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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17
~ AssURAMCE.

etrrnVtr. fnte kI'NI ffUH ASSURANCE SOCIETY,".
2eCo0,hil London. and n Wal-st New York.
CAPITAL Ej0O,0OO 81 a.. OK Ss,2po'Opo.I
I empowered by Act of Parliament n Fic'-ltoym
'ei ne O-r'H. TT IAMIE MURRAY, Geofse-.t
i i,,l..', FEtG-S0V CAMR0ux. secreflry
UNITED STATES BOARD OF LOCAL DIRECTORS.
NEw-f0RK- -. 800.
c. z HABIcuT Charm. SAMUEL :, H04WLAND'
J0SATiftS GO0DHUE, WILLIAM VA, HOOK,
JAMES BOOR5lAN
BOSTON.
GEORGE ~ TEACHER BENJAMIN sEAghR,,,
i5RAEL WHITNEY, ELIJAH d. BRIGHAM
c G4ENEET e a, BGPlsT william JOKES JoSEs
JONATHAN MEREDITH, cANIE HUFFMAN,
d.. J. A. McCULLOCH ,,..,., -.
J. LEANDER STARR General AGENT EDWAhD T.
RICHARDSON, General Accountant, Tor The Jped 5laes'
TIfE gOIiOWISG ARR AMONG THE ADVANTAGES
OFFERED ~ THIS INSTITUTION;
The guarantee VI large capital ln a'Hllon =" 'A' az
NE peculiar benefit secured ihe assured by the principle
VI TIE rayat Of premiums har yea,iy quayseyiy BY
parties iayed for iois term ~ ye a. lns ia'lloia4
NE f-aveiiny leave extensive md liberal
Per-0ls insured for fe, can, a. ne coinetcrhieh Doi'
row half amount Oi animal premium, eiil cam ~ '
urVe 'or I've Successive yeifsi on ueh Own nue. e
'BTof NJ, srraii s permanently invested 10 he United
-r,. m e names 0f llre of 'le Local Directors, rs thus
,4~.-ava able always r 4-sured % cases Of disputed
claims lshOud any such er-el or yAers.-e-
Thrv days allowed. aier eac4 payment Of premium be-
comes due. without lorielrlre of policy.
81 clsr.e l5r,.anip day " l5r Medical Examination.
ME society being founded le MImal and JOINT stocz
onnc1e pare- may participate n the profs Of The socis
fv fssofrls 0f which annually divided among those
secured far if- f.e participation scale See Bonus"
Tie SOciey connected with either Marine or Fire
Insurance.
TIE O. ; Local Board meet every Wednesday, al ih.r
Office Was where Oh business connected with the so
cetys operations Boz America fransaced-arordng there
by every possible dvsnage Of prUmpmess and aeuol %
parties u cave ~ .r4Ye yas, settlement oi claims
&c &c. oil.
Medical Examiners attend daily a. P NJ. Al u Wai-st
and III fhe oc- Of the erenf oca Boards and Agences
uz4 1axJmis j. LEANDER STARR General Agent
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FIREWORKS.
FIREWORKS, FIREWORKS,

AT - MAlDEN-LANE,
~ ..e, ss.rinf f., lr.f rurHfy nnd fic lowest
J price PURDY 3 ROBBINS - Madden lane
my-Jyis ---------
trIRENtORR S.-NEW-NORN LABORATORY, 10
! Fo,n.t f,s0 doors south at fuouA complete assoti
rsf r,vor.s are now offered sale, conssiae OF t'
f,o,.nr. roe cts. from 90 o h; Roman canaes' uvui
2to u balls: trancies oi al sizes Scroll bec ap VIZ
FL. No do. mines uf serpent, dos Bcnroa Athls 90 "a
hlIron pieces do. fyne p cons dos loIhhons 40 u
MONS do flower pots. pom arcs; pin wheels seipeus'
-rr,.horners. blue nghfs orpVdots pulnns ef"'Aets'
Acknowledgements. iostc &c., trc cfacAtfe, Nos ana
Country merchants and dealers n general are requested 10
call ana examine fhc above stock.
\ Committees for c and country dl-piay-' nl.hhs
AMI private parties. can Dee supplied on ne mos nOeie
-. A, h te above mentioned arlcts, wmrihltd' INC MA
cru, .,s t,,.,-ltl,f 81 BENNETT.
griREWORlA@- FOURTH or I,l, ISIS.
-ISAAC EDGE. lr Jersey Cuy, near me ieffy TOT W
las, Is yss Pyrofrcn.f of Castle aud Nitos ottlef' WI
fbe p-pIe cities throughout ile Union, no" oAts 20 wv"
,h1c h, most rAfon.tr brilliant and richest SoiofeS "a
4honaI Fireworks manufactured y me me- saws
Slyv rsatlv per order. ENnh rols from >, 20 eoon
Fors.le only sf ihe Laboratory In Jersey Wy or -
" HOLBFRrON'S. - Maidrn-iane. y. Y. mN-sDFt'
s,IwryyORk-.-A general assortment and OF We We
le.f quality AisO H. Halls snpef9,, l Nort'"
Fnv """fs. 20g Washngton-si
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tfh W PINE. AHr"Hnrff -.
1ROCkFltN CHINA AND GLASS WARE-bl
o. Or.v ani s fc st.csUouI 81 dare 90 Anf-si' on
TUESDAY flo -l ius n in oc.u's sarge ard Aehefs.
assortment " c'.fl. GLOSS. aUf ctrt~lnk hl
rarf of N, bite -ranfa white Stone cnr, Sowing hue ARC
printed chime. its ant dinner ses 'ilA .rte' oe.
.erec.r. aso ar.e .-roffnUni az 4. G 81 he ara en.
r.rf ware. .irnocs. urhel-, uCrIr.trs lanps Ac &c
~. Ia. ..,....... Id fI., .s.....,.ff irl1 q
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II Reformed Duich Church ON Tweniy-hrsi.st
lear SNavl 1fe under fle pastoral charge or ieF r IT.
dtY-Disine service next sabbath, by Rev Dr. GtstANOs
ABEL OF Geneva Service lci AN, and + NJ. jclI IT,
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ry,HE EYE.-DR WHEELER oeg p G. ,'. s...
1 - etst- b. exclusive ai'eli.on io a.-e-'' I. r.. 5
-.-..-~ Irf.eeucr- gwen lo me l.-L llill-
c. OF-s Inars iom1 III io PM Ar
.r.a. r,-- f.r-a.e and inserted
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WANTS.


I 49, 49,.
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F''a' '
=. ID. .. I... .-.a ..... az ....... II. ....
w -, - 4. i.-...r.- l,-.r .- .r, r.. .- ..'.-.
aH- '' ..Hr .l ..io- ,,-i pr - ~ many .e-s
eA.-1-- t.. ii.... 2. -t,s . e
-- h-e'-e .-- Do ''. ''''- A--'''' .. D. D.
-----------.--
II ~ lib-h I- ..
be.t -..i- lbs c.aa--.a rl He .lr one ef.. llI
I'D fnr l...rl --l.r- t.r rHi.-.-.- aHI 20 N- l---.
corner o Wal. m .le bee, .-i.' I.'A p g. u 'o J. 81
--- l-
ft-fNTID-A s...." b. psi t0-.-
~ a.--. a-r.o. %
.- +. ...a..i rs c.,.--- II.
AIANTLD-Al .--.t fi-. '.i. ''-- '...-
" %. fH
3 Ill. r. -. ..
.er r- 7-
WANTED person '. .t- iar
" an Interest
r-a.y Sale. -cl-. Apply Pr ' h.-'a.--- -l -ll' nieA
Office. frIu 4fl O.cl.,.
WANTED 100 Agents.. darrahl-ari al
r.-f...- ..- ... rs.--.. ari Western ~a.0- Agents
.. ID. ..... -tlt. a lf.r DID, or..-.r-f Address
eI5 J1aN g. WELLS. 20 s..-nst
vyrtNrrD-tiavn1a l5'or. re-.s .f a--.a irg
" @ ..o one having -... r.0.a-l.'.l ...- may
...- E.. .. C...ar.... ~HI.l.r -ll..-. between
.rI I0- .U.s .- between tui f.t 4
tkfANIID-lF f frf --..' .i ''
" seams a-u ra..i-t. -' t' '' '.. ..a- 'i
.. II T. p. a.
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The Bank OF W oOstef' Win c4IculhuoH OF ctc''ulJ
failed in March OF course, her report is not included
r,rdnr the Lnad q LIE

It viii be seen that while the assets have decreased
nearly 81 100000 the liabilities have increased over
ssO0OOO We are afraid Ohio friends are going
ahead 700 fast and that continuation Of the present
specie drain would cmbarrass them perhaps to a gene
ra suspension udicious curiailment would be much
preferable 10 bankruptcy
The Commercial Bank ct Kingston Canada, has
declared scmi,annual dividend of 3i per cent
The receipts at the Custom-House' Tampico'
during the last year have been 100000, collected at
an expeos OF about $4,000
The question of creating sinking fund Tor the
adual but certain cxtnguishment Of the state debt s
again preached and urged in some Of the papers Of
PENNSYLVANIA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17

t,yF AND EAR.-Dr POWELL, O'l,,l. Al,' .- &c.
-, = IN a'seq--- ~ the Eye sod Elr a. l. -
- Ia Nv entrance Warre1-st Just pua..--'e
IT, -,rj .i,.on of Dr. Poweifs Treatise ol '.- rls
.---.r- IN NO.. Of sddlroua mareri price 81 e-n.-
a. @ IL ~ > 81. c4s-e. q. s0 his SrlAcuug BYE fuAl-
d m c- rr-, ,ff-riny ile Eyes, which Obtained M ~ q
~. i.i .nl. -l.- :. ..--,,-r.4 mV-4 im-+
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~; rcasOudulc Apply On VIC Pi'"N''' 49, ''''
~ ITAI1~T-.-fALUABLE EAST NV
Es ER PROPERTY. FOR sale way yaLOAsLE Ms ne,
Past River consisting 81 a large convenient Dwelling
fropnd mostly in fine Garden This - of the most
healthy and beautiful locations on ine Easi RIVER hho very
valuable either pnVaie residence Df place o. Dosnss,
being re only convenient landing place between Bellevue
and HIr9aie Fern. a., -.
il.o Gy Subtitle valuable Wharf Properly on me bsst
River 10 t,e foot at S.xyhr.fst Tits street nae been
rrfded and MacAdamzod; and here s au excellent me ol
new sa.es running from Ibis Iace 10 DE FUTON hatse,
and Ferry every erh mulfc- for "a cents ~ ,nD.f
pndc1ars apply af % " a-. room No l3 " ~ J8OH LL,
Al bis residence Ou slxy-tfsf-st Jrio sis~''os
-, AZ PRIVATE sALE-fhe valuab.e Yarn SUI
10 aed n WiIuusiown, Osweeo County, s'he oi Nsw
49, York. containing Ole hundred ahA Iofy 1870 "Ay
az which 7. woodland The said Farm ls well wHiefed, and
would be exchanged for city property Eof efhs &C sp'
9lyfo ANTHONY J. BLkECkER' Aucloneer,
le7 lw) D-oau---
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49, eTNDAl EXCURSION, JUNE "a
81 ,CONEY ISLAND AND FORT HAAiL-
S--a-s- 40 THE fat and comm0diogs steamer
~ NICHOLAS Capt j. y Roinal, viii leave AZ follows
from NodL River
Loss Asrrfsoos LIS Arttsoos LIZ -.
Thirteenth ~ 10 AN t0ff Ith-silt - 700 I'D g. ~ ~
Hammond Ftf. hanai9fi -. D. PAl helaaepi.. -
---ff '' |ttnt ---.. .lltl i, 'f. ~
PerN11N.LlO - fefNo3Nh +- Ifff No3Nt~S
f~..e I.ItItn.. IIea.rgId l. ItelFs Ial66 90
The celebrated Steamboat JAMES MADISON viii run
Moasfss tsr AfrrAao9s Los -.
Fo.t Crrn.is 40 An Foof Grand O. y. n. TX Pm
Csfhtrns n. p kI0t -- Ctfiaraest L. R..lh 90
per So s. = R'.....ii % PerNo.s y.R ...-.....9
f-sve Con-y " f~ss.nr con.y I-sad...B 90
Fare each way ~ cents JOHN kODNAS, Agent
j. 10 2is foot NOfuiADofe e. np-slHns
IT. FOR THE FISHING BANk-y;Sy
rzf'i ssei 'vfte ffauIcl -ea-sieanltr NfN-hA'LS,
- ~1-~Cspt David Lampmsn, VIII commence Is'
nps lie Fishing Banks On Tae.csy june 70 &c ~, -.
during the season make tso UPS Per we'A eAss ss
fet u Duans.i every Tuesday and fnaay ido rnng
O'Clock foot Of HaMH ord - p, LOOT 81 ~
o. AID Per No r. a. Fare - cents. pan pf9riosa on
board. Defhel II ooI
v-za FNgVR-IDNS.-The steamers
= -ysp---,$SORTII AMERICA and COLUMBIA have
zen f-ed 40 fJr pleasure parties and eyef.
..on. Those VINO may desire their use VIII apply a. -
peone'. Line Ofce. - Green~ich-sf. ielI lm
n-S~ FOR BRIDGEPORT.-Ihe steamer
= III, I<NINROD VIII leave food Of MIks.st v
Er--rr----- saturday June H. n O'Clock, r D. ne
turu.ng, leave Bridgeport 81 O'Clock on honoay ''As
iel6 li-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17

NrF,V-u.VEN COUNTY BANh NOIE> re-
i y I...rnsll III per cent ... Il 10 ., MN 90
DREW. ROBINSON co 81 Wai ,.i,
YORK. lane 2 l-f.
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" The Response of Newly orl<. - IHE
FRIENDS OF IRELAND AND OF HUMANITY In New
York invited to assemble In MASS MEETING on the
ground known NIBLOS GARDEN corner Of Brosdys az
and Pnncc-st New-York. on MONDAY EVENING, The
18Th rsi 81 o'clock TO take such action may be necea-
~ Ia the present imminent crisis o. IrelAnds Affairs and
pecay with reference 20 The arbitrary and inhuman
uci OF ihe Brush Government toward the Irish patriot
John Mitchell.
several dis uised friends Of the cause viii address the
meeting.
By order OF the Provisional Committee.
ROBERT EMMETT, Chairman.
r,..rSs c.ssyRLY. sec'ry pro TEN jel7 p
~ The Committees of Five selected IRON eac
- ii ,le other Committees appointed by the Meenn
- democratic Wings held al the Broadway House on ihe
evening Of The I2h June, are requested 10 meet a. .'
,,sv House on MONDAY EVENING next al 0e.oeA
n Their puncual attendance is earnestly soAciiea' as
s ~ he greatest importance viii lie laid before them
a. ords, HORACE GREELEY, Chairman
M n y P1 ed.ses Secretaries. jel7 y
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i.. -..... ..t. .......t
A'.. N..-'' -.--- TOD - --- OF .''
muse rNI ~. 80
80. -. ,.r-.,t, ~ go ppntnur.v
= ihiu rs y vt'-t - - -. Al, a,
d N~fa f NA-.-e -tt '-i' 81. ~ ,..t. " l'ef.
- -nNt evening" .r e'''-'.-e -- ~ ''.oNN' "'oi'
open a- % .'ce. ...
Ca : tLi AlA1 ID t.N'i''.. ..' ..l- s't.ei-
,l.rnIsu-a J.. c' rl'i.e. t' " ~ Fl. ..l ,
AGer Va a -Ia1t lf 20 l'n
no..- tA> ID. p Lrt ~ on a''e- - '- - - f''-'F
fa t.' -....r
amer " i.c ..' '....-.... '.... '..i.,ftN. rrrr
Nir.Nlf' 20 ,, ,.,'' Mrs. Mac.
~. Nt I"A--.f .rf-.
fl.s .Ho.,.I ov d .r.1l advertisement lie PAS kO-
COCO. hyll Dsn.e.sc- ,Q SEES ia costume worn -@fs
lie ~. Il. ol LoI.. NlN.
Clarsrof sn aoar' intern .s.on tor refreshments.
tn ot iglo ea ny p 1i..' ~ h a. y.e,,oi.,
,3l ...,.,.s ....' b.. n 'f.r,.. T1.e,
60 IA 81. ~ ,-s a. A-.i.-., ,f tfu-c PARIS. "a.
~ rr.-s 5l -.r.s ro commence af ti O'Clock. ielI
=.
CASTLE q AKItsN -i'|tl'i- rs. .'
l;..ock Aiu.. ,s'll..5 ctr,s-st TJRDAi EVENING,
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D" g.. ~ N Ni hifrt ul Nnaa.Itr ur.s be- rr.ns
ca b. cHared "dh aa,- ca head rt-t af b, tle .e
g. '- tNt AMI also .traS h.r with thrr- other
t'- =" 'i'..ltt hr co.nr. raf plea OBJ not eal',.
WY" ' ' "' VI" 81 down
er.-v.ror Comm L., o. -,
- "N hi G. s-hclorc Judge
W. !. ...'.. '.-'i ai f'iHHatr ~ itItr
. r......i ,', n '-'' in. c,st'tf 90, iiiIe
e. .t.... ~ ~. ,,- ms. ~ ..'.'.7 .-n tf', oc1
~ t..I...l II-.-.s sisst IN. o,rf,,-i a. 49,
-. ~. ..e 49,, s.e u.. ...trr of ST.. I r.. I'D
hr oaat-ti 90 aat tme -ae ~' '.7ai o ,ri'e mo,cr
aa,at sF n'.i5 same ~u n.r' ie eaai
~ .,.It. (, g.. NM. $50. az o-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17

CucUIT couKr-The contest as 20 the WI Of the
~ ~ IysA occape. tie aiieatoao ihe Court sne va b
efa<i1lcl tA.s isreu1ol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17

y, TO IET-Pan Of the store lli Wauensi. Ken |
"a. reasonable Apply on the premises. Jeio lwls'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17

suPRgxE C0UKr-Gencrl Term --N0reN Va Nor
yAtoa Is fLs husbai o. dsone I came before dc
Court sglet re decision Jltse Eiuoads, dea
gr aosae n tbsn bad already granted enable
les " -ee-d tse s4t Argauesi "is heart
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AlE-.R-. GnrPn. NIDEMT q CO. re.necl


CASTLE GARDEN-The public are respectfully n
roi.sio,,' fll cents myll
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AT - MAlntN-LANE, .
~ ..e, ss.rinf f., lr.f rurHfy nnd fic lowest
ID price PURDY ROBBINS % Madden lane
b. pIt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17

E,I.V PAPER. WHALE-O1L SOAP and Ml sAEl TO
L pOI,ON .-Fre,h prepared Chemical w la.e-, :.
Soap for ro-e-Ill-- slu ctrrfI lHr-f ir t-' o y
.-r. "a new NI-geu urenlraIllt l..."-.,. li--A Dt.
Pae for CocArolrhes alI Rate; also Au'' MON -.i D'
0up P1..oas-al. warranted rl'rtlu .t ~.
N'----' I9 rYr .rnI-zt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-17

CARDIFF clesspavers of N.w-lorA are Ie-
4 -qc-i1.y informed 1at they VIII nlw ,.l c--,
board. anal men BOO fle smoking room ai WILLIAMS r.
CO.'S Wholesale aud refa. cigar store 5- Bower .e'
doors above fle Iltater. ..lt L
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mya S@iseoi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-10
THE vHRY LATEsT.

LIVERPOOL,
Saturday, 10L AM. Oct %. ]


Saturday, 10H AM, Oct %, 1S4s. :
The Irish intelligence has lost its interest and i'm
portance at least for the present. The commission
sitting In Dublin about to try Mr. Gavsn Duff
fy for felony not high treason previously
reported 1t is not city, but county grand and
petty ju,y before whom his is to be
The foreman has already returned true bills and yes.
tsrdsy the preliminary proceedings we're commenced
but they did not contain any matter Of Importance
The prayer of the people to spare the lives Of the
victed traitors at Clonmel has been granted At .
meeting Of the prvy council held on Sunday, 1t was
resolved that they should not be hanged drawn snd
guare,ed is said that they will all be sent to spend
the remainder Of their days in Bermuda.
Nothing definite has been determined upon regards
the writ Of error The Attorney General is said to be
Lords should agree to the views propounded by the
prisoners mel Should the writ not be allowed to
issue it will create disaGection and even prove
to dem alton that Ireland is not governed by
the same laws England. This will, should It 20
forth, undoubtedly lead to explosion that will be
very difficult to subdue.
The mission Of DR.. MeHale Roman Catholic Arch
bishop Of Tuam. to Rome has been successful. The
Pope has issued retcript against the Irish Colleges
and r.ct nds the erection of Catholic University
n that country. This will cause great annoyance to
the government
The internal state Of Ireland far from being salts
factory Opposition to the payment of rent and poor
rate is now the order Of the day.
The French Republic.
The Paris papers, Of yesterday. have come to hand
Their columns coupled with CONNER ts the un-
expected vote Of the mby the question Of the
election Of President
favor e. the amount TO the credit Of the Treasury
beng $4,000 francs, against 10 100000 francs last
week
The Latest Market intelligence.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARker, Oct. %,
Our cotton market opens this ming with
nets AT The zane time, we cannot report any &oti-
witty up till the time write, state with uraoy
the probable sDount Of sales. We have therefore,
mercy TO observe, that there is fair at the
current rates Of yesterday.
LIVERPOOL Com MARxEr, Oct 28.
Little or nothing ooiDg. The market Is dull and
larguid, and Pices have declining tendency.
MANoHTsIIR GoopS AND Vans MARKEr, Oct. 28.
The OF the market has rather In pro we'd uri
the last few Gays and this morning there is rather
more doing in most descriptions Of goods but prices
sIe not quoted higher.
LONDON ! Little business was done yesterday in
for H,hspo and Frsbkf,rt; but in other res pee U.s.
'btr. was not any material change.
BAMBuhc.-Scsrcely any business is reported to
railway sluIes ere pfeteLted 81 being veIy firm.
BtniIr Or letters from this city. which bear
dave October 20 info that there was proved
In the ttock and share market and tlignt rise
lad taken place In prices. The fives were quoted
alta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-10

The Foreign News-Europcan Prospects.
The intelligence from Europe brought by the
America, Is gloomy lii the extreme. France still
continues to be problem to the world, and he
would be rash man who would venture to pro-
noupce definite opinion on its future. At pre-
sent, order is only secured at the point of the
bay onet, and 1t seems improbable that such
state of things can be maintained for any length
of time among people so mercurial and impulsve.
AS well as we can Judge, however, by the present
phases OF the public mind there, the republic has
a beter chance than the monarchy, though, should
LOUIS Napolean defeat Cavagnac, Lamartine, and
his other competitors for the Presidency, it is i'm
possible to say what new turn things might take In
tina, country. In the meantime, trade has fallen
away, commerce has been destroyed, and the in
dustrlal and laboring classes are suffering the
greatest distress
Across the Rhine the picture looks gloomier
still Democracy and despotlsm have again ap-
pealed to the sword, and there Is every reason to
suppose that at this moment Germany is the
theatre of asanguinary civil war Vienna
rounded by three hostile armies, who are making
arrangements to storm, or starve, or reduce the
city TO ashes The insurgents, meanwhile, are
preparing energeticaly for the struggle, and
anxiously expecting Hungary to make diversion
IN their favor. One thing, however, appears pretty
certain, that should the mbeIile representative OF
the house of Hspsburgh be reinstated on the
throne from which he has been elected, he will
owe his good fortune to his Sclavonian subjects,
whose services on this occasion are not so much
given from Loyalty to the crown, as from their
j. alous and lnmcal feelings towards the German
rsce. Butt throne resting on such support, can
neither be powerful nor permanent.
On the other hand, should the insurgents be vic
torous, the result would form new epoch In the
convusions of Europe far greater in Importance,
ard moe serious in its consequence, than even
the French r, voIu,ion. In France the feudal sys-
TEN was aDnihaed by the revolution Of 1888;
the old arsiocrscy were banlshed or put to death;
The law OF primogeniture was abolished, and the
immense landed Estates formerly in the hands OF
y few, were cut up and divided among the people,
81, that at the present time one-fourIh or more OF
he French population are landbolders At the late
rev, luton, therefore, the changes were more OF
political then social character, and they were
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North Carolina.
FIRST DESPATCH.

FIRST DESPATCH.
WAsHlNoToN, Nov "a p h.
Geographic despatch informs that Robeso
county N. c., gives Taylor SO majority; In 1874 Polk
majority was Giving gain 12l. An election vi
held for q State Senator to supply . vacancy. Ros
land wbg. is elected by PSI majority. This
rhig majority in the Legislature Of two on jobs
ballot and probably the election of . whig to tb
United States Senate.
Judging from advices received here, Taylor viii ha,
majority Of about 1000 in the old North State.
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The Presidential Election.

We have compiled the following table, in order
that our readers may see, at glance, the way In
which the Presidential election has resulted, and
the probable majority which General Taylor will
have over Gen. Cass. 1t Is based on the latest re-
turns that have come to hand by telegraph and
otherwise; and although they are not official, they
can be relied upon as regards the general result.
We doubt not that it will be acceptable to our
readers
The Electoral Vote Of lS4S, SO FAR as known,
C0mpared with th0t of 1914.
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Virginia.

Virginia.
FIRST DESPATCH.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Ok p. NJ.
Further returns from different parts OF the Stat
are rather favorable to Taylor. He gains little
every county. lIs.
Loudon county official, gives Taylor LOSS majority
SECOND DESPATCH.
WAsHINoros, Hov. 9-S A. M.
Returns from seven upper counties in Virginia h.v
been received here which exhibit . gain of 800 "a
Taylor, compared with the whig vote at previoy
elections.
Stafford county gives Cass 20 majority; msjorit
heretofore democratic
FOURTH DESPATCH.
PETERsBu NC, Nov. 9--P. M.
Taylor is reported to have gained comparing wit
the whig vote in 1S4C 81 vote, in Essex county !
In Amelia IL In Cumberland 100 in King and Queer
and lat in Fairfax.
In Hanover county, Cass has majority of15 Cla
In 1874, had . majority of 10.
FIFTH DESPATCH.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 0-10P. M.
In 0oochland the whig gain is IS; in Campbell, r
and In Halifax and Mechlenberg, the reported gain
$50 ON the Presidential election Of 1874.
SIXTH DESPATCH.
RrcHMosp, Nov. ell p M.
King William county, l4l for Cass-s7 wing gain
Halifax, $50 for Cass-whig gain, 247 James city
for Tsylor- democratic gain, 2 Richmond county,
for Taylor-whig gain, Newkent, 80 for Taylor
whig gain, GO.
The total gain in the above seven counties, on Il
vote of $780, between Van Buren, and Harrison. IL 20
which, added to the gain In the table Of Virginia r
turns, Is 545 for Taylor Harrison.
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FIIE AT Oyster BAY, L.l-Tuesday morning,
al hali-lsst II cock, fire broke out in the tai
rthop Of Borkus Richardson, and extended to the
cabinet chop OF GemRe 4 Allen, Sciosset Division
SoDs ~ TenIeraLce aud carrisg- makers shop II Sa
niutl y. LUosm abd grocery and dry goods store Of
james Ludtsm the buildings being wood, were
toob IN leap ~ ruiDs. Loss of Borkus Richardson
.stn st.d ut S5OO DO insurance; o. =. Atirn $1,000,
btut"dip the Huntington Mutual $500, s. Y. Lud'
8m, $500. no iDsuiHpce James NJ Ludian, $4,000, In.
tuied $500 IN the Glen Cove Mutual Sons OF Tenn.
J'iHDce lost all their forfeiture aud books, no nsu'
rance - B,0okfyp Sfor
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Georgia.

FIRST DESPATCH.
BALTIMORE, Nov. o-P. M.
Returns, ss far as received, exhibit gain Of LOO
for Taylor compared with the whig vote at the Cor
ereseional election Taylor will, probably, carry th
State.
A despatch from the Macon (Georgia) Journal say
that the State Is safe for Taylor.