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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-07
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itoes uno SIcitnas, ben 3tcn une 3ten mad,
fen Wdrs, nm 10 llhr Wtittage, an Der lcBt,
bergen Wchnun9 ccs ocrficrbcnen Scbaun
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Fern @aaej Sofcrpias. ? @aacn, Drcfdma'
fdinc, q8inemiihc, Wfcree9cfd,irr alIer slr.
ten, neu bel Der 3cnHr, gSclihfcrnlaut,
furseS Strob bci ecr ectts. 500 @etunb
lon9cs Strct, 60 9foiten, 4 @drrrl @ei9,
3 Srudtrcffr, SpCrrs uHb RhPfflten; Ssen,
letsrn, QBaocnwinee, Sncbbdnf, 8artcf.
frln teim SuId,cl Gjhbelu, 9icd,su, Soctsl
Sanf, Sdacn, 8cbrer, 6pbcln, Sd,ubfar,
rcu, Sufdlcchaut Splltar, Scitcl, 9crte,
3nbcr, Sdefe, Q,itrru, Tuttcr, 5r69e, SSi.
fen, NcqsheacS, @drrcIfdhcr, Butter, @or
en- 2 Srfcn nit llcbr, q Better uuo gctiIa.
ecn, 1cppid,e, SuiIiS, lcinfr THf, 1cst
Crahr, . Stiitcn, 3lfde, Stntlc, 8Gnfc,
Gdldranf, Spiegrl, Sileer, pcricIain QEaa
re, ocrfdiceene perthpclIe Binder, ais 8i
tetH, crIcpbt Wtrfe, srnet's wabrc6 Chris
ffcnthum, lc., Spinnrae uno SIdirrt, fnnfcr,
ne uuc riierne 8elIeI, 8chbdfcn, Boilers,
lihr NIT SaitehL SIertespidc, snei ifiidcn,
fhr&uf, liuusrRfs @pfhrr, Qafmcr9c uuo
joifrn, Hnc zine grrse 8erfhieocrhrif ancc.
rcr S.aus' une SaucrR.@rrAtbe SH umitino,
lid, ~ mcIccn. Is
Die geoin9unaen am gcrfaufstage uno
2Iuf,rartung
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-07

S5ranrretb's aoiQelt,

lie Sranorrtbs pilIeH fno adnsiid, SegeG
tabi!ild Enp egein nuG fcIdep @rnueldeeR
9smahi, IoeId,e cine Ianae Grfabrun9 aIs
rid,ti9 erprcbt bat. Gs III iest feiue Speff
ulatiCu, menn man in Jfrnnfbeit feiHe 3nl
Aud,t sn linen nimmt, tIe (inp e!s bic tsifsH
9ieini9er eer girsepfioe gnb tss WaaenS
brfanp,, ppo In qqen tsSpeptiiheH Hnb bilii
bctrad,tet. Sree 0dmilie fciiie eiefe piHeh
i'm Saaie hoitrn. MeRn sehSria aFtrdndlt
i'm Sale arsnsi n6thia IL, lpirb nnr : r lelI
ten elm Ccftcr nptbi8 feiu. Su alien gaRfa
pen 8erfdltuas, hnften pfsr Sbenn,aiiss
p'rS, Fuc eg bic Reibeuoen ibrem 66rpek
fdHlrig cteie pilieu ia 9ebraudIcn.
PSbiae ld,dsbare piD[sn fInp ja Buds
lfotr bon @rUB nnb Rsipet iH M
Ientanu, su babeH. = -.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-07
Orftnflif[le ssenrit.

@m Girnfa0 ben 29fen Ifbrpar, UNI
llhr 3tndWItiaas, fea am Sanfe ppu SenrD
z Sa,IeNsr, IN Springfslo 1aunfdip, guds
Sauntg. rff' ntlidl perfanft ipereen:
Gin Gdulswa9eu. bsinabe ncu, Gin 9
8tu epa9cn in Snttr Srcnuug, Gin BAH
beindbe nru, Gin @duISbooi, phu9, psug
S99r, Gin @ultiudtcr nit Satiet Sd,apfrln,
ncucr Sdlinen, 2 Sruhtrrffe, @sfdirr fin
3 pferbe, pfu9acfhirr, Sliuobalftern, J1iidr
cufd,ranf gutterbcrcn nuo Sutters3nbcr,
4cden, @abeIn, Sodfeu pcn jeber slrt, uno
lcnit nod oieIc 8aueru uuo Siihens @erdtb.
itaften gu umitdneIid 81 meleFn.
Die Scein9unscn am 8ertauffflge unb
9Iufmar:uu9 ucn
Saccb W. S6leifrr.
Sctrnar Z. na3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-07
geBte S1aCbritGt.

9IIe eiejcni1cn rcIhe rrd, ldnIoie ftne
al Die ciltcrladtuftaft rcs pcrilcrtcucu
u bro b a III YB cr man, IeBthin pcn
Iorthdrrtca lauufd,ip, erd,n @auntD, fei
cs aHf iueld,c 2Irt cS wclle, fuc bicrourd,
gum ecktenmal auf9efcrecrt, inuerbaIb
VScd,en bel ben lluter,eid,ucteu ausurufen
uno ob,ubcS1 SIud, eicjeni9en Die ned,
redtmdei9e Sorcrruuqen an acmeIcete Jon.
terIa(fenftdft habeu, fIub eriud,t tiefelte in.
ncrbdIb befa9tcr 3eit wctbcitdti9t ciniu,
hduei9cn, tnccm nad)ber nidlts mcbr an9c'
ncmmen wiro.
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4eter 5uber, wv 10
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-07
OefentliChe sSenrll.

Samflass, ben 4ten Miri nm 10 llbr
&cr9ens, iog all eem Sapir fes pfrlicrbei
nen & las Sfmmfk ip 81: Wbciti
baa Sannfd,ip, Sfentlidp perfsuft tpereen:
gin Cfarbcrn Waaen, pHlas, @99e,-
BipomilhIc, Seu bel Der 1cnne, Sfrcb bel
peM @Gbpnp, @ruueteeren beim Snft1fl,
Sin @Iew. br, Ii(d,e, StnhIe, Rdnfe, 9Reg.
RAD, 3hber, Stdneer, nnb fcHf prh aaerIei
9rtifcl gu pc tIdulti8 sH melreR.
Gie Scbinsunsen qm gerfqpfetase uab
sIafrpartpus pPn
@i1iam SemmeL
Venjamiu SemmeL
Gennis Semntel.
S'byusr 2. rasm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-07
Ralfl Raffl Gatf.

Trifdl arbranuter Calf in gu hateu, u 2
@euts eas Bufd,el bic n6hlsn Meata9, N
SnOmbeitbng Iaunld,ip, Eed,a @anntu, bsi
aPuuaT 4 uqsni
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-07
2(rlncul)aus sGclbnlln9.

Die 9ied,uuu9 pcn 6 hartss g dacr,
Ga Sd,obmciaer Der Eircftcrrn ecs
Soau1ss sur 8elbdftanng nno unierhali
Der Armtn fur tas @aMnin eednd, ocm
2tcn osannar. 1877, tiS inm lltcn SaGu
ar, 1913, belize Gage init rln9citlesen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-07
.NefEital-@tiabli fIit

-0cfPitai-@tJa6Ii flir
SouhcII 1867 45 ; Waurerorbcit,
73 G2; Sane'3hnrfdmelIr, 10 o. /;
Sauitcff, &c. II 90; S0dlfeinIcocn,
302 SO; 2 drcirer:9Irtrit, ouf 9fcd,,
nung, 90 90; |odifcinfabrcu, III
40 @armcr Steiuc, &c. l3 90 i,
Sdicfcrndd, 257 So ; 0nthcu ria.
tirru, | SO Sadltcine, 7lO O5 !;
Stcinr Sd'wclIcn, 5 10; THincrcn,
264 30 ; Rilfcrarbcit, 3S 2i; @d
itinas uno 6 fem 9Irbeit, 23S 90 :;
@rrtId,mico 9Irtrit. III 90; Crr'
hcn, 2 Is; BaHrrrinur uns Hlsd,.
65 81 ; Sd'l6Gcr uub ShInIfrI, -
6S ; Wcfrn uno Dfdifcru i'm S,rfpi.
tai, | 80 ; Sslrte QBaarfu, "a so =
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-07

lie Staaten Teu 6ampihre, 2bcee 81
Iauo, Delaware, Scwd, Connecticut. Der
mont, nnc Foro &arsIiHa, ilno gan; Sdul
ben fre.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-07
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rem o. 81 Stebr 9e9enilber iH

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@llentaHh
Tcr llntcrli rcbcne nimmt eiefr @elcocns
heir, irinen &rcunccn uno crm Vubiifum H.,
bcrhanrt eic 9Insei9c i'll MAIDEN, sae or ae.
senWdrti9 cns 9raete 9(rrfimcnt
GVer Slften Geeer 9Saarcm
auf eane hat, ood prh ie tei Jim gum Gers
fanf aus9cbctcn muree Scin qcrraib bes
iteht thrils aus SanhSuter, @utterfdiIrr,
Waid, 3ntcr, @imer, caIbbuIhcln, uno 10
pritrr, wclCtcS alIcs auf bic bette uno haucrs
hnfteiie 2Irt ucrfcriigt il unc al Iehr tiligcn
'prciicn pcrfIuft miro.
SunNs FrNIr. bic SauehaItHnaca onfan.
gen ieelipU, inS haupffadIid, eiueelaren bci
ihm an;Hrufcn, iurem or Gc nit fcld,cn
lEaarcn terignrn fam hie aud eaucrbaft
IMP.
Spbn 3. Gple.
Sebruar I. na3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-07

NauIes eur Selhdftaung uno unierhali
Der armtn fur cas @aunip eed,d, pcm
2ten Ssdnuar. 1877, tiS aum litcn sSanu
ar, 1913, bciee Gage init cln9eihie6en.
Or.
Sanuor 2. lsl7 - @i!aHJ l1ut
IcBter 9ed,uuna 1858 80
Nadrl 9 8aar cmpfanseu scui
@aunty Sdaemeiiler auf eeine
Srtsr pom Ifien EtIes, 1000 90
Neai Q. Saar empfanscn ocu
Bm. sIuffin, cinrr ecr Tireftcrcn
SeS Suds 60. armeuhauicS, fur
linierbaIt, Webi,in, uno siufipar,
tuua bon 9Ieam 9icihorb, ID 96
WPai z. 8aar empfan9en pom
@aunto Sdobmciiter gum Sbcil
ocincr Srefr pom Steu CieleS. 400 90
Wtoi 10. Saar cmrfan9cn pom
SauntD Sd,oBmciIter gum 2bcil
ccincr Sreer ncm atcn TiefsS, 600 co
Suli 13. Saar emrflugcn BON
Caricl VauIi5, GeIauf be,ohlt fir
bic nid't @rfiilIunq cincs Snren'
turcS non Sarah pauIiS, 4 90
9uGuff 3 gaor pom @auniDr
Sd'obmciiler, fur crinr Qcresr b.
2tcn Cicfes. 1000 90
October Is Saar BON @auntDs
Shoemciifcr, fir ccine Srccr ..
4tcn Cieies, 1900 90
9trp. 2. Gdar bon Girim iino
9icnin9er. Gin pfcro an Ie pertouft 80 90
9tcu. 5 Vdorp @auutD SddB'
mciiter, ,um 9bcil reusr Sreerr.
4tcn Dirles, 500 90
9tcu. lS. @aar prm @auntD.
Sd,nemeiiicr, gum 3beil beincr
Srccr pom 4tcu Cisies, 800 90
9icp. % YilauS $40 90
Ccc 81 Sur rciue Srocr pom
soften ciefes, 1000 90
Tee 81. 8aar vcn W . Gtcr'
barb, Sclauf prn Giciee i'm @cllBe
pcn 9Itam ecbr, CUR 3cit or i'm sIr'
mcubaulc auf9encnsalcn ruree, so 80
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-07
q el 81

d q 6 tun
IA lie Wilirrstaun @apaGeriffcu.
kdn inter rem BsfehI uon @apt Srieoe;
TE rid, Die @cmpnsnie oee @apt gRm.
MI 3rcrlcr, unb bic @cmpo9uie oes Gas
w ritoin 3ieaenfue, baben bsfchIreen
~ fItb am 22lfen Nctruar, CWnfdin9s
tcns @'etartsfng] nm 10 llbr 8crniiitasS,
an @afibau(r pru @Iias DiebL IN
OiiGeratanp, 81 rfriammeIn, MN palclbR
ben @eturista9 tes gsatsrs leiHes gater,
lanoes nuf cine anfidneiae Beife ~ feieru.
Cic pbise @cmpagnien Iaren hermit bcf,
lid,ft aas ancere @cmpaanien i'm @auntD eirl
bei5upchasn, pno antbsil an fcr 8eierlidDl
felt sii nebmeu.
Sebruar 7. assW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-17
Lnte from Venezuela.

By the arrival of the bark Ellen, Capt Reed, at
Baltimore, from La Guayra, papers 10 the lhln at
have been received The journals are All Of the Mona.
gas Government party and consequently their repre-.
sensations OF the collisions, movements &c oil the op-
posing armies and fleets, prejudcia TO Gen. Faez
Nothing decisive has however taken place though as
both fleets nave sailed for Maracaibo, we may expect
shortly TO hear OF meeting OF some consequence
10 the lata elections the Mouagss (Or so called Repu0l
cans gained the ascendency but yet the credit OF MS
Government is almost entirely ruined the paper com
m andng % per cent OF its nominal value SEINE
excuses and cruetes by the Paez soldiers are spoken
Of and also considerable desertions from his ieet
A decree of the Minister dated Aug. 2 declares the
port of LsGusyra 10 be again opened "A law has been
passed prohibiting the importation OF slaves into Nene
zuels. and making them free as soon as they tOucn
Venezuelan soil Mr. Thomas Williams has been ap-
pointed Venezuelan Consul at New-fork IN lieu OF Dr.
Juan b. Purroy The number OF persons arrested as
cOnspirators against the Government Increases Mon
aeas hes decreed an issue of $4,000 in Treasury Notes
agreeaby TO the law of 18th March, bearing interest
per cent per annum. He has Likewise Issued decree
prohibiting the admission into Venezuela OF any mem
bers of the society OF the Jesuits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-17

Galvanl was Professor of Anatomy at Bologna.
At the period Just mentioned it happened that several
frogs Invested OF their skins and prepared for COOKING
the broth prescribed for Madame Galvani' lay upon
table in the laboratory of the Professor near which at
the moment stood an electrical machine One OF the
Professor, assistants being employed IN some process
in which the machine necessary, TOOK sparks oc-
casonaly from the conductor, when Mad Gavani was
astonshed to see the limbs of the dead frogs conyulsed
with movements resembling vital action. she called
the attention Of her husband To the fact who repeated
the experiment aud found the motions reproduced as
often as spark was taken from the conductor, ms
was the first but not the only chief part played by
chance In this great discovery.
Galvani was not familiar with electricity Had he
been so he would have in the commissions oil the
frog evidence of nothing more than high elecoscoPc
accessibility in the nerves of that animal and an interest,"
ing example of the known principle OF tecr'cdt mdHo
ton But luckily for the progress OF science ne was
more an anatomist than electrician and 0eheid win
sentiments of unmixcd wonder the manifestation OF
what he believed to be new principle In the ANNA
economy and fired with the notion of bringing TO gh'
the proXimate of vitality engaged with ardenl
enthusiasm in course Of experiments on the effects OF
electricity on the animal system 1t is rarely mat an
example is found of the progress of science being Ia
vored by the ignorance of its professors
fLardners Lectures.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-17
Pennsylvania.

Alfred Gilmore Loco, is pretty certainly chosen
n Congress In the XXIVth District, instead OF
GEORGE w. SMITH Wing. Gilmore has some
800 majority in Armstrong $50 in Cearheld, 100
ireportedl in Butler and 100 or more TO come IN
from Jeferson-total l.O7O majority, to overbal.
ance Indiana which gives Smith but no 50 Gil
more must have 800 majority, though Johnston
has 400 in the same Counties. We Tear the
Wings did not nominate wisely.
We have also a lick back with regard to the
Erie District, though hope not a serious one.
Clarion instead OF only $50 majority for Thompson,
as reported by Telegraph has given him some Goo
or $50 less than Longstreth. This sends Campbell
into Potter. Warren, Mex can and Elk, only 700 or
90 ahead leaving the result doubtful The Penn
sy'raHian says Elk and Forest Gust set oil give
Longstreth 50 majority. Somerset gives 'o'2 Tor
Johnston toficia,l Bucks 81 for Longstreth' john
ston's majority may be cut down to 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-17

It's said that the yellow fever prevails exten-
.ively al Galveston as well as Houston Inc disease
Il however. Of a very mid type.
ca P II Bell Of the Texas fr0nter regiment mas
returned 20 Austin from Torreys trading house. he
informs the Editor Of the Democrat that MAJOR Neisn
-. indian AGENT and himself mad talk with jose
vs-a the Csddo chief re lstive the killing Of one OF
IN. ,be .ous months ago which resulted IN the com
Dis,s naci6caton OF the Indians. The rurors pub
k.hed of their having stolen horses from the rangers
turns out 20 be Incorrect
Tn. Governor Of Texas has refused 10 cal an extra
session Of the Legislature
50 P.rxtcro Col Kinney and Nr. Blood, says the
Corpus Chyis star visited this place and they repre-
.ent he Inhabitants there a. prosperous and happy
Tbev are mostly from the Emerald Isle the descen
5sn,. Of those who had ief; that country Tor more
Eber.l one Before the Texan war there was quite
settlement OF them in an5 about San Patrico, but tney
xe-- forced 70 leave L. sni far back 40 so there
va, not a human being living there Now they may
.s,-le down with the assured conviction OF ample pro
,ec,iou. and in that assurance may they prosper
col Hsv. with 81 men, hss started upon an expedi
ton ~ Cbihuahua He 10 the pioneer Of trade las'
commencing bu, which vii become, IN the course ol
,;,re Of vast amount and importance.
TrxAs Corrox CRoP-Ine bic0rd Adr7oaie . OF
nion that the Texas Cotton crop exceeds an average
ION 20 per cent though the worm has done eonsl1-fa
BE damage in many parts Of the STATE 800.
Hr,17g OF HorsToS.-The PresbyteridH OF me 1Otl
81, ssv. We are sorry we cannot tbs week announce
-. s,-,vsr,en, IN the health OF this place. We 90
~ -, ~ diseass will be eraccAted until frost
49, - our relief Many Of our most valuable eitizen'
- eIis vctirn. 70 this dreful scOurze, yellow lever
W. sSvise our friends in the country TO keep away
until after a good frost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-17
NRw.YORK, TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER ~,

the Of this p0isned mix alone thousands Of n
ianis and children ar sent 70 premature grsvesas any
re.pe table physcia Of experience viii readily inform
you. The butter eg' lard salt hsh Gni mesi cold
here are also generay stale and rancid unt 70 sustain
lie and highly conacive 70 disease, and constantly
keeping the neighboh0Od predsposed take the first
epidemic that arrive, n ia worst and most malignant
form. These causes. added 70 the hlthy and invent
lated apartment. int which our poor population Is
crowded a5andanily account for the devastating Vi
rulence with which he cholera and other epiiemics
sweep through the ruks % the working classes and
when y. ada the dfedful consequences Of dissipation
upon poisoned lquos and beer the picture OF horror
8 complete.
Thu. We see tina, he.e Liquor Groceries-of which
we have some two ihussnd in ew.York--constituie
one Of the greatest psts and curses Of society Fur
nishing they DO ih facilities Of dissipation to the
great body OF the poceE classes they therefore De
the especial and sarne, attention OF every true
friend Of temperance. IA one such we urge upon the
authorities with AL Ii force Of conscience and duty
70 discuss .ravely in thar councils the question as 10
the right propnety OF granting license TO any family
grocery whatever 10 SCI Intoxicating hquors-at the
time 10 bestir Themselves in suppressins the IN.
Vulnerable holes where i sold Erh0u license
Could they. have one, 90 through these vile
haunts and see their miserable victims drinking away
their lives and pawning thei chlirens bed and cloth
Ing. they would cetain, postpone for time
their herce debates upon the distribution Of the spells
Of Office ioreco al considerations Of vote making and
political popularity and set sgiousy at work 70 cleanse
the City of these dens Of pon,ion and niquiiy ls
too much to ask Of government which costs as much
as ours that should do wis may be done TO suppress
and extrpste the thousands pesthouses which scat
ter death and destruction IN ur midst OF what use
are our magnificent system Of public education, our
splendid private charitable societies, and even the
effective efforts OF unostntatous individuals Of
pety and benevolence whenL their benign influences
and endcsvors neuused by the pestience Of
grog shop seated at every por mans door What is
the responsibility Of that goernment which informed
and warned OF these things till suffers the evil to con
tinue and increase from yearto year VIII splendid
weekly collation. Ia the TesROom-even though the
reporters excluded OF tenderness TO the dear
peoples purse will an ANIMAL cherryparty TO Ran
dalls island Fourth Of Juk jublation-a grand turn
out and isre-up to the tune OF i've or six thousand
dollars every time Bre'et Drum Major John Smith
honors the City with vst-will all this 10
up these momentous moral delinquences, Of which
they douby guilty magistrates and men and If
how is 1t with them a Christians,
examination OF Mayor. Oace shows
following number Of csnse e liquor granted during The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-17
WHOLE no. 23i3.
CITY ITEMS.

MONDAY OcL 10 srtcs
TRoUBLE ABOuT 4 CORFsE.-lesterdsy alter
noon Or White. City Inspector called At the E.ev
cr'h Tsrd station House aad directed the Assistant
Captain 70 procure hearse and remove the dead body
OF q woman from No. III Lewisst of vhich the neigh
bors had made complaint she having died on Tuesday
as, and remained anbGred. ,asl Is alleged for want
OF means TO bury herr The corpse accordingly
removed to the Dead House but the keepers did not
feel a; liberty to receive Il there without certificate
from the coroner. The City Inspector gave order
for the keepers to receive the body which
second time and again the keepers refused to receive
Il wiihou, proper certificate from the Coroner who
WAS then sough, for at ate hour. As the inques,
could not be held last night the body then sent
back 10 the house Of the husband Of the deceased but
he would not receive IL and fnally Il became neces
sary % et il remain in the hearse until this morning
when the inquest held and the corpse sen, to Pot
,ers Field. Had Information been sent TO the proper
source AZ first no difficulty would have been experience
ed getting the corpse promptly removed and buried.
without expense 20 the individuals concerned
70 The libel case Of Prof Cunning :. Bedford
rs Dr. Edward II. Dixon will positively be tried to-
morrow tuesday, in the Court Of Sessions The long
delay Of the prosecution bring this to trial with
ia own peculiar interest has excited unusual degree
OF curiosity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-17
ALLEN DODwORTHs
pprvATT DANCING ACADEMY.

4as B,oonnest three doors west o. bosdwG
THY CLASSES FOR THE PREbLST sIAsDN are
i now oorn Pc sons whaling 10 become pupils WIN
pless- call and erier their names
Ladies. and Childfen's ClsAs' on Tuesdays ana ss"f
Ts.n.msu,s Class. on Tuesdays and rndsys, and Mon
XX.niIenen's PoI IA and Redow Glass at
private Morning Class II O'Clock, VIII be formed ff
twice a month exclusively for Pupis.
Pdvsts Lessons Al any not occupied BY the Glasses
dovs VsIse q Ce.lsus Vases 6eus Tempe and
Cinq Temps also Dances l.. 0ises, taken from
tho Ballet Of that name, and adapted u the BALLROOM ~
the celebrated Mons Cesnus add the hedows Poiks one
VI tho most beautiful Dances now 10 use.
Mr.. DODWORTH fsttsrs himself that he 10 peculiar!
qualified as Teacher Of Dancing, having been connected
with this Art for many years. and hsyng always svaled
himself q every opportunity perfect hmself for ne pro
fesson His musical education vii ceusinly snofc MN
every advantage thar ian DO dsnyed from thai Ar
Acxnow ledg Ing with graftude he liberal patronage h6e
ofore bestowed upon him. be assures oss WHO may esn
correct and fashionable style Of Dancing OF imesoisp
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New.york Whig Nominations.

Washington Co.--Assembly /. LEROY MowRy
Greenwich > ALEx ROBERTSON Putnam Treas
urer CALVIN l.. PARKER
XIph Dist-(Nashngton and Essex GEORGE L.
ANDREWS of Essex for Congress.
AlbaEy Co.-Assembly l. THOMAS sAXToN' Yves
teI.o.
DltcAess CO.-Treasurer, ALBERT VAN hLEEcK'
roughkeepsie Coroners, Edward F. Taylor Robert l..
Seymour Supits Poor, Noah Hanson Walter Hugh
son Walter n Merritt.
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OHIO GOVERNOR LOST

BUFFALO Monday, oct 10.
All the Counties heard from but Oftalr0, P0Vld-
ny. Williams and V0a Ucrf aud Weller IS 200
ahead. The missing Counties gave $40 Loco ma
ority in 49,. Weller must be elected
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
By Telegraph to lhe sew-YOrk Tribune.
OHIO ELECTION.
Goycrnor Donblfnl-LegisInInre WhIg.

FnIADELTHIAI NutdHy, OCT To-
Cr0v)god Cou,9y gives WELLER '59 majority,
asd Po,ioge FoRD no. The official returns from
WyaadoN give Weller lOl majority, aud Dcia
~os Ford 90. From IVH,oms, Pauidmg, V0n
Biri Putnan,, Ipood, Defaaoe Henry and Otora
no returns have been received. The msiorties
for Governor run very close. Tho Wings have
minority ia the House, aud or the Senate.
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ArrIveJ Of the Crescent Civ.

NV VNLEANol III11
The Crescent City has arrived She left Havana
On the 10Th and encountered terrible hurricane the
l2,b she run entirely out Of coal and experienced
,,ainr damage She was brought 10 the Balize by q
tow boat
The city is in state Of great political excitement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-17
CENNsyIyANIA ELECTION.

PHILADELPHIA Monday, Oct 10.
The vote for Governor runs very close. though
the odds are by far in favor Of Johnston Painter
i, probably elected for Canal Commissioner
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Opg1O-LATER.

PHILADELPHIA Monday. Oct no.
4 dispatch has lust been received from Column
ba. announcing Ford's election by 200 majority
Il the Senate there is tie, and the House IS 2 10
4msiority for the Wings
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Bark n. Ring aIe8k.

BOSTON Monday, Oct 10
The brig Halifax, Laybod Halifax NJ 5. 18th
inst arrived this morning and reports bark D. Ring
from New. York for Cork, with cargo of Grain put
into Halifax on the oh, having sprung sleek on the
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