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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17
Fraud and Cruelty in the British Passenger
once.

A clergy man of Wyoming. IL tins state, sends
u. the following ia illustration OF the inutlty of
law. 10 protec, the poor when made BY Government
over which the poor have no check
ID have 1t present beside a visiter from Markinch
10 Fife v.ry lame man. who was teacher 10 mat
nei.hoorhood The Parish officials pcrsecuied him Tor
bis Chariism and drew many Of his scholars OF under
preience ~ charity o. the parish school The rates OF
other hoos got lower and - last they starved him
out WIKI wife aud four children. and an uncle. Dr.
started or America paying bis passage ~ Glasgow iir
ship that was o. sa from Liverpool lie found me
ship Too much gro sded with eml-rarts from Ireland
but had tO 20 in her or lose his money The Govern
meat Inspector never s50ard the passage 90 me
Irish had been paid by their landlords aud be- believes
that the gross Acknowledgement was either allowed by
Government or wiuked % ~ 0uOed officials. Before
they reached Quebec more than hundred had died
bat he and bis family sfl healthy, though obliged
. wsit few days On quarantine ground "here as
uncle going cut through the night tel into the river
ani wa drowned They had 20 walk some distance %
the steamboat take them b Montreal His vile led
carried OF dragged their youngest and walked into the
boat but had 10 carried 90 10 % the Montreal I'm
m grant Hospital and ia a few DAYS was dead. he had
a brother Dr. Vermont % whom be had written and
who came for them. Az bis home they a fell sick, and
the brother md biz wife died Ny visiter taught school
last Winter in Vermont but finds considerable prelu
dice against Old Country IN that line sud little
couragemeut that must stick A. u the whole year
he has hrotherinlsU's family here has brought on
bic Youngest child boarded others and let bis old
est girl OF a. for her board IN Vermont have al
ysei him 10 try 70 obtain d living Ia Upper Canada
Thus We see British msrule in Ireland made means
Of injury % people who Ireland. The scots
mans case Is but one OF many All arising out Of the
cruel conduct Of hard unieeling unsympaihizng
o..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17

re- VI. trago'- Lectures on Asfronomy'-"
Lectures Of This celebrated Philosopher ar. paoi-a
very neat form with numerous Illustrations and sos
low price u - cents The contents are g. "i0s'
LECTURE T. General Laws u tho Rrfraeuoo sn1s
aecuOn " Light, Lenses Telescopes structure q
H.. History Of Astronomy The diferens "s'
Zodiac. -.
III. .Aspee. Of the Heavens, Motions Of he h''''@
Bodies
". The Fixed Stars
v Distance " The Planets The sun Pbysca 'oe'
tuition of he sun, The Moon Physical ConsuiAh" " :
Moon. -
VI. Mercury, Physical Constitution ofMeTeuy 's e..
Appearance u Venus as she moves around NE s.9i
cai Constitution Of Venus. Superior Planets hs' ~
zeal Constitution Of Mar The four Telescope fiaA7'~
10, Ceres. Paas and Eesis. -.,.,.. !
VII. Jupiter AMI bis Satellites Physical Cnss-.sS 4
Jupiter; saturn his Ring and his Sai-.es; hsfSI'-
Uranus, and his Satellites .x.,ss
VIII. Distances, Diamefers Volumes, Ne CUT,
Kep ers Laws; Universal Atuscu0n, OF ne Mass
Planets -. -
TX. Figure n the Earth Dimensions Of The tsn =
Earhs Motion, Dlumsl Rotation 0i the Earn Aat'@-
lion Of the Earth
X IreouaI lie. II the Earth and Moon -.
XI Comets Hallsy's and Olhef Comets P8y"s
sfifuuOD u Comets.
XII Eci.pse- Of he Hoon Eclpses ofi tho san
XIII. The Tides
XIV Determine ion of Lett ude and Longitude ..
XIV. The Atmosphere or The Moon 10 the H0fsA
Harvest Moon. -.
XVI. The Seasons and he Days, The Eanb' Tsp"
turs.
XVII. The Calender
Appendix Table Of tbs COnstel snOns, with ne " =
Stars In each ~ ar those u tho SIKH mAsnl'es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17
Thankssiviss Day..
Proclamation.

~ JoHN NocSs. Gar0a-r n ~ s'ifs,f Ns.. -
The year Which wll -.on ho ti1el Oh as -.
90 ibe people o. the sac efna-nty .l,p.eoss -
crowuod ca7 harvess Labor hss been i.,y r.s.,s.
everything sround u. evidences hsslhy a. 49,
pfosperry Wsr, W. a. 10 siendsni eTl. a. -
away AT Prrcr a. n1rnrane a. welcome "a. -
stored Toe af~ars of 81 Iraf1r ard e - a. - y
inel@cfusl rrogf-ss.ou. hssc been sn.ogei ty 4. -
eminc1i tegree. 1ni ih- Fuflrr = IA oi ho.- IA -
A. = Ihnsasl people. We are sdulnr..rs.i ~.
blessings ur ..ns of tcnetcrri God al ~ -
ltas rejoice n H. oolfy, We should no. iofssi \. -
due fror grateful hears
l. therefore resperifl IN rccorrert to - ,e,r'..
STATE. Co 80 sptn iflssDkf, 1850 IaFNfy rrfs. IN -
NoysNBfs neat. OH hs ohtcffri ssa GA a Prh.. - q
elFirE ,o AiNieHrf Con. ana ia. lh s1cl &c.,"
BE- mirg'ef Prlyrr fo Tim vt1 lo.i. 1 hi. -, 2
de. mites ~ nations o. .te ccrurHsrfe OF -. - p
WHICH have teen ard stI are o. sllrssr..y -
UPON ~
a. .est mnry vferrof IsFe caused lle rr.. -. ,
safe f0 be- ferraall stkrl. ~ I.--.. Ii, ~. re-
lis the OEr n Albany Us I'VE U.e.ltt az -
Der. in the year 70 olr Lord .le ll1..-s ,'s, -,
dret and foty-eight JOHN Yoi-,, -
By The Governor ht>sY Cor. Prvss see,s.'..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17

MoDNsr MsRlr.--We find the following char
aoteristic anecdote in Washington letter TO The
Pennsylvania;
=" once heard OF a shrewd individual IN TppecSnoe
County, Indiana not much political influence beyond
the precincts OF his township who declined nomina
ton for High sheriff Of the County before any but
himself had dreamed OF him Tor that responsible posi-
sion. And sctVe he IN repeating and giving
currency 10 his determination not to be candidate
not t. make sscA sascS to the psrty-.hS the non-
nation was ultimately thrust upon him, In epFosfoa %
AS declared rssAss %
We have known good many hsh for office
with that bait but We don't see how any one
worth taking is hooked by it A man who really
desires to be spared the responsibilities OF Office
need make no parade Of his astounding virtue.
IL will bear beins let alone with perfect safety.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17
The Deps of Iniquify.

The fact that female teacher in one Of our
Public Schools beautiful and interesting girl Of
seventeen, the darling Of large circle Of relatives
and friends-has mysteriously disappeared from
our City in broad daylight, has naturally excited
much remark, but VIC have seen nothing as yet
that seemed 10 touch the root OF the matter. That
this young woman has been spirited away for the
vilest purposes and is now either dead or 70 her
family and friends worse than dead there IS no
manner Of doubt aud whether she was or was
not in some sort a consenting party 10 the con-
spiracy is morally Of no account Were 1t the tact
that she had been beguiled by the base arts OF the
libertne, the anguish OF her friends would but be
increased That she is lost 10 life itself or 70 honor
and usefulness for ever, there is scarcely room TO
doubt.
Yet we see no one improving this horrible event
10 call attention TO the existence Of some thousand
or more establishments among u.s. every one Of
which is systematic aud unseeping conspiracy
against the peace, innocence and honor oil every
pure young woman in the City-nay OF the whole
country. The existence Of these dens IS Just as
notorious as that Of the City Hotel or Astor House
there are Magistrates and members OF the CITY
Police who could each readily chalk the door Of i've
hundred brothes, and not make two mistakes 10
all-yet here they remain defying Justice, or buy
ing the connivauce ofits ministers by an occasional
bride of few ill-gotten dollars In most OF these
dens female innocence is a constant subject OF con-
spiracy and sale and not the City only but the
country for hundreds OF miles is secured by their
cmissaries, disguised as gentlemen and ladies' IN
search Of fresh victims. WHO'S doing anything IN
earnest to break up these haunts of vileness =
We reoollect resolute attempt made some eigh-
teen years ago with this intent but 1t resulted II
we rightly remember, in the Indictment OF Its
author. while the demons whom it exposed were
allowed to pursue their dreadful trade unmoest-
ed Now will some Of our Citys twenty
Members Of the Legislature Just consider what
changes in our laws are needed to facilitate the
utter breaking up OF these establishments VIII
our Recorder. District Attorney and Chief Of
Police tell us what help they want to rid the City
utterly of these nests of abomnaton and will
our Christian moralists and phsnthropIs,s gener
ally render them all neediul aid in the fearless and
thorough discharge OF their duty Let us have
done with words aud ACT
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Board of Assistant Aldermen. TavS'o'r. Nov Il

prrtrro~. RgryRsrn-rhAI Clifton MSrkei De pefnS
gently losei similar go jefferson Msrket
prss,ers An,rrro-Agsinsi widening md extending
-,,vr'scs arse number 81 persons Interested na'ln
demonstrated against TN iayel o' ptl ass.s =,
--e rot 10 exceed - $50. and bald house Tor r.
80 so....Agaust altering gfsie % folsyo.i.ass -
fssr mn SIKH avenues the grade OF me in.eisecS
street. also % be and should be done, ~ a. oy pr
son. &c instead % mere resolution ...ln iat3, on
b..-l 49, Frru ne R,1r} ~ NaevTrl -Conclrfei m
Appropustng $50 FOR repairs of ashnson hatAe', ;'.
favor af giving bu sheai between Montgomery AZ u.
ss Tor use Of steam q" oosls ia ,s.V 49,
ID ish.hst nesr Avenue Appointing WIN 4. NT,l
conirriouer of deed. rec " Lawson. resigned Per
hitting ". Perrrs 20 pave brosd"Ay oe,Neel -. n
and Pear with his mode OF pavement 81 AZ ~ pese u
he succeeds. OF : SD per square ysfd ana r3e -
~ ayer n tag stone Is inches below Ice on even sur-
face 81 layer Of broken sione 3d. nne gravel VI 49,
of .h-rp sand 'h. coobe stone pa'ipg sl4e IN 800
wedges between esch and small broSen stone uo "no'e
41o-ed with sand snd heavy rolled .,..
REsOLUIloN-Assistani A O. shuiz offered te ,
ofsnne s'rcwsrd Of $50 for The restoration ~ Marcus
smith 10 her parents Her Disappear &c rom he5 noue'
md the receipt Of anonymous eer have caused sus
@5,r bsr ne has been Abducted And similar smouni
r. M ,ppreher. ou and conviction " The person who mas
shduc,ed or concealed her, Amended by reducing hrs'
Tn emf curing stalled that there "a reason
10 believe Miss Smith has en- the Cry by her U~n ,ohs,.
af.maie answering her description having eN oi NF'''
NJ S,faiil In rspy. said he had made Inquiry ard he
neyed the femse alluded % As having len 10 me SCUM
America, was not Ml-s sniiu. a.. d, L.. ..... d, a
Mr Webb thought % probable that Miss : haa gone OF
90 nr married. -..-... t..
Mr Schuil alluded 10 the deep srxiey experienced ny
the parents Of M-- aud the interest Ia her behalf aAsn
by The community. and thought ine resolution ,h"d ne
adopted earned rs amended -.
The resolution rom the other Board providing Inst me
i've ie.sees OF the Niiamsbur trgIv lease l"lch
includes Mr. Chsfick, between whom and The other louf
j. said heres virs. eel snail untedy accept 10
h. lease snd have hve DAYS 10 which 90 DO 80 Or ia me
.esse be- pun up al public auction a., ell
The Report Was opposed by the President, MI smA
sho stated hat the ordinance OF The common Not.,h
which na been spoken o. requiring AT ferry ehsoo 10 pc
advertised does exist the ordinance alluded 10 teef'
rrs 30 les,es which expired the fret May, l8F wmr
he present did not eXrire uli May. 1913 The President
icssrs Getty. Miller. Hubbard snd OTHERS, houEut mat
fh- new company having signed the lease and beng
Signed also hy he Nayor, they entitled to T. MessIs
Web. freeman SUI Others were M isFOf oi
the Report long dehaie occurred Inc hspoi' was
corcuurt TO- N too. ,
One other papers were acted upon ana NE bo"a
Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17

FoE CAIlFoRNIA.-1he ship Fanny Forester.
Capt SSeetlin, sales Tuesday morning for
Monterey. California having On board Company
Third Artillery Oaioers- Srevei Cspt George P Az
drews, commanding Lieuts. John II. LendruD. ho.
ratio g Gibson and VIM. 6. Gil Also detachment Of
recruits in charge o Lieut. John Hamilton. third aT;
ley Dr. II : Hewitt, surgeon w Cheves snd
}. T. Daniel passengers
The United States steamship Massachusetts which
sailed nom th' port triAisy last for California took
out Companies aud Of TIE First Regiment OF niet
States artillery numbering about sixty ard the
following ohceTs. VIZ Major : Hathaway. arsi
tlery. commanding the battalion Captain g. II Hill,
frs, Arnlery, commanding company NJ Eirst Lieut.
John B. Gibson, arst artillery First Lieut. /. Talbot,
arsi artillery second Lieut. T. }. ood. arss rtale-
~; second Lieut. Jsmss b Fry lrst sriLery Second
Lieut., Grier Tsllnsdge, trss artillery second Lieut.
John Dement, frst artillery Assistant Surgeon Holden,
L. ( A accompanies the command
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17

RECEIPTS rihta The pas, y h0Ers-FLoUE 1000 bols
WHEAT none CoRN 1000 bushels BARLEY 500 bush
-FLoUR WAS firm and sales Of 1900 Dbl. were made a.
s. 3li g 90 the latter for pure Genesee OATS
sales Of 5000 bushels were made az 81 cts BARLEY
sales Of 1900 bushels made al 81 % cts. No
change Of moment Ia other articles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17

THE STEANER BRcyswIcN-Ihe steamer Grand
-Tk arrived last -ht lro SePr Orleans she brought
up the officers crew ard tn largest portion u the cabin
furniture &c belonging the Brunswick sunk the
morning Of TIE Let VI seven m 70 above Nicks0urg
From Capt Blrnhan the hrsi CLERK Of ne We learn
that tle boat Der upward TIP arc Was running
a. the ume luier iall Ees1 u steam, and, outa
meli before she struck shc enco uttered thick fcg
walsh prevented The plot from seeing the shore n
Instant slter the bc On sop hst rlnz enc struck
pr oans running Der tuw nearly . tn capstan on
shore md before she could be s0t nj TIE hu tm5ers
parted some twelve cr rlfeen from tne slerr. and l
rs thsl tao h1u-s So seat iowa O. Der hurricane
root Is soon - tbe tll filed she slt OF into deep
sateT. and her stern and s tli small portion forward
wert under. The cabin l1zly parted rom he hal.
and = srl shove ws.er No lives Eere LOST Al the
passer gers Rad sl-e ~ time q save their baggage
md no accident Of personal nature occurred. TIE
entire cargo consisting " aoout 20 tons groceries and
assorted merchandise, lsfltaLy est snf nothing
saved from toe wreck OF the tlrniture books papers
sn1 some fen articles slowed OF tie boiler deck TIE
r. was very sle 5ost oKued u tr-s ely and assured
- We earn IN to occs for &c co.. We VII plb-sa
Asi OF ne sunk cargo tonor0r. So LosisRsP Nov.6.
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THE NEw-yoRK TRIBUNE

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residences. or At their places of business, eHha p s'
york. Brooklyn jersey C.ty, Wulamsbnfsn' fHs'sA
Newara, viii please leave their address win as 0si"s
Al The desk OF the Publishing Office, or send y :"
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10 those who regularly receiys It nom cur ClHS"sS
Can't. naf Ns4h
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By TELEGRAPH to the yew-YOrk Tribune.
MASSACHUSETTS.

BO8T0N, Thursday Nv TO
Briggs, the Wing candidate for Governor iaiis
OF an election BY the people b. 800 votes or more.
The Legislature IS Whe by an Increased ma lofity
from lsst wear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17

~ Tas PssHsylrasiaa accuses Us OF keeping
back Gen Tsylors anti-Nstivist letter to
Miller TIL the Election was over. THIS Is gross
oalamny We published that letter the moment
we set eyes on 1t. aud would gladly have published
/, three weeks or three months earlier bat We did
no, know it was in existence. VIII TIE Pesa-
s,,frortos ratrart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17
Markets

ReoeiDs ritits he por q hour'-FLoUR 1900 bb.s
WHEAT. 1900 bushel. CoRN, 400 do-sales Of 90
bb.s FLOUR were made at 5Os4 62.. WHEAT-ssles
Of 1900 bushels made &, Is 81 cent. FOR OHIO
with parcels Of poor Illinois a. Is II cents There
was no change IN the rates Of FREIGHTs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17
vrRxosr.-The popular vote, SO faras returned,

VERNoSr.-The popular vote, SO iaras returned,
stands
Nov Pre- Ta,or.. soSie. Van Burvu 90 Sass SIS,
sept Gor Wig ...lsSi Free soh..--l.is hunAef os.
The Legislature adjourned on the 18th inst.
after session of one month, during which about
one hundred acts and resolutions were passed
Among them were Joint Resolutions In favor OF
prohibiting Slavery in newly acquired Mexican
territory-of Abolition in the District, and OF re
s,rictng the Slave Trade, or removal OF the seat
Of Government to a free State Adopted, Yeays
lis Nays
We believe the Homestead Exemption billwas
lost by inaction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17

MAssAcHUsETTs.-Return from all but twenty
small towns give the following aggregates for
Governor
Briggs, $3.50 Phillps 1920 Cushing 24,oO3
Brisgs over all. COZ
But as there are scme scattering votes, and the
towns to come in are probably adverse, the Bos-
ton Atlas thinks it quite probable that Gov.
Briggs may lack very few votes OF an election
by the People" but il so, hundred clear majority
in the House and an unanimous Senate will soon
set all right
No doubt OF the election to Congress OF Messrs
Winthrop, Duncan, Mann, Ashmun. Rockwell,
and Grinnell, all by decided msorities except Mr..
Rockwell, who has some 200.
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THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

PAYMENTS in al cases required in advance htT -
be- remit,ed through he Pos; Oaoe al our nsA'hsfo''
ter being informed Of the conir.s of'he letter sad'if
ton Of he bills being retained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17

QuASAsrISE.--The Legislative Committee sp-
pointed with reference to the proposed change OF the
Quarantine Ground returned the City yesterday AZ
having visited s the proposed substitutes for the
presen, location They, today, commence taking test
mopy 10 the matter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17
NEM-UANIP-HIkE.

BosToS, Thursday, Nov l6.
We have the returns from al o1i few towns.
Cssss majority is 5000 He has a plurality over
Taylor in every County. The vote 8 smaller than
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TIE DRESS or Ful

Notify dressed che. too ! ween.
n and becoming f1f the courteous scene
Is was u fur add skins " beauty rare,
sJcl - nc goodde.s Dian would 10 "lntef nsss,f
lCdchsoa'. D'ss' ~.
70 The admirable CsicHroS wrote MS q ~ IA,
u Lenox in h- splendid poem. Tho ORE" -,
Nov, truly 10 The snowy cold Of Wlatef. WIS
cheerful and magnificent u4an sn.els. ofNfl 10 4
cars, nuts, Ias, uppeis &c Ksos, II fsiN.
enolsIs assorlnent a. prcss o. .lii he p1fse'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17

u Mr.. THO. A. GOULD proposes to issue a
volume Of bis Poems. extending TO $50 pages We
have looked over some Of them, and come 10 the
conclusion tina, his iiess OF Poetry differ from ours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17

ISsrAll1rIoS.-Rev. LEWIS H. LEE was IN
stalled AssisIAn, PASTOR Of the Presbyterian Church
Jersey City. "Wednesday evening LAST Rev Dr.
Alexander, Rev. Mr. Johns,one. Rev M Soodsrsss'
and Rev. Or. kreSs took part The exercises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17

~ The New.Iersev Medical Society held is
selul annual rneetfnr u Trenton Tuesday Of ths
week Dr. : n Pennington presiding. An address was
delivered ty Dr. 4 T. Taylor. OF New Brunswick one
of the Vice.Presden-s the history Of Anatomy
Anoug the business Of the session was the report %
The orr,nzsfion ot District Society Tor the County
81 Mercer DELEGATES t-o- which appeared ard took
their seats 4 commifs.ln was also issued Tor me
oreaniz son ola society n the County oi CnmoeI and
After the adjournment Of tae society the members
visited the state Luns.ic Asylum IN BODY, and were
c0ureously received ~ Dr. Blop ID. the able -uperin
tendent There are under its care seventy eight
natents who enjoy At the advantages which modern
tku and benevoence have devised for this numerous
class o. sufferers tsppearst0 be- the prevailing opinion
that the charge tor the paupers sent there ay the Coan
ties - + week, mil A. least be reduced
- We already know that the Free States
have given uiusrg ss-es snd the slave states s'rysr
electoral votes ilr IATLoE and FlLLI0RE-being ma
1rity of electoral 10 both sections OF the country
This exhibits In strong light the confidence which me
People rcposc Ia the integrity and wisdom OF zen.
TAYLOR lie will take bis place 40 the head of toe
Government not ~ the successful candidate 40 any
section Of the country buy the choice of thepeope
And We may look TO bis election as usurne 20 the coun-
try permanent national harmony and prosperity
National Intelligence.
r. The United states brig Washington Capt
&C., and schooner Wave. Capt Cuts. 90 the lopI-
graphical Bureau both OF which engaged in the
Coast survey have arrived u our navy yard Tor in'
purpose Of 5cu- dsmanted and aid up for The winter
National intelligence
TIL FIY-Near R0hrersylIe .u Washington
County Nd Mr Daniel II fer had ust finished sowing
H-.i of wheat the second time the nrst sowing hay
ing been entirely swept by the iy number OF other
fields iu the ncgh5orho0f havc shared Che same late
These fields are adj .u11le ground
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ausIrEss NOTICES.

~ TIE Museum sl stands sm0ng ne ~. -, -,
p0pl.sr places of smusrmtni ll he cry 40 ~ u
meats are " varied a1f most superb chsfscsey 49,,
dlmunilge ard pleasing filry fami y 20 me ssps
and Great Western, ilal llimt table Yankee p-f's'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17

NEw-HAArHiRE.-The votes Of IL towns for
President add up
Tsyor. Is Sis Van Bnren. co.'s 2441l
Scattering $40 Csss over sl.--.S@S
Cass will have about 5000 over ali and $4,000
over TaylOr in the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17

Iowa AND WIscoNsIS.-A report has struggled
into town from the West that these two States
have gone for Taylor, but 1t IS OF older date than
the dispatches which give them to Cass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-17
By The MIDNIGHT SOI-THERN NAIL
Delaware Eletiou-rhIng- Ia Philadelphia

PluLAcELFfrA. AAAi'l4yf '''
We have nothing new here to-day. hoC'lo>'
tie prs.en, able Wal. member reelected TO Congress
in Delaware y the following vote
New Castle CO. giving Houston 10y H.
hent Co. ---------'
M 8rty 10 to- STATE 10y Houston. Sd
Telegraph Dspsfeh this morning from riiisolIs
announced that Governor Johnston has Psrdoned
Ambrose ". Thompson Of the arm Of Hogan a laomP
son vno -. sent 70 P.on ter Days Tor ai' assault On
Wallace Woodward
The Flour market vss duh today and me Gay sac
Va zoo IBIS fair mixed brands. - 81 sooe oFands
az hcit as q, With = limited home demand Corn
Mesl arm sts3 Rye Flour. % saes Nnest arrives
freelv and buyers bold Of 500 bush have been di'
oosea Of ~ ll.al &c for good Fenn-J ans ana
Southern Reds and ls- for Waite Corn Is wanted
sri .sies Of Old Yellow are making A. - 2 re NNei
f75.- sud New SIC weight Cotton Is nrn' ana - 2.
ere making a, previous prices Hrocef-e' "l,lo-i
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