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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12
Georuin Electjon.-OGc.a!.

Returns We're received at Augusta from only 81
Counties those from Lowndes and Dade, having
been by mistake, enclosed in the returns for mem
bers Of the Legislature, could not be counted. In
the 81 counties the result stands
Crawford. ,059 McAliser. .39,lie
Crawford's majority. 1919.
Add to Mr.. Crawford 40 votes for Lowndes and
45 for Dade-to Mr.. McAllister 1888 for Lowndes and
2i0 for Dade, and the actual result is follows, viz:
Crawford. 41,5l4 McAllister- 80 1863
Crawiord's majority ISL.
The vote the late election as the largest ere1'
giren al an October election in the State and is
~ 5000 short of the Presidential vote in ls44.-
The vote in October of that year was 79002, being
tco thousand, two hundred ana serentyfre less
ihan the vnfn OF last year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12

II The WArER-CuRE JoURsAL-lJoel shew,
NJ. D. Edtorl-is 10 be commenced in this City the
first OF the coming week, and will contain the able
article of Buwer on this subject entire, with notes
BY Dr.. Shew together with an account OF the diff
feren, Hydropa,hc Establishments in this country
&c. &c This Journal will contain IL pages octavo in
each number and be afforded seInimonihly a. the low
price of 81 per year for single copy 3 Cor copies or
s. for 10 copies Dr. Shew is native OF our own eoun
Try graduate OF medicine havng studied in one OF the
first medical schools and although yet young man has
the honor OF being the OF his profession IN calling
the attention of our country this important system
Dr. :. presume will spare pains 10 make his Jour
nal what il should be- and being in daily prsctce in this
city ne will be able to give facts that cannot but be IN
terestng 10 al. II will, We confident be widely
useful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12

10 Inc New Orker,
TUESDAY, Nov. II. Pawlet, Vt............

~ Those who are afflicted with rheumatic and other
pains are referred the advertisement OF the ST. Jean
Plaster certificate of its great merits appears in
columns to-day from highly respectable inhabant Of
Brooklyn. Repor. speaks unusually favorable Of this
new and i'm portant remedy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12
Since deceased.

FROM GALvEsroS-The steamship McKim
Capt Lewis, arrived yesterday from Galveston. which,
place she left the 22d u Through the polteness Of
Capt. A. we have Galveston papers but they furnish
nothing later than before received. n o. Tropc, 3D.
FROM CAMPEACHY-The Mary Washington,
Capt Thomson arrived yesterday, in days from Cam
peachy To Capt. T. are indebted Tor FL Semdndris
OF the 10th ut but find nothing. \. o. Tropic, I'D:
FIRE II MIDpLErowS. Give learn that the
Sash and Blind Mandatory OF Mr. Pike situated
near the Universast Church in Middletown. was
destroyed by fire on Sunday night Loss estimated
at 900 Insured at the Croon Office. New ork,
for SO 600 At the time the fire was discovered there
were eight or more workmen in the building. but so
rapid was the progress of the flames that il was
difficult they made their escape.
a CRAsH.-This morning, u little after sunrise,
says the Boston Mail of Saturday. the extensive but
unfinished Marble Factory. in Charlestown. street,
in the rear of the Roman Catholic Church, was
struck so forciby by the strong Nor;h-N est wind
blowing at the time that. the material being green,
and the building lacking a roof, and the proper sup
ports, the whole structure was precipitated with
tremendous crash, to the ground; crushing in its
fall two or three wooden buildings.
OUTRAGEOUS PRocEEDISG.-A wooden house nj
the foot of Castle st. belonging to a gentleman OF
Boston. was torn down the other night to make way
for q new thoroug hiare which had been partially
comprehensive owner having an objection to the
removal of the building. Docs the law notion such
proceedings?
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAILRoAD.-The
Commissioners of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Railroad met at Ravenna Portage County, on the
Goth ult. and appointed Directors Col. Dodge sub
mtted report which makes the distance from
Cleveland 10 WellsvilIe 81 miles and estimates the
cost of the road, with flat bariron at 100000.
CincHnati Herald
t-y Two negroes, convicted of gross outrage
on the person of female in the vicinity OF Staunton Va
have been sentenced TO be hanged. VIM. B. Johnson a
white man, concerned in the outrage, has been
sentenced to forytwo years Imprisonment in the Peni
Tertiary.
,-y' Negro Tom, convicted few weeks ago in
Kent County. Md of the murder OF Mr.. Roe has been
granted trial. Negro Sam tried in Queen Anne $
County last week for participation in the murder was
acquitted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12

LETTERS FOR The EAsT.-Ali uailable matter
Intended reach its destination without delay be
deposited with the mail agents board the stonngon
boats the regular and only line Tor carrying the Boston
or great eastern mail
All letters prepaid or otherwise may be sent to the
stonington boats pier No J. North River, till o'clock
P NJ, the time of starting and forwarded with TIE
despatch and certainty as if mailed al the City Pos,
Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12

GRAND HOLIDAY PERFORMANCES "A host of talent 10.
GLIDING Winche!l, the M-rneds, Dancing Witches NJ in
s,rrIs has been engaged Dr tie Holiday
the American Museum o-dly al and Z! II. Faces,
those VITO 20 there viii be richly rewarded Manag er
Hitchcock spares effort amuse and paironzed to
the full. Among the novelties be all hours
the Dwarf and living Orang O1tang, tie greatest wonders
in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12

II Why don't the propretors OF The different prepsr-
atoms for Hair come forward Phslon does and say
article does prove be ecacious IN al instances
recommended, your money viii be refunded II they
would do this would the trouble OF writing long
puts with hgh-sounding words without meaning. Tie
Chemical Hair Balsan prevent, badness dand t
cutaneous scur keeps the hair natural color and
prevents from turning grey Prepared only by Edward
Phalon, Arust IL Hair, IA Broadway ~
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Statement of MIR. GoldsOn.

To The Editor Of The Tribune:
SIR-The letter of Mr. Mackenzie, published IN your
paper OF today contains statements 10 which deem 1t
my duty to give public denial nasmuch as they have
no foundation in
Mr. Mackenzie says =" With the consent of Mr. Gold
son. the keeper publicly copied whenever had spare
time such of those letters thought the public ought
to (omit,ing private passages and as Mr. Godson
and Mr.. Corye will no doubt testify if called on BY the
Court of Chancery) took home with the keepers con-
sent various letters copy them in the evenings This
continued for nearly month from May 10" To
this statement: and every part OF it give unqualified
denial. He never asked my consent Ii he copied the
papers referred 10 publicly as he says it was without
my knowledge. Ii no took them home it was without
my knowledge That he often employed himself in
writing during Office hours i, true but never looked
over his shoulders to spy into his correspondence
might extend this denial 10 many minor statements
bu. it is unnecessary It's enough that there is ques
ton Of veraciry between Which OF us II is that Is
guilty of fasehood leave the public TO Judge.
November llth, ls45 SAMUEL P. GotpsoN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12

- Galvanism has now become an important medi-
cal property The reader will find the third page OF
this paper advertisement wherein this agency
has become highly ervicesbe in the form Of plaster
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12

Fl V. 3. PALMER, the Agent moss OF the best News
papers Of all the Giles and principal towns throughout the
country far and receives Advertisements at his CO
try Newspaper AdcertiS,ng Agency in this bGding-En-
trance 81 the Coal. OFFICE ri n3u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12

q The great American remedies for consumption and
liver comp aint-Southerr Balm and Alternative PlsW'
great pleasure In recommending heEe truly scientific
and highly popular medicines the afflicted To be had al
the principle drug stores in The City and U. SWhoesae
and retail at The Depot 6S5 Broadway, and Wyatt Kecha
III Eulton-st (2l Mo 81
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The subscriber Oft ers for sale al
2CnDnrn DDynEC

e Girendoes Solar Lamps Tea Trays aud Table I
lrry Plated Cake Baskets, Casters, CandIesueA''
Britannia Ware; Silver Table ard Tea Spoons, &c: I'D,
Buyers Will find 10 their advantage 10 CALL ~ Me gil
offered at great reduction from former pree' aaa
be found cheaper than at any other store.
osl lmis (2) ALBERT BEACH, Ia Chslns1f'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12

~ The Mexican Congress passed an act. some
monhs since authorizing the Government to conrac.,
loan for the prosecution othc in Texas but msn
conditions were annexed that every torcsaw at
that no money could be obtained ON such terms.
ON the 18th of september last another act was passed
in substitution for the first which leaves the Executive
almost unrestricted as TO the otobtanng the
reaured-namely fifteen millions of dollars. The los
may be obtained in whole in part either in Mckee
elsewhere and in amounts suit the convenience O..
the Executive provided merely that the terms be a,
1.-THE burdeaSome the nation possible The Exec.
tive is also authorized to keep secret from the other
branches of the Government any circumstances con,
ncctcd with the oan which it may judge proper not to
communicate The amount OF interest 10 be allowed s
not restricted and any revenues vi the state may TO
mortgaged for the payment which already other,
wise 40 npprOpriaed. Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12

- In abiding to the True Sun yesterday morn
ing we did not mention, az perhaps we should have
done, that the Editorial department Of that paper
which has hitherto been so fairly conducted, is not
now in the hands of 5. Dewitt Bloodgood, Esq its
former Editor Our censure was of course not
intended for him. he has not written an article for
il during the last month
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12
J. H. SCHEME

bEESMAS's ORIGINAL GEsUISE PuLaoSIc SYRuP'rrHn.
celebrated remedy for the OF Consumption ~ ~.
Coughs, Diseases Of the Lungs Liver Complaint ana =.
peps!a can be- had usual the old established CO. !,
me proprietor No. ~. Corlland-st. door below
corner O! Gr.enySirhst fg o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12
The Representatives as far as heard from are

The ballo,ing in the IX;h District for member OF
Congress resulted again in no choice Compared
with the last trial the vote stands
Norern5er lOM. September Isl.
Hale w. Pierce, H. Scat Hale, ~. Williams. l.. Scat.
442J 1880 1887 1897 1919 500
Majority against Pierce 1899. Do against Williams 97+
For these returns we are indebted TO the enter
prise Of the propretors of tue Boston Atlas, who al
great expense ran Expresses from all parts OF the
State, ant published in Yesterday mornings paper
the day after the Eec,ion nearly the entire vote OF
the State friend who left Boston yesterday morn
ing brought copy of the Atlas We are also in
debted 10 C. Cornell Esq Of the L. |. Railroad for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12

C Immense attractions presented tor this evening at
The Alhamra Pano's celebrated 'Opera Company" the
"Ang leses sing.rs.7 and The humorous Dr. Valentine All
ill.,. I,,rIi llah .ara
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12

~ The N. Y. Express takes to itself fact we
stated Of its Delaware namesake Respecting its OPP
position to Mr.. Van Schoonhoven,l and tiercely &C
cuses us of falsehood, SANDER &c Its blunder was
q very silly one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12

tPCVf'tI 4tHCtIDh ISOtIct OF NM" E,T-.l
fnlntlngs-A large and splendid collection OF Fo =
aintin 90 including valuable private coliecnon, 80.
SOLD III Inc Chauibers-st Gallery. Granite Bu!dng 10
o'clock, by J. 4. Glover In lis ecion are eubrsee
!afge and valuable picture by A B. Dursnd two
hYI Cole, large marine by Birch, pictures BY o C.
brown-besdes originals by Both Hacksert C0p.eJ,a,
Docl Defeim LeBrn, Vans pseudonck, &c Also LrE
y hnished copies from Claude Vernet, Droing, .it
Considered together the valuable and desifa ZOO
hon oil Pictures ever offered for sale in this city, =
Frec--dsy and evening (2j III"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12
I,t, from Veru Cruz.


We have received from an authentic source the
following letter from Vera Cruz. We think ~
statements nav be relied Il should be borne in
mind that; as Mexico is at this time largely our
debtor, the present state OF suspended HtercoHrNs
between that Government and ours Is not wiihoC,
lis convenience to her as our debtor How long vii
it con;inuel How long should il be permitted 10
continue mon Nov: 10
Congress still continues in session engaged principally
in the consideration of local matters. The Texan
ton il seldom mentioned in that body. The efforts q.
the press TO excite the patriotism OF the people on tie
subject are generally admitted 70 be Unsuccessful: Us n
crest is daily declining. The bulk OF the nation view
with indifference: and as the Government OF Presidcr.
Herrera ACQUIRES stability, the camor OF the warpay
seems gradually to lessen. With the exception OF two
hundred thousand dollars sent TO the army OF Zen Ps
rcdcs about the middle of september which may enable
him 10 keep his troops embodied short time longer The
various adopted by the Government 10 recruit
the army, and replenish its exhausted treasury have
had little any success Its stocks are daily depreciang
in value. Money is not 10 be obtained.
= The DiGriO del GOoi1Wo announced time since
the march of division OF the army for the frontier
letter which have seen describes Il consisting Of
two hundred ard fifty miserable individuals tied Together
bv the wrists and two, and nearly destitute of cloth
ing This is the on V account; | have of the msrcA
of troops TO reinforce the army on the frontier.
Tncliccnce MS late as the 27th and 2Sh ult from the
Headquarters OF General Paroles, at AN Luis Poso
and Ars Monterey describe affairs as quiet in the
departments under their command Accounts OF near.
IL tbs same date from Durango. state that the northern
portion OF that department had been ravsged by hsrd
tu OF many OF its nhaoltan,s Killed and Others
carried into captivity Fearful OF like fate, the nbst;
,ants Of the adjacent department OF Coahuila repp
sened to have abandoned their farms, and He'd in lheu
most CONSERVATION from the frontier TO the interior
withstanding the forces OF Gen. Arta Of they really
st must be quartercd in the immediate neiehborhcod1
the scene of these depredations
On former occnsion stated my belief that the preset
government was DESTROYS of avoiding war with the
United states The declaration said to have been mstc
in secret session of the Senate by one OF the cabinets
am OF opinion entitled To credit. The substance ce
statement is in accordance with the views aud opnc
ON Texan affairs expressed by Mr. Cuevas. in his yscg
reports on that subject while minister Of foreign a
and though longer OF the cabinet, il s said ne G
continues 10 control and direct its counscls.
The American squadron is anchored in the road Of
SACRIFICES two miles and hali from Vera Cruz.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12

Y George H. Munday is quite star in New
Haven We believe that Is the City where many fall.
ing stars are seen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12

ANOTHER GALE.-The Albany papers contain
reports of a tremendous gale which sprang up on
Sunday night from the North and West, and was
still raging ut latest accounts 1t accompanied
on the river by alternate gusts Of and rain,
which seriously ncommoded the steamboats, on their
passage toward that city. Many vessels, it is sup
posed, are driven ashore, and number of accidents
are stated to have occurred In Albany and lis
suburbs chimnies We're blown down, trees torn up
by the roots, and sheds and fences FRUSTRATED. Three
new walls close by the Peni,entiary were blown
down, al expense OF some s6oe. In Pa,roon-s,
the gable end OF a row of buildings was scattered
upon the pavement We hear ofno personal injuries
received.
The walls of the Penitentiary Were 20 inches
thick, bound with iron, and abou, % feet high L:
was splendid building, and was under the iirec.
ton of AMOS PiLsnuRY, Esq. formerly OF the Con.
uecticut State Prison. The walls are now mass
of ruins.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12

II Prof SILLlMAS was TO lecture before Inc
students of Yale College in New Haven last nsh on 'e
Great American Mastodon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12

rT Slamnl, of the New-York Globe, abiding TO
the recent Loco. Foco meeting in NewYork city,
says that James X. Polk was sustained by 1t " with
out qualification. AS he was elected without any
qualification for the Office, suppose it is proper
he should be sustained without qualification
while in il louisville Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12

r. INDIANA may now be added to the list OF
States whose Thanksgiving win occur on the 9Th inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12

w Hon, OLIVER H. SMITH, late United States
Senator has refused, under any circumstances 70
be the Wing candidate for Governor of Indiana.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12

BOARD OF CANvAssrrs.-This Board met yesterday
% canvass the returns of the late election and adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12

Ee Rent on Perpetual Leases; Letter from Indiana
Letters from the Mormon City Unitarianisin Natives
In Office. &c, on our First Page. Lament for c. S
Cope Money and Marine News; Prices Current, &C.
nm our Fourth Page
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Court OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAY


COMMON PLEAs.-Nos. - 78. lis. 10. II, 81, 81. %
III, !, l0l l75, l, j. 10, 81, 49, II, "a, Is, 81
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-08
OF NOTICE. The following

w extract is made from letter just received
dated June II, le45 from Reuben G. Hancox Esq. OF
Stonington, who was entirely cured of Consumption
last year by DR.. TAYLOR'S Genuine Balsam of Lii
verwort after seventy other remedies, mutations sc.
had entirely failed His certificate attested to by VIM.
P. Church, Esq, can he seen at the office, 375 ow-
cry, where all should go to bay. Two regular phys-
clans in attendance to give advice visit patients;
therefore come in time and be cured of Consumption
or Liver Complaint
''Dear Doctor--My own healt, is good, but | think
a considerable of the genuine article could he sold
here, and | wish you would appoint MesSrs. John
Breed Co. your Agents, as the only kind for sale
here is the counterfeit made by Burr, and tell the
folks so. | myself have promised some, so please
send by first boat. Yours, very truly,
REUBEN e. HANCOX.n
p Be careful to buy only above, and see DR..
Leeds name to steel engraved label each bottle
All else is counterfeit and dangerous poison, which
should he avoided, hut we show you the cOnclu-
sive testimonials of cues 80 900 persons have
used il with success. For sale in Batifnore nv
SAMUEL REED, General Agent,
Corner Gay and Saratoga streets.
And at retail by J. w. BARRY s. CO.. cornr Pearl
and Market streets; JAMES STANSBURY, Market
street. Ftll's Point iyl4-lm
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-08
WORTHY OE NfIrIcE,

DR.. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CnEhhf ihe greatest remedy for Consumption,
Colds, Coughs, Splitting Of Blood, Bronchitis
Difficulty Of Breathing, Asthnia, Pain in
me c siGe ana n sre sm ;Whooping Cough,
Liver and Lungs, broken
constitution, &c. &c.
TENHE above is THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY
III GENUINE preparation from this valuable tree,
and has its way into public favor by its unpara
lelcd success in CURING ALL THE DISEASES OF
THE LUNGS, Notwithstanding the many articles pre-
pared by persons who have no knowledge of the sci
of medicine in theory pracce-and some
more readily To deceive the unsuspecting, use part
Of the name of the original preparation, such as "Ba-
sam ofWild Cherry, ""PhgniY Balsam of Wild Cher
fy,'"Basam of Wild Cherry and Camffey," &C., all
sprung up with nercenary view. atterDr. Swayne 5
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, had won feputa-
ton IN the Cheating arn never to be forgotten by
ny once cherries fire side. Therefore the public
should be on their guard and purchase none but the
original preparation, which is daily performing such
astonishing in Pulmonary complaints, after all
other remedies had failed and the patients given up
HOPELESS. Thousands of certificates might be published
which would. astonsh credutyi tsef but it is deemed
unnecessary.
Prepared only by DR.. Swayne, whose office is now
removed TO N. w. corner OF Eighth and Race streets,
Philadelphia.
Sotice.-Persons will please call on any of my
agents. or at my office in Philadelphia and get small
pamphlet, which gives a shOrl treatise pulmonary
affections, with number of testimonials of its virtue.
1t is well worth seeing and may he had gratis.
baltimore AGENTS: |. p. Cook, No. rs Baltimore St;
Stahler & Candy, Prattstreet Wharf; j. w. X. w.
Davis, No 3l4 Baltimore street.
District .fgentS: K. Farnham, Washington, d. c.!
VIM. Staber & Bro, Alexandria; Geo. NJ. SohorOR,
Alexandria. je24