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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-28

DETENTION UNITED STATES MINISTER TO ECUADOR
heton Mr. Van Allen, minister to Ecuador, had not
The last accounts, reached Quito, the seat Of his mis-
non In consequence of the cholera Panama. tie author
ives Of Guaysqu refused permission TO the British steamer
90 board OF which he to land at that port Mr. Van Allen
vas therefore compelled 20 the 10 Payta,
own on the coast oPeru about 500 miles south Of squ
where he was taken daogerouy ILL., but had sufficiently re-
veled to leave the 1fth ult In the United States ship
falmouth, which Mr. Clay minister Peru, hearing OF
zoe difficulty had up for him from Csso He proba-
oy reached Quito the LIST instant
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-28

Tea thousand Of a democratic majority, and nine thou
sand Of a democratic gaiRt
The jackson Mssissippian of the 9th instant comes Il
us full OF rejoicing for the overwhelming democratic
majority in that State.
Besides the undivided delegation OF democrats to Con
gress large majority of democrats in each branch of the
Legislature, and the election OF every officer on the State
ticket, there is democratic gain Of some nine thousand
within the last year, by swelling the majority from one
10 ten thousand!
II this is victory to be proud Of then we know
not what is.-Ohio Statesman
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The Secretary OF War.

The National Intdhgenor Of yesterday says: "We
regret to learn that the Secretary OF War was yesterday
confined to his house by attack OF bilious character
with which he has been threatened for several days"
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ENvELOPEs-w. FISCHER, importer Of stationery, has re
II Gently received direct
rer Marion hundred thousand Envelopes expressly 20
ORDER CONFUSING huff
Official letter. note and visiting card sizes all pm
100 20 500 IN will sold retail NJ STA
Nov, 97--sHaw3w
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RoberJ Walker, esq., the late Secretary OF the Treas.
ury, has returned Washington, from his recent tour in
the North in fine health and spirits He has established
himself in this city, and his practice in the Su-
preme Court.
The Pennsylvania has interesting letter from Potts.
ville Pa, Of the 22d from which gratifed in
making the following extract:
The Hon. Robert j. Walker formerly Secretary Of the
United States Treasury, during Mr. Folks administration
visited borough Tuesday last and remained until
"Wednesday morning, when he left for Philadelphia, where
he expected to meet his family He had been visiting
Northumberland and Danvillcthe Of his earliest
boyhood His only recollection Of his early home,
willow and cherry standing each side Of the house
in which his parents resided and Of aged woman who
carried rod fog the boys going and returning from
school, Both the willow and cherry sti standing,
but the old has long since paid the debt Of nsprc
During the evening he spent here, Mr. Wa was
waited upon by large number OF gentlemen, WI dis.
tncon Of party, who anxious to have hinl5pend
time in the coal region which invitation, owing to
previous engagements, he obliged decline Some
wing friends took occasion breach the subject OF
the tariff the postration OF the coal trade &c which they
attributed the runous effects Of the tariff OF 10 Mr..
Walker listened very auentvely until they done
speaking and then heaped upon them few from his
mental house, which not only eectuay sienced the
whole party, but sufficient the scep-
tcal that the tariff OF AZ exploded idea.
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wisconsin Election.

Overwhelming triumph Of the democracy
The Wisconsin, of the 10Th, says that the legislature
will be decidedly democratic, both in the Senate and the
Assembly, and the democratic State ticket is elected by
from 1900 to 5000 majority
This majority, for a new State, is Overwhelmingly
large, and it shows that the youngest child of the north
west is determined not be least in her airport OF the
pure principles Of Jefiersonan democracy-B
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MARRIED,

On Tuesday, Goth instant the Rev. THos ATKINSON,
D. d., JOHN b. GLUCK of o. 8. survey H. MARY,
daughter Of JOHN H. DuvALl, esq. Of Baltimore
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II is now ascerained beyond reasonable doubt that
four State officers ncuding the Judge OF appeals) have
been chosen by each OF the professionally the four on
each ticket generally supported by the anreniers-and
that the legislature stands exactly tied.
The new Legislature divides as follows
Senate. Assembly. Joint ballot
Wing IT SO so
Opposition : is 65 so
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The Presbyterian church Bethesda Montgomery coun-
v, Maryland, entirely destroyed by fire Friday alter
noon, 2sd instant The fire sccdenty caught upon the
roof. The Rev, r. A. Smith Is pastor Of the church.
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The majority for Barry, the democratic candidate TO
governor OF Michigan, is about 1900 The Senate con
ssts OF 10 democrats, and wings and free soers tn,
House OF ~ democrats and "a wings and free solers
Democratic majority on joint ballot, IS.
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Carusi's saloon.

Carusi's saloon.
SoIREE DANsANTE-L CARua pleasure
friends pupils and the public generally that the asyore
SORES wal DC on d a eses r'em,e
h., me saloon viii ee brilliantly S% y. s, win, .,
suitably lighting S NE e 9 cooo band who win
particularly this occasions introduce several Of his and ASH
Tickets OF invitation for parts city
and are nov IN s Sf san yo, s e
and places residence TO L. caus the Saloon Nth
street. Nov 21-G
and back building In the neighborhood
Of the Northern Liberties Marte, house
Also two fine Brick street, betweene 7
This win be sold low for cash. and persons wishing pu
Room 0pp'''" 0''"n "''''' BEACH TUCKER
| Nov. 0-a Aueponeen
BAsk METROPOLIS, Nov. o6, 1919.
suggested by the city authorities, this Bank viii
hudsy me as instant The day g, apart 70,
on "Wednesday, the asa instant
A HANDSOMELY furnished House, I'm = central and
w A ;, ,'s'd for ' Joyce
- Irving Hotel, Warrington, r
Corner Of Pennsyivania avenus I0n street.
GENTLEMEN and families who may psronize this hotel viii
city, and the arrangement, in appointments calculated
to insure the comfort Of lbs guests ,uov.s
Nov i4-eo3w Late Of the Howard Hotel, New York.
4
EURNIsHED House RsnsFor rent furnished house
in most desirable members Of Congress Il IL not
s ss On b 'e ass fur
be with every ding eS ssns @, s ssd $ me hon house &c m
CURED Inquire north side street. second door from third
cHIRTs largest and
OF silk, meno, wool, and cotton undershis
Also full assortment Of family made ayokeneck.
Al Of the above goods are q superior quality and prices low
n'''-e'''' s0'o' cum - '''s'' sTEvENss,
Great Hs, and Gentleman. Cumming E;s,ssIi.hmsni,
NOV @-o'eon ~ 80 ----e
prsE shirts, c.we opened few dozen nns and
beautiful yokenees sn aT .o o% A. e~ i"ey are We"
Also wooen merso, SIX and cotton Shirts and Drawers, in
great variety, low prices and no deviation ym;vo oprx
Nov lo--ewH Three doors Of Browns Hotel
cTnaLEY, novel by the Author Of "Jsns
| y Eyre pamphlet. Price S5k cents
Also fine edition Of the same amo size bond Mv
NoyD fhNck Thfboh
being Thanksgiving Day An persons having payments make
that day requested attend TO them e dsy previous
wy, 1.-- $3.50.
Devices. Coates. Bsehe o.ns. HAYS Wood Patterson,
few days only, 20 close consignment =. ~ for ne set
Nov@ 1880" $500.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALE--A two-siory frame house
healthy par, Of the city Wishing leave the city, win dispose
Of at reasonable price, Inquire on the premise; -
vows nrDnI" :. Iookh,
| oHIRLEY, by the author OF .Jsne Eyre"
"Jsne Eyre" New editions r.v,o. w.rnv
ssv% soos:sn.r. %S near On st.
pARn MrLLINERy.-Mrs = Parker having returned
from North, win open Saturday the otsh instant rich
Wssh'sgos; Pennsylvania avenue near Nsuo"" hos
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@y- Dedication OF Temperance Hail, and Procession

90 Dedication Temperance Hall, and Procession,
on me 18th November Divisions Tents and Societies
HIM viii meet the han on Z stree. at O'Clock and move
street. including Georgeiown Tenney Town. &c. who win be
mansion Joseph Lib
& ~ E Hs sS As ~
p
Ing thus completed win move as per P,1amme hIe,oOre pub
Nov % Grand Marshal.
o1-Knixht- Templar, Washington Enc.mpment No.
"wednesday evening postponed BY ofthe E.
C. until Friday evening next, at 81 O'Clock s;,,,
Adelphi Theatre.
Managers .Me.s. C.RrLrcm BROwsr.
Acting and Stage Manager Mr. :. B. ROhHRrs.
Triumphant Of
HEARTS ARE TRUMPs.
Ga Wednesday sptming, November 2s
presented John Baldwin Bucksone interesting drama OF
LUKE THE LABoRER
Clara. Miss Tyrrei'
Sinsi"g and Daneing.
To conclude with the successful drama Of
HEARTS ARE TRUMPs.
Washington city Agency.
CBAREs ALBERT Attorney Law, viii give his attention 70 the
0e oS e Ss ea Sa
d. c. "
Hon. Daniel Webster Robt c. Winthrop, Abbot Lawrence sam
pel D eIadod ESQ., Boston Hon G. W. Lawrence, Hon Edward
Blunt Alsop Chancey, William wetmoe, ESQ., New York
Hon James Buchanan Pennsylvania Hon Geo NJ Dallas Hon. j.
Inesrso, 81 Geo r. Campbell, esq, B. w Richards, esq =.
Morris VAIN, stephen Baldwin, Philadelphia Hon Louis
Mclean Hon. Robert NJ Mclean, baltimore Hon. Robert J.
Walker, Rev. Smith Pyne, r. = Core esg Mess Coeoran
Riggs JEFF Davis Hon Henry :. Foote, Missis
appi Hon. s'w Downs, LOUISIANA Nov as-dImif
EDUCATIONTbe attention Of parents desiring or their
the advantage Of thorough Instruction In union with the careful
minute allowed by select
school, invited Institute, which
October The OF school,
the Theological Seminary Of Virginia. within three miles Of eran
da retired agreeable and healthy The effort habituaiy
made pupils under influence Of Christian principles
The ofnsuction embraces the English French Latin,
Greek Mathematics and other branches liberal
education, including all that for college.
Pupils will be received AT any period Of the year.
Terms $500 for the OF ten from October
following August proportion for time, payable
ally advance For broers $50 each for the Of
months so annum Tor bedding during the first year
Address Rev GEORGE A. SMITH,
Nov 2S-3tawdkQwc
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By GREEN q TAsrET, Auss,onssr..

CLOTHS, Cessimeres vestings, &c., at Auction.-ou
Wednesday, the 2sh instant, shall sell auction
O'Clock,
cloths cassimere vestngs, &C, all Of quality,
~ patterns Of 6ne black French patterns and pat
terms, brown
20 patterns Cor pants Of cashmere
Velvet, silk, and cashmere vesines
With large silk handkerchief, &c.
Gentlemen wishing purchase good abovenamed
goods win do wen 70 attend the sale GREEN TAsTET,
Nov 2s--1t Auctiopeers.
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w EBsTERs Qusrto Dictionsry.-The fullest copy just
received in variety ofbindnrs, fine well
est kinds drec, from the publishers and for sale their lowest
pic In every FRANCK TAYLOR.
Nov ~
COLD PENS, OF the finest material and Workman
VI ship, price 81 cents each, with holders.
FRANCK TAYLOR.
MACKAYs Travels I'm the United stsses,--David Cop
dren. FRANCK TAYLOR
Nov %
NEW books just received.--Mrs EIHss Hearts and
Homes complete In volumes David Ccppcrneld, no g ~
Dickens The Western World Travels the United States IN
lses by Alex Mackay vols This day received ,or sale
Nov 9s Bookstore Oh street.
CHURCHILL Diseases OF Infants and Children,
Review for 1912 Lakewood for October 1899
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Nov ~ Bookseller, 9th
UNITED STATES Exploring Expediton--Sseoloey.-
Geology Exploring Expedition by Dana
volume, with folio Atlas OF plates Just received for sale
TAYLOR MAURY,
Nov % Booksellers, 9th street
CERvAHTs.-wsnted, n male servant and n good
cook, do the work OF small family None viii be employed
Nov 2l-im
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19
-Four at a Birth-Narkets. stocks. Ae.
Correspondence Of The Tribune

PHLADTiFluA FRIDAY Nay l.
Mrs Moore wife OF David Moore, residing IN
the District Of Southwark yesterday gave hiria 20
four Children. al boys Three OF them alive The
husband is only p years OF age and seems perfectly
overwhelmed with the weight OF hs responsibilities 50
soon amer marriage Yesterday. soon 81 70 Wa
kno"n The house literally beseged by people, ne
Aees contributing some mite for the comfort 81 me
woman snd the gentlemen kindly offering their serY
'ces u nurse the babies The family Is poor The
psfnes have been married about a wear Mother and
children dong we'll
Tho Flour market continues exceedingly du.t AMI in
scrVe. Holders generally ask - o. pcr barrel for
common shipping brands bot BUYERS only s4cr = 90
40 barrels hrSndywlne sold Yesterday Al = IS Rive
Flour We quote 81 - g Corn Ncsi-A .s', ~ In
Barrels Fenus 81 - IS per barrel and LOO h.rr,l.
Brsndywiue las. evening 81 - I'll Gran-lVhes- IA.
declined sales 81 90 bushels only falr Penn. rl ~
u ~ Rye rthcT sales - cents per bush.l
Corn continues IA good demand sales of 8 4no1
bushels southern snd fenna yellow - cts weight
Osts-Ssles OF Penna a. .Si. "a Cts. Southern are
worth 81 d SO cis per bushel Nhskey-Sman sales
OF 5ris al p. - snd hAds AZ p cts
SAtEs OF SrcCXS -FnS Raar6-slOoO State -
Il Sl2l0 do s4s q 90 DO, ~ ~ Ches xni Dcl
Csnal "a s63 - Camden and Amboy RR. ls0. ~
Manufacturers and Mechsnics Bank. -. Do, al
$1,000 Tenn Bonds. b - SlNO Reading RR
Bonds, ~ : Pennsylvania bsnk- luS 80 >ch Nav
Int 81.
Ssoosd Bo.ys-s2O 90 Camden and Amboy RR Bonds
o. l02 NechSn Ok, 70 sl7.0OO sch Nav ., -; AZ
Girsrd Blk u. 5 North Amer Bk. lsSt sl,NV CITY
o., 20, To- 100 Union Csnsl let
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The ~. Louis Fire-Nnmes OF some OF the
Buildings and Boats Burnt-LOss esti-
mated al Five Millions, &c. &c.


The following are the names Of some OF the
steamboats, which. with then cargo. were destroyed
Edward Bates. Taghona. Boreas Grey Eagle Kit Car.
son Montsuk simon Acadia Mameluke. Prairie state,
Eudors - Peter. Red Wing Alexandria. Hamilton.
Martha Eliza -teuart. Msndan Gen Brook and Froic
ALSO q number Of Barse- and Wood Roat- The 10.
tense heat from the burning boats fired the stores along
tho Levee Commencing 80 Lew. Il sad 100 tho
very heart Of the busuess portion % the city for three
quarters Of a mile down the Levee and extending back
% Second 81 nearly every building 10 nuus
j. would be- Impossible o. give particulars a. yet
The Reyn5boa1 Office with ia extensive machinery
materials. Sc IL entirely destroyed The Era Or9aH
Rrrcle and Ap-siiv Offices shared the same fate, some
saving portion of their materials The telegraph OF
nee the Banking Houses Of Benoist j j Anderson
Presbery & Co Clark & Brother. Neslitt s Go and J.
Te-son are all destroyed The vaults are supposed
90 be- secure ln the burnt district where most q tie
extensive business houses had large amounts OF stock
ga hand very little YEA. savc3 The loss j. estimated
st s. 0o0o00 The fire commenced on board OF steam
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19

~ The Herald with Ils usual disregard OF trosn
ara fairness. charges Us with spProPristing rom
its columns the news from Chsgres' receive. -
the steamer Falcon. The facts are. 'nese
Tribune belongs 70 an association OF SIX JUL
in tbis-City. Of which the HeJafd 10 sisO inSH
-. - =, the conditions Of this association Is
81, ,.x. furnished 70 any one Of rs members BY
oc,, n vessels arriving a. this port shall be com
,,y,;csted 10 the Others; the news by the Falcon
a;5,o. reach The Tr7tHne on the night Of It's az
,ival although it appeared the next morning in
every other paper Of the association except We
believe, the Sun, which goes 70 press quite early
in the nigh; We concluded that il had failed 70
reach Us By some accident or iRsdverience alter
ward To be explained and regarding Il as our
Lawful property, az it actually was, and az it IS ad
mitted 10 have been By other msv1ers Of he a''o-
ciation, We made use q j. accordingly. The wit
er in the Herald knew perfectly well tina; the
news was ours when be wrote bis abusive para
graoh in the ususl rhetoric d that paper. Among
gentlemen thereis an expressive little word which
charscterizes knowing one thing and writing the
opposite. bat We DO not apply it To the Herald
Moreover, TIE ohargein question comes With bad
grace from the Herod-a paper which takes much
from Tie Tr5une AID credits nothing which,
within week. stole from Is verbatim what Il
had not industry and enterprise 70 obtain Tor tseli'
a long list Of the killed and wounded at the Astor-
place riot. The Tutaae being the only paper IN
the City 70 publish a comp lete list on the morning
after the rot Il il also but iew days since the
same shameless Journal borrowed from The
TrlJune. a table Of the Official incomes Of tie
Foreign COnsuls Of the United states We are
not in the habit Of noticing these practices bat on
such an occasion as this, they are worth remem-
bering A. general thing the Her0ld IS welcome
b. our news, and no questions asked-we can
afford 10 allow II such little iavors but its rather
TO much for good nature 70 sec It setting up for
responsibility which iti knows only by hesrssy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19
rrighrfaI Progress OF the Crevasse.


The Southern mail has come to hand with New
Orleans dates 90 the lth inst They state that the
Dryodcss st Market entirely surrounded by water
from the late ,rcva-se and Bacchus 81 the next one
toward the river was seriously threatened u is est
mated that The water last night from xix O. twelve
inches The inhabitants in this portion Of iie city
have become somewhat csssperated at the raising Of
iho lower bank of The new Canal. which prevents the
water from passing below. and cause. b. 10 500 bacA
more than otherwise would Anticipating some such
demonstration lat night watchmcn were stationed
along the Canal 90 protect tic bank but no"iiastand-
.ug the pfecautou, two three breaches were made
ly parties of men, through which the water was pour
INK with great velocity Contrary 90 expectation. this
has lowered the water Of IN the back
streets Dryadrs Benton White and Hercules rs are
al nearly o,craowed and the water is gradually sp.
preaching the back streets 90 Lafayette. The ere
vase below Agicr. is rapidly increasing and there IS
no pr--enf prospect 81 stopping o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19
Tremendous ConfagraiiOn nj -. Louis-llalf
Ofthe City in Ruins, 4 c. &C.

T Ut IT TI7I0I Wy = = III
Our City was visited with most destructive
fire ihi- morning. which consumed nearly half % ihe
business portion Of the cfy before the asmes could be-
arrested Included in the buildings destroyed we've
five Banking Houses snd every Insurance Office 10 the
place
Twenty seven steamboats,. lying Al their wharves,
caught ire and shared 10 the general conhsgrsuon.
Tho Telegraph once which subsequently 70
moved 70 the other side If the nver was aso consumed
The loss which is very heavy cannot ID the present.
confused state q things be correctly gwen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19

'hress' Jumped up, found the water three irehss
on the noor, went TO the gAngwsy without bis BOA,
found It crowded. held back Ill only Eve six were
len behind him below
lie came upon the msn deck threw hi. overcast "a
carpet bag int state room-hsi goods on hosrI---f
them. Of course. The wser hal 20, TO the main deck
he then noaied OF upon plank. fearing that ,he 4,
pirs would 90 down suddenly Hailed sshins bo,,
was taken on board and reached the city yesterday n
the Roger Williams
II is ssid tbs, there va. much valuable ireislt .s
board
Two men noated OF, cngin. 10 = bale ct sht s,.t,
one OF them sank in the stream exhausted the o.a.,
swan ashore
VIM Burden. Of Troy. threw box overheard. ~
upon ii, and WAS ashed up. much exhausted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19

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Ha--,. gftsr oi ~ i-f- Jo-~rh Has ~. u p
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to Nrs Hs.-a psp-r- p-s-- turf
Apri - a. fsusns. OF coeE-strr ever " ,io,>oN ID
lH. is. s1rf
N,y = AN eH-Of Clrsiaghsf stalrf'- sr-i ~ years
liz sni solsrtarf.sH 80 ny, al trs- n h-f
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Char.-s 4 Gre-nHuGh
Freas. arolsofs--s fft-ri l~f lre
srnson a. r---nt@ fnr nttsk, VI hft-f.
cd Msrhaffsa iots- ~ .. % Hf ID , 49, fst
d. rhar.f.y N.y H.. VI. MAXI, PARADISE. sx-f s.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19

Inc great popularity Of LYONS MAGNETIC pow
I'm 'DS 'hh DESTRUCTION % HEDfuGs. cocsRoacHgs,
$40 AZ o'hef h''cis has promptsd certain parties 10 man
uiacture spurious article and offer Il for sale about ma
streets Ihe proprietor Of the Original and genuine prepa-
A'n MAS No ASfsrsIS THIS CITY and 30 purchased
only a. NE DEpoT 40 BRoAOwAYwbere also may be OBJ
aHed FILLS for the instantaneous destruction u RArs
AND NICE Both articles warranted 10 contain no POI.
son ana eir efficacy has teen tested and certfed 10 y
The following gentlemen
d. HOWARD, ESQ. Irving House
COLEMAN sTETsON, Astor House
lhAf Ek COLLENs. Esq late Of American Bo,ei.
PRESTON f. HODGES, Eco Carlton House
L. ROOME ESQ, Superintendent OF n y uo.,,,.l
ana many Of The most eminent PHYSICIANS IN the tfv fl
mas also received the ffst PREMIUM Of the AMERICAN
INSTITUTE
Also Tor sale BY AFFLtGATE sos, New Brunswick.
" ~ ~ ~ 49,