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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28
Anii-Rcn; Fugifive-.
Correspondence ofthe otsego Republican.

TowANDA Oct. IT, lsl5.
Mr. Editor In n la5t told you that deputy shef-
IN here from lawsTe county IN search OF Anti
Rent ugtves, and That he about % strike decisive
blow We'll the blow has been struck, and with what
result you shall presently hear. Yesterday Mr. Lcral
accompanied with one Of the constables of Troy town
ship determined 20 beat the BUSH he had watched b
t he was satisfied tina, he should ind game The scene
of operations was a wild and lonely mountain IN the
southwestern part OF Bradford county. Scuddcr, the
murderer of steele was the main object Of pursuit SUIT.
nee il cay that while tNcy were searching the woods
they Unexpectedly found Elmer. one Of the Delaware
Chiefs tie sitting upon a llg quite alone. The
sheriff came up 10 him and pronounced him prisoner
pon this be dared away and began b. cry murder az
the top OF bis voice. This brought tO assistance
some Is persons like him u1Fes from Delaware. ann
ed with guns pistols pitchtorks and spears. In snort
the prisoner was rescued and the lives OF the officers
pu' IN the greatest jeopardy.
Their rage for the part was directed against Le
valley, as he had been very active in bringing Anti
Renters justice. They pointed their guns st him. and
that he should never cave the woods alive Re
sisance would have been the height OF folly, a. mere
but two and only one ol them lfinc ~ contend
with sixteen. all armed and desperate AMI Ii'F w'ie
on "A wild mountain miles from ans settlement The
officers remained the mountain come time, sli 80
the meanwhile Eimr mounted 0g and brio address
ed his fellow tugitiyes tie told tn m that this was ifr
last resort that they had been hunted from place O.
place Ike deer, THAI the blood hounds ol Che law had
even scented out their retreat 10 the mountain sueses
Of Pennsylvania that If they returned 20 Delaware.
they were already doomed 10 a sh,meiu death that
they remained where they were. even thoud worst
come 10 worst they could bur lose fhfr Ifc. And in
conclusion and In The Of the fi.-ves b. dqr,f he
public authorities 10 thar bat We saf that they hsI
become desperate tina, they were determined ~ re-
main where they We're, and abide tne result h.f they
numbered SO at least, and could not be- captured ~
After remaining some time the officers ie their pr.
and retursed % IOHanda glad 10 escape with
their lives Yours truly, J..
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Rsform-Copstituti ard Otherwise.

To The EdH0r q TIE Iri5Sre
The writer Of this is daily reader and subscri-
bs to your little paper. Although an outand-oat
Democrat Of the regular Bentonian and Van Barren
Wright school, by virtue "a ny subscription ana
your well known liberalify, claim to be heard
through your columns that il, TO the same extent
you allow other subscribers and then if you are
not to much astonished, you may PRINT what fol-
lows You asked the Pest 70 give it, views and the
views OF its political friends On the Convention
They have not complied. AS also take that paper
think am competen, 10 judge Let me supply
their omission. In the first place, we 20 FOR
Reform in the ridiculous Militia system;
Reform in the tyrannical Court Of Chancery system
Reform generally in the Civil Law proceeding
Restraining the Legislature from lending the money
Of the People TO Corporations unless they have The Peo-
PIES assent taken BY vote
geraodelng Of the Senatorial and Legislative Districts
81 ,hs, the Members Of both Houses be elected On the
District plan
general cursslrnent Of Executive Patronage, BY Civ
ng such Offices as suroga,es &c TO the People and By
sbolshing such Offices Inspector Of Flour, Pot Ash
Rum, sc. &C.
And decidedly opposed 70 Blacks voting unless, al the
same time they declared competent 10 hold Office
and provision made protect them shouidihey be eect
ed or appointed to such Office
Hsyng given ny views on the subject above / W.
say two words abou; other matters. will not vote FOR
such men a. Alexander Wells and Jonathan D. Steven
son for the Assembly" that's fat The first because
be is in the Custom House and Is not 1T otherwise the
other because his name an offence in the nostrs Of
the Dem ocrac, neither shall vote for chap named
Palmer. whom uuderstand "a renegade Wing Now
for Register If the Wings Will but stand By rankin
they will cleo, him. Many Democrats with shame
A Convention meet, not 20 present the most %; man
% their fellow citizens, but with the determine
ton 20 force on the community Political Loaier "
other and let them beware and not forget the sheriff
business last tme-for If mistake not the Register bu
siness vii be another such affair Yours
TExAs AND OREGON
~ Our correspondent is probable not aware
though we believe he would not care if he were-ihat
the frs, loan Of the State Credit 10 a Corporation
was made BY the Legislature Of l32.9 on the recon
mendaiion of Martin Van Burea, officially aP-
proved If we mistake not by Silas Wugit-
Most Of the prodigal or party expenditures Of the
Public Money have had a similar origin.
1t don't seem to Us very Democratic TO deny
Colored citizens one right because We may or DO
deprive them of anoAey-bui we are rather green
in Texas and Oregon Democracy, and may i'm
move Ed Trb.
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OTsEGO COUNTY-There j. some jar in the ranks
Of the faithful in this old Federal and modern Loco
Foco County The bl1est description Of old Van
Rensselaer, Federalisis have followed Col Prentiss
into such depths OF Barnburning Radicalisn that
large portion Of the rank and file who have no
need Of punging 90 deep to wash away ancient SINS
are determined not to follow. The nomination Of
Walworih for Senator. with corresponding As
sembly ticket has worn out their forbearance, and
they held Mass Meeting at West Burlington and
nominated the following ticket
For Shvff-Rsnsom SpofFord Assembly-Geo. w.
s,lnan Of Midclcsed Andrew A. Nather Of Burlington
and Ebenezcr BsSeley Of Olego.
Mr. Blake,ey q o Wing: the others Loco-Focos
The nomination OF Walworth for Senator was open
~ and earnestly denounced in the County Meeting
which numbered 900 20 400 The Wing Central
Committee has issued Circular, urging the Wings
to vote this ticket a. the best that be done under
the circumstances, and in the hope that ii may con-
duce to the elevation Of that sterling Wing JOSHUA
A. SPENCER 10 the Senate. Imperfectly acquant-
cd a. we are withfthe peculiar state of things in
Otsego. we doubt not that the Central Committee
has taken the right view Of the matter and we trust
the Wings Of Otsego will universally and heartily
respond 10 their suggestions.
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Mn GREELEY -Dear SV II ind an impression has
gone forth from a line in The Tribune some days ago
that PowERs the Sculptor has returned TO the United
States I am aware you did not say he had returned
but IN item Of by the as steamer sou said some
thing on the subject which led many 10 form such an
opinion VIII you have the goodness % correct 90
By the last steamer received letter nom Powers, Of
the iih september in which appears the sculptor Is
still al Florence. hard al work-with the bad luck Of
having discovered that hs block OF marble obtained for
the OF JOHN c. CALHOUN for South Carolina ami
OF Or FRANKLIN for Orleans had proved worthless
on examination loss OF 81 j00with the good luck OF
three valuable commissions from England he selects MS
own subjects aud names his prices. So much for
the man whose works are seized with cagerness by
foreign amateurs while our Government gives him no
commission. Truly yours. c. EDWARDS LESTER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-28

MARINE CoURT-Cdmdca and Anib0y Railroad and
Trqasp0rfafi0n Co. COrRelt4s ~ CampbsA-1he Com
pany In september last obtained lease for the exclu
Of Pier No. Worth River erected gate The
entrance and forbid carmen hsckmen and cabdryefs
defendant who a carmsn. although forbidden 10 20 on
the pier climbed over Tow boat lying the bulk head
board the steamboat and Induced passenger 10
let MIN have his trunk % convey D. the lodgings OF the
passenger. The rgnt Of the company prohibit per.
going the pier when a steamboat arrives is de-
MED By the hackman SC and the present action (which
i for trespass lands the damages laid a. SO Is
brought 10 test tho question. The Count charged that
the Company having the exclusive Use OF the pier has
right % adopt such regulations as may De- considered
necessary for the safety Of good, and baggage The jury
gave a verdict In favor OF the Company with nominal
damages, thus establishing their right FOR paintif w
c Livingston. For defL vs. r. Bsbee.
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compromise which shall benefit commerce and BY that
means, al least indirectly the Britsh treasury
II NAV be as vel that Mr.. Polk and his advisers
should understand al once that this scheme has no
shadow Of chance for SUCCESS. They have power,
and can make an alteration Of the Tariff they
choose, but they must leave the American People
free to unmake il Whenever they IN their wisdom
shall see fit. The powers that be have clear ma
iori,ies in both branches Of Congress and Will pass
any bill they set their hearts on bat they have not
two-thirds Of the Senate, and We are confident no
Whig will vote to feiter the action Of future Con
crosses make our Home policy the subject and our
Industry the toy Of Foreign negotiation, and thus
tx the country in a position from which Il cannot
recede without dishJnor and probable war. Let
Great Britain nuase her own laws and alter them
when she please- and leave Us TO do the same.
Were she ready 10 give as Canada and Jamaica for
ten YEAR, demise Of the Protection Of our Industry,
the American Peopie ought not and We trust woald
no, look at the offer National Independence and
the right 70 alter or abolish laws ss the Public Good
shall dictate ar tights too precious to be battered
either for tropical val Us the rugged precipices
and foodless wastes Of Northern Oregon.
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~ every person with Coughs or any o. The precarsory
symptoms q Consumption, Bronchitis or Liver Compliant
would AZ AXE bottle q he genuine ger~ort bs-
tie preparation Of Which was discovered by LAT seuils
In medc seetce D5cor Taylor, SIS Bowery, hey ~olt
aad immediate ard relief The Doctor grstsA,e
OF tie University Of Peunsyiv sni possessed rare -d
cal srsuments His medicine las usy net viii an5oual
ed success is used by professor In public institutions. and
tie Doctor exhibits certificates fen ie NOS. res
peclable individuals n tie country La VII colvncs lie
most seepuea OF is perfect cursve powers over Ire g
essroyerr A. he oce there ihr-e genl-uiznly
physicians TO give advice 10 rc or poor. Therefore
aud h. well
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THE CHRoSo THERMAL STsTEN OF MEDICINE.
This new system Of medicine IL working wonders
Dr. Turner of our best physicians, practices solely
this system, and with the most eminent success. be
wife u the writer u this paragraph fr with
pulmonary consumption when Or. Turner called 10
prescribe for her. Ia les fhaa f0yfHighf she was
stronger and healthier than she bad been hye years
before. We iei. q over dozen eases which Dr..
Turner has treated with the Ike success The Chrome
Thermal system vii entirely change the practice u
dcine and suoyer the old system u the regular faculty
More anon. y. Y. Patriot
- In the LIST OF Prem iums awarded at the air
Of the American institute which appeared 10 paper
yesterday, and which regularly furnished BY a
reporter there appears b have teen several ransp0s
ons and errors. We applied yesterday FOR acorrected
official st from which 70 make corrections bg could
no. obtain one. We wi. make all due corrections a.
soou IS can obtain tha requisite materials We IN
derstand the DdguevsorBys Premiums are especially
erroneous
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II 10 Yesterdays paPe- We 1sc1.ieaed Gcup0fs
Ba,is and emitted TO say where they were located As
have had severs calls 10 ascertain their whereabouts
eheeruy give ii to the public. and Al the same
time recommend them being equal 10 the best IN the
city, and the chespest-one shilling for sWsrn.Bs;h-
lol Bowery they TO be found And every thing per
feet order
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cRNPRAL. NETTING

~ The WmC ELECTORS Of the City Of New
York are requested TO assemble In County Meeting
at National Nall at IL o'clock, on
TUESDAY EVENING next, (0ct. 2.
10 receive the report Of the Wing Nominating Con-
vention for Register and Members Of Assembly
and respond 10 the District nomination Of HER
BRADrsH for Senator.
By order Of the Convention
Carlos. P; HouGHTON, isec,e,,ries.
ALBERT GILBERT,
NswYork Oct oath, lefj
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Things In Philadelphia.
'oFresPondence q The Tribune

PHLADEtFIuA, DC, 3. Pm
The nilcd States steamer Wsie-.Wi,ch Viii ,
portion ~ he crrw 81 the O. : iriss,e Coic,sh, !,
csvo tle tsvaI Anchorage tomorrow ilr Norfolk
The exhibition % the Academy Of Fine Ans an \
Zoe AI,.fs Fund society commenced tbs moruirr AZ,
Nl pc Hr1f attract considerable share OF pcss, y,
tcntln. There large number OF ms yniiceut "a ,
inss arranged or inspection.
Lncreua Mott "a distinguished Quaker Minister
preached Yesterday afternoon a. the niver-ss Church
Callo" i.slrret % a cr0wie congregation.
The ship Bengal which sells from this por, IN &
day OF .wo icr Nsw-Or.eans carries cut fiy bssns,
wagons Tor ite l :. Army in Texas
Hince Bycrs one Of the Weccacoe Hose rio,e-.
was .hs morning placed On hi. trisi In The Cos,, nj
Sessions for riof snd assault and battery Then. ~.
tire, is 81 Indictment against him upn two OF w. =
assault and battery, b. was acquitted and upon n.
ofher be plead guilty ne was reminded for sln,rur
- he the road 20 prison. large number OF person.
escorted him. and gang 40 Tire Moyamcn. NJ H,.e
members headed MIN of. rejoicing - hs fate
REAGAN end Nplhoiiand. convicted of murder
the second degree n killing Burns have been sentences
each 90 four ycsrs Imprisonment
stocks were dali "a day pcnns, 'yania Firss
were heavy ~ 65i Wilmington Railroad advanced
selling Ml>, Rssiing Ralrosd shares sold ~ 26. VIZ
~ asked. For T. : Fives l03 bid l0i asked
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The Expires. Robbery.-Farther Intelligence.

In yesterday morning sissue we gave detailed &C
count ofthe robbery Of Livingston &Wes Express Ro
chester Thursday evening BY fresh intelligence con
tanned in the papers otha place we are now enabled 70
furnish readers with farther particulars According
10 discoveries elected since the occurrence the packages
were made up az usual at the Office by the gentlemen
having charge of them and by them carried 70 the De
pot where they placed in the for the reception
Of freight and locked up.
The money trunk Mr.. Powell deposited in the pas
seuger car already stated and having occasion 10 step
into the Office TO pay BILL he remained there few min
utes when he returned and discovered his loss This i
the most daring piece OF work within our knowledge
There s howevera circumstance which may eventually
lead to the robbers detection. gentleman who was
waiting to take passage by the cassaw man coming out
Of them with a small trunk under his cloak He was &C.
conpanied by short in grey overcoat and they
both passed out Of the Eastern end Of the Depot As Il
has been pretty clearly ssceraned that the sum Of mon
ey contained in the trunk greater than at rst sup
posed the reward has been increased from $500 10 SUO
about $4,000 partly own by the Commercial Bank and
the remainder 10 private Individuals cOnlecured 10
have been stolen. Other rewards will doubtless follow
the above, when the facts shall be fully asccr
tanned
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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL,

SMALL P0x At WAsHISGroS.-To allay al m.
due excitement upon the subject state on gsoi a.
inori'y that Only fatal case has yet occurred fb5u,
Two weeks sgo snd thsf there very few cases In -
eastern part 81 The city md that 1sYe t.,
taken o. prevent the disease from spreading through ~
community. We understand thar other measure. N
safety snd precsatCn may probably b. sdoytei ~ H.
Cry Councils lis Afternoon. In the mean tine And n,
an future tire Il : hoped that vaccination nav ,. -,
orally nsoriedto. under The invitation gwen BY the e.
y Of the City Hospital. IA, lr,e
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New.York civ Nominations.

There are four tickets in the field this Fall
Wing Loco Foco Native and National Reform
Below are the three last named the Wing will be
found under the Editorial Head.
LOcO.FOCs. NATIVE AMER. NATL REFORM
Senator. Senator Senator.
Edward Sanford. Elias II. Ely. Frs c .Treadwel
Assemble Assembly. Assdnbg
Joshua Fleet Henry Mees. Avian +. Bovay
James II. Titus. James Stokes. SAM. NJ James,
Thos SpoAord. AGThompson,Jr Israel Peck,
Gerardus Boyce VIM : Ross, Simon c. Cannon,
Saml. J. Tden Peter Doig Thos. H. Allison
Alex. Stewart, Harvey Hunt Dennis Lyons,
Alex. Wells Harris Wilson, h +. Summefbel,
John T.. Develin 1hos III. Oakley, VIM MarstOn
John Townsend Nehemiah Miller, Roht Trues dale
Kcbi H. Ludlow. AlOnzO A. Alyord Alexander ~toit
Jos h G Albertson VIM Marks VIM Rowe
Jon. ID stevenson John A. King, Geo. Schanck
Wilson Small. All. :. Livingston. Chas. b. Burton.
Register. Registp. Register.
Samuel OsgGod Joseph luity. Ransom smith.
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To-DAYls OUTSIDE.

FIRST PAGE.-The Farmers Library for November
Associaiion-,s Aims Phonography--the Proposed
Trial Oho-a Voice to the Wings Of the Union Inter.
es,ns from the Far West,
FOURTH PAcE.-Commercsl and Money Matters
Marine Journal
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Whig Nominations.

jefferson Co--ALBFRT F. BRAYToS of Water
town JosEPH MONTAGUE Of Henderson and TIIIY
X. PRATT Of Antwerp, for Assembly
CaftaraagHs Co.-GIDEoN Scarf Of Hinsdale
and ELIJAH A. RICE Of Otto. for the Assembly.
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received TO The Daily Tribune.
MONDAY, Oct ~. Tarryiown, ~ Y.......... I
.nb.crip,ion- receivrd 10 ,hc scmi.MrcLl,.

S,NDss SARsAP,RfLLA.-lI1 imp.rcepfhle s,eel !,
evolved In grinding e points Of needles when inhaled mo
the lungs, for any length of tme produces 81 Irritation a
respiratory apparatus which ultimately term mates m con
sumption For long period nothing could b. devised 10
protect The operatives Boo his branch Of manufactures fr
the erect OF ne metallic dust Bat az length maguerf
steel MASKS, by which the Is not only strained tl,
searched. passed throu g HEM adopted snd He
evil Is rrmedied. TITO ravHges 81 scrouia and kindred
Diseases wero once considered far beyond s
influence A. te adoption oi his lmpa pabe mineral pos
Ter hy " lungs OBJ those poor workmen. But iu Ssndis
,efslnef TIE AC have agent which il0cualy p1fges
he blood OF a de PARTICLES n the ma ynffc .rff.
ton 1Isne's fle uInsralzed air. The searching proper.
yes N" pf"p4h'nn ma ~ uniivaiei ami septic qlaff
have % W iu" head ri that class of medic mos de.lr
ei fn .on fir fusiitueufs Df ih- blood.
Pc and sDd, Wholesale nnd rsuu by A. B. D
SANDS. ~ hole ssie ufugglts, - tuuou-sL Newton
sou also st47 Broadway, ~ Fast Broadway and b, Dug
g-i- rene .y throughout ue United States. Pnce q g.
bon o. Sig bottles tor -
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FINE GREEN AID BLACK TEA-Very superior Oo.ong =
extra s.e Do g. Young Hyson superb articles ~ . and o.
A lie wholesale and retail Of he Canton Tea Com
pay, o5 Greenwc-s, the corner u COrlAndst and
Is Chaihsm-st between Pear and Roosevelt tbs ihe
Oldest and largest Tea Establishment n America TIER
reputation for upngh dealing and Tor ne very ngh qAiy
ofher goods stands and doubtless VII forever stand, "
nyaed We earnestly recommend families country m-f
chants ard the whole pubic tbs very Respectable esta
blslIueuL
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Monroe Co.-Samuel ;. Seden, Josiah Howell
and Giles b. Rich, for Assembly
oneida Co.--James Watson Williams has been
nominated for Assembly in place OF Judge DEMO,
declined
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~ The harmony Of the Democracy Of Wayne
&c. seems 10 be somewhat disturbed. Al their
Couniy Convention few days since the towns Of
Lyons and Arcadia refused 70 send delegates,
bu, determined to convene in separate Convention
at Lyons on the e5ih instant Delegates for that
purpose were subsequently appointed in Lyons and
the names Of the Delegates headed by Luman Sher
wood late senator is published in the Lyons Ar
gus Doubtless a new rcke; has been formed
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STEAMBOAT RACISG.-We perceive by the True
sun, that request mas been made TO Capt De Groo TO
test the speed Of the Niagara with that OF the Henirck
Hudson We hope he will not be so njudeious 10
comply wiki any such request The reputation u the
Niagara well established for speed comfort and safety
and we would sdyise Capt De Groot FOR the sake Of his
own reputation. not 10 suffer any such thing TO take
place II the Of boat wish 10 Sits speed let
them take opportunity when che Is not obliged to
carry passengers exclude al but those who neces-
sAry to or interested in her through by herself mark
the time and publish H. Let the propeiors OF aay other
bosi do Likewise. Running Two sres. boats SIDE BY side
al the top Of their speed some 80 miles up narrow and
crowded river business cannot approve. mus,
prove hazardous 10 many persons who are on the river
in ssicraft or small boats and the victory WI often
accrue to the mos, reckessy managed 10 the swift.
est boat
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~ The ImdIca'or' devoted TO the Interests
Of Adopted Citizens the Cause OF Repeal Literature.
40 sc" John NugenL Editor, John Henry, Publisher
has just entered in It's second volume-the first under
this tile It IS aree and spirited weekly paper afford
ed si 81 - per year three per copy II ough,
have large circulation especially among the descend.
ants and levers OF Old Ireland
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minutes past o'clock on Sunday evening. noise
resembling the rolling Of heavy carriage heard in
Rye and other towns the Eas, side Of Wesicheser
County. accompanied by a conclusion which rocked
the amps the tables and created much alarm 50 that
women in some cases led from their houses carrying
their children The shock was directly repeated and
resembIed subtcrranan explosion. Il was felt also
across the borders Of Connecticut-how much farther
We cannot JET say. In many instances the impression
was produced that the chimney- had fallen. We have
not heard Of any damage resulting from IT,
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TELEcAAPH LINE &c BUgEALo.-It VIII be seen by an
advertisement that the books q the Northern Telegraph
Line VII be opened for subscription In his city toor
row. GeRlemen WAC have examined the matter speak
with great confidence az to the prohabensss Of an IN
ve'imeni Il this enterprise. We certainly tank Il woF
thy ne scrutiny 9! capitalize AID bas.ns.s men.
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Ncw-Jcr-ey Whig Nominations.

MOkkIS IO.--AssdnbIy.
Henry Seward, George II. Thompson,
Calvin Howell Matthias kitchen
SOMERSET co.
Seaaie--Wiiism II. Leupp.
Assosby-lonslhan Corey, pr. Elmeniori A. 7. Beck
Clcrk-Wlliam kennedy
FLoRIpA-The Tallahassee Star Loco OF the
18th, gives the following as the probable result Of
the Congressional Election
CABELL WkiS. BRocXENBKoUGH. Loco.
West Florida. $50 maj. East Florids 80 ms
Middle " ....... so South ...... 50