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Capt. Eaton performed the route to Washing
ton. In such an event, little delay Cat the
worst can be occasioned; and even that little
time can be usefully spent in securing more
complete and effectual preparation. At all
events, there can, as we conceive, be no doubt
that an armistice which was thus agreed to by
Gen. Taylor, subject to the orders OF the two
governments, should be at once terminated.
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The Mexicans, it is said, catch runaway
soldier BY throwing lasso.-ErehaHge paper.
Very similar to the manner in which old
bachelors are taken. They are caught with
a lass, Oh!-Lyua .Nesrs.
And it is alas! oh! with many Of them ever
after, isn'' SsftrlTy R1mblsr.
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of infantry and regiments of Tennessee volun'
teers have sustained the greatest loss.
Here follows list of killed and wounded
officers, which we omit, being the same we
have, already gwen.
l need hardly add, that the conduct of oul
troops, both regulars and volunteers, through
out the operations, have been every thing that
could be desired. The part which each corps
contributed to the success of the day will ap-
pear more fully in future reports. To Major
Generals Butler and Henderson, and Brgader
Generals Twiggs and Worth, commanding d.
visions, must express my obligations for the
efficient support which they have rendered
SO to Brigadier General Worth,
whose services, from his detached position,
have been most conspicuous.
l am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
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To Adj. Gen. of the Army, Washington, D. G.
Head Quarters Army Of Occ,pation,}
Camp before Monterey, Sept. %, l846
srR:--I have the qualification to report that
the Bishops Palace was carried yesterday by
the troops of the ed division. In the course
of the night the batteries below the town were,
with one exception, abandoned by the enemy,
and this morning were occupied by our troops.
To-day. the ed infantry, with the field artillery
of the Is. division, the Mississippi and Tennes-'
see regiments and the ed regiment Texas rifle
men, have been warmly engaged with the enc
my in town, and have driven him with consi-
derable loss to the plaza, and in its vicinity,
which is yet strongly occupied. A portion Of
the Cd division has also advanced into the town
on the right, and holds position there. The
enemy still maintains himself in the plaza
and citadel, and seems determined to make d
stubborn resistance. ea
] am particularly gratifed to report that our
success Of yesterday and to-day, though disas-
trous to the enemy, have been achieved with
out material loss.
/ cannot speak in too high terms Of the gal
lantry and perseverance, Of our troops through
out the arduous operations of the last three
days.
! am, sir, very respectfulIy,y ob't s'vf, ;,
z. TAYLOR,
Maj. Gen. U.S. "A Com.
The A di, Gen. of the A rmy. Wash. d. c.
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Maj. Gen. U. S. A. Commanding
The Adj. Gen. Of the Army, Washington, D. c.
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as Major General, y. s. A. Com.
To Adj. Gen. of the Army, Washington, D. G.
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Senior D. Pedro de Ampudia, General-in-chief
Monterey.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
o. For sale, Of Stocks, 81. Sc. foar,A page


WEDSE spAY, P. n.
The Stock market is intrinsically in healthy con.
dillon but strong edor, made to-day bear which
resulted IN losing abou, all the advantage gained yes
erday afternoon. The ostensblc for the opera
tons of the time sellers is that War Message
upon Mexican affairs will be Congress BY the
Presden, within day two At the Second Board the
market easurably reganed its buoysncy; Stocks i'm
proved and left Of firm
The transactions in Exchange have not beer very
large today but the market remains firm al q dl0 for
bes, sterling signatures. Francs are 26l The con-
,inued gh,res Of the Money market has checked oper
atoms in Bills.
Freishts are more active both for Cotton and Pro
duce The Great Western has engaged all the Flour she
can take cd sterling and the packets have taken
considerable engagements of Flour a, led and Cotton at
current rstes
Some relief in the Money market is confidently
looked for after the LIST prox but to-day has been an tight
any during the month April has been severe month
for any having money pay lis generally considered
TO have had least sixty days in it, with i've more to
come tomorrow.
Thompson's Bank Note Reporter says: I'VE
have strong presen,nent that there IL safety In
king and holding the notes of the Merchants and Me-
chancs' Bank Of Wheeling, Va.
From the same valuable paper we take the fol.
lowing Wallst rates for uncurrent money:
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Importaut from California.
By Overland. via Mexico.

BY Overland, via Mexico
SAN DIEoo. Jan %, 1876.
We are expecting every hour 10 hear Of a war be-
tween this country and the United States, in which
event this people are determined to fleece the Amer
cans. California never was in worse staie than AZ
present Pho Pco continues Governor and Ia skill quar-
tering Cos Angelica Castro i Commandments General
Of the North. and 10 actually Governor OF that part
of the cosst-the Civil and Military powere are al open
war.
Iris expected tha, Castro will come down with force
and depose the Governor il possible bur of which there
s Considerable doub, Pco has strong party 10 sup
port him the foreigners have declared In his favor
The Proriseni Assepby shortly ses Is tas
irtenton Geelare California; tndepcnde': Of MEXICO
The best thing that be done provided can be sin-
tanned All the Missions arc either sold or rented But
little has We, fallen and the prospect is that
halt of The will die for the want of psstursge
The Bark Moscow, Capt Phelps, from Boston. arrived
here lssi evening Tho ship Abundance leaves this
port In three days for the United States and the ship
Csiforns will fellow in ten days. These vessels take
the last csrsoes that viii be exported from this country
for some time TO come. Cor OF Express.
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Our Washington letters failed yesterday, bat We
hsve already given the substance Of Tuesday, Con-
gressional proceedings as reported by Magnetic
Telegraph, and, on looking over the more extended
reports IN the Washington papers little that
is worthy Of notice The House, it will De remem-
bered spent nearly the entire sesson in debating in
Committee of the Whole the bill TO establish the
Smithsonian Institution a resolution Yves adopted
10 close the debate il Committee in hour AFTER II
shall be again resumed We are likely therefore 70
get definite action Of some sor, this longdelayed
question
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.sossa tie dangers OF shs MIX Sickness are greatly
enumerated doubtless re: tie suggestions respecting
the erection Of public Slaughter Houses are well worthy
Of confederation
The number Of bursls during tie pas, year las been
10 ea being II increase of 2c the previous year
and The l.-ses, uur Der ever reported in the city
The whole number Of re~ buildings erected II the
city during the year 1880 In 1895 there were erected
1926 new buildings This number included al tia, were
required supply tie places ofihose destroyed By the
z.ea, sre Of December 1875.
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BxAxYR or DiseATcREs.-We understand thu,
e hesrer Of dispatches to Government In 70 d.1s
kSm Gen. Tsyier's camp passed through our town on
TSprsa.y What the nature OF these dispatches We.
=. ooolS nos ascertain but learn that the bearer Of
tAen statsd thar two days before be lett Cen Taylor
. battle with the Mexicans wss eaiy exPeSsedi that
en- TWO had delivered war speech TO his army
md thst daily sccessons TO tho Mexican Army wsre
Psprias b nom all quarters. Pesersburs lnsehseocer
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DEArR OF HIRAM 3. DgSyIs-This gentleman
died OF Sunday IL Concord in the 5oh year Of his age
Mr. Dennis endesrsd TO large circle OF friends
He rss Concord boy. and graduate OF Harvard Uni
ver,y After leaving college he studied law in his MS
i've village and for about year did the editing WIKI
few ardent young Wigs of ha County. of the old ieo
mans Gazette. From Co-cord be wen; TO New-fork
where be passed three years OF his lie IN writing
for newspapers and periodicals and in editing the sun
day Morning News, paper, while under his charge oil
high literary merits particularly in ia theatrical crit
cisns and notices OF books We do MT know exactly now
long our late friend ,emsiued in n York We met him
after lapse OF three four years n 1872 81 East Sos
on the Wing editorial dinner Ee 81 that time
editor of the Nantucket Inquirer lie remained in Nan
tucke, yesr two and elected member OF the
General Court from that place, and served session
10 the following spring summer he sold out the psper
and Boston During the session of ls+5 be
reporter in the House for the Atlas. HIS health was
poor during the winter, and MA constitution broken.
After the Legislature adjourned he went home to
Concord 10 hs fathers house where he has remained
ost the time since His health gradually failed I'M
Ill a, las, lie has sunk in the prime of life into his
crave Lowell Courier.
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LATE FROM TkIxIDAD.-The Br. schr Eclipse.
Capt Bell arrived this por. yesterday N ctteen Gays
from Trinidad We s-e indebted % friend fo- tss OF
the Port Spcs Ga-see the Spectator and the SanaGre TO
the ls ins, but snd nothing Ia thee, OF interest We
learn from Capt Bel tia, when &c left there was a
ebundaa, supply OF American provisiona on The market
Baltimore aoor worth only IS per Dbl asd dsl OF
sale Corn N slshel sacks selling a. 81 IS per
sack There sale fer prime pork Mesa wa sc-cs
ss els per Dbl t5aysanah Rsp1h. 2lE.
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WEBSTER'S SPEECH.

The great Speech Of Mr. Webster in defence
Of the Ashburton Treaty and In reply to the at
taeks Of C. ]. Ingersol and others, is printed
entire in SUPPLEMENT to The Tribune Of this
day, and furnished gratis to all our regular sub
scriben. Price Of the Supplement to Gon-sub-
acribe,s TWO CENTS.
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BUuDrNc HARDyARE AND

y PoscELAts KsoBs.-The unoer.9nrd would so
hci call from ihoss in OF building hardware, 10 ~
ss.oraeut Ia that Inc convinced that long penerce
aud sci attention thai department cannot bot DO edvs
2seous The purchaser Eo.ree and Rim Locks Of bee
quality 10 and wrought iron Of al sizes put up viz
strh-r Brass Mineral Rosewood Porcelain Knobe Tho
OF Porcelain Furniture 10 very complete having
upward Of 80 different patterns and bed trimmings 70
match each pauern GEO T. SWORDS,
laH IA Broadway, utter ID, Juns lls BTosaws5.
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NV ERsrY COPPER MIsrs-The Wa.tin ztor
aIas asas sorerTle. eas been sold for large sun 70
sos'oa company; The old 5.idse~ssr mines are De
ries enc nesF Nevsrrnsuick is e1.iras .r,en:iou i;
snd eoaPsnie' wiz Capitals of forr millions char
Sc ssys ihs Telegraph
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The Assembly was no, in session.

r. TIE CAPTIVITY OF NAPOLEON AT ST. Hy.
ana By Gen. Count MoNrHoLoN the Euaperors Com
psnica In Exile and Parliamentary Executor, Part has
hesA haued by E. Ferre,s S Co, as7 Broadway from
eavsnes aheea obtained by them from England What
Sysf reasas Napoleon naturally excies deep interest
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Markets Carefully reported for The 7r,1un<
N,

WEDNESDAY April g.
FLOUR AND AEAL-The market 10 sril declining
and shippers have been enabled 70 come into market
lower rates We hear Of 1900 bbs fresh true Genesee
taken AZ -7t, which 10 farther decline OF i2I
Dol Freight WA engaged in The Queen Of ne West
I'D sterling and the Grea. Western engaged fall al
IS Cd sterling. For home use holders still S. but
some los have been picked up at4 81 There Ia butte
doing for consumption Southern Is Sic with sales
200 Howard az the lower Meal continues in de-
nand and 300 400 obs have been sod ats IS. TX.
port. from LIST 2eth April So GAP bols Wheat Flour.
GRAfS-Tnere were several buyers OF Wheat FOR
shipm-aI in market bu. their views pleasing hold
-rs, no operations made For Corn there wac
good shipping inquiry, and Is 00 10000 5pshe. Jer-
sey w mite and Yellow were taken for Eegand, part II
10, all az 70c We also sales 100 bushels Southern
a, &c weight delivered. lot Of $500 bushels NORTH
Rye sod at &c delivered. Oats without change
Export from, lsr TO 2sh April, Il 5se bushels Corr So
so- do Wnear. q 9je 90 Rye, Barle=, none.
Walssf-Saes 30 oos equs. 20 Prison a. 2l:c.
COPPER-Sew Sheatnipg IA steady and frrn a, @ cts
MOS. "a Iosx wanted 1000 = Old sold q; solns re-
tucron from previous
HIDES-We noues sales 5oocio00 Southern, in lots
from ets casa they 10 less 3e2i per cent for
cash. >rshantRole and 1913 San Juan AZ l04 months
rei ecdns seadsznased only.
SPlCES-Of tho Csasia per Mary Ellen SOC na,s sold
q: i54 as
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Appoturmeuts by the Pre-. idenr.

By ani ri,i taE adrtes and eorsea, Of hs PrssGe7s
BENJAMIN PATTESoS. to be Marshal OF ;he ursed
Safes 10, the Northern Disc; of Alabama on and az
ssr the s;h o! Nay 1916 when his present commission
expires.
WILSON KNOTT. to be Deputy Postmaster 6. Newark,
n J vice J. J. Plume. removed.
JOHN T. MASON j. TO be Purse. Il sae Navy, vice
Purser Robert J. Moore, deceased.
JOIN 2. STEELE. 20 De ?urser n the Navy, vice
Purser Thomas z. Norris. resigned
EpwAsD C. DoNAS. 10 be Parser in the Navy. vice
Pu-ser Philo White, resigned
WILLIAM 8 HARrwELL 70 be Pu.ser il tie Navy.
vice Purser John n Todd. dismissed.
OUISTIS BUssEE of n. c. 10 De Purser IN the Navy.
vice Purser c. c. Rice. deceased.
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oursrDs.-Fira Pass-New Publications; Highway
Robbery In Vermont; The Oregon Controversy SET
tied Loos Of Ship CeJlon Later from ae1co, Texas
&c. Fourth PaSs-Toih the Hutchinson Family, oy mary
Hewitt; Sales of Stocks; Marine News
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Business Notices.
BY THE GREAT WESTERN.

By 1db NhEA1 WES EhN'
e The subscriber will open on Friday, some new
aud elegant goods in Porcelain appertainns to build
ing which with the variety hand renders the assort
men, complete and will enable him to execute future
orders without delay.
GEORGE H. SWORDS 942 Broadway,
a3O II after let June, 1l6 Broadway.
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IMPORTANT REMOVAL DIR. CHRIsrIE's Gavanic and
Magnetic Depot will be removed on the lot May to
Il 1872 Broadway between John'st. and Maden.lane.
aao
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II The portion of Mr.. Webs,er's Speech which
We Published In Supplement Some days since if re-
pahshed In tho Supplement OF today In order thss our
readers may have the entire speechin the same paper
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To Travellers AsD FAMILIES VtslrfsG Ngw.YoRx-
The comples Toilette and Private can be
supplied upon the principles Of proved scepc. and econ
omy. First hs Ladies and 0snllemens Toiette-S1perb
French kinds Of Toilette soaps a. 81 and IA per dozsn
Tooth Powder Toilette Powder, Hair Oils Pomauns In
endless variety Johnsons Military Shaving Soap th- on
~ house for he genuine Mr. Johnson Inventor having
the exclusive cfecuon OF our Steam laboratory All
kinds of Groceries, Perfumery Cosmetics al 81 per
cent lower than other manufacturer Also DEPOT Of
tic OIL Balm Columbia, Eat India Hair DYE Oh Tsnnir
Magic Hair OIL. HsyT Linmeni for Pes-and 10 county
nercnens captains Of 1htps traders the East and West
ers Inducements Tor trade. CONSTOCK q co
wholesale Perfumers, Patent Medicine Warehouse, kc.
80 2 Cortlsnd.s st, NewYort.
vla s nSuIs S,ing under the firm Of Jsaa.o9
Corllard's- tho Steam Laboratory ard Soap Works
oouRAuDs PHILOSOPHY OF The FisGER NAIL,-No. II.
The line OF Beauty" gracefully curved Nature abhors
,Lsighi line az much does vacuum In proof Of
mis- w!tness 10. outline Of welcomed observe
what series Of beautiful curyslures hsf delicate frame Is
maze 70 s.,'Hie Lovely iadeed ODE be, for she Is
fashioned 10 the image Of her Creator.
Grace In her footsteps, heaven 10 her eye
T,s n ~ a., ser s.pee,s dignity aod love
a. The hs; .seo 70 e1s s
The nsiH should pot be allowed grow long, eliza
~oud % deult 20 keep thea clean nor 100 short a
!.rsed By being pressed upward against the nsils-tus
glyns hen clumsy Appearance; TO be confirmed II
Cleans and sof-ns the nails -secrusy-giyng ihe
hesufu transparency and polish The power Of hs Soap
Richness Rou shnes Chaps Cracks Chatos 10 snivef
sally Known II also The best Shaving Soap extant GoH-
Immediately uprooung sup.rfao1s hair Geure.Sr Grs.
e1 En-, Dye mpsrs be,utful black color 10 reo hyhf
pressy FOR pale cheers ard hos. II tnp.rts pernanent
eod b'h!tart rose.tnt! GourqaTs Lily Waif< gives %
asos,trrko ~niieress and sofness dark and rough
skins
q It's impossible Dear IN mind) purchase tie gen
sns pr-oSaren, OF Dr. Felix Gouaad except bis DEPOT
% " sIaer-st frat store from Broadway. sso 81
-eAs.-----
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Aunc--We have received from the publisher,
A. A Van Gelasr. 2ss Bo~e.y. the following named
pisces OF music: - The Myrtle Waltz Relief from
ssady'' No. 3-a Waltz by Geo, F. Root; .Adrionpe'
waltz; The Roses0d,' favorase RoOdo letso When
al Jbr hn''e are sLoas The ROss POLKA The Tomb
Of Koscfpsko,
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BROOKLYN FEMALE AcADEaY.-This beautiful ed!fee,
recently erected and located Brooklyn Nights IL Je
roleman. between Clinton and Cour; sts will be open
for the reception of pupils the 18th of May next under
the charge OF Aonzo Crtenden A late of the Albany
Female Academy and competent number Of highly &C.
complished professors and teachers.
Tho As~doray will hs npsn Monday, the 4th OF May,
from A NJ. till 10 P. NJ. during which time spportu
nifty will be afforded to the public generally for Visiting
and inspecting the Institution and for entering the
OF pupila not previously presented.
At half past o'clock In the evening, an Address will
be delivered by DR.. Sprague of Albany accompanied BY
other exercises appropriate to the occasion. All who
feel an interest in the enterprise invited to attend
a2e 3teod,
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Br We would refer our readers to the advertise
mens In another column Of Jetfrey's Carpet and OH
Cloth. Paper Hungngs, &c. &c.
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e CHAHLES J. iSeERsoIL is one OF those men
who believing ihss all Others wicked. bur no,
cunning himself 10 perpeusy bringing awful charges
assins, somebody. In the case OF Ar. Webster be
seems NO, TO have doubted ts II be could set hold OF
the documents be shoad prove high degree Of cor
rup,ior He could NO, possibly have done Mr.. Web
s,er a cres,er service Tue oaly Injury that sucs
man as be was capable OF INJECTING that OF his
prsse The osa failure OF bis proofs will give bis dis
nrsr,,ss than pcrhsps even A deserves. while !, will
no, ons io abse his selteonees or lessen his
bion 10 make himself high prizes, the seoaceii Of
his country Such men as Charles insersou are az
cred On one aide they black themselves which Is
On the osbsr their pressnee IN Congress seaas to
bleach BY way Of contrast body which not IN ice
mAAs 20 white ahoad BE- which perhaps In eject
70 even worse. IBost Chronosype.
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THE TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY, APRIL 80. 1886.

~ GENERAL Committee Of Democratic " hiG
$500 Sssn-A Special Meeting Of this Committee Will
b ssio q tSs Broadway Hoa.e on Taasd.' Evening
AP'n wv THEo z. ToMLINsoN, Chairman
A 4S e q5,a.s Secretaries.
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ET METALLIC TABLET RAZOR srRor the most,
carefully manufactured article extaut, and pronounced
by those having used /, Indispensable where comfort
Is required In shaving. For sale by
G. SAUNDERS SON, 1T Broadway,
ais 3teod Opposite Howard Hotel
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Temperance In Suftolk 90.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

CORES pordence o. The ITbuoe.
IsLIr, L. l. April 18Th. q
The Temperance cause goes on brsvely IN Old
Suffolk. We have good resaon TO suppose that at the
approaching Election all the IN the County except
,his (slipl will vote AMI License lsp is considered
douoriu, We have In tho warm season many eosrders
from the city public houses and some Al the pr
vs,s boarding. hen.cs These. OF course, leave some
essh among The innkeepers represent tha; we
ssai lose these eosr6era The votes sssinsi Ii
cense, and il sold These interested represent
athens OF the innkeepers seriously srare the Temper
snce cause wooder IL you, country going cts ~ 10
visit Us In the summer would feel very highly comp
nensed by being represented much attached 70
rum and the tySae in IL.
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~ Knox's Fashionable Hats for the ensuing Spring
arc now ready inspection and sale at ITO Fuo
between William and Nassau sts. Those who are
not the voares Of fashion but who Wish look uniform
by wearing II at which Is becoming to them. can
have their Hats made TO ordar very short notice by
calling as above. Spring style OF Boys Hsts ready.
a16 Tteod-
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PORTABLE SHAVING AND DREssrNa CAUSE.-THE
subscribers assortment embraces every variety OF the
above the articles contained In them being Of tho very
best quality, and are well worthy the attention OF tho
travelling public.
aos 9,eod a few doors above Cortland st
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Total. so far.

Whlg gain, 10 Delegates Loco gain 3. Whis gain
Senator In the Wheeling District.
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Court Caie,a.-rr, M,

CossoS fLEAi-Psrt l-Sos IS. IS 81, 60, IS 81.
!ol s'-Ps-' 2-sos. SC, Is, a. Sc, 8. g Is Sc -
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DUTCHEsS co.

Average maj in the
town about 2I5
Byds Park 4, average Wing maj.
We have NO doubt elected Gen. TALLmApoE, and per
hsps tho other two WING candidates but Is uncertain
yet Judge Rugges. the leading Loco candidate, will
probably DO elected II either, on their ticket
QUEENS co.
Partial returns show considerable Wing gain
for Hon. JOHN KIsa. We hope he is elected.
WEsTCHESTER CO.
Partial returns are favorable to the Locos.
AoaAcx GnEKLxY EsQ-Dsar Str: Westc hester has
given VIM Barretto a majority and Mr. Nelson "a 10
he town. Mr.. Barrstso had seventy.swo majority in
his own district Yours, sc.
RICHMOND CO.
Nort4feld, SO maj. for Harrison. Whis.
Wcsf6sld 6S
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sss thsreaaing ofthe Journal. adjourned to wednes
day morning.