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OtrRAeEs ~ MONMOUTH CoCSTT, y Jon
ihc ust q he arh III party u men were Eayres'
Hor. Nc0 gqt PLAYING scule kiud q gsIne iof = Il
a,I4. .caf mule Andrew leaTcc Tor game Ge~fer HaF
rr hcure ven drunk about taytrsak some q &c COM
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cod Dummy - hGyf lie made coasde Abe re si,nce
tl before sunrise 5y -oc rcas De was ancas he horses
>-e u he raffy tearing wucl noise, went = ~ 'aoe
40 M nd PnToe h,i he throat Of OF re 1ol=Ss
badly hat Re died hour Pearcs went 10 another
1crse at cash oIi VI he collar acogi > 1ctes
i-eD NJ Rcber' Nelson, y making 81 efor e ssTe lie
hcse received cut n The chees ard neck Which
proving fais Or George For was called =
dress wo~lrd of ~ Melissa. 10 u dosng We. Toe
fhsi 3iad sFort- a. sd TIE Ivns So
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REMOVAL OF SrAC6HrsR HoCsrs-Ihc specla.
on,---e 20 whom -et-rr; - rreseSir1rni - ne
raEf Jury = eg8 - ssl ,aicr hcuseS have r"fcTei
"a iese essoish-e1s sr-rc- ~ fis-ss- 81
-e-ri2re - . rot ,e1' nrsrfre WIN nor ea
-'rnee N'f1-ree - - B-'chcrs state ~; trre A.
49,. - prrsons otosnS this ousre n ~ CIV ~
o oHs r-e dea2s oy ckc.sst occu-ri rn,r. Ten e-r'
Is 'le pal >1mmW
VI ~ EEFrG~Es Two other Rcsicres Ni,ho
a. lesser Ar B-c >-c, Fearka>cA hui W ana sr.'
rs, oe-or-ei 30 ,a --t,-s's S-iieu,s Lesoc au.ttt
1n IhIrSlav m ~ shr Gas'a-r- y yvere rs>-tvsi cr
andi7s Av Herr RelrAAr CO Gre~uNich-. ami shrtv a.
Pep e- lys pad fheir Ne (ovr-s.r L hay
1ll u e se..u. b. ccesys~i them WIZ orsr ana,
CANFHENE LANTS-Thprslsy evening A. 6 O
cocA phcce lamp bgst a. tie house corner Of t>
an LrIiow Ard ne flames spresd ,5oai n a. 3rec
a5as fortunately BE- WAS 1unsisAed 6cors much lar
Az v1s icre. -
THE EFFECrs ~ DissIFArIoN The Coroner
Yesterday held N inquest a. g. Lsarcu.s ~ The boy u
Hugh NcKircy. a.rd - years nA-ve o. Ireland. who
car'e - nj. deatt suddenly BY irregular sasts e lvns
Nen..ct accordingly. -
NV oRX Gas CoNrANY-rhe Board ct Alder.
iueu lasi light passNi resolution nGuirng . NJ New
York ;ss Coripsnv hsi fisi - Contract Nih ~" ety.
ana WV certain sirees hat hscn lgled sgrsssos ~
tie a nc ou 4 % Common Council
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SvFRxNE CcvRr The next General Term viii
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SsrRENE CoURT or THE USIrEp SrATES-
W,t,i-ei-- Ihursds~ jar. 5 lssc-Lews PE-sor.,
Etc 4 Aets-nl admired a. ArCfuey ard Counselor
@; his Cour; 3D.. No - W I.5d 20 3 Lsae. * A.
APrva from re Crcg Ccgrt Ul-c sste. for Re D-frie
q Cou-ois- NJ Jgsrcs Dancl t-lverei re opinion O.
n ourf aTrng he decree q he ~ .fcull Court h.
To- cause VIII No iki 2 Pese pa--- z
- VI Phpps a NJ JHs-ce McLesz delivered To op1r.o1
q MS Court ovsTTgg -,e Elc1Ol % dlsnss MS wr-i
error. Ne s. He'd. p.--nt-r e-Tpr. TIE Pru
pneors OF Locks ard C.rs o. tae NeTrnaek River Iac
srsrr4eu; Of lie VS. eg7uue ~ NJ Parker for e
rlirrz y errur .ad ~ NJ Ro5son for t5e ssf--dsss
s.Eor-Al NJ. c1 M ic-spCrrow a. u oclocA A Il
.Nsshrstoe Repueac, ~
RUNAwAT SIAvTs-Thers has been IL = the
business Of he UodergrosG rz-roa1 IN Is vc.-ry 81
rcl-s - past eui With rs week o. vQ eas t-skS
AZ a1aau La week save 40 vor1s7 ule-s -ls
esc.q~ roni Camden. De- oc I1urscsg A. Cg1s
ale N nCiv arrested a TlaswEg De DC
teouss Nj A4-1 o. the io-1er Cv.rE " r-cs
nck Dp-gasc o. sa1cay as save n.n I'D ~oz-.n
taussAn6 AID vie s-rIve3 z - CO E1ch v0rr co-E
iUu &c uelEh1CI1oos4 o. A--ngtoc, Nd re Aso-ror-
- "a 90; sleceeS = ge.ca ,ne2 c. III So I1sscsy
" ecnesday. tNsl-trg:c1 tDs.l C1cKe1-
A SrFFosEp MCaoIR-We lean that he
wiic Q. VIZ Eazsy - lrisA11a who resi6es &C Pare
found eesc Ah-i sclcck OF Wednesday evening
es Circumstances .ssccg - he Selef "a, she va -ar-
9sEed Nj. HE1ey As Sera G.rss,et he "a very u
ESers.s as vie Aso s11cicc e re se-e s.S!-
Al - supposed IA, aey were eaa .,oxieaed q ee
nishs q wes sAe was soIn4 dsea prov R l. Ar1os.
NAvAL-The- ships Low II the Navy Yard.
washl-gon ne t7gtte R4risa s,oop CT war Aeszy,
schoCcer Fhr sac steamer WAeT Wiick They % SAL
r seren. PAGES nrret.ssy: he Rar1tsn % a
WIND ard siopriny 81 Havana where the GerDa1o~E 70
eri~yea 20 meet er he osers Nicaragua End lucata.
IT 5 aoop-oevN A-sary 81 Pscsasosa 90 ia Dee
hoqxA % HsvSas-AA wes
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DEArH ~ ArorLENr -Copncr Gesr held IN
inquest Yesterday 81 d BNcsy.t the body q John X
RYAN. sgs 6 bern m Ireland ~ho wss haAi yes-
-rdsy morning he huitins u he prrmses rur-
dead in .ulng go.iuou On tie CoTonef iuvcst ssnns
he the evldence showed concusivsh that tle ~
ased came "a ID. death ey sroPlssy Nsrct seeortnsb
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CoURT OF GENERAL SEssIoSs-Ihls CouF, MI
cpn today ~ih calendar ~ - u whish : ~
gard larceny ~ buzz s ~ Co .iteeiTtng ~ ecrrrs
murder ;or bisams ,fcr i0rgey Stor ROBBERY . t~
flse pr"irnses ior malicious nischef for ecusr-ssy
tor cruelty o AOTse kc.
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FIRI-A Ere was discovered a, ,, o'e.Ock tnis
acr-l. 70 he ~oot-Eoase ne Ct g L-wsst Tie
srefer cck Re s;os 5uf he tzi45fs were -
z.z=.ts ore bsng ckgre,tsrs sbop tesf Re Ere 60
strVyed re voodhcu.e shnp, outhOuse eenszz q 9e
Bafrss ClGTeh = Cenlcrst and -Aaased - ~lHeo~
easisxs q - Chsses nd - s6yoa1g Secs>
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p.xsEEors AccIpLST.-Lsst eTensnS' sboui
,.CrT "a a.zes PliTl-4 Russell e.. d0Tn a. rss 2
c,<.s - IA lad severely = rTer ~ le a
- j. sssr.a IL " To- va he -cgss- 20 .11e
E.,ev = tse second wlrd s'Alonho1se snd Captain
Si-.sr.d ,cs res;orz-ves Ia yscgzsa cscsaed tas
= va. n r.te u 1,euslbiiJ an soort -n,e &c
ale e. "a zA-s, e1i FPe-red eA-erney - de sesd
]. severely wounded CsP-R1 LecEArt eac b--r
rsovsd % re C.ry Hospital
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- A-le1(l-llI
Is Fchburg Corporsaon oesr $ao reward for tSs az
F~s<csea AID conviction o: the roeeers Best 1rsv ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-10
Anna bishop at Trtpler Hall.

The sacred concerts OF anna Bishop the only op-
portun,ies which the public nov possess Of hearing
the great sacred works Of the musical composers.
Prom four to I've thousand persons attend these
certs every Sunday evening and TO- night suppose
that every seat viii be occupied The FIRST part viii
at half past o'clock instead Of eight,
o. formerly 90 that those who attend may not leave
the till the conclusion This part will comprise
the vheie Of the expressive and brilliant stsbat
Mstsrr by Rossin executed BY the orchestra, chorus
Miss De Luce, seguin, Manvers, Novsln, aud Anna
Bishop. The second part will comprise some splendt
s.ls stiou. The beautiful Ave Maria" By Schubert
b perfect gem deliciousy Get In the voice OF Anus
Bishop The "Bird Song IL smother splendid com
position, w -hich ali the skiil Of rapid aud brilliant
execution ~n be brought into rsquisition.
On the whole, the present programme is the most
attractive yet offered. The entire psrtor Of the
stsbst Mater would be enosgh by itself; but when
TO this added six other compositions the libersltty
Of Anna Bishop must bring an adequate reward The
great maestro, Bocbss ccniucts these concerts ad-
irsbly and his talents hsvs full scope for their ii'
play for he presides over the finest orchestra ever
collected in this city. The orchestra, under Mr..
LISTERS able superntepdence, Improves rapidly, and
we shah expect much in this department tonight
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Police Intelligence.

.qyesi Of John Grehsm for me troieni Assea.t on NJ
Benneu-Yesterdsy morning, about 10 O'Clock. VIC
lent attack was made BY John Graham the lssyer,
aided and sbetted by his brother Dewitt graham
Mike Murray, and others the person Of NJ, james
@. Bennett, while passing down broadway With bis
lady The brutal assault evidently premeditstsd
Captain Turnbull, Of the Eighth wnrd psce ~ho in.
terrd in order to save Mr. BENNETT from further VIC
lence, vas likewise violently assaulted end knocked
down by Mike Murray. Justice Lethrop issued var
rant fcr the arrest Of Nike who, subsequently, gave
bail 20 answer the charge Justice Mountiort issued
ysrra nj for the arrest Of ohm Graham ard during
the afternoon. Captain Turnbull toek him into
tcsv aud conveyed him before the magistrate. Mr.
Graharn requested bearing In the matter; and
Mcndey ncxt day will be set down for that purpose
charge 81 Stealing Mcuey.-A man By the name Of
Matthew Burns vas arrested, yesterday, on ohsrge
Of stespg 1928, the property Of Francis Priest OF
hcer Nugent. OF the Fourth wsrd, conveyed toe sc-
cused before Justice Lothrop, who committed him to
prison far trial
Illegal yohas -ofHcer Van rssseli arrested man
Yesterday. BY the name OF Philip Case, elias Henry
IodrcA charge OF Illegal voting at the last cleo
ton at the Second district poll Of the ELEVENTH yard
He attempted 20 vcte at the Fourth district but
finally vote at the S.eond district The evidence yes
ven ci,ary made out, and justice Mounuort com
United him to prison fer t-il
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FrSrRAL OF Mhs Ball MARrIS-The funeral OF Mrs
Eel Martin took place at the Union Place Hotel on
Friday morning, ct O'Clock; the Rev Mr. Bedell, Of
the Church Of the Ascension, cseisting Her remain.
were deposited In the receiving vault. In Crnins
street Her father the late Sir Thomas Martin NJ p
for the county Of Galway and considering the number
Of his tenantry, his political influence, aud the anti
guilty OF his family-his ancestor Sir oliver Martin,
having distinguished himself In the crussdes~ss one
OF the nrst commoners In England.
Her husband took the name of Martin by Queen
patent In accordance with the wishes Of Sir Thomas
Mrs. Bell Martin was large contributor to the En-.
cyelor.di, dersns su MenSs. She wrote St. Btinne =
tale Of the vendesn war, in English.
She received every attention on board the william
Tell on her ps.sge-beips under the OF ssilis
German physician.
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MsdenoiseIle Jenny Lind In TripIer Hall.

Lat evening, Jenny Lind gave her tweHty aith
cert In THE country The house was nearly full The
audience consisted, for the most part Of mechanics,
and differed essentially from the audience OF Thurs
day. The applause was enthusiastic than at
any previous concert Trpor Hall particularly after
the Bird ssug which sung with spirit and an
unctien that was irresistible In the Out 10 vocer
from Puritapi she was magnificent. In tue duet
from The Child Of the Regiment she carried the
suoence by storm; but in the glorious aria, Non
pa,snttr," from wozsrt's Mage flute her perf,rm-
sgic itssf on this &C cason she sung ne
svedsh slody that is more wonderful than the
Echo Song" It IL entitled The Mountainecrs
Gong In which she introduces in q sustained soto
the Ell Ct Of horn dying away in the distance
IL produced most extraordinary sensation.
On Wednesday, there IL 90 b. a morning concert,
when she will sing Il know that my Rsdesmsr
Livethn from Hsndel's Me,siah" and On Mighty
pen," from Hsydps Creation" To hear her in
these tso sublime q the two greatest master. Of
sacred music, will be indeed u treat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-10

GEN. WALBRiDeE's LECTURE AT TAnpASY
HALL We published, yesterday, the lecture Of
Gen Walbridgc to the sschems and rank and 6e
of Tammsny Hall, on the night Of the election. It
is lat.footed rebuke upon the corruptions which
have crcpt into the wigwam. 1t is an honest, vo-
iuniary confession that accusations against old
Tammany were true as preaching. The lesson
will DO good-the election will do much more
When subteirsnean ssvaees, vagabonds, and
ttoo-pgcons Of jail-birds, and clques Of swindlng
eonvcts and filthy knaves, control the metropoli.
tan councils Of great, popular and respectable
Ealty, u Is high time to talks them in hand When
our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ, overturned the
tables OF the money-chingers IN the temple, and
Kicked out the swDdline rogues be did. as In every
thing else, good thing for the community And
when the vest and most vulgar corruptions creep
into the temple Of Tammsny, and control lie nomi.
nations, they should be expelled just as unceremo-
siously. The democrats, in connving with such
eoTruphons, hsve been properly rebpked and for
the future, il is TO be hoped they will cease to pan
Der for the votes OF rogues, by abandoning the se
lection Of disturbe Of the peace as candidates for
se administration Of the laws Good will yetcome
o1 Of Nazareth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-10

IsNuFr s DICKINSON For the want of timely
Uuion movement throughout the State, the re-elec-
ton 81 Mr. Dickinson lie, 20 ell appearances, de-
,eahd A party Legislature, in opposition 70 him,
. chosen But this is not TO be taken AZ an express
zion Of the people against the Compromise bills,
and the course Of Mr. Dickinson upon them. The
efora Of the Union movement were limited to the
Governor The object was to strike at thu trea-
sonsble principles Of Seward, and to rebuks the
=, racuse solution endorsing him, in the defeat Of
Hunt We think the country may rest satisfied
ths:, although Mr.! Dickinson may be defeated, no
disciple Of seward, no instrument Of Weed and
Greeley, will be elec'td But will there be Union
men enough in the Legislature to control thai
suestion We shall see
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Rsrisinus Intelligence.

SERMONS ~ DAY,
Apollo Rooms, Broadway Rev. Ralph Hoyt, even.
ing
Sor,h Church-Rev DR. Dewitt, morning.
Christian Church. Eighth svesus- Elder Bradley,
morning,
ME Church, Allen street Rev. J. Poisai, morning.
Tsberpscle. Brosdway-Rev. Dr. Parker. morning.
Hope chapel, Broadway Rev. Dr. Dosing evening.
Cath edrsi Prince street-Rt. Rev ni.hop Hughes
Central Presbyterian Church. Brown .rect-Rev.
Dr. Adams evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-10

RELIGION AND PoLTIcs -Archbishop Hughes
will oeliver lecture, this evening, in the Cahe-
dral IN Prince street, upon the rise, progress and
decline 81 Professionalism Rev. DR.. Adams will
lecture, a. the same time, in the Broome street
PresoI tern Church, upon the doctrine of the Bible
concerning civil governments. II is thought the
latter gentleman will give the ultra aboliuonists Of
the day some home ihrusts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-10

LaUroHrp-At Rocklsnd, Me-. 9th inst by Nr Ce-
pbss stsrrttt, ship % 600 tons, called the Msry
Iros kr repreee 20 be OF ultlees proportion q
the beet materiais and construction.
ship Paragon. Of this port, (,ays the Na.tueU IN.
guef) recently launched ct Fast Boston is intended
for vhaIer eh. is abort 800 tons and -ill Be com
msnded By Capt Thomas Neieou. Of Nantucket. She
IL . rnsd BY Mssrs w. q. o Durham, Edward Field,
sss others and vill sa tom Boston about the l5tn
itff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-10

TIM CHOLERA AT JAMArcA.-our correspondent,
under date Of Oct slst, one day later than previ-
Gus sccounts-writes that the cholera was stll
raging through the city Of Kingston and through
out the island and that the deaths were numerous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-10

Wing maj. 1,74o Do. in ls49. 6,730
The official returns will doubtless vary Hunts ma
ority In the State but there very little doubt Of HE
election.
The .Abony Argus Of yesterday gives reported ma
jorites from ffty.two counties, in which Hunts ma
jcrity Is 94s and the SIX counties not heard from
bat included in our table above, give Seymour a
majority Of 63s making Husts probable majority In
the State LAOS or 81 above our calculation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-10

The GulernatoriaI Vat.

WASHINGTON HUNT PSOBAELY ELEcrsp.
Inc iolio~ing table Of reported msjorities in ALI
inc counties Of the State, w. compare with the vote
for Comptroller last year They Indicate the el.ot,o.,
OF Hunt by about 1890 majority -
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LIEU- NAN GOVERNOR.


We do not think there is much chance for the cleo
tion of Mr. Cornell tho whig candidate for Liutsnant
Governor notwithstanding the heavy vote given him
the Unisn ticket In this city and vicinity In this
city he gains 6225 the vote for Mr. Hunt; but thie
will be noYs than balanced by the vote the anti
rent and abolition counties. Thus, in Albany county
Cornell 10 40 behind Hunt; in Schenectady 70; In
Monroe, 800; In Wyoming, 107 In orleans about 500;
in Delaware he will probably be 1000 behind and 50
The vote of the nine mt counties last yea was
as 0llows
COMPTROLLER,
W. Hunt on whig ticket. ................ .32402
j. A. Lott, On dem. DO. ................. 3O,226
Whig and anti rent majority for Hunt. ...... 2l7e
voR JUDGE,
Jevett on dem. ticket. .a1H
J. A. Spencer, On whig do. ............... .Tl67
Democratic and anti rent majority for Jewett s95s
Majority in favor Of anti rent wings. ...... .2l7e
Do against regular Wigs. ..................6,9 S8
Difference caused by the anti rent vote. 80. oI3i
Democratic vote, independent of anti renters 30 22G
Wing vote 40. do. ~ 167
Difference in favor Of the democrats. ...... 1859
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-10

The NEw JERSEY ELEcrroy.-The democratic
triumph in New Jersey has astonished both par
ties The wings counted upon the State. Person
ally. their candidate for Governor was a popular
man; and the necessity of a wing Legislature to
secure the reelection of Mr.. Dayton to the United
States Senate, put the wings to il to do their very
best. Auxiliares from adjoining States were called
into service. The only Irish whig stump orator of
New York, "Richelieu," of the Tribsne, backed
up by Greeley himself, abandoned the cause of
Kingsland and Hunt to take the chances, and
crossed over into Jersey to exterminste locofoco-
ism in that benighted State, root and branch. The
result is Slievegammon victory. with the skilled
and wounded scattered along the road to Dublin
for twenty miles" Why is this? The causes are
easily explained The New Jersey wings in the
House, and in the Senate of the United States, at
the last session, opposed the compromise measures,
and sided with Seward and his school of arch agi-
tators. Upon such issues and upon the railroad
nopolies, the wings took their stand. But in all
these things, the hide bound, straight laced wing
party were behind public opnion-behind the pub
lie inerests-behind the conservative union feel
ings of the people, and behind the times. Mr.. Will
dnck, the only democratic member in Congress
from the State voted for the compromise bills, in
Gliding even the much abused Fugitive Slave law.
The result is significant enough The delegation
in Congress is reversed, from four wings and one
democrat to four democrats and one wing; and a
democratic Legislature will no doubt choose one
of their own party to succeed Mr.. Dayton in the
Senate. We have no doubt the Union meeting, at
Castle Garden, did much TO strengthen the
Union feeling in New Jersey. The result in our
own State indicates, also, clearly enough, that
had the Union movement been commenced few
weeks earlier, followed up with similar NEE tngs
in the interior, we should have had like result
in New York. We should have had the Syracuse
Seward resolutions piled up with the ruins of the
Buffalo platform and anti-masonry, and other
worn-out political lumber and rubbish. As it is,
we have "scotched the snake if we have not
killed it. Let the Union movement be followed
up, and Seward and his gang of demagogues and
fanatics, may yet be disposed of before the Pres-
DENTAL election
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-10
N,rra from Enrone.

Tht steamship Atlantic, Capt West, is due this
afternoon, with four days later news frem all parts
o Euioye.
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A -bis semb.r Of the Assembly has been elected in
FRANKLIN county
The official vote Of the State viii not be declared
ill Tuesday next
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Prom the retur-s thus tar received are inclined
10 believe that Washington LIANT Is elected cur
Ga
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inc New YORK Assembly Elect.
The following are the enb-rs elect TO the next As
sembly OF this state 30 far a. heard from -
Wings In Italics democrats In Roman.
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The Latest Returns by Telegraph.

ALhANT, nov. v. isvo.
The following L. the substance Of the latest returns
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