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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11

The TARIFF IN osio,-on receiving the news
OF the passage OF McKay's bill, the friends Q! Pro
,ecrion and the TsiF Of 10 at Columbus, Ohio
held large meeting n the Stats House yard on
the evening Q: the 9Th inst Hon JosrsH RiDe-
WAY presided, and the meeting was addressed by
Hon THOMAS EWING and g GALLOWAY, Esq
Among the resolutions adopted was the following
Resolved Ths; iascgioe OF our banner REPEAL!
and so into this resolved 70 DO 70
cure Ohios Delegation IN the next Congress favorable
TO the Repesl Of the odious Just fastened
ne country and the sdopdon OF measure based on
the principles recognized by the Tariff OF 1912 We in
ve to aid Us Ia this work every who has 81 Amer.
lean neas who believes the interests OF his country
worth preserving and Is willing rally around TIE old
standard OF True Democracy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11

LARGE FIRE N LyyS-Abour one o'clock Sun
day morning Ere WIS discovered n the extensive six
dyeins snd pra,;nx establishment, situated N the vest
part this village which together with al the on: bull
su-led TIE loss estimated al from $1,000 $500
The buildings al owned g Nessr= AIey and Ful
Ter. OF Lynn TIE dyca- and printing es:AoEs-rent
Boston: and he spice ana srlst-ill By NJ Berry o.
Lynn NJ Chaee insured for $500 and Mr.. Berry
for $1,000 lBo.,ou Alas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11

y coscREss We presume adjourned yesterday
G. u o'clock, but we are without our usual Tele-
graphic Dispatch and therefore know nothing Of the
closing scene Our faith, however, that the session
Il really ended consoles Us under the disappoint.
menr we feel on account of the failure Of the Tele
graph TO perform its Office. Perhaps the lightning,
In the exubcrance Of its JOY ut being relieved from
the dsagreeable task Of trans hitting the doings Of
Loco Foco Congress, has gone a frOlicking and
forgotten 70 record the act Of adjournment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11

MAPS GUIDE Books AND ENGRAvINos.-H :. Tau
ner No 237 Broadway, next doo- Park place has Just
issued and greatly improved editions OF his Pocket
Travelling Maps and Guidcbooks, al reduction OF
about one hall from the former prices and they by for
the cheapest aud best travelling works published the
country. These maps got UP with great deal Of
expressly for travelling purposes showing all the
By railroad stage steamboat and canal turnpike
and common roads with the ds,ances alons the roads
from place to puce distinctly marked, neatly bound IN
pocket
Also, Large Maps of the World, Europe Asia Africa.
North and South America and Uuied States intended
for the of Schools, These Maps form complete
body of the geography of the world, and publ. he'd
in set end have been supplied TO the Public schools
throughout the State OF Pennsylvania. well
other Staes in tho Union. aud arc recommended by
Teachers and Professors generally.
just received, supply Of Colonel Trurbuns full.
length Portrait of Wash!ngton-.a splendid Mszsoanr
Engraving by Warner, from the original painting at
Yale College. Booksellers agents and others would do
we'll call and examine the stock Liberal deductions
made for casb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11

Da. FELIX GouRArD's Ir,LnN NEGLECTED soAr-,I IN
admirable ernoen I. BIZ common conssbi s.eu a 70
as ren!edv for Biotches Pimpes Pus,ules scuif sn,
Freck!e. Sunburu all kinds OF GU Pl0s and every Spe
ries of deterioration OF the skin. All competition bas
been Completely d-anced by is invaluable composH!oE.
Inc demand for which within the last SIX months has IN
ceased rqore than hundred per cent Tar c=arees
and freshrss winch irpars 10 n. coEipexoc IaT9
rendered i proverbis as beauunef 0. NE SKIN aud no
d,e.rg.,0ou can be considered furnished with proper
i, thnt acks Go.roafS i1Gn Hedeated Soap II beauty
be- as is asserted only DEEP !, Is the more important
hs tie thin covering which lovetiness resides should oe
kep, IN it, present and most attractive state
BIZ. GocaAus's GEEctAs HAIR DYE, Tor co!orng rsu,
mas completely superseded all the old and de!eer0ds pro-
psratons for that purpose PocDREs sCsTLEs Tor ofan
caring hair from arms, pa and eyebrows
The LILY WHITE made By the Doctor, 10 oy eofnn1oy
conseut allowed 10 the e1ceen article Tor oesI
fv!rg the complexion thai greced iads's or Eens
mans toilet Liquid Vegetable Rouge for cFIinsonng ye
lips and cheeks. These supe!lUrve cosmetics, DEs'i,S
with large stock Of choice perfurnery and fancy
are 10 be FAD genuine only DR.. r. T. Gourauds aep ~
Waker-eL Grst door Broadway, aEc ice Asepe' w
BE,Ls's celebrated Hair RestorGure =. RI
AGEsTs-Jorton, Milk-st Boston Ce'ieoa an
Lowell; Greel = Co. Worcester Us wa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11

ry- WHITE TgETn ForL BREATH, HEALTHY o. -.
cy.lo and unheaihy Teeth AFTER being once or f~les
ceoS Win The amber Tooth Paste have the appesrares
III H. ro beautiful ivory and, a the TINE. ~
innoc.Ei and eaGuis.tey hne, that consisn.
fsy use 1. nj hy edgentag -ous. even 70 those teeth ~
az n yood condition giving them beautiful pols5, sc
or,n,i 2 premature decay. Those ereaay deesysd
prevents from becoming worse i also asiens sacs - ae
bose and By perseverance, VIII recder The fou!ss .es
d.;car.ly While and r1skn the breath delicious;
Sold pnce IS cents, 81 The sign Of the American L1sss
AZ Chzthar.-st 4l3 Broadway " T. and lS fa!In-sS
Brooklyn, Safest Boston, Ledger Buidn 5MS
telphs, 80 L!oery-st Pittsburgh au aroo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11
The Uaron the Rio Crante.

We have just seen letter from an intelligent
oce7 OF the army ;he Lower Mississippi TO friend
IN This city which says General SCOTS calculations for
opening the campaign against the Interior OF Mexico are
considered in Ugh military quarter, already proven
TO De sound and udieoUs. The writer adds ths; me
Nenrucky and Tennessee horse vounteerss supposed b.
Gen : 20 be Indispensable not likely 70 reach he
Rio Graude before the middle OF October.
Editors National intelligencer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11

~ Hon WILLIAM H CRAWFORD was norins-
ted by scclsmation SIS the Wing candidate for Con-
gress in tine Id Dissyic. Of Georsis, by Conven.
ton held st Americas on the 18th ult. Nj c. is
one OF the most talented and popular young men in
Georgia and we are not withou, hopes OF his ciec-
ton. although the Dstrc, has heretofore been Loco
Foco. Hon. ALFRED IvERsoS is his opponent,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11
Things In Philadelpbis.

tailAoEtfAiA- August I0ta- $40
yesterday our city was visited With most VIC
lent storr1 Of rn accompanied by powerful ,=nd and
viv:d lightning 4 number Of censSs were fled with
wafer and several trees upsoe.ed By the h.ry Of
the wind well considerable dsrsSe being done &c
OF tie smaller craft the Delaware Ii Is feared
aai lives have been lost though have 10, al ye,
heard Of any.
a lad named John Somers was seriously injured
b. filling FROM tree Saturday last.
\ fireman named William Hacker was arrested
and broueh Before Mayor charge Q: :aeiar no;
during an slarua of ire on Friday evening
The Girard Bank resumed resulsr BANKING busI
this morning; the have paid OF Ill the old
debts OF the institution.
SALES OF Srocxs-First Boayd-50 Girard 81 Sscsra
Board 20 VI and Mechs Bk 23t 10 do @! 50 Girard
81 TO- alter Second RodrG--$l 900 state o. 7Q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11
Business Notices.

PtUMBE's NATIONAL DAGrERaEAN GALLrRY 95l
BRoApw,Y-The recent additions to the collections 10
the above Gallery OF value teeming with pro
fund beauty and instead OF falling behind his former
specimens they carry his fame upward 10 yet
higher point than had attained and leave in the mind
OF the behoder the impression that in thorough nvesu
CATION and superiority OF skill Plumbe is the foremost
OF the age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11

Now the actual duty on Champagne Wine nm
posed by the Wing Tariff OF ~ is torty cents per
gallon see sec clause So and on Turkey Carpets
ftlyfre cents per SQUARE gard (see sec / clause 81
which we are confident viii average higher than
these articles viii pay under the new 30 per cent.
ed vaorems The Wine duties have in good part
been destroyed by an absurd if not corrupt decis-
ion OF a Loco-Foco Secretary Of the Treasury. who
took the responsibility Of pronouncing them IN
consistent with treaty with Portugal in levying
sisty cents per gallon on the costly Madeira while
the ordinary cheap red wines OF France, Austria.
&c are admitted at sir cents per gallon. BY this
outrageous decision the duty on Madeira has been
Gu, down 10 a trihe, but through no faux OF the
Whis Tariff or its supporters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11

Adv.
MitTAsY.-Ihe Brooklyn C;,v Guards and ,hs
New England Guards aired w,a he CIV Cu.ris On Ss.
5rdsy All rroon al Fsaeui, Hall A;,es DINER Tie
n:GoS-!o Company were escorted from the Ol3 Cradle
vdeaee depot where they took the Selocs sr
'suN'oeHee' - = Roston Aass.
SAD ACADEMIA Young man named Ezra
-. Hs ao-2s We. Saowc 10 grea; portion OF our
49," Hie' VIZ al cnc.r;e!y enc saturday Last. rs
-, % d .ss u jan ga and on Saturday Afternoon
went ea N company with two others i, king vhio "a
the ac' OF jumping f.o ala-ge Boa, Into smaller ore
&c e'' zen me TWO mo the water and yss drowned
ADV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11

II The 4AlbQxy Alias, Gov. Wngh,s organ,
wonders whether The Tribune will adhere il The
election for Governor
Ito the no.party professions which it made 81 the
opening Of the Constitutional Convention
We knew the Executive Organ was rather small
light. but we have hitherto supposed the editor
head capable OF holding TWO ideas. 1t seems how.
ever that he regards expressed aversion 10 Par
~ predominance III the forming OF State Constr
tuition as pledgias us to oppose and condemn any
reference TO Party considerations in the choice OF
Governor We surely never intended any thing
OF the sort. Party action is as proper in ITS place
as sny other seton but we do not think il we'll ps-
ced in the Constitutional Convention Others, how
ever will think they please and act on their own
convictions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11

CHOLERA MoRsrs AID BOWEL CoA1tNsT;-asaa
JAYyE No South Third-st Philadelphia, Is wlAHy |"
yusrnny that his Carrntnsire Baisa viii
ChoIc Cramps Gripping Pains, Cholera A01bas, SUNNI
Com plant, sid otter arrangements OF TIE s'oSases
Bowels in ninety pae vi hundred ana u .
tar half they can be effected BY my oSrr near
II Ia extremely pleasant and children are fona ~ y.
equally ehectual for cduhs children aal -
directions followed ald Is not e-SStoe -.
money Will be eeerfuIly returned. Pnee = ana " Se-A'
per bottle ,.th-
Ihis article never falls IN giving relief For sas y
aus 5, r g, SERF0ED "a Hros6wsJ, PSs''7 VIC 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11

SOLAR LAMPS CAMpHENE LAMPS cHNHrELyEns. Gil
nANpoLEs AND HALL LANrrRSs.-Dietz. Brother 6
Co. No 1879 WiIiamst. manufacturing and have al.
ways hand full assortment of the above mentioned
aces and various other goods in their Line, which they
will sen AZ wholesale retail AT low prices for cash.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11
Total, changes,
Wing gain, SO far. Is. Last year 10 Loco maj
Little doubt of Wing Legislature.
REPRESENTATIVES, fd7.
Last year. Locos ahead in these Counties
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, aug 4 1916
DEAR SIR keep COOL do believe we have licked
the Locos this time few Counties only have been
heard from--they favorable. Hendricks 100 major
ty for Marslsi; Marion 50 do; Vigo 700 do Hancock
70 DO We have gain in this County in Members OF
Legislature III give you farther tomorrow.
Your friend &C
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11

SUSPICIOUS NEsSEL.-Capt. Bieney OF bark Gaii.
leo this port yesterday boarded 2ih III, i, az
- TO- Ion. - W. by officer from the revenue cutie,
Morris. who reported that vessel in chase brig
40 tons. showing Mexican colors and that hey We.;
pilo,boat her days previous, and saw %
men on deck. Boston Cour 10th
YET UyESowS-The soop Boston. which was
supposed have been the vessel and SINK Oh
MontauS Point few nights since, has arrived az he,
destination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11

FRoN PoSr AZ PLArr.-We learn from Can't.
Hincad of the schooner Hudson thar days previous
20 his sailing Presden, Santa Ana hsd le Gio,ies
ses,ie the difficulties with the Hayden Government;
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Total .3i2

Marshall ahead 1855 Clay do. 1921; Polk had a3i4
majority in the State We fear Marshall has not over
come L.
p Reports that Marshall has gained zoo On Gays
vote in Washington Co. and nearly as much II CLARK
Co.-Loco rcng holds Franklin. Loco as usual
prpprerS- .7rvEs-Ioss and Gan criy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11

Il Northern H1tg who asks Us TO republish
What we .aid 10 the grim and awa1hy miners. ETC. on
the election of POLL sha be accommodated a, some
tine when our columns are less crowded than al present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11

y The Wings OF the XXud District OF Penn,
sylvans have nominated D. I, HAYS, Esq OF Mev-
Ger Co as their candidate for Congress. The Dis
ss'st Is now represented BY William S. Garin
Locn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11

sANDss s.ssApARLLAInth this preparation combined
and concentrated all the medicinal properties necessary
regulate and gTe tone TO the digestive organs and TO pur
f the blood from the elements Of disease In The very pro-
Of its formation II power and vyor
10 the stomach and the secretory causing he 70
produce pure md healthy for the blood
the whole system and eradcaes only serofcla, kings
evil liver complaints, and the whole Tribe OF erupve ts
but all such spring from imperfect digestion and
impure circulation It's efficacy auested by thousands d
ard scrouous patients who hare been restored
By it. healing power.
Prepared and sold wholesale ard retail by a. 3. & D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists. 100 Fuon-st corner OF
Wil!am-st 30 Broadway, and II East Broadway, New
York Sold also By Druggists generally throughout lbs
United States. Price 81 per bottle, six bottles for g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11

Dr.. THOMAS o. EDWARDS OF Fsirfeld Co.
Is inc Wing candidate for Congress in the Ix,h
District OF Ohio, now represented By ION. Anr,,x,rs
I. Peran. Leco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11

s<r IsE NEWS brought by the Grea, Western
VIII be found on the Frs, Page OF cur Morning ras,,
to-day, Il presen:s feature Of snv psr,,snl,- w.,
nortsncc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11

II PHALoy's MAGIC HAIR DYE, new and iuyaluabls
discovery warranted neither wash of, beDg
Liquid DYE which lns,sDtaneOusy changes the color Of
the Hair beautiful brown black, without injury 70
the hair -in The great superiority OF this Dye coz
s,ls in the easy mode Of application and Instantaneous e.
-ca other Dyes requiring from ten to twelve hours u
produce any change is superior excellence will be ap
paren; 10 every one upon II single application Country
geucrneu nave bottle forwarded them By express
by sending enclosed z. Phslon 81 Broadway Jgd
sons Hotel Price ~ per bottle with fuL directions lof
City gentleman requested 10 call al ie eepO sno
have their whIsker, dyed aua eouu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11

psArH OF An EpIroK.-The Detroit Advertise
of the 6,h inst, announces the death of FrsHSR ANEs
KAsr,So, Esq oae OF The editors Of that paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11

NiBLo's-rh,s establishment great entertainments
this everins-Bset ana Comic Psnlomime the former
supported By that superb artistic Mile Bangy, aided BY
Nous HcIr and Mime Leon javelii; the latter. which S
magnificent 10y Gabriel Rave, and all the tsrniy. TIE
scenery oud dresses OF these pieces picturesque and
gorgeous in The extreme Tomorrow II. flacdc. Be,SJ
~ Col Chafhn the Nirgiuian Dwarf. has proved
profitable card the Manager ct the American Museum;
standing between the Mammoth Bows his dlInutlVe per
appears 20 dwindlc down 10 almost nothing. The
0rang Ou,ang aud Twin Cafres ~! OF fuu rohc.
Performances this afternoon and evening The iavor;tc
Crest Western and The popular Miss Wheeler appear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11

FIRE AT w ALLISGFoRp.-We learn thar the
Paper Button Factory OF Mr. Pc1.eroy OF waIl,pcorS
1908 IRE on TUESDAY night II the kiln and consumed
bAk.aS process. [New.Esvsa aerslS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11

.F@ The appointment OF our friend and school
mate, w. L. g. SMITH, as Postmaster at Buffalo
in place of Philip Dorsheimer, the Loco-Foco in
cumbent, is the mos, distinct and positive act OF hos
tility yet made public on the part OF Polk, Marcy
X Co TO Wright, Flagg and our State dynasty
Mr.. Dorsheimer is the old Van Buren, Postmaster
restored by Mr. Polk and backed by very strong
local and State influence. We believe be has new
err suspected the bolt we ana others have seen pre-
pairing Washington. in the frequent gatherings
there OF the prominent Old Hunkers TO fall on his
devoted head. He has only quietly wondered why
the lazy Senate did not confirm his nomination
We reckon he is rubbing his eyes about these days
the intelligence that Polk sent has name
to The Senate at all but has finally transmitted that
OF our Hunker friend instead who being readily
confirmed walks into the Post Office and hangs up
his hat, cool as an iceberg Solomon found several
wonderful concatenations OF things III his day but
had he lived in ours the way OF Loco-Focos with
one another would have stood at the head of his
list
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11
~sEE OUTSIDE OF To-DAY's PApER.-1

T,sse,er, and Other, leaving the City in the aser
noon are informed tha, an Esets Edaion Of ra< TIT
I4ss Is printed every day containing the Stock Sales
a.rle.s News by the Southern mall &c up 10 o'clock
., ,nuuriny of the H.wsboys for the ErenhrS Edition
n TIE Tribune every one will be able take with him
d. ,s,es, news Up to the t;,ne of leaving the City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11

-" When the system has been injured by the us.
OF caomel quinne alcohol, or by any other cause
nothing will permanently remedy the evil a. Dr.
BEExMANs sYErP and PILLS Office 4e! Cor,laud-at
NeS.Ynrh
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BROOKLYN AEFAIRs

y Rev. DE- Norr. President OF Union College
p7esehed on Sunday lAs; a, tie Church Of tho e.lss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11
Naked Living.

There is table OF comparative duties under the
Tariff OF 42 and that just passed in picked st OF
articles now running the rounds OF the Loco-Foco
nsners It commences thus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11

IT. Nh E. A EDozRroS, formerly an agent for our
publications Is requested 10 write us forthwith.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11

- Weregret to hear Of the death OF Judge Gle
rnent Dors-v, OF Maryland who died suddenly Thurs
dav nigh; last AZ Por- Tobacco where he holding
session OF the County Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11
North Carolina.

UtlCt OF OIu .'Ol,I 1Ibsf'
ELIZABETH CITY. August .5oclock, A. NJ.
GLORIOUS NEWS.
Loco .Focoism defeated. We have only time
to state tina, all ia o. x Grshams majority in this pas
quotank) Counsy IS about 800 Perquinons 225 Cam
den one precinc, heard from, Old Trap, 3c2
But the best is. Ehrnghaus, the Wing candidate
for tn. sena;e is elected by majority of TO-" being 90
majority in this, and &c majority in Perquimons T.
Skinner the candidate for the Commons is elected by
ls3 majority in Perquimons j Barnard, the Wing can
ddate goes out of Camden into Currituck Isl ahead of
Shaw anc If the vote is the the last time he Is
certainly elected.
William Clarke, on the Commons is elected over w
F. Martin by 200 majority
Paine is elected IN ChowRn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11

@FIRE N ALsASY-On Monday morning a FIRE
broke our il the brick Exchanged occupied
coffee and spice factory 5y Mr. Chase The building
was completely gII.eo saq III. en1Ee s,oeS OF
his stock L: the Natioral Insurance Co of New.
York The building. East aad West o. that destroyed
we're damaged IN the roofs. The building IN Dssnst
occupied as Temperance boarding house sustained
considerable damage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11
BIT THE SOUTHERN MAIL,
Correspondence CT tie National ia.ellisrnsc.:

Correspondence CT TIE National Ia,erseuccr.
"EIErcH August $, lsi6.
y have ou,v e1ne sag that the election returns.
so ia a. received afford guaranty !hst our good old
STATE nss szs:r proved 20 herself se 70 the Wig
psy snd Tue 70 The est Interests OF the vFao!e cocn
Or Wris Governor viii be reelected hr greatly
increased .sjorry AID here i doubt ;ast re ssSl
have WINK r.aio.:.y Il ne Legislature. or cir; ballot
ranging frcr twenty 70 tni-:v We lave only beard
:o=a zbour K. COUNTIES i -e. CUT Q: sevvaty our
81: .aer are counties which Usually decide me
complexion o; re Legislature Orange COUNTY Tor n
stance which .erG: 5ve members exercises swsyS 81
important influence on the Legislature. This yea- Te
nave elected four Why ard Loco so isr as heard
from We have Gained rvc Senator'S where We needed
strength and lost ore Coz,roner. n watch body our
rasor!ry last session twenry-two. You may rest
assured TIA; shall send yos Wing Senator's next
Winter. notwithstanding The Unions indignant ap
peal 10 the people o; The State And you
smother STATE this Co.f-Geracv xa;ca always
well North Cs-olns and makes little fuss pa
-sGe e5out II ,"
RANSOM 4. GILLET, Of s. Laie-sacs.-W-e can-
not ascertain whether this ulas.srspr OF P7oscrip
ron has been confirmed or rejected. The Nat. In
telligencer Of Yesterday says
We Lean that the nomination which mas oeea hung
u Gurnz ne.-y TIE whole OF the session. Of r en-
tE- 20 De Register OF me Treasury <ss confirmed
Per contra the Baltimore American
The Senate hsve rejected the nomination of Nj Gil
LET otNew YORK Of the Treasury Department He vas
r5s.ed b. three majority
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4cs wa;er.a on l.,s Friday a.As dc IA ia.

coRoSER's OErlcE-Yse.erias-A incus,.
held No. es9 Desneey.s on tie sdv Of cnisrr
woGsa named Cynthia Bogsrt WHO died suSdenly a, ia
above place. Verdict ol ows-Des,h sy heDs,r.sen
Of Tie lungs and dlopsy OF the ehest