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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04

K Every requisite for Durability and beauty is cOn'
bned In BKooxss Boots Shoes CATERS &c their superior
quality nimtable syle and extremely low prices, have
gained them worlds wide reputation aud We are certain
our readers after call st $50 Fultons will DO pleased
9Th the goods and pricea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04

GzADY.nADa CLOTHING AT wHoLKaALz-BAyHHFssV
GARDNER, q Broadway would iEvi.s tee especial ksssa
don OF purchasers to hc atocx OF Clohiag, wics % s
nrey new and particularly adapted 10 the W@Ssafs a
goutaern trads Ybey woald confidently ass$H thna y
s.yls q vel ~ the superior mADnsf ia WHICH tbs gas
are made eaouot BE- surpaased By say 81 az SA
gHds "~
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
HBw.YoRK, WEDNESDAY,, SEPT. 4.

Apy1Rr1sEMETTa.-Foz Anusamsnts see first
page ior Auctions see third page; for Calihrnis
steamers see seventh page.
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FIFTY CENTS EACH.

FIRST CONCERT OF JENNY LIND.-We understand that
Bsrnum neDds that occasion TO sell one Of sHAFFERs
Embroidered Velvet Jenny Lind Sacks TO the tghest bid
deone of the best from! boxes to be lhown into the bOr
Katn-orK The purchaser prefers he exchange at
Johr.s. for superb suit What chance for the rising
generatop
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rrom WsshiBgtsH.

Special Telegraph to TIE Tr'6s"e. - SAINTS
The feeling is more hopeful after Daniefss p seen
The Previous Question will probably be Carried
this time. The motion to commit viii follow ms
rasul, is doubtial. oi'1'A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04

NEw.YoRX STATE ELEcrloS--No Nominations.
The first ticket nominated In our State for the all
Election has been made by the Opposition in Gin.
ton Co viz:
For Menabty Of 44sss@bly-Fhomss B. waison OF Psru.
SAes-ErBtat s. hesd Of Flsttsburgh Cseyk-David a.
Psrsons Ssrausc District -4FtorRsvThomAs Armstrong
OF Aosers Superintendent u Pa1F-ChaS Barnard q
Schuyler Falls, CeTosev-Wm. Atwood OF ChaEY,
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scraresa Nomina items, deo.

CIkclnNArG, hoodsy, sepN :.
The Loco Fooo Convention of Hamilton Co, met
in this city today having ndjournedfron Carthage
on saturday. There was much opposition In 'no
pa, >, bus the regulars carried everything.
David T. Disney was nominated for Congress
from this District By acclamstion, Candidates Tor
shs Legislature and County Officers were alss
nominated. The outside Loco Focos will alsos
doubtless, run an opposition ticket for County OH.
GERS, and probably for Congress and Legislature.
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u We understand mar "a essrs WArERs & BERRY, AT
Broadway Ii exhibit at tho Fair at Albany some OF tho
much admired Eolan PisDo-gortea made by r Gilbert
Co Boston. Should h.y 90 in FOR he premium the Com
itteea duty wil be ghL No other Instrument emOodiss
50 many desirable qualities aust Skt
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sTi.seurs Election.

The Js6trsos Enqasrsr Publishes tue following
ns the Official returns Of the Lid and llId congress
ional nistricts Of Nissouri
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Freq Washington.
sz- Hs-,.

6S Sa''s-'' wAsH1ssrcx, Fasaday. sspe g..
rhave good authority for stating 'ha' tho rsss, "
den. has heard nothing from Mr. JENKINS IN reg Asa
to bis acceptance or refusal Of tie Home D'p's'
mani
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The sor1hern Mail.

PHILADELpHIA Tuesday, Sept
The Southern Nail due this morning az O'clock
had not arrived at o'clock P NJ supposed to be
detained by freshet at Darby Creek.
TIE Osprey (repaired) sailed for Charleston at
rcon this day.
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PORTRAIT OF JENNY LIND

PUBLISHED THIS Day an equiaiie steel engraving OF the
Swedish Ms hlngae, after celebrated daguero!ypo By
Ki!burn Of London This portrait 10 highly commended
by hoss no have seen Madenosele Lind suce her ar
rival among
his got up In the same beautiful style with my keuss'
es Of Henry Clay Daniel Webster, &c &c. and will be
asId elegantly framed for
FIFTY CENTS EACH.
Thia price will be regarded wonderfully Io for
quislto piece OF worr but to se ,hinga wonderfully low
Is the only way to mako them pay.
Ready for sele this day
an EANTHoNY. 2e5 Broadway, New.York.
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Storm and Flood at Albany.



ALBANY, Tuesday, sspss.
Albany ana vicinity was yiIited By heavy rain
stosm last night. Several streams have overHowed
their banks, and the Hudson is nov Is P M rapid.
y rising, some of our docks being already sub
merged
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Oeaaua Items.
e MOHAWK, Herk. Co, hiss ,sls Inhabitants,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-24

Mn. EDIToR:-For many years in the Old
countries sod tor sevenl yeau In Connecticue
aod other sections of this country, there bsss
been in very successful operation organized CON
panies for the insurance Of horses. cattle, end al
kinds Of live stock, againat death or injury inn
natural or other cs0ses, save design in he n.
sured. How many hundred men are there IN
Vermont, owners Of fine horses, or choice bussd
of cattle or sheep, that would pay my reasoaa>
BILE cum to thus insure them against cealh &
damage? Who has not heard the remark uade
by mechanics, and men of moderate means, that
they must part with a favorite horse, which lhsy
loved almost a. much a. a member Of their fam-
lilies, for the reason that there was TOO seA val-
ne in him for them to risk But day or two
since, we noticed the public certificate Of gen.
tlemsn in Port Kent, N. Y. of the full receipt
Of an insurance upon valuable horse, which
had been insured, in the Connecticut company,
one day, and died the next. ,t
We. think q mutual company Of this kind
might be chartered in this State, with great benz
eft to large class Of our citizens and sith in
Jury to none. 1900 "A FAa..a-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-24
ELECTION OF U. s. SENATOR.

At ten o'clock the House proceeded 10 ballot
on it, part for Senator of the United States Toe
the term of six years from and after the 4th
Of March next The following nominations
were made: Hon. Solomon Foote of Rutland,
by Mr. Benton; Charles Linsley, Esq, Of Mid
dlcbury. by Mr. Bartlett; Hon. Samuel g. Phelps
of Middlebury, by Mr. Howe of Shoreham /;
David A. Smalley. Esq, Of Burlington, by Mr.
Bowdish; aud Oscar l. SKATER, ESQ.,, of VIII.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-24
THURSDAY. ocTOBER "a. 1850.

The salary Of State Superintendent Of Conmoa
Schools; to committee on education. By Mr.
Hall Of Wailingford, relating TO SCHOOL monies /;
| 70 COMMITTEES on educstion. By Mr. Everts re-
iaiing to repeal Of Statutes 10 COMMITTEES 90
the judiciary.
Psft;oss and Memorials referred By Chester
Grsndey and others, TO increase the capital stock
Of Rutland Bank; BY Mr. Clark and oihen, for
bank q Factory Point both to committee on
Banks. Of Samuel Campbell and Others. aiter-
ing name Of George Hawks; to General COM
mittee. Of J. E. Chamberlaine and others, Of
John Merrill and others, for bank at Bradford |;
10 committee on Banks. OF Samuel Ford and
Others 10 protect fish in artificial ponds to Cen
eFal comInitte. ~
Bills passed To incorporate the village Of
Bennington; in alteration Of chap 20 r S, re-
lstiag TO highways. after the adoption Of certain
amendments recommended by The committee
on Roads. 1i =
Revolutions. By Mr. Hubbell, that no bill be
entertained by the Senate or House unless the
subject natter be indicated in tile; adopted
By Mr. Trask, that the Committee on the Judici-
.sy inquire into the expedieney Of amending adj
dition to chap. 81 X ), approved 1647, relating
70 fences and fence vieven; adopted. BY Sir
Noyes, to make all Mutual Insurance companies
responsible to the assured Tor acls Of their q
gents; adopted.
The two Houses met in Joint Assembly ..
greeable to adjournment on the 18th TO elect
Auditor o. Accounts. F. E Woodbridge vas
nominated BY Mr. Grandey, and 8. H. Hodges
bv Mr. Eyerts. a
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Prayer b. the Chaplain.
The chair announced joint resolution on the
death Of General Taylor. Senstors Seymour,
Parker and Colburu; alec on the petition Of Rod
ney Roby and Others, Senators Weston, B'ge-
low and Cawley.
Of high crimes and misdemeanow; passed.
Reports. BY MI. Parker from road COMMITTEES,
on the petition Of Ashuelot Railroad company,
a bill giving the company power to extend their
road from the east line in the town of Vernon to
the Connecticut River railroad; read the third
time and passed; and by Mr. Holbrook, FROM the
same committee, in favor of bill extending the
time for the survey and location Of the Atlantic
and ST Lawrence, railroad Mr. Holbroox. stated
that it did not appear 70 the coDnittee that no.
tice had been gwen a. required, but ii vss
thought best, from the showing before the COM
mttee, to report in favor If the bill. The ques-
ton on the engrossment was opposed BY Senat-
ors Weston and Chsndler, because notice was
not given. Mr. Dewey spoke in favor, and the
hour of adjournment having arrived, It was laid
on the table.
Bills from Tie House, referred. Repeating an
act relating to taking testimony IN chanceIy pro-
ceedings, passed in l649; in addition to an act
Incorporating the Village Of Bennington, passed
in lSl9; both to committee on judiciary. Also
and bridges; to committee on roads.
R,soiution from he Hsass That no bill be
introduced 10 either houses the subject matter Of
which is not stated in it, title orderedto lie ON
notion Of M Royce.
Petitions ys,sv,ed.- of J. D. Bradley and 81
others, and Samuel Pfensiss and - others, for
an appropriation to turuish copy of Websrers
Dictionary for each school disisict; n the CON.
miitee on education. OF William Skinner and
IA others. Cor sn sl,eratioa in he license Law
to select copmittee on pssition ri =. koby and
o,hers. Of WIN. Dgsg End - ethers Of Glover,
Micah Turner AMI lSoahes e Holland, Ph;neas
Page and IS olhen Of Newport, Hcssa Crsndall
and 30 Others Of Sslen, Rohen Young and 50
Others Of Crai,sbury. Msleoim Bsshansn end Is
Others Of Holland, Chales Thrssber and 80 9TH
en- VI Coventry, J. D. Stevens and ~ otheEs OF
Bsownugton, aud D. u. Camp add ITO Others Of
Derby, for q bank II Derby; 70 committee on
bank.
Mr. Mclean presented bill to pay Joshua
Thomas the sum mentioned Ie6oETod V con-
mittee on claims. Adjourned.
HOUSE
Prayer By Rev. w. b. Lard
Blis vete,7sk By NJ Dekssnln. IN addition
to go 6 chap % 3 9 ssiatiAs 70 esnmou schools
to commitsse on educstioa ~ Mr. Cslbusn d
Tbosiasd, rolaiing soealo II l6ioxieasinl liquors
moved b hin that & - ~ = ths Sabls snd
400 eopics ~ printed e. he - of IL Heess
MT seroed 70, bit referred y ~ selsse eom.
misnse. y Mr Dewey q Hassles1, y ino0po.
~ ths Juseeiou Dank 70 eoan1Aiftes o. bosts
By Mr Wasnss q 11id1iseuly, i addiaioa - q
90 issospsssisg - Rsd11d sna Dusiingtes
Railsued Ia; - oonnliese - sos1ss - II
Allsa q Wesocmd, sllssjae ~ nsme 81 nssJ
Jess LAmpAeasy ~ eease6sliaS hsr heif = IN
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An election having thus been made on the
part Of the House, the Sens,e came in and the
journal of each House was read, whereupon
HoN. SOLOMON FOOT, Of Rutland,
was declared 10 be elected Senator Of the Uni
ted States for the term Of six years from and sf-
ter the 9TH Of March next: when the Senate
withdrew. and the House adjourned.
The following should have been among the
the resolutions introduced in House "Wednesday
10Th.
By Mr. Burgess, That the committee on the
judiciary inquire into the exPedieucy Of passing
Law 10 furnish each school disttiet with copy
Of Webster Dictionary, late edition; sdop,sd.
SENATE, Pm
Mr. Parker moved Q reconsideration Of the
vote referring The petitions Of r. H. Wild and
50 Others and J. Emerson snd 80 Others, u Z &c
Iect committee, for the season that the petition.
ess in part contemplated the formation of two
new Counties and that could not be acted upon
bceause notice bad not been given, and ~ the
remaining part had in view the formation Of
half sbires. il might properly be referred 10 the
Senators from Orange county. The motion wss
discussed BY Senator'S Chandler opposing and
PARKER lavoring, and ordered 70 lie.
The HOUSE amended the resolution providing
fcs . meeting of Joint COMMITTEES % caavsss
votes for county officers. &c. changing the sins
b tkis afternoon Ths Senate Adopted lhs y
meadment 10 eopcuryseee uusnimousIy.
The President Psessased commemorative from
The Hon Solomoa Foo'y - fellows:
6n.cHaving bsss 'siscsed b he respective
Houses Of Tie Legialst.ss b sspssssnt the Seats
of vesmout IN ~ Ssnaae Il The United States,
take tiiS occssion % eoomuaieste 70 he Goso.
nl Assembly nv sceeptancs d The appointment,
Cd assssance II ~ pulbssd ssnBe of esasi-
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Frauds upon the Revenue.

The Washington Republic Of Friday contains
three column letter from Mr.. C0rwin, Seereta-
~ of the Treasury, communicated to the Senate
in compliance with resolution of that body,
calling on the Secretary to report the measures
which have been adopted by the Department to
prevent frauds upon the revenue since the pss-
sage of the act Of ls46, and the result Of those
measures.
MIR. Corwin reviews the whole subject in q
statesmanlike manner, showing that the authosi-
ty conferred upon the Department BY Congress,
is entirely inadequate to suppress frauds, unless
the act of 1916 shall receive different construc-
ton from that heretofore given. The Secretary
concludes as follows:
The means at the disposal of this Department
are entirely inadequate to such an examination
OF imports IS will effectually suppress the sys-'
tematic frauds known to be extensively perpe-
trated.
In conclusion, take the liberty to suggest
that adequate remedies for these frauds can only
be provided by acts OF Congress; that mainly
they attach to the system of levying I'D valors,n.
duties upon the market value Of merchandise in
foreign countries, which is almost impossible for
the officers Of the customs to ascertain under
the most favorable circumstances and that.
practically, very few of them pretend to accu-7
rate knowledge concerning them; that the lon
come the restraints, and the stronger the induce
ments TO tetraud the revenue.
Our dependence for revenue is now Upon The
receipts from duties levied upon the importation
of foreign merchandise. The rates of duty sr.
fixed by law; but the values upon which they
are imposed are left entirely to interested for
eigners. o'
I would therefore respectfully submit that mn
ny of the inequalities of our present system,
would, in my opinion, be remedied BY the substi
tuition of home for foreign valuation Of dutaable
merchandise. This change would place all i'm
tons for duty il would both guard the revenue
against most Of the fraudulent practices com
planned Of, and tend to its increase.
Although the period of the adjournment Of
Congress has been fixed, and is near at band,
venture to recommend that the change be made
at the present session.
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ell, and the individual msubsss eejhe bo1y one
which you preside. Iam most sesPlctiully,
20 'e.t - Your obedieuf se4sant, ~
- & 81 I-ats...- mn fAnRf1&y uNl14p

e' 70 'sit' Your obedient servant, ~
g aloa s1sas SOLOMON FOOT.
Montpelier, Oct l7th, 1850. 80
.sl The petition Of Zimsi Howe a11 $50 o(hers
for IN alteration of license Law, wps presented
: end referred to select eommil1seB 10 b raised
on petit ons Of Q like impost. aspla si3 ell
Reseiufisms from ~ Honse. Tint bob Hon.
- meet in joint assembly On Tuesday sext, 1t
ten O'Clock .. %. 10 hess the rlpoEt OF joint
icenvassing committee for soanay u1Ieeres Judges
of probate, and Justices; adbpte& That The
Secretary of State be directed 10 iiut the ordi
nance of the constitutional couveueion, with the
acts Of the present session Of tn General As
sembly. Mr. Bigelow moved % amend BY adj
ding also digest Of sueh laws relating to com
mon schools - may ~ in force st The close If
this session; on motion q Mr. Ss4uour il was
ordered to lie.
!. Mr. Holbrook asked leave ~ Il committee
on roads to sit this afternoon With was grant
R.pons--By Mr. Plstt from IL committee on
banks in favor Of bin tucressisg c1pstsi stock el
Bank of Orleans, with an smsod.Nens adding
two more to the commissioners. The amend.
ment was accepted and The bill ordered 70 be en-
crossed.
MIR Weston called up the resolution making
another joint rule. that bill be received in el-
ther House for the payment Of any claim By the
State thai has been Al any previous session re-
jccied. Mr. Thomas opposed the adoption and
on his motion it was indefinitely pcetpOned.
The chair appointed Nessn Curfier, Biselow
and Ranney Committee ON % much Of the Gov
ernor's message as relates 10 slavery.
HOUSE
Passed, bill relating to ProceedinSs in chance
~.
A communication was received fiom the Hon.
Solomon Foot and read. (See Senate proceed
ingsl
Petitions referred OF fiesmen Of Onnge,
for the alteration Of location Of county build
ines; to the select committee. OF J. Clarke
and others, for alteration of license law; to the
select committee. OF William RodgCrs and
citizens Of Mortified, for bank at Mortified; Of
Edmond Weston aud others. f,r bank al West
Randolph; of WIN. 8. Gleason and Others, Of J.
A. NJ. Wells and others, for bank at Bethel sew
orally referred 10 committee on Banks. Of G.
Newell and others, of Calvin Stebbins and 9TH
ers, OF William l.. Gale and others, OF Thaddeus
B. La6d and others, for alteration Of license
law; to select cnlhmittee. OF s. H. Bsscom
and others, for passage Of Inv relating TO oca-
sion OF school houses to committee on Educa
ton OF Edwin Lester and Others, for altera-
ton of sec. IL, chap. 42 K 8; to The committee
on the Judiciary.
Bills referred BY Mr. Patrick, to incorpo-
rate the H,nesbursa and Burlington Plank Road
Co. to committee on roads. BY Mr. Wells, re-
ating u common schools; 10 comuittee on edu-
ton.
Resolniiom. By Mr. Track, that Judiciary
committee inquire into the expediency Of amend
ing chap 69 K s relating 70 weights and meas
ures; adopted.
Adjourned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-24

ne Ueu3OCb9ttC 0tdtc OouVcnttou IN 1.Sos-
gan, nominated Gen. Cass as candidate for The
Presidency in 1852 IL
Wakefield, the apothecary, who was tried Of
Boston, for nanslaughter, in having put up COZ
rosive sublimaie for patient, instead Of caIo-
mel which ives ordered, has been acquitted.
The Springfield Republican says that the
colored people Of that place are getting consid
erabIy excited in regard 10 the new slave lav.l
and have armed themselves against any emsr
gency that may arise. The Rev. Mr.. Mar.
(colored preached sermon irOm ,he text.
q And be that hath no sword let him sell his gar
ment to buy one." or 80
Freight Tariff of the Ogdenssmgh Raitseer-
We see il stated that the directors of the Og ,
densburgh road have decided to carry Hour In
quantity destined for Atlantic seaports at twenty
cents per barrel. The lines Of railway have
likewise agreed upon . through tariff from Ber-s
ngton to Boston Of thirty five OF lhiry-six cent?
per barrel for -four. The Lake transportation
will be four cents to the barrel, making in all.
ffiy nine or SIXTY cents from The st Lawrence
river to Boston.-Daily Sentinel.
Boston papers that Mr.. Andrews the jailof il
constantly beset by persons who are anxious to
know If he believes Professor Webster 10 be re-
ally dead. The jailor's answer 10, thsr % the
man vas hanged, the body cofined twelve houss.
and then put twelve feet under ground. his sin
cere belief is, that if he is not dead, be soon
will be.-.3lbany KnieE1boeksr.
The Louisville Journal says that the potatoe
crop throueiBous the West is q total failure. The
81. Louis RepubIlcas says that The corn crop IN
thai State sill also be failure.
AsoLITsexssrs DEsPATcBED.-TheG George
town Republican Of Wednesday, ssys: A mset- Z
ing Of the Committee of Safety and citizens
we're assembled to-day to take into considesa-
lion the conduct and department. Of two nsiDs
gentlemen, Capt. Beardsly, Of The schr. Gsafse
l. William, and Que Scott, perhaps an o66ces @
board the same vessel, who were regarded - e
subjects to leave Immediately, and without ceTs-
mony, were vaifed ON by committee appointed
for that purpose. and invited to eavs in twenty
four hoIss, and net % return under penalty q
Ia coat of tar and feathers. Subsequently,, kow-
ever. a COMMITTEES saw them safe on board their
vessel q aaeher in oar bay, ssdeh nd ~
Charissien Mercury, l0ih. - ......-- ,.r
EnisnAx1s.-Ths emgnnss 70 Cannada ths
present year, are lees numerous BY . ffth psn
Than they were Iast year. The number who srs
rived a onsbss 10 the 5eh Inst, vas 303OQ 2.
| sainst 50, IN 70 the same date last yeaf. "
/ these, 5000 we're from Ireland, and 1265! he@
1 Eneisnd ssd Scotland, many Of the lssfsf e's''-
less Isiak saca ~ 3 = fs
~ xs.,,s cx;zr.. we learn IRON IL Nev
j YorR Evening Pcss, that Mr. o. =: =; 1e 1. ~
I distinguished English wT'sef, ~ oeen. s;s..s.
proper eourt, biz intention 70 eseoms :
Iof The United stsssfs'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-24
matfbu1an & State Journal
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY nosNlne.

TERMs-ei,5o cash in advance; q 90 IL p.ypsni soe
made in advascs interest always charged from the snd Il
the 7lT-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-24

On The announcement of the second ballot,
Mr. Howe OF Shorrhsm moved TO postpone fur
Their bslloting until II o'clock tomorrow morn
ing: los, by large majority.
On the announcement Of the third ballot, M
Howe OF Shorehan, said that he had pursued the
COURSE, thus far pursued by him, from convic-
ton that it was in accordance with the views Of
his constituents and Of the county Of Addison.
He perceived, however, that large majority Of
the Wings Of the State entertained different
views, and he therefore Withdrew the name Of
Han SanueI 8 phelns
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-24

ELECTION Naws-P ennsylvcnia.- 10 now
reported that ]. H. Walker, Wing, 10 elected in
the 23d district Erie county gives him 1870
majority-Clarion $50, and Warren 300 for Cur
lis, Loco. The remaining counties in the dis
Jefferson, Potter, and Mechanically
give, together, from 500 to 600 Loco majority.
In the ith district, Luzerne, &C., the contest is
close between H. B. Wright Loco, and H. M.
Fuller, Whig-probaby not over 20 votes diffe-
renee either way. If Fuller 10 elected, as ap.
pears by last reports, the Wings will have ten of
the twenty -four members elect from the State.
In reference to the Legislature, it appears that
the Wings will have majority of one in the
Senaie-Myers, Wing, according to the Pitts
burg papers, being elected in the Senate district
counties, by msjosi,y Of 49, over Drum, Lo-
co. The Senate will therefore stand q follows
Whi0a Txocoa
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-24
SENATE.
THuaspAy, Oct II.

Pnyer By The ChspIa'n.
The Senate came to order At tho call Of the
President, lion. Julius Converse.
The hour having arrived for electing United
States Senator pursuant to JOINT resolution,
the Senate nrncaeded IN hallnf.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-24

fLoRIDA ELscrIoH--The returns from kIoe-
ids Indicate the election Of II. Cabeli (Whigj
70 Coagrsss, sad Wing mejody b the Legs
iatnre.