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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-09-04

fa9te bas Michen, uno lire 9lugen fulton
fIdb nit Gbrdnen. DBarnm iebnit III DID
nad bem Toos, ba Du bod, 10 jung bit anb
febensfrdftia, ca On ncdb 70 piele Srenbe
uno GIid erlsbea fannit!"
usld, Marie," risf Satcb tief besUe9t,
vWarie, iparum ipcttelt Du iiber midi, ca
On bod Wiifen tannif, oas es fir mid, tein
Slid 9iett uno feline SrenSe Bin it niobt
arm uno atlein, NIB sebrt nid,t Die strmutb
an mir jeoen Gag uno jeoe Stunoe, uno
cridt mid, nieosr unter bas Sod unc Idet
entbebren uno leiccn %
uslter On bif 70 feieia" ia9te Maric,
ucie slrtcit oertreitt nie2lruutb."
uBas bilft es mir, cas id arbeite bon
firth bis III Die Gad,t 2" fraste Safpt, ,,m1s
bilft es mir, baB bicfe 0dnce ocaer Sdpies
fen lao, NIB mein Miifen sebeugt scn Der
SdDcre iibermdBiser sIuftren9uns Meine
slrbeit reid,t nur bin, um mid Dor eem Son,s
ger 81 fd,iiecu. Sic mad,t mir audi feline
Greuce, eenn id, arteise nur fur MIDI. slh,
batte iet) Sen,ano, fir ZEN itb arbcitcl, fDnn,
te, sdbe es Gin Weien, oas mid liette, fir
eas id, icr9en miete, oas fIc, mcincr Gins
famfeit erbarintc, uno mir bic groe su ciner
Sceimatb MAIDEN trrllte, adj, renn fclf ein
Welen mrin ,pire, bann pollte idb frenoiD
arbeiteiL arbeiten, oa8 mir oas 8lut aus rem
Gdgeln fpriste, uno nnter ecr fd,werften
9lrteit ipcllte itb better lein, renn nidt bios
fur midi, fcnecru fir llc, Gle ib licbc, tpiirre
ih rann arteiten. 9lber was bilft es, lelthen
@soanfen nahSubdn9en," fnbr CT trauris
fort vcas fno tcd, nur Grdltme, ote uies
mails tpatr ,percen, uab eas Mdcd)elr, ras
tf Iisbe, miro fId nemals entfdliceen f0ns
nen, nieiue strmutb nit mir ;n tbeilcn!'
Gr fd)pie9 unc bIidte id,permutbsprtI Der
ittt niecer. Cine paufe trat Gin; Marie
lpislte rerleSeu NIT Den ieioenen 8incern
ibrer Srnnta9sfhirsc, ater ibre 9Sau9eu
ja9te fo, ounfle 9tOtbe uuo tiefs SldfIe, NIB
lbr sItbem 9in9 70 feterbaft wile, ca6 ibr
Sufen ffilrmifb anf uno abmc9te untcr Dem
Mieoer. uSafot," Fiterte Te oann, uSatet,
mllif Du fir mia arbeiteu 2"
Gr fab iIe an, 9atts un9ldubiL gang per,
Wirrt uno jest ipiererbolte lle ibm nit ciuem
IitBcn edd1ein ibre 6ra9e.
vDeein 9ott" ft,rie Safob nit einem Ton
oes gntshfens, Der MarienS Ser; erteben
nadte, vDseiu @rtt, 1T es oenu m6slch,
,ab id 9liidlid ffin fca 2 Maric, I'll ,piaif,
'aB idj FIR lid, arteitea, fir did, Iebeu
III? 9IdL wciBt Ga e5 cenn, cas ith DID 70
luausiprehlif, 70 iiber allen 2luSprnf liebe,
'aB id nad Dir selenfst, mad, Dir 9efhrieen
abe, III mcines oerSens 8erSweifuna uae
'a6 i'd, mid su Gece srdn,eu woiite, neil
IN nid,t meiu rperce II tpn,ltcits stber neit,
oas ipeet On niht, Das weiB Giemano ais
@jott nnb meine Mutter ba bruiiten in ibrem
@rabe."
yS," la9tc Marie NIT NIT etnem idrlmi.
id,en, perlddmten 2ddeln, ,,es rpinens audi
nod mebr ee&te, Sofcb; idb bob es fhpa
lan9e ge,puet; elm Maoden merit es inner,
,penn ein Mann lle liebt, unc bas gauge 2rrf
bat es aud, setpu6t, uno wcun 9iiemano nit
Dir earilber ipraf, 70 mars MIR, neil IN
NIT 9iismancen lprahit." CSertEf.)
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-09-04

r Der Galiirer bee 0uernfep 3meises Der Obio
Gtaatstant, tareitt be,n otransseber rer ,Tmes":
&c itf cine 9fnsabl Gins unb 3ebnf9aftr 9sottn I'M
ltmfauf anf bitt ssant, patIrt SUM ls49; aft biet
(ine ssrfalf3f, ba bic @ant unter iolttm Datum
feline Ssotsn aisssesettn bat.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-09-04
Bfio 8laats @ole.

Wfitt,pocb, Scptbr. H., 1856
SIR @cuperneur:
sc e II 3 e It 0S o . ..
Sur Diitslicp Ger 8rarr fir SfFenttibe 2eerfs:
Sbrift 2G. -. NSiaer,
Drn 8utler County.
SIR @enatcr:
Senjam S. setter.
SIR Sterratntant
Samuel Ereiper.
SIR Nuritcr:
Seinrt6 s. Nptbnd9eL
SIR ecmmifiionsrs:
Jatpb &ure.
Satcb Sblptt.
SIR Armenbaus Oirrftrt:
Spnatban g. Setter.
SIR Coroner:
SdNfn * 4 n
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-09-04

Cine einie bon ppfftpa9en spurbe sipifheu
Sncepencence, Mincuri unb Sante See err
rihtet. Die Wa9en fno 70 9ebaut, baB fe
audi als BOte 9ebraud,t sperben f0nnen, i'm
ilber Chrome su feeen. 9lht Wdnner befhiis@
gen bic pcff; bic @a9en fInb init Gepebren
perfsben ipOraus 1s6 sdiiIe Sefeuert ,pers
ben f0nnem.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-09-04

gen beratsewcrfen, ba er cbne GrIanbniB
mitfutr. 8eim GaQen fam lein Infer 9rm
unter oas 9iao unt ipuree 70 fhredlidb gers
fhmettert baB 9lmpntaticn untcrtalb ces
Gllenbc9ens nctbwcnpis pnrbe. .3,pei anere
/ farbiee &naber, tpeld,e in @efellidaft nit
Sohnfcn Daren, ,purcen ebenfalls bon ben
g8ascn me9setrieben, entfamcn ater rbne
Serlrsung. -
Gas 8enebnen Ger Beamtcn, ,peIde ciete
Gnaben aus ben Wasen warfcn, cercient
zen ihirfiten Gobcl uno lpllte nad, ben @e~
fesen ,rie Elm 9lnfaa nit tObtlihcr NbiIht
teltraft lperren. lie 8eomten baben natiirs
lieb Elm 9fcd,t, nno es 1T oieOeid,t fc9ar ihre
Wfidt, pericneu, wclbe bas Gabr9elo nid,t
besabIen finnen ccer ,pcllen, aus Dem QSas
gen su ipeiien uuo i'm Safe Der Bieccrlees
lihfet @e,palt ansn,peneeu atcr ibre
pRidterfiillun9 miro gum gerbredeu, renn
iIs, mic es bier 9elhehea it, cer9leiden q,er'
icuen 9eraltiam ben oem Wa9cn herabefr'
fen, lrdbreno Der Sabnsus in 8eps9uns IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

PLACES or HOLDING THE PoLLs.-The Com.
mon Council have designated the following places
where the Polls are to be held in the several Elec
toral Districts and undivided " ards in the city
FIRST WARD
DIST. l. Branch Hotel, FBTnal and Fulton SITS
Dist = at Wayerly House, Atlantic anu turnan SIS
SECOND WARD.
Dist. l. at Corner York and Garrison sts.
Dist. :. at Geo Sweeney's cor York and Pearl SIS
THIRD WARD
Dist l. at Armory, cor Henryst-
Dist. = at +l Atsbtc-st.
FOURTH WARD.
Dist l. at Classical Hall, Nashugtou-st
Dist , al " ashngtun Hall, Adams'st. near hilary
FIFTH WABD-
Dist l. a. Queyedc's, cor. York and Hudson-ay
Dist. 2 al TreAIwelrs. cor Hudsouay and Nassalrsl
SIXTH WARD
Dist. l. at s. w. cor Atlantic and Columbia SITS,
Dist : Ut Egersons. Hamilion-ay near Atlantic DocAs
SEVENTH WARD
Dist. ]. az Engine House IN Grahau-st
Dist. ?, at Classor-uy near Futonst
EIGHTH WARD
At VIM Halfelds cor Thn-ay. and Twenty .seYenthst
NINTH WARD
At John Younes Hotel. Bedford
TENTH WARD.
Dist at j. MYSTERIOUS Pacihc-st between Court and
DIST ,, nj Cor. Court and Butler sis.
ELEVENTH WARD.
Dist. l. nj Granada Hal, 81 Alyrtle-Hg.
Dist. 3 Cascoynes, cor Myrtle-av and Raymond-sT
The Poll of each District viii be opened at sun
rise in the morning, and remain open until sunset,
according TO law.
u The Brooklyn Foundry Mechanics, large
and fine looking body OF passed The Tribune Office last
evening on return fromsNew Rochelle where they had en-
ioyed the day In tsrs shooting They turned ont IS
muskeys, and made splendid appearance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05

1845 instead Of Daniel 5. Dickinson and we f e
.rouM have been bat for the casual absence from
t SS country of one politician. he was warm arm,
friend of Educational Improvement and oi' ~ s"o
cause good service while Secretary 81 o'h'a' H., %
.hs Inst three years he has held no Office 0atl'Yea
u, bat neacenI retirement to which his years aud
Il, IN. 'i seryccs fairly entitled him He leaves be
h hs him many who have attained more exalted
h'pG on smaller capital Of talent aud apti
tude fer public service.
We have passed lightly over his vehement de-
,aci.fions Of the Internal Improvement policy
during the later years of his public life. We at,
tribpte the vehemence Of his hostility to temper
sourod by disappointment, and especially to his
e,eot defeat in 81 at the hands of the ustrioqs
CHAMPION of the Canals. But, though his vision
.yss aundiced, his purpose was honest. He
thought lie was struggling to save the State from
imminent bankruptcy and ruin. Peace to his
memory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05

with her upon God, and Of the holiness Of re.
hgion tears will spring from those innocent
eyes. She is a great artist bnt she is stib
greater in the pure humanity Of her existence =
indeed, nothing csn lessen the impression made
by Jenny Linds greatness on the stage, save hor
personal character in her own home Her intelli
gent and childlike disposition here excites a sin
guar power. She is happy, belonging no longer
TO the world. Yet she loves arr With her whole
soul. She feels her vocation Her noble and nj
Gus disposition cannot be spoiedby homage. On
one occasion only. in my hearing did she express
10Y and self consciousness in her talent Itwas
during her last stay in Copenhagen Every eve
ming she appeared either at the concerts or in OPP
era She heard OF q society, the object Of which
was to take unfortunate children out of the hands
of their parents, by whom they were compelledso
beg or steal, and place them in better cirenmstan
ces Benevolent people subscribed annually, for
their support, yet tito means for this excellent
purpose were but small. :" ] have an evening dis
engaged said she; ." | viii give aperformance
for these poor children, but we must have double
prices" Such performance was given. and re-
turned large proceeds. When she heard the
amount, her countenance lit up, and tears filled
her eyes. at is beautiful said she, that can
sing So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05
From Texas.

From the New.Oreans Pcayune
By the arrival Of the steamship Portland, Capt.
Bnfner, we have received papers from Galveston
to the 22d ult.
The election to take the sense of the people on
the Boundary bill took place in Galveston on the
2lst The vote stood, accept 1875, reject, 62.
The vote was remarkably small In Huntsvles
Walker County, there was for acceptance 222,
against it "a. In Milan, so far as heard from, but
one vote was given against the measure. Hays
County also voted for the bill.
The schooner Lone Star was wrecked at the
mouth of Brazos Biyer.
Since August 1919, there have arrived at Gal
weston, exclusive OF coasters, 80 steamships, "a
ships "a barks. and 81 schooners,
The population of w alker County is as follows:
Whites 1893, slaves l,249 deaf and dumb,
blind 2, lunatics g. twin children - idiots 2-one
female slave ! 10 years old.
They had quite gale along the coast on the l8th
ult. 1t struck the steamer Globe as she was coming
out over Matagorda Bar, causing her tiller.chan
to break at most critical time By hosting her
lib however, she came out safely, and after hav-
ing repaired her chain, 1t gave way again at 10
o clock at night, the wind blowing hard at tho
time. She was in great danger for time but at
length succeeded in rigging new tiller-rope and
rode out the gale without material damage, much
to the relief OF those on board
The CtvsLian OF the 22d says:
The iron ship John Garrow Capt. Hamilton, are
rived on Friday with 10 English emlgranta,be'
longing TO the British company, who have pusr
chased large tract Of land in Milan County WITH
the view Of colonizing some hundreds OF familieG.
Captain Sir Edward elcher, Of the Royal Navy
came out by the Garow, and Immediately pro-
ceeded to the interior for the purpose Of providing
for the wants OF the settlers They are REPRESENT
ed as good class OF people, and we bid them
welcome and pros perity in their new homes.
The San Antonio Ledger says the Boundary
Commissioners now in that city have caused I'M
usual hustle and activity there. 1t appears thai
the survey Of road from Indianola TO III Paso has
been prosecuted with very encouraging prospects
of success. The hight of the plaza in San Antonio
has been ascertained TO be $40 feet above tide
water at Indianoa, and the intervening country is
highly favorable for excellent road Minute
and accurate botanical meteorological and geologi-
cal examinations have been made, and viii coz
tinue to be made by the Commissioners. The
Ledger anticipates that Texas viii derive very
great advantage from the labors OF these sceh'in@
men, who will give more correct and renaois sb -,
formation of the great resources Of the 5Ease rrS
was ever before made known. The Leige' ~ u .r
10th ut says they were to start IN any ~ IF COZ
for Ell Paso the escart under the coma al II zen
Craig Their whole number was 30 b aI IN On ~
armed. They expected to reach III fa'' III ~ -
| 25 DAYS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05

THE HUNGAR1ANs IN lowA.--We learn by
letter from Gov UJHAzY to the editor OF the st,
Louis An@ciger deS IVeStenS that the Hungarian
Colonists had arrived at their destination IN
Iowa. in the beginning of August and have COM
menced building the necessary houses and making
preparations for considerable agricultural opera
fions next year, The place they have chosen Is
in Decatur County, on Thompson, or as it is call
ed the Crooked Fork River, clear and lovely
stream, of moderate size, flowing over bed of
sapd and gravel, with frequent rapids and falls,
aaording abundant water power The climate is
excellent and the soil fertile. The land has not
yet been surveyed for SALE and these noble Colo
aits are consequently squatters. We trust they
will not be SO long after the opening of Congress-
They are all well, and in the best spirits though
their journey to their new abode, which they call
New Buda was most arduous and their labors
since have been severe, Gov. Ujhazy has re-
ceived from KossurH Address to the Anneri-
can People which will soon be published. he
also vouches for the authenticity Of Kossuthis let
Ter to Gen Cass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05
RROoKLYN- LAW COURTS.

SUPREME CouRr-SpcciaE Tcym.-Before Hon. Judge
Morse-C Cabin Pollard agt VIM. McDernIot and others
Notice omotou aud admission. ordered that report becon-
rmed and that the clerk pay equal half of The surplus
monys in his hands to the det or his solicitor and that ne
deDOsit the other half with the County Treasurer.
Josiah BtacklrcB May Dowiing and oters Ordered
that report be confirmed the deduction S3 80 and that
he sheriff pay surplus monys in his hands in accordance
with said report and that he pay the residue of surplus
nlonys 10 guardian ofdofl on giving security, &c
Inhe after othe petition OF lose ph McCoud and Eliza
his VII. ordered reference to Samuel E. Johnson inquire
INTO matters in said petition contained and into the truth Of
the representations made therein.
Schoes infants ordered that Crawford Smith, Treasurer
of KIM county execute discharge Of mortgage described
in said petition and pay 90 received 10 Dae"
Johnson guardian OF said infant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05
BY TIE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN HAIL.
Things In Philadelphia.

Correspondence OF The Tribune
PnILADELpHIA, Monday Nov. t.
Last night, woman named Biddy Mccormick
employed as cook in the residence of Mr.. Corne-
Illus S Smith near Germantown, was dreadfully
burned in consequence of her clothes taking Gre.
while she was sleeping She is pow at the Hos
pital in this City,
AS man named Daily, stranger was pass-
ing through Kensngton, last night, on his way
from the New York boat, he was assaulted,
knocked down and robbed of a bundle which was
heard Dailys cries for help rushed to his assis
lance, conveyed him to his dwelling, bathed his
wound, and kept him until this morning, The
aSsailant escaped.
new packet ship, called 'Tonawanda,' be-
longing to the Messrs. Cope, cleared from this
port to-day for the first time for Liverpool.
The CoTroN continues hn, but the sales are on
CoS sold at i9c y bushei The receipts Of FLOUR continue
small ard the stock on sale is quite gh the demand inr
part Lancaster County sold at s. y Dbl which la now the
uniform asking rRte for city consumption prices range
from s. 50 for and extra brands and fancy lots
at rs too 10. RYE Flour 10 wanted at = Corn MEAL
is steady sales OF 600 bbs NJ SO " Dbl The supplies 81
Wheat continue limited sales of prime Southern and
Pennsylvania Red AT l07d 0ac aad White al i5c y BUSH
RYE Is worth 7073c, but there Is scarcely any coming H.
There Is rather Corn arriving Sales OF 2d30OO bush
Yellow G84 089c aaoat OATS are steady at ilnf2c y
bush for Pennsylvania, and 36037c for Southern WHISKY
commands 2Gic In hhds ard &c In bbls.
Fly.t Bodyd--50 Planters Bank Tenn, 67i 1900 u
s g. 49, ll3; 1900 Camden Aaboy RR Gs 10, g54 8s
do "a 90; no do TO- SD 0O0 Schuy Nav ia, Co. i0k s
Girard Bank, l3l 5000 Morris Cana Is, Ia.
second Boord-62 Nonisown RI, so! l6 Penn tR, 49,
5 Lehigh Nav, 81 10 do 81 600 Camden An6oy RI
Gs 10 9jj 1880 State 50 02l ECO Tenn So, 844 5000
schuyl Nav 6s 4ol 80 Planters Blk, Tenn 6ai Minehi2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05
Itn,ns from washington.

WAsHINGr0N, MONDAY. Nov. 4.
The RcpnbHc and Intelligenccr of this morning
make no mention of the order reported to have
been issued by the President for the concentration
Of ~ companies Of artillery and infantry at Dos
ton to assist the Marshal in enforcing the Slave
The Board of Naval officers now sitting here
have determined the question of assimiIated rank
and are now engaged in determining upon
a substitute for hogging in the Navy: They
have appealed to the President to arrest the evils
arising from the abolition OF fogging-as drunk
enness has increased and the lives of the officers
" Information having been received from the
Gillian RepubHc, through the Minister at Caryal
To- that no higher duties of tunnage and impost are
levied upon United States vessels and cargoes
than on Chilian, the President issues proclama
ton suspending and disseminating similar duties
upon Gillian vessels in American ports
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05
For The Tribune
PREsAGING EYES.
BY (. OAKS SMITH.

THERE are who from their cradle bear
The impress OF grief,
Eyes, that mystic radiance wear,
And looks that ask relief;
The shadows ola coming doom
OF sorrow or Of strife,
When Fates conflicting round the loom
Wove the sad web OF Hte
Thus in the Cenci's mournful eye
Prophetic visions CLEAN,
W here iolded shapes III shutiow lie
Like one III troublous dream.
And He, from whose unkingly hand,
His stern compeers berctt
The sacred trQncheon of command,
And him all cruwnless lett
Beneath his large and curtained lid
Receding lights appear,
Like those, where ancient groves are hid
By moss grown Abbey near.
And Shelley's, song.inzpired boy,
Pierced by Apollo's dart.
Within his eyes are beams of Joy
Quenched by breaking neart,
A godlike spirit brooding deep
Der earth's chaotic wrong,
Till, like the music OF our sleep,
He breathes, and it IS song,
Oh! Eyes, strange Eyes ye have world
Where unseen spirits tread,
Upon whose banners half unturIed
The future may be read.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05
Southern Items.

BALTIMORE, Monday Nov. 4
The Reform Convention assembled at Annapo-
lis this morning, but there was not quorum
present.
stance Of McDonough's VIII. Three millions are
appropriated to establish School Farm and an
Asylum for the Poor at Baltimore. He gives
$500 900 to the Protestant Male Orphan Asylum
of New Orleans and sends all his negroes 20 Ii
IBERIA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05
By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune,
Political Intelligence Great Union Meeting at
Geneva.

GENEVA, Monday Nov 4
One of the most respectable assemblases ever
called out on any occasion, met at the Franklin
Hall on Saturday to sustain the Union and the
Constitution Gen. Joseph 6. Swift presided, as
sisted bv 90 Vice Presidents from Ontario, Seneca
Yates Wayne and Chemung Counties A Com
rnittee Of safety, auxiary. to that Of New York.
and others were read amid much enthusiasm, and
after powerful and patriotic speeches from Gen.
s , R. siosson, P NJ box and G. NJ Horton,
HE meeting adjourned with nine tremendous
cheers for the Constitution and its defenders 1t
was q strong demonstration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05

Court or GENERAL Ssss1oNs-Nonaay-Be
fore The Recorder and Aid. Britton and Deema,erIhe
November Term OF tins Court commenced i0day, with
calendar Of = cases The following gentlemen were
sworn as Grand Jurors for the term Gerardus Boyce,
Foreman. Lew Agar. james Taylor Stephen K SKID.
mort WIN c Bradley, Water w Coak,in, Samuel Cor.
stan. Robert Curtis lanes W Ctapmnn, Christopher De
iano VIM Everue, Patrick Murray. AeXan Ter PrudAil.
Geo Townsend Diver Woodruff, Daniel Young.
The Grand Jury were charged by the Recorder and re-
tired 10 commerce their duties
TIE Pert Jury called and discharged until Wed
nesday. u which TINE The Court ADJOURNED,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05
FIFTH WARD-Passaic Hotel.

DEATH on THE N. j. RAGLRoAD-As the
o'clock Philadelphia train was this morning coming
through The deep cut in tie Bergen Rocks the body Of
man was discovered in the middle OF tie aca, much Quito
pieces The train stopped aud the body taken of, and
subsequently conveyed the Hudson Court House wherd
was asceained ha he was resident Of that vicinity
II Is though that he was nun over sruck by last nights
Philadelphia train in going New-York though the pa'-
sengers that train e no e[ng on ma! point nor was
any noise heard The dense fog and the deep cut IN rocks
rendered il just there particularly dark last night;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05
r,e pbiladeIphla Mail Robbery.

WAsH1yeroN, Monday, Noy. 4.
William r. Anderson, the Agent on the Tram
at the time Of the Philadelphia Mail Robbery, was
re.instated TO-DAY his conduct after thorough IN
vestigation being pronounced beyond censure'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05
Snoring.
pm III NM Monday. Noy. 4.

PHILADkLPHIA, MOHdHy, NVV' 70
There was an exciting scene this afternoon at
the Hunting Park Course, at trotting match be-
tween Ripton and Sore! Ned for purse,
of 81 ,00O--best in 8. Ripton won first and third
heats Ned second in m. AZ sec each the fourth
and sixth were dead heats Ned won the fifth In
. m. A sec The horses started for the seventh
heat, but the race was broken up and the stakes
refunded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05
Nnturalized Citizens.

Benot deceived The law requires that nat
a'aized citizens, to be entitled TO vote, should be
asturaized fen days before the Election.
None who have been naturelized, within the last
sadsys are entitled to vote. The names of all
nave been furnished to the Inspectors and detec-
S'a and punishment will surely follow the illegal
attempt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05
NEW.LERSEY ITEMS.

vorlSc PLACES IN NEwARK-The Polls for
election of Governor, Member of Congress, Mem.
bers of the Legislature, and County Officers, will
open at 5 A. NJ. and close at P NJ and for
Charter Officers will open at 10 A. NJ, at the
following places in this city, the State and Charter
tickets being deposited in separate ballot boxes,
and the tickets will be labelled on the back ac-
cordmsy:
NORTH WARD-Nortb Ward Hotel
EAST WARD-Park House.
SOUTH WARD-South Ward Hotel.
WEST WARD-City Hotel.
FIFTH WARD-Passaic Hotel.
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Desfruc1iOn of Stcnmcr-POliticni InteIl-
0encc, &c

NEw-ORLEANs Monday, Ne7. 4
The steamer Tribune, from Cincinnati for New
Orleans, was burnt so miles above the city, on
Saturday The greater portion of the cargo was
q total loss.
have published an Address censuring the course
of Senator Soule while in Congress during the
session of that body.
MIR. Place, Manager of the American Theater,
died Yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05
The Mexican Boundary Party.

WASHINGTON, Moaday, NOV. 4.
The Mexican Boundary party have transmitted
$500 to the widow of their late associate, Ten
nant who was killed by Texan teamster
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05
Navigation of the Ohio, &c.

FITTsBURGFI. 0IIayl
The River measures feet inches OF water IN
the channel Freight to Cincinnati is 20 cents for
dry goods and 10 for heavy to st. Louis 40 cents
for dry and 25 for heavy.