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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-28

Cleared.
shps-Leibnitz, (Ham) Sleeboom, Hamburg, Schmidt
Co: Columba Galloway, Chsties,on Durham Dimon.
Bark-Reform, Lewis Apalachicola, sturges, Chairman
Brgs-Hayti Cuts, Port Prince, u w Ferris Co;
Lady the Lsh. 80 Bsemsn Bermuda Tucker Light
Ahoo. Pnelle Wilmington NC, Brown. de hosett Co;
Segun. Swan Baltimore; Emily, Johnson, do. johnson x
Lowden.
Packet ship Yorkshire, Bailey, Liverpool Oct J.. to
sad %o Oct 49, lat
given. exc ,nged SIGNALS with bark Nina. Of Bremen,
topgaIlsnt, and royal mast and sail;
Ship RichsId Golden Darrell London. Sept 2s to Col.
moa- 46 pas.engers Oct Ion A. spoke packet shl
S d:ys o% q &C. %
New York with loss Of bowsprt topmas,
hid been under SIy mast. 70
Bank CIowe. tnew) Winchester. Ea.tpor, days. to
% aso SS salt to
run Passed MayaEu1 Pr 7th inst and Am vessel in
,ris Fraacis. hence for San Juan. C A..
British schr Emerald, Crowel Halifax 10 days, to Hunter
British schr Debonai, Lockhrt, Windsor, days. to
British schr Sterling. -, Windsor. 70 day.,
schr b -ide Hall, Harwich-arrved 18th.
scnr Meridian, Payne. Provincetown.
schr Freeman. BuItman. Thoma.on.
schr Ellen, Baker, Bal moe to master In beating up the
Lower Bays into by the schr Mary Ann which carried
the Es jibboom, head rigging sprung bowsprit &c
Sailed.
Bark 81 Mary Mobile brig Lady Of the Lake Br) Bemu
Ship Robert Patten Patten from Marsees, still remain,
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Passengers Arrived.

LVERFooL-Packet ship YoTkshirc-Rev DR. A Eddy and
lady, of Newark NJ. LEACH Mis-. MARIA Leach, and
p,dy, New York; Tucker, Pennsy yaniai NJ Tobias
Grsy. =. Johh MB; hurshinson Insisns; Broom Scot
Dirl'. Switzerland; Z coliI, south CaIoln Dr. W Polk
Mo; nj w Mathews. New York; Capt A Bigk tman, Mas
sachuxeus; Geo Beckett England; Davis, do; Misses
Poul en- and Bremen.
,LVEarooL-shp Meteka-R Walsh, Miss Walsh, Miss
children. Mrs Lennon, New York; Mrs NJ A Whitney -2sO
la the steerage
LeNpoN-Ship Richard Cobden-E Bailey aud lady Ma
~ Bailey. Two Masters Bailey, Mrs Lanan. LANCE
ler-26i IN The steerage.
LIvERrooL-shp kepublic-P McAuley. Mrs Martin, Mrs
Pooer. Jane Pooler
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WARRINGTON, Oct. 20, ls47
hsms Of the Day

Nsms Of the Day.
We have no later reports from the South
Nothing from Gen Scott
Nothing from Senior Don Nicholas p Trist.
Nothing from Colonel Chilas, at Puebls
Nothing frsm Gen. Lane on his way up.
Nothing from Santa Anna or Paredes or the Mexican
Government, OF Fl Padre Jarauta
And though peace may providentisily be at hand
nothing but war Is heard all over Mexico.
Gen Waddy Thompson, OF s. C., has another very in
terestins letter In this mornings Intsiseneer His
News are bold and peculiar for a Southern man.
Though at the eleventh hour, to have a new
theatre got roady by shortly after the meeting OF
Congen Mr. Knmiste has secured eligible site
and the work Ia to 60 right on with all speed
We understand that tn. President desired Mr. Ritche
~ note, not TO repubnsh Mr. Kendslls letters from
Mexico but that the letters being in type the
came too late. The caveat Of Mr.. Richie, however
corert the bill Of exceptions w,
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The EiOur Markets

DETROIT, Oct % The market continued heavy dur
ing the day yesterday with but little disposition to ope
Dealers disposed I" wait further developments
Of the effect Of the foreign the Eastern
kets The principal sales at S. as which quote
the standard, although 200 bbs Ceresco" on board
sold at So 37K, for freight. Frem wagons SIS l2h
the ruling price Corn acc from teams; Oats 2sc.
CINCINNATI, October %. - Flour-The unfavorsble
weather to-day rain having fallen steadily and copious-
ly during the whole day prevented much outdoor bust
and only about 200 bbs in lots sold at 81 50
n 81
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New Bedford OIL Market.

For the week ending October 26, lS47.-Sperm-
The market since last has been inactive; we
have heard Of no transactions here. We understand
sale Of 1000 bbIs sperm oil made in New York the
latter part Of the week at LOG cts.
Whale The demand Ia very moderate. A sale of coo
bbls handsome Coast made the last Of the
at 40 cts and previously sale Of 400 bbs do at frac
ton below 40 cts
whslebone-The market remains very quiet, and we
have no sales to report,
Sperm Candles Continue In demand the sales since
our last 1900 boxes at 3o cts oash and
hundred boxes at Sax cts, 4 mos
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

4
t9fS M
Po
c Ss
Gsai:$-ship Albania CT9wf N0.lsaq: bark John
.ss s.m sfss. GipG
Oa,fsu%a Bssnli:. Bristol RI: Boston Kelly Boston
EG SSftoSI
Msnas DE- dSsy
Winters Michigan Allen and william Prescott NYork.
Miscellaneous Record.
BARK HEcLA, Atwood which sailed Tuesday for Matan-
tsrday morning by the steamboat oru; without damage
BRIo SARAH LOUISA which sailed from Baltimore the
scHR ANY, of and for Sandwich from Philadelphia. with
about and full Of water PROBABLY viii
be total loss. Captain and crew saved.
& NG Sm gS.;Tn
She was in charge of pilot at the time.
M,ssr.o vE,sEL-New. British brig Emma. Of Newfound:
ehad ons coal. and has not since been heard from
fine ship 500 S d on I'll: 2
Kennsbupf on The aad inst. by Robt smith, Jr shin of
Mr. VIM Lord and Others She I. to be commanded by Cap.
$50 called Il: Nathaniel Tho%pson owned by 6.
Mess Tteomb Thompson and Others Capt Francis Thomp
To be launched. at Elliot. Me- 2sh inst by Mr. VIM Hans.
o s Of BE-
by Capt 5 to ). usM snS
me for capsccu; .towags and fast sailing and her materials
new bark Of about 260 called the Nathaniel Blake
have been launched Saturday afternoon last Port
vessel built entirely of white oak owned by Nathaniel Blake
Esq Of Portland.
Ship Joshua Msuan haze been launched Newbu
Iyport Saturday, last The intended for cishter
and owned by Msssrs Bishop Manran Of Providence and
Capt Frost Of Danvers and is the third ship built this
on the Merrmack, for Providence.
Whalemon.
Ar Wespot &c, gath, brig Cstherwood Cushing, At
w sehr Lonisa Provineetown. 30 bbls sp ell.
sld from stonngon, Oct 49, ship Mary Susan, Pendleon
Spoken.
Ship Eliza Warwick, Williams, 10 days from Boston for
China June There must be mistake in the date she
did nat sail until the 4th) lat s1o N, Ion IS w.
ship Sove5no DAVIS from Boston for New Orleans Oct a.
Brig Caevder wyle, hence sth) for San juan no date
Foreign Ports.
AlrcA, Sept 2-Bak Horen.a, Jackson. I'm Valparaiso
BARBADoLs. Sept s0-Barks Cordelis Whitney Phad and
sd 25th with part inward for Mar nique TO load for
BorAIRE t-shg Clsr Young, FIN rhiIsd, and for
Portsmouth. ~ days. Only Am vessel In port
OuAYAeuL, Aug ,i-Bark Montgomery, Hardie for valp
Huasco Aug21-Bark saYonv. Welsh, for Boston
MorrEyrpEo, Sept BRIG Michael HAM Christofer I'm
MayanuSn. ct7-No Am vessel, in port
Prcrou Oct Ieshps Thoradke, Child for Boston, ds:
Charemagne, DAYS. for NYork nearly loaded banks Ocean
Bird Cqnsy er Boston days s n.opXd Ws.hbp DO;
BS.oP ss ISn Boston, Bse BrSm%
TSsm Ss O. %"s sS
CssiIds for d. IL DAYS. schr Matilda Berry Tor Boston
also about 50 sail, names unknown, wig turn to load.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. ~, ls47.

BALTIMORE, Oct ~, ls47.
Trial of Tn,ner-.aefon # the Fire Department-Pro-
| Eposition for Erpuinon-PrOfessor Risiey-Stocks.
The case Of Richard Turner, the bank absqustula-
tor given to the ury last evening" and learn that
they still in their ROOM BILE to agree His
sci do not deny attempt to palate his rascay but
rely solely the nsdsquscy Of the Law under which no
Is indicted to try his offence There thought to be
no possibility Of the jury agreeing.
The are department of city are taking measures
to put an end to the dsgraoefu fights that have become
30 frequent On Monday evening, however, they came
near having row on their own hook. David Ireland,
ESQ formerly President Of the New Market presented
resolution for the expulsion Of the present president
George T. Mayrr, from the department on account Of
having declared that Its members great row.
des % the IRE rioters Mr. Mayrs however moved that
the charge be laid for trial the second Monday
January. which was complied with There IL thing
certain, that while MIR Ireland president Of the
Market It was rapidly becoming Of the useful
and most orderly companies In the city and since his
removal there has been forlorn hops' In the
shape Of fire riot that they not In the hoKsst Of
the melee.
Professor Rsley and his make their first appear
nee this evening at the Holiday street theatre and
they will doubtless prove great attraction
Mr. Booth having closed most successful engagement
at the Front theatre will be succeeded this
ming by Mr. Walton Schelly who is announced
thing superior
Sales Of Stocks mt Baltimore.
Stock BoARD-t2oO0 Maryland Currency ., 86x.
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Brighton Cattle Market.

MONDAY, Oct. IS AT market 1900 beef CATTLE l4O0
stores 1000 sheep, and 1880 swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle-Owing probably to the warm
weather, no advance effected We quote extra so
So rs; first quality rs Sc IS; second % So rs;
third a 81 rs.
stores-Yearlings IL SIS; three year old ~ $s5.
Sheep-Dull Sales Of lots at the following prioes-$l
s. 81 90, 81 g. 81 81, 50, 50 25, 50 81 and 81 u.s.
Swine-Sales quick at advance Small lots to ped
de ~ on cents old hogs ga cents; at retail to 61s
cor
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WAsHINeTos, Oct. 26, lsS7.


Mr.. Louie Fitzgerald Tasistro.
Mr.. Tasstro has gone down with dispatches 10 Cen.
Scott, - We understand Not until assured by gentle
man who saw Mr.. T, on, could We bsisvs it-bsesuse
Mr. T was unfortunately, ofnos-holdsr under Tyler
But there Ii nothing Ike perseverance, and Patience
and hope. Mr. T. has waited here three long years IN
the exercise OF these virtues and their reward mas u
length come to hand.
Mr. T. IL gentleman and scholars poet and Po-
liticiau-a man Of letters and man OF travel nc MS
horse WELL but being man OF large osiiDrs' No VIII
make good mark for the gueriias
We suppose tn ugh, that MIR I. will only 60 TO vera
Cruz and will remain there while and write letters, or
straightway return Success to him says
PADRE JARAUTA.
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N Tucker, Fulton; X Fullerton. do; Bennett, Mechan
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| ia Allen, NJ Cation, N Pratt. Bangor; NJ Maddox
Conn; w q Jargur PhladeEha; Davies and lady Mont
real; Kellogg and lady. Coming II Thssy aver
cuse; Warner Pate Man, Spencer and lady, Hart
| foId Forsyth, II Hubbard Oswego 90; d Watt, Mis-
Watt, & Wells Binghampton; J w Claghorn 8 Edmonds
Phadelphs: A Homer, " feskskl Washington; y Goe,
rim, Baltimore; w II kobinson Attlsbo.o; DAVIS Proyi
dsnce Brown, Schoolgirls HI sting no Sc msads
Hall, w Ba.ly, Forbes Hill; Munger, Auburn: y
equires, Ithaca; Emmons, Spencer, VI II Hall, Vt
osn. Wexford; 3 Bre et9n, Rochester; i ball
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OBJ Tyler, Penn yam; Orcott. Little Fas 9 o Warren
Providence; b Cleveland Salem w Pavfon Providence;
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| Boston; w Raitt, Obs.
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J, s .,' OH 'a''
To BOOK BINDERs-A, Stamping aud Gliding Press
"a sfsSs HnG HOE 9 az Co. Gold st
FABER-Al kno; a,I Es ssssSfa s 1s for
o Ola III as..1 Sy e. oHs ), Ssid 8 Ian Ess.
OGDEN & MOsBY, Wholesale Dealers in Dry goods,
0css a mouth Ro on Sh
received and forwarded ali points the Rio 0rande
New L'lLAnD MG q %, Co.
yEsToN The undersigned win attsnatO The Solise
sSes Purchase
0IwsIsnS of and Of E6 Ss9sI
REFERENCES IN NEw YoRx..
ESs: Tfy! S:! h1: Esq., %'!s;;s
R RsSd 6ofss &C. Co., E %"s g. f: Co..
VS. VS. D lfr9 sEiss. Co.. wit. B bsssfi
$Ss NV Ts CO
THE INFALLlBLr, HAIR RYE-A,Iander.T1cq baphss
moytmsn. G sThs b most fISss.,n .S"d
he R RaT eject
ee om those usual ali Of cee
braed preparatory of giving an unnatural red or purple TINT
genuine fer sale By most "d C h 81
ryo lane. Nv
S Saa sS. DS sole A. WRIGHT Philadelphia.
CLIREHUGHs vENTILATING WIGS scalps, and
~ Ladies' Head Dresses stand above all Others
boast Their peculiar light venang charac
their being shaped and fitted to the head exactly as the
natur, hair hair having the appearance OF ssu
@ s% @ him s ss' a asd %SSe
form such combination Of improvements that AL the
snnger invited 70 inspect them, whether from ssros,
ty with intention to purchase Pnces moderate 8 Broad
directly osite the City Hotel Entrance by the store
Of 81. John halter. $40 set- 70
Two THE LADIEs-DR TOWNSHIPS sARsAPA-
RILLA fayonte of the Ladies. relieves them ola
great of suffering and gives them fine complsIions
and buoyant spirits Mrs Parker kindly sent us the follow
ing - ,, A.. ., ,o,,
Dr. TowNsEnD=sI lssives me pleasure 70 testify 70 the
as.: and general aeS Bit and with variety
effect your remedy 1t restored to better state Of health
had enjoyed several previous g taking IL aud
Do chssuy R P%RSRR all
VIM ''' 'A''''' Baltic street, South BIoosyn
Principal Office. 12e Fulton St au2s soem
THoICE VINES TEAS, &c.-N. Bt0oDGoOD.
1000 bssfeslN 81 Vim lay Champagne, pint: and quarts
tIs%s SSou G1c pal. sh...
g a., sSss o III EsIs isp Rs% do
Is half chests fine ooiocng Tea very low b,lfcbe,,
also, otheI nne DiacA ai" ~ sill sot. I'm
I1FFiCE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LI bIscto nH have
OPANY Oct. II, lslThe President ana Dsc.o csnt on
Ss SaS month. ,p %Su
ist August payable to the stockholders on anu
sF VI" iHvpERA III s s THAT
ois Iitm
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Sal0a NJ SfOclxa MT ROafnn

EXCHANGE BOARD, Oe 2el7 shs Western Railroad. ii3&
Norther Railroad 1885, 20 Eastern Railroad l04 IS Read
iag Railroad 49, 100 do blOd ?s 50 do sid 49, SO Norwich
&Worcester Railroad Al Is do, 4lx Is do 4 Ptsburg
Copper CO. 8ix 10 do 8; Merchants Bank 1905; Bos-
ton & Worcester Railroad Ply.
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Passenger Sailed.

LoSDos-Pscke, ship vfeoriaH Barrett and lady Aaron
cs' i9d ds M I'D s Mr.. NJ
and esdrsn Mis- Blackburn and servant Mt Abbott 9f
Isaac Wske6ed Of Gouceste ns; Fossrty Of Liver
poo Mrs Ral Of England; Adm Carlisle lady and child Of
VIM Taylor, Of New York
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Legislative Proceedings.

ALBANY, Oct 81, ls47.
SENATE.
The Senate, in Committee Of the Whole passed the
bill providing for the appointment Of Notaries Public
By this bill the power Of Is conferred upon
the Common Councils Of the various cities with the
eeption Of New York
The body hereupon adjourned for the want OF quo
rum.
Assembly.
The bill in relation to enlarged locks on the Seneca
and Cayuga canals, read and passed.
The Senate bill for the incorporation Of cities and VII
lagos, was reported without amendment
The House unanimously disagreed to the amendments
Of the Senate the general bill for the incorporation Of
religious aud benevolent associations, and committee
Of conference appointed.
The canal appropriation bill came back from the se-
nate three distinct bills Referred
The bill giving mechanics lien In New York, Sc, was
ordered to third reading, having been amended by
curing notice of the lien claimed to be ned In the
clerks office.
Mr. SMALL gave notice of bill appropristing 10000 dol
lars dsry the expenses Of removing to this State
burial the remains Of officers and soldiers of this State
who have fallen In the with Mexico.
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in lots; meal W, % So sesros; oorn yellow, 81 2opW
bushsl last sale; peas 81 90, wanted; lumber
Cypress shingles % psr dol cedar do - So red oak
slaves 49, so.ros meas pork sao per bbl prime CIT,
laxo; leaf tobacco 80 per 100 bs Carolina rice - 3d.
Exchange on London e0-Cor. Philad. Gazette.
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LAND SALES BY THE SOLICITOR OF THE TREAS
URY.-We learn that the sealed proposals tor the
purchase of the interest of the United states In lands
in the payment Of debts this day opened
the Solicitors Office IN the Of several officers
treasury department Bids received for each
parce advertised and many Of them at liberal prices
There were In all than Eve thousand bids Thes
all be entered bid books before 1t be ascer
aimed which the highest Every exertion will b-
made to decide this the earliest possible moment
shen notice will be given to those whose bids shall have
been accepted 1t probable that sales OF all the sdver
property have been made If the Solicitor may
himself upon entire in his plan Of
sale-Washington U,s,on, Oct. 26.
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Thu Crnna

The Coneoydia Inteitfx-neer says, judging from
cent accounts Of the picking both In its neigh
bsrhood and in the Atlantic States changes Its cacua
lions 10 higher figure than 1t marked fortnight since
That paper sets the present crop down at not
short Of 200 900 bslesn
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ~, ls47
The exhibition of the Franklin Institute has proved
attractive than formerly and Is daily throng-
with admirng crowds and In the evenings the alton
dan great that It is almost impossible to force
passage through the saloons II closes Saturday
evening.
The pilot boat Thomas @. Conner, recently built at
Wilmington, has been beaten by the Turbey, and her
owners have determined to make material alterations In
her rig, that II possible her speed shall be much
increased that she will be able to ahead of all oompet
ton Some persons who think themselves good judges
say that this Is impossible the model itself being faulty
The steamer Plymouth Rock, now hitting up here, de-
signed for the New Orleans and Havana trade Is to have
single propeller Of Capt. Loper's invention, which 1t
is said can be used to much better advantage than
pair. This has been tried In the Of the propeller
Josephine plying the line between this city and
Hartford Conn and has given the utmost satisfaction
Indeed manifest Is the advantage that Is intended
waters from two wheels to one
Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia.
FIRST BOARD, Oct $500 6s, 81, O3 1000 Penn S.
"r!Es sALE.-2ooU Sc: 81 90; 1000 Penn S. 7s 400
d. 5s@ 5000 d. Ts% 1900, 7s' 200 Girard Bank MA 10
SECOND BoARp-Io0o 6 's7 1921; 800 Penn SIS, 73A
200 City SIS, T6 l02; 20 Grard Bank l0z.
AFTER oARp-$6000 Penn SIS 73X 1928 do 73% so Read
ing RR az; $50 do, is Union Blk Tenn 43; ii Plan
terra do, so; 40 Elem Copper Co, Is; so do, l3H.
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The Yellow Fever.

TIC HoIIOW Fever
PErEnsBURo, Dot 27-l0 A NJ.
New Orleans papers Of the aoth have in by this
mornings mail
Intermsnts New Orleans from yellow fever 8; deaths
at the Charity Hospital, 4.
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MARITIME RAID.
Port OF New York, October Xs, ls45.

SUN RISES. .........621 MOON IsEs.........9 20
SUN sHrs..... 80. ...5 HIGH WATER ...... IL IS
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INTE L LIG y NOE
ITO THE
LATE r = M o NJ y ~ =.



News from tho Far west-Indian Murders. DC.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 97-6P NJ.
The LeuispiLe Courier has Q letter from st. Louis
dated, October 2sd.
A gentleman Of the American Fur Company had ar
rived st. Louis from the upper Missouri country He
left Fort Paine 800 miles above the mouth Of the Mis-
sissippi four weeks ago
The Indians were quiet in that region The murders
during the summer were committed by parties of the
Pswnees.
The Sioux had crossed the north fork Of the st Pc
ters and afterwards the Platte river and falling upon
Pawnse village. murdered an Indian missionary, &c
At the time there Q party Of Ottoes at Coun
Gil Butfs, who went to Blue Lick In the Sioux country
and murdered dozen Sioux in for the NUMBER
OF Ottoes murdered last spring by the Sioux
There NO news from Santa Fe though IL nsd 0een
daily expected for two months.
The steamboat Simon Kenton was sunk on the 2sd
Inst ut Cat Island Boat and cargo total loss No
lives were lost
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The Wilmot Prov,so, NC.

The WiImOt PrOvtsO, NC.
ALBANY, Oct. al, ls47.
The Hon David Wilmot, of Pennsylvania, will speak
In Hudson to evening, and at the capitol, (A
bany) on Friday evening
The arrival of boats by the canal has been much In
tsrruptsd by the freshets.
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Affairs Of the Day.
This is the first cold day that we have experienced
and great coats and anthracite nres in great de-
mand The ladies are out in Washington and fremont
in gay ATTIRE and the city to-day presents live
ly and busting aspect
The State election In Massachusetts, takes place
week from next Monday when exciting contest may
be expected The strife will be between the and the
snti-wsr men-Gov Briggs being the candidate of the
latter, and Gen. Caleb Gushing of the former. The
democrats In fine Spirits full Of enthusiasm, and will
carry many whig votes with them, probably nsuriDg
victory Stranger things have happened In the old Bay
State
Theatricals nourishing in Boston, usual. The
theatre crowded necessarily also the little
Adephi where they playing tom and Jerry" with
great success
The death Of Mr.. Wentworth, Of the proprietors
of the Transcript, In much regretted here He was
worthy and liberal and has left large circle Of
quaiptance and friends to lament his decesse.
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From the South.

BALriMoRE, Dot. 27-s r. M.
The Union contains nothing new.
Young Turnss tho Mechanics Bank dsfaultsr, has
been found not guilty.
The wings have carried both branches Of the Lsgisa.
turs Of Florida
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CLONlNSKY'S CALCULATING MACHINE.-These
- extraordinary and wonderful machines having been Just
completed the patent England and the United States
having been secured they offered to the public for
sale. They invention OF the and
prove invaluable to those engaged making large
sums astronomers. their accuracy y 6evond
doubt Eos sale by 8. J. NEUSTADT BARNETT,
OILS Ht*rc Patentees ~ Maiden Lane.