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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-22
From the Albany Argus OF "Wednesday
De.tructiye Fire.

Our City has again been the scene OF g destruc-
tive ire. 1t commenced shortly after o'clock this
morning the middle shop OF the stove furnace OF Hr
Mccoy the east side OF Water at north OF Orange st
Il speedily communicated the steam planning mil OF
M John Gibson thence 10 the tur factory OF MI Geo
C TreadweL- Here IL progress north was stopped
South OF NJ McCoys furnace and On the corner OF Or
angest vas the machine shop OF Mr.. Batte this was
destroyed and the OF these buildings TO
the Canal Basin covering extensive space or ground
upon which lumber OF al descriptions thcky piled
the IRE held ndizpured sway When We LETT the scene
Of the ire at o'clock This morning Us progress North
and South had been stayed and is progress East would
only when II had reached the basin
The property destroyed near a. we could aScer-
tain IS follows
the FUR factory OF Mr. Treadwel, a story frame
building, owned by himself NJ Tresdwels loss IN the
removal and destruction OF h!s furs IS great but il s
covered By insurance.
The steam planning mil OF NJ John Gibson owned by
himself The destruction here complete Of machine
r. and every thing The building contained M Gibson,
we learn lost three valuable horses Insured, but 10
what amount could rot learn
The FurZsce OF NJ. McCoy. The building We believe,
belongs 10 the estate OF Abraham Van Vecnten Here,
also The loss = complete We did Learn Tie amount
Of insurance
TIE machine sbop OF Mr. Ba1el. TIE property be-
!onEed- We behave - Dr. Plan Williams and the sharp
estate NJ 3. regret 10 learn has no. cent of
insurance 70 cover hi. entire loss.
The upper part OF Of the furnace buildings was
occupied by shoemaker named Rowe and man
named Ihos Jo.n residing II part OF Mr. Be-4etts
buildinss both burned and lose every thing
On the West side OF Wster-st building belonging
tae estate OF A Van Yecatea. and occupied By John
Campbell the foreman II furnace OF Nr. QUAcken-
boss and Tie building rexr South, owned b. NJ Thos-
James and occupied oy Hr Mitchell, were considera-
bly, damaged TIE -esr buildings attached house
G; NJ. Hysr II Moctzonsryst. also injured The
buildings Of NJ. James scd Of the yan Vechten estate
insured
The greatest loss / in the Gsntty Of lurnoer and
sIaves destroyed Nr. Wm. Il De WIZ and Mr. Gibson
the principal znd very heavy losers young
John Burns lost qraacry o saves, which we've Piled
away but day t7o since Mr. De Wiz - insured,
bur Mr. Burns Is no.
We have no, been able form az estimate O: the
loss, but L no doubt Tery great
The character OF the burning materials rendered L,
tcut ;or our f.eTren % cope VIII Ire devourng ele-
zen, Fortunately however, they succeeded N con-
lining !. 10 the block IN which i originated They
worked vel and willingly.
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The srnn,iins of the Great Britain.
From the London Mercantile Gazette

SIR: Eavine seen communications IN your
columns from na7a officers when any important ca.usl-
- mas happened oondemnng the conduct and qnadca-
ton. of merchant shpmasters, you VIII trust a. the
organ their interests also publish these few lines il
not in vndca,on Of their character at least to point out
tina; officers OF the Royal Navy are liable 10 accidents as
well as those OF the merchant service
I, srpears By the accounts published that previous
N the loss Of The Great Britain officer was exsrnn.
INC tho commas passenger asked the reason II did
no; work tie officer replied, That something was
the matter with i; on hearing which Captain hosken
soenny declared That there was nothing wrong win
tho compass Perhaps not Bat rs something similar
struck me on that day could not but notice hence
the cause Of my troubling YOU was crossing 'e IN
Ii.h Channel in the Southwestern Mail Packet (Also
an i-on boat could not help observing the unsettled
state OF the compass constantly ranging I'VE points.
The weather which had been fine in the morning was
then threatening toward night with occssiona! aashes
OF lightning which perhaps might nave mad some mag
netc influence took the opportunity 10 converse IN
the commander may safely say one OF tHe taos' SN
perenced and able in any service on tHe SUBJECT nc
.pred me that was often the in iron ships they
were Obliged 10 keep another compass about 10 iee'
from the decks 20 check that in the pinnacle and even
,ha, was affected BIZ local attraction which required me
utmost vigilance We even remarked upon Inc tireat
Britain and other iron ships going long Voyages no"
ihey managed. &c.
Surely sir under such circumstances. commander
should bc on his guard and full speed IN an IN
,rica:e navigation on dark night as then was but
he should advance with the utmost caution 90 not
mean TO cast any blame such an experienced and
able commander as Capt; osken, hutit does appcar-as
= the case ofthc Great Liverpool on the coast OF Por'
iugai not to mention the frequent instances OF COLLISION
hat In order 10 shorten he distance and endeavor
10 make the qucket passage the lives Of his
are endangered as well as the safety OF property
Had such casualty happened under the command
an experienced shipnaster doubt would have been
the subject OF much comment and many reflections
would have been made by naval officers. lew hours
run is not TO be compared TO long voyage The safety
80 tho nasseprers on board the Great Britain was NEST
rrovidcntal for VIVA; would have become OF so many
human beings mot say anything OF the noble ship and
her valuable cargo ifthc vessel had struck on rock at
some distance from the shore
rs 70 be hoped that TN. catastrophe vii! put person,
in command OF all vessels their guard, in order to
avert as much possible such fatal consequences at
the same time L mas siiInulne the scieHunc 10 soiVe
The mysterious problem OF local with view
10 endeavor 10 ;ind out a remedy point important
to navigation. am, sir, yours. &c.
London, Sept. - RETIRE. sHIPNAsrRR
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Dissolution OF PARrxERSHIP,-The special
partnership of TOD and V.cg under the act OF las;
Winter providing that special partnership Eisy be
formed where only OF the ps-ry hiss capital MS DIS
solved on the 18th by the withdrawal from the nTr'
OF Victory The sssets If any should be discovered
will De placed in the hands OF committee OF 81 ius 10
be held premium to be given TO the hrsa Democrat
c State that shall in election this yesr, hold Us own
in 8 contest with the VIII. GIN Aaes.
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ROYAL GrRLEY. Auclioncer

VALUABLE AND EXTENSIVE LIBRARY OF THEotOGt
cal AND CLASSICAL Booxs.-Thursday and Friday
Evenings will be cold by ROYAL GURLEY 4 co. At
their Long looms 2o4 Broadway corner of Duane.,t
large and valuable Library consisting chiefly of Theo
logical and Classical Works, and embracing also many
Pathological and other in Oriental Literature. Cats
ogues ready and Books arranged for examination
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FAMINE mir Nd.
DEATH OF THOMAS oLARKs O.

the Steamship Caledonia. from Liverpool after
noon Of 9Th inst. arrived al Boston at halPast Il
{ clock, TUESDAY night. She had rather rough
passage. having encountered series OF westerly
winds. She brings one hundred and ten passengers
The most important news IS the lose Of the
steamer Great Britain on the cast OF Ireland on
the night OF Sept I'D \ tuil account Of the disas-
ter from wilmer Smiths European Times VIII
lie found belov. Passengers and crew al saved.
The state Of trade at Manchester had improved
A belief was prevalent that the American cotton
crop would prove an average enc In the m anu
featuring districts trade still dull and there
was but little alteration.
The prices OF Cotton and OF Corn snd Flour had
ir,proved-the latter articles materially We refer
to our schedule Of the markets.
The rate Of discount in the London money mar
ket remained unchanged butthe demand Tor money
had improved and the funds were dull and neg
lected The state of Ireland. and the relations OF
Europe. arising out OF the Spanish marriage. had
had an extensive effect upon the market
ireland was in a state OF famine and great ex-
ertions we're making Tor the relief of the people.
The ship Anglo-saxon from Boston, arrived at
Liverpool on the 24th ult bringing four days later
news rom Boston and three from New-York. She
made an excellent passage Her news was dis
patched to London and published on the following
day
The steamship Britannia. from Boston, arrived at
liverpool On the morning Of the 3oth ult. in thir-
teen and half days She encountered severe
weather which protracted her passage
The papers announce the death Of Thomas ciark
son the well known philanthropist
Dr.. Cox. Of Brooklyn was to preach In the scotch
Church. Liverpool 9Th October Oh the providential
escape OF the passengers of the Great Britain
The first number oil Dickenss new Serial
called Dealings ,rith the fran Of Domeby and Son
was published on the lst inst and copies OF II were
undoubtedly received BY the steamer.
The Bishop fist Asaphs and Sir John Williams.
Judge Of the Court of Queens Bench, had died
since our last advices Mr. Vaughan Williams has
been appointed as the successor of the latter.
On the goth ult RoRYRT ScURFlELD. Esq.
one of the largest ship owners OF Sunderland committed
suicide.
+ A sad accident occurred al the Aberdeen Rail
rond works on the morning Of the 18th Sept. Three
of the arches of the inclined plane way and buried
number Of the workmen in the ruins seven OF whom
were killed
The Gazette, iof the 10th ut announces the
following appointment. The Right Hon. Sir Charles
Edward Greg Knit to be Governor OF the Island OF ia
maica Lieut. Col William Reid, Governor of the Is.
lands of Barbados Grenada ST. Vincent Tobago and
81, Lucia Capt, Charles Elliot Governor of The Bermu
des or Somers Islands and Right Hon Sir Henry Pot
finger Bart Governor of the Cape OF Good Hope.
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from rollers IL. seas e high wafer, hich u M Hqll-
be opinion we'd % the cad G; ass week aE'e oEozsn
up Ike st-oa-es. wooden sh? t1zi e a. -
saIP les = tas worst pozz-se P9si,loe e. so= -
present 70 .e2sor 70 doubt hsr beng s-Sel lie sn-
c: TIE we-k
IN addtron . ne a5o~e, Capt Cax:on hss addressed
another letter 20 tie Directors, Of "2-ch INC lo IL
i IN extract
should me WEATHER continue a. /; no7F L. o. not
cone 20 The so-:a-east*E-t. O. 9:oE .'-L- .-s =
hard shall have 70 ies-.; SEE E-Skes 10 "s1e: =
Of Something i w-orE aboz: me tore sioSe-ao-e o-''
so1-eosad 1o- enough 70 rsise douot TANK nom
measuring s about tnree :eet n the sala Io-t10'
-o= evening. think we ma! Walk Fog2d aet-
4 NOS; -iso-oEs s-sE1pt III. De Hlade %: ne -, :.
eet her a5oa: .o- winch anchors &c oei1s P-Aeso Il
cou-en;er- situations which hs- propeller and ne
assistance 0: some s:esr1e-s !; = noqed sac s! =
6-a7r Into deep ~s.er We however greatly tea- ias'
his a:cel1p; wi no; succeed ~. Z,
Letter addressed 70 u, daiec D-ao91a' Day OS- =
he crea. Rrs;s I'm aias in nes-y the sane sta's
as when ecu eft she i taxing -ti-s H1oIs
The pumps we-c Working nearty 81 Cay yesterday
We add the following from the letter OF pas
serger
Vls., T;~s-noal ..o-.v after ele=en O'Clock, WIKI a
.s;- v=,d Tl- 4s- US =ne were n good spirits,
and Al wr-e expecting 8 pleasant and expediuC''s
-ora-s AZ u criock 7re went down 70 iuner and al
four o'clock % dinaerat seven e4oca We 81 % Z -
- both before and after hica 7ye we're cegnied Of
IN. -e-t5--,snces of some of the ladies' OF toe Paro
accompanied b. singing. remained II the eaoia
iii near nine o'clock aer AFTER ,aknE I'm on DECK
retired 70 bed .ni should say that not more tnsa
sf an hour could aave elapsed before WIS alarmed by
hes-nr much confusion deck AID the NEE Gaining 70
..o nor Irr,e6iarel- after. she took The ground =;
winch time the wind as blowing very iEeSh ana coca
.onaI shower, we're falling The night ~as DARK oui
not so much so that could not cesry see isnt on
shore o could aot tell what par OF the coast W we're
m IRE t5e was ovvns at he time snd OF course il
tended to drive u, fa-he: in toward the man and N
crnusnv with or- o- Two other passengers renamed
an feck during the nexi four hours when The WIG
bs-ing moderated and al danger as regarded lie
being al end TIE die.ooais we're pun n Iead,e5s
for immediate service If required. but TANK God
!, continued comparatively calm. and ST low water
in te morning we we're so the shore iaai cars and
cars could approach within short distance OF Us, and
the passengers with their luggage we're IN snort tire
isrded The vs.sel : now lying between the Coast
Guard House and me Cow and Calf rocks Had sne
.rck on anv Of the numerous rocks IN the nelghoor
hood she must haze been knocked 10 pieces and N a.
probability many lives would have been lost as II -
much vii depend on the weather whether she WI or
will not be 90, on she was when left totally urnan
azeabe Captsin Hosksn Is Acknowledged on AN Gana
10 DC an able and experienced seaman and he TlA D.
able TO doubt fully 10 account Tor this aecdenf
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Business Notices.

~ The Alhsmrs was sled las; might with beauty
and fashion and locked more Ike splendid paraor
Sled with invited guests than place OF pubte sa,c.
uent Loier and Corbyn VIII realize fortune here if
they continue their admirable arrangements at pre
sent The Musical Ro,undo is magnificent, the muse
delightful me Lady Magician astounding, the company
,ec,able in tie highest degree and TIE charge lex s
mi. ancc one shilling
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BIT THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

~ Col WEBs, we understand, returned from
Washington las, night. without having obtained
The appointment Of Brcsdier General Of New-F ORR
Volunteers Tor which he was an applicant.
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coureogsly

. The National and Historical Views now exhibit.
ing No. 56l Broadway opsr from until every
evening this week The performances, or commence.
rnent OF the exhibition commences At y clock See
advertisement, in this paper under head 0. Amuseen,s
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MARRIED .

In Putnoy. VI on the 18th inst by Rev. Amos Foster
JUDAH ELLSWORTH, Esq. of Saratoga Spsings, to
Miss FRANCES F. daughter of Capt. F. Lowell, OF the
former place.
Al Besverwyck n J. on the Goth instant, by Rev. Mr.
Ford EDWIN HUTCHINSON, Esq. OF Woodstock, VI
to Miss HARRIETTE A. BEAMaN, OF Hanover " II.
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~ The Corner and Enqatrer thus exhibits at
once its fairness logic and devote N to the Wing
Cause in an article abusive OF the Wing candidate
Cor Governor. 1t is speaking OF Mr. Tildens bill!
To regulate Devises and Desce ats, which passed
the last Assembly
To Illustrate the honesty Of th measure let Us give
an instance AZ the termination. OF our lss lease of
prescne place of business No 20 wall.s in 1881 oar
rent was only Sl2SV per annam Yet offered tor the
lot $4,000 which refused Now by the law passed
with Mr. JoAS YorNos vote the benefit OF the Anti
Renters We would have been entitled possession
OF tie property for the sum OF SlsS.o and thus have
Cheated family OF orpha as out OF the snug sum Of
Soooo But the law woul perai, this the owners
patup oel!dns ana We obliged 70 pay for IL the
Now why did not .he rational Editor OF the Cou-
ner inform his salt ,ctre associate that the bill to
which he refers h. Ad nothing whatever TO do with
Lands let or lease I'd for limited period like No 20
Wsli'ss but took effect oaly on lands held on
ps,ysssal les Sc or quisrent, by the men who had
redeemed taem from the primitive wilderness, or
who had Tough; and paid for the labor OF those who
did sol In every case 70 which the BIZ TO resu-
late Dfsvises and Descents' applied the tensnt had
IN idefeasible right to hold the premises for ever.
sabeet only TO the right OF the landlord his rent
This is fully secured 10 be paid by the bill which
the Courier denounces
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= So OF FINE PAINTINGS T1rs Eryxr,c

~ SAFE OF FINE PAINTINGS TINS EvESrxa.-
lss, and closing sale OF the beautiful collection Of
foreign Paintings receR.ly imported AID exhibited i
ihs Chsulbers-s; Gallery. OF Broadway take
place this esenins Ties. pictures really Enc sad
worthy 10 beauay snd ado:a the paiios Of ths fne,,
residences OF city The sale commences 8; oelosk
hey will Ia exhibited durin, the iar
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r AND BEAurrrr,. DxEss Goops-Lsaes msks
youI lecaoas NJ Barker & Towles. Il cA;herine,ss-
They constantly adding to their extensive stuck ana
you are sare OF finding there toe lstest fashions saa
s;yes. As place of shopping We know of moro more
fashionable. where purchasers are attended NOR
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e Knox, lss Eulon-st tSun suiltings> deenrg 1t
unnecessary into particulars respecting bis FIJI
Fashions for lsi6, woud simply that hi, rev style
will excel in beauty, shness and color any Ains
offered the hs, wearing public otNsw.York H.
prices are as low rs his bats tine o, In
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Ia The Wings OF ORANGE Co. have nominated
EDWARD L WEILINo for Sheriff AtBERr :.
BENTON for Clerk. WN. c. HAsnHoroK OF New.
bursh JOSEPH DAVIS of Mmisink and HUDSON Nc
EAslAS Of Monroe for Assembly, N. y. Mel ArGt-
LIN and WILLIAM BEACH Tor Coroners. IMessrs.
Welhug Benton and Mcfarland have atoretme
been elected TO the offices for which they sever
aly candidates and are quite likely 10 be again.
while no two men in the County have done more
hard work for 1he Wing cause than Messrs. Has
brouck and Dawes. They will be mos, heartily
supported snd deserve il
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~ ExERoIsEs SINGING, together with Lee
Music preparatory to the formation OF clsss
will be given in the Orchard st. Church near Bpcrne
st. on Thursday evening the I'D inst by Messrs Brad
bury Nash. commencing at :. o'clock. All interested
are invited TO attend oel q
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~ Information is wanted Of Tarry purfec earpen
tex from Ireland Please address Thomas pugee, cora
Prince and Mot, s,s. NewYors. New Orleans papers
please copy
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scHoRARly Co,-Anti Rent ticket Clerk. Ste
pssn Mayhsu OF Blepheirn; Assembly, Elijah Ham
rnaad. Of Conesviils Thomas Smith OF Cob!eskill
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FAMILY MEpIctNE.-Dr Beekrusn's celebrated
Syrup and Pills acknowledged 10 be the bes,
employed from their purity uilduess safety Ger.
ts MY aud thoroushness oficc 10. Cor;land,st.
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Loco.Foco Nominations.

Hestcsestsr Co-Sherif Joseph z. Hyatt Q!
Yorktown Clerk Henry Willsu, White Plains Assem-
bly. John &. HAYWARD Ezra Marshall
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~ TINE LETTERS Of wN. c. CORNISH on the
Sts'e and Fopec, OF Libers which have placed Oh
the FRS, Psse, VIII be found worthy OF attention
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RrrrA.o. Netpesday Evenin. .

State of the MEMBERSHIPS were made to-day
Of 80 90 bushels OF Ohio and Wisconsin W heat at
f-or IS 30 cents 300 barrels OF Michigan Flour were
sold 81 81 256S4 s. - Cor1-lQoo0 bushels went OF
a, iacts Pennsylvania Butter bCough; cents Ono
Cheese 10 cts Salt 81 Is
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E GroRas P. BARKER has declined 10 run Tor
oonsrsss ON the Looo-E oco ticket in Erie Co, I'll
health is the alleged reason. Hiram H. Barney is
substitused
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" UNION CoURsS. l.. L--TRorrtNG. The Srca,
purse OF sloo three mile heats between Lady
Suffolk and ]. X Polk comes OF on Thursday, October
2oi az 3 O'CLOCK OBJ o.
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~ PETER q. SYLVESTER Of Greene County IS
the Wing candidate fer Congress in the District
eomposed Of Columbia and Greene Counties
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~ NEw STYLE og HATS FOR WINrrS-wSSccx
col Broadway, viii oder Tor sale style Of Gentle
mems Hats the Winter Friday October i6h
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II \ EULL ASSORTMENT the latest French style Of
Hat, per September Plste OF Fashion.
II J. y. GENlN, PA broadway, opposite s. Papl's.
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C NEW Discovery. by which Sll stoves and pipes o.
graIes may be kept black. with beautiful polish
coach sodg. by one applcniiona year Sold Only
y CorHni-sl cS2$t
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Ohio.


Returns from p Counties give Bebb l7,ls7 Tod
l5,545-Bebbs maj. 96i2 The Counties to come
in gave BARLEY about i1nn mojori'y-
STARK Cove have the Official at last. Hiram
Grswold the Wing Senator is beaten by q nine votes;
John Graham elected George Harsh, one of the indie
pendent Assemblymen chosen; the other Loco The
rest of the Loco ticket elected except thut Ls for
Congress has 90 majority.
Wayne Co.-Loco Senator is said 10 be elected
by vote
Partial returns from Paulding Van Vert and
Defiance thinly peopled Counties in the South
West show Wing gains
ONO SExArE.-Thc Ohio State Journal Extra
OF Saturday evening. 18th inst. says
BY this evenings mail we learn that the Whie candi-
dates for Senate in Stark and Wayne are both defeated
and lose the senator and Representative in the Lucas
District This makes the Senate iie. Our candidate
for Representative is defeated also III Stark. Loco
lority . in Stark and in Wayne on Senator
Cons5eSs.-The Ohio State Journal OF the 18th
says
"a letter from Gaa last evening informs us that Mr.
NISToS has SIX hun dred majority over Mr. CASE Loco
Foco, in that county Tor Congress. Nj Y has small
majority in Athens Case, and there Is majority OF
$50 in Hooking against him This leaves about $50 10
be in Meigs and Lawrence the cleo
ton OF Mr. Vinton, We have strong hopes of his cleo
ton
Our return. from the Morgan Congressional Distric.
seem to indicate the election OF Dr. JOHNSON Wing
They stand-Morgsn (ohcal) Johnson Ill Washington.
aOs Perry reported by letter dated Thursday al
SOS for Richey which would give Johnson majority
d IL"
y letter to the Washington Union from Column
bus dated the 18th claims the election OF Richey
over johnson and Kennon over Cowen
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Loco IS elected Sem
ator in the Schuylkill Distinct instead of Pitman.
Wing as before reported The following are the
msjoriues
PIrMAN OvERTIrLp
Schuylkill 10000. +l2 Carbon ------.-.,... O.
Monroe ....-,-------.3i 5
@l2 Pike rep.-,...-...-- Is
ovcrhelds majority So. which may De some
what Increased by Pike Co, 100
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Death OF Thomns Cln,Ikson.

The Caledonia brings us tidings Of the DEATH Of
the venerable Phianthropist, THOMAS CrARKIoS
whose labors for the Abolition OF the Slave Trade
and Of Slavery for more than hall century have
rendered his name immortal. The autislwcry
movement Of the present ceniury--directed first
again, the Slave Trade and subsequently sainst
Slavery itself-receivcd its first impulse tr the
early conservation OF his noble powers Il le great
work. His death took place at his residen' e. Play
ford Hall near Ipswich a1 O'Clock y. NJ. of Satur-
day, Sept Goth He was So years Of eec The
Ipswich Express says His spirit bur acd bright
70 the last. and while he ceased not to direc, his
thoughts to the great question OF the el nancpaton
of the human race he calmly looked forward to
the crown OF life laid up Heaven for the faith.
falfollowers of the Cross He was Dor a, Wisbech,
in Carubridseshirs, on March cS;h 700