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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-14
By THE MAILS.

wAsHINoros. D. c., Oct Q, lss7
Kosciusko Case.
This 10 coming at last to ciese Inc
Hon Revsrdy johnson and Major Toohman, counsel Oh
ths heirs to put down the legal qubbles to which re-
frsd yesterday opposed to them by the counsel OF Col
Bomford administrator de bonis ofthe Kosciusko es-
tate with the will of 1898 annexed, led petition and
moved the court to order Col Bomford to show cause
why his letters Of administration with the will annexed
should not be revoked and letters Of administration
generally granted to such person the counsel OF the
heir shall recommend pursuant to the statute In such
made and provided. The will Of 1898, under which
Col Bomford adminstersthe estate being revoked by
the viii Of 1916 which has been executed and proved &C.
cordng to lsw-ths prayer granted, and Col Bomford
ordered appear and show &c., ON the 22d inst
The controversy between Major Tochman on one SIDE
and Mr. de Bodisco, and the counsel 81 the Imperial
Legation the other which had created 80 much ex-
element among contemporaries seems 10 nave peen
scattered to the winds at least since Major LoohMan
associated with himself, the Hon Reverdy Johnson as
counsel Of the heirs the Imperial Counsel DO not inter-
fore with his professional pursuits We VIII see wnetner
they will their motion at the next Term OF the
Circuit Court have stricken his name on the Toll OF
the members Of the bar because Of his having
with Mr. johnson defeat MIR Bodiscos plan OF visiting
upon him the penal laws Of Russia In this free Republic
w.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCEs
The Flour Markets.

DETROIT, Oct 9th, l847 The market for -four was
not brisk yesterday for the few days previous
There sellers than at prices asked and
could find bat few transactions $50 bbls "Ph@nix
Mills Plymouth, takenlat 81 so at depot 100 bbls
Exchange" at $40 at depot; 80 bbs old ut 50 rs
board 200 bbs were offered at depot ut 81 81 but found
buyers There seemed to be throughout the day but
little animation in the market No boat up during the
day consequently mail and buyers and sellers both
preerrng to await their private advces Of the eastern
markets The amount coming In by wagons was fair
and previous prices fully sustained We hear Of some
brands selling at 81 rs however 81 rs Is tho ruling
price. Wheat remains at former quotations.
So CINCINNATI, Oct s-There sales this morning
Of SO bbls at 81 s so do City S. Ia do City Mills at
~ IS LsteD the day although the stock very meagre
for small lots of choice brands 50 co. realized with
difficulty
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PHlLApELrHIA, Oct. ID, ls47.
The Pennsyipania Election.


The excitement attendant the receipt of election
returns from the surrounding districts and the interior Of
the State renders every other description Of unin
srestng The complexion of the vote already received
renders 1t certain that Governor Skunk has been
elected by something 10 oCO majority gratifying
result of this contest far regards the FIRST Con-
gressiona district is the fact that Mr. Levin the only
member of the native party in the next Congress- has
lost his foothold the returns from the polls comprised
within the bounds Of his constituency presenting
jority Of 1922 against the native candidate Levin
plurality at the last election ALL that this shows
q loss OF 1853 native votes in short twelvemonth.
There disturbances throughout the city and
county yesterday with the exception of ARRAYS that
occurred In Southwark. One a tavern hight
the Commissioners Hall, by the Bouncers and Rams ;
and the other street fight in which lad knocked
seuseless by blow with bludgeon.
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nsszias sssssu u gave rice ~ - szsitsg dsbsss ssa
various amendments adoptsdI Amoss thsn Was
one designed by the friends Of tbs bill snsssas'y |"
reach the agencies Of foreign eorporstions.
Mr.. WAIsH moved Q substitute for the whole DIN,
extending its provisions the whole State Agreed
by vote less than quorum, and the committee re-
ported the substitute to the house.
Mr. srcKLEs moved to commit the bill to q select COM
mites with instructions to report the original bill
amended This carried the debate into the afternoon
session when the bill committed, blu. without In
structicns So the matter stands.
The bill authorizing the county Of Kings to raise
money to erect certain buildings ordered to third
reading.
Further action was had on the bill to abolish cspi-
tai punishment.
was cut OF by adjournment.
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Leaving surplus OF. ............. 7l.092 IL
One thousand extra copies Of the report will probably
This morning Mr. Dennston introduced bill into the
Senate, In obedience to the recommendation Of the
COMPTROLLER will be by his report, which sent
yesterday, TO limit the issues Of incorporated banks
Inc general bill providing for the incorporation OF
companies to construct canals and navigating the same
passed the Senate this morning
The General Insurance bill was discussed during the
morning heur. -
Mr.. Henry o'Reilly, Of Cincinnati has addressed an
extraordinary memorial to the Legislature of New York
prsyng Tor the correction OF certain abuses In the tee
graph system and for the passage Of general Telegraph
TO the corporations Of all the principal cities and towns
In this State which have granted facilities for
In the tsgaph system 60 In his u memorial TO s
Legissture, Mr. OReily says he has been engaged with
.undy citizsns In extending lines Of telegraph through
different regions 10 connect the Westesn states with
Atlantic seaboard and that about thousand miles OF
telegraph constructed him in successful operation
with arrangements for another thousand before
certain persons claiming control Of the telegraph system
and OF certain lines wholly partly In the State Of New
granted by that State assumed the power
excuding not merely your memorslist and ais asso.
sructed from enjoying any facilities Of communication
across the Lines so lying either wholly partly in the
STATE Of Ne. York Of the orders Of the New York
and Boston Company being TO the effect, that de-
spstohes win be transmitted on that line for or FROM
any point west Of Phiadsphiawestwsrd Of which city
miles Of telegraph sforesaidthe only telegraph lines
ocnstructsd and in operation through those regions
IL farther appears by the memorial that the IN emo
xalist intends to build telegraph line from Buffalo to
Cleveland In Ohio and that the New York and Buffalo
Company have resolved that they will not with
the proposed line from Buffalo to Cleveland. The
rsst farther asserts for tn refusal Of the
New York companies to connect with the Western
graph companies that certain persons lin this state)
claim TO have exclusive control Of the telegraph system
and 10 be the exclusive controllers Of Morse
patent The memoriast stgmatzes the system In this
State as gigantic system Of fraudulent speculation,
which 10 being perpetrsed upon the people Of the United
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The CrOuA.

In the spring we were terribly beset with the louise
full havoc upon the cotton, which, together with the
ceaseless rains render the prospects OF the farmer
trey unpropitious My opinion is that the cotton
CROP and this opinion is pretty generally sustained by
the community. 1t may however, depend, in some de-
1stion Of the depredatons of the inssot-ener from
Pfckens county, .4ia Sept a.
Our great and dreaded enemy the caterpillar or as
call IT, the army worm is back upon us and there
is but little doubt they will psrvade this section gene
rally and judging from past experience every portion
the cotton srSTng region where there have been sx
existence visited my plantation Saturday last and
rode through my crop extensively, examining 1t with
To my great surprise, found these voracous in
in it in great abundance carrying the work of
destruction with their wonted rapidty SO recent had
been their appearances, that even my overseer who Is
quite attentive and observing not OF their
existence until pointed them out to him. From the
numbers saw, and the progress they appeared to be
making, hardly expect to have whole leaf on much
the larger portion cotton by the last of the week
and the young squares and tender bols will share the
same fate Of the with them every hope Of
what is called top crop Of bos disappears But that
have more cotton matured than had last year,
when they appeared, they would in all probability prove
means upon which they have to operate, the injury,
comparatively, must be as eat-Grsensboro Cores
pondence Mobile Herald and Tribune 27th it.
The harvest Of the rice crop In this neighborhood
will be completed the present week. nearly 3d. and
proptous has been the weather for the last weeks
that the grain will be in excellent order. Notwith-
standing the damage done by the freshet In August
shall have an average crop The corn, potato and pea
crops are also good, and the whole population Of the
district Is in the enjoymentof unusual health for the
season Of the year.-Winyah Is. C) tObseper, 9Th
fnefant.
The weather for the last fortnight has been particular
y fine for picking cotton, well the various other
pursuits Of the planter The cotton saved will be in fine
order although the product will scarcely be great per
acre as usual still, when consider the increased
OF v nnS we are to the belief
material" AFTER al.-Mdcon Messenger, 9th inst.
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HOWARD HOTEL.
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RsssIs: New & TN S.ss.ss
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LovEJoY's HOTEL
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Ssss sfsss
f. SsT sIs%s~s o,Iss' Is:s IL. IT,
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J r. Woeder ID Clew. Albany; Gross, New York; Will
lard Atkinson Wesconsin Territory; Buell. Auburn
Wick Little Falls; W Bailey, Cqoperstown; sea.on
Tandereoven, ] H Thompson, Bath; J Wnchel roulmey
"; Mcguire, DE- peyT Liule Falls; g Prescott
ysqs Paalet. VI; Briggs. TIoy MeCql!osh AlO1DXi
hall; Costigan, Albany T. Fauldr Abany e D Pease
Cooperstown; Tours Hsmilton; Stone, Albany; j.
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VIM Bross and son, Poughkespsi Everett Philadelphia
RATHBUNs HOTEL.
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Rochester; L Grant, Wyoming; Aldrich, Worcester:
Bogardus Fishk Landing; John, Philadelphia Mrs
Phillips, Albany; Spencer, do.
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GovERNoR's VorE.
CANAL COMMISSIONER.
I..o.s..sL n nf.s.x

.Including lo5 majority for Irwin lh ward of which
The full returns have not been received.
Except 9TH ward .|
Nineteen townships in Beks give 26a5 majority for Skunk
The democrats have carried Spring Garden by large
majority but the natives elected their Commissioners
ticket by 100 majority.
The vote in the city it will be by the returns,
has sghty increased last year. there being l24
more votes cast.
Sales OF Stocks nj Philadelphia.
FrRsT BOARD Oct l3h-5o United States Bank az; so
0irard Bank 5000 State SIS III Commercial Bank ,4;
$50 Girard Bank M
ArrEx SALEs3O0 United States Bank 90; 5000 State
SIS III $500 do 1000 do 5000 United States Treasury
Notes 23 loa 100 Lehigh coal scrip 86 100 Reading
Railroad 90
SECOND BoARp2oo Girard Bank 1S 1000 City G's (is76)
l01.
AYrER sALEs-3oOo State SIS 76z; 2 Penn Town
ship Bank say, 100 Reading Railroad %
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Miscellaneous Record.
e. KEY Key : n y &.
sHS s E out 20
s 4hs al ni ss
aud understood thar the ship would proceed her
sTrAMra NAnRAo4ssErr. which sailed Tuesday morn
ing for New orleans had poceede as G as the Woodlands
and she put back to Quarantine TO repair damages.
scHR oNrARIo Of Camden bound T. sailed the 18th inst
went ashore on Wards Island last night where she lies high
AT Rkers Island. brig Rebecca Fisher for New York
(vIgmiaJ with COAL coming up the Bay Tuesday night
s sGS ~. al: :ss % %
The captain and crew took 10 the boat and landed at Staten
LAuscHEp-At Portland 9th inst by Mesr, Pennell Muir
ray handso%s bark 9 about ,OG called the A1e
cam off nexttide
NEw SHIP CHASSINo, was launched at Fair Haven on
inst ION Of Messrs Fish Huttleston. She
ssoSs Goo 0nr built IN peri owned By
HENRY IF s %
Whniemcn.
Sid from Sag Hsrbo Oct 10. ship Ontario Brown, NV
NEW ;sg B Ssss @ Mos. Wyatt. Pacific and
sol sf,sa .g: E0aaSn
returned, having carried away lib boom of Round H)
SpoGsn.
No as I'm ~ ss sys " Ih'dA' for Bar
Foreign Ports.
Ii Hoy s 2 Anu A 20 cd Si sw TsT York.
ti.Srysoo: SEN is@BaTE Nahu%EeaS. ksifdss for Bal.
% ssh tya ssoa ron rS!a
Nj 70 sa e. Sii: f York ar.
5'f s'H
ssp Bumh.m swss from Port
sad GARDENS: q SHs HSsgss IL.
a s,son ssi HsnSvs1 and Tsnss"s sao~ Do
29lh. Sid 29th bark Polka, Loring. Boston.
HOme Ports.
Oct snA5 bak Gptens Wright Cos%sp
kensason, Stevenson, New YORK; Lodand, Thompson
Ssm S1 stS~1 %
o6;b %f Ss' s%s a
MBS1ay S1 Si% renn
s!: n. .!s sS:::
S II Srs.
Young P5ilidslDh;a; Js.sYh Bs!eh WIIshi NV
$s Sis f NV ge13; o1
%
Port Prince Caroline from sa Jnan de los Remedies;
%fs sys s es a 2d s Aa ss Navy
Ms .syc s Ill., : St
brig. Halifax aud Paalina sailed last evening.
o. Fl 5 1 .aH Russell PS
id big I ss 81 va sd
schr Aima Maiamoras; ID lust chip r Rodgers, New Or
The steamer Alsxhany ha. sc..d and win proceed 70
brig Hope from New York passed through NV passage for
NEW OsIEASs, Oct AIT U s steamship Al.bam,. Win
die Yer. Cruz ships Oxnard Chick Havre Colombo Prsy
psscn. Wes%., Rio Sfands Pefay;sa Williams Tsmpco
Cld sehrs ystsT. Wilson Rio Gtande; 0ntwa, Roberts
of' IN
PnovIDrrcE, OetllArr, sch5 Cape Cod, Chase. N.pse
h,lI
sd sshls BAKER, syivanu: Rich afs and Lady
PORTLAND, Oct m@cia bark Macedonian, Robinson, St
Jago.
g Oct sd ;ss B Bssns ypsy i nSt'
smith Ferren Wareham; Mowry, Bonneil Jersey ,City
sAyAsNaH OFT lar big RaSins Sloan. New Yq5t cid,
punSsdo barts Rowland ridge; dss; Convoy TreIcott
f Ead. Johnson
Bspy Dunbar do ssysnnsh Dixon $o JsssphS, Push
% s a.s , YGt ..s '. Gn
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ALBANY, Oct. IL, ls47.

ALBANY, OCt II, IoFI
The Report Of The Commissioners of Emigration-The
Telegraph System-Proceedings of the Legislature.
The Senate received the report Of the Commissioners
Of Emigration In the city Of New York this morning 1t
Ia an elaborate document comprising about thirty
nuscrpt pages Its great length made it impossible for
me to look through it, but have made the following
portant extract -
The number Of passengers who arrived from May 5th
to September 30th inclusive and for whom communication
money was paid or bonds given was SAG, Of whom
natives Of
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Cleared.
ship-Phladephia' Dunn, Maneilles, & A King,land
BarL-Edwsrd, Buckley, Charleston Durham & Dmon.
SON ssvaa.ah Wilder Gsaen; David Dsf.i Gc GS
Ws,hngtOn NC; Benz Bigelow, Mayo, Bath, Me, Hicks
seo,s nj Msp0S S yS Charleston Toossr Pier
Sloop-New London. smith, New London
Arrived
l s aam w Hss Sept with mde
~, srs ga bark rloa r9PPs days. with br'
to Go.dey Left brig May Hslea from salem just arr
N sf S.'y sa. %s, y s;sa PSf Boe Belize. ond
DAYS wS %a1'E,"y to MASTER % logs mahogany s tons of
ss Ly smith, ~ % Do% mic
Eay;d J T1s Red Rum KY day; with $500
Barcelona. Lett no Amer vessels in port.
br brig Arabea, fnes, Sydney, day. with coal, to
pl B. American MsN, Mobile y dag viii. sc,Sn to
asassd sfs y a. 'a -" '" =,
f:1H go: ss GSy Al. ba.as ssy with
so sss sS -:
heavy the .ehr to leak The
and s. ,Sw xal he w "a and
M ,1np hartman Stimpson. Savannah, 10 days. with lum-
Nose: :. Johnson Richardson Virgins. with corn
schI Sell sep from Beaufort NC. 4day,. with ma
seh Mediator Msrriner, New Orleans 20 days, via Key
Mbsuks ~ ~ ''s' eo'" 'Ve""S ' "
sehr Huutiug, Foster. Machas, 0 days, with lumber
Below.
Ship Abby Pratt, Shaw Liverpool 81 days
Ship Triumph.
Sailed.
ship Paul Jones, Canton; Anson, Charleston; Empire
eu t,uH bark Henrietta. Lagusyra; Drigs Cybee, Port
,nnu Sars wilmington; Masardis, Georgetown; Gilbert
nstheld Mobej Haidce Csrdsnas; Alexander, Apalach
co'a' Dark Isaac Mend, Savannah; Jane, st Kits.
E-x-=z=zzxz=zzzz--=ur
Herald Marine Correspondence.
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brighton CattIe nlarlket.

MONDAY, Oct II AT market 1876 beef cattle, 1928
stores $500 sheep and $3.50 swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle-The prices obtained last week
not sustained We quote extra So rs; first quail
ty, So 25a6 so; second S. rs So third 50 60a$6 CO.
stores Sales quick Two year old Sl2 q $le; three
year old 500 $35.
sheep-sales at 81 50, 81 IS, 50 IS, and 80 rs.
Swine-Lots to pedde &C. 4sc, and 44c for sows, and
&c, $50 and $40 for barrows; old hogs 4c, SO and 6c
At retail SO q 60
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New BEDFORD on MARI ct.

For the week ending October II, 1877
=sperm-There Is good demand but the transactions
have been very light the article being held above the
views of buyers. We have only to report sale Of 200
bbls at los cents cash. Whale.Sinoe last sales
have been made of $500 bb at prices ranging from 81 to
40 cents according to quality The sales 1880 bbs
in parcels at 40 oents 100 bbls at 81 cts so
bbs Mt 80 and 400 bbs South Sea- private terms
Whalebone.-We have heard of no transactions
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StINHE LADIES, DELIGHT"-0rsat, saving Of time and
Labor.The ladies' Of New York are at 1enr,h 10 Il
put N pS1.ession 9 an Invaluable sabp nevIy
ever proved ,uccesfu This truly useful is Svar-
ranted p wash clean without the slightest damage
psecy plain aud simple, and be worked by child
with The ordinary washing Of family done by
it one hours time. with small amount Of labor.
The subscriber having purchased immense the
patent right for the inventon takes pleasure in offering this
washing machine the public and in assuring them thai
no humbug he is willing any should Try il for two
weeks aud allow DO returned il it shall be found in any
wise different from what is here described He invites all
call at No u Morris where he will be happy exhibit
the machine and to show what it capable Of accomplishing
THOMAS DOBsON, No Is Morris street, y. Y
b. THIS superior and excellent machine be
exhibition the Fair Of the American Institute the
bridge Leading to Castle Garden. OF 2t~rc
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WHITE BRANDY.
excellent aIeleo Native Grapes for Preser ves Cor
d' Es b %ueA pes JOHN 5hip Ge Sp%ERGuE
sOs Front street. between Beskman and Fulton SIS.
Mash. XsSs; q Sss5 ss.s.
Iousls Entry and the o. SIN
The pupil become. familiar from actual use with all the
by this course become competent bookkeeper in about
with terms, Obtained at the rooms from a.
II mey Known a. Wigs and sap prior to the late
Of by the sys
sou, them " r the ~. most Sel
r r na and a1S on 81
CHEAT CHI 4NCE FOR HOTEL KEkrEEs AMP
established stand known The Hoboken House. Of
Canal and washnatOns For further particulars enquire on
blow THE TRUMrET.-Ths advertisement under this
Advent As A: s ono %Sis d
Lord 10Th day Of The New Moon 81 This month which
@ 10Th a b si IS month tie T%gs; s
$ sss sSs .
i vn T. L. T. f'' " oIaM'rc
C.AYQS FASERA kinds vi Shs sst,sff CD for
Ola iit.rh 50 Maiden Lane.
THE NATIONAL FIRE iNsuKANCEE f.; CO Sa Any
N.vssiSn RSi. Company make insar
every description and personal property and on risks Of trans
portation and inland navigation
TA S.a Ss.l.nsH iSs"y s..a
H Hsssy II % s SSI &ii
THOMAS II s's W 'rHoRNE. President.
e.p't ssiis Institution now full and with
Money IN lnauO On re
To fEiME9N AsD petty nd
Mobile New shppsd o
year. with nhs wages advance aud to return north
'oT e s Tim na%Se Of healthy ordinary sea
such as painter cault;, blacksmith gun and lock
PmtieuInr applications with good meudaous
wanted for the following rates, viz: Csp.nter mate
sfm: % III: rest will be rated from the shipped
No sToS but the Communication of day instead
As hi. i. very desirable service. early application will be
Apply the Naval Rendezvous Cherry street. near cha
w ARDS PATENT WASHING AND CLEANSING
w PoWDER, is an article extensively used in EngYd
poS SH svsT offered % sdvaasss
s"d psrs K. isss.es w %.shs poonr
aSy being inv val. !, n preserving and i'm
s' ss.a
snv othsr greasy materials Sold by all the principal drug
gist. and throughout the Union. Wholesale Agent
~ n GARDEN "a Maiden Lane, New York, where testmo
mails may be seen. o92t-re
VITANTED-A few active young TO go or west
w 70 for the sale OF and popular pubics
tonsssOo and above their expenses will be insured
them in writ with an opportunity Of clearing $1,000
year Some employ will no doubt
$0o0 per yea, clear Of all expenses Each will have his
district ftwJl be for them have least from
Gas to $50 otain good fitting out Apply FRENCHS
| our Union. All Letters must be post paid sas lt.m
| CECOND HAND FURNITURE AND CLOTHING
- WANTED-Ladies and Gentlemen having any super
fuous or cast on CothuR Furniture Carpets BE- dis
pose Of obtain fair cash price for the by sending
for the subscriber at his residence line through the Post
| Office will be punctually attended to-
| Ladies can be attended TO by Mrs. Cohen
| NB-Old stock or job goods bought to any amount
o3 HtsN
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Passengers Arrived.
ST JAco DE CUBA-Bark Backus-Mr II Dudley.
Foreign lmportations.
ST JAGo CuB,Bark Backu408 hbds GO bis sugar o33
sticks fustc 100 bales ,bacco Hills.
DEMARARA-Brg Lyra-i9oO lbs old copper 100 do compo
on 800 do 1900 horns hides 81 goat skins 100 coo
oranges M Smith
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