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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-01
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-01

- S,s!s Rsre-, we see i; reported Is IN he an
aeSe6 70 the Unica by tAe Lccogc>,s, with a view
% tas'7 aeSscasi enaNeaience We object. In the
spirit OF Nj Gays Aasi Texas letter, insiss On
Improving sae navigation q the R3vers We havs
instead y increasing ;heir number Beyond doabs
TIN eo;soS 81 thai ss rs ycnaose stream, Is stad.
asd with ,PelAs,slAs Sad Il those who yssoacY<s
6.e It's navigation viii noS have !, Cleared oas Nc
iasis. that Uncle Sam >ssii have 'o,hins II do
VIII II,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-01

To- TVS MvssvN has choice bill TOT N, alsrnnc.
ana evening" The Moving Panorama rPIesenins &c pa
81, .. me saloon FROM Lcndon 70 Mayegce, WIN al -
bsse.u and rich scenery 81 Eng!sHc ard Germany. o.
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!y, Their cN h;hiyo OF the ShSAer customs Ac Ac .et
Western me iSyor'1c Yankee, with Mss Wheeler A,l
Others appear IA ard laGehHb!e NE wA,
forming 81 lie richest oais - me cE ts''ftAac.S
a. ) aud j I. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-01
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or "a containing &c greasy sz1sIt-ce.
FAAoas EAr Dye 5 warranted % change re, :. ~
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sad ali 20. sr.G: or wash Of Gearec-sz ca ~
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-01

- All who wish to have she!r iee;a extracted WIZ
little pain lad better spply TO Dr. B!A.sdel, peas.
81 Broadway HIS improved Instruments Tor rer-ora,
teeth 60 no, occasion bali the psin produced BY y.
I'D fashioned instruments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-01

FlRyS-On "Wednesday las, the store sai go,s,
alsouni o; 5000.
The sore OF D. w Wood s Brother, wa,u.ns,oc Y
c was destroyed OF Friday morning issi-lc>s SsCn
par;:sl'v insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-01

~ Il wss stated IL yesterdays Tribune hist
he Hseeiiriea asaias, INnas>e w~s eesssssaied ~
ceaa Perry. TAss is sri.;sss u tAe n O lA t,N:a
which wv copied Tae Expedition was an3es :Ae IN
MEDIATE command Q; cc, Coaaer eorn Perry se:as
sess.sS u. command
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-01

~ Hon, NJ, Ss,cs the rev Senate, iroas the
F'sA Distract We rsSoce 10 hesr IS recovering, and
expects y take his sea. when the Legislative SEES,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-01

~ The ship leaes;a, Capt. N:naey, Cleared IN
ss.s e.y for LsvesgSSs w,s ssar or .ss M ins. by \
l. G. GEiawNas IS ssssysS :, h,v, s,, l,.t :, -, ),
she ls.e stcrga.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-01

e brooklyu IS at last 70 have ter .epresel;a
-oa n the glory O: re Mexican Wa We learn thai
Capt William 4 Person The accomplished command
e. OF tae Brooklyn h: Guard 5 70 .ax- command OF
Company :. Of he - Regimen; OF Neyiorx Vo.gn-
ieers 1.rH- 20 lo2 I'D l. : Army Tor actual
service - tie Mexican We also understand that
o;Lsr Brcok!yrie> prepa-n: toT tie sarle desrs
ton. z-nors wGom : Lieut. Brewer @: the sane
paw. EAsIs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-01

Sunday evening
FlREs.-An extensive conHaEra occurred on
Saturday evening IL Fgrnan-t the foot OF Clarke
= which broke IN the pottery OF Messrs Coeswor-
;hy & Andrews which was entirely consumed Thence
/; communicated with the Uaion RoeS!Nad Ice Co $
house which wss likewise burned 20 the ground Both
were fully insured LOT OF sheds also burnt to
Eether with Ey barrels o. -OsR II n adjoining lot
By pulling down stable belonging 20 the Ice Co the
dsrses were prevented from reaching cotton ard
other mills The Hght from the IRE produced yery
marked and b.aGtiia. ctec; on the East River
Aaotse. re broke oCi 4; > o'clock Sunday morn
- u woodhoGse n the Of ONeils barber shop
n pr:ace-st cssr Myrt!e-sveHue From appearances. L
must have been set OF Sre L speedily cx;ln guseec
having doce damage 70 the large frame dwelling
house adjoining Of C NJ Melville fEAsle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-01

- Yankee Dumplngs IN addition to cur usual
extensive variety Tor Dinner We serve up Apps
Dumplmss superior style. which We invite the dear
public TO call and Try We have also at'ed up Lunch
Table on a novel plan, where BucSwhea, CsSes Plea
Tea Biscuit Coffee etc served up "a, ali hour, 81 tbs
dsy In27 lwl WELSH as N.ssaus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-01

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-01

PASS STYLE cf Manufactured and FOR sale ey
KNOX, rs Fulton. ~ sun Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-01
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

Ey \ Mrs Mary Wilkinson had her Lee broken
by being caush; between The wharf aud ferry boa,
Sunday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-01

n The Ersaiay GG=e.te Il lis obstinsis cru
.sds against Yesterday attempted 70 dsPaFse
tie as.s sa intelligence OF rs audiences VITO iHsis'
u2on being 50 vel pieassd VIII hnn This seeEns to Us
70 be species OF opposition 70 ~eiea Esa OF nnqes
aoasd professional excellence sac Fssi Hodes;y OF de-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-01

= Shrewd men OF small capital long ago Discovers!
the secrc, Of making fortunes by extensive adverasass
country newspapers. Y & Pslmers Agency . Z:
Tribune Buildinss, otsrs complete opportunity
soliciting ,he h..sI papegs throushoni the country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-01

z The trainers made all their movements N
double qicstile yesterday, TO keep themselves from
teezias The noses OF ;he 5uers were IS blue s. frost
bitten trrips and The oar:oaeis cheeks looked ike red
spp!e. iett 700 !a.e On TIE t-se.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-01

- The Mr. CUNNINGHAM, whose death on The
Atlantic we have noticed above wss native OF the West
Indie= the son OF gentleman OF very great wealth
For some reason misunderstanding had existed os-
tween him and his family and ae had been for some
time voluntary exile fror the paicrnsi root few
days ago however letter from his father had been re
ceived which offered oblivion the past and besopsht
MS son to return home attend the declining steps OF
his aged father and become sole heir to his vast wealth
But such sunny hopes could no; brbs the dark and IN
sariate SEE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-01

y gentleman named Timpson was yesterday
run over a, lie corner Of Broadway sid coT;ani-s by
spring cart Our informant states that he had an ARA
and leg broken sad that ne carried honie on 1t
ter obtained from tie City Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-01

r TIE celebration a; ;hs Dsai and Dumb In
.saoa yesterday was nuneTousy siended By visitors
tror, NeN-York. TIE occssion was ore OF uaaiisyed
sa. to re intelligent and well bshsved pup;is OF the
i-.-,-,r;o- So vel ss 70 visitors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-01

- Rev ) y. MAFFlrr VIII give MS celebrated
.ecr,,rs o.. woN.S ;his evening. see card
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-01

t1s co1 co=I1-es very -rc,. and l. i znytacs Et-.e
better tnaa - Saturday, Adrces t-cz &c Tes: totsy
- -sszrzP. s.ae tai tce Cs.gl ixsE- There t.s
ce- Al tI--y from Shippers to-csy. aid re Eastern
te--Aat Gas improved f-pcz lAsi weak TEE aggregate
sa=s are 500 e 900 bis ~ IS 81. Il. Me-
sAa a-t ooio s5osi nd = s:o-e I'D = .. for
Secesee Azca Tee la-zsst Por-ca Of Re purchasers
we're e. England Tae -ece-?c. !S--= sd tcere :
rez: -eal Q; ss9-Z pied p the cock F-e:ss.s -
liverpool =ce scarcely I'm az er-zcez-srss we're
.-e q Is = scs-E- Z Southern NJ hez- u be: Et.e
tong Iae s-gesi holder o. G7orge.owz asks 81 ~.
c;-z- so1:he-a ca - rad lower. cc-o-5 C.sy ro--
-1Ay 81 gea- = 1Gl al oily s,An .sies .-e -.Ak-
= = - Eye Elo=. e3 -. ard --.e: SAo-.x
3 esc1s ssip Seg-s LGsI2- Fl.e Feed I5eI l. CTS
S1-<Eos.. = tot eo.s - Z 5.ss Sel-s Pros;
extra :; = PeT sal Eit1 : cer-k n esss = %
GRANITE 4z5cul-y cf procuring f,esh.s cas-
s2=se1 t-s2s4e1ocE sat Pc.ces s=a=cs-.y a=.yy-
- "ass; Ne aetE q Eoci-. tn!as f,-re Ge-esee L
Fed :. - ce--s El;1 Is o-s-ed Md :. Eczn,nsIv
10 20 icr god parcels So.ta-r= yelo~ Co-a VIC:
g: sa-es . 73e75 cea.4 Mixed "a t-l sa.es 500
cs-es a: - cec to- e1por- Or SccIasTa .Lcsr 100
80 ~e-s-- sa- SOC Cd verify c=-.s ~e.ra-
isTeref -Sl@s 1000 5Gsel- Rye for exna-. 81 1Gs IN
zip a.. = ga. tciIvs-ed Barley sraoEt rsz-1=a-i
Gas .-t-Se 5ess z--- Canal 2, 80 SAes 100 bg.Ees
S5---- .: y e1a.s- cA-es 81 bazs iz-se Rack Eyed
Ee-- a. = Per S2g o. sz..eIs- Szes 10 sZss=ls
N1-..e-z Bans :: 81
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-01

BoAap or SrPERyIsoRs-This Board met, pur-
suan 70 dou-a:.enr yesterday afternoon and passed
upon various petitions bills 0: Police oaicers &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-01

c,,..,- an, n. ws-r --ns hesrt Of Man These who
can Tea. hir sd Go not viii have reasoa 70 regret taeir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-01

- Mr GOULD Of Adams Express. did good
service at the wreck OF TIE Atlantic by his presence Of
mind ard msnly perseverance. Hsvins saved himself
by leapns INTO the surt and quietly taking advantage Of
the rerurnsweu which carried him safely 70 the rocks
ne obtained plank and standing in the sui water IN
der the lee the rock pushed h= plank to within eight
or ten feet OF the boat, thus receiving snd escuas one
alter another eighteen OF twenty persons. All this
while the noble fellow stood wsis;-deep II the water
and Piled his plank un;i the last chance OF doine good
with it was gone. How proud OF his species does man
become when he hears such accounts CT tue true nc
iil;tv Of human nature
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-01

II Tie steamer Niagsra. which ran aground
q the Ezdsoa Flz-s las; week has teea got o. SD
l.a 70 r TIE eE here Il tie c'y Size IS to Dc a''ea
u Tor sessor II tp-to? style Inferior 70 none OF our
magnificent steamboats,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-01

RoBBEu.-The vault OF the store Ne. - Broad
= occupied 5y w & Z. L. Higgins & Go Was entered
$50 in uncurrent funds sundry rotes seyersl insu
ance policies and many otaer papers OF value Inc
public cautioned against negotiating any paper VIII
signature without inquiry Also. four Michigan
AUDITORS warrants the Treasurer with interest
after datc-two Tor 500 tor so and one for so
dated IN l,;l U 80. embossed by W. : Humphrey.
reward o! $50 IS offered :or the recovery Of the money
and 500 Is offered FOR The papers There s sngu
la lac, in reference TO this robbery The burglars LETT
no trace behind everything found locked safely
IL me morning had entered the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-01

We understand that Capt WALxzR- the
exan Rangers arrived IL re rain from TIE South las;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-01

DANIEL WEBSTER AND EN-CHA>cELLoR hENT.
An intimate friend OF the venerable EN Chancellor Kent
(aaer Of the a;e Circuit Judge OF his DISTRICT informs
informs Us thai 70 Daniel Weosters foresight judgment
and precauton may De attributed the preservation OF
the great Juris from shocking dssth but for The
urgent circumstances OF the Senator, he would have
taken passage IL the Atlantic Do no; trust that I'M
pending storm said the fa-seeinc statesman there :
appalin. danger IN is threatening aspect We aay
safely confde in a Kind and overruins Providence,
rieeky replied the good old Help yourself lrst
and item Providence Will also aid you answered the
Eastern sage. HIS advice adopted beth LETT the
vessel for the Railroad train ard both were saved
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-08-20
PINE AND WILD CHERRY

Are trees Of our own soil, and are genef
ally known to posses even in the common
way Of preparation, remarkable virtues in
the cure Of diseases Of the Lungs--hows
much more valuable then musta highly con-
cenIrated preparation prove, when SO COM
bined with other articles as to act in harmo-
my with each other, and adapted to the yari-
Gus forms and stages Of the diseases it is 80
seminently calculated toalleviate, N ". II
Tho Balsam of Wild Cherry never iaiis
10 give relief, and cures after every. other
means have been tried in vain. This has
been proyenin thousands ofinstances, where
ii had effected radical cures, after the patientl
had been given up BY lllis friends sand and phy-
sicians. le g8
Sec advertisement li9isf'ies' 81
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-08-20
ECoNGRllss:
IYAsmINcToN Aug. 8, 1916,


SENATE. bill to remit the duties on Rail-
road Iron, in certain cases, was read 4 third
time and passed, Yeas 70, nays 20.
A billfor The admission Of Wisconsin into
The Union, was taken up and passed.
The civil and diplomatic appropriation bill
was thoii taken up, and after the adoption Of
sundry amendments the bill was passed.
The West Point Appropriation Bill was
then taken up and passed.
The land graduation bill, with omend-
mcnts Of the Senate, was next taken up
Mr.. Smith Of ia. moved that the Senate
amendments be concuredsin, and called the
previous question s
A call fo the House was moved, and re-
jocted by large majority. ls. d.s..,
\ Mr.. Brodhead ofPa. moved elay The bill
on The table and called for the yeas and nays
Carried-yeas lo4, nays 70. Thus tho bill
was rejected. 4
szThe House then took up the railroad iron
bill from the Senate. n !.
4 MIR. Stephen Adams, Of Mississippi, Inoyoe
| to Law It on the table, on which the yeas and
lnays were taken Yeas l4l, nays 40, Sc
the bill was laid on the table.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-08-20
Bnrrisir PnInAmrHRoPx.- We end the
ii the New York Herald, credited

Bnrr1siI PHILAwrnRoPv.- We end the
following in the New York Herald, credited
10 Tie Trinidad Spectator:
yesterday there was Witnessed in the
yard at Government House scene disgrace
ful to a free county, scene bearing q
striking resemblanceto what's Witnessed in
pr6fcssed slave market. The Indian emi-
grants, by the Lord William Bcntinck, from
Madras, and the Cadet, amounting TO
four hundred and fifiyihree, were dstribu-
ted gratis 10 the favorte applicants by the
emigrant agent General, in pure Baltimore
or buban style. opportionng 70 the plan
tiers tho respective numbers applied for, no
regard whatever was paid 10 the ties offarn-
| ils friendship. Wives were separated from
their Husbands, and children from their pa
rents While being thusmoted out as miiles
| lifa husband rushed towards his wife, or vice
versa, or a motherto the lot containing her
sons, the poor aIIeciionate creatures were
rudely pushed back in the most brutal and
unfeeling manner BY that amaIgamation Of
inhumunity and self conceit, the Emigra.
ton Agent General Shall such things be
| tolerated in Trinidad in lS46?"
This is the British emancipation! And
4 these are the men who have exhausted The
vocabulary Of Bi'ingsgate upon this coun
4 try, because the federal government has moi
destroyed the State Sovereignty and South.
ern slavery at once What arrant hypocrisy
4 and humbug pass current nowadays under
the name ofphilanthropy; British philanthro
i py!--C Gin. Ado. K e ''s-as.s
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-08-20
FROM MEXICO 3 TWO DAYS LA
ie TER FROM VERA CRUZ,

Paroles had not left the city of Mexico.
II wus found impossible 70 raise body Of
5000 to follow him. aaias
1t is the opinion of all woll-iniormed per-
sons thai thore is nothing 10 prevent Gen,
Taylcr's marching directly to the city Of
Mexico. There are no troops 70 oppose
him. ar,
Gen. Scoti's ideas Of the rainy season
have caused much mirth among those resi-
ding in the neighborhood ofthe city Of Mex
leo and Vera Cruz, There is no finer eli
mate in the world than tha. of the highlands
of Mexico, which are reached near Mon
erey. s-6is
Tho American squadron is archored un-
der Green Islands. The opinion daily gains
ground, that the castle can only be taken by
escalade or boarding. as Jack calls it This
the sailors of the squadron are eager to un-
dcrtnke. @s
Tho British steamer arrived at Vera Cruz
on the 18th without Santa Anna, and the
best informed now say there is no probabili-
ty his coming there at all. ha
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-08-20
From The washington Union, Aug. 10,
CONGRESS ADJOURNED.

Both Houses of Congress have adjourned
This day, in conformity with their joint reso.
luton, al IL O'clock. The hour was con-
sidoredas poremptorily binding on the speak
.ers, but vo trust il is tho very last time that
the resolution for adjournment is to be fixed
at particular hour-for what is the effect
to-day? Two OF three ofthe most important
bills Of the last days efthe session were cut
offby The knees. Tho navy pension bill is
thrown overheard, to the great dotriment OF
many poor widow. The post Office route
bill, embracing, among other important fea,
tuIes, the provision ieviving rhe privilege OF
franking in fevor Of all those post offices the
salary (which does not amount TO 500,
was overlaid. ThebilI confirming the Cher
okee treaty, which had been twicer rejected
in the Senate on Saturday night, and then
passed by majority Of one, was lost for
want of time 10 act finally upon j.
The important bill which authorizes the
Presidontto 10 employ $2,00o,00o in facilita-
| ting the settlement ofpeace with Mexico,
was actually lost by Mr. Senator Davis, Of
Massachusetts, speaking against time. whilst
voices from the chamber were heard remon-
strating against him for this determined at
tempt 10 prevent the Introduction Of resc-
luton for prolonging the session for a few
| hours. This measure " hich is nowdoemed
most important for negotiating peace be-
tween the two countries, and the fnnda-
4 mental principle Of which was recognized by
the vote Of the House Of Representatives. on
tho passage of the bill, and by decided vote
the Senate on their own resolutions ba'
been sacrificed by senator's wasting tht
i time Of the Senate untilsthe moment Of ad
liournmenth had arrived.
4 Whatever mischief may arise from the los
1 of this bill, may befairly attributed 70 th'
sshono rabler senator from Massachusetts.
1t is unfortunate that these measure
4 should have failed during tho last hours
the session, but however much we may re
4 gretthe less of them, we cannot hesitate L
pronounce, that this has been one OF th'
/ most remarkable and brilliant sessions whicl
( has ever been held within the walls of th'
i Capitol. lis Importance has compensated
forits duration. Long and arduous and ami
{ mated as It has been, we rejoice that it ha
j been continued until all all the great meas
a urcs Of reform which the President recon
], mendod in his message, and tho interests q
1.-The country demanded, have been carrle
!, through, except tho graduation fthe publ
lands. But this trophy remains for The mex
session 10 weave around IFS brow
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CoNeRnss1oNAL.--Thc Senate, immedi-
atoly after assembling, proceeded 10 ballot
for President pro ten the Vice President
having announced his determination Of be-
Jug absent the remainder of the session Mr.
Atchison on the 9Th, ballet, was chosen
Wash. Union, Aug. s. .a.l a
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We learn from letter received by gen
tlcman in this city, from a naval officer now
at Pensacola, that Com. Conner scontem-
plates making an attack upon Alvarado, i'm
modiatsIy. Light draught vessels only can
be used in the attack, and tho F'lirt, now re-
pairing at Pensacola and taking in stores, is
10 be one Of them. She will sail for We
ra Cruz on Saturday or Monday next. The
writer Of the letter from which we Obtain
this information, also states that be heard an
officer who is high in command, predict that
tho American flag would be floating over tho
castle of San Juan d'Uolloa within sixty
days.-M o Bulletin, July 81.
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s Is one of the greatest hurbags ever attempted 10 ne
imposed upon people, that there s not specie enough In
Tic world to answer al the necessary wnnts OF the coi
nunitv aHdreo Jackson to- Hoses I)acson NoUcmber
"a, 1912.
ait will be in vain 10 talk of public credit until we re-
turn 20 the pure unmxed circulation Of standard gold md
oliver ohx qdasas 10 Col. Jossph Wdtd, Ootoher Is,
1909 tsflf4q Min @ty fstts ut sfe y F44 81
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KENrUcKY.--We havetheI Louisville Dem
ocrat Of the 10TH, but the only returns it.
givesare the election Of Mr.. Marshall (Dem.)
in Henry county, and ofMr Graves in Mari
onicounty, the latter democratic gain Y
ILLINOIS The st. Louis Reporter Of the
9th, has letter from the district now repre-
sented BY Robert Smith, which shows that
Trumbull was ahead at that date. The con-
test is very close one. Both candidates.
are democrats Chicago has gone demo
cratc.--O. Statesman. NE