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MAIL STEAMSHIP CANADA,
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kvas announced to us last evening, over the
wires, that the steamship Canada, Capt. Juiklns,
arrived at Halifax at 9 o'clock on Wednesday
night; that our overland express had arrived at
81 John, N. B., and that portion Of the news
had been telegraphed to Boston, and despatched
70 US by one of the expresses yesterday afternoon.
This news will reach us early this morning, and
be published Immediately, in an EXTRA HERALD.
TIE telegraph wires between this city and Bos-
ton were in fine working order throughout Wed
nssday night, and until about eight o'clock yes
ferday morning, when they became ''deranged, -
and no communication received till about seven
o'clock last evening, when the fact of the arrival
Of the steamer, as mentioned above, came to US.
After this, the line ceased to work again, and we
are, therefore, wiihou, the for this mornings
edition.
The interruption on the line in the early part OF
yesterday, was oeeasion-d by the thunder storm;
but in the afternoon other causes prevented the
news from being received
The intelligence from Liverpool Is to Saturday
the 18th mst-one week later.
The Canada will arrive here early tomorrow
morning.
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Tennessee Election.

NASHVILLE, August %, 1S49.
1t is now pretty we'll conceded that the Legislature
will be tie joint ballot and that the wings will have
five majority in the House.
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The Rspp Colony, near Beaver, Pennsylvania which.
originally numbered 300 IL CON posed Of hut A.,
persons The property Of great value and one Of sbs
her bas commenced suit for his share vhoh viii
be about esoo 600 Hon. Walter Forward IL employed az
enc ~ the council and the op,on ~ expressed tbst
The aseisiss VII ss fsvorsbis 70 the elsirsanA
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Iowa Election.

CINCINNATI, August Is, 1s49.
The Burlington State Gazette says that returns have
been received, sufficiently full to render certain the
election Of the entire democratic State ticket
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ARRIVALS AND pvrAsrrIss
y. j. Grisv old. Louisville; Robert Henry Kentucky
q. webb Georretown. Ky; l.. Libby, Richmond. va;
hsjor j. j. Archer, Maryland; q w. Archibald, Lon
don; DR.. Goodell, Columbus Ohio: William Rusb
Phsdslpbis arrived yesterday, and took at The
Irving House.
han ". 8 n, and er. c onsui BUCHANAN and
daughter. Carada at the Howard Hotel,
a l. jackson. U. NJ; DR.. J. T. GILLIAN ~ q N !.
w. w. Bsssitt, N; John Dovnes. - N vere
among the arrivals yesterday at tho lmev;e. tIol.I
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Later from MsxicO-InterestlngI intelligence
New oRLEANs, August 10, 1S4o.
An arrival at this pert brings sdvicss f Mexico 10
the LIST Of August
The late Minister Of Finance has bel appointed
Minister to France
Rumors are current that Herrera intends 70 rsdgn
the Presidency in favor present Minister
Of Finance.
The municipal elections have just closed with large
majority for the monsrchical party.
Congress is still in session. but its deliberations are
Of but little Importance.
The Apache Indians, alarmed at the approach of the
Americans have made proposals Of peace to the Msxi
government
The cholera continues to rage dresduy In the State
Of Durango
The Spanish Consul at New Orleans,
New ORLEANS August ID, 1s49
The Spanish Consul, considering. himself under du-
rance has struck his Gag and closed up his ofse He
declares that II the weather had not been warn he
would have suffered imprisonment.
The kentucky Convention.
LOUISVILLE, August %, 1910.
The democrats have majority Of six members in
the Convention.
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shipping Intelligence.
City Intelligence.

CHARLESTON, Aug r.
Arrived, e0th--eteamship Columbus Philadelphia
At Quarantine--Msry Jane Lomss, from N York.
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N THIS CITY.
MAvos's OvvIsB,
NEw YoRx, August 23-12 N. !
The Sanitary Committee Of this city report "a new
cases. and 70 deaths Of cholera having occurred
ing the last "a hours
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The suit Of Morse Riley will be commenced q.
cespsrstc-n IN few days Hos. 2. chass, Of Ohio
is sovnssl for O'Rilsy.
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he Kentucky Conycntion

LOUISVILLE, August %, 1910.
The democrats have majority Of six members in
the Convention.
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THE SECRETARY OF STATE AND THE ABDUCTION
OF Rky.-The Philadelphia North American, upon
which the Secretary Of State holds mortgage,
gives the following paragraph
In the first place. ne do not believe our goysrnme Mt
has any idea VI leaving Rey 70 his fate Composing II
true, alleged that he has written TO MIR Campbell
above mentioned until the government Of Madrid
forgotten the many accounts had flying through all
the papers, time since Of orders having been Mt
to CONNIE dore Parker at Pensacola to keep the entire
Home Squadron ready to sail at moments potics to
Havana and that ali this was Understood 80 be TO an
able Consul Campbell, IL necessary, TO make his de.
msnd In the name OF the United States for the liberia
top Of Rey In such would not admit Of one
moments refusal or hesitation Bearing this elrcum.
stance in mind nothing appears to us more probabls
than that the government st Washington have bee
informed az the Captain General having actually re-
fu,ed to permit Mir Campbell TO Eey second time
the Home Squadron IL already on the way to Havana
to demand ana compel the instant delivery Of the pr
into Consuls hands, to be return,d to New
Orleans.
That In our opinion IL one reeut that l. most likely
TO happen In . VERY short tine But another Ia quite
certain to follow and that Is a. alluded to before
the Immediate and severe Of all the Spa nsh
officials who have made themselves the parties
In such objectionable outrage upon the honor aud
authority Of the United states The principals are the
spsnish Consul at New Orleans and the captain Gems
raj ofCubs The fret IL within our Jurisdiction and
viii be punished By our LAYS lie will lose his zsque
tur, Of lie will be tried by American court
end nfound guilty the alleged offence bsins criminal
one he will be oonstned to American p.nitsntisry
Az for the captain General his reward will b. dis
grace and ruin The American government will de.
msnd his removal aud degradation from the Captain
Generssbp the richest once by far In the gft II the
Spanish crown, aud he viii be essbisred ana sent home
accordingly.
This is emphatic and to the point, and taking III.
relationship between the Secretary of State and
the paper in which the above appears into conside.
ration, II may be considered sepi-ofiicial.
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SUltMAR Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-30
Loyalist Meeting to Request Recall Of the
eraI-niensures to Preserve
the Peace, &c.


MONTREAL, SAturohyi Aptl4-o-
A great meeting Of the ultra Loyslisis Tory and
British party was held yesterday Friday in the
afternoon at which petitions to the Home Govern
ment were agreed 10, requesting that the Govern
or-General may be recalled During the night
there was n continual state Of excitement, one Of
tue icr causes of which was tie arming @: 800
French Canadians and Employing them as spec a.
constables ID keep the peace Of the city. There
were threats Of an attack, but they were not full
filed. THIS morning the streets are quiet
The Government have disarmed the 500 Cana
dian Constables OF the list Regiment there
have come 10 town POO men. who are quartered
in the Bousecours Market Buildings in the body
of the Hall used by the Legislature, who are trans
acting the public business q temporary apartments
al one end Of the Buildings.
The Parliament have adopted resolutions for
taking steps to preserve the public peace. The
streets are still protected by cannon bat there Is
every reason for supposns that the rots are all
over. As the political prisoners have already been
admitted 10 bail and some Of them have since adj
dressed public meetings Last night two men
were shot in a street row. but their wounds are
believed not to be of n serious character.
The Bousecours Marke, 10 stately structure OF
gray frees,one on 81 Paulst where the Legislature
will find good temporary accommodations some
eighteen months since Mr. Lsionaine stated the mum
Der of the French Canadian population In Montreal at
= 600 and those who SPEAK English as their mother
tongue at 5000 MIR Lsfontane and Mr. Holmes
were chosen members for The city last election by over
wheming msjorities over Messrs Mackenzie and
Lunn. the Tory candidates. Holmes, some thirteen
years ago was Cashier Of the Montreal Bank lie
stated al the election that bis father was private sol
der In British foot regiment Holmes end Laion-
tame are what is there called Free Trsders-Ed Ir'b
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-30
BY THE MIDNIGHT SOTTHRRy NAIL
p..uinatior of nsrphy-The -watara-Ex-
port. and Imports, Markets. NC
. T.. Arrr-a
PHIlADr1rHuA. Sunday, April p. so

ptrrApErFffrA sunday, APrl - lcTs
Nr-,bv the Dotorioas burglar, was yesterday
examined bf.-, The Mayor and committed IN default
ii, a 90 bal. :, answer at the next Cosr, Of Quarter
Sessions ,. -
Tbsrs were 10 iesih. in its city FOR the week emu
srs Tss,s-tsv OF which 81 were from consumption
Tie ship SzstAra hsuled OF TIRE place Tnetr So.
uss grounded ~ the plot boat trooper nv - -
sts- bat o1ips 70 the severe gale she drsfgsd ner
.rrL,-. ard vent on the bar again Tic CAPITALS Of the
t boat links that she must hsve sled with water on
NJ Alexander Dandu-and the well known proprietor
Of tie CAFE T0r,on Ches,nuisi died early ycseidAy
morning. ,.t..-,
las, week consisting of.hPs Ssrs' brzssnd 'ehoonef'
Tbs following srtclss were exported from ths Pol'
LAT zsek Corn. 81 l06 bushels Flour. s5o barrels
Flour /, held arms stsi 5 per Dbl for common soip'
ping b-sads but the sales for export are limited
Of extra Tor booze use ~ - IT per b. 'nA 'As 81
RE Flour a. - =. per Dbl Corn Mes 70 scarce We
os.t- > 6li Wheat "a IN good demand and higher
ri.e. have 5aeu realized sales Of prime red al : -
ard white st 10. Rye . held higher. We quote Al
s a. cents per bu,he Corn % IN good demand a. "a
g cents pr ~ os for yellow. The ss.es nave oren
principally at lie after rate O'is are d9l ana no
sac. h.ve trans1.rsd. Ss.cs OF WHISKY hnd' Ma -
and bis A. - cts. 800
$3.50 SrocKs-Frt BoG-l-Sl00 Treas Notes.
lO4. : 90 Nav ds -. cash. aot sloOJ DO +of :
: 90 DO a. 4ft $40 ( -. o., IL S-N,uO fenn
a 81 s4f0O DO 81 s. 900 90, o. ~. II Penn
Ps Iia. 5 Y and N Bank -. 80 Morris ana. b. %,
eco CRY - =. s. lols, el-ru leading us -
-, - Harrisburg Rs D. iil 500 cry - ~ ~
So O5 Tenn -. 81 . { and D stock, -
S,-0ss R5arf-s5o0 Wilmington %, - - Girard
Bank las $50 L : BsLk. s5sn. = - & Bank
"a $1,000 Wilmington -. bj. 5 - Go DO. >
5000 Psnnsylvsoia a. IS. - $1,000 Ciy IS. ls77.
lOlt. S. 600 Wimingtcnfs. h5 ; SO fennsylvsna
"a =. SIS 10 - slfi - 40. ~ So % do, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-30
4 Cn.e for Gen. Taylor.

II is now about two months since Congress d.
rectcd the Striking Of One Dollar Gold CONS at
the u. : Mint yet mp 10 this moment, not one
such coin, so far ms We can learn has made rs az
pearance. The officers of the chief among our
four Mnts pretend 10 be getting the dies ready
but they make a wretchedly slow business of IT,
and it IS notorious that they in their wisdom have
decided the act Of Congress an unwise one aud
the Gold Dollar sort Of com mot fit 10 be made
Whereupon they are hanging back as stubbornly
as possible, calculating that there Will soon be a
flood Of gold IN from California which Will keep
them busy coming in the old way and afford a good
excuse for coming as few Gold Dollars as possible
Such. from all We can gather is the disposition
which controls the managers Of the Mint at Phil
odclphia aud We respectfully request the Presi.
dent to inquire searchingly into the facts and #
they prove substantially "a above stated, to re-
move every officer of the Mint engaged in or con
nving at tins contumacy. Is was bad enough
when despotic President assumed 10 execute or
nuify the laws of the land according 10 his judg-
ment Of their constitutonahty and fitness bat to
have such a Job undertaken 10y third rate subal
terms il really passing the tolerAble bounds Of OIL
cia impotence
1t is not many years since great party " as
Frustrated in this State, aud perhaps others IN
good part because of its hog-headed obstinacy in
refusing to let the people use small Bank Bills or
not as they should think proper. Whoever shall
undertake like operation with regard TO small
gold coin viii be very likely t. fall into the same
category. Let us have Gold Dollars, Silver Dol
lsrs, and Paper Dollers aud let public convent
ence determine which shall be used or what pro-
portion OF each. We like them ALL and do not
believe either are likely to become too abundant.
II the Gold Dollars prove nuisance, either from
the facility and prousion Of couuterfei,s or from
their minuteness, or from their resemblance at
night to silver sixpences or half dimes, It will be
very easy to dsuse them and let them 20 back to
the Mint for recoinsge into larger pieces We
believe in no such busbears. and /. will be labor
lost to attempt 70 dItusc belief in them, unless
by actual experience. Letustry the Gold Dollar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-30

MARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH.-While the
passeu ger train the Auburn and Rochester Railroad
was descending the Vienna grade few days since two
cars became accidentally detached. When the ene-
neer at the foo, Of the grade checked the train the two
detached cara ran into the main train destroying both
platforms and bringing the bodies OF the cars in VIC
lent contact The conductor Of the train was standing
on one Of the platforms when the collision occurred
and wa. only saved from Instant destruction by tie
remarkable fac, thu, the break rod OF the car upon
which be sDding forced upward BY the shock
and as it passed upward turned outward slIo, and
striking the conductor pushed him oil into the road
He was somewhat bruised, but this sudden election
from the platform saved his life.
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SECOND DISPATCH.
WAEHrSGToS sunday AFEh - ID
FIRST DISTRICT

WAsHrSSToS sunday April - fM
FIRST DISTRICT.
Reo,esented by 4. ArKIssos. Loco-Fooo con-
tested by sAxuiL WATTS, Wing and JoHS :
MlLLsoz, Loco The contest las been very
close. and reported tba; MILLsoS las beaten
WATTS, msj ority not stated.
SECOND DISTRICT.
R.K. MrAnf. Loco-Foco' previous Member
returned. ....---.,,---
Tuo,. :. FLouRSor Wing opposed By Dr.
Avrsrr1 Loco. contes, very close FLorESoI
has gained largely in Halifax Co. All It $ believed
has been elected.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Returns lot a. in. lRviSs Wing IS thought
70 be elected. -.----
PIFTH DISTRICT
WI. GoeGlS Wing ioses 20 votes IN A.Oe-
marie Co. which gives P. POWELL Loco good
chance to be- elected. Contest, hoTever doubtful
SIXTH Tor Il .ehmOnd) DISTRICT
J.wfs A. Seldom Loco has beaten BorI'
WING By 800 majority.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
The returns so far are favorable to BArlY Loco
over DR.. MALLORY Wing.
EIGHTH DISTRICT
Contest between JAWS V FORBES, Wing, and
A. Il. HOLIDAY. Loco. The returns as far as
they have come in show gain Tor HOLIDAY
compared with the Presidential election asst AL
when Taylor had majority Of % "A the District
NINTH DISTRICT
Settled in favor OF PESDLEToS, Wig.
TENTH DISTRICT.
The returns leave but little doubt Of PARKER :
Loco election.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT
JAMES MCDOWELL. late Loco Member said 10
be reelected.
TWELFTH DISTRICT
Nothing definite.
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.
We have reports in town that MULLEN Loco
has been elected.
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT
Nothing reliable as yet, BEALF's Loco chance
said to be best.
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.
Contest between WIN. q. BRowS. lLoco) A.
NEwMAs, Loco and CHAs w RUsssLL,t "hig'l
The returns, as far as beard from, render the re-
suit extremely doubtful
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Defeat of MIR. tiotts.

A fortnight before the Virginia Election, the
Courier s. Enquirer Of this City put forth the fol-
lowing Editorial
~ yoix NJ BOrTs has been nominated for Congress
by select party Of his personal and political admirers
In opposition TO the regular Wing candidate lie Will
probably succeed this time in e1cciing what he al
tempted In vain At the last Presidential conflict via de
iestng the Wing candidate ard electing the Locofoeo
one thing IL certain much as the wings oil virginia
desire ~ elect their candidate, those among hcs are
rare HAO 0aid Prefer to be rprssHed ~ Leo POGO
raiAsr than by M. Bots lie may prevent them from
enjoying their frst choice, but he will only insure 10
them their second
The Courier's direction has been obeyed. BY
the diversion of an eighth or tenth part Of the
Wing votes from Mr.. Bolts to Mr.. Lee, the former
has been defeated, and James 4 Seldom an anti
Protection, anti Improvement, utra.Slavcry Loco
Foco. will represent the Richmond District IN the
next Congress instead of Mr.. Bolts, who ON every
cardinal principle is Wing beyond question or
scruple. hostile TO the Sub-Treasury, IN favor Of
Protection, of liberal appropriations for Internal
Improvements. sc. &c. Mr.. Bottss vote made
Robert c. Winthrop Speaker Of the late House
Mr. Seddons would have been given trom first TO
las, against HIM Mr.. Bolts voted FOR the Wing
candidates for each office of the House and helped
elect all except the Postmaster, who was lost by
one majority--Mr. John 5. Pendeton, leading
Taylor Republican, giving johnson, the Loco
Foco Postmaster the vote that elected him. In
the next House, Mr.. Seldom will OF course vote
for every Looo-Foco candidate and measure, while
MIR Bolts would have voted Just the other way
vet the Courier h Enquirer declares the cleo
tion OF Mr.. Seldom preferable to that OF Mr. Bolts
and, by the votes of one-eishth OF the Wings Of
that Wing District its preference is gratihea-i,s
second choice prevails. And this course we pre-
sumo, is expected to harmonic the Wing party
and strengthen the new Administration in the
next Congress Perhaps il Will.
Mr.. Bottss defect is lack Of supPieness lie
IL devoted Whig OF the ant Military school, and
was a warm supporter Of Mr.. Clay for PFesI
dent. When Whig principles were laid on the ia
Bile at Philsdephia he stood aloOi for season. L
determine " hat should be done Tor tho vindicatiot
and maintenance of those principles Uitimate!
he decided to support Gen. Taylor, and did 50 VIII
great effect. lie was not among the earliest 4
burn incense on the new altar but, as soon as Gen
Tavlor put forth in his Inaugural declaration o
the principles on W hich he should administer the
Government. Mr.. Bolts pronounced the declaration
satisfactory. and avowed his purpose to supper
an. new Administration Nobody doubted his sin
os,,,v--but the Courier thinks Loco Foo prefer
able to Mr.. Bolts in Congress, and the small lac
ton of Taylor Republicans In Richmond ra'i'.
the decision. That's all.
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yfraiafn Election.

Awe write before receiving our Teegraphic
di,pstches, there seems probability that the
Whigs will lose one in the Congressional Delega-
ton and gain considerably in the House Of Dele
ystes pos.ibly 80 as 10 have a majority IN that
branch but no, IN Joint Ballot, the State is 40
di.tric,sd that the Senate ia habitualy about two
toone agsns. u.s. Still the prospect may be quite
different when this sheet goes 70 press. We have
made up all the foil returns leaving those Of the
Counties where the polls were kept open three
days To be given when complete
virginia elects fifteen Members Of the House, Of
which but one fPendleton) WA Wing IN the
XXIXth. while si1 Wings were elected - the
XXXth Congress. But one Of these 'Flournoy
VA, chosen from an adverse District by me ma
jority, while another tFulton) ran in between two
Loco-F ocos, beating the highest sl1 votes IN the
worst District Of the State. He declined trying
the experiment again, leaving the field 70 Fayette
MeMollep and John 3. George who were ms
Loco. Fooo competitors two years since, one Of
vshono will Of course be elected This reduces The
fair chances Of the Wings 70 four, and one oil these
has been thrown away by the running OF another
Wing against John NJ BOtts. The reported ma
l0rities in the Richmond District are
Foy Bous-RichmOnd City 49,, Herrico Y total 80
For seddo.- Chesterfield 100, Louisa %, Povhstan
r. Goocblsnd 100 Hanover 43: total 625. Seldom
ahead ~ which the full vote will probably Increase
The Members Of Congress known TO be elected
Dist II. Richard Kiddy Meade. Loco-No change
w. jams A. Stddoa. do gsin Vice Bots
TX JEREMIAH morton, Wing, yice Pendle'on' 90
X Richard PGrkey, Loco, vice Bedinger' do
XII Jsns McIJoreH Loco no change.
We have reports Of the election Of JohH D.
Millson, Loco, in the 1st, (which is Probable wee
Atkinson, Loco the reelection Of Gen. 1ho'aas
IT. Bayly. Loco in the With, which our returns
do not warrant; also Of CHARLES w. RUSSELL,
Whig, in the XVIII, late VIM. g Browns, which
we consider dubious a dispatch says that Flour
nov is doing well so far in the lid. The Nth and
vth (Bococks and Goggins) are exceedingly
doubtful The XIItb, Ballard Preston'sj tits pre-
,umed. will be lost, and the XVIII llt. A. Thomp
son's) gained by the Wings at this election but
nothing has been heard from them yet
The With District late X. T. l.. Beale'sj gave
Gen. Taylor 979 Gen. Cass /, 9O2 votes. Par
tal returns are rather favorable to A. X. Halh
day. Loco. but do not settle the question.
II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-30

MoSrRKAL lrENs.-Mr. Gait. son OF the ce!e-
brssed Scottish novelist has taken h seat In the Cana
dian Legis ature for SheroroOke Co.. In reply 10
question from sr Allan heNso, on me "a in'' ne
Ssked NJ. BALDWIN II be could give any Information
a. to the time when the Legislature would De pro
rosued bot be said b. could not The Piot say,
that the large steam propeller Ear Cfhear has arrived
a. Ischne xith cargo Of four and pork 10 The Cham
vs.r and :; Lawrence Railroad Co Iss property OF J.
Hatch Burlington This 10 the frsi OF Inc OF steam
about 70 be pat for the conveyance OF the pro
ducs OF the Western states 70 the waters OF LAKE
Chsmplain- By the route Of the 81 Lawrence fregnE
r. Detroit be delivered Burlins ou sfteen days
qucAsr than BY tie Ere Canal and q great sATns OF
expsass-