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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-30
Highway Robbery in Vermont.

correspondence OF INC IrIOuhe
P. o. MIDDLEpURY, VI. April "a, 1876.
II. GREELEY, EsQ-Dear Sir: ] hasten TO in
form you of highway robbery which was committed
on the mountain, between Roystou and this place. on
Thursday last. The circumstances in relation TO the
case follows:
young man and his sister wcro going visiting to
Bristol from Royaton when they arrived at the foot OF
the Mauu,an Con the other sde) disguise STEPPED
from the bushes with pistol and dirk In his hand and
demanded their money or life They Of ooa,oo save
IN their money and turned back for Royaiton the place
from whence they started They had not gone far be-
fore they met Royal Flint coming from Hancock to this
place. -. ,,..,.,. ,,s
thought thew were returning rather quick They then
informed him of their misfortune and Immediately went
back TO the spot where they robbed and found the
wallet which the robbers had takon but the money was
missing which was only six dollars.
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B@ The Senate of Michigan has passed bill
to Incorporate Company TO build Canal around Saul'
ST. Marie The Detroit Advertiser thinks 1t Is very un'
wise In Michigan to charter such Company, and sug
gess tina, Congress will probably at Its present session
authorize the construction OF such canal al inc ma
tonal sxD
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r,,s or SHIP CxYLoN.-The British ship Wind
.or Castle Capt. Patterson. which arrived al ms p4l.
last evening from Liverpool Ion ist So spos aas
hound 10 Lisbon. Captain Patterson supplied tne os
h What nroyisons could be spared and took from her
the son OF the captain OF the snip Ney'oh aa i'' "
her crew the Ceylon having toundered 81 sea J.,
From, the narrative Of the young man II sPpesrs' -
substance that the ship Ceyon. OF New L. So'n
,ms,,er left Newport, Wales reo l''n' VIZ. "a Nc
railroad iron for New York. The nin'n gay ou' . =.
S isss in gal. OF wind and The men were kep'
constantly al the pumps The VINO ha,'s @
ship pursued her course. but the teSN @ snr ,,,u,s
6mpa advisable TO sail for Fsys then about CIV MUG.
5,snt Four DAYS after spoke the SNIP IonsoioSN'
Belfast, which lay By the Ceylon slS hous suu S 49,
70 ,Ske OF all hands The offer was aecuneu Nu
days after the ship encountered sao'neh $40 ~
os, ;scrsa,.a the leak |, finally found neees
saYy ~ take TO the boats which were iosoeo Win M I
provisions sc, they could carry san "s He -
- .r,,.r. I'm, the boats within TWO mites "pea
~ .h,n went down Two days sitter feil IN wue ING
brs Vo.,s! aud al were warmly Welcomed ,,
the prs was short ofprovsions seven Is! Az -. IN
with me Windsor Castle from Liverpool "aieo oH n Va
ha no .n,.n's son and four OF the crew oi tue 10y!
lon III. res, OF them proceeded 10 Lisbon IN 's Us
, ~, NC 's'' - IN. o. Picsyune 2lst
EpoN N.r,Nssos-The schooner w ~ I. fres-
tom Capt Taylor arrived yesterday nom NJ
having sailed thence the sum Ils- we -,
pcrs by her, but Capt Taylor reports thst os L5 ~
an. arrived ST Mstarnoros on the Sh ut al the ncsu
5000 troops from Monterey. The wnote U, t -, x0OO
forcs concentrated Mstsmoros 10 said 70 DC aoo -
men; but lar from anticipating =, hsvs
In eommssd and inhabitants generally are saau 70
entertained the belief that the differences between
leo and the uni,ed States had been smicssy "a
1t Ia confidently asserted that the MeSieAn o'H'-N
no orders TO cross the BIO Grande. ,.,.,,.
GEN Taylor remained In his former p,r, he
which et,ectuay commands both ferries oy "h''n ZIG
Mexcans would have 10 cross from MsisSoI - o. .,
L.ryR FROM Tr1As-The steamship Aiaeans,
Gao, winae. arrived yesterday from Galveston vita
da,.s TO ,he lsh ins,-ihree days later than our
advice. There had bees arrival az
the Rio Grande, and the Galveston pspei' AA'
OF any intelligence of Importance .,.srss
The Civilian and Gazette Of Saturday last hs9 s
few more reported OF the Congresaoas. ees
ton and the editor Of opinion that there "ss
N' y IN, o. Pic. aGa
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FAMILY BOARDING-SC FOl
W. Apu.

TENHE Summer term OF The Locust Hill School will COM
Monday. the 4th of Nav. Circulars and par.
,cuar information bc had of Fls-, E- Nassau
81; OF X w. To~niend. E.q 81 C-dnr-sI OF Or y. z.
Walls. las and the book store OF oen Steu-
lian, ia yHiiii,ua.sL O. w. FRANCIS, Principal
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FOR ALL, WELL AND SICK,
MIRA CAROLS
81 nj u a

FOX ALL, WE'LL AMI SlCA,
Mr1. CAROLS
MEDIcATED, vAPoR AND SULPHUR BATHS ia
WI FulIoasI, opposite ST Paula Church
remedy for colds rheumatism ehis seyor &c and not
orIy cure, tut preventive To many OF
.'The thousand ls that aeah u heir TO-"
They afford agreeable mode OF Bang and arc es
s-nal 10 thorough eleanliness o,,.r =. y.,o,
Baih 80 called and have been established In Ibis City for
sulphur B.th. require bali hours notee re. "
Ponbs vspor gsihs sent 70 any part Of he CitJ OF NJ
ciaiiy. a., Nv
Apo,necarie. Hall IS Cath-rine-s, established In 1880
"A r.nuio- No boy. or inexperienced young men ago
allowed % wait on customers The hnest suEDlM LEEca-
'Of ' e sPST y a. h .os
s2sIm From A Gardens, S7l oxfort-.t London
SMITH,s HONEOPATHIC Pharmacy, No; Ss2
- broadway adjoining Nlo.9s %at,co..
IN tnc1r-S. Eretons, tIuons and siooo!esi suks ot
a. poeas sot Family Gaze. Of Medicines band and
nnar-d 20 order Homeopathic Plaster, substitute Tor
Ordinary Coor, and Adhesive Plaster, and an sIeeen, s
I1,n 1EDYAT EHULOLATE-C.J J. feLi
II Rroo.rs superior FnAtelphia homeopathic Cnoeo-
Lac. hisny recorendsd ey D HsnE Of f1 as :,
ssq sSIoG P a6Sas c5 6 CO IS r,r
DAGUERREoTYPE APPARATUS,
JOHN ROACH,
Oprci.a a. Essssz-st
TYAs CONSTANTLY ON HAND, french, German aad
III Il American MISUNDERSTANDING Doxrs, asfCAJ
Es:hs and al The other materials used By opereos are
manufactured under nis inspection Chemicals, PIses
Cs.-s, oaieIsrns, ke ac- L-nse. ground 70 order;
Thsrrnomecr. snd Surveying Compsaso. manufactured
for trade
nnecical purpos-a eIo LEoeoo
JOHN M. TRIMsLE, THEATkE-ALLRY,
JOB cARPESrEE AND BUILDER
MERCHANTS aad Others WHO wish lneir stores stsred
lfl for Inc lat Of May, have done rssefuy ana
All Kids Of Joo executed e; he sboss"
ooIrh-s notice n-g2-
AGENoY-MINING ASSOCIATIONS OK oe
AXE SUPERIOR and else ~ner--Ine 49, .,S ~ Esyv-
I.r her s-rvlc-s - General Agents. Il nc e ntor
YORK for ssv-ra Mining Id r.esests
and elsewhere They purchase And seu 20 Regis
IL he sane-furrish supplies 1e ,Sirnrn. Of Ofes
.ey vim ii.t of Tr,a-rs and S
80. - .-srsi Mac, and sacn os-r fnio,rnanoH NAY
b. considered sfvalue carry on NE oee =, ,xen
Assney, ~ - tnforsi,Gn parties Interested
and eoninuai1s'0 z 4 WARNER, c.
J.. D. HAWKS,
No. Nasssu, cor. Of Waist
pvyoyS AnnI la,a 40 lor
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REMOVAL

l..
nR. TOWNSHIPS SARSAPARlLLA DEPOT viii be
~ removed on the FIRST MAY 26 rUltons next door
TO the sun Office sign OF the Big Boule. ~ Book out
for counierrils imposors See that every bottle Is
signed h the written snature OF 5. r Townsend Ow
ing the unprecedented success OF this article company
has been formed 20 put up spurious one n Inc SANE
bottles. Look out for irpottors as Wv
TlNHE COPAKTN ERSHIP 3, present, existing
under the name and arm OF COUTHOUf y NE
vERS, viii expire, by Limitation, or The first day OF
Mr. P CouTHouY after tha, day, will be alone author
lied settle the outstanding business OF The conceru and
TO use The nam- OF the firm In liquidation.
All persons indebted 20 The concern al hereby called upon
10 make INN ciatc payment the store No 81 Sroadwsy
and al persons having claims Upon the fr are desired 10
present tbs same, as above, for ssil,-meni ,,,,r,s
New-Yors, April 81, 1916 as o.
0NHE UNDERSIGNED having been duly appointed
L by the Hon. Frederick A Tallnadee Recorder Of tho
City OF NeYofk Trustees OF the estate OF George LocS
wood. nonresident debtor al persons indebted 10 The
said George Lockwood h.reoy required 10 render I'M
OF ali debts and ,uus OF money owIng by i-n r-
tue Trustees and all persons having in their possession
any property effects OF The said Lockwood required
ie-nh dsv OF JUICE next At the Office of Harvey Weed
Esq No Nassau.t IN The city OF S-w-fo ORR All credit
spec,ive accounts and demands said Trustees the
same and place Dated New-i otk April 2lsi, 1916
ISAAC V. FOWLER,
ABRAHAM c. DAYTON,
ASSN ROSWELL C. BRAlSARD.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS supplied with account
" books, memorandum copy aud csss books, ai very
ana issue papers envelope Snd wrapping ~ ,nufacfu
rrr. prices Also every description OF English aad French
stationery gold pens steel pers, ss;rs gold and silver
pencil cases perforated board poroho' nksiands pocket
books p~nkrives twine, visiting cards, psyns cards
inks blsck : Z .,nd ed ndelibe INK, >c-S &c &c
FRANCIS LOUTREL,
aoSiu sxaion-rs. y Hsid.~ me.
A NASTAT1C PRINTiNG.-Thr advertiser is now
N pr-psred 10 sell patents tor the cities OF Newly sud
Boston for the practice OF the new sri OF Ars.Atc Print
rc which has in successful oper-uoa for several
month. pact IN Philadelphia To intelligent practical
mar whether PRIMER The present rsre oppor
uny 10 prsciice and productive oaslnrs Apply,
n.r.Snslly or by le,ier - LLOYD ?. SMITH,
as5lw' Law Bookseller, ls s. Jailes 81, Phl.a
CONIPENDIoU> ehilosophacz ln.trurn-nt, " hieh
"A pen, pencil oolh-pIck. sea- ~esher OF les'
and gold Of length ard, wlas nest
i- olDpanou known u-cvr TIE name OF Shri-
dons Unique Pocket Compsnion." This i really mosI
useful srd ngen!ou. couTiv-nce and that letters pc;
posis ~ the half ounce VIII be found eScseS
irsly useful IN hs regard well for s rerIis az
pencil. For sale wholesale and reIsil by
JOHN ]. DROWN co.
Is L. Ealioo-s. SAss .sl-.,
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CUnMKRCIALA AND CLASSICAL

S22l SiIta-sv-tu-, tSi ouse above l4h-stl Geo, A
Rogers, Principal John Brown. Teac1e OF Classics,
Mr De Grand-val Teach r of French RejsreserI-Rev
Hugh Smith D. D. Rev. NJ Forbes. D. D. Rev J. ~ Nc
L-od D. d. Rev. Il J. .hit-hcuse D. D. Rev. NJ 5 hgi-
iou D D. Gen. G P " orris Lewis Gregory, Esq. Il. P.
Wstcneker ESQ Lony i Davenport, No. 10 Plat-st
School viii be open "a May Isl Crcn!srs 4; school apart
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Doar0ina anl potels.

A PRIVATE FAMILY reading upon fsrm In The
Aowu OF Eishk, pleasantly located the village,
would accommodate lew pectaole families with board
during the Summer Refereose-Rsv. ID. 3. Hutton, 1ss
sth-sl N. Y. MA SawStn'
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DAGUERREoTYPE APPARATUS,

JOHN M. TRIM2LE, THEATkE-ALLEY,
JOB cARPESTEE AND BUILDER
MERCHANTS and ote.s who wish ineir stores atsfe
lf1 FOR lat Of May, can have done tssefuS ana
cheap By applying es above
All Kids Of Joo Csrpenier work executed Il he sSos7'
ooarhL. norrr. tnl9.-J--
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uENPsTE4D SEMINARY .-Ma!- Boarding
800 Er,,,.teat Z I. = niles from Brooklyn,
brxnrh 81 ~ + j. Railroad The Summer Tenn vii
commence or me Monday OF Msy-Tsrs $50 yea;
Tn In,ffion i. four!shcg STALE The Principal, d.
r1ng anrii ri; b. a: l6l Broadway, where circulars se
k-p, tor S,rsuno.: Addresses lei. here VIII be prompt
" attended 10 . Ivy , a, 49,,
as N u oS->Es' ~ " tfllcA''A--
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DOARD.-A gentleman aud MS WIFE, and two OF thres
Dslnge gentlemen be accommodated with board aud
pleasant rooms with large panes uilrchsd al e2 orsen
wich-ai. doors from Morton
N BIO those who wish quiet home this WI prove
An excellent opportunity. vs. w.
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spOkRD-wanled, two or three rooms with or without
Dboard for q small family, In broadway or
or in some OF tho cross streets mol Tar from broa1wY
Farm. must te moderate Address X. O. L. q. this Office.
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Toilet Soai Of erryperme Cologne, Ertraets, Po1tT
warranted treSh and genuine Bear, OIL, HaIr OILS Co'n,etic
Stirring Cre9n irnandue for ch1ppcd land, Conb HAIR
Nalad Tooth B,laes warranted Ri.ors Of the finest quail
uy, &c &C.
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CHURCH AND PARLOH Organs for AAs'-Vno
~ elegant rosewood ParIor Organs
One second hand Parlor Organ
Two second band Church Orsana -
Three small organs suitable for country churches. -
For farther particulars inquire q Tho maankctoIyt l71
Ceuter-st. alb oodu De NRL I..n
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DOARDISG-Two Young Genilemea, who do not dine
ID Al home can bs accommodated with board In private
family In Rtvingon.st the Bowery The loo suon s
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UOAkDINt SCHOOL FOR BoYs-Pe=S,ktG
ID Academy AID Soa,tins Schoc. beautifully silu Axe C.
IN. iIt.re Of P.eksA and E1dsog rive.
a, h, EXT ron he HI hands and e1l yag GROUNDS
And rooms 9er students crs superior advantages Tor I'M
on--iry t,prnrrh commercial and classical instruction
r.. pFirc;ps as bad long experience II h- business Gu
GUAR, TO Dc hsd h= no,i -'p-ea'7 eiiy references
prc-f * v-.r. OF s,- per snn-ri. over -, g O.
- lin! ALBERT WELLS, Principal.
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NIKssRs. HIDES & ULARKE,s cla,.tcal

Iva School, ~ v.s.; Washington P.ac--Tne Sumner
Term OF hi, lnat utiou is aanoarc= 10 commence on Nor
The ind saH: pyoNEeaoH u Flsa hsv- been
gr-.Iy iucrvAs inasrluch as ne fty -lee' o. Al Sc
compL,h-d E-och Teacher have been sccuT-d who de-
vc!r. him &c 10 instruction IL FreHca and DraaIng TIE
building occupied ben improved 80 a. 70 accom- aoca!e
nm irlrr- na..tr rrah-r o
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"a I.ADIEs, FAsHIONABLE FANCr
Nxsu STRAIN HATS, Paris straw gimp an,A y, m M,
EgS@ iatest shspe, for sale at CARL klNts' II NJ
49, vison.st AZ % 50 each @, a.. ,,a p.,s.
hi ~. Ss u" n'''' CARL KING. IT Dviaicu a.
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Yankee Doodleisnis.
From Yankee Doodle" FOR Saturday

FROM ankee Doodle Tor saturday
STEAMBOAT STArtsrIcs.-YaRkee Doodle thinks
very strange that the sound steamboats, should be
the only that constantly falling to pieces He'll
Gate is found be the true steamboat Styx- These
things ought not to be passed over by the travelling pub
lie.
By the way we are glad to by the daily papers.
that the Rhode Island left the wharf" when she started
Tor Boston. We don't know how We could very we!lget
on without il
QUESTION Is MATHEMATICAL square multi
piled by itself produces cube but II you multiply
Unions square by itself what will be the resu!ti
- YANKEE DOODLE has contributed the fol-
lowing curious and articles 10 the projected Ma
tiona Institute
l. The Wick OF a luminous idea
3 Glove-lett-trom the hand of Time.
= specimen OF the land promised the Caliiornlans
4 Glass OF the water OF the Sea OF oblivion
J. OF the time and space annihilated BY the Mag
netc Tslegraph-miHed.
g. view Of the rear OF the shop where the glove was
was made which Romeo wnhed he was that ne might
kiss the cheek OF Juliet
Custom House.
served.
9 The name OF the painter who died and made no
To- The odd rick taken by the trump OF anne.
H. score OF the rune the old COW died Of much worn
By use Supposed have belonged to the Critic OF the
Courier and Enquirer.
r. some buttons made from the horn of that COW.
b. Il spoke from me wheels Of Government
YANKEE DOODLE has seen ticket Tor the ap-
preaching OF the Philharmonic Society nos Jet
oespoken; and performing member OF that society
has 5een pointed MIN VINO always performs his
promises These the greatest cuosIres OF the mr-
sicsl season.
NEVER WAS SEEN Dutch family grocery"
without Yankee wooden clock in the middle OF the
front shelf
WORTHY OF COMMUNICATED manly NIKE
WALSH has found our the secret Of ais strength and
begun practising invaluable axiom that sobrlety
Is power, the mock derasgogues who naye heretofore
led The patty Nv the sheer 81 empty noise, begin To
shrink back into the ranks Tlc Hon. ROBERT Il Nor
as encountered very unpleasant illustration OF this on
FRIDAY night Of last week az TsnraHy Hall For wen
" minutes ne stood bowling and smiling and endeavor
ing 10 make himself heard above the claorcus din OF
Nike Walsh y Down r speak louder! We can't
hear you Al length beside himself HtE rezation. &c
exclaimed stentorian sputter How the III can
hear uyself speak al al "a very pertinent and toatng
the 5oys ought 70 forgive him i Is The only one which
ur.er.
A NOTE AccEPTED.-lfrs. jenkins requests the
pleasure OF Captain Browns company al small party
on Friday eveaing next
Monkey. q s2riyztas.piioe.
Captain BroscH presents his compliments % Mrs
Jenkins, and regrets ina; thirteen PrlTstes VIII De de-
tanned by haseas corpus its sergeanrs are on
the sick list; the rest OF Captain Browns company
VIII have much pleasure N waiting MIA. jenkins on
Friday evening
7aesdsy.
ACr5ron House oArli-You swear. --
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Things in Philadelphis.
Corresuo.dence OF Tie Tribune
PN-ApE-PEIA. Nov. ., $50.

PHI-ADEIFtsIA Nov, {, ls4o
The question OF License or No License" was
discussed last evening e: Franklin Hall before intel
Esent and attentive audience. NJ. Thomas Watson
presided. MI NJ Kennedy offered Resolution II "a
OF law su;horize the in esch District.
decide by ballot, whether licenses TO sell liquor should
Dc granted 81 AL and II IN any District i was judged
expedert then for the appointment OF number OF
be annually elected 10 gran; the licenses TIE
second section OF this opposed By NJ. P :. White
and Rev Mr.. Chambers and elected animated dis
cussion. The question stands adjourned TIL another
meeting
Tom Buck, one OF the most notorious OF the gang
OF Killers has been last arrested for participating
II the attack made the City Police several weeks past
al the OF South and Seventh SIS Thomas Stub
bins attempted impede his and consequent;
~ lodged in limbo. Some striking example should De
made in these orthe outrases committed By them
aagrant unprovoked and numerous that II the
law does afford protection, the people Will be tempt
ed 20 take il INFO their ow hands.
Sheriff I elar has appointed Thomas Sergeant.
lately OF our Supreme Bench his Solicitor. The EN-
Judge i distinguished LocoF GOO and this selection
though; oreshadow coalition between the Natives
and Loco-Focos 10 attenp:to get the City Government
from the hands OF the Wings. No such atteuIpt
succeed for our city has been as well managed % the
Wings any municipal corporation in the world.
At the meeting OF our City Councils last evening
the Common Branch passed by OF II 70 after
discussion. Mr. Corblts bill authorizing the city
10 subscribe TO 10000 shares. and halt millions of
the stock OF the Central Railroad. nc Select Councils
adjourned before is passage was announced and the
question will come before them next Thursday. The
loan which the bill; authorizes the Mayor 10 make psy
instruments Is redeemabe in thirty years
Sheriff Lear is determined 10 put stop 10 trot
matches which have been practised in evasion OF
our law against horse racing.
Our market continues inactive pending the ex
pectaton OF the Briiannias news. Flour steady at
s. 3; Rye Flour and Corn Meal without change Wheat
has improved in price. with large receipts Pennsyva-
ns Red 81 10 White 81 Il Southern Corn dull at ~
Pennsylvania sales nj o. Southern Oats 80 ;
a-.sf1
oil The iruness ofhoiers of Wheat most OF yesterday
and to-day. receipts We're stored.
StLEs OF SrocKs-Fust Board-33 shares L 5
Bank 81 20 do b53: 5000 State IS cash; $4,000 State
bjwn t.; $4,000 Sch Nav. convertible Is b ~ Becs
Bodrds-2O shares Harrisburg b5 20 $1,000 State IS cash
o.: - Com Bank Nachez. ). Second BodydSl50 State
IS DC $1,000 Texas 10 BIDS 90 fis The Second Board
20 shares Harrisburg b 81: Sl0O Lehigh VI. Loan so
% Sch Nav 81. 30 vicksburs =:
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The SenntP.

l. John Tornsend, Loco, has about 1000 plural
ity in this District
H. II r. Morris, Barnbuner appears to be
elected in the Second District by small majority.
III. IRA HARRIS, Whe and Anti Rent has some
5000 majority.
". We fear Thomas Crook Loco has beaten
JARVIS L. LAKE, Wing. The vote is close, how,
ever, and we must hear more definitely from St.
Lawrence before we can speak positively.
V, We hope NELsoH j. BEACH. Wing, is elected,
but all is in confusion as yet. He may be beaten
by 1000 or elected by 1000 as Oneida and Otsego
shall determine. We have no Senate vote from
either George c. Sherman is bis Loco opponent.
r B, Miller bunker do.
VI. SAMUEL H. p. HALL, Wing, is eected-no
mistake His majority must be large
VII Gen. ABRAHAM GRIDLEY Wing OF Auburn,
is elected by about 900 majority
VIII. FRANCIS H. .RUGGLEs, Wing is elected
by 900 to 1000 majority.
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Hamilton Fish.

An active Wing iu Troy in private letter, re-
marks
''Wc could have done better here for Fish but
the Budget quoted all the Webb and Brooks at
tacks upon Young and scattered them by thou
sands through the Anthem towns in the mean
time representing that these papers supported
Fish The Locos intended that the Amt. Renters
should kill Fish. and those opposed to the Anti.
Renters should kill Young, bur we have them on
the hip, and Silas On his back,
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YoUSG rs TIE CIrY.-The majority OF the re-
ports make Wrghts majority for Governor over
800, and we have humored them in our table, but
we do not believe them We are confident the or
fetal will make the majority under 800.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

ruy NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE is PUBLISHED
EVERY MORNING, SUNDAY EXCITED.
AZ the Tribune Buildings, corner of Spruce
and Nassau streets, opposite the City Hall,
And delivered City Subscribers for l2s CEsrs per
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the Desk FOR months year the same rate on
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