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Died.,

On Sunday morning. 18th inst in the 33d year of his
age WILLIAM W. sSowDEr, eldest son Of Thomas Snow
den) late proprietor Of the " Ladies' Companion"
The funeral will take place from his fathers residence
10 Howard street. where his friends and those of his fa
ther respectfully invited to attend after
noon, at o'clock.
On Sunday, 18th inst. after short and severe illness
Miss ELIZA H. VAN BEuREr, daughter Of Dr.. Thomas
Van Beuren.
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend hsr funeral to morrow afternoon o'clock from
her fathers residence, II Beekman street.
On Saturday evening, lth inst CHRISTIAN BERGH, in
FAINT of Andrew r. and Matilda Jsckman. aged ont
year and eleven months.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this afternoon O'Clock
from 296 Third street
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miscellaneous Record.


sHIp Zororr Of Kenebuuk, John Murphy, Master from
New OIlsn: bound to BOSTON, wrecked the Tortugas
bb flour, PORK, ,sse. &C. The maturity cf which hs.
saved The ship total loss[Key West Reef Dec
Foreign Ports.
York: June q for Canton. - "' .''D ~"
CsMPrAear Dec i1in por Cashier Baker for Larun,
next day. the only American vessel
Home Ports.
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ass New Essss sssis ss from rom %sss
ss s, il Salem 's'
S,ss
ss as 9S a%'ss S isssa ES. si
s ,.a, Ss kassssas
FSissIsSis IS y' s%s, Ss%oss as;I' Bi;sE
ai ia xH fs IsS W.n
s s%s s. IL s BS% lac
ssppi ;,ms tim. since sad was % raised , and rec.sd
sssa r s% ss,iTf.s as
o1 afS hs%hse ss malaga
Washington, NC; James Long. Hawkins. NYork; Peter
NEW hsyss, jan s@xm Blee. Hawk, Fr.bis Trinidad;
Smith MT p hYs5 snss HSaS
posed to have bslongd sloop Colthan NBedford Sid
RcHsoSP, Jan IS.ATsss H;rt. and Cor. Groves. New
.ra YS sa HnTy sarah bCy Sy Pmo Towns
GEoneErowN, G. Jan 5-Arr Fanny Colt, Baker, New
York.
CHARLEsToN Jan s-Arr Vesta DAN Engius St Thomas
Sid Standard, CBr] Hill, Kingston, Jam.
SAVANNAH Jan 7Cid O,omocto. CBr1 Conk, Liverpool:
Julia. Var Glider, NYo!k; Excel Smith, NYoik Sid Cog.
nette IBr1 Sneidsr. Baltimore.
KEY WEST, Dec 20Arr Moro Castle Buterheld Havana;
Mariner Latham Havana; James I Berline Brown Hay ana;
2ith Renzi St'ckney Nassau Robert Mills Darug Matan-
26ih Bunker Hill Mason Nassau; vielalt Kemp Mas.
ssu: UncAs Allyn New L9ndon Ann Eliza, Park NYork;
SaIs HHYo,li Hi s1sh B,ow LawTsae. NYcIL ClS 10th
Collins, Havana; 9th. Rob Mills Darling, NOreans Hu.
ron, sitchr Havana; rs h Ann Eliza, Park. Tampa Bay;
samson Stark St Msrs 27lh Renx Stickney, Sc Marks;
Billow, Lawrence, st Marks.
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IRON SAfES-It is longer a question what safe 10 the
best protection against tire all admit WILDERS Sala
objection ever raised against !hem which has been
when safe made BY him thsvng his name upon
agt pcte) that has injured books pape ewery By
BY him shall be reproof thief and damp proof well knowing
st should one ia IN either respect that his loss in reputation
imperfect All other Saamsnder Safes imitation and
Infringement Wilder Patent he having purchased the
exclusive right lfor State Of Nsx York; mannfaeu
ana furnish the genuine Saam nder Orders received his Iron
sfLAS c. HERRING,
m
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

offerings al he scales on Monday amoun,n1 = onIy a7o
head There was fair demand from the butchers and
$40 head taken by them at prices ranging from
81 for inferior to 81 rs per 100 lbs the hoo for prime
qusyequal to - IS net. OF the balance. 100 head
were driven north and 100 left There has been but
limited supply OF live hogs offering and the demand has
per 100 lbs Killed hogs not plenty, and the
quiry is less active We quote at $4a IS per 100 lbs
according to size and condition.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEaTRE


MRS. sEGUIN, Nh Mr. s FRAZER Z N..i AND MIR. sEGuIN
entitled vii be
soasass sh E iEas Hif M ..eem
Mr, anderson; George Toaehwood, ESQ., Mr.. Dyott.
Ter 81 c.at.P g IS cents aud ih''
PALMO'S NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.
SGs' ~.
will VI dance s he i.s
Ros.ials Opera of sEMIRAMIDE., viii be psrformsd-
Semira%de sgnora Boghese; Aace sgnora Pco Idrenus
SsnaPiP saa Psraas Second
poo opes ssse 10 from
%egc. s sz esoek LbIs0s Ens.h and Italian had
~ the BOX once. jlrc
TKYON's CIRCUS.
BENEFIT FIsI1n,s, OF Il AMqs \. ss R sIELhENwERF
srrs ssp;ssi ny S,Ss:;sss Sss eip}esNits. Hs.s.
JOHN 6sasi. sS som ssS.,,.; sv n; oxaaoGitio GtowN.
IL head & h: Ks sHd's
new %s''fi f4YFFsS 4y? Fs''si
After the B''''' 'y s:s :s' B.. By L: ALIEN yin entire
nv a GRAND MUSICAL FEs rlvAL,
ON MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY ls, 1856
ON which occasion the ChoIusses will be sustained by One
s II.
performances will consist of National Songs Quatee no.
russes SC.
PARrI
National Air by the Band the u s. ship North Carolina
Grand Lhorus.-"Hail Columbia" words by Judge Hop
8 sOng-"Iapd Of Washington wo- -ds by g. p Norris Esq
/ loye the patriot ssges
Who: in the days of yore
Ia combat met the foemen,
And drove them from shore.
~ QuaTterte-"Woodman that tree." by George p.
5. ."Washington's Grand March /" by the Band
% Chorus-Our Flag theIe" by Officer in the u. s..
/ @ uar,ete-"orsin of Yankee Doodle" by George P.
Once time. old Johnny Bull
And % swors o. hat is'Js Jcnsihs,n asdS, should have
sa the i.as Rs Ssss by g. r. Morris. ESQ.,
Near the lake, where droop'd the willow
wher. 6o h6o1s rock KIM sis% asSb back tn. bllow.
Song and SsN!C5 .Hio of 'fo~ s.dom. Fr.meu
TO- Favsrits Quick Step, By the Band.
IL. lafayette's March. by the Band.
PART H..
~, ChoIus-Huzza! Columbia for ever" by William
- Patriotic nby Hon. Henry Clay
IA. Quartetts-" Boatman haste by Geo p Morris ESQ
Is. National Ar. by the Band.
" Song and Chorus-"The Haunting flag of liberty-De-
10. American Themes" by William Wallace, Esq
Solo and Full Chous-star spanged Banner by Fran
Oh say. can yop see by the dawn's early light.
e. d.Easurisbsd GFand r1nse Pposo 9y the Band
Iii. Honor, the Mayor and Common Council, the Commo.
olina Gem doughty, Gen George r Morris Glen sanford
Gen Striker. Gn Storms Ten Lloyd Col Stephens, Coz
Capt Vin'en Capt Craig, Capt Haywood and Stats will
preside on the occasion. ~
the principal Music Store. Doors open ~
ociock. JaI3 lt*ec
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In favor of the Ohio mille-

With such difference against the CanadiaL miller he
cannot 60 into the American market for wheat when
sales In Montreal are confined to the consumptive de-
mand his American opponent being able to undersell
that trade is left to the United States miller who as often
as he finds the Canadian market but barely supped with
from.
Corros-The news per ship Rochester does not appear
to have had any effect on the market. The demand ali
this week. has been good and holders met the same
freely whenever the full quotations could be obtained
The sales to day amount to 800 bales which have been
chiefly taken by exporters. We revise quotations
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In some of the fancy stocks there Is variation eftwo
and three per cent The quotations for Kentucky 6
with the dividend off,
The issues of the Pain6sld Bank Of New Jersey,
rapidly going out Of circulation and when the condition
OF the bank Ia considered It is not surprising s how
ever astonishing how the issues Of such institution
could obtain such extended circulation the reports
Of the bank represent We annex statements for three
Periods which show the condition of the bank to be any
thing but safe.
The New York herald., 1845-01-13


BREADsTuFrs-Western brands OF -four range from 81
623 81 75-most Of the ssles however are at a. 6S3
Corn is cheaper: prices 46 AZ cents canal OATS Ss "a
cents There il q fair demsnd of rye at 65 cents
We have the report Of the Montreal market OF the 4h
inst There was then dull retail trade in Canada lille
United states Hour made from Ohio wheat, maintained
adisproportonae high price From the great strength
OF the -four made from Ohio wheat the baers required
certain quantity OF that description Of -four to mix with
Sanadan and in that article there competition
being decidedly in favor Of the former will appear
from the following comparative cost of barrel Of -four
when manufactured in Ohio and sent to Montreal. and
one manufactured in Canada from Ohio wheat and
to the same market, say
Cost of five bushels wheat in Ohio, near the Lake
- snore, 90 cents; ,.$s 80
Commission Tor buying. storing. &c. five bushels,
Freight to the mill Lake Ontario. bush 10 cts. so
Provincial duty, s. stg per Or bush 81 cts.. az
Freight of bbl -four 10 Montreal. so
81 s23
Cost OF i've bushels Of wheat delivered in the
Freight Of hbl -four thence to Kingston. ;. q 50
Provincial duty, -. stg per bbl. ........ 049
Freight Of a bbl. -four to Montreal. ......O 30
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Passengers Arrived
Lorpov-Ship Switxerland-HB Wilmington, Mrs Med.
ford and chdfen, Wood, Mr. Dunn, and sxry-one
the steerage.
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AUCTION SALES.
wu w suIRIPy Ans,;oa.

VIM. w. SHIRLEY, Auetoneer
TuEsDAY. Janua-y iath. II o'clock the No. io
Broadway positive sale previous removal OF Chua and
Earthenware Dinner Tea Coffee and Toilet Sets Pitchers
cat aud PLAIN glass Dscaners 1umb ers Wines &C.; Astral
and Solar Lamps Plated Casor and dozns
Cutlery Table Mats Tea Trys aud Waters Mantle Or.
n.nen and Giraudole elegant gilt nd decorated Dinner
Also, very rich Tea Sets % to co pieces
Families wanting bargains will do well to attend.
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QUADRILLE BAND.
~ur. BALLS AND PARTIES furnished with Music
EQRkat the shortest notice, by applying to GEORGE
XX4H WHlrWORTH, $50 Ee,t Broadway JOHN
2s9 Walker street.
S5s d25 imsrc
HEMP5f0 bales rrme very superior dew Temp
for sale in lots TO suit purchaser, by
jail h. X COLLINS CO., - South o..
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TINS, PATENT ROXES

TINS PATENT BOXES.
BoxEs II. d. rArEST .lassn iA IA.
Ia
x FL The
jersey City iron Foundry H Tng s'rE s;as; SSSbT
,.,..v Civ ,,,n,, p. ,..x PrG9gr,s.cn.
Z. ssi %Si.s sss' A S' Me-. 5Gs DS14 @
i7ro 81 South street,
ENGLISH. FRENCH AND AMERICAN
sslpplNa AsEScY No4IcH. a. LIVERPOOL
.s.ss. s: l =;
sfy our 'fiS;.ss s %s:si
act Tor Us az our shipping and Forwarding American Ag
9;
slEssas ADAMS co.
Ss Wsii Ssy As.ss; |;.S.ssss"
sS sS I sss'ssS'; ss%lsS @ @ + ss
.47apool Ms7 /, isis.
WILMER 4 SMITH uk. shi. opportunity Of s,a,,ns 9,
Merchants. Breaer Imroren and Others. esdsa every par
ga.Ss si s Sf9:s 4
Ss through H. L'SsIcS ios Boso9 Nes York and all
department Of their business ma. raE
ssT: m.S. 90 al SessSa % m
ADAMS Co, by which all Goods passing through their
Lvrrpo.l house for America by tho Steamships AID ohs
~,will have the immediate and punctral attention Of their
'n4 will thsrrhy Be r.e from delay and high charges
whatever with Mr. q. Tuckermar. of Liverpool
WILLhEk SMITHS ENGLISE EXPRESSES
private Eses aud from Londca with important niel
NX HOURS, offer the American Public ard Government
heir services for he ra and rapid tansmon Of important
S al occasions, h;hNiy delivered BY their own
II. %s % sa' @ y Il the ha ENG
aow IN America p,eredto aort any Information upon this
sHness nav Is ssrcstsa 20 bis Liverpool ussblshmesL
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD


Families wanting bargains will do well to attend
TEN DOLLARS REWARD
P 4 % As svo absss hall s,pEdy soyaas
ss.sfs s %s sa uss
Of ms
df e. s'ssi .is r
NoTdcETA Era MsssPs l M s sAMENs TEMFERANcE
sp 9s @ y: Clinton sad MsS E
TNs Rsy Mr. kodgIs Of John Rev Mr. Hsstsn he
city. will address the congregation. and from the known
qusuce of the speakers. large congregation will doubt he
BURNS ANNIVEkSARY.
A will b held hs Blue Bosns
make s the necessary arrangement. for the Annual Festival
~ BR ifo
Faculty Paris pupil cssbrsisd Dssuss s viii
Nss.sfi %ssHssy night the ' Instant
4. W GRAND LODGE OF THE I. O. OF g. F.
IL wsgT @ sSse e. IT. olas i
Es:ossa TIsi i. WsSasscn Lodge sf Independent
q a &. Rsss S% MIC .ss s Of s NJ
and 81 ii a. II s ss..
Given under my coB 5ue d N hs h SSy 6 IsnuaTy s
WILLIAM. PIKE, X. O.. Secretary.
adjourned meeting. held January llth 1885, was
further 4.
Resolved Tha. a dssolvng all connection between the r.
Lodge ssd Order III. w. e. Ioass is aa%R 0R
those brethren should suffer who have uniformly supported the
CONSTITUTION and Laws and also acknowledged the supremacy
Of the Grand Lodge and who wish remain in fellowship
with the Order such brethren invited attend meeting
way, atty o'clock on TUESDAY EVENING next, jan a.
Given uader hand and seal this h day Of January lsi5
JOHN FAULKNER, X. w. q. p. pro tenn.
WILLIAM J. PIKE X. w. g. Secretary. jal3 2s&ec
RUMP STEAK CLUB, AT "THE SHADES"
THAMES STREET, N. y.
i proposed to establish, the house Of Mr. J. REEFS
The Shades Thames stree. Rump Steak Clue con,
served in old English stye every Thursday evening At
The original MAJOR STEW EMS, will preside and b.
most happy to his friends Thursday rext the 10th
jl3 3t~ec
The New York herald., 1845-01-13
MARITIME HERALD.

Movements OF the Steamships.
= SteGweTs . Leave Lip'l. Due .dmea. Leave .fmet
Cambria. Judkns. Jan. \. jan is. -. Feb
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SALES OF Srocxs Bosror Jan 10
4shares Boston and Maine RR ito, q fos,on Wharf
Co saAi 10 Norwich aud Worcester RR, e6i; 20 New
Englsnd Worsted Co, l00l so Long Island Ra III; ie
B,sios and worcester Rh iisl; - Western RR oo; 10
Eastern RR, 1881; 40 do 1904. - "
ssLss or STocKs-BALriMoRE, jan 10
$4,000 Baltimore 6s lo3t; 5000 Moryiand 8's sJ IA.
1000 do 7i3 5000 do 900 o. 745; no Reis,
tersown turnpike 30 do 6 80 do 20 100; Is Balti-
more and Ohio RR, 4st; 10 do Ssi.
The New York herald., 1845-01-13

CoAL-The following statement will show the quanti
y of anthracite coal shipped from the different regiont
in. 1874, in comparison with ls43 -
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"a NIGHT WITH ROBERT BURNs0

NIL. ODIhEHUGIf'S SECOND LECTUKE On
SCOT TISH MINIS TIRE LSY,
At the Society Library,
ON TUESDAY, 14rH OF JANUARY 1876
THIS Lecture will be illustrated By following Songs and
Sketch Of the Life Of Burnshis character as
poehe under which Songs written
with interesting End orgini anecdotes o Bumss Bonny
jean, hand Mary" aud his othet herones
Ths Songs are-Tibbie hae day-Hghand Mary-
or a the ARTS the wind can blawCen grow the rashes
o! whistle, an ll YOU adA Mans Man for
a. hsscou wha hae wi Wallace bled-Waty ye whas yon
town-Ny heart IN the Highlands-fio fetch me pnt Of
wine-Last may Draw wooer-Adeu A heart-warm fond
adeu
so centsto he had all the Music Stores Mr. Clire-
hugh's, 2oo Broadway, and al the or. jain nc
a CARD>-Sl6NORA ROZINA PICO has the honor TO
a announce that her Benefit will take place SATURDAY
January 18Th Seats be secured at the Eox Office from
A. M. TO s. p. VI. j,llIc
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Ship Masters and A.enrs

We snail esteem favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
sp SiisEY Captain Of our News Boats, report Of
spoken on their paasage list Of their cargo and any foreign
newspapers, OF news they may have He will board them I'M
aes,ay on their arrival Agents and Correspondents home
?, abroad WI aso coner favor by sending this Office ali
aon Of any kind will be thankfully received
The New York herald., 1845-01-13

BURNS ANNIVERSARY
MEETING will be held at the Blue Bonnet House. No
IA II Spruce This Monday Evening" O'Clock, to
make necessary for the Ann uA Festival
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NIBLO's GRAND SALOON,

FOR CON G RTS AND BA l. L s.
IS NOW FITTED UP FOR THE WINTER AMUSE-
MENTS IN MAGNIFICENT STYLE.
nI-For CONCERTS il has many advantages, having an
arched ceiling favorable for sound; and being noyed from
th. there Is no from the n9 of caIrase
1900 peons For Balls has spring floor and raised
the sides and msgncently lighted with splendid glass
chandeliers Attached to the Saloon and the same floor,
there private paros dressing rooms and hat
rooms and supper-room feet long which will accommo-
date 800 Great pains will be taken satscon
and on moderate n27tfrc
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coRPoREAL PUNISHMENT
Mr. PARMENTER reported resolution nquiring OF the
secretary the Navy whether substitute Of
may not be adopted Tor the present Of corpo.
real punishment without detrment the discipline in
The service which was adopted,
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MUSIC.
THE GERMAN COTiLl ION BAND, tlate OF New Brigh-
ton and Fort Hamilton1 would respectfully inform The
public that they are prepared play at Private Balls and Par
of Lanne Strauss Labtzky Julien sc &c The Band
ss of from twenty-five with grand
sh Octave Gothic Double Action Harp Accompaniment;
will furnish Piano Forte alone when required. L. MUNCk 20
Mercer Teacher VI Harp, Piano Forte Also, J..
HELEENRlTTFR No 235 tentrr street de9 In m
MUslC-Mr DUMsDAf, trofessor Of Music, No. IS
lvl hyste above Walker will the residence of
his pupils and Ton very moderate temsl the Gaar and
Si ging Accordion Vio, Trombone aud Corn Music
harmon red and ARRANGED for bands aud oes correctly
tuned Satisfactory references given application d2l I'm.
MINERVA ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
4e6 BROAD WAY, NEAR WALkER.
THE PROpRIETORS Of the above sui Of have al
immense expense completed the elegant and
BALL OR CONCERT ROOM
public It's being the central Of Broadway pecu
ary adap for the purposes intended and the interior
have been made entirely with the
the comfort and convenience Of the yisters.
THE SALOON
capable OF seating thousand persons The
are ofe most chase description being in Sgnor Cape best
style series OF classic statusy hve also been provided from
the studio OF Mr. B,sham The ROOM when bsny lighted
By three costly chandeliers dell unequalled by
any other establishment IN the city.
spacious Supper Room, Dressing Rooms &c. &C have
been provided thus rendering the Minerva Rooms the
sirable in th- city for Concerts, Assemblies, &c.
Full particulars be had by application to Mr. Huchns
the premises.
NJ BMiary and other companies desirous Of giving din.
&c will hnd at these Rooms convenience
M the in the most and commodious style.
d20 lmsrc
The New York herald., 1845-01-13

T ECTURE and EXPERIMENTS on PSYCODUNAMY
u Animal Maenetism.) DIR. 7. LEGER. Of the Medical
Faculty OF Paris and at- pupil Of the celebrated Deleuze will
resume his Coure q Lectures Monday night the 18Th Instant
Admiration 0ce
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II a : y . n N II 7 It " y
RE prepared give their attendance Private Par
"A Soes &c and combining Band Of various Insu.
from twenty with the modern and shions-
10 be made TO
jat lmsrc 30 Crosby street.
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BOUT Five Irish Oat Meal Of superior quality 70:
"A sale moderate price, by JOHN HEkDMAN,
i7rC South street..
The New York herald., 1845-01-13

NEW YORK SPORTSM EMS CLUB
THE MEMBERS Of this Club hereby notified that the
Regular Monthly Meeting of nd Club. will be held This
Monday Evening at o'clock ths house of Nr. Sinclair
1.-THE Woodcock,) } in Houston street. near Broadway
JAMES McGAY,
Jl3 it~rc Secretaryto N. r. SpoItmens Club
pACKET SHIP ROCHESTER,, from Liverpoo-Con.
sgnees per this vessel will please send their permits
board side Burling Sir the Office Of the
without delay. WOODHULL x MlNTURNS
81 South street.
All goods permitted ia five days. will to Public
Store. ja30
Mr. HENRY PHIlLiPS--The smnllest Grand Plsnoforts
"A made; brought fcu England by this celebrated
calist, be sold, sad Re the Pianofort.
Warercoms Of Stodat. Worcester Durham. Broadway
slItF rc
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-11-01
From the Floridian. Oct. IS.
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.

The democratic candidate, William Fl. Broken
brough, is elected. His majority, it in ascerained
is certainly above 80, and is perhaps 100. The ag-
gregate vote in the State is several hundred less than
at the May election. The democratic vote is much
less, and the wing vote is much less. The true
democratic majority in this State is not less than
600 and we believe it will hereafter exceed l,O0O
votes. Over confidence of the democratic party is
the chief cause Of the small majority of its candidate
at this election. The wings exerted themselves
Their candidate was a gentleman Of popular and
engaging address and great eectioneering tact.
A few days before the election, while Mr..
Brockenbrongh was absent in the extreme east,
two hundred miles distant from this place, the
wing press in this place promulged the vile
charge against him, of having, while a MEM
Der Of the territorial senate, introduced bill to
make negroes good Witnesses against whites, and
the preposterous accusation was made Of his being
tainted with abolition principles. In relation to this
audacious charge about the negro witness bill,
it was boldly declared his accusers had white
witnesses ready to be produced to prove it. This
charge and this declaration disseminated from
one end of the State to the other in extras 1t was
answered and disproved as soon as possible; but
the refutation did not reach many parts of tho
State, and means were adopted to prevents its
being received at some precincts by whig enemies
Of Mr.. 3. The Bankites and Bondtes, hostile to
Mr.. B. account Of the report and bill Of last
sion, drawn by him to wind up the banks, put
forth their whole strength against him, from end
of the State to the other, though their intentions
were kept secret till the eve Of the election.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-11-01
From the Franklin Democrat.
Mr.. McDUFFIE'S LETTER.

lUsCUMBiA, Ala, Oct 20, lS45
We call the attention of the reader to the letter of
this distinguished SENATOR on the subject of tariff
reform. While it exhibits the true distinction be-
tween revenue and protective duty, it also por-
trays some Of the enormites of the present system
of legal plunderng under which the South is groan-
ing and suffering. Mr.. McDufie also displays in
his letter the sentiments Of confidence in the admin
istraton of Mr.. Polk, to which we think it is just
ly entitled. We concur fully with the South Caro-
lima senator in the opinion that there is not the
slightest ground to fear but that Mr. Polk will faith
fully administer the government, and will carry out
in that administration, honestly and truly, the prin-
cples upon which he came into power. The
Charleston Mercury, and its Washington cores
pondent, may kick up high dust it suits their
restless, nervous jeaousies to do; but the great
publican party Of the Union have an abiding con-
hdence in the wisdom and integrity of the Pres
ident In the whole political career of Mr.. Polk,
there is every guarantee that his opinions are of the
purest republican stamp; and in his unimpeach, BILE
moral purity there is every guarantee that he will
honestly and faithfully fulfil the just expectations
of the republican party; that he will carry out the
principles upon which he came into office.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-11-01

A gentleman has been polite enough to place in
our hands some late papers received from Rio de
Janeiro. They contain the correspondence between
the government of Montevideo and the English and
French ministers; also notes which passed between
General Oibe, the legal President of the republic Of
Uruguay, and the French and English admirals.
One paper contains the of the Brazilian min
lister for foreign AFFAIRS in the Chamber Of Depu-
ties, to questions put by deputy in reference to the
course of Brazil upon the subject Of English and
French Intervention, and touching the mission Of
Mr.. Calmon to Europe.
We understand, that by letters received yester-
day, dated in September, the English admiral had
sent an agent and engineer from the river to pur-
chase several steamboats, at Rio for service upon the
upper rivers entering the La Plata. We hope we
shall be able to make some use Of these journals.