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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-04
: R0OTs Am sH0Es CHEAP.

MBOOTs And sHOEs CHEAP-Grest Bar
ri gsins-BlSHOP. 99S Grand, corner Orchard-sL
will open his great boot and shoe establishment on
~ Saturday, March Is, with very large and sxtso
assortment Of boots and shoes for the Spring and
Summer trade Ladies' fine FateTs Sc and los for bus
Airs S. 10 and for slippers 4s 50 and Ca for beautiful
morocco boots 4. for mens boots 3d. lo " IA ard l6s
for extra sewed 20s 22s and 2is fof boys boots
and M. for youths 6 and So for meme brogsns ss
and 10 for boys brogans Sc and g. Cheap, cheapest
Come and what bargains mia Inn
* >. II. BENJAMIN'- BRASS SPRING
II A~NTRUSS, warranted not 70 rust, IS Beekman-
VT. N. Y.--Pressure graduated from ! to 50
pounds, without back pad, which does 80
much injuFy TO the spine. Six dsys' trial
given and IL perfectly satisfactory money returned
TuOMpsO~'s Trusses reduced prices mil eodf istp
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NTOTICR.-ln pursuance Of an order Of Andrew b.
tFIodges Esq Surrogate of tie County Of Kings no.
tcs is hereby given to all having claims against
PETER MORTON, late Of Brooklyn, In the said county
deceased present the same with vouchers thereof 10
the subscriber az his place of business 30 South William
at Neg-Yors on or before the lat day Of May, 1913.
EDWARD FILLEY, Executor.
Nsw-Yor Nov O. l947. NJ lsw6m'
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IN IFS CHATHAM SQUARE, corner Mot.t-
m BROWN CO.'S one-Pncs Hat store, where fash
ion beauty, durability. and economy are combined
head a3d cash sales preclude the necessity
changing good for losses incurred by the bad
strictly sohere the system which enables 20
furnish very superior hat for the price charged al I'm
I'M SPRING FAsfIIOS.--WM. BROWN, l8
Il Chatkauist oppost Roosevelt would invite the
public to call and examine his 50 Hats, which BY a
new process Of manufacturing invention OF his own
are rendered superior any offered for the price
Caps OF every style and f4,hiOn. al In
IN SPRING FAsHION.-Just finished the most
1ll splendid article ever offered elegant French 5 TX
- Hats at the low p-fcs Of IS, usually sold at ST.
Also, an article ST 50 50 and 81 25 nest Hats a, 81
m24 Inn Brown I46 Cansl-st.
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.EEx1s GOATS wishing Belts hung would DO
well 10 psya visit on board the steamers
Nsgare, Mountsiueer, Governor, Thomas Powell John
Potter, Admiral, Ray State, &c. kc. and examine h.
Homers Improved Patent Gong Bell, especially sdsptsa
for steamboats, put and strong and warranted M
one year variety OF these Bells will bs constantly
kept hand for the accommodation Of captains and
pnetors tyng AZ distance, by II H. or 20 Annst New
York N. B-NO person IL authorized 20 contract Zoe
work in my name, attend to II In person ms I'm
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~. sud lot ia fee SO East Thrteenthst on south side
49, between University place and Fifh-ayenue, hnished
in modern style with mahogany doors marble nantes
Crofou Kitchen &c &c size OF house - by
- r. piazza 10 f. in all 81 f. deep sIe Of lot Y By Is i
ms Part Of the purchase mooey csn remain on bond
and mortgage II desired. For particulars, apply to
uSI lw A. J. BLEECKER, Auctioneer, Brosdst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-04

t)Connecticut school ia not large-The pupils
are taught by the Principal Daily oral exercises are sVe
of business and practical character steamboat ana
..ge line drect 70 the school Fare for boys - cents
Terms one hundred dollars per year Pupils received az
any time Arrangements be made with ; b sturges
tx Chaiham-st n. Y. ABEL WHlTLOCk, Prinel pal
b-f,rences-Rev. ohm Smith, Rev. VIM w. Bangs, vi,
ton. Conn; Nakeman Dikemsn, Controllers once Of
NOV OF
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The fall proceedings will probably appear IN
the city papers of Washington on Tuesday morn
ing. hlOhkLihO'
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10 gentleman and LADY, two or three welIiurnisheo
rooms on the second floor with board at private taos
The situation must be pleasant; the Heights South
Brooklyn preferred. Address box 1885, New'fork fo',
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HOUSES TO LET.

. To LET-A store and bach room the west SO .
- OF Avenue c, between Fifth aod Sixth sts Asc
part Of house 10 the same block having 5rooms anc
the CIoton water Hoor. Apply TO c. J. FOLSOM
~ Avenue b. or 30 Fuiton.st al 81.
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STyUREENs-Bloctt TN Tureeos for packets; llso Brit
ANNA Ware suitable for ships and stesmbosts for sle
Si s' IN fEu9Ius HART, late sOudmsu Hart.
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FURTHER INTELLIGENCE FROM River OF PLATE
The following extract from private letter. dated
1t Moptevideo copied from the Salem Register. 1t
was received the bark Chslcedony which arrived 1T
Salem on Thursday, from Buenos Ayres =
"MoNrEyIpEo, Aug 19-The DEGREES Of non-inter-
oour.e issued by Rosas have completely Frustrated
commercial affairs on this side the Plata. The Ext
packet will probably inform us whether the French
viii follow up their Illegal and overlooking proceedings
in the River Plate questions, or, as the British have
done back out altogether, and leave these people to
settle their own affairs. The latter think highly
probable for two LIST. Because their inter.
vention has been gratuitous, and using force with
out thadew of right to sustain them I'd. The con-
yuissd state of Europe which is most likely to embro
France in war; and do not how she is to avoid it.
Taking this view OF the subject che will recall her
ships Of war from the river, and cease the $4,000
monthly advanced for the maintenance Of this garri
con when these people will the necessity Of
gotatirg peace with Rosas and Oribe upon the most
favora they get, and thus put end to
this unhappy and barbarous war. God grant it may
be SOL
"On the 9th instant, at Oh. 35m P. NJ, a pheuome-
non was observed here, such was experienced
before in this part Of South America-that of an
earthquake, the shock Of which Of ten
seconds duration.
"On the 18th inst, at 80 A. M, we experienced
another roaring the earth but not so strong the
former
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Died,

On Friday morning, November 8, ELIZABETH only
daughter Of Thomas H. and Mary Ann Simonson
aged four months and one day.
TIE friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the this Saturday at CLOCK
without further invitation. The remains will be taken
to Jamaica, L. l., Tor interment.
On Thursday evening, November ID after q inger-
ing illness which he bore with christian fortitnde
JoHN LyNc H. aged 81 years and months, i've of the
county of Donegal town Of Bundorap.
His friends and those Of his father and brothers.
Terrence and Francis, and also, the members of the
Carroll Guard, respectfully requested to attend
his funeral on Sunday afternoon, November 5th, at
3 O'Clock from the residence of his father 1856 Ninth
street. corner of Third avenue.
On Friday afternoon, Sd instant, Mr.. THOMAS
THoRNELL, in the 10Th year of his age.
His funeral will take place from his late residence
No q Henry st. on Sunday afternoon at half past
one O'Clock His fIie nds and acquAintances and those
of bis son. Thos L. Thorneli respectfully invited
to attend His remains will be taken to Wiliamsburgh
for interment.
Newark and Rochester papers will please copy)
On the morning of the Sd inst, THOMAS LAwRANcE,
in his Gath year.
His friends and those of his sons-in.law Bradish
Johnson and VIM T. Wilmerdipg, respectfully
invited to attend his funeral without further invita-
ton nj St Bartholomew Church. at half.past four
O'Clock on Sunday afternoon.
Brooklyn November 2, of consumption, ELIZABETH
S. infant daughter of the late Edward NJ Hoffman,
Esq, o,,
of his son. Charles A. Keller JAMES KELLER, formerly
reside Mt Of Albany, N. - in the 10th year Of his
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phia Absl Story, Gaze Noah for orders Abios Latin Phi
iadelphia Boston; Yankee Rich Boston, r Philadelphia
NonroLx Nov Arr brig sars Ttsuua Gsorgso shr
Fairfield Nichersou. Boston, In Hampton Roads schr Mary
Kb,. Nswhury Cid schr Whpple kellera st CroiI
hEw ORLEANS, Oct %-Arr Falcon lsh Thompsoe York
and Havana 3D. brig SepBo span Anoa Genoa Analoson.
Derry qurls 26 ships daestine johnson, NYork; Niobs
Thomas do Wales CiOcter Boston; barks St George Brl
Hutchinson Liverpoo Florida McCary Bayaua Bella Belno
P) Tuton nsyans brig Bsr'sl9 froutrodon Havana
psoi Asblsnd Harding. Lverpo0l bark Victory NYork
PLyNour Oct 29-Arr sehr Theta Iinue NYork &c. brig
RodolIh Kent Baltme Sept schr wssahckon rhiadel
PoRr AND Nov Arr schr Chaler &C. Foster New York.
sToSNsroN. Oct S-Arr schr henry Chase Jones' York
3lst echr Roecius, N York, for Taunton
SALEM 3-Arr brig Times Groton. Wscasat for Matan
Iss Nv Rapid stcddsTd Rhmond Pisri% Hughes George
Suffolk Berry, Georgetown d c. Globe, N York.
Oct 29-Ar ship Coonist Br Heron Liverpool
brig Enders Johnston New Yors; schr Lnue Brown
Boston Cd bark BE amn Adan CSoms Boston brgs Caro-
Chapman Phla. Sailed barks Isaac Mead Brown New York;
Beramin dams Coombs Boston.
WILMINGTON Oct 2-Cld sehs Jonas Smith Nichols NYork;
Smith, Miller do; Buena VISTA Carson Philadelphia Sth
brig Kedron Kearney Boston, Sls schr Mary Elizabeth smith,
Portland
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PIrrsBURou, Oct. 50, lSiS
Arrival of Unifed States TIoops-Demouuflc Meet
iwe-Tm Marshal on the Ground
A detachment of one hundred and forty United
States troops, consisting Of the dragons and
mounted rifles arrived here to-day, by canal, from
Carlisle, under the command Of Majors Chiffon
and Carleton, of the Dragons, and Lieutenant
May, of the mounted rifles. They leave to NOR
row for Jefferson Barracks, where they will be
Quartered for the winter, and IN the spring they
will take up the lane OF march for the Oregon ter
ritory.
A democratic meeting was held over IN Ailega-
nv CITY, this evening, at the Market house, and
among the speakers were Captain Thomas +. Mar
shall. of Kentucky late from Mexico, wing
member of Congress from Mr. Clay's district in
1912 and man with whom Colonel Webb, of
,hs reouar army, has had some personal acquan-
,once on the subject of the bankrupt law Mr..
Irwin. a wing member of the House at the same
time with Captain Marshall, also addressed the
meeting for Cass and Butler. Mr.. Irwin, it will
he recolIected, sustained John Tyler IN his vetoes
Of the fiscal bank and fiscal corporation, and
tina, TYLER sustained him, together with Henry A.
Wise, George H. Profit, and Caleb Cushing; COL
M,Candless was, however, the prn cipal eaker of
the evening; and though he does not claim his ORR
g,pal &c. eco majority for Cass, he still contends
that 10 600 is little as can be expected OF Penn
syyania, though, we doubt not, he would be salts
fed with Johnston's majority.
The wings are exulung and confd mt the de-
mocrats chagrined, mortified, doggedy sullen, aud
revepgefully determined TO change the result OF
October. But they are thrown upon the defensive,
a osltlon in which they are not accustomed 10
fcht in this State-a position entire ly unexpected
and very inconvenient: The wings have chance
for Pennsylvani which, two months ago, it
wouId have been absurd to imagine.
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mARIrImE INTELLIGENCE


Cleared.
stps-Galvcs on ts) Crane, New Orleans Howard Som
Sampson o.an n.rsss Co; Empress
rimau RTsU I .o9o1S on sae
lEs D RssS Son. Jan. i A.sa s Be-
s. JoT SB .1i'f BT baVds aaco.
shsed saya1nah, Dsmill c. :n..n,,, poo.,
H. IraSkn La fa.sen c.; Medal Plat sim
81 ss,5,S
Ss and neas Of sna
the Ssi nIa rolled away West.
oarded News Boy yesterday PM 80 miles Sc Of the
Ship wocdaee nigsDs yerRcs Sept "a with mdse &c. 70
Grand Banks Was and lost 1850 gaous
the tb on Georges Banks experienced aslins
tie Cs, eolorsd man up%,d WIN Williams fell from
eveTai Of her sss She passed square rgd vessels
sSspS cae Tis the Inc was
shr Foridian whitpSs Antverr y days in ballast to
sehr vclan Of Norfolh Paine Mayasuor PR 20 days. with
sugar to master Vessels e before reported The ospe-
nced gales the passage carried away main boom,
shT Cats ne Scott stJagO dc Cuba Oct H. with &c,
liza, pSdash, Bay chacqr Ne IS days with plank,
OJ Hamilton Oct 2s on Georges Bank 10 gale from NNE,
British schr soGwsy, Malcomb Halifax Ms days with fish,
schr Eutaw, Alien. Washington NC. days.
Schr senator, Knn PIP Alexandria, DC, days
Sohr Cornelia, Bzard Brspdywipe 2 days
Sohr Montezuma Baylis Philadelphia, bound 70 Dghton
Schr Rainbow futile Phiadc phia-
Schr J Is Smith, Hurtle, Phlac elphia.
schr sylvia f. Ireland Philade phia
Scar CLEOPATRA, Thames, Philadelphia.
SchI Louisa, Jones Philadelphia.
Schr Louisa Reeves. Caviler, Philadelphia.
Sehr CleoI atra Cole Philadelphia, 2days.
Sohr Henry, LNmuel, Philadelphia. 2 days.
Echr True On, Tuttle, Philadelphia, days
Schr Ashland, Parker, Phiadepbia 2 days
Scir Amanda Clifford Bss R0ndout, bound TO Charleston
SER SHAW NUT yarney Calais days. Was boarded oy the
SIR hourmalsl Pickett Tbornaston-
sohrt abot, Nckerson Boston.
tthr IL ward, Baker, Boston,
sths American Peaco; Allen Lorgsree Chsriei Pittnan
Boaty and fxccr Bell, from tbo ship katharine Jackson
ashore on squan Beach.
Below.
Packet ship Liverpool Eddge from Liverpool with mdc, to
Woodruff n Min,uIn.
shin supposed the Luconia, from Antwcrp
Sv cdlfh trig Ar GuTav, from Stockholm LOO days. with
Ion 70 Boormlp Johnston X Co
Also one sliY, unknown.
Tie het Boy reports vessels in t last night 40 miles
iron tie Hook, exceI< what had been boarded
ShIe Da Waller London Hercules dc; Sir Charles Napier
Liverpool &c Charles New Orleans Nebskp Apalachicola;
sussn, Wateiiosd, Ire.
Yesterday, at Pm 20 miles ESE from the Eso .hc News
Boy spoke Russian lark ] IL ADAM hence fr usyana-
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

P1AprrtIA Nov ga Pm Arrive. Bark Leyant Hewitt
Cersen Provderce Gen WORTH em'n' Hartford; "esteott
Hand Bov.s Boston, sch, vigil.n. r, DIM
scomS Brmuda Louisa Sears ssas New Sre;ns Loasaale,
Aan T sn Wan s
Anyns f1nt; " Ee, ' iA""Us' ->e"
York; u b's0'mD' vU s,~n.u"ms",,s
The Galveston or .Ta sS NIL
ans asd New Orleans will s this day at 3ococ Letter bags
o. me aSoss ns previous to their sailing V0 anu
VIII e'VsU :" I.sson h;ch loft mi, nor, On A.,
new "n Of the ree throw
portion Of the cargo before OIL She arrived at Newo
BARK ILLUS of Boston, went ashore in NV gale at Rio
GraDde August H. condemned and sld Captain Whor
home in bark Anahuac which was to sail for Salem
ys fe co. equally divided between the Equitable and New
5000 ''''''' W.
BvEsos AYE rs Avg n from the Rio Grande to the
en and also nation Unknown sec
sci Pedro lo.t eut the bar and crew
having beat persisted except man. who
chung 10 the mast Of the schooner and was saved
BRIG ashore Cold Spring Inlet Is high and dry
IN ts sand to the depth ee at high
balance sfhsr csr consisting Of goldfish mssseTs dis
81, q s 1 a'Ssfsa Of and a;1sSs
s' SUNS Pa,n.ss Pilot at Gloucester report. as u.
.s,:, 3D. "a r.: ss.s
mapn ,nte The shin and the weather bens moderate needed
M q, IN y a. 2 ss;s,a,ee lcft him e '' 1
Av -, - ,r,e-, -, =. NV ,
CoLisIoN.Soop susan on nariu, pouna from Weathers
field for New York ha load o. onions was run into in the
Sound on Wednesoay night W .s steamer Iornefns Wander
t The oop sank 70 me ease ana the crew. 1.-TWO
boys) saved ~ Ine uoo ,ner small boat The
vanderbilt came 10 the,r assistance as soon as possible and
eed 10 ssh Tue osaoeu hooP " aoe esso- "hioh he'e IN
sight.
ScpR CyGN Apalacoola Charleston on
the 3Oth for barber
Whalemen.
Sailed from New Bedford 3D. ships James Maury and MAZE.
40 NV Coat
w. Spoken.
a d nO sSl H'A'' ''O~ W 'V'' " '"'
sehT S 70 smith, IRON Now 0'A 0r o0' % lat
oo"' 'oh - o. prcrcsCu porrs
nOrc.sn m. -,
BUENos AYES aug ~ III pIemen Daak Amer,a nessA
MactaE Sid o paith 'rS nansne' hroen bosooni scnr
Rival Burke Rio Gran1e ,,s m
hoNoLuL, .sssnus Prs' W 'uIe AAr hchr 40
nonu, newell kanns, VIA osnofnis. pu.,.,...,r.
NAssAu II, Oct 9a ing Denlc' FHaae'pha' schr
IhsmIs.n heene Ar.,r.o R.,s,o s s., M,
sept ~: m c,. oct,an ,ig AHA Kendall from, pos,or
rne PsSsey IRON a. u" o SUSAN Power from Bo'
ton' tor NC" i"h's "y.
Home Ports.
AueusrA Oct 2eArr chs Te egraph and Mount Vernon
York 10Th, VIM Henry do
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Passengers Arrived.

LIvtRpooI-Steam ship Bibenia at Boson-Mr and Mrs
eerdt Mrs Moore and three children Mr. BowmSo Mr. and
lap Grpmlack Reed Mr. and Mrs Journan Schwartz
Hoffman. Dane. Stevens d Sears Canon, Masters
Head Criswod Mons lie BARKER Dubois Reed, Cation
Boyle bearing Master MeKelom Ensgns Law and
Min re- Walker, Moore Shuberth Capt Pedleck. James
Murray Taylor Mrs Smith, Seymour, Starr ses
sire SeuL Freodeptla).
HAvRg-Paoket ship Admira,MrsP Walton. Mr. 9 Mead
and daughtera New York; DR. Ppiu OF st Louis
Or Abbot OF st Croix verdn, of in the
seerafe. :.
AsTwERp-Ship Floridan-Mrs Whemare. Mrs Sechel and
son. Feeger Hartsman, Menen, George, George
e Franz leo in the steeraee.
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fryn sry.sfs.rp Bn,eNn,

ANIwypp, Oct liar REALM, stevens NOriesns Sid ltth
Hebron, Hart NOrleanE 18th Fanny ato the frdork Leo
De Pest with 2CO smisran for Eloki ready SAIL Lsk
JenIose Leayitt, for n Work with 100 iassengers
BELFAST. Oetl1Ar. Baker, York; 18th Harrisburg do
Southampton; ltb INLAND Hortsman, New orie1ng nenry
Noyef do.
Called Oct g. Nancy Treat It.iefed New 0eans 9TH Gas
ton, Bsnoe New York. 18th, Julius klockgee New Orleans
Istein Wekker, Bose do; 10TH Canopu Busehuan, Gal
weston.
BoRnEsu, Oct 17Arr Prescott Spar, stotid SID Cabot
soave New Orleans with W passcn ger lie reported port
,a S In the Roads 18TH Nautilus Martin for New York
Adversed, Aga Fri ceIe for York, 2th Eliza, Hayne
DO do Vula Moore and Haeius Dillingham;, for Orleans
toop VIofmbo fr Pgofu Della CLapp, keNear and usp
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ISLE OF RErNIoN.--Under the new order of
things this is the name OF the Isle OF Bourbon in
the Indian Ocean. We have news thence to the early
part of August The republic was proclaimed the
9th of June At tbe. time the Council had no later
directions from hore than Dispatches from M Arago
Of the 9th Of February The provisional government
until the French Assembly should meet the Council
did not call the prlrary assemblies to form colonial
assembly proposed sides but waited in
sructions from home Soon after the decree of March
a Issued by the provisional government, forming a
communion respecting the abolition Of slavery.
oeived but the Council maintained the came course
ON the Goth day Of July however the act Of abolition
arrived. The population Immediately, with absolute
upanimity, formed colonial assembly, Of ninety
bers The militia was enlarged by ordering TO its
ranks all formerly exempted that 1t numbers 10 00o
men Liberty was promised TO the slaves on the 3lst
of December, and in this position tho island awaits
the arrival Of the commifsary Of tho republic The
slaves continue their labor peacefully, and though
little or butine is transacted the plantations
not neglected -Boaon Daily .are,H
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cast Of the face Of Dixon II. Lewis was recently
taken stWsshington, from which busts to be made.
The name Of the Lowell absconding forger and sps-
eulator 10 Levi ID. Tare The losses by him $4,000
Some printers talk Of establishing an American
Newspaper In Paris The experiment was tried once
sad failsd.
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FROM HAvANA.-The bark Florida, Capt. Nc.
Carthy, arrived here yesterday from Havana
after passage Of days, bringing us files of the
Gooeta and Dia,io de la Marina, to the 18th inst in
elusive They contain little news except what relates
to commerce and transactions in the staples Of the
1sland-sugar, coffee, and tobacco very fine COM
pany Of Italian singers had arrived at Havana, under
engagements to the Grand Tacon theatre. We find
In the Rtdoctor Of San Jago de Cuba article the
prospects Of the planters from which II appears
that the sugar coffee and tobacco exhibit the
plantations in the interior luxurisnce rarely wit
messed. IL nothing untoward occur, the harvest will
be most abundant one.-Nev Orleans Com Times,
Oct o.
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Naval UnfelJBUence.

The L. S. S. s. S Allegheny arrived at Montevideo
on the 18th Of August after having grou nded the
Ortiz. She was in charge Of pilot and the opinion
Is thst she would have been lost had the wind fresh
ened from the eastward. The pilot is much blamed,
We infer from the accounts.
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On Thursday morning, November 2 1sfs, in Trinity
Church by the Rev. DR. Berrian, john FLAAcKE, Of
Hanover Germany, TO SARAH H., eldest dau ,hter of
Isaac p Leckman, Of this city.
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Treasury Notes Outstanding list Nov. lS4s

Treasury Notes Outstanding LIST Nov. 1S4s.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Registers Office, Nov. i, lS4S.
Amount outstanding Of the feveraA issues
prior to act of ODD July, 1s4G, as per re-
cords Of this Office. Sl61,Oo9 81
Amount outstanding of the issue Of 22d
July ls46 as per records Of this Office. $780, 90
Amount outsta ndng Of the issue of 2Sth
JAM 1s47 AS per records Of this Office 23l450 90
$1l,eGo6S9 81
Deduct cancelled notes in the hands Of
the accoun tipg officers, CT which S1o,15o
il under the act Of ed July, le46, and
$3.50 under other acts NJ. ............. TO- 400 90
s11,650 2S9 81
DANIEL GRAHAM,
Register of the Treasury.
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Political Intelligence,

sr.Tr of PARTIES IN THE LEGISLATURE OF THE RE-
SPECTIvE STATES.
The following statement shows the position Of par
.ss in the States indicated by msortes
o. members at the last elections for members Of the
Iogislsturts of those States
States horins democratic mojores in the Legislatures
last elected NTH the number ef the Electoral Votes
70 phich each State is entitled.
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IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK
IL Post Office, November 4. ls4a
PUBIIMEDIN THE PAPER HAVING THE LARGEST
CIRCULATION - .
LADIES' LIST.
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Louisiana elected, last year, whig majority of two
70 the but two of the whig members
voted with the democrats United States Senator
and elected him. Ohio is still in dispute.
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The expenditures during the same Pc
Yiod
Civil list miscella neous, and foreign In
Eytercourse, (ncludng the an cunt paid
from the treasury under the 18th arti- -
Gle of the treaty with Mexico). S3,371,91S "a
On scoount of the army. ......... 6s62O9O "a
Indian Department. 633,496 81
&c fortifcations ..... 192669 IS
penkions .......... 376,594 9S
q navy. 2e79022 Il
noes. .. r.. .................. 16l75o So
cInsiye Of those funded. .......... sos,3oo 90
SIS 3s3 S42 20
r j. WALKER, Secretary of the Treasury.
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