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FARMERS CLUB - this evening at7
O'Clock, precisely. at J. ". IllcKox's Office.
Subject - Shade Trees, continued.
RESPONSE.

The Union Icjoices over the news by the
Cambria, Of the abandonment of Protee,io,
by Sir Robert Peel, and calls upon The de.
mocracy' OF the West to stand by the admin.
ls'ra'lon in its efforts to substitute rereaus
tariff for that Of 1912. 1t says
no one can doubt that measures such n. ,bo..
are OF great Importance 10 us; and we do not bss,
a'e 70 en- lFess orr convcton that legislation m th,
Ancral sint towards us shall be carried on in ,nnJ
iai'h'H E'l DC met on our part By Modification NJ
our tiir4 system, conceived in spirit of corre.pond,
M UueI1Aty. fN'''-
Me2nun we hail the present British news in rsl,,;or
to the r. 9llsh Tariff as fully in accordance VII ~
sen li OF the democracy of this country Enn.
laH', heretofore pre-emncplly the ooYntry Of the s
suciNe system, Is now leading the wov !, IL ~ 800 e
pouly OF eomme'eal freedom. 1t is no, for us to be-
ouldone IN such career-a career in b,,non, y,
once with our Institutions with The yor;oJ 10y NJ
TONS ana The extended area of our country viii m.
demonstrations Of political science and vi,h ~ ,',a
cosn2ed well settled and authoritative polr,I crssi
/ of The democrat &c party N'''A
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CORRECTION.

Some scoundrcl imposed upon us lest
week, sending US a notice Of the death of
Isaac n. AUSTIN, and his wife, of West
ford. Mr.. A. and his wife are. wo are hap
py TO say, alive and well and will, we trust.
live long enough to metc GU, mcriled punish
mont to the piiilul puppy who is guilty of
this contemplate fraud. George w Burns,
Of Jerico, will please TO call on us Immediate
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APPROPRIATE.

We learn that the Seal, la,sly caught on
the ice opposite this town, was purchased BY
M3RnToN COLE, Esq, one of our citizens.
and presented by him to the " University, to
be placed in tie Museum" Such ,hoseb,.
ful libcraliy will soon make that place one Of
most attractive spots 10 crafty rational curl.
o'ity, and to gain knowledge in Natural His
tory.
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in our Western cities and we can never
compete with them in the ports OF Great
Britain. Even Lord John Russell, in
previous par, of the same speech, virtually
admits that gram would be procured from
America only when the supplies Should fail
from the continental countries. eff" said he,
{" VIC cannot get sufficient supply OF corn
" from Danzc, or from Poland, we may
obtain 1t from Odessa on the Black Sea -
or If not, we may maintain it from the Uni
ted States of America" And still more
directly TO the same purport, was the opinion
Of Lord AsnBURToN, from whose speech
upon the subject we copy the following
Notwithstanding not only from the
bearing it has upon this specific point, but
for its general views with regard to this
country:--
Lord John Ru. sell had drawn charming picture
Of two nations Of the same kindred -Enrau and
Amorta-the DrGcr clothing the latter, and The lat
ter feeding the former. Now he (Lprd AshhnrtOn)
was fat from ayng any-thing against the people OF
America with whom he had had the advantage Of
negotiation on the part Of this country. lie believed
there e wG[o many most honorable men amonos, ,be,
Mat there 1rls he least dteihood Of disiur5ance
se'o,% n nc 'Io tG4"r,Ssi e,eeyea nai n9 gooa
of the kind but we must not forget there were two
p ,'so T., 70 az G e gV'C anu Ti Il n, rb n
they did 50 that we wefo compelled, by the
rGs WIS an i.Hstrltioh Of lh3 case, whi,h ha been
50 "cn , o., 'ae a2nggf o! iePG,vvlns oh Io!Gln
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and that the South and West are usually largely III

hcvc they can rrae the pr.e 81 co''o =" uo Of ,5cr
NEGOTIATE ioshs' 10 % ~ oi.i, I n,.e,n, I linois
Michigan, beieve h9y ave 70 ,,gaC a.. atbo"s ~
for heir produce, or soo'aF conlpF" 't "lI'.',
much desired on ''s so2rca VI ~ t,.,i.,s
and be apie 10 nTGnu"'c ~ H., ths ,on
to the stock ol ihet lhie",rn ifII' - ~ va &
ton ga thi5 new sY-''' " p'',,|" 49, " 81 .r,i
now ~hat say We SFo't S"'es 81 80 ,, ,Inv
Fenns,ivania to 'hs Ptolo'eu VAP..1,''i! ,",' ,''
alord 10 ny II, ana a'c 'ocy 't'"{ 1t VI. -, n
VIII ee a'1p,tNi II my -Ig "''' w h.,
stand ahl "r c'u.,l "'' 'eio'0 ''' ""'' - N'
PlussS an P''.'''l' ,, IT,, ...,, H., oro
ANY one WoG' s0rpo q 'yu' '"o,e , W. a., o,
now JUST SVt'hs rom cU!"', ~ ''e' i 81 in
li1c seemed almost fhiil'''t' 10 "Nt' W.
r0n' would De unWh"ag 10 ''E an TnI.'i ',:
Is 'erlnn III NY IH-ii''t 20 @o. 10 an rrs
l"at wiz u" vac "o"'' "a - ,., .It,',;,,
poets Of thousands who are resting ~ qurt s'I.Ny
anon ia' iaih o. Wha' '".y eoen i',., .', ,,,
GoYeinA'eNl' ne CUES ',,n Vi "'' ,u' ''' " ~ 49,
~ our revenue a|c Hnua 70, "I j., u, ,L so a, H.
The treasury VIII ieci iIa elii'i7 ''Ilc nv t!" Wv
present year Ihe c%PeeW'Ioh VI yen iNu"y'o,' -
datles prevents the irchlns lLo'i E,hI vi Ht "
'hoH n'anl business; NoyaF lV ''1l , '',' , o
llrfo1d5 are hesd .Acd' u!lN' ' ii.""'aI I'ea
lil1 shall be s.'l.td. soy, therefore we arc 10 90
through the lierY ordeal iei II cU'i'' al ""0V',"o
cannot pFooaoiy pa ourselves VI
Than We a!e now, 10 meet l'S uon"'o i'u. 80 80
MIR. WAGER proposes 70 suu9.'"'o AZ 'no'u,'i w
spec Il, dde4, III opposition 10 Cur own experience,
and TIM OF aim staverY other country; hHNe never
set found an American Merchant Who mas NOT cen ~
favor Of speech; du"', Wherever i CAV NC uo'o VIVA,
convenience to ne importer oud me 'o'.'hYe"I'
confess 1t ls boII measure to NF"?oF 'o'' "
le 'aanH' II 'u''",y ir,s,j W., Ill Of *
Oh WIh ''.' "a ',s",,''''i o.i ia" ' i.i -.:s .,l
ADMINISTRATIONS, rom cen v, ,p' y! ga 3 ,I
II appears more CilT&n lt,H'y III H' ~; 40 ''
country ls IN n&A s. "'yn T IT, q
u eaonen Tor aI' '"S u',''.n,5 II "A y,b ,b;r
meh' ana lhe Pe'p.S urt-"' ~ '0 '''''' ''''' '~'
conaiu'n' .,....,... ,..,., ,,,,.p ,,.y,-r.
i"H I'7'N'ti u nv '.'l! " ~ ,,..l,,,,,, ,5o
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The last number Of the Enickerbocker b,,
las amusing story in the Eliior's Tabln

this amusing story in the Editors Table -
Curiosity Of Frenchmqr.-" No,hinc !.
more Characteristic Of yoar true Preneb,o.n
than his irrcpressible curiosity, which he vii
often crafty at the expense Of danper. ana
sometimes at the risk of his life, In ma,,er.
Of science, by the way, this peculiarly of Inc
grandc nation has been Of great service 70
mankind. friend relates a story pleasan,Iv
illustrative OF this Unsuitable national imnnlse
4 Partisan lawyer, accustomed only 10 French
breaktas's arrived in the morning a, Dover on
his way to London, was surprised to find , 70.
bust John Bull seated at a small side tab,e.
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our part to frame legislation looking to any such

our part, TO frame legislation looking TO any such
surrender.
the Cambria, to submit new proposal to our
Government, in consequence, it is presumed Of
the intelligence of the rejection of arbitration.
This Ministry preferred 10 understand the
course Of the President on the last offer, before
presenting any other.-AHaS Cor.
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Fran, The Gulf squadron.

WASHINGTON F-icay eTcnln-
The New-orleans Picayune Of October %, says
the revenue cut;or Van Buren, arrived of the South
West Pass or the Both ult from Vera Cruz and
the blocEndin- squadron IN the Gulf We learn by
this arrival that Capt; Carpenter and his men. the
crew Of the shipwrecked Trax'oa had reached
Vera Cruz. where they vii remain I'LL exchanged.
II was believed that Santa Anna had arrived at the
Capital and entered apon the duties OF his Office
Capt Jones of the l. :. revenue cutter Forward
has been suspended from command by Com Web
ster. for disobeying orders The Forward has cap
tured Mexican schooner loaded with corn. Two
OF the crew OF the St Mays have been guilty OF
n1u;iny and INSTRUMENTATION. One them knocked
down Lieutenant Taylor, who had reported him to
the Captain for i nlisdemcanor \ Court Marta!
was called-hc was tried-iound guilty ana sen
fenced to be hunr but it thought repricve
would be granted probably from mitigating cirrpE
stances not made public
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We have often enough complained that The To-
lo,ver. OF silas Wright 4 Co while they are eter
,,,,i,. e,,orfvia= ,iclrseIv - the perry q Il.
s,rn, and Prr-ress. do yet prove themselves IN
nraetice the deadliess enemies OF al Reform They
pra.e OF Democracy, yet vehenenily oppose Equal
and L ri~ersaI Suffrage their mouths are fuI OF
lore for the Poor and Industrious yer rhey stop IL
serr,s Inpru7 e1neut and destrO- The Protection OF
Home Industry The last Ersaia- Pet however
has recommendation Of practical Reform q sn'7-l
importance N Itself but we welcome any thing that
look. Ike Reform from that quartsr Hear! Hear:
For the Ereain= Post
Orr ASSEMBLY T:cKET-A few days si1cc tie L7t---
ing Post contained nocce that soma ot the As' es'
-t1.sant Members Of me Assembly from this city were
.--r-rlinr fo- r.corHztors On .nq1irT- We t1d iat
M. only arc one or t7vo Of them Eaki-- ee!s,i7 u
ia. erd .y,t a-e likely 10 be successful rs mus Ic;
be However much lore tneT r1ay VOW e@PFe:z 10;
our Chief Magistrate, WHO hzs just been AGAIN =.es'-
:hey mus: not be trusted. They have teee!7sd u once
and 1nust not have second chance But the one- day
our Democracy unanimously decided mat -llas "r-n
was their choice fo- Governor and selected g re-
thought; delegation 10 me state Convention iavoa2.e
20 tnei- vev-E whs TO- and behold Two OF these ce4t
rs.e When il come 20 vote 5olted our =; and Fo'ed
:Or some ono. person
Tn. fact appears not 10 oc generally Known ina; =. Q
Of The Se-York members OF the Syracuse Contention
voted against the nomination OF S:ss right now We
say look 20 our Assembly ticket Do not t-7ist
We were loud n our condemnation i cae SINAI =A'
last winter and told him plainly re could never 'lsr
present Us again Let u te - good q our WORD LII
Us ty 10 redeem the character o; oGT Democracy loF
consistency and only select men VINO VIII 's
represent Us out who least vii ag 'aeir '9e74 s''
u-| ,try JyfsY
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ry-sEE OUTSIDE or TO-DAY's PAPEK.-s "a
The state.

We have recent letters and verbal tdings from
the Counties Of CArUoA, ONEIDA. LEWIS MoST-
ooaERY, Essex, DUTcHEss and SUFFOLK. They
strengthen most sangu!ne expectations Of q
Wing trirmph on the first Tuesday Of November
We confidently expect the election OF YoUNG by o
handsome majority. and FISH by one smaller. per.
haps, but sufficient, with Wing gain Of at least
three Senators. four to six Members Of Congress.
and many Assemblymen. AL the bug bears and
clamors of weak brethren and interruptions foes
cannot preven, the Wings from voting, and voting
their own tried and true candidates which is all
that is needed to ensure success. Wright will lose
bis majority Of s44 in eight Counties. and we trust
nearly as much more in the rest OF the State. Let
but the Wings do their duty aud our victory will
be one Of the most signal ever witnessed in New
York Work work
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New Publications..

- YAHKEE DooDLE' is the title OF spicy
Saturday paper after the manner OF Punch, which
makes is first appearance this week We nave found
no time read it, but the frontspece is fully equal to
Punch, except that don't in the proprety OF
putting cigar in Ysnkee Doodle's mouth on the a.
sumption that there is lack of brains in his
head Several of the spirited and we presume
the letter press IS equally w. H. Graham, ij6 Mas
sau-st is the publisher.
~ The AMERICAS REVIEW. for October opens
with able article on the Veto Power and its appca
ton the improvement of Rivers and Inland
Harbors Tran.stors OF Homer Il the title Of the longest
paper in the number-learned and interesting Notes
by the Road-How one Lives in Paris will probably be
more interesting to the Of readers Education Of
Woman il the hodest the most important the mos,
useful We have not time TO speak farther but the
number is very good one. &c H. Cotton is NASSAU
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MARYLAND Election

BAc-IroaE- FF.daF ETsalns
From, The additional Election returns Fec'iyoc 70
dav the result m the State may safely be set down
as follows Senate. ID whi-s and ; Loco-Focos-
House Of Representatives, - " ilgs aad :. Loco
Focos There has been terrific ire at icksours'
whole square OF buildings was burnt TO the
rrouad- The Weston Nal has not arrived Flour
has uletviti, slight decline to-day The stock
market holds tiru. and there IS no change IA State
and CT, Securities. We have no local news,
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~ In Democratic Wing Young Men's a'en-
ernl oInmittee-Thursday Evening, oct si9.
Re,orsd, That the Democratic wbig Young Men o. me
City and County SewYofk be requested 70 IA
their several Wards the several places aeslgaea bs
low y O'Clock Tuesday Kyeong next s!2n as 70
select ten Delegates each OF te. respective
attend the State Convention TO be- neio 90 o.
"Wednesday the 2st day Of October INST al ~ A. NJ 10 re-
fpond 10 tbs " hg State Nomination. inafe AZ UteS
By order Of the Democratic Whig Yon ng lcns General
Conmitlee. THEO. T. TOMLISSnS, Chairman.
NsTHL @. BRADFoRn, Assist Chm.
ROBERT g. CAHPBELL,}
1ss5sT SIL ssSr }secretaries.
T. Broad-sL House, cor Broad and Pearl 'ls
H. Second Ward Hotel, No 81 Nassan-st
III. Head Quarters, No. 2ol WashiDgton-,t
~. Shakespeare HOirl, cor Wihnm and Duane SIS
Wharton House, 1853 West Broadway.
VI. Peter Mines, Harmony Hai
VII English Com ard Csss Schooi-room " Markell Il
VIII. No. Mercer st
TX. Northern Exchange. BecchcI-st
x. St Dsvids Hall 2f2 Walksrst.
XII. The American. cor. Third st and avenue e.
XII. NJ McGuire's, Harlem. Tlird-av.
XIII The house Of JuInes Green, j Sherf-s'.
XIV. Broadway House. cor. GranJ.st. and broadway
XIV. Constitutional Hall, $50 Broadway.
XVI. .Sevcnh.nvcnue House.
XVII. Henry Clay Home, avenue a. cor Ffst-s
XVIII. Black Swan Tavern cor Thfdav and @th-s
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would lake - and he aaaIy ccncludei 10 scseP, =
which was rai ard ulsrriag. Finc ohfsined and tls
ceremony pFlcc.icd C,;rran S.ys &c did not Srec to
~ ra,, ~: yuu,ln Evans his wI:c. After me iock
NJ ar y 1.- yilrr, lsgrs -c,ri aa' pot - = EI n
the morning found himself rlius bis TSich ana money
The watch has been recovered ea clothes money Snd
al the rest are missing The men snd women shove
naEe concerned l. the stair have ec;n arrested aha
are held 10 answer.
CsSKex OF EMBExzLsNxSr-Mr. Colt Of the
Colt s Robinson Of tue oans Telegraph yes;er
day appeared ac the Police Ofice and entered com
plsint against Young named Hiss c Caldwell
wto formerly n the employ OF McsSrs c. r. snd
whom b, charged with having crihezzlsd box OF Tin
Fol worth abou; SIoo winch he EMPLOYED to se,
from the store OF RuSh1on s CO. II Brosj~ay sni
which instead OF tSluc McSSrs. Coli Robinson he
sold 70 Mr. AspinwSil IN Wlhsuist The accused says
that Colt & Robinson indebted 20 him and be took
til. means 10 obtain his due Held 10 saswer
STATE PRISON SrArI>TIc>.-0wenB Brennan. Esq
DEPUTY Sheri- has politely furnished IL with The fol-
lowing State Prison Statistics viz Number OF males II
Prison Oct 1915 7e1 received INTO prison during The
wear 3 total 1920 Discharged % expiration OF term
1911 pardon g died il prison ~ sent TO Asylum .
suicide IN their cells = drowned l toia! 20! Number
o! males in prison Sept 3oth. lsi6 rs Number o. e'
males IN prison Oct l. ISIS oil, Tcccved into prison
;u-ir- the wear 81 teal % Discharged 6y expiration
Of torn, y pardon ; sent Asylum died IN prison
,o.sl -; Totsl number in prison, Oct. /, i>in -
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= Hon JACOB BRIyKERHoFF Loco NJ.
from Ohio. who undertook 70 exercise little indie
pendence on the Texas and then on the Taritf
question. out was disgracefaIy scourged back into
the traces, having been dropped by his cons'itu'
cnts. now wakes valorous and determined dc
has issued an Address the People Of his District
in which he claims the merit Of having originally
drafted the provso against Slavery in any territory
we may acquire from Mexico which was offered
BY Mr. Wilmot and adopted by the House he
rejoces over the indications OF anti Slavery senil-
ment among the Loco Focos Of Ohio, and concludes
# hail them with delight, as afording unm;s;akable
indications tina; the day past when subseryency to
southern dictaion is made the standard OF political or
,hodoxT and when Northern Representatives. required
- be more socous tor Southern interests than ne Is
for those OF his own section.
an respectfully yours,
.f.cOB BRISKERHOFF.
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S,Nps's S,RS,r,siLlA Among III" names OF ihcsew hO
have enriched the gardens and fields OF England with
fu plants are those OF Sir Waller Raleigh who introduced
The potato iron, this continent Sir Anthony Ashley Whose
Introduction VI the cabbage commcmorate On his tomb,
and SIR Richard Weston. who fret sowed clover seed
brought from Flanders IN the English mealows History
however has preserved the name Of tie discoveret
Sarsaparo, plant whose hbrous roots worth aas
above named vegetable productions, valuable stnn
them to be- Who that Eas witnessed is effects whoa H.
minstcred in the form Of Sandss Sasapatila will ieny
this position Surely who has the seyolou,
patient before and after proper course OF this remedy
who has observed the surprising facility with which IL 10
lva.es every trace OF ulcercus and cuauecus diseases
Will affect to deny that the reputation enjoys has beer
Northily ohtsiD-d.
Prepared and sold. wholesale aud retail, By A. D. \
SANDS, Wholesale Dfuggist5. loo FGiton-sL corner u
Wliain-sL 2T5 Broadway, aud n East broadway, New
York. Sold also By Druggists generally throughout the
United States. Price 81 per bottle, OF six bottles for -
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INSTRUCTION IL THE FRENCH LANGCAGE.-We
have often expressed the opinion that Manescas
Oral system offers the best method for the study OF
French az ii is truly philosophical and conforms per
ecty to the process OF Nature in teaching children their
mother tongue. We are confirmed and more in
this opinion both by practical results coming under our
observation where the system has been used and by
comparison with the various plans OF authors and teach
ers brought before the public sound and scholarhke
knowledge OF the French any other foreign language
can only be acquired upon the Oral system which is the
thing daily conversation with natives oLen-
dor who has lately prepared books for teaching several
deren, languages has taken The essential principles OF
his plans from Manescss System, although in detail Of
arrangement ii is different. We have two three
teachers this City who have been emneny success,
fu in using Manescas Oral System his daughter, Mad.
Durand who had the advantage OF MS instruction.
is teacher who by the faithful discharge OF her
duty her scholars fails her pupils entire
satisfaction We refer with great pleasure 10 the adver
tiscment OF her Classes now forming for the winter.
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MAlNE-Calais Wing orono. &c. do Bucks
port, &c. / Loco Frankfort l Loco So far as
heard from the Wings have elected 50. the Loco.
Focos 40 Representatives. 1t is now pretty well
asccrtaincd that there is no choice in the With
Congressional District, consequently there are but
two Members elected Wing and Loco.
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- To De- BlNsDXLL. Dentist 81 Broadway We
would recommend our friends who obliged To en-
pcy Dentist The thousand. who have been benefited
by his dental operations speak il the highest 9,
his method OF inserting Artificial Teeth. The beauty
fnish and durability Of his splendid Teeth highly
priced by those who have tried them. such OF OF,
friends who are fortunate enough to his prch,
sious services will be delighted with the beauty and
perfection ofhis work. which cannot be surpassed.
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- THx PLUME N,rtoslt DAovEHsiAS GAl,r,,
on the Fv corner Of Broadway snG Murray st. eose,
usual to he hrongcd with visitors searching :,
TAG sulile Of themselves. which they oStla, "a,
moderate 10 greater perfection than any ok,
place Of The Kind tia; we know Of
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Maryland Election.
Two Senators to come in.

The Baltimore County Delegates are lndepend-
ents, elected over the regular Loco ticket
Nearly al the Counties 10 come in almost al.
ways Wing entire
Wig gan, Senators, L. House. Loco gam, l
Senator The State is strongly Wing.
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M. , Of Iardner,, Lcc,ur,.

This Number, which We have iuss rcprin.rd, /. "a,
,csdy and orders can now &c supplied. hwogd D. We,
or all who have npercc; sets to complete then, co..
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I.oco.Eoco Nom,nation..

-NXT.A Congress Dis!rict -RosyKI H. SHAM
LAND (Hunker} for Congress
Montgomery Co.-Fraucis Newkirk. for Sheriff
A. E, veeder ior Clerk stephen Yates c Il Skllen for
Assembly
CREME CovNrY-An Equal Rights ticket has
been formed IN this County consisting q CEIsrorsEs
l. SIsSSrKp OF Durham tor Sheriff; ASA W LEE OF
PSsusvilie for Clerk GxoxsE BEACH OF Hunter oLSEr
{, WsieEr o. coSsacAie Tor Assembly. Greene Ccun
ty politics are rather fosy shout these days bu; they
viii clear up
IL The Looo,Fooos OF the Mild Congress
District having nominated AussuRx BIRpsAL1
(Hanker Q; Bgoome, the Barnbarners have brought
out GiDEoS 0. CRAsE OF Tiosa Burner, As a
stump candidate asains, him NJ. Chase 7sas last
Fall elected 10 the Assembly over the regular Hun,
ker candidate OF his party. The Wings have made
no nomination.
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CHARGED WITH FITTING our NE>SkL To MD
N TIE SLAVE TKADE.-Ycsterday forenoon Charles G.
Barton Lieutenant L. : y sent home III charge OF TIE
brig Cssket entered complaints before Charles l.
Woodbury. Esq. L. :. Commissioner viz one alleging
tina, Capt s Woodbury. OF the Casket had ntted
her out with intent OF aiding in the slave trade on the
coast OF Africa and another alleging that stephen tos
ter chief mate Henry Lspham. I'd mate and Strat'cn
Du;ton HILL Pierce and Solomon, all colcred seSmen
were concerned in the iit;inc out OF the Ca'ket
The defendants were brought before the Commission
cr in the afternoon, by Col Barnes L. :. Marshal and
in answer to the complaints pleaded Not guilty The
examination was postponed I'LL this day. Capt Wood
bury gave bail in $1,000 tor his appearance and the two
mates in 81 coo each. The -eanen. in default OF bail
were committed The mates and seamcn are also held
IS witnesses against the Captain. Boston Post 9th
FROM BELrzE-By the Montserrat Capt. Gray,
we have received es OF the Belize Honduras Observer
to the 2th September The following paragraph is ali
that VIC md worth copying On the 'th inst We were
visited by very squall OF wind and rain accom-
panied by thunder and lightning Several vessels drag
ced their anchors and two went ashorc-Sut were got
oh next day without damage Boats and doreys broke
admit on s sides and bcachcd driven out into
the hnrbor. OF them materially damaged y large
quantity OF mahogany got loose was forced over the
bar and carried Souhcrly-some Of which has not yet
been recovered.