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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-08-14
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Aug 6-schr Heroihe, Cherry, New York. t.
c D Ellis A' ~
7-sohr Ehterprizc, stinson, Martinique. to 2
Dickinson. -
schr Guide, Roberts, Washington, n c. TO !
Vessel. ~ .
10 brig Charles, M6tlt5n, Havana, to E Dick.
inson. ~N'
is-schr Monsoon, slliman, Philadelphia, to
G w Davis. ~
sehI Sarah 'ahe, 1esvio., Philadelphia, to ]
seh5 Wilmington. French, Baltimore, to Brown
& DeRosset
=, .ehr American EEss'e. Mardeh, Baltimore, to
CLEARED.
Aug 6-schr Sarah Ann, Gore, shallote. by {,
" Davis.
j., sehT Ann Marin, Caps, Onsl6w county, N &,
= s s'1 sufpass Midyett, Hyde county, N c, by
sIschr zenobia, Midyett, Hyde county, II C,
by Brown & DeRosset,
schr r " Blown, Francis, New York, by r
W Brown.
= itIE7zsEg aohn Potter, So~a, Philadelphia, by
schr E Powell, Powell. n Z, by G w Davis.
schr Marion, Brown, Little River by G w
Davis.
:, l2-b}ig Ceylon, Pratt, NewtudiGypottt Mass, by
Dickinson
bis Samuel Potter, Barry, Havana, by brown
& DeRosset
schF Time, Goslee, New York. by C ID Ellis.
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SEEvSiC0I K1ssts.mctieh.

AV1NG always received from the citizens Of
~ Wilmington liberal share of their patron
age. during the past five years, as a Teacher Of
Music in this town, take this opportunity of re-
turning my sincere thanks for the same, and as /
have at present bat three pupils should be happy
to receive an increase of the number, and refer
with pleasure, to those who have favored me with
their patronage, as to my competency as Teach
er, either of vocal or instrumental music
SARAH ANN COOKE,
August II, lS4B 4e-tf
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENT,
PEARL STREET HOUSE,
s. Pearl st., New York.

"a THIS SPACIOUS EsTAB-
fI1Sn L1SHMENT erected for the especial
IsssE8 accommodation of MERCHANTS in the
49, very centre Of The most populous bust.
hess district of the city has passed into the hands Of
the undersigned, who have been engaged during
the last two months in making such additions and
improvements as the former condition of the house
seemed to demand. TO those who have hitherto
extended their patronage this Hotel, it must be
obvious that. in sorle particulars, the MANAGEMENT
was susceptible of improvement; and without en-
terlns into details, they will simply state that where
such was necessary, neither expense Tor labor
has been spared.
The Dlnqer hour has been changed from to
oclQck-a Dinner is also served at 3 0 clock in
the Ladies Ordinary.
With the most careful attention to the comfort
OF visitors in every department of the house, the
proprietor .hopc to receive and respectfully solicit
liberal support.
N. 3. A Coach will be foand at tho prncipa,
Steamboat Piers to convey passengers to and from
The Hotel
SAMUEL. G.. BISHOP,
WILLIAM +. LEONARD.
NE" L ork, July 81, 1916 46-lm
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NEW YORK Markell

Tarpentine. Wilmington, soft, $
do Newbern, ? 438 a 81
Spirits Tarpentine, 30 aIl
Tar, a71 Q IN
Rice, per cwt. , % "a ~
Nauat StoaeS-The market is bare Of new Tn,
Pentine, and we have consequently no sales TO re-.
port since those noticed in our last. SPIRITS Tnr.
pentine is irrfer, with considerable sales q, an
81 cents, cash.
Rioe.-The sales of the week amount 20 obm,
800 tcs at S3,25 $3.50 for good sound fresh
beaten; some prime COMMANDED, S362s, cash
The sales have been larger mis- week than for some
time past, but we notice no advance IN priccs
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W0A SALE,

VIE HOUSE and LOT where | now live.
y Situated on Boundary street between Dock
and Orange streets. The lot is spacious ore, be-
ing rs feet by $50 feet having a comfortable
dwelling with all necessary ou,-bvildings thereon
Also, we'll of excellent water.
ierso Is deslrlous of obtaining lot in the most
healthy and pleasant part of the Town, would do
well to make early application to
r. w. PRICE.
Aug. Ia, 1876. 4s.,f
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MARRIED.

In this town, or, the morning Of the 10th inst,
by the Rev. Mr.. Murphy, David Fulton. Esq. to
Miss Catharine Ann. daughter of the late VIM.
Mckay.
In Newbern, on the Goth ult, by the Rev. Dan
lei Stratton, Henry Dlmock, Esq. Editor of the
North State Wing, 10 Miss Mary Nj. Owens,
daughter of the late Stephen Owens, Esq, of Beau
fort county.
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STATE OF NoRTK-cARoL1NA.


Court Of Pleas and Quarter Ssssion;.
June Term, A. D., 1916.
Robert e Ransin,I Original attachment: sum
VS.. moned as Gafnishees, Henry
Croton Mutua1fn- Mutt, VIM I. Lord, Jesse
furance Company Mulock, and John Hall.
u appearing TO the satisfaction of The Court
that the defendants are not inhabitants Of his
State, sbsconas or conceals themselves that
the ordinary process of the law cannot be served
upon them 1t is ordered, that publication be mats
for six weeks in the Wilmington Journal, notify
ing the ga defendants to appear at the rext term
of this Court, to be holden at the Couft>ho1se in
the town of Wilmington, on the second Monday
in September next, repevy and plead 10 issue, or
the debts due from the garnshees win Be condo mn
ed to sasisfy plaintiff demand. a.,
Teste, l.. II. M., RSEELLER, Ok.
July 81, 1916 pr fee, SIS s24.l 46-6t
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POSTSCRIPT

we nave just received intelligence of the death
u '.oHhRr MELVIN, Esq, the Democratic sena.
TOR from Bladen, Columbus and Brunswick conn.
''eS' lie died of Bilious Fever, on "Wednesday
laS'' IN the midst of the congratulations Of his
friends upon his recent reelection To bis so,n,o~
seat Another melancholy sacrifice to the dangers
OF exposure and the fatighes of the CAMPAIGN
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STATE OF NoRTa-CARoL1NA.,
NEv H.Nnvpp Cor,r~

NE" HANOVER LoUSTT.
Court Of Pleas and Quarles .Sessions,
Juno Term. A. D., lsls.
Brown s. DeRosses,0 Original attachment
vs.. Potter & Kdder. and
CFoton Mutual In CHenTy Mutt, summoned al
sutance Company. J Garnishecs.
appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court
IL that the defendants are not inhabitants of this
State, or SO ahsconds or conccals themselves that
the ordinary process OF the law cannot he served
upon them: it is ordered that publication be made
Tor SIX weeks in the Wilmington Journal. notify
ing the said Defendants to appear at the next tern,
ct this Court, to be holden at the Courthouse in
TIE town of Wilmington, on the second Monday
IN September next, repevy and plead 10 issue, or
the debts due from the earnishees will be condemn.
cd to satisfy plaintiff demand.
Tcstc, L. H. MARSTELLER, Crk.
Aug Z, lS46 Pr. fee, SIS 62b.l 47-6t
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Coal Yard.

sHE subscriber, having established a coal
r. YARD, in the rear of his Grocery Store, on
Front street, respectfully informs the public that
he has now on hand, and intends keeping con:
stan: supply of Cumberland, Red and 1thite Ash
Coal, broken and screened, for family Use
Orders left at the Store will be delivered BY his
own drays. D. W. WOOD.
July 81, 1916, j6-3t
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RATES OF FREIGHT HENCE TO NEW YORK
Naval Stores, 25 90 cts Spirits Turp SO per Dbl,
Rice, Is cts. per hundred
Cotton, 9Oc per bale.
Cotton goods and yarns, so cts. pr. bait.
Tobacco, SO 90 per hogshesd.
Lumber, 81 ST 90 per III.
To Phiiadelpha.-spirits Soc. Naval Shores
IS OOc. Lumber SIS.
Cotton goods and yarns, to Philadelphia, 6 cts
per cubic foot.
To BaAimore-Spirits Soc. Naval Stores
80 33c. Lumber $44.
Cotton, St 25. Yarns &c. per cubic foot.
To Boston.-Spirits SOC. Naval Stores CSC.
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S.7LE OF CLOTHING IT ,4UC YyOy7

1--WE Subscriber having disposed of part of
his Stock, with the fixtures Of the store,
will sell the balance Of his Sock of CLOTH.
ING at Auction on the first of September, for
cash.
ALsO.-At The same time will be sold bie
tfot'sehoId q Kitchen Furniture, Mich Cow,
&C., and a Negro Girl VIII be hired for the
balance of The year.
tie would urge those Indebted TO him 10 set
tie their accounts by thai time, as further in
diligence cannot be given.
CHAS. BARR.
Aug IA, 1886.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.-Aug. g.
Nara! &ores.--Spirits Turpentine 80 cts GAL
Ion. Tar s. S2,l:3 Per Dbl: Rosin 81 $3.50
pet DC.
Ftec.-We quctt this article at s1,2' $3.50
rer 100 lbs
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Fancy g. stapla Drv Goods

Consisting IN port of great variety Of English ana
+ rench frn's' French and English MusIiris CT all
coors; large stock of Hosiery, silk and co,,o,s,
Shawls and Handkerchicfs; cotton Jeans. Can
broons, Kentucky Jeans, French and English Chs,
siineres for pants, fine Linsn for shirts and lining.
Also, fine assortment Of ladies Bonne:s of the
latest sly lie and fashion, also. variety of Fur ana
Straw Hats Together WIN a variety OF srticles
m the same hne. all Of VIII he invites the pubic
I" call aid examine, as he fees satisfied that he can
seu letter tarsains than can be had II any o.hes
Store in Wilmington.
August eth, 1876
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sTAEE OF NoRTxz-cARoL1NA.

New HASovEn COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
June Term, /. =, 1876
" H. b. Giles q Co., Original a,i,ac i
Cro,o, untu,, 1rsr SWm. G. Lord summon.
s Hro'e' co Mpsuo! '"'0 ed as oarnishce.
III appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
IL that the defendants not inhabitants of this
State, or SO absccnds or conceals themselves that
the ordinary process of the law cannot be served
upon them it is ordered, that publication be made
for SIX weeks in the Wilmington Journal, notify.
ing the said defendants to appear at the next term
OF this Court, to be holden d: the Courthouse in
the town of Wilmington, On tic second Monday
IN September next rep cvy and plead 70 ISSUE or
The debts due from the garnishee will be condcmn-
cd 10 satisfy plaintH's demand.
Te5tc, l.. H. MARsTELLER, Crk.
Aug 7, 1915 Pr. fee, SIS cay 41-6t
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wv "smart," active, intellieer
wv youth, between - and Is years of age, is
wanted at this Office. None need apply unless he
can come we'll recommended.
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Corn, Slaves, and HullcttS, Afloat.
efMn BUSHELS prime white Corn
tJ!a Muiieits, 300 Ash barrel
saves iof sale by WIN COOKE.
August T. 1876
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Front Street, Wilmington, n. G.:

,TENHE subscriber takes this method of informing
IL his friends and the public generally, that be
has taken the store formerly occupied by Porter 6:
Blakes'ee, and Immediately opposite the Chronicle
Office. where he is now opening complete as
sortment Of
Saddles, Brides, Harness, Trunks. Martin.
gales, FaliSeS Carpet and saddle Bags,
Collars, Whips, Spurs, Bits
&c. &c. &c. Sc.
all of which will be warranted of good manufac-
ture and materials, and will be sold low for
Ga - "s
Having LONG ExPER1ENcE in the above bust
ness, he fatters himself that he will be able to
render full satisfaction to those who may be dis.
posed to patrenize him.
It is lis intention to keep no BOOKS, but TO
adopt the CASH SYSTEM, BY which means he
will be able to furnish articles MUCH CHEAPER than
they have heretofore been bought in This market.
UrRspairins of all kinds done at the shortest
notice. JOHN ]. CONOLET.
July 81, ls4o 46-ly
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CALL AT
CHARLES .M.4RFCH.axs

IT. YOU want to buy CHEAP GOoDS-hi.
]! l. entire stock is now offered for sale a, New
York cost He is induced to sell at cos, to close
his present stock, which comprises large assOr,.
meat of = --.
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sTATE OF NoRTH-cARo11NA:

NEW HANOVER COUSTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
June Term, A D., 1916.
I Original attachments.
summoned as garnishees
John MicRac, the following persons, viz
vs.. CBishop & Jones. VIM:
Jonathan NJ. Taylor. Cooke, Thomas II. Field
Benjamin IIaIlett, 4 VIM:
J E. Cornell.
Ut appearing to the satisfaction OF The Coat
II that the defendant In this case il not ain inhab.
Rsht of this State, absconds conceals him
self. that the ordinary process Of the law cannot 10
served nPon him; it is ordered, that publication
be made for six weeks in the Wilmington Jour
nal, notifying the said defendant to appear at tho
next term Of this Court TO be holden at the Court
house in the town of Wilmington, on the second
Monday in September hcxt, rcpEsvy and plesd 70
issue, the debts due from the garnishees will 10
condemned to satisfy plaintiff demand.
Teste, l.. H. MARSTELLER. Cfk.
July 81, 1916 tPs. fee, SIS 624.l 46-et
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NlW 5lI0o

VA ANTED.-A Lady competent 10 teach
W MUSIC VIII meet with liberal encourage.
ment in the town OF Wilmington. 47.s,
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REPORT.
MARION CouRT HoUsE, }

Of he Proceedings gfMe RuI Road Conver
finn
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BANK RATES OF EXCHANGE, w1LMrSeros
Bank checks on Philadelphia, pr. ct. prem
New York, /"
Boston, ID" q
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LATER FROM SANTA FE.

We learn, by letters received last night,
that an express arrived at Fort Leavenworth
last Saturday evening, with intelligence from
Santa Fe to the 18th ult. Gen. Kearney had
returned from the South, after very success
fuFexpedition. Most of the inhabitants, il is
said, greeted the ''stars and stripes" with ell
tire good will, the only exceptions being a.
mong the rich.
Gen. Kearney left Santa Fe on the 2d of
September, and returned about the 10Th, hav-
ing gone below, on the Rio Grande, about
one hundred miles, to town called Tome.
Every where the officers and troops were treat
ed with the utmost hospitality. Private letters
received by this express say that all along the
route, the doors were thrown open, and ia
bles spread for their reception. This move
ment of Gen. Kearney was rendered necessa-i
ry by the course which had been taken by
few individuals, and was eminently success
FIJI in its results.
On the return of Gen. Kearney, and up to
the departure of the express, on the morning
ofthe 18th of September, NOT word had
reached the camp of the movements of Col.
Prices regiment, or ofthe march ofthe bat
talon of Mormons, supposed to be under the
command ofCapt. Allen. A trader who reach
ed Santa Fe about the 10th, having left hide
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saHHz=s==-a= Cd. a=Hsaa=- '7=szsas=.
BBAT4tGa

In Montpelier, Capt. Lemuel Brooks, aged
7o--one Of the earliest settlers Or The town.
In Topsha.n, Hon. Jonathan Janress, aged
about CO. ..
At the poor house of Washington co., Pa,
Boon Buchanan, aged 1l3-was q watcr IN the
army at Bruddock s defeat, l7l5
In Coventry, Oct. %, after a short illness,
HARRIET n. wife ofO. T. Brown, Esq, and
daughter Of Rev. d, Fairbanks, 81 L,ttlctcn,
n. H., in the 9th year of her lgc leaving a
hereaved husband, infant daughter and large
endeared herself by her many alnabie quail.
ties, to mourn her sudden and carly daa;h.--
Could youth, innocence and loneliness be
security against thy shafts o thou zen De.
stroyer, then had we been epared this blow,
but thy aim is sure ard uncrriug, and thine
arrow falls alike on the loving and the loved
Editors in ~ Fl. and VI. are &C. COM
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pendence the 18th of August, reported 10 Gen
kearney that there were no troops on the
road. The death of Capt. Allen, and the
transfer ofthe command 10 Lieut.. Smith, and
subsequently, Capt. Thompson, was all I'M
known to Gen. Kearney Acting under this
information, or rather want of information,
orders had been issued by Gen, Kcarney for
the U. S. Dragons, about three hundred in
number, under the command ofMaj. Sumner
to hold themselves in readiness TO proceed 10
Upper California OH the 29th of the month
the Mormon battalion TO follow Immediately
upon their arrival at Santa Fe.
Col. Doniphan's regiment, and Mai. Clark's
battalion ofatllery, TO which Capt Hudson's
company had been attached, were TO remain
in Santa Fe, and garrison that and the ada
cent posts. Gen. Kearney, with his staff and
the United States dragons, intended to pro-
coed Immediately to Monterey in Upper Cali
fornia--n march, by the lowest calculation,
ofabout eight weeks.
From the tenor ofall the letters we have
seen, il is certain that Gen. Kearney would
set out about the 26th, and that he would not
take with him more men than, from the char
acter of the country through which they had
TO pass and to conquer, he could safely SUBJ
sist. He confidently expected TO be at Mon
terey, or the bay of st. Francisco, within
eight weeks from the time Of his departure
from Santa Fe.
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NeW York.

AT the time of going TO press we are with
out news from the election in New York ex-
cept that the city had given Wright 5000 ma.
Jorlty for Governor This is not bad consitl.
erlng the detection of Webb Nativism, SC,
wright must have lost ground in the country,
ana IT he has not succeeded it will prove an
unparalleled victory forthe Wings. We bad
rather not claim the State till we see the fig
ures' In Postscript TO part of our edition
we shall probably be able to give returns from
portion of the State.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

L4SSPN, sB.
At Probate Court, held ai Guildhaii, tri,hir
and for the District of EsSey, on the 3ls:
day of October, A. d. I~l6 Present the
Hon. William Haywood, ir. Judge.
4 copy Of the last will ami Testament ofDen-
- a. mis- Stcbhins, late Of DecrGeld in the
County of Franklin and Comro1vee'th Of
Massachusetts, deceased, DUE allowed and
proved in the Probate Court for said County
of franklin, being presented to the court
here that said copy may be filed and recorded
in this court-it is therefore ordered that all
persons concerned be notified to appear az a
session Of this court, to be held at tho Pro.
bate Office in said Guldhnll, on the Both
day of November, A. -. 1876, and show cause
if any they have, against The filing and re,
cording Of said copy Of said will, for which
purpose it is further ordered, thNt COPY ~
the record of this order be p'blished three
weeks successfully, in the CaledoniGT, PRINT.
cd at St. Johnsbury, soon as may he. f"
ISAAC CUMMINGS, Register.
a true copy of record, T454w3
Attest, ISAAC CUMMINGS, Rsgis;cr
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, If held, the following have been chosen
Opposition. Locos. V

The Atlas says-One ofthe vacancies in
Mime and one in Vermont, will, with doubt,
elect Wings The other districts can all be
represented by opposition members, if there
can but be compromise and union among
.hesevera parties that compose the opposi-
ton. Tn all the vacant districts there is a
large majority against Loco Focoism, and if
il can be made available, and concentrated
upon one man, all these districts may be yet
filled by uncompromising opponents of Polk
and Loco Focoism. .E.,.r..
We claim not to be in any wise gifted with
powers of prophecy, and cannot, therefore,
profess to predict with certainty what may be
heresult ofthe elections for members of Con-
gess yet to come. We giveybelow, table
of the probable political complexion ofthe
delegation to the next House, based upon the
best information in our possession, and judg-
ing from the recent elections:
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Terrific Gale in the Gulf.

FIFTY LIVES LosT-IMMENsE DEsrRuc-
TIoN OF Property.
The schooner, Sarah Churchman, Capt.
Baymore, from Philadelphia, via Key West,
for Brazos Santiago, arrived ut the n. f.. Pass
OH Wednesday morning, the 21st, and lnnd-
ed Com. Sloar and son from the Pacific, and
Lieut. VIM. c. Pease, of'the Revenue service,
bearer of dispatches TO Washington. They
came up to town last evening on the towboat
Jefferson. To Lieut.. Pease we are indebted
for the details of n terrible gale in the Gulf
of fury unexampled, and from which we
must not expect to hear all the deplorable eff
fects in many weeks. We will begin with
the gale as il was felt at Key West
The gale commenced blowing from the
North East the morning of the I1th Oct. BY
2 O'Clock it blew perfect hurricane. The
tide rose rapidly and the storm ragged with in
credible violence until near midnight, when
it ahated. On the 10Th it blew a moderate
gale, and gradually subsidized Every dwell
ing house, save five or six, at Key West, was
destroyed or unroofed. The custom house
was blown down, the marine hospital I'M
rooted, and it is supposed Government prop
erty destroyed to the amount of $500, 000.--
Fifty wharves disappeared and the Salt works
are destroyed. The N. S. barracks were in
jured, but suffered less than any other build
ings. Many families were turned out house,
less, but the United States Quartermaster,
came promptly to their assistance.
The loss of life is great. Many were
drowned and many killed by falling build
ings. Key West lighthouse and dwelling
attached are entirely gone. The spot where
they stood is covered by white sand-beach.
Fourteen souls persisted IN these buildings. .
Sand Key lighthouse is gone---totally dis
appeared, with the buildings connected with
it. The occupants too have persisted.
BY the following letters dated Havana, Oct.
IL, it will be seen that the gale was terrible
there: -
We have to announce with deep regret,
that we have again been visited with n terrif
ic hurricane, far more destructive in it's eff
fects upon the shipping in the harbor, than
that oflS44. 1t commenced on the evening
ofthe 10th ard lasted until III o'clock the
next morning. Out of 104 sailing vessels,
steamers and vessels ofwar in Our port, all
bur 10 have been sunk, wrecked, dsmasted
or otherwise injured severely; besides which
40 or so coasting vessels were destroyed. In
the city and environs, the injury to the build
ings, trees &c. has been immense, and many
lives have been lost. In come districts the
damage both done to the sugar cane and the
buildings on the estate has heen immense; i'm
others il has heen somewhat lighter. Tire
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SCRIPT,
GLAD NEWS ROM NEW
YORK 4!

S4NA
All accounts concur in the assurance that
the Wings have carried New York.
New York is probably REDEEMED-The
Albany Argus, (Locos) says
THE RESULT IN THE STATE.
Returns were received last night by Tele-
graph, at midnight, sufficient to indicate the
result in the State. ....
JOHN YOUNG, the Wing candidate for Gov
ernor, is undoubtedly elected. The extent
of his minority it is yet too soon to state with
certainty but it can scarcely be less than
5000.
The Albany Journal, (Wlig) says:
Young is elected Governor, withot doubt.
In ~ counties, he has gained over Wright. in
1874, 1880 votes. The election of Hamil-
ton Fish, as Lieutenant Governor, is doubtful.
Wing Senators are elected in the third 9Th.
|th, and 9Th districts, and probably in the 4h
and 9th. Without much doubt, the Wings
have elected majority of the members Of
Congress. They gain the 9Th, 9th, lIth and
18Th districts. So far as heard from, seven
Democrats and thirteen Wings ure chosen.
Eleven districts 10 be heard from. The
vacancy in the 18th is filed by a Wing
Wright has 1900 majority in the civ of New
Tork-whle, Hall, (Whig,) for CLERK, is beat
en- by only from 300 to 600.
NEW JERSEY ALSO!
Returns from only two Congressional Dis
tricts--borh Whig-and one Wing gain.