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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-28
M. HENRY, Auctioneer.

Thursday. April %.
Fur iiture-At 10 o'clock, at No. i3 Bow cry, the furniture OF
afaniiy breaking up housekeeping. consIstin g of carpe.slook-
ing glas.es, beds, bediing tables, chars, bu esus, bedsteads
kitchen furniture, sc.
Also, at the same time the entire stock OF fret quality PERU
m-rs, mapufac ured by Mr.. Wyeth, who will wa rant his ar
TITLES OF the very best quality. and will be found worthy the
attention of retailers as welt as the trade in general ,27 2t'c
WILLIAM II. FRANKLIN, Auc,iol eer.
SPLEND ID AND COSTLY FURNITURE, CORNER
- OF ST. MARKS PLACE AND SECOND AVENUE.
WM; n, FRANKLIN viii, sell at auction en- Friday next.
April 2sth, at l0o'clock. at the corner of -. MARKS Place and
Second Avenue, the entire furniture Of the house, consis ing
OF drawing room furniture, viz: a very handsome pier table,
marble top and colu ms and looking 81 ,ss. a centre table with
ma,bis top, a Chinese nahog my chesl table, mahogany sofas
with hair seats and cushions, two mahogany arm hairs and a
mahogany roe ing chsir, hair seated. covered and nlsit; 8 very
handsome rosewood chairs. crimson silk damask curtains for
four v indows, very rich tspels and elegant gilt ornaments and
rings, rich Wilton carpets and rugs, Wilton carpet foo, sool
cushions, 3 suites Of rosew God furniture covered. with splendid
crimson and 6guered tabaret, a superb sttt OF striped wqite and
fgueIed border six widow curtains, silver plated candle.
sticks, gothic hall lamps, mahogany chairs, dining tables,
marble TOP handsome %mahcgany book cases, fire screens, on
aud othe' b.dstssds, mahogany boxes, doric stoves, silver
mounted plated castors. baskets.
Cut Glass and China-Dinner and desert service fa- 80 per-
sons, containing between 3 and 400 piec. $ of fue pore. lin. con
sisting Of seuI tuteens. sauce do; vfgst able dishes. pickle shells
soup, dinner AID desert plates, &c. SC. Cost $3.50. Eve.y
thing is Ia first rate order
Catalogues will be really on Thur;day Mornirg.
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MARITIME
To Ship NJ asters.

SUN RISES ............5 10 MODS RISES ........... n Ie
SUN SITS '...........6 SO MES wArra........ 10 So
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The folio wing is a table Of prices, Liverpool classihca-
ton, at the leading markets.
N. York. N. Orleans. Mobile. Charie,'n. Saranh.
Ordinary, s.ssi sast sag aiaS aas
Do fair, sta 81 sias sas sast Tan
Fair. 9a9 ola 10 10 q los sja 7ias
Good fair, 10 a lot 10ia l0l none sast S4a 81
Good < fine a i2ai3 none slai0 none
The receipts OF cotton have fallen off considerably so,
as not materially to exceed those of last year at this sec.
son. The folio wing is a table Of receipts and Stocks -
RECEIPTS. STOCKS, AND EyroRrs OF CoTror, IN rHE U.r.
IND STATES. FROM THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE CURRENT
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EANCY GOODS, worsted aud othtr articles for embrold
L cry, pertum'ery &c. &c at ancli, u, will be sold on Thurs.
day 2slh st. at 4 p NJ, at 6eel, Br ,adway, the stock OF a
dealer in the above article, consis lug of Berlin patterns, wors-
ted, floss silk, gold and SILVER thread, perfumeTy Of all kinds,
watches jew very, toys, basket sewing silks, aud many other
articles in the line. Also the house furniture, and the fixtures
Of the store.
APO O. n ROGERS Auctionecr
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Corn Trade.


This market is dull. Sales of all descripions ofbrca,.
stuff have been small, Al the folloWinR prices.-
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HENRY +. RIELL. Auctioneer.
A lotion NOrIcE.-RlEL n ARCULARIUS will
"A sell this morning at 10 lock, No IS Franklin. street. a
good assortment Of well mnde ard substantial furniture of a
family breaking ~ housekeeping, comprising tables, chairs.
bureaus, sofas, wad,obes, bedsteads, beds, bedding. carpets.
looking glassea. kitchen furniture, 81. a2s ltr
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CAHELlAS-A. Levy will sell This Morning, at loi
" o'clock, at ISL RrNadway-A superb cole ctioh Of Came
.lias. just received from Eu ope, and are selected with great
care. AVID ~ fine order, with many new varieties-audon
FRIDAY nornDg-A choiee collection Of Green House
Plants. and 2g0 double Dahlias Of tine v aities. a28 2
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To be iIlus.r ated by a model r. the American L.reou etivs,
Victoria. imported IN r., ght d for one o, the British rail
rpsds, CONSTRUCTS aecoramg to Or. LADDERS sethod, under
the direc ION OF Mr.. Hodge. af New York. (author of the
Treatise ON the Steam Eigise, lately pubished) and DR.
Lardner. 80.
eius. in ia most approved form, at present. work Ion English
Rail ROADS constructed under the direction Of ar. Hodge
and DR.. Lardner.
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op, mWh - ANkLi vi s9n,,onser. ,ur.- IT
- FRANKLIN. will sell at public auction, on Monday the
2iof May. at ~ 'ciock,at the M~erehants' Exchange, the pre-.
misses situate on the corner OF ST. Marks Place, ana Cd Ave
nue., now occupied by J hn Lorimer Graham, Esq consistifg
Of a Lot I25 feet on st Marks Pace, py is on the I'd Avenue,
and a very spacious and most finished house, 81 feet front by
~ feet rear. Tc house was built by days work. at an sI.
pens. OF $40 00o, and 10 faished in the most peritc ct manner,
being furnished with bathing rooms, apparatus for beating wa
all large, aud The Library ceilipg is panied IN re.co: II L. con-
siderfd one OF the most splendid and highly finished establish
ments for a private gsRtiemad IN tris city Possession Can be
had immedis,eiy- $50 eco may remain on bond aud mortgage
at legal interest.
Also, the BRICK Stable and Coach Hou,e, on eth street, re.
plete with convenience. 1t has six stalls upon the ground
hoor-,otl 10 feet by Sc feet, 81 900 may remain Oh mOrte9g
ofpremises. s2s tm2r
UC1 ION N~OTICE.-Au Extensive sale Of Furniture Of
"A all descriptions, both new ard secondhand will take place
on FRIDAY and saturday, in the Large Rooms, SO Ann and lis
Futon steel! also, continued 10th days with the 'plendid
Cabinet Furniture now ia the store, No. 2s Ann street, former
ly the Depository Of the Egiscopal Press These sales will
comprise az fine a variety Of II iusekeepiny Articles, as can
he foun on any occasion. There are about sevsnty Carp IS Of
all qualities and sizes, Rugs. ol Cloih- sofas, Piano Fortes,
nc. &c. THOMAS BELL, Auctiopeer.
. a2s3t:r
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NOTICES Ok DIsCovERERs AM

NTENTOHS
Lavssier-state Of chemistry in i77o-i 1abors or Lavof
sier-hs n ethed tf nvestigsiion-his g-pius compsed with
thore OF sehcele K Priestley -his great discoveries his psrsou.
al char.cter-his death.
FrankIia-sotiec OF his electrical dic ,veriss-his claims 70
the dis .overy Of the nature OF lightning disputed by French
phiiosopherp his rights vind,catsd.
Wast-bi early diHhcui'ies-.is method Of experimental
wires by akey-hisi invention Of the ccndensius steam engine
his ultimate success
his vnit TO Paris during the war-was he entitled to the m
veption OF the safety lampl
FuIton-notice o. his life and his invention OF steam naviga-
ton.
Wiha view Of rendering these lectures easily accessible, 10
all persons who msy desire to attend them, the terms Of sdmn-
sion viii be twenty 1--WE cea's
Tickets for the course OF SIX lectures al 81 each.
Doors open att. Lee ures commsn e ats o'clock. Az
49, FOR ,LONDON-Packet OF the it. Msy-lns
H24S superior fast sailing Packet ship 81. JSMssd day.
This ships accommodations icr cabin, a. cabin ~ ? r1odersts
passengers, are superb aud berths car ne fet ure0 oI a"m TsnS.
terms, BY applying ON board pier f''t OF """
or to ov q ,,.NuRhAY,
100 Pine street Corner o ILL
The above will be suees,d.a y The p'e6e' ~ "
~. ~ ~ to serd for Ter Inencs ~nk
,Lr.IsL rn = e.n hs,e Them brought out ny N ~, isssW.
| or any of The regular paehe 49, '' a2Sr
/ ~postpaid)
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English advertisement.
NOTICE TO RAILWA
TRAVELLERS.
~ANDERTON'S HOTEL.

No' III, rLrEI SINEILI I,
william Harding, Proprietor,
Returns his thanks 10 the professions Al AID CONNIE rciaI gen
tlemen and the public, for the liberia su ,pcrt h.. has received
since occupying the above named hotel, aud hopes by unrrm,t.
ting sttsnt,nn, 70 retain The patronage hitherto SO generously
Afforded. w RI assures his patrons that 40 endeavors snail
be spared to promote their comfort, aud fattrrs himself that
fe~ can compete with him as far as regards wines and yiards
it bsipg his ambition to procure the choicest for The approyal
Of HI. su'p9nr Or s,a and ID, eo y business on the most liberal
&C mbined wi h moderation of prices, eau. ct i.il giving gene.
raj satisfaction Breakf.ts (plaiu) 10 81 eacs iodeiers 10
81 per week. Public meeting I'D G. mm,t,ee ro ms as Ans
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The gres, Improvement in New Yo-k STOCKS is ov-
ing to the beneficial influence Of the proceedings
Of the Legislature. There 10 still a good inquiry
Tor the stocks, and the new 81, 100000 7 per cent
loan, has been mostly. taken at par. While the
federal government has failed to procure any bids for
the So, SOC, 900 offered except some from Hope & Co. which
were cloggsd with conditions calculated to create a
speculative value in deprecated State stocks. These Of
course could not be acceded to, and the loan is yet un-
successful. The stock OF the State Of Pennsylvania has
improved under a speculative demand from abroad, al
though the legislature of that State rejected by a large
vote a bill Imposing tax Of one mill per dollar, in order
to raise means for present necessities. There is no pro-
vision for the Angus, dividends on that stock, and a new
issue OF sl'5eo,o 900 has been authrised to pay the domes-
tic creditors. In Ohio a loan Of 81 500 900 has been au.
thorised for various purposes. The new loans upon the
market may be summed up as follows
Snaeu oLa'es Sii DIV uo
Ohio " 1 500 600
pennsylvania " 80. . a.. 49,. -. 800, 900
Mary land, Virginia and other States. 2,S00,O00
Tnto1 naur1 ID. oE.rI \ "A AA0
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. ~ THE STEAM NAVIEs
UNITED A T XNp GREAT BRITAIN.

TO M ILLusIRAIyp nv
A madel OF the m .ch,pery Of the Uni'ed States steam frigate
Nissonri pr pared for these Lectures according to the method
Or. Lardn.ris d,dsctic models. by Char.e s Copeland. ESQ,
~ neer of the Unted Stat . ioy-rrm+ut.
hmodel Of the m 'chiutry Of III. United $ ates ste am irigats
con 'tructed Tor thes L,c;urts. under he erection ofCsptains
stockton and Ericsson.
A model of the sub-squeous " )pe.l r, in'ended to be applied
by Cart Ericsson to this Eigate.
A model of the valve machinery OF the u 8. frigate Missie-
,ip.i, prepared by MIR. Cope land, u. 8. Engineer.
A model Of the sub.squeous propeller invented by en-.
K, ller, 90. Examiner Of Pat, nts, intended to be applied to one
Of the ". =. steam frig atss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17
CITY INTELLIG ENCE.
SUNDAY O.Inher

POLICE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF PoWER.-A
man named Thomas Bennett was last night arrested anu
fully committed the charge OF cxorten lie went up 10
countrymen street, about midnight one nah'd
Henry Pool Rncand County and the other from Or
arg. Cocn,y named Wm. H. Thompsan He stated 10
he uiagistrsie aud would take hem 10 the
Police Office and fine them So for being in the street at that
hour, bat subsequently offered la receive one dollar
enc and let them OIL which opened Tue eyes OF the
countrymc, who called the watch, and he secured
YOUNG BURGLARS, Last night report was heard SINE.
ar 10 the discharge OF fire which proceeded from the
office Mr. Jerenia SkinOrc, corner OF East Broadway
and Goyerneur street Alderman Nasi immediately forced
an eniTaucr and inside ads named John Clark
and James Hughes, vino had gained aditiance by iocin
omen shutter the act Of blowing Oh The lock
ri tie iron safe with gun powder They were secured ana
fully committed.
PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoNEY.-Walter Tborne was ar
rested for passing 81 counterfeit bill on the National Bank
OF Providence r. L. coored man named John Thomp-
son in payment for some refreshments. Committed.
DErrAupiNc AN EM1GRANT-John p. Spears was arrest
ed CHARGED with defrauding man named valentine Sn'
ou nj 81 80 by pretending his passage from Al
many 10 Buffalo in Railroad Express Line, whereas
o sncb linz at present exists, which Valentine discovered
on arriving al Albany He was held 10 bal 10 answer.
EoRgISG AVEssEL-lenry johnson, the Steward OF brig
E,calu living foot of Dover Street arrested for
Nean. on Friday last, from the cabin Of said vessel two
nromjssory amounting S56 10, about q in gold
and silver amt silver watch worth $40. He Is fully
committed. The property belonged to person named
Solomon Taylor.
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1T SANDs's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS appears under
two di.tuc, aid chronic the former generally
-ziny upon the patient FIRST and the latter resulting
consequence OF imperfect OF it, Chronic rheum
cold and damp air. particularly when the system under
ae .fuence of mercury. Thes symptoms very striking
and cannot be misunderstood Pain in the head is fire.
quent attendant With yellowsh hue OF The eyes;
some relief When perfectly quiet. the gnswng and
log pain is for the moment relieved but this Is fol-
by the excruciatng distress Ia instances
there Iuuch puness and Tenderness OF the ankles the
stomach deranged and the appe lite fails This
condition of the system be followed by eruption
the kn when the pain and constitutional symptoms the
time subside. Rheumatic in1a rmati0n seated in the
6brous and teadvrous the body. and
organ another and when sszes upon iserpa
urc the fatal consequences result II attack
heart when the patient is seized with pain and palp
aiion, atieeded with faintness and distressed appearance
Of the The stomach, bowels, MUSCLES dia
phra2n, and almost every part Of tie body be at
tackled by this disease IN consequence OF its location the
SYSTEM The pain aternates from place To another, oc
casonally being in the head, ten the shoulders,
wrists fingers hips oins and knees. Some patients
rarely rse from pain; others s,ard intervals
the approach OF cold and damp weather. The pain
some Instances seated in the oiats others in The pa!ts
situated between he joints, and on TO an Indefinite va
rety OF fors- Experience has shown That S0ndSs SdrSG
pdrttG will speedily and permanently cure this dis
Owing its peculiar cenbnaton II acts, end again
re acts, the human SYSTEM Entering the circulation
through the absorbent syse and dspcrses again by the
secreting IL operates upon the general ccns,tu
ton by dlspacng Diseased action and assisting the
Of re-nvgorate themselves in performing the vi
a functions properly when perfect health succeeds de5
lily and dIsease.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail and for expora
ton, By a B. Sands Co., Granite Building, 3 Brosd
OF Chambers street. N. Y Sold also by A. b.
D. Sands 70 and loo Ful.on.st d. Sands Co. n East
Broadway of Markets Price 81 per bottle; six
bottles
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Ohio.

Our returns from this State yesterday were nei-
ther SO full nor so favorable as we had hoped and
we fear the result is against US by close vote.
We see that in the strong Wing Counties Of the
Western Reserve the Total Vote and of course the
Wing majsri,ics have largely fallen off, while the
Loco-Foco Counties are polled to the utmost.
The Political Abolitionists have drawn away or
5000 votes on their respected and popular can
didate for Governor, Leicester King, whose Loco
ton in the heart Of the Reserve fren which he had
been sent as Wing Senator, told against US. The
resignation ef the Wing Members of the Legisla.
ture-notwiths,anding tue lagrancy of the ipiqui-
tous injustice it was intended to defeat--has in
duced great many Wings to absent themselves
from the Polls from therextreme aversion to any
thing savoring of anarchy or resistance to Consti-
tu,ional power, and their apprehension that this
act, if sustained, would be drawn into precedent
subversive of lawful government aud productive
of turbulence and disorder. The immense and
increasing German vote of Ohio has been rallied
almost unanimously against us, by the lowest ap
peals to unworthy prejudices, and by arts which
cannot long be successful ifthe wings have but the
virtue and the patience not to be provoked into
retaliation, but to test fully the plan of overcom
ing evil with good. All these influences combining
ugai.s, US have very possibly but certainly de-
feated Gov. CoRwIs by very small majority
The few return. we have received leave US hop
of his election, but do not justify confidently
expecting it. The following is the substance:
1872 MAJoRIrIEs. IS4l
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Az Corwin's maj. 274s. al Wing maj. 1856
The vote in the State last year very even
say 800 Wing majority. The Wing loss in these
IL Counties is sos.
We have reports that Huron and Erie-lastyear
Wing BY close yote--are now against US by
small majority, Clark County is Wing by about
last years majority, In Dayton, the Wing ma
.lori,y is e5 or SO more than last year, bur tic
Locos did not despair of the County. which was
last year Wing by vary close vote
The State is so shamefully Gerrymandered tina,
nothing less than 10000 majority on tho Popular
Vote could give us the Legislature. OF course we
have lost it, whether Corwn or Shannon be the
Governor elect.
There isno Mail from Baltimore since Saturday
afternoon. Tomorrow morning viii tell the story.
GEoReIA.-Osr later returns from this State
como in unexpectedly well for the Wings. The
hiuedgeville Journal of the ll.h has returns of
the vote for Congress of 76 Counties, giving the
following agrasa,es:
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D TIE WHO ALMANAC AND UNITED STATES REGIS
Err may be obtained in all the principal Cities from The
agents OF the Tribune and from the Booksellers Price 81
per Dozen 81 per hundred for single copies -. cents
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~ A few copies of the DAILY and six copies of the
WEEKLY TRIBUNE for the entre year, neatly bound and
for sale at this Office Price Of the Weekly &c. of the Daily
S. Also, complete copies OF the LOG CABIN neatly bound
Price 81. Odd volumes of the New YORKER bound price
IS for The year.
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Gr An Agent for this paper is wanted at Schenectady
One who is acquainted in that City will be preferred
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E The article copied on our last page from The indi
Gator find floating about ha newspapers rrithou credit
except to the writer Ash appeared originally in tho Mag
azne above named and paid for by publishers they
every right TO be credited for 1t by all who think
worth copying. Their work appeared table for a
moment and vanished before had time open Will
fhey send us another cnpY2
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That Old Coon on hand. ms
NJ Eighth Wari-sECOND DISTRiCT.-s,Ig,.
Wings OF above District requested 10 atepd IT,
ing ar the houae OF James DoDeiy, 80 Woosef-sesb
of Broeme, Monday Evening, nth ssan'o ~
o'clock, for the purpose Of organizing the District '
tual attendance IS requested. BY order o. ,.,..an
WM H. GRlPF, Cbaifcainr
S. D. BELL oWs SECRETARY. on
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y ReddinR 81 Co, American and Foreign News.
paper and Periodical Depot, and General Agency Office,
No. 8 S;ate-strect, Boston. OF If
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p Splitting Of RIood--IThere e.d J. IN io specify
equal to Dr.. Tsylors Hssani OF ss.ae.of pr
curing this alarming dbease. Over $40 len 5as5d
lhe FIRST rsspeetatil:y in this city have 'es'
in at SIS Bowery. .sh,s fn,.sred
ren-dy daiiy growing more and more demand s
oeoueh colds in hs st brea, ase sfo
continued demand proves tie 5aIsam 10 be Tean 5ys,
rsg5s.sa'sd and worthy ass
Inc oDs sy dse .as.s
ibnk shs ply you s., VII hs moi -. Us, De
III. r"sdc;ne ee1p cure for
We say therefore, do not neglect your GOV nj SIS gsf
ery as there are many coun.erfes about or Dsps;
Jacobs and G. III. g. Hills are agent III itD4is8
and MR. HAYS IS9 Futnn-s,Eeet. HroosIyn- o. =,
'Dr p,;..1.r Noss.e..-Tnose persons h ss,as:
ro;rnr. Of nv DESCRIPTION dispose OF or VIM NV oera
ing ~ .s oda fe sset sa address
or on 10, .. ee ods 70 any
leg leo If r. COTTON u CO., is' o'a1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17

70 The Wings of the Second Senate District
have nominated EGBERT JANSEN of Ulster
County for Senator. He is worthy and popular,
and viii poll strong vote.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17

II W. G. Kayner, Teacher of the Piano Forte
Organ, and singing, No. y First Avenue OILS 1m'
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latest from Ohio.
Correspondence of the Tribune.
Rrr,,fnpr S.,pri,v Oct


BAI.riMoRs, Saturday Oct. Is, 6 P. NJ
The cars that arrived to-day at ?. NJ. did not
bring passengers through from Wheeling (they
never bring a nail.) Seine enc, however, has set
report afloat that Hamilton county has given an
increased Loco oco majority. | cannot trace
this report to any authentic
If the mail comes through tomorrow, we shall
have returns direct from Cincinnati, and from
large portion Of the southern section of the State
| will forward such as may receive b. the 7.
NJ mail.
pHiLApELrH1A Cry AND CouSrY.-The fol-
lowing are the official returns:
County Corimis.ioner.
John Lenu...........lS o6s y. Andrews.....l5,2l7
r. f. Crowel, L. sa4 wv W. Weeks o4s
J. a. El1ng,oo, o05 5 srelsfotd, $50
Recorder of Deeds
rencose Ash 'R. L. Lloyd.
Ress,e, of Walls
A. NJ Provost. S62S John Painter. ,567
ProtaoaoLssy-D Distract Court.
Edward C. Dae,....l4 lI John Henlz, AsI
Proisoaotary-C Court Of Conm,n Pleas.
j. f. Mrrrsy,. lS,s75 RI Palmer Jr,......i2ls
r. W Pomeroy,... IS aa5 Ardcew Flick, ,2S6
CLERK OF Orphans Court.
Richard Penn Smith. 1928 Jacob LewS,.......l $50
SOUTH CARoLlNA-The semi-annual Election
in:,his State took place or Monday last, and we
bave returns from Charleston and several adjoin-
ing Districts There was no party contest, and
very light vote; but the Members elect are OF
course Loco-Foco SO long as Mr.. Calhoun shall
remain the head Of the party
70 The Southport (wiscon,in) Telegraph of
the 5sh gives the following returns of Members
| elect 10 the Legislature of that Territory:
Loeo-Foco. V6;e
Council House. Council EopSe
| Milwaukee 3
| Racine ..-.--.0
Rock & Waiw'h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17

It The Office OF The Tribune is removed to the
new and spacious buildings, No. 100 NASSAU
STREET, in from, of the Park, and nearly opposite
the City Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17

" We learn that JoaN DELAFisLD, Esq. has
resigned the Presidency Of the New-York and Al
bany Railroad Company, and that our late Post,
master, JONATHAN l. CoDplssTos, Esq. has been
elected in his stead.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17
Loco Ticket.

Although N1r. Habersham Is now ahead OF some
of the Leco-F Gees there hope of hi. election
The remaining Counties Q5) viii go strongly
agains, us, though their vote is light. The Loco
Foco ticks, has probably about two-sAisds the ma
joli,y their Governor had last year-say 5000
In the Legislature there IS very little change.
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70 JOIN s. CHlpNAS of Waddinston and
CARLTON McEwEs of Lawrence are the wing
candidates for Assembly in ST. Lawrence County