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MON EY ARK EFT

ksruzDkr, Oct SIS I'm
The stock market opened buoyant tbs rnornior
Government and State stocks and railroad bond. war.
In demand and the transactions were very larse Tn
faneies advanced traoiion aud there was consd,ra
bic life and animation in the street Al the fir,t
Illinois os advanced y per cent Erie Income Bond.
= Canton Company y Morris Canal "A Erie Ran
road I. Long Islsnd y Reading Railroad fan OF y
Per cent but 81 would be veil for sellers not 10 be a.
eei'sd by these reactions In that stock Operator. In
this stock for rise have within tho pat ,..k mr. to-.
let prices down on purpcss 10 draw in the bears and
thsy haze succeeded TO their sats!sc ton 4, Is as
anithipg what conaiencs holders Of asliin r.slroa
shares have In it. We have seen many who are no,
disposed TO part with their stock at anything In thu
nghborhooa Of present prices and others who in.es l.
salting doWn their sharss rs pernaBst Inves.msnt
This rs The result 10 l. stated Of cent thorough In
re'tsa'on i-,s the prrs-nt and prospective. ytslae
OF The company, and the utnos, esafj.us 'Lf.It e.
the ultimate realization 81 the -nei- s.oasfsrm.d
The inmense amount OF e. c..sstorted weekly
over the Reading rsiiros ttsss he susrsnsIon !,
navigation on tie s:sryisi 's.aL would ..sp,
to Justify this e,sfisncs mus, b. adan,..
that the future 90 far an 'sssifs % thi. .omn.nx
are concerned Zoe fright - ,yronislas rass.rn.
ings las, w.. ten It's soai bushes. aioos war
Upwards Of az ytso thousand doars; tAo a-rr,y.,.
receipt r. al sources cards q thlrtvrve than
ssnd dosr equal to three he drcI anl thirty thou
rnd dollars per month.
The rscsipts at the ofoe Of the Assistant
ofhh port to-day. amounted 10 sos ISL Il; psym.t
so'os25 a. balance s5l2o 100 60.
The steamship Cherokee. from Chasre. brings .
little over che million Of dollars 10 so,i du.s rhs
eeorsis and knrlre CITY nov due will probably brns
enc million Of dollars Tho shipnenss Of xols
sust fIe SEN franciseo during the mouth Of August
Ter The United f.stes Mounted 10 sbsut three sad
hall millions Of dollars That has been regularly
nsnfettd and is Independent Of the parcels brought
by private hands which Ia estimated al aSoat one mp
Lon making an aggregate Of four sni half miliions
Of gold Gust shipped in month TO the Untee
states. Our adrices rem san Francisco to the
let q septemsr and are Of the meet favorable cha
sctsr, both az regards business and mining opera
tions. We shall. without doubt, resolve By the
stssmers that have San Francisco, from the let Of
September $50, TO tire LIST Of January 1851 at least
yi,eH E'Hsns Of sonss geld dust. In the face Of
this how Is II possible for the money market to be
othersisc than sasy'
All the breaks In the Pennsyivani1 ssasl betresa
Hamburg ana Columbia, have been repaired. and
navigation vas resumed on the lat inst
The receipts Of me Rutland and Darlington Rsilross
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Effects of the Fugitive Slave Law.

MEETING OF RUNAWAY SLAVES AT BosToN-HI0H-
HANDED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO TIE DISTRICT
MARsHALs, ETC.
BosTos, 0ct s, 1850.
large meeting Of fugitive slaves, and others was
held at the Beknap Street Church. last night at which
resolutions passed advising fugtives to act eau
tiously but defend their freedom with their lives.
The United States Commissioners, and their asss-
tsnts warned to bewaye OF the quences OF
attsD pting to capture fugitives
The NEE ting was addressed by B. Smith, fugitive
slave who said he would defend his liberty with his
life He showed long knife to the audience, and ad
vised III. IN all TO buy Colts reviewers.
Another fps aker said that fifty thousand Of the in
habtarts Of Boston would protect the fugitves from
arrest and that the police would not act against the
Another meeting is to be called in fanueil Hall.
STRONG MEASURES PASSED Ar A MEETING IN LOWELL.
Bosros, Oct. s, 1850.
great ffee soil meeting was held in Lowell last
wight at which with shouts Of applause, resolution
was passed. to call back three fugitive slaves who had
II ed ire that city to Canada with pledge that they
shall be protected from arrest by the citizens Of Lowell
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The Eirc Darnrfmens.

Nav toEA, October D, 1850.
Ma JANEs GoEDoS BENNETT. EOuoR o. THE HERALp -
DEAR SIN My attention has been called TO
tcle in your paper of this morning respecting the
Chief Engineer OF the Fire Department in which you
say We understand that the representatives OF the
Fire Department will, Wednesday evening next b.
nominate Alfred Carson as their candidate Tor the
Nsyorslty - The representatives Of the Fire De
par.mept' venture to say, will do such thing
because, body, they have, and, trust they
will inter With political mstters; for If they
should II would as sure as the sun thines sap the
foundation, and utterly destroy charitable inst
tutonore OF the mest useful and most noble in the
world-and it Ia now In Its height OF prosperity
Where Is the representative That will not stand by
Institution as i L. and DO ali In his power TO keep
far above and aoof from all Political consdsf atious.
no matter what the prctext may b. mast say that
1 DO not know OF enc.
IsThe representatives, Of the fire Department have
been CALI together next wednesday evening, by
my direction to receive the report Of the Com tee
Three. that were appointed TO cit with the Commttso
Of the Board of Aldermen to investigate the charges
eontansd in the report Of the Chief gneer and not
Tor the purpose fscting even OF consider
any political question whatever The report OF tho
committee is already written and xiil be peesented
for consideration Of tn. representative at that
meeting Wishing protect the interests OF the Fire
Department and fearing that article will seriously
injure the department. respectfully request that you.
will pubish this In the same conspicuous manner
you did the srtice in ycur paper of this morning,
And oblige your obiient servant,
IOPiIAR MILLS. President ~ Y Fire Dept.
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steepIe Chase I'm Canada--seriousA Accidents
Cricket Match, sc.

CoBcusG, u W oct. A. 1907
great teerle chase came of to- day, on the grounds
Of Gel Mallory about three miles cast OF this village
Several thousand persons we're in attendance The
weather delightful and all present seemed to be Ia
the highest spirits The purse to be contenied for
amounted to something more than two hundred dol
lars for which Eve horses entered as follows -
Hsrkawsy, ridden by Mr.. Bate Diana, by Sir Ed
ward Poor Royal by Mr.. Baker Lottery, BY Capt.
knight, OF Montreal; and Sir Patrick, BY Mr.. Hen
dcfsop, of Bsonville.
The start was fsir and the horses went forward in
fine style until they to tbs first fence which II
crossed gay, except Royal, ridden by Mr.. Baker OF
Coburg Royal fell, and threw his rider with such VIC
lence to disocate his and otherwise injured
him badly that fears entertained for his life
On coming in Diana fell In lesping fence, and threw
the rider Sir Edward Poor, who also I'M urea
ver,ly. Tn. then confined TO those horses
that went through in good order Harkaway won the
race abdsoinely.
grand game of Cricket came OF also. a. CoSury,
bet the gentlemen Of that town and the officers
OF the regiment At Kingston. The former proved VIE
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The Regatta ut Castle Garden.

The frat regatta Of the Twenty. third Eair Of tbs
American Institute CT yesterday afternoon, at
four o'clock being for prize of s25 (twtnty Of which
to to the first boat in and Eve to the secondly
for nineteen feet working boats with pair of SOULS
The day remarkably plst SAINT with fresh, heal
thy breeze from the southwark For this the fol-
lowing boats started
Beats names. Rotpsd bv
L. Y. y. Thomt,. james Lee.
=. Annetta,... .ChSfles Thomas
y Gilbert LAMBERT. ......t. 49, Decker.
g.. kappshsDnoc,. Hugh Burns.
After first rate start the O. j Thous and Annette
took the lead AID turning the first stake boat
c. J. tt oms drew out ahead and came home q winner
In 80 minutes the Annette second, in 81 min ltes
the q. Lambert third and Eabpahsnnoc, fourth
The second tor prize OF $50 twelve dollars TO
lie given TO the first bat in and eight to the secondly
Tor the ciass OF boats to be propelled BY one
sail only without sculls rudder or baer The course
this around stak boat an .hored about
southwest from Castle Garden az abreast of Bellows
Island fort from thence abound boat anchored of
jersey City AID from thence back to Castle Garden
thus trying the skill OF the operators all tacks
The following Is the retelt -
]. Rejected, sailed by Hugh Currau. (Disputed)
2. James Green by Y j. Blgelow.
.. Spring Street Packet by WIN. Roberts
4. Sea Witch, BY p Glossy.
8. j. =. Phoenix, by T. Csady.
o. Lafayette, by j. Baldwin.
The three last boats returned without having gone
the vhcle distance. Mr.. j. Bigeow, who sailed the
James Green protests against the manner In which
Mr. Curran Of the Rejected sailed his boat, partieu-
larry in the means ufsd in going In stays.
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Marine Affairs.

DKrAhrvRK % THhIs OCEAN srEAssHIs.-Yesterday
three ocean steamships left port for various places
The nrst was the and beautiful steamship Frank
Lin Capt. Wotton, for Hsvre via Coyss-the first OF
the Havre line Of steamships She left her dock
At IL O'Clock, and went down the bay in fine style.
Great preparations making at Hsyre to give this
noble ship rple ndid welcome Che will no doubt afford
great delight TO Gaic friends for speed strength
elegance Of external and internal decorations aud
beauty of model, recommendations to vessel, tbs
Franklin possesses them in perfection. She carried
ont most valuable and extensive cargo, and thirty
soven passengers, whose names will be found under
their proper head Among the passengers were M
A. g. Rice. bearer of dispatches and Baron de Rhen
sayer.
The new steamship Florida, Captain Lyon, also LEFT
yesterday, her first trip to Savannah. She sailed
at three o'clock with full cargo, and large list OF
passengers, the names Of whom We publish ON our
Last psge. The Florids cannot fail Of becoming =
great favorite with the citizens Of Savannah and all
travellers going that far South.
The other was the steamship Southerner, Captain
Berry, tor Charleston from which city she had only
arrived the previous evening" the slight damage
she had sustained in tn, unfortunate collision with
the bark I,aac Mead beingLo slight TO render any
delay In her sailing unnecessary For names Of her
pasispgers, see marstime Intelligence.
sIrAhsnIP HrMpoLpr-This noble vessel was
launched yesterday morning, at nine o'clock, from
the yard of hessrs Westervelt l. Aaekay, foot Of
Seventh street, L. Il. Everything went OF in nns
style much TO the qualification OF large number Of
persons Of both sexes who had assembled to witness
the snimating sight She is to be commanded by
Captain Lines and will shortly be ready to take
her place In the line With her consort the Franklin
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Hoard of Supervisors.

Inc mayor preedtuF
Ogr The minutes Of the last proceedings vote
rad and approved
Peshcns Rsf,rsd - Several petitions for the rsmis
sion sns correction q taxes, received and
hrfsd
Alderman FRANKLIN uorei resolutisu N concur.
renee With an application from this Justices Of the
suT,fiotCourt suggesting the pfopriety e. sppro-
rfiatcn TO meet DEFICIENCIES In the salaries ca the clerk
a hat cCurt and his Assistant II was pnaninouay
adopted
re Cif Juars The Recorder moved the fcgo~i,s
o. solptlop. which YES adopted
Received Thst u be r,ferrsd 10 the Coumitte on
county Octs 20 repcrt what ,sry 81 ouli be paid 30
The City Judge 70 t. hereafter sud siao 10 pro-
vide tnce fef the said judge 10 accordance With
the require nts a the act 10 cseAts the once Of
CITY Judge in the city sRd county oiNtu ork passed
April Sth lstc j"
The Beard then adjourned.
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lurorrANr FEoH WAsHsG ToN-Tn NicArAsyA
TEEAn.- Our correspondent at Washington s. nSs
us the following --Noihisg AT all has been done
in The negotiation with Nicaragua, since General
Tayloi's death. Mr.. Sqnici's treaty was sent to
the Senate before that time; but Mr. Clayton was
Of oTinion that 1t could no, BE- ratified without inn
Poriant amendments; and ia order to obtain sueh
amendments ia the shortest time, he is understood
to have made a communication TO the Supreme
Director Of Nicaragua, requesting him to scnd en-
agent to Washington, with authority to agree upon
such mod6osticns as may be satisfactory TO both
parties. This communication was forwarded by
express; but no answ en- TO it had been received at
the adjournment of Congress. Meantime, the De-
pertinent has recommended, and Congress hes
authorized, sn outfit and salary for charge d'Af-
frires directly to the government ct Nicaragua, a.
unccnnecicd with the Guatemala mission. A
Lomina,ion, 70 I'll this Office, will doubtless be
made early 10 the next session Of Congress.
This ia the exact cosdition Of this negotiation.
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Ain,N,, Oct. s. 1880.
The State Register, Of this morning puhllshes let
ter nom Vim. H. Seward 70 Col webb, In February,
1870 This letter. the Register says, was circulated
by sewsris friends among the members Of the Le.
g,laure and caused the Withdrawal Of opposition 70
bis election ~ senstor He pledges himself 10 tAe
representatives, 81 the whole vhig party asd q OF
section or faction Of u, that he viii not vsinly
agtste the slavery question defining vain agitation
to be that which leads 60 no practical result and
pronouncing that agitation "vorso thsn useless.
which prosecuted for unattsnable purposes puts In
jeopardy great existing interests y
The Rochester .7acricen says that fifteen fuxitiy,
slaves len that place for Canada on WEDNESDAY
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PnIificnl Infnrm nfion.

0swrCo, Oct. 5, 1850.
The wings Of osSego have made the following ncmi-
nations for members of the Assembly Frst district,
James Plat; ,seond, Jacob Cromwell. For District
Attorney, Danl Marsh Justice Of Sessions, ssrnl.
A. Comstoeki Superintendent of the Poor, BENZ
Gregory.
ALsASY, Oct. s, 1850
Mr.. school.rsr has been renominatsi for Congress
by the vhig convention OF this county. MT Hammond
has also been re- nominatstfo for District Attorney
nEIRoII, Oct. 8. 1850.
John Il: Williams has been nominated for Congress
By the Tree sellers in Kalamazoo district, Michigan
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TELEGRAPMIC INTELLIGENCE.
Jenny Lind in BOston-Nonderful Enthu-
siasm.

siasm.
Bosres, Oct. S, 1850.
Jenny Lind this evening sang before the largest
audience she has yet had in this city fremont
Temple filed to Its utmost capacity and the
thusiasm rose to higher pitch than at either Of her
other concerts not excepting the first. Indeed
this was decidedly the best concert given in this
city and We think We may safely say, in this country
The fret part Of the programme consisted Of sacred
music being selections from the operas oratorios
Of Mozart, Handel, Haydn. and Rossini. know my
Redsemer nveth,n was sung in magnificent style by
Jenny Lind, and was received with loud applause
An complied with. On mighty
Psnsn was sung in fine style, and was also
oored. The last part Of the programme COM
posed of pieces Of more secular character. The
gems Of the evening, however, the Flute and
the Echo" songs, which received with tremsn.
dous applause, and both encored Jenny never
in finer voice than che Is now, and her concert on
Tuesday evening will be jam.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct D, ls5V
Nine CLERKS have been discharged from the Treasury
amongst whom are Messrs. Scott, Lancaster, Hayne
and others Additional appointments have been made
amongst them are Messrs Brough and Towns.
Herr Ryingsr performed his great wire feat this eve
ming to the satisfaction OF the public.
skidmore the man shot by Matthew, about a fort
night ago died this morning Mathisu is yet un-
csutured,
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Death OF Several Person. FROM Supposed
Poison.

DrrHorr, oct s. 1860
On Thursday, at twelve o'eioek party took tea a,
the Kalamazoo rrehsngs and yesterday. during ,b.
day eight Of them died They supposed 70 hare
been poisoned sbopsh others a. the same table we're
not affected Here are the names Of the decea,ei
With their occupations Elisha Russell miller Chas
Mol shoemaker; Justin Duilaughts, ditto: NJ Heck.
rith diuoi NJ Eastlsnd printer: Mr. Crane. sta
ton hand OF the railroad ana man aud his dauxhtsr
who we're strsegtrs The coroner jury 10 noe In sss
arm
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pn,it,oal Intelligence.

NV Ipssxr--N r. strstton IL the acmoeratie can
ddss for Congress in the fret district OF New Jersey
Ious-Tbe special election in the LIST district in
this State TO supply the vacancy In Congress, vss
held on the esth ult -Four townships In Henry
county give Miller, rhis, majority Of lG' votes.
eross,.-Bon George W. Crawford. late Secretary
Of War and Her. Robert Tccsbs, are candidates for
the convention called By the Governor Of that stste
10 consider What course shsl Be taken With regard
70 the adm sssien o. Cslifornia 40 o STATE.
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FIssT m TgE FutD-NoHsArioS ros TVS rEE-
sDENcY The sboliiionists Of Syracuse have
rushed forward, and sei1ed time BY the forclocls,
nominating their candidates for the Presidency.
We supposed that Seward and Fred. Douglas
Would have been The candidates; bu, our suggss-
lions have not been followed out. The nomins-
lions stard thus.--
Per Prssfdent-Gfsnir s~rrH, white man.
Tor Wee Prrsidsnt-ean Waap, black man.
This IL what nigh; be called "the mixed
ticket" Cent Smith s rut down as full blooded
phits man-An AnqlO-Saxon; but he has dsrk
complexion, though nothing Of African blood in
his veins Sam Ward Is a fall blooded Afncan, as
black AZ the ace Of spades drawn from a new
rack II is the FRS; time, in this country, that any
party, composed Of white men and women, ever
nominated, or would support, for the highest Office
OF the republic, black man 10 govern them.
The is large ksp into the eulf Of fanadcisn,
indeed. When large portion Of a white civilized
community can deliberately perpetrs,e such things.
q is an evidence o. some terrible disease in the
publc mind, and presentiment Of some honible
srisis or conyulsion ahead. Is ii revolution 7
secession sonnisration I insure s.ion or gene
~ Eassa,re between the tso rss.sl
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The India Rubber Case.

TIE law suit between Goodyear and Day. which has
oeerricd the Court aud the tsvn Ter the past trs
weeks, has been decided In faycr az Dir. Day These
parties have been litFstug n the courts Ter The pact
ss years and ths is the nrst trial they have had
fore Jury
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The Hest Portrait OF Jenny Lind.-Messr.

CorrlL CO. beg lsys TO inior- the public tia. they
have in progress q rnbesuon large scale the portrait
81 the swedish Nightingale" after a most admirable
sssrsrvolype taken ~ tr SCOT a. the special request
hasemoele Lad The execution has let ,onsded Mr.
Srsher and the Bile a.sured that The
We are issuing will fuETsss anything Of the Mad plbhs
heretofore Price % each Plata color-a, ST. Or
asrs to Ls addressed t. COUPLE Co. 70 IRE. iunv
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aide remedy for coughs ects hosrrnes aud the varios
thteat tna lung eompsin This Jqneste aisine, un
ytfsaiy mmit.ea 900, Y aeA BY MRS. ". JENyis So
bf9sawryb ny Ieber No. Third street below ChssAut
PLhtdelrhie, and BY drugsiss generally.
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E,,,eo,,,,a,, Teleurapl,,pa.

VCt D
The canbfis's news vas received In Nev oIieans
by the "o'Reyn srd House's' Inns, ct half-Yset
seven, Y. N on Thursday. having left New YORK n,
eight o'clock NJ the ehsrenee 81 time between toe
two cities beiog about one hour tt taetual tiias
octvritd In the Nsnfmiseieu vas thr y min utes.
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Result OF the GubernatoriaI Election In
Maryland.

BALriMoRE, OCT. o, I55U.
The official and unoficial returns from the entire
State give Clark 20 0ie votes and Love q 5e7 making
loves majority 551.
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PHiLspELrutA, Oct. s. 1850.
Chester Butler the vhig representative OF thu
Eleventh Congressional district OF Psnnsy died
oftyphus fever this afternoon at the American Hotel
He on his way home from Warrington.
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teu into In Fulton pro-
sur,d the mott exqgislte Of sriiie taste and st
IN the way OF feAlcmens boots snd Gate aad Ades
Tos, slippers, Caters Butl ms sc made IN New YORK
Tbs secret lies in nut shs BROOKS ploys The YER
best vorkmen uste the finest ssr ale sclls trnn
rreh and therefore takes ss he ousnt d. The s
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sror,ment- of Ip.I,x,s,o,.

len Daniel webster, Secretary Of stste arrived In
ths city, yesterday, and took foous at TIE Astsr
House
sB Elicit. u.sN;L Deeser, Boston; n Curtis.
Flbride; CAPTAIN Vim. Porter, steamer Georgia: r.
Russell. u. :. N. DR. Gillie san Francisco, and ITO
sthsrs arrived, yesterday, ttthe Irving Heuet.
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The pawtueket BANK Affair.

=. -,,,. bosrov. oct. 8, 1850
Mr. Tlllingbnt the Cashier % the Pautueket B,nk
~ Providence, " u charged with having mia y.
prcprAted aisrss amount Of the funds Of that lr.,
tuition
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Ipgtet invented which restores tone lrmaes 70 the
sffes - quies and with such tertainty Knar Hoah
teratrs hiters Isey act directly upon ys-tiv,
loerr rnd ttTousn them rcrcVse the entire fysts
only SJspsIa and All foTrs q iBdgost,cH are cured b.
ihem lpt Ssery ttss CT disea4s SOLD b.
oIFsss General Depot sj2 Hudson ftree. Ffly cents
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Iobbc,r on tte srnoiL I,nnn. st he-,o,


ran entered the surolk Rank this afterooon,
aud ~hs the tellet's bach turned, took bag
containing eve thoafand dollars Ia gold fron the
desk, and msnsgtd 70 escape with bis booty.
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News rrom peitimnrr.

Ealriu0nf, Oct ,, ls30.
Nks Wcodvile, burnt some weeks since By She
bursting Of q cam pbin- lamp, died this morning
The market il unchspzed
The Southern mail W through
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The Seward Institute,

GosBES, n. Y Oct 6. I $50.
The Hon. W. III Seward, President Of the seward To-
sttste delivered address before that ins,it alton
yesterday sftsrnooa.
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There arc aeo fugitive slave. in New Haven, Conn;
any 10 sprinrhela Mss sas 2cs in Resbsster, n X.
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The American steamship Atlantic is due to-day,
with four days later news from all parts of
Bprope. She was TO have left Liverpool on We'd
EssdaJ, the 25th ut.