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Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08

10 DrsraoT CocXRoAcmrs.--Il your
correspondents will Try the following sian.
pie pIan' viii warrant them iha, every
baeiie and cockroaeh will shortly disappear.
and HAT lhg kitchen will not again be In.
'e''ed' Adj about icaspoonlul of now.
Tered asnia 10 about tablespoonful Of
mashed boiled potatoes; rub and mix them
Wen together, and then erumble abou, A
'hird OF It, every night at bedtime. about
lle kitchen hearth; il viii be eaten up. by
'le following morning. The creature /.
very ionl oi potatoes. anl, derouring them
g'etd''y' cmws again into its hole and
paHshes. / had occasion 10 have some al.
'erai3Ts made in the kitchen stove sit
months aI'er pursued THE plan, and found
liniiel' 0l Vlnss and dried mummies of
Ir'lncl cgrhfuaehcs. Their disappear.
anco wss hot attended with the slirhles,
p'ieerihlt SMELL aud though bye year,
have elapsed not one has again been seen
ia my kitchen. In pulling 4 into practice,
any remaining crumbs should be swep, up
'be neat morning.
T. II. HORNER. ND.
We have ifItl ihe iorcg ing, and iouni
" peHeeiy y'iifcua.-.DorlBg's Hori.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08

VALUE or INORGANIC MANuRrs-Nr
llauod, correspondent Of the Albany Cul.
liuInr 4ys3
"iu lhr spring preceding my arrival al
Gic.-in, Prot LiobIg planted some grape
scion udeftl, winlows OF NE laboratory.
Doc i,i them % may usr lhc expression.
upon Doc ashes OF tAs grape vine, or upon
Hapr'r inorganic food Of lhr grape, a.
shown gana.ft .ftsnlisa-hes. The growth
ha. baeu enormous; and several of lbe
vines u.n large clusters of grapes In the
elIrn U lba srasol. Indeed, An1w not
b1taU aa my attention was particularly
drawn 60 ihcm ouiy since tho Iui, uas ben
gathered. The soil, otherwise, Is lulc
Upler.baua payemrnl--a hind o.. dnsg.av
oI, 10 which scarcely anything lakes root
! was shown pots Di wheat, in different
s.aga o. tarir growth, lhll bad been I'D
yar.ou,.y-soma upon The inorganic mat
let tueY noodcI-olhcr4 bad merely shared
ihc uibuc oi thc general soIl The rc.
suit iu numhofs I don't yet know, but 10
appearance mo- oae could Ou at % loss as TO
what n.alI De- expected.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08

Larr PHuLurru ANn rnG pgras.--
THE Commerce bus clIpHn'rI rhsr during
lhe Inst N years, no less cham ll21 pros.
ecuiious has been lipceiagl.nH lhr Jour
mails in the namc OF King Louis Philippe,
who bad usugurlrd bis accession 10 Jhr
throne byo formal PROMISE that u1 prose-
eu.lu s01Idhn inluwr' instituted aglna.
ihs press During 'hHi period 81 journals
wer8 Obliged to- suspend their publication
loo consequence of lho severity Of the pen
aliio1 The writer's were sentenced TO
3,ltl years and eight months imprIsan
mtna mI ths journals TO Z, 40, 500 francs
Line.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08

y Co5rLs MoUnFub.-At Philadelphia
ono William RushwoHh has been Tor some
tims under Indictment charged with biting
Of The iongus ol Patrick MoGuire. On
Saturday. when lhe case was called lortri.
al' il was announced On tho part Of Nc.
Gn.w that be did not wish to testify. hav.
Ing cone 10 a reconciliation with Rush.
worth. The COS, oithis reconciliation with
Rushworih il is said, was The sum Of s5a25
n. " Commercial.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08


4 SCENE II TnG New foRk LreIsLa.
ruRE.-When The members Of the Uniyer.
sal Vegetable Pill Convention, under tbs
direction Of Dr.. Bfandfe,h, which recent.
y met in Albany, reached thai city they
asked the Legislature for the use of tho
Assembly room to hold their meetings in.
When the motion was introduced, Mike
Walsh the well knawn Laeaioco member
from tho city Of New York, rose in his seat
aud opposed it. Mike is well acquainted
with the persons belonging to the Old
ltunker or Vegetable PHI division OF New
York Loeolocoism, and in his remarks took
occasion ta dalncala the character of the
Leaders OF that section Of the democracy
We copy the subioined account of The
scene from the New York Globe, an inlu.
eallal Loeoloeo paper which represents
The barnhaming division. Immediately af.
Ter Tue mole requesting ihouso of the room
lot 'ha convention vas read up rose Mike,
"Eelore the House, complied with the
request Of the Democratic committee. be
wished 10 make an inquiry respecting a
gentleman formerly extensively engaged
IN tue pill business, Tor the purpose Of pnf..
iag the public body, and who, II the Con.
tealion Vas allowed to meet in this cham.
Der, might purge it Of the public documents
Which wefe lying upon the desks oi mem
uefs' lae inquiry which hc wished 10
make wa. whether DR.. Brandtelh's : nnms
wa attached 10 tho communication iu.,
/ read. -
TIE Speaker replied lhatlhc paper was
signed BY MAJ. \. L. Pmgn alone.
Ah Walsh moved that The REQUEST Of
Democratic Siale Central Committee of
The Cass section be denied.
hf Coz, Of Livingston, moved that the
.aFor asked be granted.
lhls motion was Of course lehalab!e. and
alr' Walsh vas not slow to avail himself
Of the permission Of the House 10 discuss
Tue motion. lie induIged in some harsh
structures Upon the conservative wing Of
iaa Democratic pady, which he asserted
Vas composed eI gang OF mock custom.
haase paifiols=-Dl men ovefllowine with
patriotism. not 10 the country, but to the
men ~ho have the power 10 Keep them in
oliiee. lie opposed the melton TO gran,
Tue usa ol the chamber TO this convention.
oa iAe gruunl lha, # lhsy we're allowed 10
meet here, all The portable property IN Tho
CHAMBER would be carried awaf: and he
lzpse'aIiy sd publicly enloinod the ser,
gsani ai'ams, Il Tue request was granted.
p lookup BE, Ma. Walsh'sl documents.
ihe remarks Of Mr. VI. were received
VII bals.s Of laughter in all part. Of iha
House. fbe poor fellows comprising the
Conservative wing were treated IN most
mefeilfss way. their organization wa.
hoaial Al Us irregular, aai their claims 10
tas iIi.e oi distinct patty werc denied hy
Alf. ". They were simply tho outline
of he skeleton Of m old party. without
aag oi Tie substantial internal combination
eilled enlfailsi they wrfa shadows grop.
~ng after shadows; they were entitled to no
mercy noe piiyi though their power 10 Do
eva was gone, yoi, 1t lacy were admitted
10 this chamber they would steal the pub.
lie docamsuisi be hoped, therefore, ihaitAe
ltsifa Of ihc Democratic State Central
Committee VI The Cas- section would no,
be gnniel.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08

AAuNESAurLED hENcorAraE.-.A 4 geu.
ueman who Resides 10 ihe vicinity Of Cam.
a.n lown, a w.iuwet with a pretty large
nu'.f, .gcH..ea I1ra vilr 100 tAc SUNDAY
I.a-f, %. Calre ml.ra ic.lous sigma.
Wr. A communication loo reply was re.
rsEHi. iar .'slIuTs of which was also
Aauuu.; aui uicF bds. core spnnleuce
by 'glicr arrangements were made ss 10
um' anl place iur % persona. iu'cuieW.-
A''.e appointed laur ibe gentleman VA.
H aa.'ilg lua WlesIr ruln Goo ono Of lLs
Nrs,oaI hotels; ani saua airr %. iaif
Ttsaudeu made hsruppraauco. thick.
I 'ri.td' aul closely mul.l against im.
PrUuHH. observation She entered, %.
gI-..i with down east eyes which shr
lIuot venture 10 raise unH lhs voice Of
Doe. swain m wp7r'lul greeting tell ou
l.r Ga. al1 uuHJ, looked un. auI
ar lHti moment uttered a loud s4fir..
m o. uus which the gentleman huricd
WIS u1i unfamiliar io l.m. iIa took iht
liberty OF liliiug her veil, and Lche.d
--h.s g.des, daughter, whom be- bad sup.
posed safe al her bllrd.us sga05. at Ham.
meHm.H. ii is needless lo sa} ,hlt bc
ugaprslu.lUlsio hasp doe Smalg Jiar.
ous ID. ian young lady s. bands lor iuc mlo,
a., however eligible O. mtl.4m ii mIguI
Prove 10 Hm Coz obtaining a w,.e, be dad
nI desire a.s daughter should employ 81 9,
obtain husbands.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
HEald.C0re, sc.
R..W.. MONTGOMERY,
II CHARTERS srRErf,

. a'7rHaf' a'sah 81 a'+'sHf
NGw ORLEANS,
II AS on hand very complete stock Of goods
I in his line. In addition to his usual tNleh-
sive assortment Of Birmingham, Sheffield aud DO
nestle HARDWARE and CUTLERY his stock
of heavy goods isYery complete, embracing, among
numerous other articles
1000 boxes Tin Plates, ! X, Pontpool and other
brands, also, Block Tin, spelter hne' &e
10000 pounds Iron Wire, assorted, all sizes
g5O ions Iron, assorted SWedus, American
aud English, as,ufled dat, rnundl squire,
plough plate, hoops, baud aud sheet; Steel
all kinds.
dozen genuine Collins Il Co.'S light aud
heavy Axes,
1000 keys genuine Weymouth Nails, assorted
an sizes,
900 tous llo.law.warr Gastinss assorted pots,
ovens SPIDERS skiIIgs, iiFe.logzi Nei
French pots,
500 coils NpnIla Rope, assorted MI sizes
300 casks OX, Lat aud Trace Ghuias
roaeihcf with Nhllrmafes cotton and woa
Catds, Wilson's Coffee Ms, Ames's, Rowand's
aud other makers Spades aud Shovels, wine aud
hair Suigfs, Hoe Of alI kiHas, Anvlsi Vices. aud
smiths lllnmrIs aua below, TIA War, Mil,
Gfas.eal and m Save. hafr aal mule GaI.as
und llamas, slraesruiIHf. Gam sasiIaFs lud lfa.
mHs. kngs PluuHhs. Nos, /. p J aud /, Paper, all
kinds, Tar, spirits rafprntinc and White Lead,
P#uuis. all kinds. Aii aud Grind stlneH, NH Irons,
Bahna GulHs. all numbers Shot Street aud Baf
I.sad stock KrliIas, h4fk Mills
ALSd-
alll a1laas par sHfrH pii, Hal
"a, HaIau WUItaralnuta and blHachaa
NHail %.
II. #aek 81 c#'-rs q - Hpasd nnyeH
ut# a4#.al - .=Ha..Is H##als Ha.HHHz '##=
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08

"iIiam, my boy" said tender father
to bis son, "you must be- more caraim Of
yourself lhln you are. iou bayo a1t the
constitution o.. sumc.H "Cant bc..rlo IT,
dad-don'l b.Iioyc O word ont. GolIyl
I've got the constitution o.. a hoss. There
uinl uo break up nor down to ms. Darn
i5 Ii ] don't b'.icyc I've got the Caa5ilu.
fa5f HC United Nuga
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08

IAEE TnFsrLF FamNos.-.Young man,
endeayor to make thy,eli friends, ior lhey
are good in places, times, and chances.
which thou woullst never have thought Of.
and though Ibis maxim may be OF tho vail.
gar yet none can thoroughly consider the
value thereof bat be who hath CHANGED ~
his uccl, 70 ,teI IL by experience.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
n.nl. q. lcgnlrhon. 4 Co,
I poRTERS o. ND DEAEE 3
~ HlRDH IRE CUTLERY d
- .a..lLn II. ~ 49,.


FfANE naS ia sioht, aud for sale At low rates,
a aruefal assortment al HHiraH, EailaH,
g., Consisting in paa Of mails. irun. rust
inss. steel, axss, hoes, sprdes shagels. stock net.
ties, bark nIiI. runs and niles ffanHh pots coll.
OK. log. Imrei iuRzah and ufbsf chains mil aud
rfIad stones, aay.lz hsIlnNss lees, Ra9lauds aud
other s4Rs Of lll kinds. sylHes aai seAIrs. hooks
and husas, laHks,zsf-wz bolts. bras wares slovHls
aud loass pakrfs. ludIrunz lrHdrfs, inhe and
pocket cutlery, ses.ufz. raRor, razor sifaps and
baass sIsyes. cotton and wool eafis, nanez Of ali
knls. flies aal edsr tools. copper tools. irssz
baans, Wiiisfs aud iTaes, bis, aaser and ansaf
Iiz. oafa4ss. lliuts, oils. tdFnanlne, utkum. pitch
auH tar. zIaH 0HIIHrs H1a shelters, Hamzz laH
raIafs, pIausIz and paal maa. .dz. i|u aHi IHHanea
wa=ss. fishing laokia ina Hgtn ,anrIy
IFuHHanSrss Pl,srraz aud oiaen, HHe Re-
sp#aiiuIIy Invited 10 call aud examine for EHrm-
r.I4as. myal sifly
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under him. and he FELL his head striking the Moor very
severely. He lay motioness for q few moments and
examin alton II discovered that the wound had
rendered him sensslsss. He was immediately taken
up and carried down stairs and medical aid employed
In restoring him
The lights were then put out, and at few minutes
before ten, Tammany Hall was shroudsd In darkness
THE DEMOCRATIC BANNER AT TAMMANY HALL.
This ban which got twrled twisted, tangled torn,
and considerably condensed in appearance during the
late gale Of wind untwred, untwisted, untangled
and again given to the breeze In the morning. The
General Committee, armed with bed cords, clothes
lines and other implements for the OCCASION
proceeded at half past II o'clock M to attempt the
unfurling of the head. quarters banner. The order
of proceedings was as follows A number of the COM
mtee went up stairs to the top floor Of the great
wigwsm, while another detachment proceeded to tue
street and took up their station ct the foot Of the hoko
ry Stub which is attached end of the line which
supports the banner After time occupied in pre-
iminsries had passed, the Tammany Hall end OF the
line began descend and after considerable exertion
by the committee, aided by spectators, and small
force from the Globe office the muslin was naued
aoft and displayed the names Of the old bunker nomi.
nees the temple of liberty. and quite NUMBER Oh mud
marks incurred at the time of descent.
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Pennsylvania.
FIRST DESPATCH.

PKILApKISHIA, Nov. 7-9x p. N.
The majority for Taylor In tho borough Of Pottsvie
schuylkil county is o77-showing = whig gain sincs
the gubernstorial election Of 1885,
SECOND DESPATCH.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. y-10P.M.
In eleven townships Of Lancaster county, Taylor has
gained 40y the vote for Johnston In October last
THIRD DESPATCH.
PIrrsBuRo, Nov. 7-l0PM
In nine wards Of the city Of Pittsburg Taylor gains
3l3 ever the vote for Johnston.
FOURTH DISPATCH
PnILADELrHiA, Nov Xix I'm
A despatch to the PENNEY anian comedies mAori-
ty Of $500 for Taylor in Allegheny county.
FIFTH DESPATCH.
HARRBBuRo, Nov. I'll P. M.
The North ward Of Harrisburg gives Taylor MAORI
ty of Is Cass and Van Buren, 8. Ths South ward
give Taylor 20 majority Swstara Box, IVA wing
gain Of 20.
Carlisle borough and district, Cumberland county,
gives Taylor "a majority. Longstreth had rs. Wing
gain, 1l2 Returns from small towns and boxes ada
cent indicate small whig gain AS goes Cumberland
80 goes the State.
SIXTH DESPATCH
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. I'll A. M.
In Philadelphia county, the Northern Liberties give
Taylor 1885, Cass 3O95, Van Buren, la. Wing gain
Governor, 481.
Southwark -Taylor's majority 500.
Philadephia oity-Taylor's majority 5,2l3.
SEVENTH DESPATCH
PHrLADELrHIA Nov. I'll A. M.
In Southwark, Taylor's majority Is 400 whglgain
| 600.
| In Passayunk, Philadelphia county, Taylor's majo-
| rity is AZ; . gain of AZ.
| EIGHTH DESPATCH.
| PHILADELPHIA, Nov. II A. M.
Philadelphia City proper gives Taylor lo.654, Cass
| 1885, and Van Buren, 800. Tayors majority $3.50.
| NINTH DESPATCH
! PHILADELPHIA, Nov. SIX A. M.
Philadelphia city and county give Taylor . majority
Of 5000.
The State will undoubt eddy 60 whig by large ma
| jority.
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FIRST DESPATCH

FIRST DESPATCH.
BosroS, Nov. T-6KP.M
Taylor's majority in Boston win be $500, which
gain Of 800 since 1874
In Chsrlestown there Is q whig gain Of 245
In Taunton, Taylors majority IL about 100, and in
Hull %.
SECOND DESPATCH.
BosToN, Nov, 7-3P.M
TsylorB majority in this city all others, ID
1910 Er
THIRD DESPATCH
BosroN, Nov. linn
We have returns from ffty-6ve towns, which indi
cate the probability that there has been no election or
Presidential Electors by the people unless the Cape
and western part of the State has done better than
this region, in which the Legislature will choose
the electors. Full returns from six towns are O.
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SPRINGFIELD, Nov. I'll P. M.
Connecticut.

COnnfCtICute
FIRST DESPATCH.
STAMFORD, Nov. II P.M.
The vote in this town, to-day, was IS follows
Taylor, 424; Cass, 1856; Van Buren,, Is.
SECOND DESPATCH.
BRiDGEPoRr, Nov. 7-6P M.
Bridgeport gives Taylor 1884, Cass 49, Van Buren, a.
Tsylors majority over both competitors, 1853.
Fairfield gives Taylor S6l, and Cass 156-TsyIor's
majority, 195.
THIRD DESPATCH.
New HAVEN, Nov. 1-10PM.
Returns from all but six towns Of New Haven
county chow plurality Of 935 for Taylor. The vote
stands thus Taylor sos Cass, 1903 Van Buren,,
74s. The towns yet to hear from Woloott, North
Branford, North Haven, Wallingtord, Southbury and
Oxford.
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INCIDENTS OF THE ELECTION
The Effect of the Result in the CITY.

The city more quiet, on the occasion of an
important election, than yesterday morning In most
ofthe upper wards the vote was poled before
ten o'clock. The friends Of the different candidates
we're most untiring In their exertions. Even In the
Sixth every thing quiet. In the First ward
parties seemed active than In any other At the
Third district poll Of that ward little fellow, dressed
ina r,9 ee-tl flirt, with scarcely an apology for
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New Hampshire.

FIRST DESPATCH
BosroH, Nov. 7A10PM
Returns from Manchester, Dover, and other towns,
indicate that the State has gone for Cass; though
possibly there has been choice by the peoples but
in that case the Cass electoral ticket will b chosen
by tho Legislature In Dover the vote Is smaller than
It has been for seven years past.
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Maine.

FIRST DESPATCH
BosToN, Nov. 7-10PM.
We have few returns from Maine, which are Is
Taylor. Cass T.Burew
Portland City ....... 1,512 1885 2o6
Cumberland 20 towns).. 2,7S5 2806 637
The whig gain in these nine towns of Cumberland
county, since September, is 90.
Returns from ten towns in York county show q
whig gain Of 531 since September.
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RIVER OF PLATE Later accounts as far down
as the 18th Of Sept, have come 10 hand, to which
date we have files OF the Bpencs Ayres Packet
II bow ever contains nothing Of local character
A. ,,,liV a rutr.
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Lynn Is reported to have given 900 against Taylor.
FOURTH DESPATCH
BosroN, Nov. 7-7KP.M
The returns from sixty towns foot up sl4 for
Taylor 131O3 for Cass, and II ,s9l for Van Buren,.
The city of Woroesteris reported 500 against Taylor
FIFTH DESPATCH.
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The Election In Brooklyn.

TN y ZaU = IHyIUr NM IfzI
Owing to the division in the different parties, eur
reporter was unable to get accurate return Of the
votes in Brooklyn city The returns that we presen mt
readers, correct could ascertain up to
twelve o. clock
The subjoined the returns-from Flatbush, Tay-
Tor, so majority; Gravesend 81; Bushwick tie with
Cass.
In Brooklyn, three Assembly Districts whigs
the rest have not been heard from.
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ARRIVAL OF ThE SoUrHERNER.- THE pioneer Of
ocean steamers, the Southerner, under command
OF Capt Berry, with her accustomed promptness and
sreed arrived yesterday morning from Charleston,
bringing the great Southern mail, two days In ad-
vance Of the land route. To Captain Berry, who
is ever attentive TO the press and public, we beg to
tender our thanks for the many favors he has
shown us during his successful career 10 ocean
steam navigation.
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Actual Circulation OF the Herald.

Auoeoay H'S|o coInee
publication OF the Morning Edition Of the HeraL com
mesoed yesterday 81 minutes O'clock fnishod At
~ minutes before O'clock the first Afternoon Edition oo,
minutes past o'clock, and finished rs minutes
before o'clock the second at 10 minutes before o'clock and
finished At Is minutes past o'clock.
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CANDIDATES PROBABLY ELECTED.

President OF tho United States,
Gen. Zachary Taylor, of Louisiana
Vice President of tho United States,
NIL ARD FILLMORE, OF Y. N
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New York County Officers Elected.
Hecorder-Frederick A. Talmadge, whig.
Szrrogate-A. w. Bradford, whig
Register-Cornelius V. Anderson, whig,
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In woodford, Taylor has nine majority.
In Stamford and Reedsboro', there election
held; notice net having been given in time
SECOND DISPATCH,
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Richmond County

Richmond County.
Richmond County, Staten Island, gives Taylor q
majority of pa Fish, (whig) for Governor 1877 Bo-
kee (whig) for Congress- ia Dissosway, (whig) for
Assembly, 209.
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Kings County.
The reported majority for Taylor In old Kings is
25CO.
R,Hsn WILLIAMSBURG.
Districts. Taylor. Cass Fan Buren,. Lib. League
I. Cos 2l5 1872 20
40 200 10
In The third district Taylors majority Cass So
Van pr,ran
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New Jersey.
TRKrroN, Nov. Midnight
Trenton gives Taylor majority of 1903. Clsys ma
jorty In ista was lls.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
North-West Corners f Fulton and Nassau stss
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR.


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son 1vsrsan Cen,in.n. per- copy s l1kp
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yoS1Ni oNDENcE. eoa,aa..~s i-.porsans
:olsesd from a~y quarter Of TIE 'o'rd Vss' ''su b
zDy2KTIsEMENTs tre.e.oed ..orns.s, and 70 :.
prise; paia iegbis nsannsr tie proprietor
"0 5;SSrf for s5r SnI !" and ,,. A.
spateA Orders revived at ts O0cs corner Of Fulton and
No NOTICE taken Of anonymous communication What
evrr for
as @:s
sop,nsnscafions.
AnUsENKNTs THIS EVENING
PARK THEATRE-LospoN AssuR ANsr-SoMxDy OF
BOwIRY THEATRE, Bowery-Trmz TRIES AL1--Lu. OF
ssrrns OF EARLY vicE-Nrw ORLEANS SEA rrADrRs-LoLl
Monies.
BROADWAY THEATRE Broadw,y--w
BEILE
NATIoNALfHEATRE Chatham sqsars-Irvururr Pn1ro,
-FArAL Snow SroRM-IILusrhIovs STRANGER.
BUTTONS THEATRE Chambers street-Doxpuv AND Sos
-WmrERsorroM-NKw YoRK IN SLICES
BROADWAY CIRCUS near Spring st-Eau .srnrArrns As
NnCHANIcy HALL. Broadway, Broone-Cxaprrl
Observation-Disclosures srNoINe.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT sEREsADzaa
sToPPANI HALL. Broadway Mruoo ILLusraArED.
SANDS. LENT co.'s CIRCUS, 9Th street and Bow.ry.-
kRAsERIr, EouDrRIANisM, &c.
SOCIETY LIBRABv-CAMrnrlL's MINsrRE1s.
New York, Wednesday, November s. ls4s.
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ELRCTI0N BRTURNS.

NEW YORK CITY, NOV. =, ls4s.
PRESlDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
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We, perhaps, could make out q table Of members O.
Congress and Assembly elected, but, In the present
aspect of things, it is safer to let IL alone We will
give the names when we are sure Of them.
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VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES, TO CONGRESS-.

l72l majority for Phenix.
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Vermont.
FIRST DEsCATCH,

lKUV NOV. To I. NJ.
We have returns from seventeen towns in Vermont
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Mem beers OF Congress Elected In New York.
LIST Dirtrict-John A. King wing gain.
I'd David A. Bokee, whg gain.
Sd j. Phelps Phoenix, wing gain
4th Walter Underhil, whig gain.
9Th George Briggs, whig.
9th James Brooks. wbig gain.
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TRoY, Nov. 10 A. M.
We have received the following returns from
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North Carolina.
FIRST DESPATCH.
.BALrrMonr, Nov. Midnight.
Returns from six precincts in Cumberland county
show gain Of s. for Taylor compared with tho vote
for the whig candidate for Governor in August.
SECOND DESPATCH.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 7-Midnight
Four precincts in Wake county give whig majority
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