The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-11-09

New YORK ELEcTIoN..-- By q Sip from
he Dayton TransclPfit is stated Ihat The
Democrats have lost New York by 10000!
md the Wings have thee .fcuillis Of both
of Tie Legislature. This news, il
5 said, came by Telegraph. We had eS-
,eced that the manner Of conducting The
nominating Convention in that State would
-csnlt n the defeat ofIhc Democratic party,
but we feel certain that The Transcripts news
grossly exaegeralcs The result, especially in
regard 10 The Legislature. Tlis state Of
lliings is not a clange in favor ofwhig rule,
but ofa btierdiyvslon amongth Democrats
of New YuIk,,of which they are reaping the
benefit. Last year these dissensions result
ed in tie defeat of Gov Wnght6 aided by
the anti rent excitement. Thisyear itcaus-
es the defeat Of lIoje who were charged
with producing WrigIn's defeat. We hope
this is The concfasj1 Of this state of things
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ii ADDITIONAL AB5rRACTOF MEX
rg ge CAN NEWS. AZ
The New Orleans papers OF tie 18th inst.
are filed with additional letters and dccu-
menls fidm The seat of war; From the lu-
minous details we make upthe following syn
opsis - Gin, Signal. s''7
a0 Occupation Tie CcpitaL--Gen. Scot, is
sued an order on the 17ih Of September,
promising TO protect the properly and rights
,ofihe citizens of the capital, and leying a
contribution of 10000, TO be appropriated
for comforts for the Army, especially the
wounded
Anticipated 1nsmrection --Gen. Scott is
sued an order on The 22d Of September, wal
ming the Army against an insurfection which
was organizing for the purpose ofpullng 70
death the Americans, He says that Mexi-
can officers and soldiers, in disguise, who
had not the courage 10 defend their capital,
are the leaders of this conspiracy, aided by
some fifteen hundred thieves and murderers,
who were turned loose for that purpose and
to prey upon the peaceable inhabitants, the
night before tho iriumphal entry Of the
lIlltlISuIIo lutO wy AAS NuibS tiiS a.
my 10 be on the alert.
Persuasion to desert.--I'he Mexican
priests are again tampering with the Calho-
lies in the army, endeavoring to persuade
them to desert, and promising them lands
in California Gen. Scott cautions them To
remember the fate of the Foreign Legion,
and also that California is in possession of
the United States
Respect to Church Ceremonies. General
Scott calls on his troops 10 pay all respect 10
the Church ceremonies, including the fire.
quent religious, professions in the streets as
well as in churches, such as the elevation o,
The host, the uiat;cum, funerals, g., and ear
nestly requests all Protestant Americans eth
er TO keep out Of the way or TO pay 10 the
Catholic religion and its ceremonies every
decent mark of respect and Difference.
Police Of the CRy-The Picayune con
lains u number of orders from Generals Scott
and Qniiman, establishing the police Of The
city, allowing all the usual sources Of rcve-
nue. 10 rema.l in The hands of the Mexican
authorities, that they may be enabled ia
meet the acquisitions made on them by Gen
eral Scott, for $l50,00U.
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