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ALLEN DoDwORrHs
PRIVATE DAuCyH0 ACADEMY.

~ Broome-st three doors west q Broedwy
THE CLASSES FOR THE PRESENT sEAsON 0s
j now open Persons wishing 70 become pnpls YIN
plesse call and srter lhsh nanes-
dsysn4P Pm
Geoissnsns Clsss, on Tuesdays and rndsys, and Moo
day and Thursdays Gs
G-nflemsn's Polss snd Rsdows Class At
private Morning Class u II o'coc<. Vii BE- iofs~a ~
Ladies who may Dot ds~trs 70 l0n he larger C's 'e
twice a month sxclusysly for Pupils. /,..--
Phvsls Lsssons Al any ums NOT eocepso x p 49, -
All he fssnOnsbls Dsnces lsn{ h nsears 10 .,rns ~
Cnq femps; siso two nsv Dances L. ossss ,,ssa 90
the Ballet Of that name ard sospeea sss 80 ~
Of he nost bssusifsi d. ncss DOW 10 use
r. n6nMcsTH es,tsrs himself thsx he 10 peculiarly
,sns - ~ 1919 Of Dancing having besn coonectek
sia shis AZ ios many yssr. sod hs'ins 1879 s.sss
gleel ~, 2zusrL etuesnoe VIII certainly sAosd Nm
svssv "A ,ssssss hs can BE- derived fron .hss Ar
tsssowledSinx with gratitude hs liberal patronage here
80 100000 upou him. he thoss who nay Dvor
s,, m onre hey rely receiving instruction n
correct and fashionable style Of Dancing VI imoodsV
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Oss1oRs % THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION; BY h. l.. MA
coos New-YorS Baker scrbner, 1913.
BY an oversight we have for some time forgot
ten 90 acknowledge the receipt of this book. 1t is
we'll gotup volume OF $50 PIP being critical review of
the character and eoquence of James Otis, Samuel
Adams Josiah Quincy, John Hancock, Joseph Warren
John Adams Patrick Henry, Richard Henry Lee, Alex
sndcr Hamilton Fisher Ames William Pinckney,
William Writ, Thomas Adds Emmett aud John Kan
doph with prelude entitled The BattleFields OF
Early American Eloquence, and an interude on The
Patriotic Piety OF 20" The Author REV L. L. Ma
soon) is widely known for an extraordinary command
oflsngusge with tcrse and vigorous forms Of applying
it, and this reputation here fully sustained by fervid
descriptions and glowing euogies the political demi
gods of our young Republic intermxed with frequent
nevertheless too few extracts from the pens and
tongues OF
Those ancient whose rcsstless ecquence
Welded at will the fierce Democratic
in the dark and bloody days Of our infancy Yet OF.
nate and mpassioned might be expected both from
author and subject II has enough of plain fact and
Der reflection for the lees enthusiastic, with abundance
OF practical and orsorca rhapsody for the ardent and
ultrs patriotic twill beyond doubt find host of sat
isded readers.
~ GRAHAM MAGAZINE for November has
been received II is AN excellent number the engrs'.
ines are good especially that Of " Edith Maurice"
which very superior to those usually given in maya
znes The contributions OF that high literary char
acter for which Graham is always disting uished
Joseph K Chandler furnishes admirable sketch, W
c. simms well told tale. and Mrs T.. { Kinney. Fay
cite Robinson and Mrs L j. Esmes poetcs con,ribu
tons Anne {, Lynch's poem OF The Battle Of Life
is one of the best we have from her pen. There
are also articles by Geo 5 Burlegh, T : Arthur and
Bsyard Taylor. We notice good feature in this
bcr--that of introducing Gems from Late Readings
which ght not be accessible TO most of the readers
Of the Magazine The editor promises great improve
ments for the coming year.
n TsE UNION MAGAZINE, tor November, has
s usual share OF good things The engraving of The
Monopoist and the Attack the Pslais Royal"
good, substantial pictures with moral and meaning
In them. Mrs. Kirkland continues her sight Seeing,
and gives us some graphic gmpses OF Paris" ITO
-" by Edgar A. Poe. Is only surpassed by the
Raven, William VILLAGES Chant of the Soul has
hne Pindaric rhythm, and is full OF manly thoughts
msntully expressed. Henry D. Thoresu's conclusion OF
his trip to the top OF ktasdn s glorious climax to the
preceding sketches e. +. Secchi di Casah gives us
True Passages in the Life OF an Exile !" Anne C.
Lynch fine poem. and Eugene Lies Frances 5. os
good, Mrs Dams II. II. Clements and others. good
poems and sketches
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25

Without the members from this county, the
Whigs will have a majority in the House and we do
not see how any members can be received from this
county unless the city members are The Senate is a
tie The votes for Governor TO be counted before
tho Senate II that body i not oganized how can the
votes be counted The Governor in office is to con
aue discharge its duties until his successor is
elected and qualified The Loco Focos declare that the
members from the LIST District shall not take their seats
without resistance even 10 bOodshed The lovers OF
order have before them trying time They muststand
hrm shoulder TO shoulder Gin. Gsz
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y. y. Hunker Nominations.

GIfh DIST. City XIth XIIth, XVIII, XVIII,
XVlIth and XvlIlth wards-up town . GEORGE Law
for the next Congress john NJ. BRADHURsr for the
vacancy in the presentboth capable and strong men
JPA Hard-HESRY J. ALLEN, Assembly.
NodisoH C0-Assembly 3 STEPHEN NJ. POTTER Of
CszonOyis
7ouPsiHs Co-Assembly 1. HENRY BREWER OF En-
hsid 9 CHAs HUMPHREY of Ithaca
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n. Y. Free soil Nominations.

Albany Co-Tressurer o. II. CHTrENDEN OF Rens
selserve. Assembly /. A. ToNPgrNs OF Westerlo :
Q J. Van VALKENBURGH Of Cumberland 3. Amos
DIAN OF Albany 4. d. c. STEWART, Of Wstervliet.
Ere Co-Asserbly ]. JONI HUBBELL.
Monroe Co--Assembly ISAAC l. LEWIS of Wheat
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N. Y. WhIa Nominations.

Orl,ons Co-Assembly: REUBEN RoBLEE Of Ken
dali Treasurer joins H. DEMO Clerk Dan.
COR Of Albion.
Washington Co.-Congress GEohcE r. ANDREws.
Treasurer CALVIN l.. PARKER
AiBogy Co.-Assembly 4. DR.. JOEL H. WING.
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tins STATE nothing oe done in the Sssie
United STATES Courts The whole affair furnishes les
70 Southern gentlemen % De careful how they vol
unfairly bring their slaves Pennsylvania Tor the mo
msni they do 80 they free.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

IY The steamship SoHtteTHer' capt :" Din
an arrived yesterday morning from charleston = '"
whence she sailed on the afternoon o tne %i'' "''.
bringing the great Southern mail nom charleston ana
south Of that city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25

u DAVID b. TAYLOR is the Hunker candidate
for Assembly in the Xllh District Fourteenth Ward
Of tbs City He beaten by Hon Nike Walsh In the
ssme District last year
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Loss OF The SCHOONER Mourn HoPE.-Cspt.
Achorn, who arrived At Wilmington, n C. on the s1th
In the brig Harriet Newell gives the following parrc0-
lars OF the loss of his vessel The schooner Mount
Hope sailed on the ed August, l-4s, crew OF SIX men
snd myself All went pleasantly TIL the evening OF
the 18th, in n lat 81 and w Ion. ~ 40 when took
heavy squsll from the 5 :. T.. Took In al sail and
doublereeied the fore and msinsa and took the bon
net on the no. We had 20 shift sails continually IL
continued 10 blow hurricane III > PM on the 3oth
when the vessel was capsized by heavy and be-
fore the mssts could be cut away she hed with
When the mast went she partly rghted the main
goug into the partners and the foremost about feet
above the deck By this time she full of water and
every man having to lash himsef-the sea making q
pertect breach her. Some time during the night
one of the men, Giles Manchester, Was washed over
board
The next morning about A. NJ. John c. Smith and
Thomas Fitzgerald washed overheard and
drowned the same night Aden Heywsrd-the steward
died from fatigue on the wreck The same day. the
mates Seth Evsns) hands were beaten To pieces by the
nA.t which was continually washed over the wreck
The next morning she rolled ON her eesmends-
hcr arhosrd ousrter being shout foot out OF the wster
-sna continued TO settle gradually I'll fih septemoer
when the schooner Abigail, Capt Jones OF bsunioIe,
bore down for US and took the mate, J. DOW seaman
and myself of that evening almost dead having ealeh
nothing for six dave and drank nothing bat salt water
snd took us to Falmouth Jamaica We were quiie uu
able % help ourselyes-eyen 70 est-for IL dsys oei
ing which time the mate quite delirious must
speak in the highest Germs of the kindness VI CsPsh
Jones and others 10 Falmouth.
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GssEswscH BANK. New-YorG. Oct o. lsss.
THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS have
this day declared sei dyderd o. four per eeni
o. he capital soek Of tbs Bank payable 70 the soekhod-
90 and sfer me lsg day Of November next
By order q the Board.
oz3 w. WILLIAM HAWKS. Cashier.
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DEfALcATION IN BRID6EPORT.-We are inform
ed BY gentleman who len Bridgeport this morning
that The Teller Of the Bridgeport Bank Is charged
with having Illegally appropriated some considerable
amount Of the funds Of that Institution The supposed
oeidcaiof u young man named Beach. only II years
old Beach left h Thursday evening and on Friday
morning wss IN this City with his luggage, marked A
hon pson s feared that the desulier has left the
eoantry Tor Euroae he having been for time en-
tssed IN making Preparations appropriate for foreign
1sf The offender belongs 10 a wealthy and inaaen
~ family OF the city where the Bank which has sui
ira 10 located The smouit of the loss has not been
oclosed BY the ofcers q the Bank The relatives Of
'oe young man are said TO b amply able repay any
snoent within the bounds OF he probable dehcit
SINCE the above written II has been sa,isfacto-
~ sseertsined ey Constable kaevals OF this city.
ns Beach took passage from this place TO Newyork on
soIo The Commodore on Friday last lie is about i've
net 10 hight very slender figure, light complexion
osek eyes black hair straight with the ends tarned
sseer, and stsnmsrs badly when under excitement
oaeeFs abroad requested 20 be on the alert Dur
ns The passage down he exhibited degree OF tepids
n0n which excited attention. n Haven Palladium
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irRFKSrISE.-llO barrels OF Turpentine, the
product Of our own County Of Mobile were landed on
zoe wharf in this City on Saturday last and sold for
per barrel, cash. We rejoice 10 notice that the At
ssnuon Of the people OF Alabama Is beginning to be
sieeied TO this branch OF business We have no doubt
- - De vigorously prosecuted and yield handsome
v'n' Mobile Advertiser
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n. Y. Ambient Nomina lions.
Ohio Election.

KIM District Greene and Columbs) Congress
JoHN :. ASAsLE of Hudson.
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0rrcs o, rss xs. Yeas G.s fssr @. o., . is<s
I'HR PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS have
tis day declared dividend q fo1r and oee half pr e
on he caps stock Of The Company for ne sx monihs end
August last psysble 10 he sockhodsu ca and amer
Wednesday, The lsi November nsxl Ioe usnsfer boos
vii b- closed from he 18Th inst hal date. By order.
oiO nj c. l. EyERITT. Secretary.
ITO s-Appnesnocs viii BE- received 81
j this oEce for the erection Of numbsr Of cooAkS
Whiieslone, l. l. Appyto go.
OIL Nv a. J. BLk1CkLR, AaeuoosG,' nfoss"
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u The EreRiag Express is the name Of
new daily published at Binshsmton Broome Co. N. y
by EDWIN r. CoLsroN. II supports Wing measures
With ability.
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Ma EDlros VIII you sdmii to the columns o
the National Ere tn enclosed. accompanied viii
the request that the CONDUCTORS Of the Press Ant
slavery, secular, aud religious viii have the kind
ness 20 copy IN their respective ournsls and thus
obhge MANY TsoCstSDs 0y rHs
FRiENDs o. HUMAN FREEDOM.
A. APPEAL To rHr woNES % rHs u~IrkD srArss
The following bret ,ppcs Is presented to the women
Of our country. because We believe they sire called
upon at this crisis stand BY their sthers husbands
sons and brothers in the great contest for human
rights which . eginnng D. be wagcd IN the length md
breadth Of the and Where iespousm prevails woman
always the greatest sufferer The system 81 oppres
sion which ha. been tolerated m country despite
boosted Rcpublicsnsm and DemocrScy, while Il has
robbed Gods image of every sttribute that tiSuires
and ennoble. Man, and has sunk him TO the lowest
depths OF ignorance. degradation. snd wrctrhedness.
nevertheless has found In this lowest deep 0Fv dep
and there IL hs. plunged Woman. hereft Of every
hope OF every source Vt happiness n ever Womsn
called upon a. feel and act i m view n these
her wrctched sisters-nore than million and a bali
Of whom thus to-day enslsved But dreadful -
this system Of oppression this Moloch o. modern times
has ever been IL has recently assumed st more bale
ul aspect Not content with victims of coioret skin
and with i.ving reduced riiis rb1rsr rhia Jrs
ciHrs % amos, a. low estate i would lsy Is nss
nsie srssp upon soil
Wh-r- so bal. bis.ta-i r-i a,ri .r o.ss-f slave
and thus compel our en,erpuslns Seomanry to labor
beside the slave and psrtAke OF he degradation The
question tnereofP - No longer snpf. whether the -
mote descendants of Arics rscs shall b. cnted the
RI ghts and privileges of tresmenis not only vasther
institution shall continue o. exist IN our midst which
foul blot on our cscutchcon. and libel upon the
name OF our kepuhcbut sfail ~ sprssircs > PEE p
shall the air Of our mountains and our prsres that
hitherto has borne only the ~ the Wild bird the
ring and echo Of the pioneers and the busy hum ~
FRYE Labor be- burdencd with the gruan OF the slave.
the crack OF the lash falling wsmsn back the moth
Nail her infant i torn from her embrace the
husbands uufsd csrss IS he sees with icttered limb
the wife of his bosom made the victim OF lusi In
word shall Institutions BE- such that al can live
and abor and ss in the scale OF being tree the hG
man will and noble fres' But what Il may be sssed.
can Woman do u does not belong a. her % sway the
sceptre OF Government-to raise her voice IN eloquent
sppesl, until hearts and wills moved a. bending
reeds before the sweeping winds She may not even
20 70 the ballot box and deposit that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25

~ NJ. Joshus Eager was killed At St Louis
on Saturday week In rrnconter with Matthias Rulo'
and others The marderers have been arrested
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But thi. she can d0-recori her name In silent AZ
pea 90 those who 40 bear rule in whose hands the
rcns of Government and under God the de.tines OF
the nation. And will not the wish, the viii OF Woman .
heart In cause vital On her interests sacred
and lust thus breathed forth tell upon the ~
Freemen Ne believe there 90 base but will
do Il reverence. Need appeal 10 Woman Tor her
operation In this work Let every mother place her
.ef In the situation u mother al the @outh-iencd
the right of owning and directing her own children
not able press her infant 81 her breast but with the
trembling consciousness that A. any time Il may be-
wrcsted from her embrace and sold away forever or
spared 90 her sight b bc brought up In deepest "
norsnce with rubrufed body aud benighted mind-a
desp.ed and wretched slave Let every wife who be-.
holds with love and confidence the husband OF her
youth happy and Ia hs regard snd protection,
around whom every tendrl of her heart has entvnet
remember the wives who with their husbands sub.
zee, the will Of being Ike themselves and, thu.
unshelded are made victims of the vrst outrage with
none 10 resent their wrongs. Let every child, happy
in the love OF parents who delgh, 10 labor tor their
support and education whose hopes are high o, pos
scssng well stored mind and Of being able 30 walk In
the paths OF Science amid the light Of worlds
than one remember the little slave girl and boy. who
may not have gleam of knowledge 10 cheer their
midnight darkness Let the Christian. sustained and
soothed by unfslterng trust In high Heaven, think
kysh ar.s.. b..~. - .l...i a. mad
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OYSTERS FOX THE LADIEn, 4 So 9rs %s, :
~ between Essex and Norfof as-BELkkAP Wilt
are nov prepared 70 ODER 70 tnsr Nsrds and he pxbie
Oystsrs u he nrs qualify snd 10 every ayls Neo, eo
Co6se lee Cream end olhss rsfreshmsnD q tbsh -
nodsuea Of lsdiss nd fsnasnss Gel md - ~
ssvH &@
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LATER FROM HoSDURAs.-By the bark John
r. Gardiner Captain Peterson arrived AZ this port
Monday advices from Belize Honduras. to the It'll
inst have been received.
The Belize O5serrer Of the til contains the following
paragraph relating 70 move nents IN 1stemals
The conflicting and unsatisfactory accounts, which
are generally received from Guatemsls, often disin
cline Us 70 make readers acquainted with the var
Gus rurnors that reach our ears
In our paper Of the 10Th ult We mentioned that the
Insurgents Tor party Liberal a. they are called had
mustered in large numbers before the city Of Guate
mAla and demanded from their leaders four days pi
ale 70 ascertain ina; the inhabitants granted IN part
their demand by paying $4,000 $4,000 and yet they
remained unsatisred.
Merchants and others have We earn gwen orders 70
retain 40 the goods and other property ~ vaaxs4.
and il Is expected vhs; property may Be At Yssbel Will
h@ bsck
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And let each and All feel deeply that obedience % the
command Remember those that are In bonds, So
feeling combine their efforts again In obtaining
signatures 10 the following Petition This form OF pc
,ton prepared and presented Tor consideration 81
a Liberty meeting held In New York City July 4 At
which time by vote OF this meeting Committee OF
Ladies' appointed to take 20 for It
extensive circulation and stembraclng the names
OF every woman who can be persuaded 10 offer prayer
for Human Freedom.
70 H,n5rasis "a, S,~sfs Z, H,-ss n
You, p.,ou-r wom-a n ,s-re, ..- a.-. ar. h-r-unss
-lsosi, constrained b The love oi Hlnsa address 200 m 10
bel. u th- clam. NJ uou and bait 4 th-f sho are a.
'or3ed % Poscton me heart. issf-', to- cy~aa
acre honor bot sih Their husbands. cons nni bfoie. ~" -
ioou~a Of sssris The nts fssrti.- the
morals. aud i-bs,-. he being
Beirving they ornnny boana ,ho.. ths
5oi', 1ound IA h-m. .ni h-lsfing that ha =
isA while ne great gn pie, oi Loy saosnng s asioa.
hat Tie OF u--s untsi stsss ~ nos Rspsb',
should is- Al T. constitutional --f - -f'is ,ie rhn 4. 90
noands, evil Which beng rePutst- y - st-i ~o .. t.
s s ,.'- ~ ~. ~ ...s, nv, Y, g
stm,'sy sn th.f P,o,ss 9ou o. prevent ts af-f -ssa,
hitherto Afforded BY ol aah ~ o. NJ Aef'an slave
Trade AID b. suppress sssn sf-tsy noss 49, nns ~hsa
clngfsss has con4sisut ursi,tion
And your petitioners Sil ever pray
The Committee above named have addressed letters
10 several Members u Congress soliciting the privilege
OF forwarding documents 10 their address, aud their
aid in presenting the petitions when collected The
following gentlemen have consented b take charge Of
such petitions Hon. John P Hale, Amos Tuck. NJ e..
J. &. Pslirey, 81. C.. J. r. GiddiDgs The Committee
request all who do so ~ transcribe the above
petition, obtain as many signatures As practicable In
their respective localities then enclose them In strong
wrappers and forward them Washington directed 10
either Of the above gentlemen Immediately after the
opening of the next Congress. By complying with
this request VI action may be secured and per-
maps much good sGsced Be that il may those who
engage in this service heartily unto the Lord may
hear from His blessed voice ia the day OF reckoning.
She hath done Dhai she could pr
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LAIR IRON HAYTI.-Ihe SCHOONER Barbados.
from Cape HsyIien I'll inst arrived this port yes
,erdsy Captain Mayo reports mat al quiet there
when ne lef News had been received from Porisu.
Prince that President Sc0uqle was dangerously sick
md had o.t his voice He related 70 have been poi
.oued Letters from Cape Hayden received BY Mr..
Wilson. u. ; Consul now here. state that there had
been some outbreaks At Jscne and Grand REVERE In
consequence Of the debssed state OF the currency and
the consequent high price Of goods.
The schooner Telas from Oonsives ith inst also
rived AZ tbs port yesterday. Capt HAdley reports
that commercial matters were gradually assuming a
better shape IN The sand lei,er from GonAve' says
- ett..r. from the capital are very encouraging COT
fee was fast falling in price and confidence f.st gaining
ground Merchants again begin 20 give credit 70 mer
ehAnts which Of ATE has ben Refused The stock OF
American provisions Sss getting reduced .1d oe,,es
prces were OBTAINED for nlos articles. Boa IraV I'd
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DESERTED lSFANTs.-A male infant was found
last evening in alley way No. l5 Elm st-senI 20
the Aims House A female child LETT last even
ing the door OF Mr.. Holnstead No. 20 Goldst and
also sent 10 the Aims House