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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30
DiSaAIerH. &c.

Brps Oct stern board marked Phlal engraved and
gdd tier- tbs nsHe or part OF the name OF sore YES
SCI, has been sshed on more here
Oct 1.-THE French cha-se maree Jeuns hein Barber
navajo sailed hence the tue iot for Ctsrante
EHW Of the sash a: about 10 Ph p=rcoyed
.hp bearing for aad having Light The weather
entity enable the The French vessel 10
see at they hailed the ship Keep oil but
the ship 'ti cOufse,
shortly she struck tie Jeune Marin andshp
away her msumest &c and her dawn thu waters
edge got the ship proved
To be tho Am sI Kae Hove Boston hence or run
laden hr BDrber Of the cbnssa srsaty complains
of the the Of the Kate Howe after the collision
Tbs the crew effects the money board broDg
rug The which consisted Of the amount of ms freight
ID Bride but refused to heaye aud bore to
when off Lundn Island himself ane his put on board
pilot f landed here th, morning Capt HOrcros OF the
Kate Howe will probably hays counter stsment differing from the
aboya
HoL4rss HoLs 2e-The bark Peri Cotter from NewYok
Ellsworth coming last night got die 10" point
OF Wet Cop and vii PROBABLY of next high water
5quaon Sunday of and tie taken 81 ~ sen ian
Of Dover and aneed RoctpoIt vessel Vas In7ie
viii oubtedy beneary fatal los, The captain t some or
nuney board which lost with eTsr, thin.
eICeptIg What they stood IN
s If Tons Ry.r Ashore the aiterno)G 0 tie 10TH
mt about % mics Cape Loot Out and at er
fI OF Nearly all THE goods iania AMI those
ubct TO damage a considerable The goods would
Beaufort excepting the -four AID soma o;nsr 'csa
which would be sold st auctlon ,ed il the
ard about three feet the beach lists OF aa h,
eli an sustained but little damage The agent aa+
coltrsctits parties TO have beI got OIL
KE WGtT Oct Tile sch oneE Ahos Which put nto tAH p'
mat distress her from Nsw YORK TOE a
hove, her badly bruised add fore loot S'ne By
ing and replacing TIE lore foo. and part OF his he she
good h before she struck On h- Or
au.e KEYS good, andef the cabin floor
tore The yesss, wen. .Eto Norfolk
P.o,pIscr Oct 7s-The Ieddo Stet5os Dlren for
Boston Newport 25th with sex Capt 5istson
cam. 20 10 hi, civ this morning shipped
datet Jeff Tie vessel will 90 to asA this aFsrno' M
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Judson J. nu,chins on's Insanity Cured.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

Correspondence of The Tribune.
BosToN, Monday. Oct. 49, 1850.
DEAR Sir AS the papers are all tceming with
the commencement Of the insanity Of Judson j.
Hutchinson, of the Hutchinson Family it becomes
me to apprise you, and through you the public o.
some of the material facts in the case.
may say however, at the onset, that Jud-
sons health is now very much recovered. and he
is able to attend to his usual ayocation, as he has
been wont to do
The facts of his immediate illness are these;
For some months past he has been suffering un-
der some physical ndisposition, Liver complaint,
&c, and under these circumstances, commenced
his musical tour with the Family. They went by
WAY of Newly ork. and oumeyed on together to-
ward Buffalo. Ia the meantime some exciting
topics had gained public attention, including
among others the execrable Fugitive Slave Bill.
AS have been informed by those who were with
him. Judson partook somewhat OF the excitement,
which with reading late at nights. and the eXcIt-
ing concerts, added to his already feeble health
But he pursued his avocation and finally arrived
at Rochester There he enjoyed q most delight
full interview with :" the Spirits, being put INTO
trance by the Spirits themselves truthful and
accurate account of which will ere long be pub
lished. that the world may judge what sort Of IN
sanity has actuated him. From Rochester the
Family proceeded to Buffalo aud thence to Cleave-
land Immediately on their arrival at Cleayeland
.Iudson sought on interview with Mr. howe,
Magnetizer OF some note Immediately on meet
ing in the room. ,udson became much affected
and not until another clairvoyant had been mag L1
netzed, could he become controllabe at all Ills
whole experience here was OF the happlest ma
ture, and nothing was done by Mr.. Howe or the
clairvovant at all to his injury. But 1t was at
once made apparent that his mania was oYerDal-
anced with strong tendency to 60 INTO trance
By the desire of friends, the will OF the Masne-
tier was brought into requisition to prevent a
trance. and warning was immediately gwen us ol
the critical state of Judsons mental and physical
health. 1t was at once seen that he was and had
been for some days suffering with fever and as
the symptoms seemed to threaten long contln-
nation. he was Immediately removed homewerqs.
On our return from Cleveland at some OF the
points of stopping, and in all cases c4eff ms NINA
iraS pcry much crossed and tjftted By Others he
was several times delirious This has given rise
to the worst fears on the part OF many OF ms
friends and to the flying reports OF ravins lnsani,
ty in the papers, which now, thank Heaven seem
to be dissipnted. He has been at home Tor seYe
raj days past, constantly recovering, until ne Is
now quite able to attend to his domestic duties;
His sleep has returned, and he rested undlstnrDeq
during the whole OF last night This forenoon
left him at home. driving his own team alone ana
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WILLIAMSBURGII ITEMS.

ey GEORGE E. BAKER of WILLIAMSBURG was
yesterday nominated Tor Assembly by the Wings
Of the Rural District of Kings County, and we
understand VIII not decline. Mr.. Baker IS well
known as one Of the most intelligent, efficient and
capable Wings OF Eyilamsburgh every way quail
fled for the post and deserving Of support. He
car be elected, and we trust 7rN be.
The Wigs Of that District owe something
to their brethren throughout the State They
last year got into quarrel about their candidate
and lost the Member by 80 votes when they had
at least 200 majority in the District In conse-
quencc Of that detection, the House went into
the hands Of the Opposition. who had Speaker
Clerk Committees everything. 1t was wrong
to do so once but to repeat it would be deliberate
treachery. Wings be faithful
GRAND CoScER7-The WILLIAMSBURG Mu
steal Association will give their first grand Con
cert this evening in Central Hall The programme
is good one.
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rFrom our Correspondence

PHILADELPHIA Oct 29-drrred-schs Genvew, Postrtge,
EYsrk William Henry, MAY ID" Il Esel Smi'h do; BEN +
REEVES Reeves P[y5eaee Rio Gr,a1o No,to2 NYor William
Cared-Bsrk Mary sadc Howes, Boston; bf pauna Finn
do; Estel Smith Albany Jane and Eliza torton Bo'
ton; Ann Baker FrnL Rochelle; Kensngon, oster Prov
e rcc; Thomas Tooker, Norwich: Rio Granie Nnon Fall
RIVER Reeves Reeves, NYok; WIN Henry May Brook M
novelty, Briggs, kYork.
NEWPORT Oct 2-irrird- Brig John Bach. Melville, Mata
poise scs Empire East Greenwich for Albany
- NBedfod for NYork nyncbe Hogden, Boston for Phlaj
Daniel Francis Wnsow Nantucket for Norfolk Conn-f
stnnge Baltimore; Hopen Luce sppcaa for Daren
Ga Oop WIN Bowen Gray Providence Tor Sfors James Cor
ham Nichols Fall River 78th sloop Henry Casof
Heath NYork Pea Curgdon Greenwich for SYo iouI-a
Wing Westpo Bennett ngraLan Warren for Albany; Cap
taI Iutlu FrsI, land
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rribune's Special Dispatches.
xbc worlds Fair--sss,i3'-of-sSar' 80 Curry
oct Articles for Exhibition.

WAsHlNcToN. T0esday, Oc "a
The IntclHgeac<r of this morning con
tains the Official correspondence between
The Executive Committee OF the Industrial
Exhibition and the Secretary OF the Nav,
placing man-of-war ut their disposal TO
transport free Of expense to London all arti
cles of American Skill and Manufacture,
intended for exhibition at the Worlds Far.
The President approved Of the application
for U. S. vessel for the above purpose, as
follows:
The foregoing recommendation Of the Secreta
~ of the Navy meets my hearty approval, aud he
will.makc such arrangements as may be necessa-
~ to carry out the object IN view.
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Arrived.

steamship Florida Lyou Savannah hours samuel Mtcl
saurosy afternoon passed. the ship North B-n OF AMI or
BosOn. At Tybse, bark Savannah, inward bound.
PACKET ship Waterloo Harvey M INST With mdie and 35 pass 10
Ro5t Kermit
Ship (packe Liverpool Eljrdge Liverpool ndss and
passtn gers, to Crunch, Minturn i Co.
Ship William Hitchcock. Cenwnv, Sspoo y ds mdse AID 9j
passengers Boge Kneeaud Has been Is Gays TO tie vest
The Banks oct Is - on 40 49, on the baa' tai N
with the wreck OF Ensnh brig fun OF was-has nothing out
biwsprt standing Figure head(
Slip aoae FREE cl Boston d. ballast, mastsr-wl load
for shfoTna
slip Sullivan Edwards Charleston ds cotton and to
Nstnle and oheTs
Bari Warner BIZ Tiernan Belfast a d. pig and 07
sengers ! TcMurray.
Brig Guardian (Br Cook Turks Island Oct 49, SALT James
BraiDe
Brig Jefferson ofJ.cksOnvi- Thompson Jacksonville ds Urn
Der, to D iiurbut & Co
Ketch Commerce to Charleston SCI Soubs sasua GrAG1
de. sugar Harmony Nephews. Sailed IN complcv 'ih
J K DOG, for Fo=ton.
Sch Chef Slaer, Phila, coal.
Sch ID u Msero Young, Phia coal.
Charlotte, Smith, Phla, coal.
Sch Uncas, D-lanoyd, Phia coal
Sch John Clayton Burrows Delaware, corn
Banras Sailed company with sp bark Apollo Tor OH span,
other sP The Forest hng has eHp7rsacei very
heavy eather during the plsssse-spi. sails &c.
Sch VIM Perkins Hagtaye Saybuok
Sloop Pons.tt. Peters siddeown.
Sloop Oregon Sturges, Providence, mdse
BELOW-Pscet ship Duchess dO.nns Hutton Hayrc Sept 81
w Wttloci Jrwas boarded by the Wotboat Wa'-thury
WIND-Sunri.a NV meridian ~ sunset NNE, and lh. clear
weather.
~ The Havre pecke. ship Tel Willard from Hare pre-
vou.ly reported az below boarded night the
shoa Sine under the Highlands yesterday nom
ny a
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Tho Remains of the late President, &c.

PITTSBURGH, Tuesday, OCT q
The remains of President Taylor arrived at
Pittsburgh at o'clock on Sunday night. AT noon
TO day they were escorted to the steamer Nay VI
gator by military and civic procession, in which
were Governor Johnston, Attorney General Darah
the Judges of the Supreme and County Courts
&c. The public Offices were closed the Courts
adjourned, and business generally was suspended.
canal. owing to the storms of Friday night 1t
will be in order to- morrow.
There is 10 feet of water in the channel, and it
is still rising Freghts to Cincinnati are l3c
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The Fugitive Slave Law at Chicago.

CHICAGO, TUcsday, Oct. ~.
The City Council are pursuing back track
and have rescinded their resolutions multiplying
the acts of Congress. The excitement has been
great, but is now subsidlnS.
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Spoken. &c.

Oct n, Pm, &c. 30 steamship Arctic,
New York fer LiyorpooL-had all square sails at
lat Ion IS 81 exchanged ssaa Ii Br bark Eele
Isle steering 10 tho eastward
81 Ion Al o. exchanged suale With Br brig Angus
o. Ly hn, steering 4.
IT, lat 30 lon so on Banks steering Esl
"a d set,
2s AM 90 u.s. exchanged gpala vita Ohio
Oct 5 lat AZ lon % As ch Melrose hotse fu Belfast Me-
Tor Turks Island
Oct To- h 81 49, o TO- Alexander nchsu Horb, from
New York for MaEaczibo.
sept9 n loa 30 w, DaA Lecoq 4:su,, I'm M3ch.pO'
Aug Is, for Rio De Janeiro.
al tea, from Botton June 80 for Buenos Ay'-s
60 tie Equsoe ion ~ V brig Messenger, Sims from
Cast of Afca fer Salem
seps lat IS y lon w ship Mercy, Of Ssw Betfoilo:h
perhaps tho Marcia, Wing reported touched at
Sep, n Ia; 49, Ion a. Am shp Tyre noshes further
No a. IS May and Enma, 81 John SB
Lucas, 10 days from Glasgow for Bo-toa
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c,.c,, Of - mot Ii. trg abrs,n. for SYc1k lSh
At a,a bass assora K3Sg asa 5o1 r,t w. 81
H. ,1r, .,tae 6ay; Seoaso Shaw; Inns, ssas "ae a.
r. B9fI-r Tov, RAodou. BariNs, dig Lana ~
for sYor4 week Sailed, sth. SHIP of'AHio' H
ASsa. Ia Gr,nde ss Lsru-l Pser'. Led for Sf"fs
A, rscso &C, brig, PcaIe,s Ey ans for Baltimore
days; stawrpt iorS iVE rAladspala HsIt DAY
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nv TeieuroDI,.

BOSTON Oct aoArr John Al.y Ba.no' Ayre' sePt9
banks Queen Oceanus, Boston (nrr 1871 Ann
Hood SYork DIS Cha, o den Antwerp dos WbAsh, LNtr
Lssr Argentine dss; Muskngun from Psranssu
os Btceo load sYork SPOKE Sep; IL lt 20 Ion
S. 10 EUpheaia, CALIFORNIA; Oct 81 OF Fishing hP
sch independence for haazss bark Ia NOfean Oct 4
18th. Tortugas, ship Calender, NYrlsans for 'gerPoo
Tansier. n, -,
S steamer America Liverpool bark Mark Sashed Pha ess
chort.v Cane de Verpe bark Eliza San Juan Cuba
Fopoeon DaIieni Rooe and mcrhew, Philadelphia 'ch Gre
PR0vpEHCE bark Falmouth Pctou; sch PoSamose
Suffolk ,oops tyy Elvira Albany Pointer and Radiant,
NYor1 Acadia sch oxford, Bait Worcester,
M-lvins Wellington, Pha; Angelica Albany; tanner,
NYorki soop Rhode Island Blackstone and Charles, do.
FALL. RIVER 9ith-An sIoop Bo'na, Rondout Sailed sch
Minerva. Baltimore.
NORFOLK. ga blow from the northwest on saur
Sunday from yesterday
Weather is lear
NEW ORLEANS 29Below, ship sutans, from New York
SAVANNAH Oct 25-Arr BARI Texas, from New York.
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NEW.ONLFANS, IUtsuHv,
John McDonnoughs viii has been read; 1t
uiyes Sc 900 and house to his sister, Mrs. Cole OF
Baltimore. sa5,ooo annually to the American
Bible Society, and the bulk nix Of his pr9Perty,
and Baltimore, for establishing Schools and Asy-
il for the poor. He bcqueathes large sum to
the American Colonization Society, Seventeen
executors are appointed, including the following
Baltmorcans Benz c. Howard, John T. Ken
,nedy John C. Smith, Brautz Meyer, Henry Dl-
dear, and also Henry and r. c. Gurley.
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Anpoipt,nent In the Auditors Office.

WAsAlNGTON, Tuesday, Oct =.
The reappointment OF James Garner III the FIRST FIRST
Auditors Office has occasioned loud grumbhns
among the Wings. 1t appears that he has been
out OF office about FIVE months, and, during that
lme, put in claim, never heard of before, for
So 1850 for some slight extra services, which was
allowed him 1t is also said that resignation
cook place in his favor, for which compensation
mid
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unprotected His friend. all have reason to hope
he will speedily recover, ahd enjoy lis health bet
ter than ever
1t is impossible for me here to give ANYTHING
like clear explanation Of all his recent illness
and experience. As before intimsted detailed
account viii soon be published perusal of which
viii not be without interest to all his friends.
Till then, please insert above and greatly oblise
Yours, truly and faithfully
j. W. HUTCHINSON. j
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EnIe on Lake Erie,

CLEvELAND, Tuesday, Oc, n
The North east gale OF Saturday drove several
vessels ashore. The schooner Raleigh was on
the beach at Cleveland, and the schooner Spen-
Ger at Erie, in leaky condition. Eight steamers
put into this harbor on Saturday and Sunday for
shelter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30

PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoNEY-Ofiicer Brum
sesd Of The Third District Court yesterday arrested one
Patrick Magic warrant issued by Justice htonniiorl
In which he stands charged with having September last
passed 81 bank hi on the Putnam Co Bank which Ind
been altered to 81 TO Antonio Bodei grocer the
nor OF Grcai Jones-si. and the Bowery. He commit
teN 70 ht oargt.
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The CRnnl Freak.

UREA, Tuesday, Oct. %
There are las boats here bound West. The
Collector will let them 90 Wednesday, IN,
There are about 400 West of the break bound
East. About $50 of them laden with Wheat and
Flour for Troy, Albany and NewYork. We are
continually receiving further accounts of the dam
age done by the freshet from all parts north and
south.
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The Fugitive slave Law.

CLEVELAND, Tuesday, Oct. %
A large meeting has been held here to express
its disapprobation of the Fugitive Slave Law. a
number of speeches condemnng it in the strong
est terms and pronouncng it unconstitutional
.SYere made and resolutions adopted to that effect
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Desperate Attnck on TWO Wntchmen.

PHILADELPhlA, Tuesdsy, Uct. y
Messys Slaven and Moschea, two watchmcn III
Moyamensing, were fired upon last night by a
gang of rowdies. Slaven received a ball through
the stomach, and is not expected to survive
Moschca received only flesh wound. No arrests
have vet been made.
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Canadian Affairs.

TORONTO, Tuesday, Ocl. q.
A heavy defacation in the Indian Department
is under investigation. The particulars have not
vet TRANSFERRED.
Messrs. Wood Il Co have withdrawn their pro-
posal for building the Toronto and Lake Huron
Railroad.
Fugitive slaves continue to arrive.
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The Boston Anti-Fueitive Slave Law Agita-
tion.
WAsHINGTo,


WAsIIlNGTON, IutsUHY,
Intelligence has been received here from the U.
s. Marshal at Boston, saying he anticipates riot,
but will use all the powers at his disposal IN en-
forcing law, and Furnishing the rioters in sum
mary manner He has issued warrants for the
arrest OF tugitives.
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up to-day at ) o CLOCK, from matched Cotta6e'
R1P New Providence, Essex Co as we learn
from John Litten, Esq. Assistant Marshal has a
population of l,2l7-an increase of 46 per cent
since 1910.
Springfield contains 1890 mhabitants-an in
crease Of 80 per cent.
The population of Westfed is l,576, slaves >,
dwellings 284, families 302. farms III.
In Plainfield there are 2,446 inhabitants and
slave.
NoM1NAT1oN.-Some of the Bergen County
Independents have put up the following
Ticket:
For Scnator-Edmund Il Carpenter.
.4sscrnbiy-Henry r. Welsh
Sherid-John GarretsoD
Coroners-Isaac Spinning, John Beard and Joshua ' al
Name
II The Cumberland Co. LocoFoco Conven-
ton on the 23d, nominated the following ticket:
For Serate-Epraim Sheppard.
For 14ssembly-Lcwis Woodruff Enos Gaudy, Benjamin
|. Wyan.
sg@ The n j. Railroad Co. will run Extra Trains
on Thursday and Friday evenings, between Newark and
New-York The Thursday and Friday evening trains vii!
be extended TO Elizabethtown and Railway; the several
trains going and returning the time as the We'd
nesday evening trains.
~ The Delaware River has swollen by the
rain that some of the mills in Trenton mpeded III
their work
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Snicide of n Lady.

BALTIMORE. Iucsd8Y, V'c7 20
Mrs. Kinds. a respectable married lady, residing
On Federal Hill committed suicide BY opening u
vein III her arm, She leaves large family.
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The Fugitive Slave Agitation in Boston.

bOsION, IIt-suuH ONT' y
Knight was third time arrested last night
charged with conspiracy to kldnap Ellen orait.
rrbo Vioilonce Committee at q meeting last even
ing lS appointed Committee of twelve to wait on
Knight and Hughes and request them to leave
the city
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Loss of n Eer,.r.Rnnt.

ALBANY, Tuesday Oct. %
The horse ferry,boat plying between Green
morning. Several milkmen with their wagons
were on board at the time The men were
picked up by the steamer Oliver Ellsworth, bat
The boat and the wagons sunk.
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To NInrinprS,

CclrrEaros. RocxTbe following ting this
Foct un'.s OF the Charts Of the Pacific
Ocean, removes rlidou Of ~ existence;
Stu Or passage r. san FRANC 500 Valparaiso, 10
ship HARRISON psr,oLs Rock maTscd doubtful my
1t abou: e Get high. Ct clysh coor and rugged
pesr7nce the topmss head eort plainly breakers
fencing rorbea,t rogthvt on the Island
and La for three well regulated
rruomeers and ouEd The Rock Do Ia 10 30 s. ion 100
IS W. s. P. SAVAGE.
salem Oct Vs. 1850
II CoI, TOT of Boston ges that Fog Ball, Of
poanda has been placed upon Light House
Roc4 hch vii hereafter BE ring by the keeper during
csg, o other thick weather"
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The CnnaI Break.

ALBANY, Tuesday, Oct. %.
Letters from Rome state that the Canal will not
be repaired for three or four days The Utica d.
Setver of last evening fixes a longer time.
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YoRK..........ocr. 50.
CIearPd,

Ships VIM Ra,hbone Spencer Liverpool Everet, Brown He
en' Land San Francisco & Grwoldi sias Leonart lh9mp
POET Layacca EpLdo Bastow New Orleans WIN Nelson
Julia Howard, Buckley, Charleston. Thos Wardl-.
BaAs Fanny MG4w Cole ApalachcOla Post George Leslie
-. Mobile Russell & MOI ton.
Btes Hamlet Crawford St Thomas, Russell soron Finaneier
Hall Portland Edene Norton Aecoo Azof (Brl Gardiner Hull
schs Albert Coffin Port Prince Brett Yoe fremont, Mitch
Johns, PR, Freeman Co. L,mlrtiae Turnsr, VIII
m;rgon Nc Queen Baker Phadelph Haltn- Grf1s,
Chsr-son, McCresdy Il Co; Parker Roy Baltimore
w Mckee; Middleton 0'Nei Wilmington.
Steamer Black Diamond, Stevenson Pblla-
Barges Minnesota, Star Bait GrampGs, Hayes, Phi4
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Father Mathew Mt Cincinnati.

CINcfNNATT, Tuesday. OcI. y.
Father Mathew is here and Messrs. Coleman
and Riley have preferred him the hospitality OF
Burnett House during his stay.
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Florida Election.

BALrIMoRE Tuesday, Oct. 30
THE Election in Florida has resulted in the re.
4urn of CABEIL to Congress The Wings will
lave lave majority in both Houses of the Logsla-
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The Will of !. NIcDonnough.

NFN-ORLEANs Tuesday, Oct, y.
McDomoughs will is to be contested. One pro
vision is for establishing Public Schools in New
Orleans and Baltimore, for educating the poor
whenever the proceeds of real estate amount to
s. 100000.
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WhaierS,

Arr Newport 7o ,Lp Cougaee, Cu,han Pacific Dee
Pat s q. Win 2'oo sbs oil and for SBedLort Spoke
Pare Hesrer soe1n p rep May u,
go r=pOytj sbol Apr Philip DosnoTs, norsa FIJI,
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Foreign Forts.

~, s-,,bre. Bfaa4y d 81 Lsn a. FAa, Juas So 'AP
W, s,c,. g.shpe s,oadou. 81 nos cut 1900 'p
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II iiauIip Commodore SeItar {Oa Plia6eriia u! - ~
Sd1 FrGneisg Joha DoaIeY +, oticsr
Bskef q DO Bss-r ~ har-ns. rnsr Snoa "a eF
Lot enEnee - d. WIN Ryau 81 do fasssn57r'
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