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FOR HAVANA, NEW ORLEANS. AND
CHAGHES.

FOR HAVANA, NEW ORLEANS, AND
CHAGREs.
THE ONLY REG ULAR MAIL LINE
f4k FOR CHAGRES DIRECT, VIA HA-
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January, at O'Clock, p. m, from the pier, foot Of
Warren street, North river touching of the bar at
Charleston and Savannah, to land and receive mails
and passengers.
Passengers for Chagres are transferred al Havana
TO the staunch and we'll known steamship FAIL
CON, Lieutenant Hartstene, U. :. N, commander,
which makes the route direct from New
York TO Chagres
The voyage is made in j days.
An experienced Surgeon is attached TO all YES
sells OF this line.
Rates Of passage 10 Havana, New Orleans.
State room berth, saloons, $40 S75
Standee berth in forward cabin, So 90
Stecragc found bed and board, % %
REDUCED RATES OF PASSAGE TO CHA
Ores.
State room BERTH in ladies' or dining saloon. 100
Standcc berth, in Second Cabin. ............ 80
Steeragc, found with beds and board ....... 50
$50 lbs. baggage allowed for cabin, and 200 lbs.
for stecrage passengers.
Freight 10 Chagrcs % cents per cubic foot.
All tickets for passage must be procured at the
Office Of the Company. NJ. o. ROBERTS,
Dec 27-tJl2 lis West st.
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NGFELLOw's NEW VOLUME or
IL POEMS. IN different styles just received for
sale by TAYLOR & MAURY,
Dec % Booksellers, near 9th II.
A CARD.-Thc subscribers most respectfully
"A announce 10 their patrons that their respective
accounts will be- rendered 10 them or before the
25th Of the present month, when they confidently
expect settlement from all, as to enable them
To close their books for the past year.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY x co.
Dec. 25-dtJanln
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TTNDER-sHIRTs AND DRAWERs.-A fur
u Their supply of silk, merino, cotton and flannel
Under shirts and Drawers, this day received
Also, family made "yol0c-nock" Shirts; fur
Their supply this day opened.
As usual, Shirts viii be retailed at wholesale
prices -
STEVENS'S
Great Hat and Gcntlemen's Quitting
Establishment, No. Browns Hotel.
Dec 22-eo6if
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a'The regular Democratic ticket for State sena-
tors and 6ssemblymcn is elected by large ma
ioriy and IL is therefore certain that Mr. King will
get no support from the district OF San Francisco
Under these circumstances, we regard IL az GER
tain that he will not be returned 10 tho United
States Senate.
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vermont Elcetioh-sUesess or the whl~s.
BusLIsGroN September 5, 1s4o
The result Of the election I'm thu
inherent counties Of this State far heard nom In
as follows
bs""'nston Couniy.-Eight wings and ten sbogus,
democratsi whis gain Of two
W'"dsor.-Nine wings, two bogus" whig gain, ivx
Ruaand- Eighteen wings, one democrat two "boxus;s
whig gain, four
addison tcOmplste.)- Eighteen whiss Nv. "b:xus;y
wing gain, four
Washington -Four wings, three democrs{s
Caiedonia.- (The telegraph says "Conden, % but We
presume caledonia is meant.)-Sevsn vhiss tvo y.
mocrsts, Six bogus" whig gain, tws
Franklin complete six whiss four "bogus;n whIs
gain, four.
Grand Lsle-Three wings
In addition to the above, eighteen towns have been
heard FROM in which the result is the election Of ten
wing and six bogus representatives and in two towns
choce whig gain, four.
1.-The term "bogus" is applied, We believe, TO those
members upon whom the free solsrs and the bunker
democracy united HEKALD1
So far heard FROM the representatives elected stand
a. follows wings So; opposition Al.
Wing Senators elected in Chittendsn, Grand
Isle, Addison, Rutland windhsm, Windsor, and
Franklin counties.
y
% Of the Legislature.
Professor Msacham (whig) has been elected to Con-
gress from the Sd district by 500 900 majority
takes the place Of Marsh who recently appointed
Minister to Spain
SECOND DESPATCH.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. s, 1910!
Returns from 10 towns in Windham county TALL but
four) show whg majority both the free soilsrs
and old hunkers, Of $40 and gain Of AS since last
year This is on the State ticket.
The wing Senators are elected in Windham county,
by majority Of 700 ; last year they had but $50.
The Representatives, stand II whgs free sellers,
and old bunker. In several towns the result has not
yet been decided but the wings have probably lost
or two members.
The vote is not SO large as last year. correspond.
ing whig gain in other counties will secure tae election
Of the whig State ticket.
THIRD DESPATCH.
BosroS, September 5-P. M.
In 10 towns Of Windham county, there Is viae
gain Of 400 for their Ticket since last year The
independent democratic candidate for Governor Clark
has received larger than the coalition candidate,
and cones nearly up the democratic vote Of last
year.
The whig Senators in Windham are elected by TOO
majority last year their majority vas but 1sO
For Representatives the contest has been severe IN
towns ballottiDss took place So fsr the whigs
in Windham lose two members.
The returns from two towns in Bennington
eouaty show large whg gains.
FOURTH DESPATCH.
ALBANY, Sept. 8, 1S49.
The wings havo large increase the popular VOTE
They have also gain in the Representatives
Meschan (whig) is elected TO Congress by large
majority.
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Shipping Inteiiigcnes.

Arrivedship VIM Goddard Calcutta April III "A Hclsns
July Lett litter bark Noble, OF Harbor $50 whss
for cruits In or days Expsrsnosd weasher on
Cape Good Hope ttove eaboose boat house, aud
sprung post Put into st Helena July H. and was de-
ts s' there :. pairing ~ days
lon ~ ship Charlotte, Of BATH Tor Brsmsn Aag lat ~ s.
lon ~ 90 ship fersx from Boston for Bunos Ayres 4ts
LAT ~ ~ Ion 81 a. bark Rowland, from Boston r Rio ia.
metro.
Bsrfs Martha, New Orleans Aug7 Gen Green, New York
brs Henrieo - JAsc, Aus Is Left brig Esshoi leading
who're bound not known.
Brig Jerome Fortune Islaud Aug q Lst brr sha vmut
Brgt FOSTER, Bsltiinore; Acorn and LAwYsuee Phad.
ltterso do sehis Sea hsrk, kondsut: Had and III
della Philad; fswtueke', Newsrti kaxle. New Yorh.
bow-bark hmphyris, from busnos yres; brig Louisa
rJo.r.NB Aus No $50
Arrved-sshrs London New Yorhi Stat. brig Coros de,
90 Ellis, Alexandria '
Cleared 3lst--Brg Sarah. New York.
Brs, uun,r,,, Nav, yor, s,n , Ms Avg ~ lst'.
Ship Nandsa fer Boson put Isle rrsnce dismast
cd stout Isl June hut at lss repaired and
nearly READY for sea
NEW BsproRp, septa 1870
Arrived Brig Roduan last from Isle SAL 30 sperm 3.
bump taot Sent bore u sr Spoke IuIy H. st 81 M
sclr 1hStle, fr m iisliias tor Bartadoea
scbr Sorbuo. Phiiadephs.
Clesred--SLit sonnt Vernon. Japan Sea.
49,, 49,. PRgvIDeScg Sept e. 1850.
.rrived-Slip Oscar Liverpool July ~ ehrr ionsJaf.
ana oie'r"' Ph''Adsphi'' ''op Mary ellen, Rogdout
failed Brig John Hin, S, Thomas.
clsand-sslr s.rmah. Allen with granite, fer Dry
Dock Brooklyn,NY.
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The secret Expedition.

Nsw OaLrANs, September 4, 1s4e.
Much excitement exists against the msnders Of
several United states vessels account OF their
duct towards the persons cncapped Round island.
The proclamation aud threats made by Captains RAN
DELPHI and lotion have been pronounced illegal by
the principal newspapers
The commander Of the expedition has applied to the
legal authorities Of Psseagoua for arrest Of the
United States officers for cutting "a their provisions
and other supplies
IL is generally thought that the nders Of the
U. s. vessels have exceeded their authority.
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whilst red pine oak and elm, have also fallen ID per
foot in value; deal which selling in the aarIy Of
the month at from GO los. to ct os. standard, may
nov be considered worth 81 to ct los per standard;
United States slaves in request but lower prices
will have to be submitted to In consequence Of charge
arrival Of staves from Quebec.
At Liverpool we have to notice some improvement
in New York freghts the recent arrivals Of shipping
being nearly cleared on To other ports there is no
change, and passengers scarce everywhere, and
taken at extremely lew rates. To New York. dead
fisght l2s Cd to l5s per tom Hne goods 15s to IT'S
Cd hardware, IFS. Cd; earthenware, Cd. Iron has
been shipped as low us. per ton, ISIS asked
The transmission Of further intelligence was in
terrupted at three O'Clock, by atmospheric electri-
city, between Portland and ST. John.
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The Fall Election.

Notwithstanding the failure of the attempt to
reconcile the two branches Of the democratic
party in Rome, there is evidence enough before
us, we think, to justify the opinion, that before
Me time appointed for the fall election to take
place shall have arrived there will be a reunion,
in this city at least, if not throughout the State.
The barnbuners are very much disposed to come
m and re. unite themselves with the old hunkers,
in order 10 effect victory this fall, and in
for share of the rewards of their patriotism-the
ppoiIe Of Office II such reunion be effected by
the rank and file Of both factions, We apprehend
that some Of the leaders and drummers will find
themselves IN rather an awkward position. The
barnburners are, we believe, at last coming to
their senses-they are beginning to realise, at
snath, the imposition practised upon them by Ex-
President Van Buren,, and are coming to the con-
sluson, that in fighting his private battles, and
allowing themselves to be used by him as instru-
nents with which to crafty his resentment to-
waids General Cass and his friends, who de-
feated his nomination fer the Presidency in 1871,
shey have been wofully deceived and almost un-
done. This sad truth is just breaking in upon
them-they are awakening from their slumber, and
when rubbing their eyes, wonder that they were SO
verdant as to be caught the trap, which the pro-
vrietor ef Lndenwald so cunningy set for them
AS far as this city is concerned, the probability is
that a reunion will take place, and the wings,
accordingly, are in great distress; and well they
nay-for the conduct of the cabinet since it came
into Office, without any other influence, Is of itself
sufficient to produce a reaction;' but connected
with reunion of the democratic forces, the pros
pect before them Ia indeed gloomy.
The democrats are determined, we are informed,
10 put none but their best and strongest men in
nomination this fall-such men as both factions
can consistently vote for; and the wings, we be-
lieve, will adopt the same policy. We may there
fore look for very exciting and interesting cleo
uon The Office Of sheriff is the most lucrative Of
all that will be filed at the next election Various
candidates are talked Of by both the wings and the
democrats Ter It, A, present, the struggle sbetween
Aldermen Kelly, and eK-Aldeman Stoneal, Of
the Second ward, but there is no knowing yet
whether those gentlemen will be selected. Ii the
democrats unite, Alderman Stoneall will probably
be elected. provided he receives the nomination
The judiciary nominations will b. regulated by
the members of the bar, no doubt, and whatever
may be the result, it Is reasonable TO suppose that
competent men will be elected. There are a great
many Other officers to be elected, but the fortunate
individual who is elected sheriff will be the luck
,.sf cf ALL
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Markets.

Nav OsLEAss, Septsmbcr 4, 1870.
Since the receipt of the Csdonias advices the bust
in cotton has been done at fun prices but holders
now asking advance. The Gales to-day we're
700 bales.
BrFrALo, September 5-6P.M n.
The receipts since yesterday fellows Flour
$500 bbls wheat, $4,000 bushels: corn IS 600 do For
common Michigan -four. ~ rs Is asked The supplies
Of Western mixed wheat larger and thu market Ia
heavy; about 600 bushels Ohio changed hands at s
Corn Is firm and In good demsnd the sales IS 900
bushels including fiat yellow, ct Sic. No change In
freights.
ALaAsr, September 60 p. NJ
The receipts since yesterday as follows Flour
15OO bills Wheat $500 bushels Corn, 10 600 bushels
There more sellers 81 -four than buyers the old
prices and the market Is heavy The market for corn
lie not so active but prices unchsnsed the sales
embrace 600 bushels at Clio 62c for Western mi xed
and 63c for round yellow Sales 100 bbls whiskey ct
Use. for Ohio aud Prison
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CESrnrvitts CoUS,s, l.. I--TsorrIss AND P.orva =
Sixteen trotng horses entered for the pursca 20 BE-
troted for to DAY and 1t requires but glance at ID,
list 81 names to safety every sdmirsr of fst tro,n
that the present occasion Is OF unusual attraction
The fret will take place at III oclocs the Others
TO follow quickly possible have the sport.
before datk be 60 up atnter,als during The
day giving persons 40 opportunity Of wtnesing witch
,ser they may choose. hal this gill he a erea
day among sporting men there IL DO doubt.
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The southern nsil--sssmen Wages Mt CO.
Iumbis Rivsr--rnc Cotton Crop m missile

BaLrwoEs, september scr. VI.
The Southern mail has come to hand, with New Or.
leans papers Of the 2sth.
Aletter from Oregon says that several vessels lately
entered the Columbia River, rhere ,ailcrs
cevirs 500 to $50 per month officers $500 10 $780,
and masters 10 proportion.
Accounts from rsulding, Miss state that the cotton
had almost destroyed the crops Of two three
OF the planters In that section and u feared that
II It's destructive progress not arrested the
vhsle would be DESTROYED.
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AMUsEMkNTs THIS EvlNINa.
The Foreign News-The Fate OF Hungary.

The news by the Niagara is most disastrous
20 the Hppgarans. 1t is almost impossible at
his late hour In the morning, to take any but
ne most melancholy view of the intelligence
ftom saying that the conduct of Georgey
has been, to use the mildest term, most extraor-
dinary. We fear that his surrender will lead to
suspicion of the gravest character. That hitherto
renowned Magyar chief has ruined the cause Of
Hungary,
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PIrrsBuRoH, September s, 1870
The Finance Committee Of this city havs closed With
Esssrs Kramer &Raha and w A. Hill Co brokers',
for the loan Of S2ooOo, City Scrip which win be re-
deemed at their counter in specie soon - the bond
can be made out
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STILL LATER PROM Bermuda. BY the arrival OF
the brig Falcon, Capt Pitt, from Bermuda, after a
passage Of only seven days, are in possession Of
the Bomnd,om to the 22d, and the Bermuda Herald
to the Esd ul, They contain no news
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Col benton recently made speech bsfore the iade
OF st Jusephs Missouri he subject ~ the Pasia
railroad The speech r. full Of the political views
ell HE late speeches, though addressed 10 the ladies
George W Orgy Is the whig candidate for Congress
In the ] bird Dstfict If Maryland
Gov French. 81 fllinoie Il Is ssd will call 40 ext
se,scp of the Legislature about the middle of Oetobe
neat, for th- purpose Of eieotos Senator In Goa
gres-.
A wbg meeting IN phisfeiphis on the Sd instant
received that the further extension of slavery va
ipimical Go the spirit Of the constitution, and re
quired that their Representatives In Congress. an.
Senators, shouts NE all mesus for the restoraAio
Of a protective tavf They pympsthisod With Han
~ ~ freedom.
w. " a. Bay, Representative IN Consress from the
district u Missouri, has written letter ex presg-
the OPINION that u IL the duty % representatives
Senators IN Congress To obey the instructions 81 the
consttuentt. resign and further that Jopgress he
tight 20 interfere 18th the subject ~ slavery in tb
territories
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Improvement In Basinss. at Buffalo.

buffalo s-ptember5-P. NJ.
The weather here IL hne and sickness fast dis
sppesring; the hotels again hlins mp. aud stras
gsrs are Gocsing into the city In great numbers. Al
most every train Of is veil loaded With passengers
Several boats have left ard others preparing to
leave, that have been laid up fr x weeks There is
vible increase Of business since ho let ~ the month
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Notice "a Subscribers.

Subscribers In this city, Brooklyn Wiiamsburgh
Jersey city, 60, &c, are assured that the Herald
will be delivered at their houses and stores At before
IA every morning. Those who do not receive II are
requested notify Of the delay, and 1t shall at
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Nav OaLstrs, Sept 4, ls4o.
The steamer Leonora, on Sunday lest collapsed one
81 her rues, on Lake Ponchslrsin the city, By
which the fres hilles and tss others badly
wounded No names mentioned.
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81 LouIs, september, 5, 1870.
Richard Kennedy, q Germsn was arrested and held
TO bail to day, charged With arson and riot Ia setting
Gre to the house of Madame Clemoutine on Sunday
week. and heading a gang of rioters.
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TELEGRAPniC INTELLIGENCE.
Sum many OF the News

The first days proceedings of the Convention of
the old bunker democracy at Syracuse, (held for
the purpose of nominating candidates for State
officers) received last night by telegraph and,
also, returns of the election in Vermont, sufficient
to show the general result in that State together
with variety of interesting intelligence from
various quarters.
BY despatch from New Orleans it will be seen
that the interference of the United States Naval
Officers with the assemblage OF persons suspected
of an intention to migrate to Cuba, or some where
else,) at Round Island, meets with little favor in
that city
Among the dispatches received yesterday, was
one relative to the loss, at sea, of the brig
"Patriot" Uhe ST. Patrick it ought to be,) the full
particulars of which we published in the Herald
on Monday porning last We are daily receiv-
ing dispatches ever the wires, containing what
purports to be "ship news" Halt the time the
marine intelligence thus sent is anticipated by
the mails. This is not the fault of the telegraph,
but of those who undertake TO make use of it, in
sending news by it to and to other papers. We
also received, last night, despatch from Pitts
burgh announcing the fact that the corporation had
succeeded In making certain financial arrange
ments favorable to the city-lntegence which
we had previously received.
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The Steamship uiDernfs.

Sr. JoHS, N. g., September s, 1870.
The steamship Hibernia, sftcf undergoing repairs
proceeded on her voyage from Halifax on Saturday
afternoon
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Nav ORLEANS, September 4, 1Sl9.
The health Of the city is good-ths intsrments for
| the last week being only IS.
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Heefth OF the Prvtfdtnt--fiIs Dspn, ture 70
Washington.


NiesEs Estis, ssptsnbcr SIS A. NJ.
The President is roganus his usual heath and will
leave at O'Clock to-day for Washington sia Lake on
tsrio. a d WOOD, Surgeon u. q. A.
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AoFrtrkt, September 81. VI.
Lord Elgin TOOK his departure for Kingston THU
Aft rnt on. With his soupiess and ehila
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The pemoerntls Convention at syr.cuse.

The Democratic Convention AZ SYRACUSE
SYRACUSE, September 6, 1S49.
The Democratic fold hunker) State Convention met
at 10 o'clock this morning and temporarily organised
committee appointed to select permanent officers,
after which, an adjournment till three o'clock took
place.
SECOND DESPATCH.
SYRACUSE, September 5-P. M.
The Convention met At three o'clock and upon call
ing the Of delegates lOl answered and present.
ed their credentials.
The following officers we're then sppeintsd--
President-FKASors D. Csrrrrc, Of New York.
piee Presidents.
John ny N Morrill, %in.e'n' S-W W ~s = Hoa.h
3--Silas Camp, John Thompson,
i-willisn J. Dodge, s-AndrsT Robinson.
j. O. Church, of Kings county.
II. ii. Shsnkland, OF Cattarsugus county.
J. &. Spencer, Of Franklin county.
Robert Christy Jr, Of Rensselaer, county.
The PRSsIoIsr being conducted to the chair ad-
dressed the Convention at length defending the
bunker position in opposition to the bsrnburner.
MI PORTER offered a resolution that . committee Of
heee from each Judicial district appointed to select
candidates for State officers.
motion to lay the resolution on the table lost
II was then moved by Mr.. Husor that the Conven-
ton adjourn until the 18th inst and that the barn
burners be invited to unite with them the 14th for
was voted down almost unanimously amidst laughter
and applause.
The original motion Ito appoint . sommittss) pre-
vailed.
A motion made and carried that committee Of
from each Judicial district be appointed to report
resolutions and address also to report . State
Central Committee.
Chancellor walworth vas appointed chairman of the
committee.
tie convention adjourned till seven O'Clock when
W. ~ re-asssmbed, and again adjourned till half past
-
nveiy debate is expected to- night when the can
didates are reported.
THIRD DISPATCH
SYRACUSE, Sept 6-9PM.
The convention met according to adjournment
when information was received from the nomio ating
committee that they would not be sbie to make
port before The convention therefore, I'D
journed till eight o'clock In the morning
II is considered probable that union ticket will be
formed and flat this convention will scn adjourn 10
meet the barnburners on the 14th inst.
The following candidates supposed to have been
sgreed on by tine nominating committee, VIA
Freedom O Jewett (barnburner), OF Snondaga
county, for Judge Of the Court Of Appeals.
Horatio Seymour (hunker), Of Oneida, for Comp
trolIsr.
John c. Eather, Of Rensselaer,, for Canal Commits
tiorer
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ytos Trrks 1sLaSp.-By the arrival Of the
bark TynnQham, Capt Churchill, from lmks
bland ", have received our flies Of ihe 7'rt:
ssgaa Coadfs 10 the 22d ult, inclusive, bat are
sssbie 10 find an item Of interest IN .hcm.
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z SAILING or TUE STEAMSHIP CASA1A.--Ihe steam.
sh,p Cansd0 Capt. Hsnison, sailed yesterday az ~
s'clock, for Halifax snd Liverpool IN he list Of
Der passengers viii be found thu name Of the Ion
]. q. Clay, Charge al the coOu Of Portugal, end
NJ Tetersl, bearer OF dispatchce lion ias Preach
rsInistef
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HsALrH OF TIE CrTY.-The SANITARY Committee
sssounee, in another column, the disappearance Of
ne eiol,rs IN an spid,msc form, from the city
s-d ihey are 10 issue NO more reyOus