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General Notices.

~ Eighth Ward.-REFORM i-REFORM RE.
Mrn,-Ths Eighth Ward City Reform Association,
y 1. o,her citizens who in favor Of reform In
sr--.l Aars are invited 10 attend ameeiing to be held
1ist1sue Hal. 5s5 Broadway, on Wednesday evening,
IA g. At bali past o'clock, 10 respond 10 our nomins
- ,or Charter officers for the ensuing election. Tax
-, md Working men cal you TO join heart and
"a s u.s. iha, may destroy the corrupt abuses that
=. rssdsIed our city affairs bye-word and Jest; a
flh and corruption a second Augean stable The
rIsFrs are some Of the reforms do advocate The
rdoS Of the present useless large number Of Police 10
,ss bai sufficient preserve order during the day,
he employment OF sufficient number of citizens 10
"a he lives and properly of citizens ut night
~ ne old system. Come one. Come all Come every
rsa Several distinguished speakers will address the
scns Also, Band Of Music will be 10 attendance. By
IN 'ibs Committee.
JOHN A CRAFT. JOHN DAY,
gpwARD MEsLER, ID. HANKS.
WILLIAM BENNETT, CHARLES VIETCH.
WILLIAM mEsr Err, WILLIAM Z. HUTTON,
JOHN NJ. DE GROOT.
~ Sis Signed by number OF others.
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APPLEToN's MANUALS OF UTILITY,

DRACTICAL INFORMATION and Universal Knowl-
edge This day published. No. being the Manual Of
Chess; contsiu1g elementary principles OF the same
Illustrated with numerous Diagrams Recent Games and
Original Prob ems. By Charles Kenny. one neat vol
ume 6mo.-Prce 25 cents; bound Ia muslin, 30 cts
Amid the countless books for the People which have
already been published, here IL series Of vouu
purely practical ~ psa that which propose 20 issue
under The general title OF Manuals ofUtiliiy.
Ore OF the characteristics ofhe publications OF this class
Ia their tendency 10 PenefalZs information rather than
their spide for raodeng such information OF real prac
tca worth The reader TO fuPpyhe later service WILL
ba the leading object and aim Of the forthcoming series OF
Manuals systematic TTeases upon The ORANGES OF Sci
ence Ari Kno led most In demand by those mass
es ~ readers usually termed The People
The cheap rate which the Manuals OF Utility are pub
shed renders II necessary that their contents should be
available TO large Of the eommuniy and this II
will be the editors study 10 secure by practical informa
on conveyed in the plsnest manner consistent with per-
spcuy and brought down 10 the period OF publication.
Each Manual will be the production Of q writer OF &C
credited authority upon It's subject VIII be complete 70
Itself and illustrated with Wood Engraynge wherever re-
quisiie.
Among the forthcoming volumes will be-
Manual Of Architecture; do DO Music DO do Domestic
Economy; do. do. OIL Painting; do do Gardening for
Ladies' &c lc.N u. APPLETON q co.
Publishers 200 Broad way.
D. A. & co. have lately published The Economic Chess
Board being Chess jGrd provided with complete set
OF Chess. Men. IN . csss Price 80 cents.
In Press-Chess Tor Winter Evenings by II. r. Ag-
nall. with Illustrations BY Rob. w. Wen. vol limo.
fugq 9Ha
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poBT or NETWORK.

.,,,rURf kLAAEAC...s..THis DAT.
"a srE. TEN NOON. rcrL SEA.
xs9i SETS &c 81 Morn. Q Morn. 2 81
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n DR.. swnyne,s Compound syrup of Wild

n DIR. SWnyne,s Compound syrup OF W III
Gerry has been proven by experience TO be the mosl
l<sssful remedy Tor coughs, colds, asthma consump-
s1hvor complaints spiiitng OF blood, and all diseases
ee lungs Its reputation for the above diseases Is
sss entirely It's intrinsic merits and owes 6nt
sure recent cough, while with strict attention TO the
eceus acc panyng IT, its use In pulmonary diseases
GEag standing. aud the most alarming CHARACTER has
Is,y, r,yen relief; and In most instances effected
- and permanent cure.
- Observe particularly that the written signature OF
hr swayue attached to each bottle, and refuse with
rau eli the oher bs yrups and spurious medicines
fW sale BY Chas A. Ring, corner Broadway and john
81 John g. Hart 3i8 Gfand-fL; Z, b. Warner 200
t-sessr..t mo 1t
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S 81 f fTTGTA-Ews Of -.,

4 nilurs and Housekeeping foods Is instso 20 INC
large assortment ~ rich and bestifu goods 70 % soa
Sd store above Canal which Will DO found wen wofny
Of The notice Of buyers
Among The assortment 10 furniture china and erockefy
ware rich solar lamps man Ell ornaments, window snsdss,
silver plated ware manle clocks table cutlery rose~ood
RIM KEMP. Aucrions-r,
ms0i IL store 42i arosdwsy
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en- SPRING FAsHIONS.-HkYEs. ~ nv. ~
Git al would res oecllly invite bis fesds s1d ,ns pS
lie 10 call and exana1c his SUCK o. Ia
Cap. OF the lslsst spng Style Gerterea "a u,s .sd
Chidrsns Fancy Csps made 70 order A. Is So sxsos,s-
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J. w. Brown. Aas,ionser +,

JyLgGANT CABINET FUKNiTCHE:-J; ".
tLgkOWN will sell a. auction Wednesday March ~
A. 0l O'clock Al the Wars Rooms u Joseph hsyon ~
Brosdwsy lander the Anersaa Mussun mo Suite 49,
mahossny spring esa FRENCH freach ard osef psteF1
chairs sofas Of various psltos divsns, oomAns
dressing with mahogany and marble Ups Fres
and book cases wnrdrooos
lop and other WISH stssds nsrbe top eents sna n's
bles card dining, es qusrIesie and wofE nSk; m.
has This ben larger stock than 70 usss 49, ~.
suction will be found worthy tho sscga a. ~ -
chasing farutare. Every facility VIZ % :, 3, siss
.UcrIox roTScp-Lsdies and sendemsa sSs IA
ASsi 70 examine tbs sssal 70 bs sola = .seon 70
kesping and ornamental gooal if sfosdwsy ID core
sSasc csn. Psr;cns Waking 10 send In gods Tor 'ss
sale csn do % any A"' T. G. KEMP, AsetioDees
ma
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- I1s HssTrLs, srArvAkr. ke-on fussdsy. APni
hAssse,ork 81 AZ ths corner Of sessetsen'b-st so1
o the conlsnts Of Marble Yard, CONSISTING
s,ss marbl. nantes hnsssd In The best syis essysc
Italian, Egyptian black and god msnss, Ist'is ~
.-srs hioeks nafble, s,at1sfy, piIastsU, &c 10 -
100 10 be sod without reserve. The nsfcls msnso
can be seen any day before the sale % sppys{ ~ "a
nrstuses 80
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Carpetinss.
NEW CARPETING
And Floor OIL Cloths.
SHAW & CARTER,
4ji PeaTl-s,yref. mar Chatham.

And Floor OIL Cloths.
SHAW & CARTER,
4ji PtaIl-S,r6cf. mar Chatham,
HAVING BY RECENT lMPORTATlONs, and By con-
lecturers IN the country received extensive assortment
Ofhe newest nod most desirable style Of tbs above aTt
ces respectfully invite the attention Of Merchants and
Desers TO their splendid stock consisting In part Of
Brussels and Tapestry Brussels of superior quality
Splendid Ply, (mGuufacured to orde) DO
Double Super, (of unusual texturel DO
Superhne Fine and Common. IA great VARIETY do.
Dannask, Royal Twi led and Plain Veneilans do
Tebie and Piano Covers, Ia varied assortmenLl
Window Shades, OF all patterns
Rugs unsurpassed In quality of the richest cOofs
Stair Rods, ofevery description.
ALSO,
Plain and Figured Mating Of all u,,4tls.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
To their stock Of which particular attention is solicited,
every having been taken render il unsurpassed in
quality, variety, and richness OF patterns.
To Hotel Keepers Purveyors for Steamboats,, we'll as
TO Fames- Is confidently believed that this establish
affords facilities in selection in every department OF
The business, rarely eqlaled nib 2meodis
CARPETS
RETAILED AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
ff'HE VERY BEST double sup Carpets for os good, ai
wool Carpets S.; OIL Cloths old and hard, from 10 "a
feet wide at 81 TO los best qualify Every article In the
trade equally low
ALDRICH, BARsTow s. co.
44o PEARL-STREET, NETWORK,
being extensively engaged in The Manufacture aud mpor.
taiion Of Carpets Rugs Duggeis &c will sell them
st low any manufacturer importer sell the
quality Of goods in the United States great va
rety OF auction goods always In store very low.
Merchants and the public In eneal are Invited TO ex-
style and variety Of patterns alower prices than
establishment In this city, lmtOd1s
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SoiraseS Cotton YARN-sst ,oalasla

COUTHERN COTTOS YAkN-ss. "a l' % eoa =
-, ,....ssa, ,0 =, 10 lowest market Dr.css, VIZ 90
~ Eorts c.roliss factories, assorted nos
49, C.ro.cs do Go 20 0D
S St. 80 twisted Yarns DO ITO IL
ri. liroa Ysrns are made from pure cotoa, ana nc
orx0D Of the goods Is ansurp.ssse ~ - . !, A.,
-, th.sr y aats without extra pres ~, -
49, Paterson kad olksr Ne ~-Jerssl farhss - 80
s-etbrr viii Bzfts Wick Waro, Twice and " 1d-
sr ~ IL sna % cedAr-sL haf bOek sbo,v reeSst up
ss,s.. lu30l T. n UN1EkdILL %.
,gRRPAHE FOR WET WEAfEEk,--Ilns
. Ass.r. Inilz Rubber As11faet-fsrs CO.. cnsf iof
ne afx-ss a-1 best assortment u India navoer ss.
~ ~ fanS NJ DC eocnsry eo1si-iDg Of e4efy vsreiJ q
al Sen.,r,nrs OT-Fsaoes IN ese, ssnEfscrarec
- -, q, ,.tis "a eoM on Be .ssc.sa By he ses.
A. cserY ee<rrpaca a ALI ugh Ind NsIsr. 2ry !.
oss IN nse vho,sss sd rs--l Dealers are inTl;ceS
ss rrd xsraIns oar 5sscrs pyscttssrs ~ ~
Wushpuss q kxdsn-lxcs.
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XYTORK FOR PRIVATE LEARNERS, The family circle,
w COMMON Schools and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MAPS Of sixteen eoored charts each by ~ fei
elaborate Elementary Treatise, the
whole designed 10 Illustrate the mechanism OF tie Heavens,
by II. Maitison. " ~, -,
The plan OF this work entirely original Each map II
Illustrate distinct part Of the movements or Phenomena
OF The heavenly bodies until oil the leading principles OF
learner The Elementary Treatise describes each hgure
on the maps and specially adapts tho work 10 Inc family
circle the private student and 10 schools TIE parent OF
and upward giving clear and practical knowledge OF
The suhect and will find increased Interest and pleasure IN
he study az he progresses The maps are beautiful A.
work OF art they are mOuned and put up IN neat box
FIR transpofato with one COPY OF the Treatise, 81 ~
per SET thick psper, and al go Win clolh bacA run
Hsne sa an ifSrfNGToN 1 SAVAGE ZIG Pearlst Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-30

e1 thai me snnuaI election tor officers of The irish I'm
nln Society Of Newly ork for The ensuing ear WIZ oe
"a a The oee Of the Society. ~ SpTucest on 'ne han
az Of Apri next between the hours OF IL NJ and W
sst day Tor he purpose Of choosing Presloen1 '9ree
cs Pre.idents Treasurer, two Secretaries sna ioui
sy order GREGORY DILLON, Presideot
soss , 6 MSeo.sIa'' Secretaries mile pods
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o. New-York Division No. j =. OF T.-The
,stfrs Of this Division hereby notified TO meet al
SERIAL SIS Broadway on this (Tuesday) afternoon,
hnh So at So O'CLOCK 10 attend the funeral OF our late
assr VIM p. Mckibbn. The Order IN general ls inyit-
10 siand WIN A. RANSOM, w. p.
w q WiuTp r. & In30 IT,
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TRINITY CHURCH.

AN HISTORICAL SKETCH Of Tcnity Church, New.
"A York by Rev William BerTian, d. Illustrated Win
eight engraviugs 3vo cloth, 81 Just published ny
STANFORD SWORDS, l51 Broadway.
Aso inst uubushed Memoirs Of Mrs Fry including
history Of Der labors ia promoting the reofmaon OF e
male Prisoners Rni Improvement OF BRUSH seaIneh-
Rev VIM. Jaekson's Life and Sermons. $40. cloth,
w ~
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y Silver DOor-Plates.-Fine silver Dooi.r iaes
.esl styles furnished and engraved at the low prlee
g. warranted OF the best material, at ENERDELLS
soSrPsie establishment 500 Broadway, cor D0sne-sI
nll iUieeods
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,.esENGERs ARRIVED.
MARINE JOURNAL.

- 80 A,so. from Harre-Dr Morcph Of New.
- q preznt Of Richmond, Va, and rs Ia Storage.
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EARPERsI ILLUSTRATED SHAKESPEARE.
TaYLORD & ALEXANDER, No. 7 sprucesL offer
u TO tho public rich specimens OF Binding ior shAAs
rEARr Those who have taken tie WORK are inyteG 70 cal
nr IN an the various styles can be seen al The Blnder
Call and see ul-l It-,
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SPLENDID GOTHIC DOOR PLATES
q The Subscriber would respectfully invite
Ssasulon OF gentlemen to bis new and besuuial aye I'VE
DtoR NUMBER PLATES, pronounced at me ia'e ar
Asudsomes Plates ever gOt ap and for which be re-
'ssed he premium r ROBERTS, Premium Door risle
AZ 3neocis Establishment, 500 Broadway near rIhoes'
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" These persons about breaking up Housekeeping
sina furniture of any description TO dispose Of Will
N ready sale for sny portion all OF their goods by
kng line or calling upon the subscriber and goods 10
~ ogni purchased He will also attend 10 any sale or
as s may be entrusted TO him during the coming sea
~ md settled with his usual prompness, All goods or
s.esrmenls win be advanced upon II desired.
r. COTTON, 81 Ann.st
sls fo,ti- Hi mis- tMylis
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Iho NuIfOu2f ht1OEuitEs VI olAtecuth
~ viii meet this ruesdsy) evening In Chelsea Hall,
r2issnh-sL and Eighh-ayenue, et7 O'Clock Mechanics
u WoikingmAD friends ofequslity and justice come and
~ ksr principles explained. Those opposed will be
If.st 10 state and argue their objections. m3O IT.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-10-18
Ohio.

The returns from this Stale are still too indefinite TO
enable us to give the result with entire certainty There
were no officers to elect this year OF higher grade than
members OF the legislature In some OF the counties the
democrats seem to have done extremely well, while in
others there is slight falling of from the vote of last
year on the governor We have gained member in the
Delaware and Marion district and in the county Of
Jefferson, but may possibly have lost many. II is
supposed the house will stand about did last year
We have most Unexpectedly lost the senator in the
Perry, Morgan and Washington district, which, unless
we make corresponding gain, will lose us the Senate
This has been effected, it would SEEM by union of the
abolitioniss with the ifederasts, and some little differ
ence of opinion among friends in relation to the
nominations, In few days we will be able TO give the
exact state OF parties in the legislature and may probably
have some remarks to make upon the general result in
connexion with the wharf.-the allabsorbng question now
before the country
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STEAMER Iowa SUHK-Loss LIFE AND Property -
by passengers who arrived yesterday, learn that the
steamer Iowa, which left New Orleans on the evening OF
the Both ult Tor this port, with full cargo, when about
sixteen miles above Bayou Sara into little after
eight o'clock the evening, by the Decla ration
bound down-the latter boat striking her her quarter
breaking in the huh to the hatch, causing her sink in
minutes to the cabin floor The cabin furniture books
Nc would be saved the boat and cargo entirely lost
Several of the crewsaid by be five by others ten
Or twelve-were missing, and supposed 10 be drowned
The cargo was valuable one, consisting OF groceries and
general merchandise for this cty-te most OF which, we
presume, is covered by insurance. The Iowa was owned by
capt ID H. Morehouse and j. ~ T.. Walsh was two years
3D. valued at twenty thousand dollars, and was not in
,ured.
since The above was in type, have the clerk of
e iowa. who arrived on the Pride of the West He states
nat hee only Were missing from the Iowa. all deck pas
engers and three soldiers badly hurt on the Declare
uon' one OF whom died, and another not expected to
fecove The consignees and cargo the Iowa. so far
an be ascertansd the receiving book being lost is pub
lished in the port list
The Pride brought up part Of the furniture &c. such
IS could be got out of the cabinH Louis Republican
October IL.
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THE UNION.

body OF laneers and one badly wounded We had not
expected this and il was the most dscouragng period OF
whole route Our horses and men had been 81 hours
without food and there was in the train to give
them To be compelled, under such circumstances to
there no alternative The artillery planted in a
commanding position and everything prepared for an
attack in the morning; for, you know, "hunger i0H
break through stone wall"
Fortunately for all parties, they sent us messengers OF
peace in the morning. and marched without OPPOSE
ton, while their forces retired on the other SIDE
We are daily threatened with attacks, but we feel
perfectly against any force they bring against
We consider ourselves good against 1000 Mexicans
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Maine.

REPRESENTATIVE ELEcTIoN.--The fifth trial to elect a
representative in Augusta last Monday resulted in the
election of Hon. Reuel Williams The vote stood as
follows: Hon. r. Williams (dem) 45s; j. W. North,
esq (whg 100 scattering A. The town was represent
ed last year by Severance, fed This election was in
auenced by the railroad question: undoubtedly
There choice of representative in the district OF
Hodgdon and Lnneus in Aroostook county, on the sec
ond trial.--Portiand Argus, Oct a.
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PcnnaYlYnnIn.


PITTSBURGH, October Ia, 1917.
To the Editor of the Union:
SIR: The democracy in this State have gained tri-
umph that will be hailed with JOY and exuaton through
will communicate to you the general result earlier than
can by letter. Mr.. Shunk's majority will prove to be
from Ten to fifteen thousand Fayete county, the resi-
geon, gave the whole democratic ticket 500 majority
Washington county elects all the democratic ticket BY
100 majority In Beaver county, where the wings con-
identy expected 100 majority they only get $50 majority
pected $500 majority they only have 300 In Butler
county, the whole democratic ticket is elected, and
Shunks majority is over 100. In Westmoreland, the
democracy have 2, l31 majority.
This quiet and bOodless achievement in favor of the
democratic party and its principles will strengthen our
arms, and marshal forces, and fix firmly on
the rock of free trade and liberal principles
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The time has passed. when any opposition the mos
thorough may be unprecedented The efforts ,c
make war with humanity have been signal failure-the
attempt peace by negotiation has only laid the
county open insult and every man is convinced
ha honor and safety only be found in completely sub
Jugatng the government and people of Mexico. If we
may Judge from the remarks of the Washington Union
@ State OF things appreciated Mt Washington, and tn,
county may now look for a and better pslicy in ou
relations with Mexico We that the hopes thus held
out VIII not end in disappointment-N. o, Delta.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALrisoRE, October 1915, p m
The steamer Cambria has been II days out, but nc
udngs have been received from her yet.
The telegraph north is in good working order have re
turns from 53 Of the 80 OF syvana which give
Skunk majority OF 5ll6. The six remaining counties
gave him majority OF 1856 at the last election.
Sales of Howard street flour made this morning
SO 80, and the market is firm this price, Red wheat i
selling 1870 40 and prime white 100 Con-
at 6S 10 cents
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Florida Election.

The Tallahassee Floridan of the 9th inst gives but
partial returns OF the election which took place on the
ith inst but Judging of the reports from the eastern part
OF the State, appehensve that both houses of the
Legislature will be wing" And who can be surprised al
this result,
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The letter from which we are permitted to make the
following extract received this day from a disn.
guished officer of the army:
SCAMP U. S. A. NEAR MONTERREY
18th September, ls47.
"The city of Monterey is now under good government
with Col. Tibbatts and part of the 10th regiment
" Gen Wool has Shermans and Deass companies of
horse artillery Websiers and Prences of heavy asl
lery two companies of the 1s dragons, and the I'd Mis-
sssppi, Virginia, and North Carolina regiments of vol
uneers at Saltllo We have here Braggs artillery, three
companies of cd Dragons, six companies of the 6 III
infantry, and Baylors company of Texas mounted men,
At Serralvo, 10 miles north on our line of communca
lions, four companies of the 10th infantry. At Mie
part of the Sd Dragons, under Col. Butler and the
10th regiment at Canargo and Monterey, besides mum
Der of American citizens, traders eamsters, &c.
Seen. Marshall has just got orders to join Gen. SCOTS
command and will leave by the next train
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SAILING OF uSreD Srarss VEssErs-The past has
been busy week in the qua department
MS CITY The officers of the government been most
Wey engaged In getting cargoes board OF a number OF
'essels and despachng them for their places of desna-
ION The following United States vessels sailed last night
ms Schooner Sarah aud Gertrude and brig Lawrence,
or Iampico; schooners Heroine and Wing for Brazos
'anuaso and schooner Eleanor, for Vera Cruz The
of the vessels of hay grain luer about tbir
yfve horses In each, and number of eamsers as pas
engers.-N q. Piooyvne OCT. 10
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Ertruct Of a letter from Kentucku.

I1N'Hct " UteHeTJTOW NeNUcNY.
"We have done better in Kentucky this year than for
many years. We have four,members of Congress, and
came very near sending six out of the ten live in the
Ashland district very the great apostle of whgery
and will venture predict that this glorious State that has
been led astray long, will be democratic in years
The great war-cry and opposition will recoil upon
the heads OF those vilifers with the thunderbos that
struck death and destruction to those of Mr. Nadsons
administrations
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Later from Havana and MEXICO

By the schr Somers, Capt Wood, arrived Yesterday
we received copy of the Dario de la Marina of the s
inst.
The English steamer Midway, from Vera Cruz, having
on board $4,000 in specie, arrived at Havana the 9TH
INST .tc
The Havana paper is filled with extracts from Vera
Cruz journals, which, however, contain but little in adj
dition TO what has already been published
The only article of news worth translang is furnished
by correspondent from Vera Cruz under date of the
9th September, which states that Gen Scott had ad-
dressed circulars to the several Mexican Staes inviting
them to send their deputies to the capital with full pow.
ers to conclude treaty OF peace Ii also stated that
division composed of 500 had been sent by General
Scott to take Toluca, place the city
(Chdriesfon Courier, Oct TO-
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by this evenings Southern Mail.

The only items OF intelligence which we receive by this
evenings mail here being dispatches the depart
ments from the camp) are the following from the Charles
ton Courier If true they important The last state
ment shows that the Mexcans in such force around
the capital as to prevent General Scott from sending only
800 men to take Toluca, which, Judging by the scale on
the map, must be at least twenty five miles from the city
of Mexico.