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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-18
Pusse ngeSs Arrivesy-

Ihrehee-sesssrg Lyman Gould
Be- tm Hnvti ames derson q Moe eatv ~ o.sh1'
hoharahon John Henry Jerry Oowcs Isaac Winsbin =
mogeia russell fhilp Galloway N Latbrop =
a, ,r,.oie 81 bpprtt Stur Ods wa1sr IA
@ s a,u uy Ssmp and lady Mrs Wilson and child Mrs
wted hssfOrd ki's Ysnhoxp, and fcurin s,esmsa ~~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-18

Naval Intelligence.
The u. 8. stoIsship Supply, Lieut. Commanding A.
Sinclair WAS expected to sail from Norfolk the Inter
part Of the past week, for the Mediterranean
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-18

The bon. ME- Clay, nov scjourning In our city, VII
not up attend me sitting Of thu Senate
csrd on The 9Th Of March next but will be at his post
bssl,h permits. 1t the commepcemeut OF the regular
rovsion in December next IL may be interesting 70
As distant to il that the ora
tor IA in the possession Of all his vgor OF mind ana
hody and looks he had many years Of good service
in him paragraph In one Of the papers states that
M lay had written . Letter pledgiDg his warm sup
MOTT TO the administration Of General Taylor. We
that this ls upfounded and that
M Clay stands wholly unoommitted Is to the course
be intends to pursue in tho next Congress- o.
Della, FEB. 8.
The celebrated Mrs. Ann Chase, who 20 distinguished
ber,sf at Tsmpico, the outbreak Of the war with
Mexico arrived at New Orleans on the 9TH INST
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-18

auction IA hds unmtrohantAbo kentucty Virginia, md
North Iaro)ins, AZ
For kentucky and Virginia there is q good demand
for lone ption, and the market ia fran. Con-
pyetcut Penpsylvanla and Florida continues steady,
with moderate business. Caba and ara In fair
demand for home and export, but the season for
active business has scarcely commenced. There Is
good request for segars for the Western Market and
quotations are steady.
WuisKEy- SIN all Gales were made at 23c. 2c. for
Western and State prison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-18

Estimated white population of the above slave
holding States L. $50 900. Proportion ofvotes polsd
in 1874 to the white population, ICY In 200.
REHABILITATION, 1874.
Whites. Free Cold Slaves Ystssporl.
IVA. Statas 10 ESQ 600 257 900 OO8 lS39,474
slave States. I75O.OO0 100000 2sa2.7O1 7os7so
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-18
Tat,,. Ia 100000 100000 2,s0s oo4 a,oss,2N

fetal. 1t, 500,OO0 zo1'UUU 2sv3 oVz zcSo,z"
Total estimated population OF the United States
exclusive of South Carolina, Territories and Dis
trct of Columbia } IN 1874, 49, SIC, 604. Proportion
of votes polled to the white population, ia In 600
Q. EsrIMAIrp PorULArIou IN l8ls, AND VoTEs roLLzD
ArruE PRESIDENTIAL ELIcTIoN o. THIS YEAR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-18

Total Free States Sass 500 l7s72 a654S6a L7ls.<1
Proportion OF votes polled 10 the white popula-
ton IL IN 100.
OF the colored population in the free States, IN
1910, l,l02 were slaves.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-18

Total Slave ststs 4349Ss 2lSs,77e 6s4Ls7 se4,lss
Proportion OF votes poed to the white popula-
ton in 1910, l6 in 100. .
II not included in the above, rs the Electors OF
President are chosen by the Legislature, In 1870,
was, whites 259, 0s4 slaves 327 ,O38; free colored
persons, {, ZIG; total, 594 1893
In the total population OF the slaveholding States
10 included the free persons oil color, amounting,
IN the above slave States, exclusive Of South Ca
rolina, to l98, ll5.
REcAprrULArIor, l640
Tot. Votes
WIstes. Free CID. Slopes Total Pop. peLkd:
FREQ States -. 9lSS 30z l7O,7U l,l,2 965ts04 L7la4z
siays states w Ls4y56 l9lll5 1lH776 6,ls47 owl isS
fetal .l379834S 3Sl4s5 7l20 1S l6396.7li $4,000!
Proportion Of votes polled to the white population
IN 1910, in the United States, exclusive OF South
Carolins, l7a In 100.
4. EsrlNArEp POPULATION IN 1874 AND VorEs PoLLEp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-18

cshr LShs1' Stanley (of sed<wiekl Black lver JAM
''s" WIN <dse 70 Brett vose 4
sodirsy 4 Go.
Bari BriIhsnt, -. from New Orleans
Brig Mstilda- Staples. from Gesystown.
Brig James MARSHALL.
Also, bark unkl own.
Sailed.
Steamship ana. for and Francisco, pht
hips Liverpool John Skiddy Henry
sullivan ior Chaston bark Oregon foT Nav
Oreaps brig Nsry Ban Juan.
Tho Rivers . Bsyr tu OF ice.
The British ,hp lying at quarantine, has been e,u
sderah and laws Narrow
BY ioe having drpd during the night
The sol Nary eek reported yesterday Ale,
Eclipse lay at the public dock at
autns.
TEsRuAny l7-WhA. at SUNRISE. NNE a si:.Asav, u
set, NE
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Estimated white population Of above States,
100000. Proportion of votes polled TO the white
ia IN H. 600
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-18

IOtaA. go. - 'AVso"',v'e Ao'0's |
Estimated white population of the above States,
1880 OOO Proportion OF votes polled In 1874, to
the white population, III in ,000
Eet;us ola r0fe |
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-18

The Governor of North Carolina has ordered . spe-
cisi session Of the Legislature Of that State to
nsnse On he 5ta q a.-. ~. ksSsiGe,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-18

4 EsriMATRp POPULATION IN 1874, AND VorEs PoLLEp
AT TIE PkEsIpyTIAL ELECTION OF THE SAME YEAR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-19
Arr,vaIof he overland Mail.

- oy.r an. Na IA. arrived VIII ~ v-ces rom a.
e-tls ~ lie o. an ron "a a1fl. ~ I.@ - SePN
i-re fgrrce from Ch.a o 20 he 5lih ~ Angus T.,
n. ,srt-lc. upor Ao0lfs hal bee = l'nl. e tI1.
s.-rr In traDsocrtsiOo 81 court - Nt-h - = -
- ouh.,ted Q very abe statement OF me o--@s -T
rieh ttey had arrived - ne core-l'ion 81 Is,
re IA &c. p11u - tle general irarG ~ ~ -.
l. Toured Id .b- EssrzG Presifeney. 'l'hs -
= M .a-r1. nst fa1suca caste. rs-- ~ 'Slsls
-r--tliu, ,evrr a. deprsde.Qrs l2on g y4'.-- -
th- D Ice .ook ro.g .l strong ipf4-s - - -.-.
- 80 ugrs Ina - 70 clsOlgs hem APPlt.
~. fJr a. mary assistance ard cc..caArl t %
81 .Tivs 10 Ak. 4ad-r C.pt Wslts = :. l :.
- - sv lh~ir Gers. lnoE to z snt a-.Fi
c,- -seetgs. d.schsrs-. lssvtg EnsiEn " - - -
- nre = 1c s.cOd by am a. ils mere - ,--r...
~ we're a a.irr ga ant Fesi'iNco' 'i' =
- H.. NJ 80 r-.lra-d % taeT strork1o. Iaeh -.
- -. soaer-r 81 .hon dursiio1 rrgi ~
---a..s.-y sect ID C-ur snor-, ard plL'., y
r,-rt rrs rrorlr a. sss'rsi ZEN 4-er-., -
- - : rtl~d re lJEs q - % .ash ---'-'' 80
~ a. .rs "a s-osea cat a. Bombay, a. "s eo'-
---.r, - -avsve..u otter paris - i1e-e . q.
t--,frI- Iy.s = r 80 orcaIf-e ~ ~ -.
- t.'.-,. - " ED e. 80 TOP ~ ~ ~ focS
,t~, - .u-ne-d oy ir1-ns- c1,ctlfs, W P-.2l-
.-f4so p.rf- occurred. ara 80 H--i--1- NYn 800
---..-.r Doc lh,se below, upwards O. 90 we're s4'D
-.-.i ~ trasdsr 10 dean
-,-r-as- q; .v-rr o. General tigr1F e Auars.
~. ' sssas. rsts4 e. Macso. ~ eig1t Chi1s-
--s V b clg.-t h fla % ncfs- Ar0 1arA-d - -
- - - ne. shor Licg ua1n-r Fis al 4--ctug lai
= - .usrE-d be- .5.vst 70 sf-ct escsp- Tte
syues- % dies ll- t'-ut - ave e 1-sh u h-
s,~-r1r hA1 LsE-1 r1s--ss on ~ ~ bsrrergse au-
e,1st - gs- I'd 1-sIVe1 NAL fort ~ IRE f-on
Esica 1r4-sisf t1-m J. erecftrz as Perrgu-s- al
4rs pers ocnded, az 70 . sd = C18-s- ulee
The Al-tt esies e. iFtd ars-hgrg were f-uu Lon
doe .j.1 JIDei CA-l..A ia Jays B1Gosy. lsh jap
Astrts, lrl JAY sirzsgors. sJh August
Tue c0HnefeiA. in,-lgsn-e - nc preseri srriva .
s1rogrtgIZ
Az sISress Il arre Ssoo .! lie seeo,a rai reached
Loneoc &C Re ',g al TIE Gales received ar sslssy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-19
nssIsnation OF Mr. Clayton Arrest OF THIEVES
charge of Murder.
Correspondence oi The Tribune
tALTINoRE, THURSDAY, Nov lj-A :

llufslANt NOV 4t--N "
mentioned in my last having seen letter
winch stated that Mr. Clayton Secretary VI State, pur
posed resgning the meeting Of Congress, ard thsi
Mr. Clay would take his place. Aspseis correspond
sut Of tue CiP21 notice tbs morning, writing from
Wsshineton day later than my information wa de-
rved s.aiei the same fact As the same statement
GENES IRON two very different sources, one 10
rotora,ion a the other The CiPDO cOrrespou dent
.sys that Mr. Clayton will probably 60 70 Russia as
Minister, and that Mr.. Clay will probably take his
place Ii seems very doubtful. however 10 me. that
Mr. Clay be induced TO take so oDerous q charge
81 his advanced period Of life.
Two men. Engishm~O, named John DOran and Jas.
hughes, srreited yesterday charged with being
the pAruss DO have committed the innumsrsble rob
terles In the city for several months past large
amount Of property consisting OF clothing silver ware
and Jessry wss found in their possession. num-
ter OF persons have Identified both the thieves and
their plumber They we're committed.
A German named John Cfis was Iresled yesterday
charged with the murder of young countryman
nsmsd Henry stalcsn, AZ the ore banks on the Wash
,ngton road the 2e Ia Of October The evidence is
yesy strong and will probably convict him.
The Guy Ian, the neW evening paper which
stated had died In its birth, was resoseitst0d on
vecdve for saying IL wss " Loco POGO concern" Be
that as 10 may, Il 10 adopted protege Of the ArSs
and all It's advertising matter s taken body soul and
brssches from that psper II it 10 not Loco Foco In
procple II IL not for tbs want OF full blood psrensge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-19
SsH tie snai.ri % Fr-~i 11-. So'
Expected Arrival Of kssaufh -Testim snlaI
for thg HunGnrinns

81 - oeAi ssomsr lrou Cuns-sruaopls eIpsc-t
d. h'.'1i. trt - e.ev- conPa-ors 10 eH.s may ar
rive a. utranf son W gsi % earn that a. ~.
tulslae Zee 1E preva 10 that toNu snt r-is1oorhoOi
o give his nYoe pAE3. reception worthy ~ hs deeds
% y, ~, 'i- y,"yo'.s ~ aa'ea - - !,
~ mss IVA. The brave osn Kappa ~ ste comm soc.
er of Comofr, already % London We ust hsI sus1 =
reception ~i be given ny ne puo c 10 ,.uh aud The
rect " ne HunSsnsn relgses as shsl co0v4ace teen
hat there yss county IN Europe which knOvs hOs
10 yal7 he cha npon. OF fus h'ery I'd dsrss o send
to hs savage grants that hsvs rsnp-t u down 10 The
Esst he shout 90 Us strertlcn srf coz supt
4, must forever remain suhi-cs FOR ne shame srd
grrts q Ergshu-n INST TIE q wen Of th. country
VS. a. The erucs moment u RuIsisn ald Austrian *.
grrs'ioo, IN ne hands uf cod-heWt4 Administration.
s.t o generous and 20 rsciulI 20 Icysife only g.
h8 and .0rdid u-fssls ot rmsevla srd .heif con
Had -. bad Government cspanls - perc-iv.
Lonh-esst ufi AID and Independent Ia
ror-h.d h. G1vefunent that Instead ~ -ref
bI-s toward d-.p1r.r nsef h. within 70 he SOL OF
CIom well and in- proud asu'- a Eng nd's rs power
ls.s would rass been - prompts lon m Nc essr o.
lngary - he Gar IS IN lhstCf key 20 The Cav,
4ud resl.l wou.d have been Inc No~ iu.tesc
Of hang 90 our fh0fes greA huI dsraet hero, ne
i- 4is0or o congratulate 4nlafy r1 the achev~n'nf
~ - lt~ prudence I'D IN ~ oru1s fsrt = aatf =
he ned ara brutal nafHa ifn oi kuss's mo Asirs
Tbs; occasion l- fIr-ysf lost and n si Yfg nave
9 @eplue u AMI s.f-r Tor DO Sat % d. uw due 20 sh
not- - Who t4gss0.d up sssirrs tfsbasr stood
I0atel ard s3.-. ss.ir'' cgrr~ be mlrg numbers ?
1-y ard their cuu-tfyi0 give hen cur ws - ayu
ra hes co.. vaunrsl we.-0l- fI Sand q a- Pie
do o. thrn i' lue t1 TIE gfesl c.use % free
- ~. 80. Az. 10 80 ioo -,tt,u fr,-r a. ID. %
uOl ID tEst fata ard crmus apathy which has stamped
sg~-us n fanny lls " 10 Government Z shs coun.fy.
We lrus then. that ,uen reception all BE- given o
re brave Eungsriars 10 London - sas es7e 10 missse
1T . he rsErr be- hat Jbey are 90 usng victims
3.1-E-d .1to ite ar-rer ans fAus,rs 40 Hsyrsn
i -ot men N hem wao would not ere thIs
c54 those worse hsn lnrisn ssssges baye reae ne.
hen. nave hrel sNlcgirg from he sslOVs y Peslh -
Lei oe rem. n'efed Tat M n- bshnyall an o.
lseve 'urades have Pefsned u-der thelr uc - loo
h- crime NJ I0yir heir country. Let t De r-m7noerrd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-19
saiclde ofauAmericsn Merchant.

\ 'ew days since an irQc-sl va le.i BY ~ 81
Nsk.ry, he Ashly C.sfie. F-sr Ash'y-s- Cefs-n-
vel. ven ~ Tic nJ-y %! Nr j. II r.. aKtd
TIE e-ceas~c. rhn 2Css ss@d -o'stte- s0Ie pro-
perry mac III 10 ne sy, bu res ice a. e. N1rtnamn p
t1--s.u-re M.s ilou, a youEE .Afy res.dilR il .
Use dsgosed scsl .bosi - a'Elss pss o-.oc
1u Illrstsy st-flOon he decsased r-nE 1s DedfJJ DO
e and --sttf her 90 a.sft tin ~ opening tltr,
Which 1e se n on. 8, ro1.zning prlssc aci n 10
poured cot hAf sile 80 o. Inc deadly mixture = q
drrk 10 Il exc smicg few nlosnis greyol' - II =
cs-sni z1e ,his shAii be dead Lec Wines %
1eAvJred prevent him bat despite her -atresss g
swallowed he poison AID expired n lev inmates d.
sp.eGrr1 from the lini evtd-r-e n Dr. Ny q. hOt-y
az George HgrI. C.-rk 10 dec-ss~d Gee nal Dc % J
Tered from .o1i aac erys piss, thorEh wn-n 70
heath IS mot c1-er1I snc % ular persan he yea
Comparatively recovered from goat Art DC comm So
q - C 10 sIri-1lsb- 10 hOrrsr he 10 VI sfo ,p-
.h,f rssay The l4ry r-turc. he following Vrfei-i
IT,. t fecsgsed destroyed himsef - iaEilg pfls'
.c,d Wi e ia ~ Ins1ln6 sise n mlrG-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-19

Tux IEYAN CLAIM TO Ew-MEVCo-Ths
H3Aisu.ls CrexaG Bi.aor. the immediate organ 4
General Houston thus replies to the Holss Telegraph
sort Of Calhoun paper which took The gaE4C to
ia,k, for emitting the county o santa re III IS
1msting the population Of Texas
The sSpent Editor OF the TrsTdpA. who is strongly
Ia favor % Austin, notices our omission % Include
our estimate the Inhabitants of that territory and fears
that ss We write under the eye of of eens-
tors, the reinQushnent of our clsliu 10 all OF
santa tie territory, 10 now agreed upon. Well the
Doctor hes found mares meet but Il has eggs IN II
In making the esums,e OF the population OF the State
We TOOK Ma census returns OF g. and the election re
turns OF ~ ~ basis These the only reliable
data We could come at We have not seen the census
returns Of Santa re, do Wa know how many votes
were polled there IN 4s Perhaps the Editor OF the
Tossraph' who spposrs ~ sPesk knowingly upon the
suel ca, can give US some Information Once In pos
sesson Of the facts, will embody them In smother
estimate. oar 'opieions about these things though
entitled % much regard 10 the eyes OF too credu
friend, would oPine be OF hsts service the
public aud we shall therefore decline giving them,
and upon the zetsrapA for tho desired lnforus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-19
IN 4 4 n ~ d
G0esol ID. tom.

The advice 20 pay 10 ?oorra'-" 'afeady bsns ca
Tne satrsuti. exceeding 10 ne Counue, Of watsr I'd
Ia order To- force rul. 10 Ireland a,sIairoo OF cavsiry
arl fJ1r companies u afllsry sre he'd In readiness
At he Orange proo-..ion "a the sh u Nov
Tue sLSf,ag M.G"aiy' contain. no folo"iag re ant
ofl- durg. " tb- c0frlt-r' 20 hat locally We hut
tbs he ,y.irm u gpIuosrio 90 TIC pat " dsh1u
.e9,us -. eonulass h. seu.e operation IN our coan
" an ihs s3iJDinx otstcts We informed that o.
he night y Thsr.day al about 80 vim eve
man i5I h1fsss and ears asserno 81 a. ClnsioWn ad
e.fhes c ne solire crop CTS person named DuPphy.
p0rtion u ihs Fn.t RoysshA 'sf O4bHn Dy way
~ -oafs 70 tho rorth TIE BzaH-Y U'ir ssys Oos o
uuf . last gorgfe. mas assured hs public uPof
au.hly ticb % cannot overlook that % Nov eau
rs both he Orsnse sad Rib,nt p.res he neigh'pf
hoo! - DJJs BfAe sld PROBABLY fo ny miles Arvhoe
49, i1tsnG have anots' ster Aud.ia hsisyclt ahoh
~ boody conn CT som 81 that ~ know Of 'hs ehsr.f
e -rl elsposie1 " le gar-s TO ihs !Ocay rofrree'
80 are gl..e pr~rsr-j -Ape.ts proceeding Of thi
tescrDuou y bic ltls ~ D. hoped IhaI ne OOyefumen
Sl col pm- eev- anything % 20 mere dscrsuof
ether 80 he sIra.tAfy " .oca maNsraey out I'll a.
yigoroysy IN is s~l seco1nt Tor ne 9f''sr'suon
.srse Timber Of troop. .sn 70 he Norm
Id. - pfeser- De peace should sDy display ~ ~
axe plaza lhs 5h " November Lord no
6-n la, ssntlsn eGsr disigsdns shs members from
5.vlrl sny pr0ces,09 on ~ approaching anniYst"J
II : h. i-g.a hat bic adse- ~ill D. acted upon
According o.he Wais,l 70 He1' h.y mr. Io-s', ifD1'
Ia us chapel a. OfAn 90 s1hasy -
t,rouor-t tn tyfaa conduct u ~ Andiofds shd
.po.A - - he <a % TO ofgsnfs meeang. 70 %
ptlop s1r reduction offsns The "corEfsssh0n' hoN
eve sse foasf mach shsrsr ne NOD " fsIfesshS
lhfir Krievalcss .-......s a.,
Asota.r frshtfg atsasslsO on has beef pefp-fs - 10
,h. .oDth te County Of Clare being me scsn7 u "
zine re- Li-9.ek RsDoyty gves no 'uol2ined bflst
v-r..9n O. On wsdn,.dsy night, about GEO your
,s-s k.iy "a. - +. dead IN rs fzth9f's house, ~
--ig- b. orxing 20 Rla U.s., oetNs-n y BE-
tdse aod kAlaOs Tie murderer afra pfoosn - ~.
$3.50 io1.g.1 - ,.IIs 10 ~ b. I'D II he unhappy
-5gr nan only y yssr. = Ase 1913 'ho1zhi hs' l. VA
r. "a Ter ne sssassil -ncd A. .-. . ---t. -
It.r-p'rted sail he ooVsrsns1 issns y ~ ~
"a. Curt q Qleel's B~ncb, Early ir no c2fnlnk t7fh
for " ofd strz ne masisif Al1s " C-As~s@1
% ale t.e iufofuzAuoE asalnsi ne Ofsns-to~n-
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Later from New.iIexlco.
Cofr-sYoudslee Of NE e. Lou. R-publiesn.
INnETxNpENcE. Nov. 9.


INDETsNpENoE. Nov. 2, 1870
A party Is Just IA from Santa Fe anG Fl Paso
They lett Santa Fs the 9Th ssptem bsr and T. Paso
IN the l2h. la Santa F6 all quiet and other than
tie little excitement sptuug up IN business by the
presence of hs troops at the Pass not much doing.
The IMP was uninterrupted by the Indians. The
party encountered violent snow storm In the neigh.
borhOod of Msnns Fort All the grass has been bur n
u by the Indiana from Council Grove 20 the Little
Arkansas
At Ii Psso the indians were committing many de.
pr,dstiuns on the stock, well ss about Chhuahus
The T,Xsns bad, few days before this party left,
overtsken party OF ApAches, below the Pass killed
eight ten OF their men and captured fov head Of
animals Owing TO the sudden appearance Of the red
OF tho Plains this side OF the Rio del Nors and
their taking possession of twenty ye mules belonging
10 Coons and Others M.jor stein, from Don Aus to-
sether with twenty forty men, pursued them into
esrop about forty miles Of the place. aud gave
them battle In the skirmish, Major Stein would.
ed kls Sergeant aud Lieutenant killed la conse-
quence Of the i9rs und, the Auercsns were com.
peled 10 retreat The ladisns q few days sftsrwsrd
sent In word to The troops that II wac their Intention
10 XIII every white man they saw, and, from some Dc
m0ns,ra,icns sitefwsrd. unless prevented, they Will
enteavOT 10 ctTy their threat ioiO execution
Mr. Hugh \ nith, delegate elect 20 Congress ana
ar Mcknight aud Others viii be- 10 in few days Tne
health ci our town and county Is very good. oar
Intelligence from California with regard 20 the emigrs
ting parties from this point, very cheering Yours sc
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AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
Th. ,ferc, Of the ConqaeFOrs.

Three .1dnoasl murders, by sTsnsg lsaOr, were pea
rera ID ~ ~ Agsnan agihorties a. Pesth Ls <sa
I'd Ts- girfin. w@fs Bsr0n s.egmEGf Rsfssyi see0nd
P0escest Of lhe hsssGen Upper HJgss before hsfeb
lS,8 s1d glcge " hi High Colft u J9suce Cssf-
nss 4 .serf sSd A. StsezyaY, ClsfE % The l. -u
House u In H1Hssrian PsfusneoJ sbt sstbol % NS
De afstor y Ircs gsUcsrce a no ungsfisu nsno.
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AkalcAN CosNIssIoS.-At the session OF the
Sosrd OF Commissioners on Claims Agsinst Mexico Of
Yesterday, the memorials OF James w. Zschsre, case
dsehconer susan OF John Parrot, embargo Of pro
Pery OF A I. sredAl D~o cases y of c. s Il Chilcs
Of schooner Corneisn OF Jonah Roxers sdmini,trstor
Ma Rosers deceased. Of schooner Nelson of the
Ausnue Insurance company OF New.York case OF toe
Splendid 81 Jesse + Brown. esse Of schooner Alert:
Of Johu J. Palmer, OF The American ln.ursncs Co,n
pany Of N>wi0rk case OF schooner Isaac NeKir, ~
ieomss Morrison, surviving psrtaer, sc. and of
!oseph NShew Cueulls-wcrc severslly received
The memorials Of John PArro,L case of the M.,s.
DOR Of William PARROT, OF the srm Of Parro,t G
wnl,oni of Ann Y Kelly administrator Of Hsprv
Lee OF ssnforth Kidder and Of Sidney udsl-were
e,ersly rrlectec.
10 preveai misconecpron by claimants, we remark.
Wat no nns disposiuon has been made OF any by
NE Board At It's present term. The receipt or rsj.c
VOC OF claims 10 merely decision by the Commission
s a. % the sssts Of the made out the record
Washington Republic.
rail- OF NErEORs.-The Columbia S0HA
sgeteas states that great fs Il mste)rs occurred
"LexiDsson sc on the nigh, 0, the ist Inst
II Col. William Yeadon. q distinguished
.oea C:rolinian, died Chsrsston Neck on the 9Th
nat aged X
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Correspondence Of The Tribune

Correspondence OF j ne lrOuhe
CAzsNovIA, Nov 10, le+g.
HoRAcE GREELEY, Ese Dear SIR In accord
sncs with your request send herewith statement I.
the result O: the election in Madison Co for which
this early day am indebted 10 the kindness Of NJ,
Lewison Fsrshild.
You will Gee that tir- spliaiy Wing majority 10 one
of ~ In favor OF Spencer whose personal acquaintance
and reputation have placed him thus In advance Of the
general vote.
Mr.. visit, from his association on the same ballot
with Spencer, escapes with majority OF only 10
against him Our candidate for County Clerk 10 Co.
feated By II only. having considerably ahead
in one or two towns The remainder Of the ticket
shows dV0dSt Loco Fooo majority Of about l07.
Lat year we had less than 400 msiOTiiy over the
Free soilers-tbere beipg slso bunker vote OF 60
Previously while an sbOliiion vote of 900 q 400
stood neutral ususly beaten by srss ms orr
ties rarely less than 300, and occasionally succeeded
by 100 or less 10 the late contest against coalition
Of all parties we think we have done very well TO ,h
the result given In the enclosed sheet and have good
hopes that Madison may yoi he sssed among the
lfahe Mhig COuntas NOurS