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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-13
CITY TRADE REPORT.

Nyv YoRK THuRspAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST II.
The quotations for -four continued much the as
yesterday Sales of Genesee made at S. SIN to So,
The latter figure for small lois of fresh ground Some
lots straight brands Michigan were sold ut 50 6sA
and IS parcel Of mixed brands fat and round hoop,
Ohio sold ut 81 SIN The transactions in all descrip-
lions were very limited Sales of handsome white Gene
see wheat were made at 4O and of western mixed
at s cts Corn opened with greater rmness and sales
Of western mixed made at 70 cts. Holders after
wards grew more stiff and held mixed at rs cts and fat
and round yellow at 80 cts but these prices above
the views of buyers and sales checked until to-
wards the close Of change when there yielding
and sales of round yellow made at rs cts lot of
mixed also sold private terms Sales Of New Jersey
meal were made at SO So and Of Ohio, do. at So o.
A sale of rye made at 81 cents. Provisions
.nued steady. Mess and prime pork were Arm, but
sales trifing Lard was firm, and prime In kegs COM
manded ll1S cts. small sale Of city prime beef was
reported at 80 u.s. Groceries continued much the
while transactions in nearly all descriptions lin
Receipts down the Hudson River, Aug. 10.
Flour. IL. $50 barrels Wheat. s2s6 bushels
AsHEs-Pots were in fair demand at S., while 10 a 90
bbs pearls were sold at 81 rs which showed further
advance
BsEApsruFFs.-FIour-Sa Sales of fresh ground Genese
In several small lots in all about 400 bbls made at
ST. $50 do mixed brands round and fiat hoop Ohio were
made at $5 s7 and 200 do one brand Michigan at SIS
49, Other sales Of Michigan and Genses report
ed In all some 1000 barrels Michigan and Gene.
the at So 62 and the latter chiefly at SIS s7
Whsdt-Sales of $500 bushels handsome pure Geneses
white made at 81 40, and 2400 do mixed Western
at 81 10. Co,n-Sales Of $500 bushels Western mixed
made before change at TIC; afterwards 5000 do
round yellow sold at Toe, and 1000 bushels mixed were
sold private During the early part of change
holders advanced their asking rates to 700 for mixed
SOC for round yellow, which checked the movement
of buyers. The market closed without animation -
MaiSaes of $50 bbls New Jersey were made at So so
and $50 do Ohio at 81 "a Rye-saes Of $500 bushels
were made ut Sic. Rye flour worth 81 IN 81 25
Oats--No change, and sales light. p. Beans-Sales Of
400 bbls were made at 81 per bushel.
CoFrEE-No sales Of moment transplred while prices
remained about the same.
CorroN-1hs market better attended to-day by
buyers and sales Of full 1000 bales effected
decidedly better than those current yesterday the
close IL was impossible to buy at inside quotations.
LIvkRPooL CLAssIricATIoN.
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On Wednesday evening, the nth inst, Mrs. MyRA M
j. wife of d II Robertson !.
The funeral will place this afternoon (Frdayl al
O'Clock from No IL East Fifteenth street. heiaLves
and friends respectfully invited TO attend Without
further invitation.
On wednesday night, Mrs MARGARET MARTIN, aged
SO years S .,,aa-
T. stewart are requested to attend her funeral on FRI
day afternoon at ! O'Clock, from No. Depau Row,
Blsecker street, without further invitation.
AT the Mansion House. Mobile on the morning OF the
4th inst Capt ARTHUR w. SMITH, aged about 35 years
late master OF ship Emblem OF New YORK.
aged years and months.
The friends Of the family invited to attend the fu
neral on Friday afternoon the 18th inst, at
O'Clock from No 81 Chapel street, Brooklyn.
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SOCK on hand at the atss, dates 1916 l,s bales; at tn,
same dates l847 26a 266 bales
FIsHsales Of 800 quntals dry cod of prime quality
were made at 50 rs. There none left afoat
sold Mackerel continued and firm.
FnuIT-small sales Of bunch raisins were making
without change In prices.
GUNNY BAGs-Sales of 10000 two and a. half bushels
were made from ships side at l6c
HEMP-The market continued firm without sales Of
moment having TRANSFERRED
LEAp-The article stood before viz So S71S offer
ed, aud 50 asked.
MoLAssEs were firm with moderate sales
Naval sroRrs-sales Of lis bbls spirits turpontine
made at 43c. Afterwards there a rumor aaoat
Of speculative demand in the Market and that there
buyers Of the article to arrive ut 44c and the
spot at 47c while holders talked Of asking Soc Sales
Of ass bbls raw turpentne we're reported at 50 80 80
g. and 200 400 bbls tar at - a7h &c. Resin was
OILs-Small sales city and English lnseed continued
to BE- made at old prices viz zoe for the former and CSC
for the latter, cash Sales Of 10 1900 bbls selected
whale were made at 3lc shipping do offered freely
at $780, No change in manufactured oils.
Oil CAKE AND MEAL-Sales Of % tons thick cake
we're made at 22 per ton and 81 bbs or about ton
Of meal sold at $25.
PROvrsIoSs-There was no change in new mess or
prime PORK while prices were steady without sales be-
yond retail transactions being reported Beef-Saes OF
about 100 bbs city prime reported at 50 49, Lard
Continued rm and sales Of 200 kegs prime were made
Ilkc; good, in barrels, worth l0c. Cheese was
RoEsales about so tierees were made at So 20 to
IS 80. The market within day or two has improved
about 10. per lib.
uoAR-The market was steady, but no sales of con-
ots and quotations for Porto Rico within about
the same extreme range Of prices
SEEps-Saes Of 100 bbls clover made at cts. A
lot of 800 bushels North Carolina haxseed on the
market, and held at $50 cts.
TALLow-Continued firm with light sales.
WHALEBoNE-No change.
WnBKEy-Saes of 400 bbs made at 27< n 2sc.
Pronunciation was taken in an American vessel
for Liverpos at I'd perlb The extreme rates for -four
to the port varied from 2s to % Sd per Dbl The
of-rngs were large at %, without being taken. For
grain, we heard Of no engagement.
BALES AT AucrIoN-Raisins-7 bxs brand Muscatel,
81 27k las they are) 500 half do SO SIX cts Demi.
Johns, 800 five gallon Hamburg 80 cts; Cherry Cordial
81 cans, 81 80 q 50 67h per dog.
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BUFFALO, August Up. n

- DOFFALU, AuRuBC TT. M
The hour market was dull. Sales Of 1000 bbs. con-
ssting OF OHIO and Michigan were made at IS So laH
Wheat was dull, for Ohio red &C. 81 Oek. Corn was
Inactive, and sales light Western was worth $40
There was no change In ~iskey In provisions there
was some better feeling though sales were light Re.
ce'pts were very light, viz Flour, 800 bbls; corn
5000 bushels wheat none. Freights by canal to Al.
bsny-Flour, &C.; corn, isc; and wheat Ito.
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The aggregate Of hour for the three months was
bbs wheat 624s bushels "a 40i do The transpor
tation brsadstus on public works Of Pennsylvania
from the western part of the State appears 10 DC
very limited compared with those in this State Prov
sons appear to be very important item Of shipments
east from Pittsburg
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II &c l. Re GRAPHIC,
Markets.

BALTIMORE, August l2-P M.
Flour was dull-Howard street we quote at So a So
fresh ground City Mills were held at SO Sales
bushels Maryland red were made at 81 is 81 49, nclu-
ding some lots handsome Pennsylvania do at the
figure Corn-no change. Provisions--no change, and
transactions limited Whskey exhibited no change.
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ass 900 oO0f The experts OF the special trade rose In
ls. to 700 oooG in ls45 to sis oocoof aud in 1916
TO ISL 900 ooOf
The shipments from Pttsburg on the main line of
the public works Pennsylvania, in each of the past
three months were follows
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PHILADELPHIA, August

PHILADELPHIA, August IL, 1917.
The clouds have been threatening oil day and
1t has been nsueraby hot shower would certainly be
an advantage.
project has been set on foot for the building Of
railroad from Camden ~ j., to Port Republic,
harbor, which would seaport for PhiIsdslpha
while the Delaware river Il blocked up with Ice neh
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UNION COUKsE, y. L-TROTTING.
G l&fsAApShhssA

puRsE FIFTY DOLLARS with inside stake OF $50
h. IT, two mile heats, in harness, free for horses
Purse $50 with an nsie stake of $50 h. f.. mile
Purse $780, with aa inside s %GS Of usis $50
heats in harness, free for horses that
Purse $500, with inside stake $500 h. IT, two mile
heats III. s%s free free o5 81 S Lady suffolk
par.s ;ooso1 to 60 to the second hes, horsshrse
Pol. in harness. all others ey please to e the 9th
heats psens and oisux ho "se Polk R,
The above purse. close on Thursday evening
August ioth 6y clock three or more TO make and
ted for the part and will be 70 &C
horse that E6 hs sr Pi
%.. rapid travellers Of ' fine figure s"ee1 nn%
B.sf 10 u Crosby st. every '@ az Mn%pi t'e
RbEtE Pr Pin MEN ? ay a:lss,.I SFA Al.
5Es perfectly Ssaha f% a1cf as
ana warranted Alter ali other Iemeds. have sisd
pains back and affections Of the spine en
aG ae
Of the asI
pans 81 every nature ysd 70 It's influence mmsdstely Fee
Among the many distinguished individual. who have kindly
SEES in Hsas I.sdepes No 9 College Place New York
tarInhn, oil Carmansvllle, New York
city, and Mr. Arnold Mason, contractor of the High Bridge
Harlem cured Of chronic rheumatism Of over
30 years standngcan be all the Bridge Mr.
samuel Roberts, his partner the Bridge his opn
ION that saved his life from severe injury sustained By
fall Mr. James Murphy, proprietor of the Harlem, Bulls
Head BowerY and broadway lines of has used
mammoth establishment thousand bottles He saws
the more they Of the better they like it. Wholesale
and retail distributing wanted Principal depot No.
$50 Pearl street. New York city; lngeso Co, wholesale
druggists and at the principal drag and other
ems throughout the city and country II put up large bot
ties and sold at cents per single bottles 81 dozen half
SAL 40 The propeto of this great
dy ready and willing to back their opinion that they
show astounding and number of certi
Gates than other remedy offered to the public letters
must he postpaid jy8 30teodsrc
~ FOR SALE-THE PROPERTY IN UNION VII.
1T&LAGE, n J-Consisng Of country aud dwell
&llng HOu 81, barn, COW houses, Wagon houses
cnb, barracks, &c. with 86 Of excellent Land IN
high state OF cultivaon well watered and mbered The
crops arc not surpassed by in the Satensr the
to be surpassed Tor country store The property will be so
bargain as the present old Title
ind,spuIabe. Apply to JAS b. BARR, every Wednesday
at the Northern Hotel foot Of Couraudt from A. III
tot F. NJ, and Thursdays until r. other days to the New
York Real Estate Company, Broadway aud Nader
lane j. b. b.
aula sot.nc
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BALTIMORE, August IL, lsA7.
or for the SPrinss-Shooting Stars-The Heroin. of
Tdmpico-The Letheon-Markets, &c.
The steamboats, and railroad cars are crowded with
passengers this morning. all endeavorng to make their
escape from the heated and confined air of the city
more congenia atmosphere. Large numbers
route for Cape May whilst finey Point Old Point Com
fort and the Virginia and Bedford springs In for
large share Of our moving population.
The shooting stars Tuesday night q grand
scale in this vicinity Between ten and eleven O'Clock
they raned down brisk rate, and the number Of
gazers unusually numerous.
Mrs Ann Chase, the heroine Of Tampico, will arrive
In Baltimore this morning, and she win, Of course re-
ceive q hearty reception. She IL q visit to Boston of
business character which renders II necessary her
to move on rapidly, but presume she will return In
more leisurey manner ana allow an opportunity OF
doing honor to the woman who bravely flung 70 the
broeze the stars asd sripes In the midst Of an
iny's city.
An operation performed yesterday by Dr. Charles
y Reese, OF this city for necrosis Of the thigh bone
whilst the patient was under hennusnce Of the etheon
was performed In the most complete without
the slightest pain being experienced In the presence OF
number Of medical men.
The alterations In the Museum progressing finely,
dcrstand that Yankee ssbce WHO Is Of the prin
cpa propriesors is determined to make II the place
for ell sorts Of attractions.
Tr M..Hsr..Ths -four m..... Yesterday va. some
new H9wsd suse, brands are making q .. which
rate sales CITY Mills at IS supply ish. Fresh inspssscas
Of Howard street Hour and fresh ground do from old
Rye dout supply Of wheat moderate is. Ssmssd
less active WITH decline Of to ees per bn.hs since
sold IBIS morning 2 other sales At 81 Is which !. he
topof The market Good 70 white Wheat 81 IS 81 ss
lutte in market, aud the demand moders,s; white and
Yellow may be Quoted q g 70 cents. 0sts At ny.
% a % cents Yer gallon, IN hhds and bills.
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On Wednesday evening the 18th inst, IN Oronsro
street Universast Church, by the Rev 8. b. Tnayer
Mr. TnoMAs H BRAIsrEp to Mrs MARY T., only dsugn-
ter Of Charles g. Hutton, ESD, all OF TINS CITY; 81,
On Wednesday, 18th inst by the Rev j. y Ly1ms, "
the Crosby street Synagogue, Monirz JACOB, OF rnA
delphia to JULIA Anna SErxAs Of this city
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~ ENTLEMEN'S LEFr.OFF WARDROBE, &c.-GsG.
" temen families having superuous effects, such
wearing apparel. ewelry fire arms furniture &C. which
porny of doing by sending for the subscriber who will
attend them at their residences by appointment.
H. LEVETT,
Office, No. Wall street, corner of Broadway.
N B.-A line addressed through the post-ofce other
wise, will receive prompt attention. ala 3t'rc q
CONsrIPATION tCOsTIyENEs,) DESTROYER
" Obstinate inv and habtual Constipation (Cos
veness only toally overcome but also completely de
oyed without using either purg tves, injections baths
by a natural simple aud nfable recently
discovered n France, by NJ Waon So Rue Richeeu, Pa
rs" Price 20 cents.
" This great remedy light. palatable and delicious
food called Ervaena-a vegetable arina-in respects
milling srrow root
The above and Eryslenta constantly hand the
Ss az H o1e 2s Broa sS
Of Chambers street, three doors south of suarts
marble building.
Booksellers and Druggists abroad, DESTROYS of introducing
the Eyaenta in their respective cities towns will be dealt
fthe National Depot Of Waron Of PARIS" New York.
anil m
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REAyrIFyi STUFFED bfRbs@J W., BROWN
DAY ssS as Of s S s
s..' s ss' o% of h ss %s.
i S s' saa g. to 90 ...e. with
saIety. aul3 Item
SkF SsSSE ES%3aHHEAo " sr TAAs
ne sn X. s
su % is Of as well as
the human sEa that but for the eaIsSt
snd q SO ss sesssed TO The Of
wizard The days Of neeromancy however have by
golden smss % 'a ss
which rough sisd
ssy MS sSSsp the Of
ihs iosshss speedily made as so
sIsi he thicker aoeSss ever
oat the ss"sss s1sSaa
II 1ii aSSs
sstan Gentleman who ysiuss luxurious tom
serial operation to- should for Be without, il
hspis. s Sso1s 'SSs.
SsiEh,say sS0hng applied to it than dOuaad Italian
ifa
sud articles are be Obtained genuine is his depot g.
WsltsI street. first store west of BrOAdway New York;
DOWELL ON THE EYE-Just published, a Popular
Treatise on the EYE is Diseases. and their with
price 50 cents To be had the authors and Of booksellers
Powell attends exclusively diseases Of the Eye and
Ear from to o'clock his office 2sl Broadway corner Of
Ardsal Eyes Of.uperOr quality recently imported.
oYHs @ 9SHs sm y 81 sSs na
has the honor to announce to the ladies' and gentlemen
ofof
ns S
alton performed in the of few minutes without the
ton with the satisfaction carrying the or root in his
hand % p[ WILL give bis attendance at his
DEW IN ST. BARTHOLOMEWs CHURCH for sale,
No. los desirably situated Apply to % and 81 Nassau
SEALED rR9FosALs will b Tsssi;sa The Gomm.
mill @ 1fs
pIetng Of contract For size oftimber call the Office New
auo Ct re HENRY STORMS. Com. Gent.
(,hEAr CASH EsTABLisHMENT.TThs undengnsd
w at ASs:e' AND @
S s: Sst f. % I'D
s9s cal. XII S Ss up
BE- e of small lot
ing e re" be sent home free MILLS 50 Waite.
SThAw tons SER PfKs sSs's; 81 BR rs
jv20tfm No. IS and 81 Nassau street
NoTGEaMkI |. 4 t. HI Billing and M !! e BELL,
'.s wi" please send soTb IN 1si
q
sheer lawn handk tapped bores which offered
~
:aSf s8o
Easss. s Ms 1S in and
, THoRNs Tea Trays, Ee.TIThe subscriber ha; now
find sa
the oRS
ivH soterc IA Fulton st. one door east Of Broadly
special Agent to France, the Business Of the
aa Ss
'Ss ssd
for translRson g and from the Continent The Phlade
Sats i " IN
Ss from ps Of the United States and Canada
'1 WI Got re c LIVINGSTON. WELLS CO.
81 26N STND L svass baf =;
s:.S: Fund sn sSs. ; s;:%S Ss
of the Capital H TssE M tf Hslste SEstt''
States Board Of Pfs', d bsSs'r for
s ssSe H fsISs fs Chairman" 4 A0W s E.: e..
Jonathan Goodhas'T Esq samuel n: Fog, E.q t''''
James Boorman, Esq. William Van Hook Esq.
fSt Ha
&C., &s he Chez os Val S q from
q Medical Ei'Ti rE sisfsi S.i sHr Arm
General Agent for the United States and B. N A. Colonies
CONEV ISIANN ELRRV-Th. con
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DOsT OFFICE NEW YORK. August 10, lsi7-The
seaM will Leave B9,on q MonSsy Inc Ss
iitS PS:ssss on ii letters must :: prepaid
s' sa s? s'fh nan 0DA ROBERT H. NORRIS NJ
TVEXAs LANO AUENCY.-The subscrlber offers his
on the bss vacant and lands in the State q
Texs He will also pay particular attention to the examine.
recorded the which lands are
ssd to H. taxes on Lands Ds
prepared attend department ofa Gene
raj Land Agency any part OF Texas
attend to settlement Of claims due by individuals the
Of Texas and the Of business in the
Hon ]. p Henderson Governor Of the State. Austin,
David q. Burnett secretary Of State. do.
e Shay, Gomp eI;lisr, c.,.,., CO. &c.
% ysmes 9 w GiSae' Ad'a''n' General d DO.
g" a: e. Horton Lieut. Gov. Matagorda.
Rice & Nichols Merchants, Houston.
4 4 saha skIaos1d 49, 49, ddo o
B::Sss ts S;:':e. rsss street, Ne" York
Plant Ne PEH .d Mi g South 9Th street, a Philadelphia
4 stosvsr, ESD, No: - South Front street, DO
No. g sO oDh srCo1 S So
City Hotel Building Houston, Texas
House. Fl
Of SURVEYS the Districts IF Travis: Msam B.sop no;
in his power holders Of lands who respectfully
quested to cal, on him. sul3 81 isFsM-rc
II X. afy "%x,, s Td,s from ss
of i'll health that firm this day dissolved by mutual
Ali business of the late firm will be settled by the remaining
partner f. Thomas or his agent at the OFFICE 81 ne HOTEL
New yo,t Angus, . 1917 II ". T i! Wife
The Howad Hotel will hereafter be conducted in the
of Thomas. who respectfully solcts q the
public favor. +. THOMAS.
auI33t*rc
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By TIL K M AILS.

WAsHIsoroN, August IL, ls47.
Affairs in Merico-TAe Future
Letters from Monterey and Tampico received in this
city last evening" dated late the 26th ult contain
no mention of the occupation of the capital by Genera
Soott's army, nor Of any engagement ON the march
thither Rumor in this instance in the of the
battle Of Buena VISTA may have but anticipated the
truth There is nothing ut all improbable In the state
ment Nothing has been received here yet calculated
TO dssipste the tedious uncertainty existing The
anxiety for news is hourly becoming painful and
absorbing
The papers will send General Taylor to San Luis He
will not CO. however, unless the present views pur-
poses OF the administration should be changed future
circumstances The general in his last despstch dis
suaded the Secretary Of War from ordering advance
ON San Luis although his inclination for active
service. In military point of view he deemed unad
visabe. Had Cen Taylor advised the STEP the Score
tay OF War would have ordered advance as the lat
ter has not only given the general the largest discretion
since the commencement Of the war; but has almost In
variably issued his orders for the direction OF that
column Of the army in accordance with the generals
views and suggestions No in the country enter
tains higher opinion Of Gen Taylors military capa.
city and gallantry, than Mr.. Secretary Marcy
1t Is asserted that the volunteers under Gen Scotts
immediate command discharged before the expir.
ton Of their term of service in accordance with in
structons from the War Department Such IL not the
fact That step was taken by General Scott solely on
his own responsibility. 1t was kind and considerats
but unwse No doubt had General Scott pushed on A.
ter the humiliation of the Mexican army at Cerro Cor
do he could have taken the capital without the shsd
ding OF additional drop Of blood But that not
the only mistake committed during the war and II
would be nvidous to hold up alone to oensurs
where there have been many equally deserving repre-
hension.
The question now assumes unusual intsrest-vhst
will be adopted in Mexico refuses to make
peace after her capital shah have yielded to our arms
The present views of the administration hold the city
Of Mexico as the terminus Of offensive operations No
Interior course has been resolved upon yet have res
son to believe that in such the capital and all
the other important cities the seaboard and on the
frontier now In our possession will be garrsoned The
main body Of the army will healthy and
secure position and the the country win be
made to defray the expenses of this armed establish
ment GALVIENsIs
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By the politeness Of Mr. Hail. washington mail sgs,
have obtained the New Orleans Pieayune and D.la
OF the oth instant, all due at Richmond They contain
no news OF interest wo have no further election re-
turns here The mails have all gone north as late ~
due
Telegraphic Election Returns.
MnmsrRs OF CossHEss ELrcr.
Wigs in Halics
KENTUCKY.
Dsr. Lynn Boyd Lynn Bovd
2-Samuel Peyton John H. McHenry
3-B. L. Clark. Henry Order
4-.avien Buckner. Joshua r. Beu
5-J. II Thompson Bryan n. YOUNG
6-Green Adams John r. Martin
7-Garnen Duncan I'm. r. Thomasson
s-Chas. S. Morehead Garrett Daris
Orchard French .andrew Trura5o
l0-John p. Gaines. John w. Tibb&tts
INDIANA
Dnr. Elisha Em5res r. Dale Owen
2-Thomas j. Henley Thomas i. Henley
81. l.. Robinson. Thomas Smith.
4-Caie6 Il. Smith. Caleb b. Smith.
s. William w. Wick. William W. Wick
Cd. NJ Robson. John W. Davis
7-R. W. Thompson Ed,p W. Nc Gausa.,
9-John Petit John Petit
s-Chas. W. Cathcart. Chas. W. Csthcart
le-Wm s. Eping. Andrew Kennedy,
VIRGINIA.
DIST a-R' K Meade George C. Dromsools.
DIST "a. w Vena6les James C. Dobbin
o o1aSs j. Mckay J.mss J. Mckay
s-RieIard s. I Dann,u l John r; j. cI Daniel
u
Dao'a o"ftaw' Asa Biggs
ALABAMA.
I I eays Samuel d. Dsrgin.
- a'y ~ HMdrd Henry w. Hiiii0rd.
!. q NO o houston. Geo. 3 Houston.
w Ackin Reuben Chapman.
Dsmsc su. ....'' ..........6
Bain
Net wing gam ................ 3
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Ia, is47.
KENTUCKY.
Inc democrats have carried the second third and
n'h'n congressional districts in Kentucky This Is
net gain Of one for them in that State
TENNESSEE.
The whig candidate for governor, Neil g. Brown il
elected certainly in Tennessee by three thousand ma
jory. The congressional districts are uuheard from
few returns have been received from Iowa Thomp-
son is elected in the first district The second district
Is doubtful.
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TO y n r
LATEST MOMENT.


RIoHMorD, August IL, Is41
by the politeness of Mr.. Hall, Washington mail agent
have obtained the New Orleans Pieayune and Della
OF the oth instant, all due at Richmond They contain
no news OF interest. We have further election rs
turns here The mails have all gone north as late M
due