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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-13
The RIections-Ohio.

Itws believed a, Cincinnati yesterday morn
iDs that the OsIo Election he'd resulted in Wing
,dumph-a majority Of the Members elect to each
House being Wings. Fall returns may change
This result bot the fact that the issue 10 in doob,
10 Iopg after the day Of Election, in State which
last year gave Gen Cas- over 10 900 plurality aud
the two opposing candidates above 81, 900 votes
more than Gen. Taylor. Is at ell events a signal
triumph. Tho great Importance which attaches
10 the final settlement OF the contest between
Law and Anarchy In the matter Of the Hamilton
County APPortionment, with the remarkable tri-
singular contest in the Northern Counties caused
by tho organ cation Of Free Soil party, has
called forth unusual exertoDs for sn election in
which neither President, nor Governor nor Mem
beTs Of Congress, were 70 be chosen, and the re-
sct il a. wors. one of substantial triumph to the
Wigs When il is remembered that Speaker,
y. s. Senator and most Of the Judges were chosen
last wear by Loco-Foco and Free Soil coAli-
ton, we may well rejoice at this result even
should our hopes not be fully realized
- There is one striking difference between
Wing and Loco. Foco victories CAL on. very
large voc, AMI there will generally be a relative
Wing increase; but let the vote be light, and the
larger share Of the loss is almost certain to fell on
Us. The ample explanation is tina. the great
mass Of ploddiDy, thrifty, stay at-home people,
who DO not seek Office aud ere no; the blind de-
voices OF Party, side With as when they vote,
while the great mass Of politicians BY trade
are irslinctiyely against US. When the Elections
are mainly left to this latter class, stand no
chance when the former take hold, we generally
do well The Loco-Foc boasts Of great gains in
Baltimore Philadelphia, &c. are simple gull traps,
baited by the truth that Wings than Loco
Fccos stayed away from the polls at the recent
Elections. For example
Baltimore City and County.
1s4s. fsd9.
rshs c.. Wig c es Lee I1o, =.
Falling Of from the vote for Presdsnt--Whig, 4,s7
Loco, l72l.
PhiLade!Phia-Cuy and County,
Pyerdent-IS1S, Tr.dsvo-1Sa9.
sasi s;ls ' sss "'''. ao Hss '''"'i 500 500
Falling Of from the vote for fre,identWbig, 9,es5;
Loco, 2.Ols.
This 10 What is called a -Foco gam OF
several thousands and 1t is so with the pretend
ed gains Of that party all through the State.
We ask the Freemsn of New York to reflect on
these figures. If they choose TO come out and
vote TO sustain the Executives they have elected,
their triumph will be Overwhelming. lfthey re-
fuse or neglect TO vote, their sdversaries will gam
by thousands-that is, they will count every thou
sand Wings who stay at home as a thousand ad
ded to their own cohorts. Shall Nsw-York afford
them fresh opportunity to indulge In that sort OF
arithmetic Does her interest or her honor die
tste any such course
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-13

Tfd.y Oct T. ELIZA. srs q NJ .s-a "a
10 n-hs. 3 SAYS
IL f-s. Of ~ family ~ oi ~ srr.s-r NJ Aai---ou-
>ro--s o. 10 La BAPTIST Chrrch n rnoo nT-c1 30
o. 7 arc Of III tf.pi rssns A,ston sf- Ti-s = a,
.u1 'arsr ss-dsF s~rnsou occk iron Der at- res
5-re-. So hltsoa. clrnsf n hsrnsr,'J -
~ raha1s pbs pt7sr. p,.f. cryy.
tctc1er ll a. - sfsr org ~ -F-- '-
NARGAEET, ~rs Il Dsr- J. L@.ycut
The relatives AID ffsnts o. zy-elso tbs Ssp,1'e
so go aD3 s OF SAFETY are 1'ee 70 si- Der
s,-s ron her e Bsys5 o. q t,st-1.y ssf
SOFA. 81 c'ca n. ei'to1f ilr-t~r irr tsiiln
% rLu.lsy OC- a. Mr. NARY bhJtt ---' o. rl4 ~
william brlcs. h. he T-tt y-sr n her 80
The 81 ~ family -ris1 70 nsf 70
Ch1rll Of Ne- fors 90 s4sa 1-i =
? o'c'o~,. 3 n. 60.
Corr- ne 6o't year q Der sss -. .-., -.
In. srs. a iLs .my ~ - s;tat h.f l'ss y
rtls ssns.y a. hsh pa; " ron Der az fs
5sncs. u Hadsolst -,. upr,
W. Trs.y OF H. 4. hsfpsst oek. a drssrtsrv skLi
CENT tl1 ssfis 6ebf ss-1 year, 40
months.
james eetr r.ns. sbd ;hs ifsbd Of - AMY ss .rss
o s.a3 f01srs r-.i5saos. lseh - shoat I4-i
sDfc., san1sy, a. Oo.s<s. - 49,, .,, IL, "a,
Ga FRIDAY noflas Oc- Il, JASE C. HAfs vile Of hsnsn "
CtltB - a, H.
H. f.ss OF tie nfy ~hout further ~ .f. r..p-ets
arse attend Saturday stefrof Dct - a.
o'foc Esstssr-ats- II. remains Ill = in-fr-a "a
Gf-.aVr,5 C-nsfsy.
Os Iha,d.y OFT d. = Porsm,sh, n-af h-~Porf hn''s
Is.sn3. H.. AS.A PAYNE, Of hsrlois.
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OHIO ELECTION.
IN HAMILTON 90.
By Telegraph to The Tribune.

UF IUt8FHF" 70 TO I'tV""t'
CINCINNATI. Friday, Oct. IL, le4o.
In this County (Hamihon.) the Wings voted
according to the Apportionment Law Of ls4s,
which makes the first eight Wards of Cincinnati
a separate District entitled to Senator and two
Representatives. leaving a Senator and three
Representatives to the balance OF the County ;
the Loco Focos las last year defed and disre
garded it as unconstitutional OF course, there are
conflicting returns, and the whole matter is in con
fusion. The excitement here is very great. The
Judges Of Elections in Ave Wards of the city could
not agree as to their returns. The County Re-
turning Officers have returned the whole Loco
Foco ticket Ia Senator and five Representatives,
as elected by General Ticket. |, is believed this
will be reversed by the Legislature.
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| 1srs IN n.x sfy, Of G1tfa Perchs Uy-rsnoes
ira. eannos be sesi for dussiy snd eesny and eonb
"a "a ts.o az usus large sss1rneri OF gsiiers sup
- s1sssn. 80 Iusta rasoers kc- kc- winch iar-sd
70 sell a. The io~esi posso.s Sress nrensn vi sso
.fnpars kc OF the latest and mos. fash
go. ,,,I. Aiso boys, misses an4 ehitrers boots
snd shoes OF all sots NJ me store VI Bro.awsv o5 ~
EIRE INeURAN .-l.t st aa e cor si
-. T. the upper part o. The eiry, th be receives
apslicarors for i1suranes 90 ooesss -
Con psnes io.s- -
INDIA RUBBER CATER BOOTS AND
saOEs-For i.dlss, n.ssss acc ea-.issnS ..s
Yoss fCoodyssrs pse1sl the very ses, kcds msnuf.e
tured ssd sold cv ~ fse,orJ prices Wiz eer Pc
81 isdiss, u.sses and shlltrer 0sitsr Boon
80 ssoes Of All kinda tat prices L4css VII! pssss
ssIi sns rxsm.oe fcs themselves: ~
su sasssl- essvsa 1soasssa sns Lsafsns 10
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NJ a q n IN

30 s,h Oct by f~T o NJ. Ts.-r % D ARCHIBALD D.
0hIFf. 4 s-or~sns. 70 NJ. AsrA c. tasgttsr sz wo
ran 30 u tas cfg
Ba-.o ~ Oh Oct . = rsif-t . r R--.
essnY .roa, JoHS T 0cL6s, q AoarY. % NJ SARAH
CROssLE Of Ba1-l3
Al stss.sras,. OFT 10. b. R~v - BEsJGNIS %
LArATgH n ~. CITY ANf D tf-Essf Of Js-os Ds s-.sr
Tsq. Of tie f1Tu-r pa1-
o. u -v-r-s W-so.ss,s o.; DO b. R.r D. St- Fr--ss
Mr. LEyi sceAhRAH. v A.s ass MaRlAH MAPS e. q
Mosfo-. Or,1ge Co
A. eo.-,a. 81 Tie lh r,; sy he R-r. Er-t. Iss d
.. IT. JOSEPH 5 CASE. % Mss TdASKFrL eMlIH. al d
D11<-< Yste. Corrts. SY Tu--d,y ss.une -
R.v Edszrfs Hoicai JOEL saNNIs rof
City, n.s OLIVE sISEKyA sAwTER u u. hr1-r rsf-
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~ The Loco-Foco County Convention again
met las, evening at Tsmmsny Hall, and bslloted for
sheriH until O'Clock without any final result. lbe
fayorte at the commencement appeared to be AMOS
T. HATFIELD but be lost ground at the conclusion OF
the entertainment, and JOHN ORsEH took the lead
leaving JAMES c. wrLLgT in the back ground The
result Of the las, ballot was for John Orssr, "a Amos
F. Hatfield, 30 James c. Willst IS. The Convention
then adjourned TO Monday evening next
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DRY GOODS.
LARGE SALE OF SHAWL
COMMENCING

COMMENCING
BAY.
I 000 BEAUTIFUL long and square plna 'a.~i''
1,OOVhish colors; very heavy and fne long saaws'
commanding a. low as 49, 81 yards long, warranted
all wool squue ,hswls yards square, commencing {"
lowuslS.
soO all WOOL cashmere iona and square shs~l' Of rs~
designs crimson scarlet black, blue, drae' green and
Waite een,srs with double borders heavy chsin fpse'
A.so HbtOSS.
80 pieces elegant Fall ribbons. high eolof', from
IT, T. ". BARKER 4 co. u aod y Csinerlne-sl
GOc FOX ONE 5HIRT.-aRs BEAAs mas
SoO shirt IN the Fair OF which he sbnc and labor on
T. hs7e cos. so much that she viii never se Il Tor less
than thirtv-.ir doll1s No. Astor-Hooss. olb 81
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FATAL PIECE OF FoLLY.-Last night Tom.
Burns and Mr. Way wrestling. for fun, at the
Broadway House, when Way fell and severely hurt
himself In the back
P. s.-We hear that Way died Of the injury last
night about 10 O'Clock This may be SO, though It was
hepei be would recover when reporter left about
ia O'clock
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THE BOOK FoR THE TIMES.

THE HAND OF GOD IN HISTORY. or Divine rro-
vdencs Historically Illustrated In The extension and
establishment OF Constantly. BY Hollis Read, A. NJ
In oferog this work the public, the publishers Eel
that hey are presenting someihing new, and DOT only
new this crisis In the ssirs OF the world pecu'
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no thread, system, no line OF eonnecuou running
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lac 81 ATOMS they passed awsy During the past
tive years revolution has roiden ;losely upon the
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the Almighty Hand that with her care cxed on toe
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The Strangers Fever.

CHARLESTON Wednesday, Oct To-
The Courier of this morning publishes the
ocisl report Of the Board OF Health. They
eighteen deaths by the strangers Fever. during the
week ending the 9Th inst eight Of them Americans and
ten foreigners The cases mostly confined to the
Hospital. The Cosro does not disguise the fact tina,
the disease prevails TO considerable extent but states
that II yields readily 10 medical treatment
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pA1unING,s NEW WoR,
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California Vessels.

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4. vhsrp~. JAY s.. shps Aat-rp- csr.a3oa Coa--s..
yrr- Ho.aa. ~ cs.--r WEB rlrn.s " Sea- a.
v.rsrssa l5-sas 80 So IofS sd sa. J-hl Adam. DIX
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Port ln III. b-Er Eru-sr. Ls-t for S-- Yrrsi
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Court OF Appeals.

BUFFALO, Friday, Oct IL.
The Argument Of number fourteen, in the Court
at Appeals 10 concluded. Number thirty three has
been commenced s. A. Foote Esq for the appellant.
sad L. rsleou for respondent The Court adjourned
At 10 e'soct. until TO for consultation Mum
Der thirty.th three 10 stll on argument
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Disasters. q g.

Brig K-n. .AkA s~YssnAss for o.rsstor
lTsxs rspo>a Csa n frs hss s>s1
eI.eAersd LAT asd her fourd -aes ts
asr es hss sese st1 Ass sss he s has asssyocs s ~
rsps sst ssIsi pom ~ Der z<so Ts sts<<'
isrs1srDs sn-p< ysssstx n>zSt ~ uss $500 ssne5s<
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A NOVEL. WORTH READING.

lust PUBLIsHED.-A novel by Mrs Gores The Dow.
lager, or Tire New School for Scandal by Mrs Gore,
author Of " D smond and Pearl" &c.
phur- the hghsr errs- Of
ysce r-.rk- ADD pung7nt sarre sst 81 ~
comp stsoa essy, su-nii.d ID Pq1snt -P>es,of
boob Tie 81, ~ easy f'-D, anc IN
selected. aa,ed DALI studded .s-vrs.e
ICED, u brill ant -pErsm-" 49, ESssninef
Pucs Is cents III. LONo bhOIhEh,
oil go IS Aunst
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1900 bushe,s Of Genesee at 81. colx wss not %
tive but without change TO not CO Sales Of 90 Do -
els mixed Western at So BAkLxr-ssles 800 busa-
els we're made. including tworoved a. SIC. OARS IN
moderate inquiry. Sales Of 1000 bushels a, 3s. e3.
Sales Of 100 bbs. WHsyY were made 81 about q eta
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

cy Preaching to-faofrow morning add sner
uoOn " he FOufh ConsFegatcnsst Church, Sixteenth
between SIKH and Seventh avs by The pastor, sev. h.
o. scHEEMgEaoES. Afternoon suhi-ei-Ine cOndiuon Of
III finally iups intent hopeless lPostp0red from sst
sabbath On account u the wesihsr I5-Ie will be mis-
sousry reei!uz the shove church 10 The evening Rev
address he meeting. Service a. lol AN 81 sns :! PM
Avenues snc C.-Reg. II. CHsPlS Will preach 10 T. 8
church tomorrow afternoon, 81 o'clock and Rev. r.
Fay 10 The evenlng A. Z O'Clock oI3 IL
IT, Quarterly -ermoa.-Rev Dr. HAWKS Rector
Of te Cnurcl Of tie Medistor Will Dresch ne Quarterly
Sermon In lie Free Church Of he Ep phsny lS1 Stanton
Oct a. Service 10 commence a. 7, O'Clock. collec-
too will De made in behalf OF ibis Church. AL persons
friendly TO tbs object are rs.pecay invited to attend
csr Mariners Family Industrial sociefy.-
Those ia1ios interested IL is contemplated rsE OF the
HsIrefs Family Industrial Society AID Who are WING
VINO surviving relieve the suderIngs
Of the Widow an the Fstteiess ara invited 10 meet
viii The Board Of Managers ~ the socleys Rooms -
Pearl-. Tuesday hs 18Th inst 81 O'Clock NJ OILS II
~ Rev. VIM. T. Hamilton, ID. ID. Is expected TO
preach tomorrow morning AZ o- O'CLOCK, IN th- Tnir-
Ieeulh-sL Presbyterian Church REV Mr. burchard's)
- Notices. Georges Church ln BeesmAn.stl
VIA reopened 0r igi1e servises 90 Sunday next l4h
inst ol3 II
~ Freewiii and Free Communion Baptists.
Meetings OF this denomination ~ usus tomorrow, IN
their chapel W Grsrdst fonr doors east Of Broadway
Preaching By Rev JoHs T. fARRzsr, a. lhs NJ and 4.
P. NJ Subject Of evening discolrse The influence OF
Religion ia Afiictios" OILS IL
- Religious Noiice--D. J. RosIssoS VIII preach
81 Washington Hs, Hestefst fh door from the bo~-ry
next Sshbsih usus hours sabecis" IRE Conversion
u The Word and The hienum" oSW
r. Pifteenth-st. Presbyterian Church Rev.
7. THAYER Of Newport, T. L. may he expected 10 preach
10 hi, Church rex, Lcfds day al lo O'Clock IN the morn
ing ard At IN The evening. OF. ~
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WARD MEETINGS.

y Filth Wnrd.-We the undersigned Inspectors
Of me Primary Election held under The direction OF the
Ward Committee. Friday, the l2in intt a. Hulls,
West Broadway hereby certify aud declare the following
gentlemen duly elected the uesst having received SIS
votes
LAW ASD ORDER rIcFET
.h1icdrp C0HFsHfioH.
Daniel Lord Gorge Cornell. Abrshsm Wakersn.
Ss1at0vHi C0Hrsnfor.
Daniel Lee. ; ;. ChafertOn. JOnn Mck'n1 min,
Abraham MADAM.
chc,tu Nominating C0Gmrtes
Henry Dnuhsm, Sylvanus : Ward Aorahsn Cadmns,
J. Sage K!.bourue, Robert Jones, Albert L. pecampi
ibert Taylor.
con.epficn for Read, " Depdrf~>nts
Joseph W hsets. George 6irbeck Jr. Charles Brewer,
Charles Moo ivan. james Mariner.
0o.n'y Cozrenff.n.
Wn A Daring Bachelor Hiram Ger.
joan 3. Fnns. John ". Bennett.
For Assembly Contention.
Rurtis ssldmore lane. Kennrdy A. w. Legsat,
Rufus Davenport Theodore Ward John C. Diver.
William Hail Leonard Kirhv r Lawrence,
William, ecou william ". Hull
J B. RArCHELOR.
;. 5. CHATrERTON,
A NAbAr, }Inspee.or,
John McKIMM1N
oi3lt JOHN B FRiNK.
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The Southern NIaiI-Gen. Taylor.

Vct
The Southern mail has arrived. but brings no
news OF importance General Taylor visits the Fair
tonight
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According to the Bal1eti" the senate stands as fol-

The Loco-Focos gain / Member 10 the lid Mont
gomery) District l in the lxth, Northampton and
Lshigb); IL the XlIth, Uyconug, Clinton Centre
and sulliysu) and in the XvIIth, York
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ey TELEGRAPH TO The ntw.YOak TRIBUNE.

Ey- For tslegrsphc dispatches received In time io'
Evening Edition Of yesterday, SOC First Page.
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Fire in Bapaor.

The steamer Cambris, from New York, arrived
Halifax on the 6'h mat having sailed from the former
port on the 81 mat
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Foreign Ports,

Ar. Po-.--ouih sth. sch A Lock. DEGREES B.-t
ssot.s ~. 10 e., or s. 80 1--rifh 1l %. Or.
B..s. lcr elcfsfcr-
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a1SAC sat- ii, Ss. p

At /. c.vca . uiacn 10. sou, ~, mice ana rspss- i
bsrsess C. Brooks Nance br m lsadorst u. oandyro
nance N. Empress. Immediately shsr, sevssps'Axs,
$40" mile heats, best 10 10 $50 H. wagons-h
Dresser H Snyder Enters . {. Bald Eagles U. heSHhn
ent~rs o Z. Silver Tall Sd, a. ~.
Course IT O'Clock and will return ss 5000 - We seo~
are over. fol3 IL d. CRIME. rroPnssos;
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Peun.yiyasia Election.

CHARLESTON-ARkvtD Oct II. ships r. Allsn,
Harriet and Augusta from Scw-Yort also s0uinerner'
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MARINE JoURNA AL.

FORT or NEWBORN. OCTOBER Is.
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BosroN, Friday, Oct Il.
A ere occurred 10 Bangor. Maine. on w ednes-
dsy morning. which destroyed Mr. strieklAnds block
containing ritcomb's jeweiry store, Baseses book.
stor.. Cults A Perkins spothecsry store The loss
va estimated at about $4,000, about half Of which
vn covered BY Insurance
The Telegraph cics and several lawyers or''es were
also burnt