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ALBANY. June 8. 1871
The Election and the Result Gen. TAYLOR.

The Election and the Result Gen. Taylor.
The noble spectacle of three millions Of citizens
king extraor binary provision for the establishment and
further administration of justice for themselves and
their children in a which evinces healthy
popular feeling has again passed before
and have the grand result before At each
of popular election, rejoice at the renewed
which presents that American liberty is dear
to the American people On these great occasions when
the public prosperity is tossing in the scales vice
ishe the popular virtue untrammeled and unshac-
ked presents impenetrabe barrier Of iron for the
preservation Of the public liberty and the general peace
May God gracously order a.continued improvement Of
human affairs.
The canvass now being published shows that the I'M
fortunate and isolated organization of the tepantrv in
and around the envrons Of tho capital has lost it's
force its numerical power has immensely diminished
Liberal inducements should be offered for its utter
tnction, and for the final permanent settlement of the
immortal troubles In this city, Harris the anti rent
nominee for Judge of the Supreme Court has run far
behind his ticket he has also behind in aimost
every town In the county The antrent paper Of this
evening" has announced nevertheless that he is elected
a Judge OF the Supreme Court
My dispatches giving you the result in this city and
county have already reached you the lightning line
Gen. Taylor has written neat letter, gratefully
ACKNOWLEDGING the receipt Of the resolutions OF thanks
nch passed the New York legislature at the last SEES
hEAp-QuARrERs, Army of Occupatiou.
lamp lamp near Monterey, Mexico, May 8. Is47.
SIN nave the honor to acknowIedpe The recsint ~
your letter Of March 2and tovetber ~ sh .Soe'Ps u
o. I'm hne senate and Of the State Of New
Sentiments Of public approval srs.
in snsss are warmly appcae and sS
soldier whose services have been unas omcer and
devoted to the cause Of the country h
no section OF the Union could the compiman, from
fatteringly, or be received with pora nv come
satsfaction, than from the great Empire state, y,
New York " oil
would, therefore most respectfully and eratss,u
and Ia the name Of the troops whom had the honor y
command at the periods to which the resolutions refer
body of the State with the assurance that In their Mn
sspsidsration and spprobstion, ~ also mad . stii
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Me: Tie spd S Servant MI nbsp Ms Campbell
I Ms.T r Hks'I rset u Red Fo6.J SaeLsS
S:9;in I si:siasE Pee Beers a''''s NONE, s
ga.h,o" -... ZIP MsRgh;Ar west. NJ! Gary. Mr..
CERT Mrs Kicker Miss Dursndo Mrs saver Ma Kobb;ns.
Mss Lousa Robbn, Ma,rer Robbins, Master Robbias
Mrs. w1od Miss M Wood, Mas Wood Master Wood
Mt N.an vs NJ Nelson. Miss Julia Nelson, Master
NEw ORLEANs-Ship Orpheus--TL Isett, Mis-, + Wood
land, Mary Woodland, Mr. Wilcox.
BREMEN-Bark Csroline-A Wretx q M Green a n Ne.
rine, Wrinkle and hdy-l9s steerags
GALvEsToN-Brg Msrrimac-Nrs Parker and a children
Mrs Cornell and child, Mr. Slate. Mr. Horn.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
STATE NJ tho Ennupw Nh ~rur ~As

DETROIT, .une 4.-The market is looking up,n and
flour was in request yesterday, though but little
changed hands. Purchasers in the market and
considerable inquiry made for those holding -four
To-day we think the market will be active than it
has been for week 1t is time for foreign arriva-iu-
deed whispered about that express arrived yes
terday with and orders purchasers to advance
their offers. We quote So O6 s. 1871
ROCHESTER, June s.-Business was dull Yesterday and
transactions in the market quite limited sale
Of l57 bbls flour made at So SIS. Wheat worth 81
rs to 81 sale of 600 bushels yellow corn was made
on Saturday to be delivered at Pittsford, at 9Oc.
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Brighton Cattle Mark ct.

MONDAY, June I, ls47-At market SIS Beef Cattle 30
Jokes working oxon 40 and calves s95 sheep and
lambs, and 985 swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle-We quote q further decline of
Csc per hundred LIST Equality 81 25 I'd quality So so
Sd quality SIS SO a So
Working Oxen-Saes noticed at sos, SIS, 500 and
$ll5
Cows and Calves-saes ranging from 20 to sos.
Sheep and Lambs-Lambs sales ut from 81; sheer
SO n 81 U.s. few extra cossets at 81 So
Swine-At Wholesale 5s and 81; at retail 81 . &c.
From 100 to l25 beef cattle left over
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Sale or Stocks Mt Bostor

BRoKERs' BoARp-JuNE 8-225 shs East Boston Co. l8x
SO do 49, 30 ds 100 do DO 1874 payable Thursdays rs Nor
w,ch and worcester RAILROAD 49 do do a. ds Is do
ring Co. 800 80 ds sdo Western Railroad no. do State
Bank, 5 20 do Fall River Railroad, 3d. "a rights Boston
Bank. 70 u do Boston and Maine Railroad do do
30 f2Oo Massachusetts, Sterling Bonds, 80.
SECOND BoARp75 shs Norwich and Worcester Railroad
1871 IS do do 1884, 3o so Long Island RR lK 3o Is dc
DO l41a $1,000 Reading RR Bonds 1860, II.
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Domestic I,lpuva.tions.

new 0ntEASs-Shp MemphisIi2 bales cotton Il; UNA Mi An
II hid ties rum VIM johnson & sona-2 bbls bes,wa1
coS6 Knox Hope COL hhds tobacco Davis, Brooks
so Dubois &vanderhout-395 sacks wheat L. N Girls.
bds trees bxs wine Smith col Allen Messenger
Kneeland-7 mdze, Ill-3 bbs sugar, NJ Brnker-l
cs mdze John Bush-io BIS hemp Eeder-2 bxa mdze Eel
hf brandy csks a bxs wine 50 bask chsmPagne 10
2O bales cotton Denniston Co5G bills lard Meyer Stur
ken3O bis cotton mdze 10 hhds tobacco, 20 bxs mdze
o order.
sAvAssAH1Bark Isaac Mead- II, bales cst39n &
Detorest co89 do Barstow Pipe co6s do TO order-23
do Snyder-8 hlf cks rice bxs Dbl to w Thomp
bxs Cahone, Kinney COT hhds Dbl tobacco Gowdy
bxs trunk g Gorden.
GALyEsroN-Brg Mermac-l2 bales cotton Hudson &
Tayor3O0 bales 6 do wool $40 hdes7 bales skins
bbls pkgs copper Brouer Nelson
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Passengers Sailed.

LvRR!ooL.ship Senator-Mrs Lamone and servant,
M NJ y,
rOp England; MI Hunter N York,
John Mscslf dol Miss Maria Taylor dol Miss Bradley Yves,
tern York, 1r Orion ORION. Mss Ann Qron Canada;
t.h army lsdy AVID daughters Mrs DR. Chapman, Anna Chip
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PHILADELPHIA, June Q, ls47.
One Of the many fends in human shape that claim
Philadelphia as their dwelling place. recently seduced
the darling daughter Of poor woman land she widow
from the path Of recttude and placed her amid the vi
cious atmosphere of brothel The blow was crush
ing in its effect upon the heart of the parent that her
tottered upon its throne and during paroxysm
Of despair she yesterday threw herself from the window
of the lonely poverty made the extent Of her do
micil to the pavement three stories beneath Her
ged form removed to the Hospital where it is pos
sible death will soon put period to her suerings And
yet society will tolerate the author of this disastrous
event. while the petty thief who pliers loaf Of bread
to keep himself and family from famshng is the object
at which the finger Of scorn increasingly points
The world fears contamination from the faults Of the
minor criminals while he who destroys the happiness of
whole family, breaking the hearts of parents whose
ingy received into companonship with those as-
tdious in condsmning the faults of the poverty stricken
Plating sin with gold Is eectual In hiding the
fraities Of the votaries Of pleasure among the wealthy
William Robinson was Yesterday consigned to Moya.
woman at her own house Sunday afternoon last
during the absence OF her husband She had been mar
ried but short time and was only seventeen years Of
The work on the steamer Princeton Is being hurried
as her presence is necessary in the Gulf She will be
good as new when next reported as in order for
The Hon. Dixon H. Lewis universally considered as
the greatest in or out Of Congress- arrived in the
city, last night, by the Baltimore line.
A few performances by company of German anna
Tours ia to take place the Chestnut theatre
fore its demolition is commenced.
The Viennoses still delightng the Phadelphians
at the Walnut street theatre. The management made
good in reducing the prices to the old standard
The numbers that attend are more than doubled. Mr.
Collins is the next attraction to be brought forward ut
that establishment,
Sales OF Stocks mt Philadelphia.
JUNE 9.-FIRsr BoARp-5oO0 Cincinnati Bonds %; $50
Reading Railroad 29H Ches aud Del Canal Stock SIS:
do s 7do a3A 3Mseh: s Bank ga s3s Gi1srd Bank
1000 Reading Railroad Bonds 75 $50 vicksburg Bank l2
Mech. Man Bank, Psburg 50 700 8. Navigation. 6 So
76h.
AFTER SALxs-i0 Mechanics Bank. IN; so Allegheny
r. s 1000 sSsouehannsh Canal Bonds, +3 II Ches Bel
Canal Stock 81.
SECOND BoARpl69 State S. 49, 800 do 1915 100 Vicksburg
X 2S $4,000 State 6s 90 1000 u g. Treasury Notes. 6s
1851; $50 Vicksburg, IL; 1000 State 6s, 90.
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GuAYASuL, April l6.-The crop Of Cocoa this year is
key 70 be extremely good and prices range from %
20 cents per cargo Of 81 h. On the river say for clean
on board, all charges paid, b cents per pound.
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LIQUID HAIR DYE.

~ DERs TRICOBAPHE which nstan.aneoqsly color:
the Hair Black Brown and gives the beauty and
elasticity Of YOUTH and is warranted neither wash Or rub
the public with the utmost confidence a. having
FOR sale by Rushon CO., Broadway y. g. Aspinwall,
William street; Johnson, Moore Taylor. Maiden LANG and
A. B. D. Sands New York and by the sole agents for the
United States, II. e. q. A. WRIGHT,
A m re Philadelphia
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NOPABA AND CUBEB EITRACT.-This u fAs nod
spssdy certain and snsetn remedy ipr hs eve q
~ the active properties OF Copabs and Cubebs porab
ioFm without smell taste contains the smallest bak
quickly and radically curing the diseases Of hose oAn!c
- tor .sls At No Ann street, where any information
paid the Of structures BY
" TO an once practice Private entrance to this Office ID
ooor rom Inc M2:ssm. my&s Sksve
near o.dwsy This cesS. 70 y Z 6rSx
rsc9mmended in all Of Rhsamstsm Gour Pains ana
STIFFNESS Of the JOINTS Erysiplss, Teuer or Ring Worm
0landulsI Tnnor &c, &C. Il needs but ui 70 give he
most ample iamsscsoe ssle wholesale and retail at lie
dressed 70 The subscribers win be
ID invites the aston of public his extensive assor
msns q BTshes Sf sysTy asscrieo9 At che BRUSH Fac
on hand, Paint Brushes, Whitewesh do, Window do Dust
ing do and all kinds of Fancy Brushes which be oeq for
sale the lowest prices JOHN T. HOPPEl.
ais 1msv
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devoted services
remain, sir, with high respect,
Your most obedisnt servant,
z. TAYLOR, Maj Gen. u 3 Army.
To His Excesncy JesS Youso, Governor OF the S's'e
Of New York
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BALrImORE, June . ..U,
Dry sveather-Railroad Town Meefi"s- Of Tsm-
peranee-7as Iaarkets, &c.
Baltimore and .ae middle counties OF Maryland seem
to have been unfortunate this year with
gard to rain We have not had SUFFICIENT rain in this
vicinity for three months past to mostsn the ground
An inch and half from the surface Our markets
consequently not well supplied a. in former years,
and the prospect of the in this immediate vci-
| nifty is rather gloomy
A town meeting held in the Exchange yesterday
afternoon merchants and Others favorable to the
nection of Baltimore with Pittsburgh by the Connesve
They strongly opposed the grounds taken by Mi
the road who are still looking for the opportunity
strike the Ohio at Parkersburg II the latter point Is
attanabe as permanent enterprise, the stock would
undoubtedly be worth ut least one hundred per cent
more than road to Pittsburgh. The Ohio river at
which place, In the language Of Mr. Clay, is half
the year dry, and the other half frozen up"
The Sons Of Temperance making considerable
preparations to attend the celebration Of the national
division to take place in Philadelphia the 10th
are also to have grand parade and celebration In
city on the 9th of July spending the day at beau
tfu rural retreat in the vicinity Of the city They
cuate on an immense display.
sss ss'i ST.. IS$s ss
!. hsdass White meal :oa IS and 5000 bSis
s. 5t supply wh:s. small p'a to
% be h"a %ssw 81 aS Of wbs
60 cent? No rye market About 5000 bushels prime white
Sales OF Stocks at Baltimore.
The stock market exhibits animation transactions
had to some extent better Sales Of u
For o osm Of e 81 BID % e & f:s
Some parcels Of IS and mill market at io5l Io4K
& s7S g LII BID STATE :paasd
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M SOO KEWAKD--FELONY---W Whereas Rober
Nd lOVV Glover Frederick Glover and William Glover

ss s e
Ef9 III Rs,sa9s Msjs:|y: 3D.
stands sbout3 feet inches high rather brosd and walks stiff
head YOrEshireman and has lived ali his life in
ere
peaon dark hair has prominent ,esth IS Yofshirsma
William Glover is about a to 4s years old and about feet
ss f ss .. Ss and 4Hs Sa and light
IN b only one Of the above be arrested reward 0fs00
w" = s'!.re "S Si'noD Hotel New York May 1877
Si % ss
+ pssqIis1 S'sSs:d Ivy. W. =
s e%Say s'
for enrchng saves. soups meats, wild fowl &C. with
Il viii fpS Be- od e s the Family Groesrs very
s Ss Fl y Fro Front es Nss
p0k AE 81 K:
diseases o private nature can confidently promise to
SSsss 81 = SSSoRRa far on ss
ms the usually TAKEN
sfHis THE ErHsA ss..s.;s
yssess
prudence, the beneficial may relied upon from
f f se,RRTip N Slice suffering from any
% . mako sa s cant ds "a
i% s sss'' w 5 s
.S if any, 'VS ss'ig HA 81 SsS SS. paid direct
Office College of M S...s . s4s
vELFEAU's sPECIFIC PILLS.
The S ; of alb o % ss
f:si $::: :%. r.
disease: the SEs.a They effect much hO5sI
greeug with the stomach. confinement from busisesa
| Price 81 per box
CONsTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.
and Sy Of N New cq gs
"a
remedy for impotence ster or barennes unless depend
.n S .:ai . ifh S.sss IF @ 'ns" @ carefully
| RECORDS ALTERATIvE MIXTURE.
CR the cure Of primary secondary syphilis,
% TSs Or if%sadi
sss & n their
consider himself safe after having the ycnsres
without cleansing the system with this justly cee
ss carefully packed parts Of The Union
coNcENTeaAkTNhA NN1TNS B * FsRAAHssArARLLA
:s".s 4; SsSs
On = S. comedy
aSde. cHtsnso saptsn ulcstsd throat de.
. slS !" . %ss Of b %sTs1Sy >, e,uu
in ofhaifs dozen
Case, foru,rd one 20 ao sIi mart. or n:
S;;s$ q o. y Ysic: pur.a~
Dsw W.. j Asls :::.s :s.:s ". y H: ss.
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THE EYE.

nR WHEELER, Oculist, % Greenwich street, deyotes
thalmic Surgery Artificial Eyes for sale and inserted
reasonable terms Office hours from Am to O'Clock PM.
after which he visits outdoor patients.
pamphlet containing remarks diseases Of the eye with
great ee ctsd by Dr. Wheeler
mode Of be had gratutously his
the will be forwarded making application to
him by letter, postpaid a20 Im%rc
nK. FRANCIS W. HARTLEY'S Office and Residence
- SO Greenwich street. recently occupied by DR. Bolton
Night bell attached to the hall mas 2t*rc
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RANs H hsR sT Es 81 ~ sF TIM
&c &c. Rings Compound Syrup Of Hydrioda.e Of Potas
iism pains and stiffness the joints swelling Of the muscular
arising from impure Of the blood &C. From bena re
experiments under the direction and supervision Of the most
mendaton and have pronounced il the best possible
prepared from the pure articles and is warranted give
acton thus pures and quickens the circulation aays
irritation and leaves Of the animal economy in
perfect of health For those complaints arising from the
inudicious and long continued sse Of
MERCURY,
this combination be consdereds specific which
have resisted all other have been rapidly and entire
ly by this powerful alteatye syrup, and spring
medicine purifier stands unrivaled The and in
ceasng demand for article of this kind has induced the
benefit Of it, We do mot publish any long certificates Of mira
tulous cureshe medicine shall speak for itself 1t warrant
most ncTsdulqg. St il ;grP;Hg properties: Prepared and
John street Agenu-Guion i27 Bowery, Grand
street; Coddngton, corner Spring and Hudson; Brigham
Miller, No II D. John B. Dodd, TIL Broadway
ner street al m e
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-10-19

MARYLAND U. S. SENAToRs.-The Baltimore
Patriot says that. "another result of the recent
triumph of the Wings in the election of MEM
bers of the House Of Delegates, is to secure the
U. S. Senators from Maryland. Mr.. Pierce's
term expires on the 4th of March, 1910, and
as there will be no election next year of MEM
bers of the Legislature, those elected this year
will have the election" Of course, then Mr..
Pearce's successor must be chosen at the ensu-
ing session, as the Delegates now elected do
not meet second time, except by proclamation
of the Governor.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-10-19

MARYLAND ELEcTIoN.-The Baltimore Pa
triot has unofficial returns from the whole State
(which show the election of Thomas, locofoco,
candidate for Governor, by a majority of six
hundred votes. But beside the Governor, the
Locos have nothing to boast of. Indeed, they
have been utterly routed on all other points.
We have noted that the Wings have gained
two members Of Congress; and we have now
to record that, large as was the Wings MAORI
ty in the Legislature last year, it is still larger
this! Instead of loosing, as it was supposed
we would, in the House Of Delegate, we have
gained, and the next Legislature will, therefore,
stand:
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-10-19

&C. We learn by the st. Louis Republican
that great excitement prevails among the Sac
and Fox Indians. 1t is owing to the inefficient
manner in which the Indian Beaureau has been
managed under the Commissioner Of Indian
Affairs, Mr.. Medill. The Republican says:
The Sacs and Foxes for several years past
in fact ever since the Black Hawk war-have
been peaceable, and relied entirely and i'm
plicitly upon the treaty stipulations for sup
port and protection. During the past summer
they visited the Agency, as they were accus-
toned to do, for their rations and annuities.-
But, from some unexplained cause, neither
could be paid them without further instruction
from Washington, and they were consequently
kept about the Agency, suffering, not only for
food, but for water, until disease set in among
them, and hundreds have fallen victims to the
neglect of the Commissioners of Indian Affairs
at Washington. So loud, says our informant,
became the demand for relief, that the Agent,
rather than endure the distress which he was
compelled to witness every day, paid over the
annuities of money without the requisite in
structions from the Department, and then re-
signed his post.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-10-19

ONO ELEcrIoNs.--Telegraphic dispatches
from Cincinnati on Friday last, at 80 O'Clock
says: The Ohio Senate stands 3 Wing major
ty, all gain. In the House 8 Wing majority,
gain of two. The counties yet to hear from
it is expected will not change the result.
In Georgia, George w. N. B. Towns major
ity is 1900. In the house parties are equally
divided and six counties yet to hear from. In
the Senate one Wing majority, and two dis
tricts yet to hear from.
The Wings of Georgia claim a majority of 5
in the Legislature on joint ballot.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-10-19

THE CosT.-The Pittsburgh Com. Journal
says it has been estimated from fair data, that
the expenses of the war with Mexico up to the
Sd of the present month amout to Sl67, 200,-
OOO!! Add to this large annual gratuities
which will have to be paid out of the treasury
for the next sixty years for pensions!-and con-
slider the twenty thousand lives which have
been lost to the country, and it will be diff
cult to imagine that degree of concession on
the part of Mexico, which will reimburse us
for our vast expenditure of blood and treasure.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-10-19

0Is- The Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun writes under date of the 10th
inst;
The government has certainly made up its
decision in regard to Mexico, and instructions,
based on the new state of things, have been
sent out to Gen. Scott.
Mr.. Trist has been recalled-his mission hav-
ing terminated in another failure, and the gov
eminent having determined to withdraw all
overtures for peace.
l presume that Col. Smyth, the gentleman
sent to Mexico, carries to Gen. Scott orders in
reference to the future conduct of the war
Mexico must be made to defray the expenses
of the war; so far as the means may be found in
her possession.
The problem as to the political complexion
of the House, in the next Congress, snow solv-
ed The wings are to have a small majority.
The vote will be III Wings TO III Democrats,
provided that MIR. Levin Native Americana
votes with the Wings, and that Louisiana
elects one Wing.
The same correspondent writes under date
of the Sth inst:
At present think there is little chance Of
more than one regiment being called out; and
that will in all probability be from Michigan
Should the adjutant generals list show thai
over and above the regiment, the fifty thousand
authorized by Congress are not yet full, ther
another regiment may be called from Wiscon
sin. My opinion is that the fifty thousand are
full, lacking perhaps, from 900 to 800.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-10-19

The New Orleans National suggests thai
General Taylor, on his return to the country
be received more as a civilian than as a soldier
and adds:
''Let no rude musket trust aside the humble
citizen that would press forward to greet him.
Give TO our beautiful wives and daughters this
noble duty of acting as his guard of honor, and
let them shower the war-worn veteran with
sweet flowers, and play upon him the batteries
Of heir bright eyes