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bury OF Name are open in their opposition "
Cass. and in their attachment to Butter Jnu1o
Woodbury. and his friends getting theH eEt21
omen. but orily to see a most extensive plan Ven
nlatured before he and they knew ought OF H. 10
his nrostratien Gen. Cass will learn that the
Democracy OF New England is all arrayed against
him. az soon as he shall reach Washington, aau
that Democracy can never again be w0oed or won
by him I wish Mr. Webster could view tis
matter in its true light and break away from lie
snares set for his feet. AT least wash 1t ihl5al
be out of his power to use his official influence u
opposition to the friends who have stood by nun
for the last quarter OF a century, through eVi a.
well as through good report VIZ. oc
One thing. however, is certain, the W tll9s oil
New England will follow no lead which VII take
them at last into The camp OF their enemy anu nc
who is heading towards the ranks OF the Loco o.
co army, will be sure to have his back towards
the Wing masses
The results of the recent elections in Michigan
Illinois and Wisconsin, are used by Loco oCoS
in New England to aid IN talking Gen. I ass GOWN
but if rightly used will go far to strengthen the
Wings in their resolution to stand by the right Of
man irrespective OF color. n.
would apprise the senior Editor OF the III
bune. that the Convention now III session III us
native State. to revise the Constitution under
which he was born, will pretty strongly indicate
its attachment to several OF the reforms o "ilGiI
the Tribune has long and ABLY coHteiiue az -
trust. in wear from this time the Constitution %
fhe Granite State will be a liberal one, ana suc1
a one as the sons of New Hampshire may be PROUD
If whether living under it or under others Vi lhe
liberal nripciples Hereafter, under the revised
Constitution, the people will elect multitude OF
officers whose places have heretofore been illied
bv Predecessors appointed by time or party serv-
;no 1EFxecufiyes The march of liberal principles
is onward in sober, serious, liberty loving New
F,,olaud
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ceeds of high tariff revenue to be raised at
Onebec. to Washington, to pay the oilers il the
arrnv and navy, instead OF spending it among
@rrselvcs If such a policy is social, and doing as
.,1r,.d lie done BY, I haven't found it out, but
1t onr Anuexationists here, hug the idea OF
ceftiug more money for Their lands, OF which they
keen great stock on nand.
H,rb prices for a spot OF God earth including
1a9va ia toll thereon when you've got 1t, may De
Ill enough for land sharks, but when young
ToI,n and Jenny get married, SIT down to farm 1t
49,, 20 acres under bond and mortgage, with
-, mortgage 70 deal with and some sickness
~ The family now and them they usually fad
bpb prices TO be the crook III their lot torthe first
twenty wears at least.
To persons who may be IN want OF an Almanac
fnll Of Canada statistics, Tor 1901, recommend
scofie's. He is publisher here-one OF the
,;olent bitter, outrageous ioyalists OF 1893, but
issues very useful Canadian ALMANAC never
I'm told that the employers Of the government
here have got notice 10 he ready to sail 500 miles
down the St. Lawrence next June or July to the
roTRru seat OF Canadian Government, in use or
intended so to be within thirteen years. They
are awfullv extravagant, our otfcials-almosJ as
had Tor as good as Congress at spending public
money. They squander all they can get, as most
g0yernments do, and we owe, in city, county and
provincial debts, some 824,000000 already. Up
per Canada however, is really fine country, and
infinitely more wealthy and prosperous than nine
tentEs of YOUR readers who have not seen it pro-
baby supDose. ROGER SHERMAN.
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NOVEMBER WIND. :. For The Tribune
ny +. JgssuP EAmEs.


PEACE, peace be still Oh thou November Wind!
Thy moaning whispers fill my heart with sorrow.
Such melancholy thoughts sweep Ger my mind
Oh sweeping gales what aching tones ye
borrow,
To wake such mournful memories in my heart
Oh hush, soul haunting voice depart, depart
Peace, peace be still too dreary are the signs
That float around my sleep forsaken pillow
Too fitful are the gusts that fall and rlse
Like the prolonging sweils OF ocean DINO"
Sadly their echoes call unto my heaf''
oh, wailing spirit cease-depart' depart!
Peace peace be still with your mysterious
noise:
Wen said the Poet old: There is no other
Sound upon Earth so like spirits voice.
And would fain your grieving whispers
smother.
Like human signs unto my restless heart,
Your mournful echoes pierce-depart, depart
Peace, peace be still thou mind'st me of sad
things,
OF a tall ship her homeward voyage making
Each swell of thine thought Of peril brings,
OF shiy ring rnasts, rent sails, and mad waves
breaking
DER uptorn decks the cracking timbers start
And human shrieks Oh, hush depart, depart
Peace, peace be still bitter, cutting wind
That blow st SO wintry through the bleak No
vember; lhlhd
Thou mock st my sleep with dreams of mine own
That wander houseless who in vain remember
Their claims of pity on the human heart
Be thou more mercful-depart depart
Peace peace be still or if thou still must sweep
Around our homes, Oh! let thy restless pinion'
Touch those who in security can sleep,
And bid them search out Povertys dominion:
There Chaving eyes see what should make them
start
At their own selfishness Depart, depart
Neg York Nor 1850
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Observation-Disclosures Sullivan Co. N. VI
Mount Alta, Augusta COY a; Social Hall, Cherokee
Co. Ga; Montongo, Drew Co. Ark; Duncan Prairie,
Monroe Co. Ark CurrysyilIe, Sullivan Co Ind:
Batson, Humphreys Co Tenn Wabash, Wayne
Co. ILL.,. Smooth Prairie, Madison Co. ILL.,. Jackson
Grove, Fulton CO. H.. Goodmans Mills, Usage
Co. Mo Marietta, Jasper Co. Mo; Beverley, Dane
Co Wis TreadweIPs, Racine Co. Wis; Plea
SAINT Prairie. Racine Co. Wis. Pleasant Grove,
keokuck Co. la.
NAMES CHAxGED-CollinsvilIe Blair CO. Penn
name changed to Altoona Reedersville,
Lawrence Co. Tenn.-name changed to Way
land S Springs Blytbes Ferry, Meig Co. Tenn
--name changed to y" Mouth of Hewassee :" Ty-
lerville w arrcn Co. Ill-name changed to Utah; .
Fremont Rchland Co. II.--name changed to
Calhoun" Eldridge, Dupage Co. lll.--name
changed to York Center; Navarro, Des Moines
Co, Ia-name changed to "Dodgeviile Ply
mouth Washington Co. Ore.-name changed to
"St Helen Albany, Linn Co. Ore.-name
changed to New Albany"
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hrd interest with the said John Ridley and his ass,.,
IN the said Railroad which accepted
AID Kelly moved to amend le resolution 10 Doe No 81
by inserting lter The word prescribe page 7e5 Sap3
sad John Rey and associates, other Coyporafo ses1
pay the OF S2S for each sad Railroad ,
AID Grim moved to amend The said reso pton by Sd
ding tatreo the follow ing oEds viz; and thai The e
pofGon stbi al any time heJcSier giving one Years
noce have the light 70 take possession cfhe sad RsrS
or paving to tie said Joha Ridley and bis associates r.,
cost Of laying down aEd completing the same"
All. Miller moved 20 amend The amendment Presented
by Aid CoucSD and accepted BY striking our the words
.one.lhiri' and inserting Two thirds.
Ad CouckAu moved % postpone the further consdere.
ton OF the subject uat Monday next which was carried
Aid Coucklgu moved that the Board do adjourn
which carried whcreupou the President announced
thst the Board stood adjourned until Monday next 81 )
d. T. VALENTINE, C}erA
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THE CoAsr SUGAR cRop.-The NJ .: Cresces Il
learns that there is prospect of fair crop Of
sugar on the coast. Tie cane is good, and ma has
NOT as reported, been injured by the frost Iaa5
however, which has been cut is very dry, anu
m ma cylinders have been broken in the attempt
to erini it. There is great scarcity of water sna'
until supplied by rain, many planters Wlll De f c1 a
per from the river has in many cases been rem
9 de- impossible or dangerous from the constan.
IS continuing to enlarge considerable portion
Of the town embracing aunber Of tue 2aSl iEiis
houses in it, have already been taken on , @pv
for the remaining portion there IS no Satisfactory
security.
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Posi- Office Operations.

The Postmaster GENERAL has established the following
Post Offices for the week ending November 9, 1880
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Crops In Germany.

Our lates. German journals furnish conclusive
evidence that England can this year recsive buF
email supplies if any, of grain from ssxony, Sic.
ala Posen or any ofthe other Northern provinces of Ger
many, TIE crop. both Of grsn and paaloes short in
all that region and Insufficient for domestic demand
which VIII consequently consume ali the surplus remain
Ing from last years harvest In eiesis the potato dis
esIe proves 90 destructive that mary places there is
tuemp, to harvest all and those potatoes which have
beer dug and nored generally roing According y
all dag instantly put the dsuleriss.
In Brapcenbufg and Pomersnis il the case.
The Kingdom OF Se1ory has had tolers1e crops
enough FOR home consumption. Aorayts, dun.
gary and The olher provinces OF Auaa wIll
gIsin potatoes supply the dtcences of her neigh
Yhe best estimate lie that any exploration OF wheat
The present time will serious Inconvenience later
In the season snd holders advised TO retain they
for Tie higher prices It cannot fail bring home
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Arrival.

L store ship Ere W Porter Gibraltar Au
3D. Mader H. The ,owed up to the city by the steam
tug AJAX and anchored oft the Battery.
Ship new Marcy Portsmouth, Nh 10 d, m ballast 70
Whrock TIE is intended to 10 Hayre IN w WhtlocA
line OF packets. "
Whtiock
Bark Jasper. Charleston IL Durham & Dmon
Brig Talman Clear
L Co steerage pass.
Bng Emily Nichols chaesou ds cotton &c, to Durham &
DmOn
Brg Dandy jim Br ygneau Pctou IS , coal Tackerna
On the Sti INST experienced heavy gale
Btane tBr RobbH Barcelona 20 d. hides to Mol
Ter vessel Brlne 7h INST oil tiatteris experienced
a very severe gale from SSE. which lasted 20 hours.
Sch Westocr, hcGee Richmond de- aoprto AIaIani Lord
Sch Cranmer Smith, Philadelphia Ids, coal
mn + Carroll Moor Virginia DIS, coal
Sch John Cooper, Lawson, Virginia d., potatoes.
Steamer Penobco;, Seymour Philadelphia, mde to Stanton
spcer
SAILED Steamship Cherokee Chagres Mary Mors
Glasgow; bgsJ Godfrey St Mas Ca Excellent S and others
BEIOW-Shp Mediator from Noresns, mdse T Stanton,
barLs 3 hngs. and . I p.aLL sch. unknown.
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Diaastera, &c.

H4,w4aD Gardner Boston from Man,ana I'D nit,
experienced gale from the lost close reeed fore and
osas and tore topmast ysa while lying 70 under bare poles
shifted cargo &c.
Acapulco Francisco recently reported
dOEed July Learn abandoned. Capt Lewis, with
board hs wife and passengers went board
the Italian Hotrand which arrived at San francesca sd The
Ann formerly belonged to Boston but halls nm san Francisco
BRIs M4Rr P1EE,, before reported ashore fucEcrnuck
discharged INTO lighters 10Th INST ch sou proceed to Wafehsm
brig WILSON Becksth hence for Apaachco
Ia the Sd reports that the 7th ~ tper
sopgala0t bowspnt, stove bu"Sfks CABIN oor &c
BG ALtIASDfE, Jack. Boston Gsgow h&i
Son My adTos al rom Bangor exports on the sth
Chatham w yug
lost Of lumber
l2Qo0 shingles deck spit oresi ,opa and had
EsE miles sch fire. her gone,
ntar burnt the waters EDGE. dt anchor the
ans ssts no Pstson to De seen near as supposed to
Sea SYors spoken sh INST
miles Of Nantucket -akiog badly aG1 had
boat had sails sTu and Otherwise damaged the gale
Of Sunday,
FRIDAY last ph HoniaaL bearing NY d,taa IS miles,
FIRE. Up and found 100
edge, yards and alongside Her
bacsrned from IRE and could
s.led aud AUX
Ro,r winch ashore Holmes, Hole got
of 10th INST, BY the lid OF 4
The gale on the m at Ha~ch The for a1m6er
oyears Three vessels obliged away
de of Monouoy Point ani received much ism4g
sLoop soop unknown sandy Hook
hei t9e s mas '9l. 70 - 90 VAR
@ Tie sal set She no the American az =r oqfaat heal
anal soop = anchored beside hrr and hoped the
ssTsc. ali probability she saw the vessel Town.
LTeEa Sept H. ~ PhThe b Mary Aaa Be Pason. from
Sev York for Kingston Jamaica TO this ha5or yesterday
rigging damaged considerable ezten rom e yoleBce Of s
from ENE SE, The 7th
vhe lying Her and ai unchanged and her repair.
progressing rapidly and satisfactorily She doubtless vii
70 resume nef voyage b. The lon insi, AZ iarths5t
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Mr. STEvENs of Pa. announced the death OF Df.
NEs. of that State. late member of the House, who
expired at his residence in York Pa. on the 10th
inst
lie passed an eulogum on the deceased, saying,
in conclusion if the blessings OF the unfortunate
and the sincere prayers pure and grateful hearts
can furnish safe passport to better world, his
has been happy exit from this
Mr. STEVENS submitted resolutions expressing
the deep sensibility of the House on the announce
ment of the event.
The members will wear Grape on the left arm for
thirty daya and, further mark OF respect
The House then adjourned.
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By TELEGRAPH.

BOSTON, Sept l3-Arr bark Fremont, Philadelphia
Brig Caroline Juan Cubu, 2ah Lett brg Eliza for New
YORK days Ann Mara dsg Saw 30th, lat n, Ion ~ 10,
Parthsnon New Boston, and parted 9Th INST lat 80
80, lon ~.
Brig Chas Edward Philadelphia.
yssnde Juan Cuba; Bay State, Baltimore; bg
Geo Ou- ST Domingo City; Ottawa, Charleston
BRISTOL Sept I2-Are sch Seaport, Philadelphia.
PROVIDENCE, Septl2Arr chs Catherine Thos Naresmond
Browne and Rusng Phil Gibson, Albany sloop. Midas and
Hero Backson NYork CID sch Kedron NYof Sid schs
s,oga chraeson;J Whppe Phil sips Island and Long,
York.
FALL RIVER l1tlArr 5ch Ireland Phla; Sarah Louisa,
York; soops Ann Eliza, Tuts.ll and Emblem kondout
Sid sch Marudon, Baltimore.
BATH. Ittl-Arf srhr Margaret. NYork
PORTLAND. ilh-Arr schr Victor. Nfort.
SALEM 2thAf schr Bangor rh' Sid brig tieures, Mafaa
ham.
Phla AdeIne Albany sloop Helen, hYork.
NORFOLK Sept AR brig Lucy Ellen NYo schs Jane Ne"
Bedford; Willow Phiad: Franklin, do for Wilmington.
Sid brig Benz Carver NYofki sch A Greaner, Mobile
All vessels from Hampton Roads yesterday The
Weather s cool and clear. Wind NV
18th Athos With cargo, bound to hsgoda
put in IN distress, nth loss Of deca load sails &c.
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urendfnI Shinwreck.

BOSTON, Fr1dag Sept. IS.
The schooner Canton, arrived at Gloucester, re-
ports taking from raft on the 9Th mat IS miles
nortb.weat of Cape Sable, four men, who report
that they were apart of the crew of the bark Mes
sepger, from St. John, N B. for Liverpool, which
vessel was capaized in squal the previous day
and that ten Of she crew, including officers, were
drowned. One man was saved on two planks and
piece of board, and the other three on raft
made of nine pieces Of plank. They remained
cinging to their raft 81 hours before they were res
cued.
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FATAL AFFRAY-Mr Asa Keller residing in
Northumberland township, Wyoming County, Pa,
caused tn death of a neghbor OF hison Saturday g
week, by striking him the back OF the neck,
causing instan5 death. The parties it seems were
disputing on Political matters, when heoIer or
Keller seized chair, and in the hight OF passion,
struck his disputant above. Keeler vas ar
rested on Tuesday and gave bal in tbs sum OF
$4,000 The name of the unfortunate man is
Matthew Weaver Keeer ia reported to be
worth nearly 100000 JefFesonian Repub.
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Aug q lat q 10 'Oa s. ship Patrick Henry lpk. Gof
Liverpool
Crons,adL
No aba Sep; Of Island Riye Lawrence snip
Mar Ann, Patten, tom Boston for BE Island
Sept ht % n on 70 20 ship Name Freeman from Norean,
Liverpool "a matt and hYe tnsa k with bilious fever Capt bad
been SICK, bat recovering.
sep lat q So lon 80 49, OarG Leonssa, rO Lboa 90 days.
Thomaston
Aug 49, lat AZ oa 49, ship Scotia h.4el from Liverpool
for Port0 Roo
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Passengers sailed

,s>azItp Chtrekee fer Chagrc,J TrowbrdEe lwou,
Teshemackrr Thompson Arlington Frye Rev Ban1ster
Mra Raunster and Children Rev Suon Mrs Smoa oyi
Mir Hovt Rev John Fiun Rev Brsss Ellis Hon oha
Bowel Crosby Miss Crosby Ms s. Clair Mrs Pasef
children and DAVID Smith, Ots HtfdNsN Geo Ntes II
Lincoln Mason. Jr Fr-end Mrs Ann Hye Mrs al pei and
children Mrs VI Perry and efvt MAJOR W Hensey
and seyt Judge Schoocae Newton Booth, W y" hi MODS
M Corkl|n Vincent. Ball G Wilson Thomas BID well
Thee Dewitt Wm Bedeman aber, Csstele II Fol, ir
ns Tho Thomas Jr Hasey Nsai Jr James Jones john
Jones Mrs Webb Nelson D Emersog K Loersy Van
Doren Joseph Kasbuy D Fraser YIN MeyerJ " B William
Clark Cn6a Alden, Wstherbee tlrreu cyrus ir
rel Barker Joha E1no Lnsey Goodwin Thomas Nahan inc
Hevartv r Butter W Abbott Burt Nelson Blake
Richardson Yefby Martin Fodea krsh Lehusreen John
Blws and .e Teal Russell jas Hunter, M Rade Enos
Fourst John raword frost John Howell Roberts
Kelly Clancy John tase Marshall Short Brooks Isaac
Root j Carson 4 Reed " hiRnlu9u. DAVID Carson hoht
KIN " W WRIGHT sIes Humphreys o Rsey Ellsworth
A H Kellogg. Chas kellogg A Young c Prat Stiles
Stark VI STYLES Hubbard Harris, d Buel, Sears, WIN
STARK Z Lott W II Hoy Putnam. Taunwln Bochard
M McCtesny Or Totten Cite, Blssel Murphy Lewis
State Barker warren Geo WIN Moore. Jas Funsssn
Brown, saml Churchman, Geo Thomas WIN Powell Joha
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M a r RIED

SEPT H. BIZ Mr. Stocking at the Greene st Methodist Epsco
Pal Church Mr. JOHN MYERS to Mss HANNAH II. hARRIOT
s-pt ig by Rev Mr Amsrman RICHARD VAN BUSKIRK 10
Mss CHARLOTTE CUNNINGHAM, daughter OF "inin CHsans
sent H. 6y Rev DR.. Mafdock, Rev DAVID MUIR
DOCK to JULIA AUGUSTA, daughter OF the e u L for'ef OF
= .ty ,,,.,..- trxpy
PORTER OF Rock Island IL and LCClLLA youngest q
IL, So e. arLY OF III.
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MISIATURE ALMANAC......THI
PORT OF NEW YORK
dleRren.

Steamship Cherokee Winde Chasrcs Howsnd Aspu~aiL
Ship Marathon Yandyce Turks Island Nesmth & sons =
Eaton, Shields Turks island Young Ha"an' a o
Gs Br) Brown, BuckHasb, Barclay LynsstoE Alma lswi
Hamburg schmidt Bachen Charles Edwards Pope Ca
d. Poppe & Co. Nori America Rae Hamburg Beck Kun
hard-
Brig Excellent Hi,ton Trieste Fumes Mencke Sophia
Sv Sberg Bangor Hope Br tdyett Weymouth rs n brtne
yesta, Norw} >cboer. Wilmington NC
schs Brothers Lowell Chareson. Italian Pickett, Paiephiai
Alice Seaman Batuoe Martha Mara NJ kerson Saem / oy
Boston Compton, Phadepha. Eliza Jane Carl se
Apalacbcoa Eoge Thomas Sacramento CITY. SMITH FAIRY,
(frussl Bache Savannah; Pocahor Brigham Richmond
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Criminal Proceedings.

OswEGo, Friday, Bept IS
The man RUSSELL Who waa indicted for the mur
der of Peter w ellis, and embezzlement of load OF
lumber, is now undergoing bis trial at this place.
Giles, indicted for an assault and battery with H.
tent to kill was sentenced last night to i've years
imprisonment at Auburn
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DIED
> .3taeoIy, W.. c cArHARlSE BYRON, IN The

On Friday Sept. H. Fltdeny, hFs CAIHANINA DIFV ]" No
he reayes ard trend the family esPecnIt invited to At
tend her funeral on Sunday m 18th INST At O'Clock precisely al @
Movaz Church Mo and Houston sts without afhe
On FTasy sep,l4 HANNAH Elan Lyniss, The asth
year OF her sge,
Cottage place Ugon and saost Columbia 81 Brooklyn
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WI. Chaplin and the silver Pitcher.

correspondence
BOSTON, Wednesday, Sept IL.
Mr.. GREELEY: was this day shown splendid
Silver Pitcher at the establishment OF Jones, Ball
Poor, in this city. which waS ordered by Com
nittee of Ladies in Western New York, to be pre-
scented to William L. Chaplin as token OF ap.
prova of his meritorious services in the cause of
Liberty.
Ii contained the following inscription, which was
beautifully engraved by one OF tho first artists in
our CITY:
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rEtsm onr cortssnond.nt,. I


PHILADELPHIA tl3-Arrtusd-Brg Harriet Navel War
Fail RIVER chs John Harris Smith Albany Vmtaa Trout
Boston, Sam LenuoK Lennon Abany Harrison Jones Chubsa
kYork Aurora Baocock do Giraffe Emerson, do Isabella ""
Hams.
Ciear,d-ship Albion Hannah Rcbbucto NIB Merrmac
Bangs Boston, bts Samuel Small Spugue. St Bait- WI Nor
Foster Boston, Aonan. stevens
Fandaa strout RoIbny Aaor, Blbcock NYoki III Town
send Coon Providence Sam Lennon LennoX Albany HARRISON
jones Chamberlain Iednd Lady Clinton, Edwards "
ri, Isabella Williams, Niofk.
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xxxIss CONGREss....Firs Session.

SENATE. -. WAsHINeroE, Friday Sept. 49,
Soon after the reading Of the journal, the action
Of the House OF Representatives in relation to the
death of HENRY Mes was announced.
Mr. sTuRGEor submitted few remarks upon the
life and character of the deoeased-when the usual
resolutions of coincidence were adopted, and the
Senate adjourned ct & quarter before II O'Clock
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Closinx Scenes at Syracuse.

SYRACUSE, Friday. Sept lS-lOPA.
The Ratification Meeting this evening was
rather failu,s Capt hynders was the principal
man. John Van Buren, had lah About half the
Delegates had gone. Funeral salute fred over
the grave of Dickinson and the Buffalo Platform.
Mourners so about tie streets. must leave
RJCAGhlEU.
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WILLIAM L. CHAPLIN, IN PRISON,
ONE THOUSAND OF HIS FRIENDS


Testimonial Of their high regard for his Character.
Angus! 9Th, 1850"
This waa on the front. On the other side IN
derneath the handle, was the following
Blessed be that consderelh the poori the Lord will
dsl,yer him In time OF IT. uble n-Ps Iii, /.
| am credibly informed that no person wat al
lowed to contribute more than ten cents, and as
the Pitcher cost 500, it seems to be actually true
that there were one thousand contributors. c. n.
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Great Ratification Meeting at Syracuse.

Great Ratification meettog at syThcaso'
SYRACUSE, Friday, Sept. lS-l2 NJ
There was grand Ratification Meeting held al
the City Hallths evening
Harvey Baldwin was called to the chair and ad'
dressed the meeting.
Mr.. Shaw of Albany then addressed the meeting.
He spoke ofthe union Of she party, and be thought
the ticket that had been nominated today would
strengthen that union.
Capt. Rynders was then called, and entertained
the audience in his usual interesting and highly in
structive style. When he had got done the meet
ing brok q up.
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Receipts of Produce

Blythe North Ripsr Boats, Sept b 3 600 bush
Barley 10 O2S do Corn 1880 do O.s 100 90 Wnest $50
bales Wool 500 bba Flour, 100 Whisky rs DO Ashes
live Hogs, SIS pkga Cheese, 1872 do Butter.
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WhaIOras

Arr SBedford Sept H. ship sally Ann Brooks Pacific Ocean
Bay Islands NZeahnd Apu a. Peruambuco Aug 600 bbs
P 80 VII o also, freight, 100 bbs sp Alfred OF Med
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