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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-07-26

FRoM CARTHAoENA-E EgpalsiOn of The
JesuitS-Santa Anna. Sr.-Adyices from
Carthagena to the 22d June have been
received by the bark Bogota, at New
York: oa.-
The principal news is the late expul-
sion Of the Jesuits. by the present Admin
islration, in opposition 10 the wish Of the
people il general. This, according 10
the opinions ofmen Of judgment through
out lhe country, is ll.timed and injudi-
c;ous, and together with many sudden
changes now being made by the Rosas
party. (now in powerJ will lead eventu-
ally to another Of those revolutions, for
which this unfortuaie Republic is so fa-
tally noted. A paper war is already car
ried on with the greatest animosity. be-
tween the two parties. called Couserva-
dors and Rosas. and it is thought that at
no distant day an appeal to physical force
will be made.
| The Jesuits were to have left Santa
Martha, where they had arrived after a
Journey of great Privation and misery.
lin the schooner Arista. for Jamaica. and
from thence il is thought they would pro-
ceed to the United, States.
Several duels arising from political diff
ferences have been fought in Bogota. In
! ICarthagena three challenges were pub
Iicly given by frantic politicians.
AT the same time growing feeling OF
Jealousy is perceptible relative to the
American occupation of the ls,hmus. and
the most extravagant stories Of the bru-
tality and lawlessness manifested by all
Americans at that point. are freely cir
culated and credulously swallowed by
the people. They seem to look upon
the American population there as band
IF pirates and murderers, whose only OBJ
lject is plunder. tapine and sPoliatiou.
Indeed, there are many threats and
menances of ofdriving them off with their
Army and Patriotic Volunteers. but
from ali appearances their violence will
go no further than these pardonable out
bursts of foolish jealousy. =
General Santa Anna. "of far repute ip
Northern climes. is living at Carthsgena,
He has become a sort Of banker. and TO
him resort the money. borrowers in hocks,
No one knows what his plans are, for he
is very reserved.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-07-26
Cleveland Markets.

Deaths by Cholera 27--other diseases 80.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-07-26
TRLEGRAPnlc MARvyls-1'b. e,Ilo,.

TRLEGRAPHrc MARvELs.-1'he follow.
ing appeared as veritsble telegraph
despatch from Washington. in the wis
cousin Democrat Of late date:
"AnOther. fiacas IN the Senate- Czqy
and Bentonidt Bldw;-- Went,oorth Sh6tII
-On the eth June, Mr.. Clay and Mr..
Benton had isticuff rencountet in the
Senate-blows passed between them. Il
was supposed that the military would be
called out by the President The excite.
ment was tremendous. Mr.. Wentworth.
of Illinois, passed between them, when
he received pistol ball in his left arm.
The war steamer. Independence. is op.
Posite the city. prepared 10 protect the
bridge-everything is in frighlful confu.
sion. and God knows when il will end"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-07-26

NOBLE AND WITTY RePLY.-In 1886.
Phillip Ii. sent the young Constable of
CASTLE to Rome to congratulate Sextus
the Fifth on bis advancement. The Pope
imPrudently said:,.
Are there so few men IN Spain that
your king sends me one without beardf'
Sir" said the fierce SPaniard. "if his
majesty possessed the least idea that you
imagined fieri: lay in beard. he would
doubtless have deputed a goat to you.
not a gentleman"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-07-26

A MARRYING GENIUs.-There is man
in the New York penitentiary wi o has
had twenty seven wives. He is Just
thirty. six years Of age. and has been en-
gagged in the hiatrimonial business since
he was sixteen. and has. therefore. had
a new wife every seven months, getting
rid OF the old spouse, and courting the
new one aid interim. He declares he
will have hundred wives before he dies,
if they do not cramp his genius within
stone wells ......., -.
~ A most brutal murder occurred at
ST. Louis on the night of the fourth. A
widow woman named Mary Crosby, the
mother of three children, was murdered
Fby rhiiiian named Jas. Gallagher II ap.
pears that he Was SGftot for her hand
|immed iately after the death of her hus
band, bit was repuIsed. Recently a
more sffabIe person won her favor, and
the nuptial day was appointed. This
coming to the knowledge Of Gallagher.
he proc ceded to the house Of Mary, where
|hS was kindly received. and on his pro-
posing a drink it was accepted by her.
|ft is suppossd the liquor was dfugged,
The risxt morning she was found choaked
to death, her body bearing marks ofoth'
or violence, and by her side was her bru'
lal murderer in state ofiDtoxiealiob.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-10
AuruoR1zEn EDITION OF

JENNY LIND MUSIC.
tgHHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully can inc e''ennSn o.
Z The nnbc to the subolnsd estere from Mt, Benedict
and Blgnor Eeeth
rbe sobscribers hsve claimed DO tina authorized agents
for he publishing Of The Jenny Lind music and they be
sve suboined e,ters satisfactorily prove tho founds
''"' Vi 'N04 LoNDoN, August 1885
TosAMuxL O. JoLLIB, ESQ ss,-We herewlth aasiEs
IN vou the full and exclusive right al the music sung by
Mdue. Jenny Lind In Americs; ALSO ell the music CON
scasd or sung By 40 during our 0oIourn 10 The United
Etst"s " 800 JULES BENEDICT,
~ GIOVANNI BELLETRl
IRVING HOUSE, NEwYonE, Sept. 6, 1850
goEAMuRL O. JoLLlE ESQ: Str-l certify, with ploas
ere that yorr edition OF she jenny Lind DuSc IN which
ven hAve stated the OF FIRTH Pond Co Ia tbs
enly authorized e'don published and further. that each
cong is duly revised ~ mo before publication
20 ,hsuA JULES kENEDlCT.
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Anti-Rent Convention.

ALBANY
The Anti Rent Convention was temporarily,
orsanized. by the appointment OF Neil Benson Of
Sullivan. Chairman Robert t Johnstonof Albany
Secretary The question of disputed seats was
referred, and the Convention took recess.
Mr.. Benson who was the defendant in the recent
anti rent suit in Sullivan Court brings word that ne
he has virtually triumpbed, although verdict vas
rendered for plaintiff. lie says they subsequently
rendered such terms Of compromise as will prooa'
bly, be accepted by all the tenants IN sullivan
ooUnty.-He haR accepted the offer.
The principal point conceded in the settlement
IL The reduction in the price demanded for good
title to the land. from 81 to s. the acre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-10

HENRY BoERNsrEIs AID THE Sr. LOUIS RHpuR
LTcAs.-Some tEo months snoe the 81. I1pix p.
publican copied certain statements unfavor.ble 10
the reputation Of HENRY BogRSsrEIS Esq., now
Editor Of the Aazeigty des WeStsns, at s.. Louis-
TIE substance ofthese statements was that Mr.. B.
While residing at Paris, was secret agent of the
Quiet and Ducbate Minisuy, and th&s while pre-.
tending to be Republican, he was living on the
contemplate wages Of spy and traitor paid to
him by the government OF Louis Philippe. The
statement originated az We believe with one Sc
bastian Seller in London aud wers frst pat forth in
tbs country By the Stats Zeitaag in this city.
In rcoeing these charges Ar. BoERNsrEIS dt.
rcctly invoked testimony, bat we failed to see
the number of his paper containing the article on
the subject.
We now cheerfully give our evidence. We be-
eve tie charges to be utterly false for these rea
sons
/. We have not seen she slightest evidence in
support Of them, and can never allow q man whom
we have Known long and well to be sjured in our
estimation by the unsupported assertions OF any
body
?. We have long been familif- with Mr.. Boern.
STEMS writings ard have always fouad them az con-
astsnt as able in the advocacy OF republican prin
cpe,. Never have we seen in them trace Of the
agent of Duchate ana Guizot bat on the contrary
3. We had for some time In Paris, after the Feb
ruary revolution, the honor of Mr. Bs. personal &C
qusintance Bis stlon and connections there ware
such as to precade the idea that any such stain
rested upon him. And finally all that we know o.
kbak
charges are nothing but slaaderous fabrications.
c. A. D.
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Anti.Rent Slate Nominations.

Albany We nesday, Oci 81 PM
The Ambient State Convention nave ;
nominated WASHINGTON HUNT, Wing OF
Niagara Co. for Governor, by vote OF ~ TO
8 for Horatio Seymour, and blank, on the
first vote; Sanford E. Church. (0pp.) Or
leans, for Lieutenant-Governor; EoeneSer
Blakely, (Whig,) Otsego, for Canal Com
missioner; William P. Angel, (OpP Llv-
ingston, for Prison Inspector; and Cna 9T
S. Benton, the Opposition incumbent Her
kimer, for Clerk of the Court OF Appeals
With the exception of Governor the other
nominees were nominated by reclamation
Great harmony prevailed.
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WARD MEETINGS.


~ Tecoud VVard.-Fhs Wings oi!he sscono y" arc ara
ra,eI +, GDner's Hotel Wednesdeg -. o.
.usutto call OF he General Comm "a % 'l1c pe',
Estes to The cistrc convenop Tor the plr2oe q eel,
II csndidse to represent TIE District 10 con a. N
u O'Clock 8 Benson ESQ az p 72,2l7a 70
he Chsi, mes,rp A. A Warner ard Th9n:s " Yoi"pE
IN rInItSn Messff John L. Leforti Js'gs 5aa ;,
Emesd Wheeler were appo .es vs a. ya h 'a
md 1p,,serce Fhe following gentl,men we're anGn
mou,Jy elected, VIZ; ,.nv1a cutvr
TH0MAa r. wHIYINe, Je .I0e WEE p11SS'
" p1' u. D w e. BUTLER.
Pho following resolutions we're adopted
IS gha1 we decidedly approve Of the co11s9 3ur.
,usd BY our delegate coos E9 Ia !ns is 81 sG
were reflected 10 said Convention well az a.
Ire nesqg held a! R3 sr.s sos .v,
M v.c.ncer ma may occur In their number
On motion, the meeting iheu ed iourned ,-.,-.
WI B. w. BENSON, Chairman
JARVIS CHASE, ee.,ftsrlse
ALERT a. WARNER, }
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Protestant Episcopal Convention.

LTNCTNNATT'
A resolution WAS introduced by she Rev. Ar.
Ssephens Of Philadelphia to appoint Committee,
TO be joined by Committee from the House OF
Bishops 10 whom was referred the memorial from
Maryland, and the proposed canona relating TO the
duties Of Clersymen in respect to Episcopal Vaita-
ton The house appointed on It's pars the Rev.
Drs. Stephens, Neville, Van Ingie and Miller of
Pennsy lvania), Judge Chambers, and Mr.. Orion tof
Philadelphia). The Convention snen took recess
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A Fnai,iya Slave Onse.

HoNEsDALE, Wednesday, October ..
Mrs. Evans, the runaway yellow slave, has he'd
was born free man. ia about starting to join her.
Their passage on the under ground Railroad was
paid by common contribution. meeting ID to be
called in day or two in reference TO this law.
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wnshinatan Anairs,

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Oct g. 1880
The Secretary of War left this afternoon
Hon. Vim. A. Graham is acting Secretary
during his absence.
Mr.. Crittenden leaves on Monday tor
Several removals were made in the Post
Office Department. to-day, and few IN the
War Department.
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telegraph Feat.

NEw.ORLEANs, "Wednesday, Oct9.
The Ahantlc's news reached New.Oteans over
The Southern NORGE line at ia o'clock, having lett
W ashipgton City at l2I, beating time 80 minuter.
The nsws was Published in the Ptc0yune almulta'
neously with ali tho Northern afce moons papers
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OpposltIou County Convention.

TROY, Wednesday
The Opposition County Convention met today
pursuant to adjournment from 18th Septembet.-
The towns whose double deeg atoms caused the
adjournment have mostly redppeared with two
sets again. After strong debate from till
O'Clock, motion was adopted thst the PreSd mt
and Vice President appoint Committee Of thres
fron ths Convention 70 report on each case.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-10
Jenny Lind Ia Bostan.

BOSTON, Wednesday, Oct. 9
Jenny Lind's concert last night waa denaely
crowded, and great enthusiasm wa1 manifested.
The sale of tickets at auction to the Charity Con
cert, on Thursday night, took place this morning.
The highest prem obtained was SO %, and the
lowest for back seats 25 cents. Cosal, perhaps
$4,000 She gives concert on Friday night IN
the great hall over the Fitchburg Depot
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Labor lis form-The Printsrs-scale OfPrices
ALBANY Monday, Sept 80, 1850.

ALBANY, Monday, Sept 80, 1850.
Atareguar meeting OF the Printers Union
the City OF Albany, held on the 2ath inss she fol-
,owjng resolutions, offered by afr. HYRoN b. RooK-
Err, were passed
Resolysd, That this Union hail with qualification
the movement now going forward among the
Workipemen Of this State, irrespective OF class,
and look with a hopeful desire to the accomplish
ment of some great good to their cause; that sue
power Of elevating the cosdsion OF Worklngmen
is wholly with themselves, when they are firmly
united and their action is impelled by wisdom and
moderation that it 10 a duty which they owe TO
themselves and TO their successors that they unite
upon acme basis of principles, by which to abide,
through all the trials and yciasi'udes with which
they may meet 80
apv Socety or Organization, in allhonorable meang
in carving out such basis, and recommend all
Workjnemen Of this city who have not as yet
done 80, to form themselves into organized U nons
for the good and welfare OF their respective trades
and occupations.
Resolred, That this Union has learned with re.
eret, that part of The New York Employers have
Teiected the Scale of Prices submitted 80 them by
the New.York Printers Union, and that We recon-.
mend that Union to be OF good cheer, and to main
tain their Union with firmnesB and undiminished
interest, while they keep in view and hope Tor
that "good time coming which ls the lnherens
right Of the WorkiDgman.
Resolred, That we will concur in whatever alter,
native our New-York brethren may adopt, and
show to them our appreciation OF their rights, oy
strict adherence to all that is considered honorable,
just and fair, by she Graft
Pe,olred, That a copy Of the foregoing resolu-
items be signed by the President and Recording
Secretary, and transmitted to tho Printers Union
of the City of New-York, and also published in al
tho papers OF this city, and the Mem York Tribune
| GILES WINNIE, President.
| A. Il CnATf1ELp, Recording Secretary
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Jenny lind Bosten.

BOSTON Whence lay, Uc. "a
Jenny Lind sings in Boston all next week. Her
last Concert here will be Friday night, the 17.h.
She reappears in New York on the 23d, and con-
tnues for several weeks.
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CaliCornia Appointments.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Oci 9
T. Butler King was appointed Collector
at San Francisco to-day. No appointment
whatever has yet been made for the Jud ge-
ship in California in place Of Benjamin.
Graham still hopes to get it, but it is doubt
fuI <. R.
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Survey of the columbia River.

WAsFIlNGToN, " eunesdey UcI. 3.
The Intelligencer says that letters have been re-
ceived at the CoaHs Survey office, stating that
Commander Archer had completed the prelimina
ry survey of the entrance to Columbia River, and
general reconnaissance of the coast from the en-.
trance OF Columbia River to San Francisco Tho
officers and crew were all we'll
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.,,nRgfs OF ADV <1tTI@iNG'
PnuNlgflt flE}Nlfec t1 ae.nEce

..rss NoT1crs--I2i cents rer line, each insertion
NorIcEs-SX lines or less each insertion "
Or roe, ak Inca ceHis per line each dag
ie1is ,etI ApyERrsEMESTs side-EIgh lines or icss
EiEreeron 80 cents eight lines cents per inc
sa 6GDptSe-Egh lines ess each insertion y cents
pT eight lines cents per line per Day or % cents per
Nps e ieIos and TEMPERANCE NorIcEs ana MARRIAGES
md FI,sBRAL IHvIT ATOMS not exceeding 80 words WIN
0e IpgA AovGRT1sEMEaTs-At the rate fixed by the
All advertisements Inserted IL this paper appear both II
sbe Mernng and Evening Editions
THE SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE
u rnhlstod everv usdnesdau aud Saturday morning.
Price s. per annun Two copies for - Zen iof $~O'
Advert semepts cents line each insertion
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NeW.Hampahire Election.

BosTos Wednesday, Oct. 9, 1850.
New Hampshire held an Election for Delegates
to Constitutional Convention, yesterday. So fat
SIS we have returns, the party dominant in that
State were allowed to have every thing their own
way.
BOSTON, Wednesday, Oct 8
Further returns from New Hsmpsnire show
eains fer Morrison, Loco for Congress-, 10 Wilsons
vacant Whig Dis rrics. Hsnchester, Nashua and
Naahvile give Morriaon $50 gain, and ne il probe-
bly, elected. The vote Of Keene, Perkins 3O6
Morrison, HI Marlborough, Perkins, 10; Mcrri.
ton, %; Troy, Perkins So Norriaon, 81; Swan.
tea, Petkinr SO Morrison, 1873.
NIaJoral,y Election &c. Ia BaItYn,orc.
BALTIMORE UalIe,day O:.1br9
Twelve Wares hays oeen teari fom, jerome
Wstg, gains ., 100 over Loves yota-Jesoue ia AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-10
NATIONAL, WhiG state Convention.

The meeting ofshe E" National Wings, at Rome,
Yesterday, called a Mass County Convention at
Usica on Tuesday, the 18th, to nominate delegates
10 ,he State Convention.
Hon WIN SEWARD will stump y the State,
beginning at Albany next week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-10
GOLD SCALES.
EaNNE L-RRCRIREESns . 1---Na

GOLD SCALES.
YE'HE tBSCRlBEhS osr for sale he bss, and 1noIt
approved pattern Of French Stand ND Gold scales adj
,asfed eIaey 70 ne C"d States MINT Standard OF every
sze and weight These scaies 40 made mai thay axe
but very ue compass when packed and are nnch rnrs
really and ieny hlshed than either The Enol,h
German, or American article AS we have all mai ETs
made OF ibis pattern parties having orders for snpepI 10
California are solicited TO examine them before purchasing
elsewhere Alo for fsle variety OF French fan ~ gsod
accord cons, &c. E FAHEGNETTES, Fills M0RRS'
oi0 lEulseod rs Wilism-st an alairs
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NFW- YORK TRIBUNE.

.,n, work DAILY TRIBUNE IS PUBhlSHhD
saE s; SEw,1 N T9 SUNDAYS EXchPrho1
n NE s4usTrsrrs OPPOSITE THE o,s ~ Gents per
se S 6 ssSe8 sy q advance s st s
"a Is Z. .Ss5 . * 5;.5.: a
gsG fSf ps sss sa sSss @
Papers Teeegsd at L are o not allowed difference
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TRIPLER HALL

BROADWAY, OPPOSITE BOND STREER
TIE SEVENTH GRAND CONCERT!
mMR. RAHNUM haa the honor to announce that The
NkBeyepth Grand Concert OF w
ND'LLE JENNY LIND,
WIN Ma nsee In the above Hall early In October
and Tia, her Concerto will from that period DO given In
New. York regularly until further notice PARTICULARS aefe
hfter az ii
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The frost and the Tobacco Cror

CINCGNNATI Wednesday, OCT
A dispatch from Olarkeaville Tenn. says thas
from one third to half of the Tobacco Crop haa
be en- killed by the severe frost
Several Railroad L avs were voted on yesterday,
and carried by an overwhelming majority.
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A POLIO ROOMS, 41O BROADWAY-open
kAevey evening during 'he week Pns Grgns aud vel
Hamuet tne celebrated Campsncio Miss Julia Gould,
Tie accomplished Vocalist and Pianist from the principal
London Tickets p censs Doors open al 6t aud
each evening. O9 ia
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NEW WORK TRIBUNE.
rribune's Special Dispatches.
cou.res.;oual Nomination.

BfycHlMrTos Wedaesday' oc'
The Opposition Convention to nominate
p CONGRESSMAN met here this afternoon ana
nominated JoHx j. TAYLOR, of O5@ego. 1T
dared not pass any resolutions. ,,cur,5rr
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Uanlth of Naw.OrIanna,

NEW.ORLEANs, Tuesday, Oct 8.
The Intern ents last week were only 81, Vel.
low Fever none
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Rspr EIevaaih Ward.-At meeting Of The Demo-
ffsc Wing Electors OF Eleventh Ward held at Union
Hail or Wednesday evening Oct g. In pursosuce of the
~s OF the Wing General ComUiuee for the purpose OF
eeG1g D1egse o I've G1 uis Inc c, and
Hus1Ep appointed when The meetpg proceeded
to cleo, a Delegate, and MIR. WILLIAM T. mACkkEAh
Tho meeting then adopted the following resolutions bya
large majority; 80, -, III,
Wsrd are due 10 William e Eackrel the late Delegate
tho Syracuse Convention for the noble stand he there took
In with Inc eeceolng DelegaeR In oeneIi OF oe
Wbig party of the Union.
Resolrrd That we heartily approve OF the high minded
ard patriotic course OF The General Administration In lite
eorp settle the unfortunate difficulties SO long sgit.tng
the country and thst siemp on the pat OF any nd
vdua however high In Office TO lnIher al ale the suhe:
row amcaby ,eited to correct the Wing party Of The
United States with that species OF abolitonlsm which pre-
rrred Jsmes Folk to Henry Clay, will forever meet
with our unremited and determined opposition.
esolttd That are we have ever bean, opposed 10
the extension Of Slavery free territory; but
oppoied TO engranR upon the Wing platform OF the Uuion
similar those adopted the late Syracuse Con
ven,ion which II permitted, would drive from our great
ard gorious party those time honored Wing Slaes Ken.
iucky Maryland arc Delaware
P,nred That the action of the twelve members of the
Ward committee during The absence OF several OF the
Il . call OF the Whg General COMMITTEES, meets with the
Interpretation of the wings Of thu Of tic who believe II
The Wing General ComDilee In preference TO ildvlduss
Resolrd Tha, the &yes aud noes az given 10 the Ward
Committee last evening The reoutons offered by the
CANAAN of Police refusing to comply with the directions OF
The General Committee and agans The General Admins
In favor Of sustaining the General Committee and against
the seward resolutions, az follows John Bouels. Jo
peph souihworlh ?. v Husied, James Lucas, Hamilton
Wade, J. Vautaase, J. h. Elliott John Landers Richard
Touen g. Van Cou-l0*
Against the General Committee and In favor OF the Sc.
wsI0 resolutions: :, Drucker, SEQ. W Riblei Peter
Hamml Daniel Hunick Pc or Sq1ireR Hewlett Smith, ].
a Thorne Porter G. Sherman, w c. Ennis John Harper,
Sam Fl De Mott G. PerleT.
0N'- : - JOHN A. BoUqEL1E Chairman.
P v RusTED Secretary, ol0Nr
". 4 Meckrell end John Ryan cased fromyoling
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aursnce of completing the political labor, ~ thu
year IN signal triumph throughout ,ha Emoire
State ''A'p"S
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another DISPATCH.

WAsHINGToN, Wednesday, Oct g.
Collier declines the California Judgeship.
The President offers him the choice of the
Bureaus, which he will accept.
Graham's prospects for she Judgeship
tolerable. JNo BROWN.
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probability is elected The Wings thus far have
gained several members 10 the City Council.
Second Dispdteh.
John b. t. Jerome Wing, has been elected May
or by 40 msjority, over Turner Opposition. Coun.
Gil is about equally divided A careful adding up
Of the retufps may make ssht variation.