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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-22

BALTIMORE, October 81, 1910.
The affair Of honor between Messrs Lannahan and
Russell failed to take place yesterday the parties
were unable to agree the weapons.
Dan Rice had fight with the printer in the San
office this evening growing out of previous quarrel
The printer much hurt, and Rice was arrested.
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Late from New Orleans and round Island,

BALTIMORE, Oct q, 1919.
New Orleans papers Of the 14th ha We been received
Round Island has been completely evacuated.
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INTELLIGENCE FROM MARAcMBo.-We have re.
ceived letter from thi, point, Of the 18th ult. It
confirms the explanation Of General Paez and his
officers There is nothing further.
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The SrrsNspir NrheArA.-We see il announced
that the Niagara will leave on Wednesday, tn,
3lst inst-her regular dsy
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Naval Intelligence.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 81, 1S49.
The U. s ship Albany left Pascagoula on the sth,
for Pensacola On her passage she met the L. sloep
Of war Saratoga. Both returned to their anchorage at
Ship Island.
The U. s. schooner Vixen, from Norfolk, arrived at
Pascsgoula on the 10th inst
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EpeI,sh nna American Floor GIL Cto,n,

eight yards vide also assof,nt o yidhs 49, to s. p,r
ysd e ssehrsteo lsspcs rsrget Etahiishms n ne
ltitcs states, Ne. ~ Bor Hiram Andcrsons tive
large shev stocked with beautiful CARPETS OIL Cllf
IN Ysets, Rags Table Covers &c. fcaled At vLoisalo
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raid w September, San Irsncisco. f1r rstsut
Wooden rortsbe Rouse trl' ~ tho firm of Gee
Go, No 90 ErVadWay no sius The tsmc kini or
house fer 800 Cali anl see them et No - Broatway.
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ness, or the least consideration Of public taste or
party policy.
We have another witness on the stand. Tharlow
Weed, one Of the most INSCRIPTIONS of plrlizans,
in adapting the means TO the end, cannot quite
stretch his conscience to the policy Of the Home
Department of Ewing Il Co. In re-publishing the
complaint of the Courier, Thurlow thus endorses
it,
The administration has not however been always
fortunate in the nsston of its patronage Neither
Gen Taylor nor his cabinet possessed that personal
knowledge OF public which enabled them to select
for prominent positions individuals in whom official
and practical elements united The i'm port t.
ant federal Offices have in too instances been he
slowed upon political aptsdilu of a past and
obsolete school with associations or symp4thies
Win those who nov teach and guide the political
masses single example will prove this position
An universally respected citizen of New York
name Influence exertions. ard means have been
diy zeslously and freely devoted to the whig cause
received an impoItss revenue appointment That
point ment was both proper and popular But il was
the obvious duty Of that gentleman to have assd
m.rorious, hard working. democratic wings Ia the
subordinate situations around him. Instead of this,
however these places have been ven TO the members
Of his own family; that. while it only intended
to reward worthy. veteran whig the effect Of bis
appointment has been to pension family. This is
msnifestly unjust &c IL is Unw.se, aud cannot fail
exert para zing influence over the working masses of
the wbig party.
lust so. In the administration of General Tay-
lor we were to have the "era of good feeling re-
ylyed y party lines were to be obliteraed honest
and capable men We're to administer the govern
ment, and party prescription to cease. Bat,
instead of that, we have been cursed with pro-
scrption without example, ruthless, merciless, and
disgracefu to all concerned Thus, while the TO-
policy of the cabinet has been slgnalzed by ig-
norance, feebleness, and trepidation, its domestic
policy has been simply disgusting.
But as the NeD York Ue3eM was the first Journal
to bring General Taylor before the country, it will
net, without good cause, abandon him. We have
full faith in his abiding honesty and purpose to Tay-
lorize his administration if it be necessary to
Tylerize his cabinet The time Is at hand
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knoF % ssathn wtcre Boa-s ans;shoes
cufed not only o various ~ bnt With an eye 90 tey
variety ~ slope W. tlc human foot. i0r perfect ~ at
splendid toet ats w nsufe commend us - Zones 10 Ann
ftrs
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tstd. 70 ey ree rtrcei,c. r,es ur the acs f.
D. day. " advise ai Who resl trcs', O. boa
liz sour. Nows hov o. grt each dehrSs
icfter: ttcse wto ttil dinner duWn Sod
uinrs right 81 ~ el diais We trar
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rsrc Hair Dye sntw inyeucu 20 coor N. Hair his-
here the meu ent u appec without hlury 20 m har
shm. Benticreu have tifir v LisLcrs dyra a.
minutes the ptrtt No ~ Rroasvay, corner ~ usy
laxc
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ppse Nos US so Hrondesy, 81 utu sweet.
rsssers and c1sps rs,reetfuly avtsd 70 sssm,ss
the u coiulera
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s,.nttn o. ctaers and sus,s,ra regarns wss er Toe
pee ri most ipsr.srt onastts'
Invented nv y. pBAlDN. No lp7 Broac Was, cesn-r %
Dey street. rssrkhr Bows Toy es- ~ seer
a. his air Cuusr Rcous where ~ IRE arrest
and lest sefcrtment In the ely.
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erorArIoSs roa I TnE PsINcrAI BROOKS III THE

comparison Of prices current at the close Of the
market yesterday with those ruling at the close Of the
present week exhibits an advance in Treasury notes
OF q per cent U. S. 6's, 1858, 1; Kentucky 6s,
Indiana SIS, al Erie RR., y; Mohawk, New Haven
RR, /; Erie Bonds, 1859, and a decline in Read
ing Bonds Of e; Reading RR, u; Harlem, Il; Long
Island, -; Farmers Loan, "a.
The receipts at the Office Of the assistant treasurer Of
this port, yesterday amounted to $50 476 90; pay
ments, s2l,so7 ~; balance, $3.50 ,3is 81.
The steamship Hermann for Southampton, carried
out S60oco large amount has already been engaged
Tor the next French packet and the steamer leaving
Boston on Wednesday will probably take a large
amount in gold
According to late report ofthe Bank Commissioner
Of Vermont the capital of the 27 banks the State
amounts to 81 500 sos No bank has larger capt.
tai then $4,000. The amount of bills in Giro ulati on
at he cate Of the returns So 2l sos nstes dis
counted SO 0sl specie $3.50 1l depositss In City
Bank, s60G $40.
The report Of the Harlem Railroad Company recently
Issued presents ssme very extraordinary statements
There are many things put down which, for the credit
Of the papy, should have been omitted and many
thirgs omitted which would have given those interest,"
ed satisfactory insight into the affairs OF the
concern. 1t Is fhown by the report that the consruc
tion account the company for the six months ending
June So 1sIe, had increased and the cost OF
equipments had in the time increased $50 99a.
making total Of S5Goo7. OF this increased cost Of
read and equipments there has been II by
the sale Of real estate leaving balance Of S43 90 as
the additional liabilities OF the company or this
500 Geo accounted for In the report the add-
tional cost Of The extension to Dover which leaves
bslancesof s2e oi9 unac,ounted for in any way. we
propose adding this amount to the gross earnings Of
the road for the six months for the purpose
how the aggregate has actually been disposed of
Nav loRK HARLEM RAILROAD.
Increase OF liabilities and above reported ex-
pepditures for o months. ............. S2l0g 80
Total receipts Tor passengers, freight &c, for
nonths. ................. 19l ,SaS
s4llsli
Expenditures for Interest Interest six
months on preferred stock. .. q. so 900
Commissions on preferred stock and
sxtle Interest. ................ 1000
Interest, Fix months, on debt. Is,soo 1866,
ErBeEdttu,s for Operating Rsad-3Co
men, average 81 IS per day, six
months .ScS2JO
$50 horses employ ed. ............. Is 600
Nsibtensf ce of way. ........... 2j 900
Repairs engines cars, &C. ........ l5OeO
Wood, Gil, SC. ................ 2v557 1iSs 07
al, - -
tnth on hand June 30, lssp ..,,,......... ysi6l
zee uheccouhtedf Tor ,,,......,,.,.,. e4353l
Mn, IN, G...
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sS,r iS'd lSis So ' Tie S Vy i sa, go s
coats fiem SO 70 $40 come $50 Ist,tiish1d 80.
O. D. CLARKE. ITO "iiisa street.
English nnd American Floor GIL Cloths.
eight yards vide also an assortment q yths 50 to - pr
i,is;s states. No ~ Booty. Hiram Anderson.s I've
large ,hev rooms stocked with beautiful Carrots OIL Cl
-, gse,s. Rags. Table Covers &C, retaed vteIs'as
r,lsss "
Great spetcistton-six Thousand Dollars
raid w September q. San 1rsncisco. frr rst.bt
wooden Iorshe House. trit ~ tho firm II Gee Freeman
Go, No ~ hrvadW, no are uos slug tha tsuc kni or
house fer $3.50 Cali Snl see them es No. - Broadway
Kew Wrinkle In nnot-nahing-we
knoF 81 81 where boos ;shoe ste minu-
cufcd not only Of various s bni With an eye 60 escy
v,iief 81 sspe w. le humau loot Tor r'riect -;
f rss;. ''' " ''' ''''' ''"''' u 40 ''' N''
Green Turtls--"A,icn." or the TR~nrer's
Estd - ney ree, Perceive ur the acs fri.
q Day. We advice 40 Who vent res tca' g. 80 hel
icfter; those vto tass t dinner down Wiu sod
things rirttsthif elsn dians room. WrsisaE trr *
rui,nco.
Brsdy's xstt.usi Gallery of Dssu.rr,a-
syree hes Us so 81 Hrondvsy 81 lui,u SWEET
srssser and citizens repeatedly aysd 70 sssses
the fioeintra
Ltacta Urir ny e. - rhnion's tsrptov.d
hero ner emit Il appe without HWY har
ssm Uen,ies,n esa hay. ilsi, LisLers dyst y nys
street ans,r me rrSnks Hcu,-. Psr bo,t, small s
'sFT - --------------.----
~ Eiiiost. Ooous,. 500 broadway. nv
6rgs be .tisrts that rs eHce ses- az fsS.a ~
prcscriis f'r me rocr, sn'r o'clock
WIGS aud T..pe.s.-Nt. w.ufr csii RE
% cftisers Wss or Toe
pes, to recent % &c, a,as ss
~, ~ r,-,bp p.r. -,sy eas " scr
s Bsr Cu,,i.s Reor. where Dsy n sssH re srsss'
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VERY LATE NEWS!
--a Q a-7
Tslerraphsd to the oresoont."


BALTIMORE, July g. Further news by the
Canada by electic telegraph to the NewYork Press.
IrALY.-The French have made renewed over
lures 70 the Romans, but the latter refused to ao-
eept them. The London Times of the 23d June,
has letter from correspondent at Cipiia Veccha,
dated 10TH with the latest news from Rome and
the army up to the preceding evening l5th) says
that oudinot attempted to open negotiations, but
failed. He summoned the City to surrender and
was met by peremptory refusal A vigorous at
tack was commended on the 18th by the batteries
raised upon the bastions. A breach was effected,
but up 10 the latest dates the assault had not been
attempted. On the l4lh reinforcement of guns
and troops, from 1'oulony was received at Civila
Vecchia.
CHINA.-COntrary to expectation the Emperor
Of China has refused to open the trade Of Canton
to the British as claimed under the existing treaty.
This determination may give rise to very serious
difficulties, as the British government win, no
doubt, insist upon their demand
LIVERPOOL, June %. II P. M--Cotton market
opened this morning steady, at the full current
prices quoled in weekly statements yesterday.
Holders are very firm, and look for higher prices
than buyers are willing to give.
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ACCIDENTS AT SEA.-The steamship Osprey,
from Philadelphia to Charleston, was detained on
her last trip by having fallen in with the wreck of
the brig Seaman, of New York, eleven Gays out,
bound to Jacksonville, E, F. The Osprey was
occupied five hours in taking off the surviving Off
GERS and crew, consisting of the following indi-
vduals: Capt. Morgan Gunderson; Mate, Jas. w.
Robotham; Chas Wells, Henry Smith and Jere-
miah Beines, seamen. The steward and one sea-
man were lost; their names could not be. ascer-
tanned The brig was full Of water, deck house
washed of, mainmast gone, foremost head gone at
the top, lying on her beam ends and crew clinging
to the rigging. The Falcon which touched at
Charleston on the ID, was detained from the same
cause on the same day, having just outside Of Cape
Hatleras Shoals fell in with the wreck Of the brig
Caspian of Boston. Upon examination it was as
certained that she was water-logged and deserted,
mainmast gone by the board, foremost just above
the eyes Of the rigging, both anchors in the bows
and no boats. To all appearance she had not long
been in this situation. The Captain thinks she
was thrown over in the squall on the night Of the
29h June, and righted full Of water by cutting
away the mainmast the foremast was doubtless
carried away, and the crew if not lost, must have
reached shore near Hatteras that morning t3OLh)
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Gov. BRIGGs AND Frederick DoUGLAss.--The
negro orator, Douglass, has published in North
ern papera highly complimentary notice of Gov
Briggs Of Massachusetts, for rising above the
vulgar prejudices" of color. Il seems that the
parties met in a railroad car, and the Governor
singled him out as his chum and familiar travelling
companion, for which Douglass gives the Governor
public commendaton rs true patriot, phoso-
pher and reformer
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PAssEEaERs SAILEp Per steamship Lsthmus for .N,,,
YORK. - Messu. A. II. WAY, P. w Colt MI Mead M
child child lnsnss, ., b MeCaTty, Oscar McCany, ii W.
George Reeves VIM Perkins and lady; Miss ViTenia In,
kesion; Miss Catherine hnitleglon Mr.. aud Mn John
Henry and three children Miss Scott Mn Revnoids spd
four children; d.. Ames lady and child Il. III Banstf
and iady Mn Phillpsi hlis Phihpsi +, Thomas ahd
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MIsoA1LANHoUs FoRHIaN rrE1s.
Nh Hannegan arrived al Berlin On Inc i2tbu

@r. hanneean arrived at Berlin on the 18th uIt
The town residence Of the late Daniel O'Con-
neis " Meruon-sqnare, which has been for some
s'ne N lpe market" has been purchased by Mr..
8lQnahan, The Attorney General
On Friday, the 9Th ult., heavy thunderstorm
oeenffed % the neghhoFhood Of West Cowes, du-
ring Which heavy electrical discharge fell on her
haleays palace at Osborne, and did some damage
. me new tower now about being completed
some Of the cornice was destroyed, the windows
shattered, and three men struck down, one Of them
hes "a dangerous state
The Duke of Buckinpham's MSS. comprisino
eeQ'l' zoQO volumes, have been purchased by lie
Aiafl q Aahhurnham, for f6O00
tiedeFick kakhrenner, the celebrated pianist.
has died Of the cholera.
Caialini, the distinguished can,atrice. died ON
pesday, the 10Th nit She entertained Is,,ny
5slla q dinner on the Saturday preceding, when
she was % unusual spirits. She was attacked ~
Monday, and expired on Tuesday Our CORE
spopdent does not mention her disease, but from
the connection we presume it was cholera
The Archbishop Of Paris, NJ Passy, the Minis
ttf q fManee, NJ de Tracy, the Minister of Pub
Is Works, and Gen. Rnlhieres, the Minister q
War have been ~ with the cholera
twenty members Of the Mountain have give,
notee o. motion by which the $4,000 francs eivei
g lhe president Of the Republic fof the expense 3
sissl aNaentss ETC., Is 70 b. suppressed.
4 Is reported that great part OF the property il
Melton which belonged to the hate lord Mel
bourne, Is 70 be hronght to The hammer in shov
time u consists Of many houses, together wit
tolls manorial rights, etc.
AN lTlsh paper states that the respectable an
once opalent family Of the O'HalloFans, who &.
many years possessed hundreds Of, acres Of land
l1e neighhorh00d Of ggaiee, (lFaand) have gone
North America az settlers.
The Aihenmhm shows how our postlnen put
glrdle round abont the earth The letters no.
posted in Great Britain exceed $50 000,000 ann
ally, number which, taking the average lengt
g FIVE inches, II laid end TO end, would reac
SeAi0 miles, distance greater than the ctcHn
lefenee Of The earth.
The Council General of the Bank Of Franc
rave placed az The disposal of the Preiact of q
S1ne lhe sum Of G25 600 70 be distributed among
tns lainliies q The victims Of The cholera.
ne Archbishop Of Paris has addressed pate
sial letter TO thf clergy Of his diocese desirin
tns'A ~ 20 ppt up q series Of prayers 70 the A
nishty ior cessation Of The cholera, and amour
eng Thar On the 18Th he would celebrate. bontif
can in the church Of Notre Dame, a yotive mas
Of et esneFieve, preceded by procession Z
relics o. the palfoness Of Paris The letter cor
elades with general dispansation fsom absiinane
70 long as the epidemic may continue.
Nf ArlhaF r. Bagby late O s Minister At IN
Court Of His Imperial Majesty ths Emperor of r NJ
aiai has afrived iu London from 81 Pstershnrg q
bis way 10 Liverpool, route - the United sac
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Nor BAD.-The marriage of Col. Bragg, Of " a
little more grape notoriety, is noticed by the New
York Globe as a surrender of the gallant Colonel,
" which" the Globe says, served him right I
He should have known that his battery could not
resist the small arms of woman"
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observation-disclosures Of the New Leyee Exchange. ,ppsd.
hs usual magnificent Luneh-tabe this morning Wbsteya,
neh and rare in the market Mckenzie has on the ooups,
etc.. in another column '''
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LuNoH AT the Pelican this morning Charlie wishes ia
see his friends For he bill Of fare see his proppnos
mento in another column. Aide Calder uasn) who
oye good eating auds drinking should be on hand Al ths
ringing Of the Belt-say halEpast TO-
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8. of .. .RIeetlnga ThIe RVeninE.


LAHE Dlysos No. 8, in the Methodist church at Algeu
at o'clock.
HARMONY DIVISION No Is ct Crystal F0unt Hail. 992
Ich0upitenias street. al o'clook.
- Firemenls Charitable Assoeiafiou.-The Reg.
uar Quarterly Meeting Of The Board Directors
Hal p Louiaant Hose %. MoNnAY ai ns scond gonda
IN ldytl ~ halt-past O'Clock P. NIB order. *
he ALFRED HEbANGEH, Secretary
~ A. the Annual Meeting Protection oae Fe Company,
on he 4 nst the following gentlemen duly Officers
70 serve during the ensuing year.
LEWIS 81 II piLbARD .--.. Chief Director.
BEhNAtD DUFFY First Assistant Director
SOh eELiu5 tOLhEMUs- Second Assistant Director.
Us. r. tsuSst y Secretary.
AZ, .! ekus = Treasurer.
bsss JOs. n RUSSIA, Secretary
~ i o. o. F.--Odd FslioDs Rerf.--rbs BosrB Of
that
pared dispose Of LOTS and VAULTS Cemorv Of M
l. o. o. r. beautifully situated lhs Metae Ridge a FOL
nNs
RbMBERED LOTS, = By tesi, at ESQ.
Do. do, of irregular dimensions. ii 60 cts mar an n
LETTERED LOTS at 81 per square oa ri = -
VAULTS, at $40 each.
Do To solgss Joint PrOprieto and members thereof al
tsI- Vsns 10 he PAID for IN advance
Application ior Lots " Vaults o be made 10
myl0u 9. W.stiAW. Treasurer a Puyiraa Il.
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MONDAY MORNING. July 9, as4s.

NE " 0RLEANS.
MONDAY MoRNMc July 9, is4s.
So Third Page for Cry News, Sc,
OVAL.-.We have removed our Counting-room
% TO- II - Charles sgeeioHs aoar bei0 lace locG
ron Y few weeks the balance Of The establishment will
Be removed to the baildng which We are having fitted
up in style which viii enable to keep pace with our in
sseafinE business.
1 We learn from The officers Of the steamboat
sen Hamer that the u S. ships Saratoga and
Germantown and steamers Walker and Water
Witch were g Pensacola on the 7,h inst
sFEciE.-The steamship Portland, arrived yes
terday from Brazos 81 Jago, brought $4,000 in
specie, 10 order
~ We return thanks 70 Capt Evans, Of the
Salvador. for files Of Havana papers.
ns- The death Of r. Carey Long, the distin-
guished architect. by cholera, at New York, has
caused good deal of regret among his numerous
friends gu over The country
Coon Hrr.-The Washington Union says that
the democratic party were never in better health
than at PRESENT. May be so, says Prentice !;
exercise on foot is said to be favorable to health
and we perceive that some Of the most prominent
men Of the party arc 'oalking cut every day."
FIREs IN MoRIE.-They had four fires in Mo-
bile on Fhursday and Friday last, all Of which
were the work Of incendafiss
THE CREsoENT ClTY.-The steamship Crescent
City was announced TO leave New York on the
SOih. She goes direct TO Chagres, with a large
number Of passengers. On her return she is to
ioneh at Kingston, Jamaica, leaving that port on
or about the l5tho July. Several messengers viii
be sent across the lsthmus with the mails
Oeg- We are indebted to Capt. Place Of the steam
ship Portland, for an American Flag ofthe 9Oth
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p We learn from The officers OF the steamboat
Gen Hamer that the U S. ships Saratoga and
Germantown and steamers Walker and Water
Witch were 81 Pensacola on the 7th inst
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~ large supply Of GOLD PENS, Of all the celssrae
Makers ranging from
One to Eighteen Dollars
For sale Wholesale and retail BY
GUINNESS co
Dealers in Fancy Articles, Gold PENS ETC.
jel2 lm2dp "a CAMP sT.
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o. John Owen, who was lately nominated by
a Wing State Convention for Governor of NJ ichi-
gan, has declined aeeepMng The nomination.
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, = Ralph
King, Of New Orleans, has been appointed by the
President Consul to Bremen
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OLYMPIC THEATRE.-A good bill this evening"" The
Lady Of the Lake and The Bottle Imp
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Dcs- Robert p. Dunlap was chosen President Of
The Democratic State Convention, at Portland,
Me-, on the 9th ult, by reclamation. Dr. John
Hubbard, Of Hallowell, was nominated candi-
date for Governor, by ballot having a decided
majority
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ILLINoIs.-An extra session of the Legislature
Of the State Of Illinois has been called by the Gov
ernor, in the month Of October, at which U S.
Senator will be chosen. There are five democratic
candidates, viz Messrs. McClernand, Wentworth,
Shields, Breese, and Jsdge Young, late Commits
sioner Of the Land-ofTiee at Washington Citv.
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SFEciE.-Ihe steamship Portland, arrived yes
'eTday from Brazos ST. Jago, brought $4,000 in
specie to order
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contributions q Pope Plus TX.

We publish the following communication, which
contains substantially some remarks we intended
ourselves to make on the recent letter of Bishop
Hughes. The views of "a Catholic are, in our
opinion, those of very large majority of the Cath
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~ We return thanks to Capt Evans, Of the
Salvadora, for files Of Havana papers.
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or We are indebted to the officers Of the steam.
boat Gen. Hamer for late Pensacola paper.
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