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VVNABEHNACLE-VUCAL q INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
celebrated Moravian Singers beg respectfully tot MORN
the ladies and gentlemen Of New York and strangers
that they have arrived in this city London and Will
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RURTON's TnEATRE,CHAMB ssrREET.-TnEMAYA,

RUKION OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STREET.-TnE MANA.
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DANORAMA OF TAYLOR'S CAHrAIGN IN MEXICO AP
the Minerva Rooms A6 Broadway shows f 10
arcnes and Battles fought BY Con- Taylor 70
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RURIoN.s, THEATRE, CHAMBEss sT-w. Z. BURTON
- respectfully announces his Benefit will place on Fri
day Septswber when further Dickens novel OF
~ son WI ss under tho title Of the
captain Cutie Mr.. Burton Toots. Mr. Raymond Mrs Nc
Singer Mrs Vernon Mr. PILLICODDY London noorietv
viii make his first appearance in America Burton viii
so appear as em Bags in the musical farce the WANDER
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BROADWAY THEATRE.-ThURSDAY EVENING. SEP.
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bernsnd Mr. Dshsr Mr. Andrews Fanny Miss label Dckin
toni Tom; Miss Isabel Dickinson; Sally. Mrs Watts Dress
Sce and fnrquete 70 Fsmily circle Is Gallery
o'clock. - - ~''/1
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NIBLOs, ASTOR PLACE RROAnWAY-IAsr NIcur

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RURT0N'S THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET-rgIRs
day EyennE b. played the new drama,
BYs wEDDiNG-Capt Cutie. Mr.. Burton; T.os. Mr. Ray
Brougham The performarce 20 commenec with TIE SUCCESS
full comedy Of OLD HONESTY Michael Bradshaw Mr. Nickin
DamS dBrs ada; Mrs. Vernon Mis- Nskiuo
Furbond Mr Burton Dress Circle Parlustt so csns:
Family Circle Is Doors open at curtain rises Mt
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TnE Powers or TIE COLLECTOR. another
column will be found full report of the charge
delivered by Judge Nelson, in the cause of Br,sac
rs Mr. Lawrence, the Collector Of this port, which
was an action brought by Mr.. Brisac against Mr..
Lawrence TO recover the value of a case of goods.
warehoused IN April last, under the warehousinp
act. The goods, 1t appeared, were lost out of the
public store, and the plaintiff, by his counsel. IN.
sisted that the subordinates OF the Collector are
bound to use due diligence in the safe keeping of
goods entrusted to their care under the warehous-
ing act, and that, in the event of any Losses, he,
the Collector, is responsible for the negligence
and want OF care of his clerks. II would SEEM
however, that Judge Nelson has repudlated, in his
charge, this doctrine, and laid il down as law.
that Mr. Lawrence is only liable where misfeas-
ance or nontessance can be brought home to him.
sell personally, but that he canno., construciyey,
be held liable Tor his subordinates or agents not.
withs,sndiIg which. the jury tound yerd Ct for
the plaintiff
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GENERAL TAYLOR AND THE OFFICE BEoaARs-
Now that the election CT General Taylor to the
Presidency of the UnitediStates has been reduced
to certainty, we would not be at all surprised
to hear Of the numerous hordes of greedy office
seekers who have attached themselves, fungi
like, to the independent masses who nominated
and elected the old hero, running down in patches
of twos, thIees, and dozens, to Baton Rouge, to
press their claims for portion Of the spolls. We
trust that General Taylor, in answer to their en-
treaties, will quietly take from his desk the
pledges which he gave IN regard to removals from
office before his election. New York contains
many cIques Of this description of politicians; and
men who have belonged TO all political parties In
their day, will rush on HIM, and swear by their
boards that, without their support, he would not
have been elected We trust he will turn deaf
ear to their entreaties This will be an excellent
plan to adopt and II will give them and the rest
of their class TO understand that he is determined
to carry on the government, in the Independent
manner which he chalked out in the event of his
election, and which the people of the country at
large expect him TO adopt. The conduct of pre-
vious administrations In respect to removals from
office, has been disgrace to the country, and
has, we are confident, entailed great deal of
injury TIE public interests. 1t is full time that
a reform IN this particular were effected, and we
much mistake General Taylor if he do not apply
a corrective.
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a corrective.

The NEXT CoNoREss.-It Is probable We
shall now have wing Congress, bu, let not the
wings mistake the matter, and imagine that Gen.
Taylor must be led and ruled by them on that ac-
count Why shall we have wing Congress 7
Not because the people have reposed confidence
in the wings and elected them, but because wing
names were attached to the Taylor ticket, and the
name and popularity Of Gen. Taylor carried into
Congress all who were named on the same ticket
with him. 1t any kind of decent men had been
tied to Gen Tayor's ticket they would have been
carried trlumphsntiy into Congress- 1t is, there
fore, to be hoped the wings will not deceive them.
selves, and think Of forcing obnoxious, antiquated
issues upon the country. 1t will be a TAYLOR Con-
gress, not a wing one.
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FURTHER ELECTION RETURNS
Received BY the Mails and by Electric Telegraph.

New York.
st. Lawrence county gives Van Buren, majority
both Taylor and Cass of 2laa Suas Wright lived
in this county.
Oswego, FULL Van Buren's majority over Taylor Is
sSr.
Otsego, Qul., Tsylors majority over Cas- 10 266.
One whig and two Cas- Assemblymen are elected.
The whole whig county ticket is elected. The vote
for Congress Is abouteven between Smith andWaldron
THE VOTE OF THE STATE.
The Albany .fr gus says" We satisfied that We
rated Generai Taylors majority quite too high in
naming 100000 II will not exceed, We now think,
b. gee Tho aggregate vote viii fan cons'derebly short
General Taylors aggregate will scarcely reach 200 O00
1t is matter of doubt whether Cas- Van Buren, will
csrry the largest vote in the State t 10 possible with
the aid Of whigs and nearly the entire abolition vote
MIR. V. b g vote may preponderats."
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Cattarsugus, Chautsuque Delaware and Madison
only remain to be heard from
CONGRESS.
The albany Argus publishes complete list Of
bers Of Congress elect in this State which agrees with
the list have already given vz:-c2 wings bunker
democrat, and free soil democrat, preston King)
The democrat elected from the Otsego and Schoharis
district, is the only variation from the list in the
Herald the day after the election the members pro.
badly elected.
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Alabama.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 11-lO1s A. NJ.
Montgomery county gives Taylor majority Of $50;
Mobile county gives Taylor q majority Of $50.
despatch from Cahswbs, Ala says The whig gain
in six countless compared with the vote for Clay in
1874 is 1,6s7. The democrats in doubt to the
result In the State.n
RALEIGH, Nov. LIP NJ.
Returns from twelve counties. In the central aud
lower sections Of the State exhibit Taylor gain of
200.
LATEST DESPATCH.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 11--9P NJ.
Returns, just received, indicate that Alabama has
gone for Cass and Butler by about 5000 majority
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Virginia.

Virginia.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 11-l0h A. NJ.
Bedford county has given Taylor q majority of S96;
Aecomack has given Csss majority Of lo2 Returns
from seventy counties exhibit whig gain OF 1000
RICHMOND, Nov lip. M,
Returns from II counties exhibit Taylor gain of
1900.
LATEST DESPATCH.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 1l--oP.M.
Returns IRON IS counties in Virginia show Taylor
gain of $500
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yetes fsr ether electoral tIoket.

Scattesing votes fse other electoral tickets. 15s
Majority Of Cess Taylor -. $50
DO. over all. ATS:
The democratic majority for Governor last March,
in the above towns, was 1907, viz =
williams, (democrat) ........ g225s
Berry and others, (whig, sc.) 80. 2Ii5I
Majority .................. LION
The remaining towns, in March, gave democratic
majority Of 800 In the whols State the democrats
estimate the majority fer Cass and Butler, Taylor
Van Buren, and al others, will reach full 5000 Polk's
majority over Clay and Brney In 1914, 6ia3 and
over Clay, o,2e4.
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LATER FROM BRAzn-By the arrival of the
brig Dracut, Captain Small, from Rio Janerio. we
have received files Of the Corre,o Mereon,il of that
city, TO the 18th September. NJ Guillemot. the
first Charge dA6airs from the French republic to
the Brazilian government, arrived at Rio on the
18th September, in the French sloop-of war Tnom.
phanie. We do not find a..sinele item of interest
IN these files. There is nothing later from La
Plata.
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REcApITULArIoN.

In the above 1T towns Cass has 26,7S7 Taylor,
s6,3o3 Plurality for Csss, l4S4; and democratic
loss compared with September, of 3O5l, leaving us
still plurality Of 600 the September returns
The above returns embrace CO. 900 votes about two
thirds Of the popular vote probably cast. The same
relative loss throughout would leave plurality Of
three to four thousand. These returns embrace por-
tions Of tho State, such as Augusta Gardiner Ban
gor, Camden, SO where losses were severe. The
State is safe for Cass and Butler by 5000
Returns from several towns not in the above list
which have received this morning, fully confirm the
above and indicate that may increase the 5000
plurality
In 1874, the vote of the State was-Pok, 81 619
Clay, 4S964; Birney, 1882. Polk Clay, IL ,S45
and over both, 6,4S3.
Taylor, We think would have beaten Cas- easily in
Maine, single handed; but the free soil vote defeats
him-HERALD
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LATEST DESPATCH
North Carolina.

BALTIMORE, Nov. lip. M.
We have received several dispatches from North
Carolina reporting Taylor gains the whis vote, at
previous elections, and indicating . certainty that
Taylor has carried the State.
RALEIGH, Nov. lip. NJ.
Retur MS from 20 counties exhibit Taylor gain of
3,e79
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,oTE OF SIX CITIES IN THIS STATE.
SUFFOLK COUNTY, LONG ISLAND.

SUFFOLK COUNTY, LONG ISLAND.
We give the following returns from Old Suffolk"
as matter Of interest," showing they do general
breaking Up of the democracy in that old Gibraltar
ofthe party. This is the county which, In Gays Of
yore wont to pour in her majorities of 1900 or
gladden. the hearts of the yotsres Of old Tam
manv how chanOed now
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Georgia.

Georgia.
BALTIMORE Nov. IL 10Y A. NJ
A despatch from savannah says that returns from
forty-six counties show . wing gain Of 2,o46.
LATEST DESPATCH.
BALTIMORE, Nov. u--9P. NJ.
Dispatches from Georgia just received, state that
Taylors majority will be about 2 900, certain.
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CDunectlcut,

The Hartford Couroni has returns from all the
towns in the State except eighteen The result as
follows:-Taylor. 20065; Cass, 223ls; Van Buren,,
1850. Tsylors plurality 3,74'. The plurality for
Clay over Polk in 1914, was 2pei