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xxx. *Chares II. Carro6a79 Hiram Pitts abb 623
XXI asher Tyler. Peter Ten Brock .5sh7
XXXIT VIVA. A. Moseey 1895 Peter NJ. vosburgh aus
XXXIv Washington Hunt 4672 Sberburne B. Piper.4S47
Total Wing 1853 Total Loco vote 1875 a9s
LocoFoco majority. .s,47l
Elected.
GREAT AND IMPORTANT WoRK,--The Harpers
have Just issued the Grst number of AL1soN's
Z. History of Europe" from the commencement of
the French Revolution in 1899 to the restoration
of the Bourbons in 1915, one of the most import
ant and valuable books published in Europe for
many years. Alison has received the highest en-
comiums from the most celebrated critical author
tiles in the old world for the ability and dgent
research with which he has completed his masnih-
cent undertaking. The whole is published in
England in ten volumes at the price of $50. The
present edition will be completed in sixteen num-
sers-making four volumes-printed in double
columns and in fair type, on good paper-for TWEEN
,y.6ve cents number. The numbers, as fast as
issued, may be had at this office
T This evening Mr.. MONEYS fifth Lecture
on the History, Poetry and Music of Ireland will
take place at Concert Hall, No. 400 Broadway.
The great interest which this fruitful theme derives
from the cotemporsneous contrasts presented by
the history Of other nations continues to attract
crowded audiences-while the Introduction OF
some of Irelands most delightful Melodies forms
as it vera an illustration of his remarks on her
Minstrelsey and the spirit Of her Music.
70 Mr. ELlHu BURRlTr lectures before the
Mercantile Library Association at the Tabernacle
this evening. His name alone, with the recollec'
ton of the great things he has achieved, will, we
doubt not, ensure him large audience
q MIR. E. G. Squier of Albany, young Me-
chanic will lecture before the new Mechanics As
ISOLATION of this City Military Hall this evening.
Subect--The Condition of the Laborng Glasses,
and their True Interests.
U Prof. Bush is lecturing ct Portland Me. on
the subject of Prophecy
~ WILLIAM A. PORTER, nephew of the Gov
ernor of Pennsylvania, has been appointed by hin,
Sheriff, of Philadelphia.
70 Sir CHARLES BAGoT Governor General OF
His situation is exceedingly critical and his recov-
cry matter of great doubt The Montreal pa
pers state that his medical attendants have slight
hopes of it.
PRESIDENT HousroS The Austin (Texas)
Gazette, charges President Houston with having
received bride of 100000 for the release OF
Santa Ana, after the battle of San Jacinto
% The steamboat BeIlona went ashore ateham-
arouska, near Quebec, on the Sd inst. The crew
were unable to get ashore for some time by reason
of the ice. The steward and one of the men per-
ished during the night from cold, and the rest were
soon after taken of, though badly frost-b,ten.
70 DR.. KENNEDY, late State Senator for Shelby
County, Indiana, died few days since. This is
the third vacancy that has been made by death
since the August Election. A Special Election is
ordered for to-day, the 10Th. A Loco-Foco will
doubtless be elected.
ga ,obacconstin Philadelphia named Splitter
committed suicide on Sunday last, by opening his
veins with penknife. He left q wife and three
children.
III. Fenimore Cooper Is. Horace Greeley
and ThemRs McEirath.-The great demand for
the Report of this celebrated Libel Suit has induced the
designed publish in convenient and durable
form Than newspaper, and they therefore thata
Pamphlet edition, containing additions m'ny cor
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