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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-03

CONSISTING OF
ELECTRIC PILLS. GALVANIZED
PLASTER.
Magnetic Ether NO,l for Consumption,
Magnetic -Ether No. ,. for Nervous
Diseases, Magnetic Ether No,
3,Jor Liver Com
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-03
SwEETSEH'S PANACEA.

F"E7TWtWTts N IWIIF I~TF9
certify. this for the asst FIVE years. ! have been n
firtrd with Dyspcnsia aud Wafer Bfash, accompanied
with a general weaknfss ofthc Whole system, psrtscu.
ariv distressing Fame tu To. hack. At tiu1cs NY dices
liru wa 90 lad that : e1uid scarcely Keep ans thing up
Nv s'umnch. spd cort. could nai iuuch. ! Iva. heep
attended bv several doctors. aud hsd taken s=rcAi many
.re.ctipiiors. without receiving aHy .rueht. A isy
weeks sru commenced taking DR.. Sweeler sPansccs,
aud before hsd finished the first hottie. felt certain q
s. would curc me. as no medicine had taken had such an
effect 81 ice. I have fsUw taken thfee bottles. ard feel
~rerfectiv well su. however. TAXI E an0ti'er hottie to
.treneilei. my nervous system. ! make this statement
publicly. 80 let afflicted snow whereto ohisin tciief.-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-03

This disease is q warning from nature, that The blood
is in a very foul state. and that the hpmois are charged
with accrIinony. iiesdache gives notice oi the ituni
pent dai ger awaits the body; w-y disregard this warn
ing OF naturef DO YOU suppose you can cure II " ith
cologne water. hay rum. ar smelling saiis7 Mos, Ger
tainly not only a - hipioin. an indication thai the
nerves are Icing acted on by the fogltess and hccfiHo
~ af.te itunnors. he d scass Itself Is III Your binni
When you hsvc the headache. do not risk your Lcaiti
aud life by not heediHg the warning nature is giving YOU,
but use DR.. Sweeiseris ranaees freely, il VIII purify
your ltood and improve the health and circulation rem
orally. Persons are always stronger after TAX lug than
befufe, as IL merely removes tho iross from The body and
leave The pure blood remain.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-03

received are The following. -
Gmpowaer, very superior, Sl,5c
Imperial Z" l,oC
Silver Leaf " Ice
This Re, is srldom sold even by large Dealers
OWING 10 the sma profits on lis sale.
Young Tyson. sup riUr, 70
Do good Of
Golden Chop l,3t
This is the finest Green Tea cultivated in China.
Gunpowder, superior l,W
lnpellal, do. loo
Ais a large variety of BLACK TEAS. In a ward
fyou want tho hest tea In the City, can at the sutseri.
hers. where yon eau aiwayS he sure of getting 4 pmr
article fresh, as We are IN receipt OF Teas q mos rverI
week from The largest Tra lOuse in the Ipted States
ASSET Il ROBINSON, South Wheeling.
For psriiculsrs sec our general advertisement. also
small tils accompanying each package. j
Marshall Beacon please copy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-03

DRkhit " tooktas slsv-s 81 EsTlaus -re~ f.m n
to N doilsrs. q Iss Asrh. s,a.r..
arfa.ted TO west VET or tn 1snsy tenaaed. mar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-03

ffpH tWs wearing tWS sam ci~lhinE, 60 lllu shoe IA
wet sHd e4la NeaiAef, ffaua sighf iAciue. la4pfoger di-t
ssaeutat4 haHlis, great arutsi eIeueae4f. long Coutrnu
cd aHIleig, ul deep tfyAuis Of mind, ahd disappointment
and a boz VI Othrf causes, sprug tHsas SIt BBQh
soHipialnts, Wlln is long Numerous, aud msauchol,
tsE Of diseases grow lHg oai u thrm. which These FNls
are emlHeHuY designed 10 cure Tie distraction Or 500
pfcsssanu Of Tie nafurAl .ecrefl0hs Asd ezcrelseas pccu-
"a ~ women. - Of YER ffequent occurrence, - ~ Idr
ssread amd eklsuslF e. Gnd one Nhlch n neglected, pro
~ sss zoe faYsi i4f4i consequences A large proposition
lhe disease. OF the stomach. Liver. LuHes, BfsIn and
ssgrsus s~YslsE. al lss14ls. ssasiasis "a shs pfanasy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-03

Spinal affections, cll cement offhe bones and Joints
while sweltnss, hip JOINT compliant. %rerturcs. falling Of
the towels aud womb disease. VIII nud aspceiy cure in
Dr Swceiser's Pauncca. Waersthed disease has zen OF
long standing, the time required TO MAX. a ours viii hs
lonfet, but tie patient may rest assured that a deter
mined perseverance, wiz effect II.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-17

ten years under low one. He selects ter year, from 1882 to 1915, mder the comrpmi bill for his
wt W, Land Item years, mderthe hl tariff of H2lan dlSS, whit two years under the tariff of 1SEaas
the mm mh period Now assert that in these very years, his own figures prove hat " e got eighty,
.mm millions more under teh high tariff ham we did umr the low. For the proof rRrg gentlemen and
the Secretary to hi OWL official Report on the Fmmncsm 1875 pages $50. Here you have his own re-
laket down, gentlemen; ldche you to make a minute OF what STATE, for hmtI say Lear
prove hope thee xclEmceln ofhe eXchequer Mr. MCKAY will y secAla attention. these state
mem. say on Mr. Walkers own showing that wer the ten yGnsof 10y tariff there receipts were
SIlSSlSS and that under the high tariff years the receipts were S27SE21l The difference in favor
OF heh nigh tariff $o2@6T&S- &@9&5p per- year; md Yeti he Secretary and the President say that
all eXpATncep prove that low tariff give the most pWme! Whether such gross mEsaHnentp proceed
Ignorance or d@gn he would not @, but it was one rHeo other Iner (id Mr. y to date
book, sand page. Let them look at. want Mr. Walker himself to look at it, ISppue when he sent
US as hepNt WIT all these confident Statements supported by figures too, he thought it would mwer
purpose. He owe ito his character fr truth and cndo to come ota and Nmt or deny this state
mt or authorize. some finl to- it fr hin on his floor Will be done? We Sec Here ARE
tables hkenc carefully from Mr. Walkers report;
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-17

Thus it appears, from official documents that during four years fourh highest tuiT-te
tariff of S2S-we took about half as many goods from Grat Britain and she took one
hundred times asm much of our brealtuIs as she took during four years of or lowest uf
Yet Mr. Walker repeats over am over again. that our export Of breahtufs has always
bn GREATER under low tariff than under high tariffs and refers to Treasury tables to
il! Has Mr. Walker looked at these reports? Does he know what they con-
lie surely does not or he never would have yennrol upon such statements as
Here it is seen that in 1886, we took 100000 100 of dollars worth of goods from
GreatB Britain, anl she took 1854 dollars worth Of hreuhtufs from us in payment Yet
Mr. Walker says in his report of 1876, page 10, that we must take more English goods
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-17

Imports in ten years under low tariff or compromise
bill.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-17
s P e z G HI
Of Hon. A, STEWART, of Pennsylvania,

In REVIEW VI THE FREE-TRADE DOCTRINES CONTAINED IN MR.. WALKERS AN
NUAL REPORT ON THE FINANCES.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-17

Imports in ten years under the high tariffs of 1921
1928, and 1912.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-17

$924,5S7,SS0
Excess of imports in ten years of low tariff,
$4Ol 100000. Equal to forty millions a year against
the country.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-17

THE House OF REPRESENTATIVES, JANUARY IL, 1S4s.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-17

-Four years under
high tariffo 1928.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12
Affairs In Cuba.

HAVANA, Sept 30, 1913.
take advantage of the return of the steamer
Falcon, to inform you of my arrival here on
the 10th instant, after pleasant passage ; but
here we were kept seven days In quarantine,
in consequence of our captain having forgotten to
have his bill of health endorsed at Savannah; and
Though the steamer proceeded on her voyage to
New Orleans, we had to remain five days in the
tasdrCtto.
Here there is nothing new every thing is as
quiet as usual Nothing, of all that has been said
In those papers about Cienfuegos or Trinidad, de.
serves the mentioning. regret much, that can
not furnish to you all the addresses made to the
queen by the Ayi,ntam,entos and other corpora
lions OF the Island, the men OF property, planters,
merchants, &c The writer refers to the ad-
dresses made to the Spanish government, by all
the respe c,able classes In Cuba, assuring The go
vernment OF their firm devotion to their queen
and the institutions OF their co lntryl
In this Island every one seeks for the preserva-
ton OF the peace and tranquility which we enjoy,
and those who seek to disturb Them are only the
outcasts of society; and these are looked on with
disgust by the sensible portion of the community
I he new crop looks well In the southern sec
tons of the Island, they have had plentiful rams
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12
Sporting Intelligence.

TRorTING AT UNION COURSE, l. IA splendid
trottng ntest will take place tomorrow afternoon
the Union Course between the famous totter from
Chicago, Jack Rosster and the well known Lady
Moscow, mile heats, best three in Ave, in harness
These two celebrated nags have had several trials
both in Buffalo and in Albany and so closely they
matched in speed, that each has been winner In
turn. To give the New Workers opportunity Of
seeing them contend, the proprietorof the Union of
fers purse $780, for which they have entered and
the track is now in superb order for quick work,
We may anticipate tremendous race on Friday after
noon match between Trustee and Virginia Maid
comes eff the same day.
Grey EAGLE AND LADY SUTTON, AGAIv.-We Under
stand that the owners Of Lady Sutton not satisfied
with their defeat by the Bostonans, have made ano-
Their match with the owners Of Grey Eagle, which will
take place on Tuesday of next week.
LOUISVILLE (KY.) RAcEs-OAKLAND CouRsE.-The
over this course commence on Monday next and
il is said, promise a weeks fine sport. There
the ten stables OF horses and expected
Monday s CONNIE with two sweepstakes, then
follow for two, three, four and three in
FIVE mile heats; all of which liberal and will brin
toge Their best horses at those distances The far
famed Red Eye, Emily Speed, and Denmark, will meet
on the four mite day; Doubloon, Bald Hornet, aud
Others the three mile day. with host OF others for the
other purses.
CRICKET. - The first game Of home and home
match between the New York Club and the Eclipse
Club. Of Jamaica, l.. l., was played at Hoboken on
Monday, the 9th inst and was won by the New York
Club The following was the score, at shutdown
err
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them under most favorable c'rcumsta rces. and
win all declare that the manifest destiny OF
the race or at at these who ate them this
troupe, Is to give the nost delightful concerts TO thou
sands and pocket innumershe dollars To night they
will give a most admir- able programme.
CAMrbrLL's MIssrRELs.-The same success which
has att. ndsd these most admirable singers the Last
sixty nights, will, predict, desert them,
their concerts improve, IL possible, every evening
They unqus stiopabiy most admirably organized
band Their .ipgi Is perfect MIR aane'ng most ee
witticism il perp.trated by them. They patron
lied by the elite Of the city and rs this evening they
give extra fine programme we expect their room
will be filled ut early therefore, those intend
ing to visit them bad better go early.
GERRMANIA MUSICAL SOCIETY," - This fine band of
insrume sists gave their third concert at The Ia
berns Gle n,pg which better ate pded tina
the two pre- vious performances They introduced be-
fore the public the most precious gems OF Beethoven
Mozart, Doniyetti Spohr, Weber, Strauss, aud other
disiiDHu he'd musical composers, and we think the d.
lsonU of city must patronze such association,
as will, undoubtedly increase the passion Tor music
which has already advocates in circles The
grand march, by Herr Lebschow the leader Of the
IeDy, which be has entitled Greeting to America :"
loudly spplauded and rercted great credit upon
the composer We remarked also the Hop Waltz by
LAM which is q very fine piece Of music AS for
the Matrimonial Blessings" OF Gungl and the Rail-
road Gaop " they received with great approba-
ton BY the assembly But the finest piece Of the
cert was certainly the "Andantino and Rondo by de
b. riot executed by Herr Shutz which ELECTED raptu
applause In short the Germnnia performers
have talent enough to ensure success o every one Of
them In q master on his Instrument and their execu
ton of ensemble is indeed admirable. Tho band win
give, to. morrow evening. their fourth concert We
hope 1t will be well attended.
MN. MARTINI AND LEvAssEuR, are perfect masters
Of egerdemsin and not only that but their scientific
stannents enable them to give their beautiful exhi
billions Of astronomical diagrams and diaphanous Ia
aux TO great advantage The experiments in clair
voyance, with Mdme. Levasseur, enough to con-
vince the most stubborn believer in that art. They
exhibit every evening at the new room Broadway.
MELopEoN.-W Whites band Of Ethiopian singers,
driving great business at this capital house.
There less than eight members in this troupe,
thus they capable of going through their various
performances with much tcIat.
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FIFTH DESPATCH.

CLEVELAND, Oct. ll-Midnight
Ford's maJorities are-ln Lake county, 1917
Geauga, l,l0S; Belmont, 453 Harrison, 3l6; Gin
cinnati, son. and in Green, 500.
Weler's majority In Hamilton is 200.
Campbell is elected IN the Second Congress"
lonal District by 200
In Morgan, the democratic county ticket IS
elected
The Governor and Congress votes are doubtful.
CoshoctOn gives Weller $50.
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SIXTH DESPATCH.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. III T. M.
Henry Mes has been reelected to Congress in y
the 10Th district. His majority is 600. Schuylkill
county gives 759, Adams $50, and Franklin $50
for the wings. There are some other returns re-
ported, but they only 60 to Indicate that Johnston,
If not elected, runs very close. Westmoreand
gives 1900 Luzerne 800, and Wyoming 100 for
Longstreih.
Senator Cameron reports that York county gives.
only 100 for Longstreth.
Lehgh county is reported to have given Ar
democratic; but this Is considered doubtful.
The wing Sheriff. and part of the regular ticket,
is elected In York county
In Union county, Johnston has 1900; Nerr ,
Mddeworth, for Canal Commissioner, 300
and Joseph Casey, (whig,) for Congress, 290.
In Northumberland, Longstrcth and VIM. A.
Petriken have 400; and in Lycomlng, LoDgstretL
and Petrken have the same.
Clinton county gives 100 for both, and Sullivan
$50 Tor both. Joseph Casey is elected to Congress.
Columbia gives ! leo for Longsirci,,, and Ito
for White Tor Congress.
Chester, Eurl,r is rc-elccttd To Congress
L,,ihs magnify in i=tcistrct (Phila. couasy,),
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New York, Thursday, October IL, 1915
Actual Circulation Of the Herald.

CoI IL, Wednesday. ziT4 coIies
ehe publication ~ Morning Edition of the Herald
enced yesterdaya 10 minutes past o'clock and finished at
minutes past o'clock the Afternoon Edition com
MERGED clock finished 20 past o'clock;
the past O'clock and finished 1t 30 minutes
lsfnr No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12

The LATE III. M PREvosr, EsQ.--We received,
with much regret, the announcement of the death
of Henry NJ. Provost, Esq, OF Washington the
gentleman who furnished the telegraphlc reports
Of the United States Senate, during the last ses-
sion. MIR Provost was man OF line literary at
tainments, most amlable manners, and uns wervlng
integrity. He was greatly esteemed by all his
associates Of the press rand his death, In the prime
OF life, and with bright prospects oi extensive use
fulness, is sincerely Iamented by irge circle of
friends,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12

BALTIMORE, Oct. lI-10P.M
Stansbury, democrat, has been elected Mayor
of Baltimore, by about 900 majority, over Griffin,
wing.
Thomas Swan was elected President Of the
Ohio Railroad, IN the place of Lewis McLane, re-
signed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12

TRADE or AUGUSTA, GEo.--We are gratiHed to
hat have caused the TO rise
between four ana i've feet, and navigate Is nov per
Iectiy cary Tor boats Of the heaviest diaught The
Arrival Of three steamers yesterday will give the wharv.s
If business when has not been Witnessed for
Two or Three weeks. We indulge The hope that
he ravgstion will not be- again interrupted TINS
.tatn.- .Tpgp,te Ghrsn konpst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12
The Elections.

Our readers are referred TO the returns from
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Florida, &c, &c., in another
column of this days Herald. They are very
favorable o the wings
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Pennsylvania Election.
FIRST DESPATCH.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IL.
Erie city and Mill Creek give Campbell, whig,
1893 majority, which is II better than heretofore
with an increased vote. The vote for Governor
stands about the same. In Harrisburg borough,
Longstreth has ii majority. Skunk, in 1874, had
1876. Harrisburg district gives Johnson 100. In
ls44 Skunk had 43. In Dauphin county the wing
majority is LOO. In 1874 1t was $751; In Lam
caster county, Johnston has 1900. In Berks
county, Longstreth has 1900.
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THIRD DESPATCH

PHILADELPHIA, Oct lilo A. NJ
Johnston (whig candidate for Governor) has a
majority of $40 In Lebanon county; 400 in Beaver;
and 975 in Dauphln.
Longstreth has majority of l9l in Carbon, and
so In Cumberland
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12

FIRE IN HUDsoN.-Ihe extensive paper hanging
mandatory OF William Il. Steele, OF tins city,
was destroyed by FIRE on Thursday evening last, to.
p,th.r with ail fixtures His entire conection Of
pat.rnt and large quantity Of stock in progress OF
oppletiop, we're totaIiy destroyed so rapid the
prosr,ss OF the flames II found impossible to got
ANYTHING out OF the building The iosss 81
No insurance. IL Is not known how the fire orgi-
nated-Ifudson Chronicte, Oct. 10.
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FOURTH DESPATCH.

PITTsBURG, Oct. II, 1913.
The wings claim Allegheny county, by 1920 ma
jority.
The same party have probably carried the Le-
glslature, and eected their candidate for Governor
Johnston.)
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SECOND DESPATCH.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. II, 1913
The city and county of Philadelphia, with the
exception of Meyamensing and Richmond, gives
Johnson, (whig) 5,4i7 majority. Swift, the whig
candidate for mayor, has s, 40, and Badger, 0oco>
5,079. Swifts majority, 3,36l
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SECOND DESPATCH.

CINCINNATI, Oct ii, 1913.
Cincinnati city Gall bat four wards) gives Ford.
(whlg,) a majority of 1,336-whig gain, $50.
Six townships of Hamilton county, give Weller
Gil msjority-wbig gain, SO. There are eight re-
naming townships to hear from Weller, demo
crat,) will have probably 1000 majority in the
county.
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TELEekarHn INTELLIGENCE.
The Ohio Election.
FIRST DESPATCH.
BUFFALO, Oct.

BUFFALO, Oct. l1-l2M.
In Geauga, Ford, the wing candidate, has 2,O52:
majority; Lucas, l39; Miami, $50; and Pickaway,
100. In Ross county the wings have 81 majority
Franklin county gives Weller so majority, and:
Coumbiana 4e0. In Lorraine the free soil county
ticket Is elected. Erie county gives 1880 wing
majority.
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SERIOUS RENcoy1RE--A rumor has reached us
that, on Saturday last rencontre came of In the
Office Of the Sangamon Journal between the editor of
that paper and Major Harris the member Of Congress
elect from the Springfield district, and Lieut. Scott
As We hear the story Mr. Francis, with q printers
maet, battered the forms Of his assaiants consider
ably The fracas grew out OF q charge made by Dr.
Henry against Major Iuris, and which pro baby
repeated through the eclumns Of the Journals.
Louis kcw Era, Oct 4.
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FIFTH DESPATCH.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ii.
In Philadelphia county, Johnston has majorihee
as follows ;-Kensington, 39s; Frankfort, II9;
West Philadelphia, 81; Blockley, IS; Oxford, FL;
Moreland, Is. Longstreth (democraD has ma
Jorities in Moyamensing, 1O2; Lower Dublin, 49,
North Penn, ~; Penn District, 755.
In Manayunk, Johnston has majority Ct l2l
in Bristol township, 20 and IN Germantown. 1916.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12

FoRElcS NEws.-The Britannia is the next
steamer due. She comes I, this port, and will be
due on Saturday.
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FOURTH DESPATCH.

CINCINNATI, Oct. IL z. M.
Wayne county gives 100 for Weller, Qoco;>,
Scloto, 435 for Ford, (whg0 and Clark, l,l66'
for do.
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- ~ ND WHY
ECLIpSE CHR.

The game being limited to a days play, and not
copcluded at sundown, was determined by the first
innings
The return game of the match will be played on the
ODD inst at Jamaica. l.. l.
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THIRD DESPATCH.
PITTsBURG, Oct. IL

PlTTsBURG, Oct. 1l-5a, A. M.
Judging from the returns received, it is proba-
BILE that Seabury Ford, the wing candidate for
Governor, with a majority of the wing candidates.
for Congress and the Legislature, are elected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-12

MEETING OF THE CANADIAN LEGIsLATURE.--We
observe, by proclamation in Saturdays Canada
Gazette, that the meeting Of the Provincial Parliament
Is again prorogued from the 18th instant to the 10th
proXimo-the call however, IL not for despatch of
business The general impression continues, never.
theless, that Parliament will meet before the let Of
December and considering the impora nee of lcgis-
lstive action being promptly taken upon various
ters now runously affecting commercial and in
dustria interests any unnecessary postpouement Of
their consideration by the legislature, will manifest
degree of careessness and incapscty the part Of
the ministry, that even their political opponents will
scarcely attribute to tbem-Monirsai Herald.
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MARYLAND Election.

The Senatorial elections in one third of the
counties of this State GALL that vote this year, have
resulted as follows:
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TnE STEAMSHIP AMERICA sailed at ~ o'clock
yesterday, with eighty passengers, Tor Liverpool.
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MAJoRrrIEs FOR GOVERNOR.

Wing majority October, 1s4s. o,e26
Clay Is majority, November, 1S44 ........,. 3,78&
Wing gain in II cou mites. ....... 2s42
There are 62 counties to be heard from. Clay's
majority, In 1914, was 6332, in the State. Ford's
majority, for Governor, will probably exceed
10000.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS ELECTED.
1s District Hamilton County, David T. Disney dem.
Sd Montgomery sc r. G. Schenck, whig
4th Logan, &C.. Moses Corwin, whig
9th Lucas, SC, Emory d. Potter, dem.
No change Inns far