painted black will be found split in all directions,
while the frequent necessity of caulking ship
in that situation, likewise adds to the common
destruction; and am fully persuaded that a
piece of wood painted white will be preserved
from perishing as long again if exposed to the
weather, as piece painted black, especially
i'll tropical climate"
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NEW YORK MARKETS, Nov. "a.

CoTroS-A fair business is doing this morning, dat
markets remain very finn previous prices. The sales
yesterday amouated TO about 7e0bales.
CocHIsEAL-A ceroon silver gray Cochineal was scld
at auction this morning, at 81 O6 per h.
FRurr-Some Malaga white Grapes, part of the cargo
of the SpleRdid, were sold at auction this morning.
There good attendance of buyers, and consider
able competton4i pots, large size, disposed of
10 at 80 81; the balance 10 %; 20 half kegs sold al
81 Sill about 100 at 81 49, and the remainder OF the lot
say 81, at 81 9ls lot oil Prunes and ID boxes, was
likewise sold at 9gale.c per lb
FLouR-For Canal there is rather brisk demand this
morning, and sales to effected at yes
terdays prices. For Southern there is not much de-
Hiand and no change in the rates.
GRAIs-Wheat remains at siasi o. New Corn is
worth SOC, and old 53a54c. fsafs
ISpreo-6 ceroons disposed of al public sale at
20 cts.
MoLAssEs-At aueton- so hogsheaas Neuvitas were
sold at oo and 20 hogsheads Porto Rico 23 ccnts per
gallon.
TEA-l0 chests Tyson skim sold as it s, said TO De
sound-brought Soc per lb.--R. r. Corr. .qde.
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MARnrAGE WITHIN PRoHlBIrxD DEGREES

MARRIAGE WITHIN PROHIBITED DEGREES
AT the last General Convention Commit.
fee, consisting Of Bishops Fl. U. Onderdonk,
Moore, and Brownell, was appointed to re.
port at the next General Convention, cannon
prohibiting marriages within certain degrees
of colisanguinfy ard affinity. In this report,
which will be. enc of much importance, the
ease of marrying deceased wife's sister will
be of necessity prominent. We aiiude to the
subject at present, in order to direct atten-
ton to the fact that pamphlet has been
published in England. advocating the repeal
OF the law in that country, which prohibits
marriage within the degree of affinity just men.
toned. A circular soliciting the repeal has ts-
happily received many signatures from among
the clergy, and the measure il said TO receive
me countenance and active cooperation sfthe
Archbishops of Dublin and the Bishop of
Landau Charchman.
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RIRW RoOKs.-we ba.e lately received fros,

RJRW BOOkS.-We haze lately received from
LIZ Philadelphia and New York, the following works;
DIR. Chalmers Works. in 8 vols, the LIST and I'd On
Natural Theology; 81 and 4th Christian Revelations
5th, OH Moral Philosophy; 9th Commercial Diseourses;
7th, Astronomical do; Memoir OF DR.. Nisbet Memoir
of Mrs. Grant and Mrs. Dwight, Missionaries; Bishop
McIvain on the Oxford Divinity. illustrations Pope
ry; Pcpery an enemy 70 Civil and Religious Liberty, by
DR.. Brownlee; DR.. Nevins Popery; DR.. Brownlee's
Letters in the New York Roman Catholic Controversy;
Lectures the points in Controversy between Roman
lists aud Professionals. Charnock the Attributes OF
Cod vols Miller on the Christian Ministry; Kingsbuty
en- the Sabbath; The Flower Garden, sc.
All the Books and Tracts Of The Presbyterian Board
of Public &ti0no together with general assortment of
School and Theological Books, Stationery Sc oF sale
on reasonable terms, by DAVID OWEN,
No. % n. Gay Street.
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Roberts, JAMES H. COOK, merchant of Ohio, ts Miss
SARAH ANN, third daughter of Gilbert Cassard of this
city.
On the I'D instant, by the Rev Mr.. Steel, LEWIS
W. ELMORE TO Miss ANGELINA L. GRANT, both of
this city.
On the 22d iinst., by the Rev. Mr.. Moses, SAMUEL
BELIEVE to Miss PRETTY NAUMBAURC.
On the I'D inst. by the Rev. MT. McJIton, LEMUEL
w. ASHLEY to Miss SARAH JANE BLACKIsTON,
both of Kent County.
At Annapolis, on the Goth inst, GEORGE JOHNSON
- Miss HENRIETTA HARDWOOD, beth of that city.
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PngTIsehyENgENT,.

t3- THE presentation ofthe BANNER by the ladies'
10 The Wings of the First Ward, is POSTPONED UN-
TIL MONDAY EVENING NEXT, 30th inst, from tie
resden of Capt Jno. NJ Martini Fleet Street. between
Market and Ann tSreets. no6
40 THE STANDING COMMITTEE OF THE
TTPPECAN0E CLUBS ofthis city will meet at North
Bend, on THURSDAY EVENING, 26th instant, at Z
o'clock. THOS. CARROLL, Sec;y. ms
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THE RUSSIAN WAR ON CTRCAssIA.

We believe this contest, Of which much is
heard-as the bravery Of he Circsssians IS
suchas TO make them famous wherever bravery
is virtue--is not sufficiently understood The
Circassians are always s5elsea If a rebels
against tnejfussiah Government. when, in fact,
no such character can fairly be given 10 The con-
lest. Ihe CIreassians are mussuImans, and
formerly made part Of The Turkish empire.
Let the Turkish sway be what It viii, it is
easier than the iron despotism OF Russia The
Circasslans, allied by religion and customs to
the Turks, bore the appointment of The Turk
ism Beys without murmuT, more particularly
as the ineflicieDcy of the Turkish system did
not levy any very hard burdens on the indie
pendent and free spirited nst,ntaineers.
The late Sultan Mahmoud. without, of
course, consulting the Cireassians. ceded their
country to Russia. Thus sold like cattle with.
OUT thelr consent or knowledge, they mi
nave remained indifferent, had the Russian
sway, IKE tne Turkish, been merely nominal.
put tne RUSSIAN Gar stroye to put his new sub
Jects under the same serfsh tenure Of obedienee,
and absolute possession, by which he holds the
rest of his vast empire. Thev resisfed--and
they will resist SO long a. a Cfrcassian Iivess
Let Russia establish post thouehort the whole
mountainous end ehigslric country, and the in
nani,ants Will Keep up guerilla warfare, which
WIN leave no Russian IN Security, whose body
is exposed to rifle bali
This cause Is evideatly that Of iasliee. Their
sentiments are noble -fheir vices few. and but
the necessary conconitants Of their condition,
not the faults of individuals. Their physical
strength, courage, and powers o. endurance are
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From, the London Courier of Non, G.

City, TsrelUe o'sIoek.-Consols for immediate
transfer opened at SSA this morning, have since
been down to So, and are now about SS4 to L.
For the 26th instant the quotation has been very
dull at 49, to /, for there is in fact specula-
ton going on.
Exchequer bills have advanced to Is. discount
and Is. premium, and India bonds to rs. dis
count. The new three and a half per cents. have
been marked 974 to I, and the reduced three per
cents 81 to /.
The chief business in the Foreign market has
been in Portuguese and Colombian stock.
ItU0 O'cIock.-Three per cent Consols are
about 49, to for money, and SS4 to for the
account.
Four o'cIoek.-Consols three per cent. for ac-
count, So; Five per cent 70 IS; Chilian bonds,
six per cent.
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fs-esa tAs LONDON shippins Gasette. noe. S.

VrHatsA LsAr--The last month passed over with
little or uohiHg doing, either for export bonding. or
hane trade only sales made worthy of notice are
Of so birds Of the new importation to DEALERS fine aual-
Of 700 hhds board, at 49, to AS 3d. The cargo 3
now sampag, and tuDs good quality but net 20
ans might BE expected considering the high price
paid Several small orders have appeared il ihe mar
ks bur net executed on seseur OF so little leaf keas
sf sale, nd for which he helder. have bsen zskns
high pFices bus two OF three vessels have discharged
and thsf sssgces afe IN eaarss Of ssnpins four q
fse nees szpsstsa daily, ssd we sr skepefss saestg
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ALBANY LUMBEls.

FEvHE SUBSCRIBER will receive in the com
L ing week Il cargo of ALBANY POPLAR. c0nsist
NC of Chair Plank, ScantliHg and SO "a also, WAL
NUT BOARDS, which will, with the CURL MAPLE
CHERRY and WALNUT SCANTLIEG NOW on hand,
make good assortment He would respectfully Invite
the trade cail before purchasing constant supply
will be kept on HAND
ALSO FOR SALE LOW.
100000 feet Shipping CULLfNGS
100000 White pine SHINGLES
5000 feet running measure ARK LOGS
$4,000 feet "A, Ga, ga, and inch ASH
With Large and general assortment of LUMBER,
sUITARLR FER BUILDERS d. u. THOMAS,
Office head Union dock on the Falls.
Below Pratt street bridge
n9-The Richmond Compiler, Fredericksburg Arena,
Kent Bugie, Chesertown, and National Intelsencef,
will cory the above the Of 81 each and charge
American; office. aul7
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Ten THOUSAND YEAR.-The newspapers
and Magazines bestowing a very liberal
share of praise upon "Tsn Thou4and gear.n
To these there is one strong exception The
Charleston Mercury thus delivers its opinion up
on this performance.
"This tale which began so promisinglv, has
sadly diluted itself into wishy washy wilder
ness of shadows, wherein the writer founders
in the bewilderment eta stranded sea fish Tfhe
can extricate himself BY tolerabie catastrophe,
we say, sFlet it Gomez for we are tired; but ifhe
has not, as we fear, provided for close to his
story-let him leave it Enclosed ard dismiss the
readers of Blackwood whom he has no right to
keep in thorough draught, with the door aiar,
gnnnoned by the incessaEt kissing and CRYING
of the Aubreys For his first introduction of US
to that interesting family which was exquisite,
we thank him-we took them Ffto our hearts
core,-yca to our heart ofheartsn-but as Ham,
let adds, somewhat too much of this.o He has
punished them enough, and TitmoGse enough,
and the reader enough-and ii it can possibly be
managed, we besesch the worthy, over philoso-
phieal, too sentimental, and rather pressing au-
thor-let Cannon be at once eonfounded-
Quirk hung -Tittlebat inguished-Y alton
restored-and Kate Aubrey be turned over to
the kissing Of somebody besides her bIcther--or
-or-or we shall cut the whole ccncern--ss te-
eioss and mawkish
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Noet
MANUAL LABOR SCHOOL.

\ A MEETING of the Boazi of Directors OF
- the Baltimore Manual Labor School for INDECENT
Boys held on the 18th instant il was Resolved, that
Public Meeting be called in furtherance of the objects Of
this institution IN accordance Herewith,
NOTICE is hereby given that Public Meeting of the
citizens generally favorable to the successful establish
Inent of this humane and charitable institution, will be
held at the baptist Church. (Rey. Mr. Hs,) SHARP ST.,
on MONDAY EVENING next, 3dh inst. The STAIR
TO be taken at o'clock precisely Several addresses
will Ne delivered on the occasion.
w. w. HANDY, President.
WIN P. STEWART, Secretary.
Baltimore. Nov. y, 1870. APRsC
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..n1y.L oErHn GREAT WESTERN.

LATER FOREIGN NEws.-On our first page
viii ne found late foreign news BY the Great
Western She arrived at New York on Mon
day. Her dates are three days later than those
received by the Caledonia at Boston' The news
is Of a still more pacific character.
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lock forward 70 good assortment 70 &c % sse mar
ks NJ more moderate prices Than present. ms Witch
Y.nv uow be considered nominal
FIoATtHa CAReoEs-There are two offering, enepef
The RhsIe Island with ahaut 600 hhds, which i wei
suoken Of BY the Sellers for which 2fs 70 s u aked
and one per the Stalira whish vessel viii contain ah
$50 hhds hui tits moi yet known whather soass passed
tobacco will not BE- put boaFd therefore, the owner
cannot name price for i at present; hut few odsA
have oO1e 70 hand for these cargoes ana those At i0
er prices than paid fog the four previous sold.
srR1Pr Lear has been almost neglected by the home
manufacturers; some few have been SOFA Tor Teses"
and shipment from 4!d to sgd
KENTUCKY LgAF-But little has been done N these
about 30 hhds in elf sold for export at from 40 to
and the cargo pei the NsGeez with 3oS hhds 60 deal
boaFd--the price reported at S7s od per 100 lbs
This cargo Is being sampled, and turns Out g0ea
quality. Several other parcels are IN the course OF
sanRling, which will cause more competition nEHoag
the sellers, and better market for buyers than has
been the case fer some time pss Prices may be cOA-
sidefed nomnal little having beea done for exports as
yet OH; of the new imparations.
FLoATINe CARaoRs-Noae offering, but enc likely to
come forward shortly.
srRIFr LEAF-The trade have bought pretty freely
of the new imlortati0Hs at Led Id advance on ae
prices obtainabie for the old Stock indeed, they seem
ts pay their entire attention 10 this quality for manu-
featuring under the regulations, they yielding 80
little waste and taking their full proportion oflausr
MISUNDERSTANDING done in these
Negvohead has been but in little demand throughout
the month"; the stock is much increased ofthe fine quai'
Ue5. hut steady.
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Bicknell's Reporter of Tuesday has the following =
| "THE MONEY MARKET.-Business may be said to be
gradually improving ia Philadelphia. Our Legislature
will soon be in session, and cannot expect any de-
gree of confidence in the monetary circles until the
sumption question shall not only be definitely settled
but the resumption itself carried into full aud successful
effect All sorts OF sPecuations have beeR pr0mulga
| ted within the last few days. of the "knowizg
ones affirming that the matter about be brought
TO satisfactory clOse and others asserting with equal
confidence that it would fall through. We believe,
however, that loan of q millions has been obtained
from the Eastern banks and that therefore, so far as the
resumption is dependant upon that oan the matter is
settled.
"Money, although somewhat more in demand, may
be said to be easy in Philadelphia Bank officer told
yesterday, that for time past, of eur
MED institutions had found difficult TO obtain enough
good paper, with more than foar months to run, 10
absorb the capital at their disposal Out of DOORS the
ordinary rates from Ito per according to the
quality of the security OF course, in instances
where any doubt may exist to the individuals immc-
datey concerned higher rates exacted- No difficult
ty Is experienced in obtaining large amounts of money
mortgage and 1t per provided the property is
valuable and the mortgage takes preference If all other
liabilities, that mouey will become dearer the day OF
resumption approaches, and business great
degree OF activity On the whole the indications are
decidedly favorable, so far relates to the ensuing
Spring, and the in all business circles is much
more buoyant and cheering.
"The money rates at the close of the week were as
follows
Money, (fair paper out doors) 6 to pr ct.
U. >. Bank post notes, OH
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LONDON GRAIN MARKETS

LONDON GRAIN MARKETS-Nov.6 6.
The weather during the week has been exceeaing ly
wet
Wheat was firm at Mondays prices, but little bust
ness was transacted. The arrivals We're not large
Fleur must be quoted cheaper.
Duties on Foreign Corn payable In London until Nov
H. inelusivs Wheat IS Sd; Barley, Is i0d; uats rs
3D.; Rye, I5s Sd. -.
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NETE continue TO manufacture and have for sale a
w very general assortlneR. of PERI cry, TOT
LEf and FANCY SOAPS. COSMETICS, &C., pre-
phted from the best materials. and put up handsome
style, TO which ask the attention Of persons visit
ing this city for the purpose OF procuring their m aooas
In addition to the above. have French, German
aud English PERFttSiERY, all Of which we offer on
the most accommodating terms Orders thankfully re
csve and goods carefully packed with the gfeatestdes
patch. ]. q. s. N. w. MCCORMICK,
No. 46 Gay ST., cas-; af High,
~ and 2l2s Baltimore St,
SCI d6t I'd d0oreast of mcCieilan's allev
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n GARD.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEW

aEULD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEW
ELRY, SILVER WARE, SIC. =
TABRIEL ID. CHA RIk has recently imported
" splendid assortment Of Gold and Silver Paten
Lever Lepne and Vrtica Watches, all of whe ore
made by the best makers and are warranted to pc form
accurate time, will he sold low any oihef house
the country Purchasers will find il to their advantage
by calling at the store, he'd of CheaP.le, No. Wa
TER sTREEs, Baltimore, whore they will find good az
sorment Cold Gard Chains, patefns Rings, Breas-
pins. gold aud silver Pencils, Addsons superior make
Silver and Britannia Ware, German Silver Spoons &C.
N. b. Fine Watches of every kin properly repaired
n7-My country friends are particularly invited TO eau
Store No. Water st. iv Ii 60 G.. ID. CLARK Il
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THURSDAY MORNING. NOV. so.

a--urho obvious definition of a Monarchy"
r,;1tn ne o e seems to be that of State, in
Which a single person, by whatsoever aame he
may DC =. S. sss zn,os. The management Of the re-
e ..I...'. o,,d the eo,,sanessd Of the o1ny"
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The following stanzas by Pierpoint must VIII
he unqualified appreciation of every true re-

puDllcdn:
There il weapon surer set,
And better than the beyonet,
Aweapon that comes down as still
As snow fakes fall upon the sod,
But executes freeman's will,
AS lightning does the will of God,
And from Its force nor bolts nor locks
Can shield them-'tis the BALLOT BOX.
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mR CALER OWENs

Is appointed an Agent, and is authorised to re
ceive subscriptions, and give receipts for sums
due on account of this paper.
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FOR ga Ia

1 very likely mulatto BOY, % wears of age a slave
- for life; sold for fault, and can come highly r.
commenced; one of the best walters in the State sf
Maryland. To good master, ne will be sold ut fair
ctah price. Apply TO L. f. SCoIvfl' y Slave Agency
and Intelligsn nee office. basement City Hotel ncoA
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@S-we received nothing BY last nights South
crn Mail South II Petersburg
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Trade WITH TExAA-There i Hsw regular
lzne OF packets between Philzdelphia and Mata
EoTda. 9. Foy, Esq : he Texan Csnsul at the
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PA0SENUbK5.
In the Great Western FRAN Bristol-Mr. ]. l.. REED,
Mr. T.. Pipkin, Mr.. D. Appleton, Mr. ]. Carrie, mfr.
Comre, Or. Newton, MIR. Muenburg, Mrs. Mulenburg,
Miss MnIenburz aud seivant MFR. Philips Mi ]. Set
ley, MT ]. NOar, Mr.. J. Tayler, Mss Cough, mast&s
Mr.. ]. kirkpatrick, MIR. j. Lamont, Mr. F. Redweh
LIeut Oswald, Lieut.. Trelawney and servt Mr. James
Birney, MIR. w. Dawson; DR.. puoleau, Mrs. PrioeaH,
Miss Prioleau and servt; Lieut. r. S. Dawson, Mrs
Ftzwillam and seFvt Mr. A. Batre Mr.. b. Alexis, Mr..
A. BaiIly, MIR. A. E. Bell Mr.. A. l.. Ogde !, Mr.. b.
Cosreyo Mr. J. Jones, DR.. Macauly, DR.. Harding and
servi; George Darling.
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
RESULTS AS FAR AS HEARD FROM.
ACTUAL. RESULTS.

We shall give cur readers the admitted re-
suits Of the State elections as fast as they come
to hand.