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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-24
City Politics.

NOMINATION OF JUDGE MASON.
Lat evepng the Wing Judiciary Convention met at tie
Broadway he OF Grand street and Broadway
Tor the purpose of nominating candidate for Judge Of
the Superior Court Mr.. Charles p. Kirkland, who
received the nomination Friday, the 18th instant,
declined TO accept the kind wishes Of his friends ani
again the members of the convention we're called to-
Fether to make another nomination. ON the first
lalo John L. Mason, the present Judge, received %
votes and Mr.. scoles 49, tbereupon Judge Mason was
declared nominated for reelection TO the judgeshp he
at present occupies.
Fnsr wARD.- The Charter Convention met last even
ing, and re-nominsted Edmu nd Grimm for Alderman
John II. White for Assistant Alderman. and John
Thompson for This ticket meets with general
appreciation and will In all probability b. sue ses-fui
AssIMnLY.- Wednesday evening. the Assembly
Convention Of the Eighteenth ward nominated Colonel
n l. snow . candidate for Assembly OF the sixteenth
District.
THE COMPROMISE on NOTHING.
II will be perceived by the resolutions passed by the
Union Democratic association Of New York published Ia
another column. that this body will support any
ddse for oce at the next election who not favor
Of the compromse aud opposed to all further
agitation OF the slavery question. Ths Is the rght way
q doing business Any candidate who holds any re-
serye On these questions should not be trusted The
Path IL clear and those who will not trea In IL should
be thrown overheard
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ntEWARDe.

cox REwhRD--TAKEF BY yisTAKB. OF STOLEN
" 81 from chs Norwich and New Lond,n steamets.
omptnvs pier " North rivor October ISL one bae 81
spsfiet flahnels. srked W a. Lanrl,y Co. Ner Yrh.
eleo, tho orsnsl mark g. Co. No s,2 Nh,evsf will re-
torn sye such Information chat vu lsad 70 the
81 said bale, will receive Tho eNov. 70 vara. -
A.C. BAIL, Agent pier Is NORA river.
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Fatnl nnilrond Accident /.

PRoveEScr, Oct %, 1851
A Canadian woman, name unknown, over
the stopipgton cars, the depot in this city las
night, and was killed.
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NEWS BY TELEG GRAPH,
NEWS BY TIE L K G. H A Phi.
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Political Affairs throughout the Country.
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THE VIR GINA ELECTION.
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The r eCent Gales on Lake Erie and
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WRECK OF THE PACKET BRIG BELLE,
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The Visginia Election.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct %, 1851.
The Richmond telegraph line Is not working tonight
We have few scattering returns chiefly from the coun
ties on the Potomac, but hardly enough to give any
decisive opinion 1t appears however that the wings
have gained the congressional vote The vote for the
constitution is almost unanimous
BALrrMoRE, Oct a. 1851.
We have received returns yet from the Virginia
congressional districts and shal have tonight
The votes the constitution in Alexandria Peters
burg, and Richmond, average about FIVE for to
against it, At Alexandria, the vote stood $50 to L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-24

I,SR Arry's sorsEE MUsosLE Last evening, rHesri
Apply, the celebrated vionist from Holland, gave his
fret grand scr6e musicale, at the Chinese Assembly
Rooms, Broadway The room was tolersbly well allsd
with fashionable we'll dressed audience and the
cert undoubtedly a successful one The perform
c,peeisy those Of Apply, enthusiastically
srrlaused Trum Bencdetti, Of the Italian oper..
appeared the occasion, and acquitted herself noby
She sang in three operstc songs, and warmly
tncorsd IN all aud at the cose number Of bouquets
Tell a. Der fet Shs Ded to be recognised old
acquaintance, and her well known merits artist
we're duy appreciated Richard Hoffman performed So
yers pieces on the plsnoforte which dessrveey
sdmrtd and sppsudsd But the attraction Of the even
itg was Apply himself who IL young man about twes
~ three yee 81 native Of Holland but me son W
native Of France who after the first French revoiu'v
tmisrHted &c Holland and became fret rloinse '" sn'
king The inherited the violin. "a nasnnosn' ~
moha) and the musical tsleut Of the ta,hsI -
ten years ~ see he able 20 support ms s
brothers srd SISTERS BY hs perfol mancef w.
uon on tho violin last evening fully bore ovt ms nkn
reputation His style j. frcibe, eitincr or.eeuuJ
,xrresiyp and full Of fstling III mustered the moso
gir,r,te al faculties with the ease Of unished srs.,
ard so,ns III tstcuches were exluiste,y decat~ Al
tgather Az l. musical eutertarni Mt ~ae very 0sree%
bs one aGa gsys great satsisc'ion " the eudenes
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- HE WUsGs


CENTREyILLE COURSE. L I;-GREAT TWENTY
- Mile Race The great twenty milo BET Grey
Eagle OF the West and Lady Bevns vl to-day
or shine This will be the greatest that look pscs
a both horses possess speed and bottom them
nesiu through Bets have been made that the twenty
miles VIII be made by both horses within the hour and
others that Trustees time will be totally collapsed. Such
race as this should be Witnessed by all lovers of horse es
anu the proprietor expects goody number of old
patrons at the Centreville to day.
CENrREyILLE COURSE, L. I-TRoTTING.-GREAr
and Lady Gas, ooo Friday, OCT a. at ~, o'clock
Match for $1,000 twenty miles TO they please
jones Bevins names b. Lady Clay; Isaa, Woodru I
yames gr. Grey Eagle the West Huested T. Kendall
zine Of nibuses will leave Fulton ferry Brooklyn from
II A. M until ~ O'Clock. M every half hour Fare each
way, rs cents. JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor.
s!NENTREvlLLE COURSE. l.. -TROTTING.-THE
~ purse and swespstake. $40 which postponed BY
consent the owners the annexed named horses will
of this day. Friday Oct "a at 81 O'clock p NJ, lie
heats in harness O. Nelson blk Lady Perkins
C W. 5. ent N. Lady Hoagand C. CARL enters gr
IN. Kate Bayes Mr. Jirvis entess M Lady Jarvis b. L.
Z. enters b. q. Gentleman Gptoe.
JOEL csNKLIN. Proprietor.
Y rNSoN- COURSE, L. .I.-rROTTi NG-ON TUESDAY,
- Oct rs AZ hah past2 oci9ek r. precisely, match
or thoWand doiars mile heats best three In hve
wnsons. James wbeIpley names g. m. Lady Suffolk. o.
Dim mick nance b. g. Jack Rosster.
JOHN J. sNEDIKER, Proprietor.
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~
h words TO discerning public.Dr. kobaok has cursd
oft In chdtcn sud groNn people thsa aay
tsn Ehyseians n Amsriea w. simple hu,
bses h. been the happy nssas q restoring more stolen
rightul thaR all the oth4- astro0rs
the United states together Losers should not delay too
tong. stitch in time Dr. Rohask tas thou sands
IN this city could estyl has s.ed many unhappy dfst
N fsmes. lie hss restored bus ands 20 wives wives
% husbands children ~ parents and parents - Children
In he restored harmony 70 husband and wife M
TER An estrsns Of eleven In general however
10 IL beet rot TO LEI quarrel last too long before taking s
sdve Mary applications for divorce have been abandoned
alter consulting him DIR. kehsoh frequently CONSULTED
Ny those who about 10 undertake long journeys Often
biz advice has been Of the utmost tervies Csrtsny
have ever regretted calling him Or Rotsck has cured
many persons Of the dreadful soul Destroying vice
n intemreranoe. lie guarantees easy and perfect
cure 70 ali Who follow his drectons He has never Jailed.
Dr. Roback has been frequently called on Cor advice BY
youig persons about sons into business His advice tshs
fruit olopg experiences and observation ha In cases,
teen Of The rest't assistance 20 parties DR. Robtok va,
consulted shout two month"; nce by farmer ahou 20 cell
BE farm with the int.stion e going 70 California The in
ervew resulted greatly 10 the advantage o. the farmer
~ bic friends and viii ehset.liy
enter the holy state Of mssrim9ay his .dvse .hersyer
consulted daily by all cssss, rich and peer. loot aud in
earragts he rarely fails 10 give Subtraction See daily
ind weekly papers All ieters tpre g,dl addressedto q
". RoBAtk No. 6White street. win be attended TO and
fnswcrcd gratis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-24

nrrIaE or TINS EERCArTILn MUTUAL INsrH
.,es Co 81 wal street New Ysrs, Sept. &. ISL
Notice IL hsresy given that City Gen, d the scrip o. M
,ompsny Issuea on the 18th day % Way 1870 vii re pad
hoders thereof their legal rerreentAve en tne
after The h day Of November next snd shat
~ shsll frcm shat dsso. ChAhsss FShCssh' SEQ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-24

A UCTION NOTICE.-HORsEs, CARRIAGES, HAIR
"A Saddles &o.-On Saturday. October 18th at IL
look Dey street corner Green woh street large covered
Buggy Wagon dark brown Horse, silver plated Harness.
Saddles. Brides. Whips, Haltsrs, SO. W. A. CARTER
Auetoneer. 81 Dey street. corner Green wch street.
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a UCTlON NOTICE.-0R0CERIEs, COFFEE. RICE.
n sugar Tea. Brandy &c-FridAy. October a. at 10Y
a. Dey street. corner Of Green wioh Sugar Tea,
SsoSsr. ksns ssgsTs smoking
Claret Champagne, Port and Sherry. W. A. CARTER,
Auctioneer 81 Dey street. corner Of GreenMi
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A UCTI0N NoTICE-THOs. BELL. .AUCTIoNEER-
ny a. N Bush-Larse SALE 1T l0x o'clos At the auc
on rooms, 10 North William street Furnt Groceries
me balance stock and quee store Clothing DR.
Goccs Fancy articles. three splendid Watches damon
Rings, Chains. Pencils, second hand Clothing, Ladies
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ARRIVAL OF The GEORGIA.
TEN DAYS LATER FROM CUBA.
&C., &C., &c.

The steamship Georgia, Capt. Porter, arrived
last night from Havana. She left that port on the
10Th inst, and made the passage in four days
and six hours
Thu foIlnu Inn tba
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-24

ry,HE BROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Chartered IN ls2f-Ofhees ~ Fulton street Brooklyq
Merchants Erohsnge Wall street, New lort-have theii
sapsi las eso han sme surplusl fVested IN the mos'
rndeuhted eeeu es and contnue y assure builoinW er-
andse furniture and other personal property vessels IN
rort and tseir c7rgoes. a. fsvorsbe tsrms s anJ
Other elss liar ipsti.u,io -..-o.~,. ,---,...
Arrnrn erNrrsa. aecretarY
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AsTROLoaY. As.

ne ~ books and scsn constantly relied BY Napo
ops snd will tell the % the lady gentleman they
s marry also the Of the visitors. Res dence, ~
grar5 street iotreen Citation aud Attorney Streets NJ r.
Ladies ffty oeuts Gentlemen one dollar
A sTRoLoGY.- DR. q. W. RoBAcK FROM SWEDEN.
"A lately from PHILADELPHIA offers his services 70 the ot
rent ofkew York He able TO foret past pressa and
future events Fee Ladies', ~ cents gentlemsn 81 Ma
dyes escusted and read In full according 70 the orsles
sud Masculine signs j. lies 81 gentlemen. 81 ~ ks-
tiy,es oalcnlsted Ladiss So ventemen, IS Once, No.
White street, New fork. who're letters post paid will
Give immediate attention. For parti,uisrs daily
papers Astrological Alnanacs be procured At the oos
grAte.
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sasUAaaDHe

IL Assurance Society efonsoni General Asents Oh Sc No.
Grand street, Jersey Shove eontina
nited stae- end on California and other special hazards
n fair Of premum Yer serms blank forms, Ne,
s''''s Apply "a'.fet EAspRR STARR. General As.n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-24

TIE INDIA RUBBER CAsE-sECRErARY WEBSTER
DEMOCRATS VS.. THE coAi.ITIoSIsTs-DEArH OF
COL. MoUNTFokD, ETC.
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NOR Saba NEW CARPEF, IN PERFECT ORDER
A suitable for or two horses h.s been use but
short $780, and will be cold cheap applied FOL
sdistey Can be SEEN by applying A. No 22 HentJ
lyn.
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I'D w BYRrEs n CO, 60 SOUTH STREET. NEW
u. York End - Waterloo road Liverpool have fer sale
2sht Drhs payable ia every town threushout Entland
resnd scosrd and Wale ALEC Tot the sval-
iow Line o. l,erreol snd London pskes the Res star
Draustc aud SAINT Georges Lines % Liverpool Packets
srE weekly CERTIFICATES for the above nes can be had
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FOR sALM AND TU l. Ew.

FIRST CLASS FAMILY GROCERY Foa sAnE Lo-
Gated of the best for strictly first class
trade doing thirty thousand dollars per With
unexpred lease low rent The business OF Vie
is entirely with hne groceries, vegetables being kent and
laree Wholesale trade can also be done; the ssor9 is
rs feet by A. with noble cellar III hoalth 10 the
sole of selling To an active business man, with
capital Of 81 600 to 80 O the above offers opporsu
trnity 81 clearing $1,000 The ence stosk Ia
and we'll bought the purchases having always been for cash
address H. N. H. Herald Office which will be promptly AZ
tended
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I( G X r, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
N. Day tFriday) at 10 O'clock at the house East
Twentyshrd street, between First and Second avenues
fret house the right from Second avenue r. c. Kemp
will sell at auction as above-beng the furniture of
Of geptee furnished house. nesrly new) vz-carysd
kegany Parlor Furniture; Brussels threepy aud Ingram
Carpets; Mirrors and parlor Chairs rich
pearl nlad work and fancy Tables one French Mantle
dninq Furniture; mahogany and painted chamber
Furniture; with the usual of kitchen Furniture
Ca ali on he mo ninnO of sala
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-02-05
Another Generous Offer.

Since our last, We have heard oil another
generous offer made TO our cltizeD~ by gen
tleman Of an adjacent cou"'! X. w. Am
son, Esq, Of Cabarrus county, made several
weeks ago, tender Of his services to Pur'
chase provisions for our citizens. This was
forsotlen by the gentleman 10 whom the OIL
fer was made aud he has renewed the offer,
y hich we understand has been kindly atcep.
ted. A genl'en an Of Salisbury also made
tender of his services To one Of our cItiz'ns,
which we regret was no, accepted.
Wha a comparison may be drawn between
the conduct OF these gentlemen aud some oil
our own citizens? While the former are
willing to aid Us 10 getting provisions at
fair price, the latter stay away until they ex
pec, we are in need and then demand 40 ex
,ravagant price.
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HENRY \. GEYER.

The ST. LOUIS Inieligeucer speaks o Mr.
Geyer, the Wing elected to the pos, Of U.
s. Senator, IN the following complimentary
terms. He ,sa lawyer residing III 81 Lou
10, Of the first sbiliics
ability of the highest order-attaIn
menis rarely surpassed, that invaluable know
ledge Of men, their motives aud actions, &c
qulfed IN the large and successful practice
for many years 81 thaipfofe-si"n which i the
best schooI Tor pubic men-an ample and
thorough knowledge Of the political history,
Condition and wants of The county, patti
otlsm, earaesi mud lte as he whole Unioa -
a character, unbIem.hcd and pure surely
these constitute some lille To The public ia' or
some fitness for public trusts. All Of these
public requisites. We can assert wlthoui fear
of contradiction, are to be found IN the ran.
ddate presented by the Wings. We endorse
their nomination with hearty approval We
look forward with an earnes, aud confident
hone TO its success. We congratulate the
" higs OF Missouri, upon the choice Of stan.
dard bearer who, whatever may be the re
suit Of the struggle, is 50 richly worthy o.
their support"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-02-05
A Card.

Whereas the Small Pox, or some conis.
gious disease, has infected one family in the
town Of Monroe, viz: Mr.. J. T. Drsthn /: and
whereas, the Town Commissioners, aided BY
The prompuess and energy Of the clizrns OF
The town and by the ready compliance OF Mr..
Draffin and family have succeeded 10 arrest
ing the progress Of said disease,
Therefore, we deem it duty We owe, as
we'll to the public as TO ourselves, TO commu'
nicale this agreeable intelligence, tina, the
town Of Monroe is at this time entirely free
from Small Pox or any Kindred disease.
Measures have been taken by the Town
Commissioners to cleanse and entirely reno
vate The House and clothing Of Mr.. Dratfin,
and 1t will be promptly attended TO.
We feel very sure that there is not q case
of the disease 10 Monroe, nor do We believe
there ever has been any case but al he house
above mentioned 10 the County Of Union
J. NJ. STEWART. J Com,
II. NJ. HOUSTON, mission.
j. W. TWlTTY, ers.
Monroe, February LIST, 1851.
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MORE viLLAtNY IN BOSTON.

Some astounding Developments, relative to
the recen, disappearance OF Young gtl'
named Brown. The daughter Of a highly re-
pec,ab.e abot,,onI.t, have been made. II
appears the father had expressed himself IN
dlfsren, as 10 whether his daughter married
White man or negro. She took him a, hu
word, and lew weeks since eioped With I.
black man, married hun AID IN his company
wen, 10 the rlfIttent dens Of Ann street ~
one Of which she was discovered by an ON
Ger, and carried to her father. She is nos
N the lunsuc asylum. the affair has been
hu.hed up here, on account Of the re.Peela'
biiy Of the paities.
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or the 203 who had been vaccinated %
look the disease and l35 escaped.
Ofll who had been previously affected
with Small Pox or Vsrioloid Q escaped and
had The modified form Of "she prevailing
OF So cases occurring in those Who had
been vaccina,ed IS were conf tent and died.
or the IS confluen, cases afle, Vaccination
one reports that the Vaccination a" did not
take we'll" and two others were vaccinaied
one week only before being attacked and
conse auen,ly could not have been consii,u.
,ionaliy effected when the disease was mani
tested.
or the seven deaths after vaccination, one
died on the l2lh day Of It's illness. having had
no eruption on the skin aud is not consider.
ed TO have died Of 1.-THE disease" Que re.
ported himself " vsccina,ed a long time ago,
and one other is reported to have brought on
fatal diarrhea by imprudence IN diet, while
recovering from the disease. In three only
was there f." professional assurance" Of sue
cessful vaccination.
Of60 cases occurring IN The unprotected
81 were confluen, and IL died.
OF 40 modified, or varioloid cases, Al &C
. CURED after previous vaccination and two al
s ter previous attacks Of Var,oloid or Sma
}. Pox.
or 10 deaths reported II were conAuer
one had no eruption and one ives distinct Q
modified.
or "a confluert cases II died, and sever,
others are not ye, recovered.
or 80 distinct cases, 80 recovered.
or 40 modified cases, all recovered.
10 the foregoing analysis are included II
results in 1919 cases Of the disease. No 81
Is lection Of cases has been made, and It IS b
leved tina, the remaining Cases, while addlr
Is TO the numbers would not esse ntiaily alter II
,e proportional results.
- R. II. MclLVAINE, N. d.
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A GOOD CUSTOMER.

Eug'and, during the last FIVE years po',
chased of the southern States Two hundffd
aud one millions, eight hundred and 'h'"
tn usand, FIVE hundred snd ninety.'~o ao'
lars worth Of Chton Ofihe Northern States,
England purchased ninetcen thousand anu
forty one dollars worth of msouiacIufed Co'.
ton In the five years France purchased o.
the Southern States 6liy.sls millions OF a."
lars worth Of Cotton. and OF the N"t'he'n
States only a fract over three ihousao'
dollars worth II the cotton fabric.
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Communications.
yox THE CHARLOTTE JOURNAL

(hdTtONc, REQ. y lccl'
Ma. EpIroR The materials for the fol
lowing analysis were collected without any
view to their publication through the public
newspapers. | have been induced 10 alter
my determination 10 tbs respect 10 Difference
to the wishes Of a number Of gentlemen who
have expressed the opinion ihst iis pubiIca'
ton will do much to romove the prelndces
or dis,rust existing in the minds Of many IN
regard to The efficacy Of Vaccination 3. d
preventive Of "the prevailing disease"
The information {, ON which he folosing
results are drawn has been collected with
great care either from the heads Of those IA.
miles in which - he disease " has prevailed,
or from The attending phi, slcisn. Tha, the
information 10 every case IS strictly correct
10 no, asserted but it is believed hat no mis-
take capable Of modifying the general result,
has been committed.
By the term exposed" II is intended To
designa,e those who have spent c"nsidera.
BILE length OF time IN the room with the sick.
A very large propor,ion OF whom have beeu
inmates Of the families ~ WHICH the disease
has prevailed. No person Is regarded AZ
" escaped -" who has no, enjoyed All Immuni
IL Of more Than 81 Days since exposure. -
The following are the results OF the inquiry
To VT:
OF 2s2 per sons exposed 203 were ysccin.
s.d, IL had had Small Pox or vsrioloid for
merly and 6e were unprotected.
or The 90 unprotected, go hsd "the dis
ease and 9 esesped.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-02-05
AN APPoRTioNMENT ACT

Ofthe last Congress provides iba, the whols
number Of members Of the United States
House Of Representatives shall be 233; and
as the entire population Of the country Is "a.
ted at above twenty three aud half m,ll,ops
1t is computed ths, The constituency Of each
mem Der will be, in round numbers, loo, 600.
Il !. expected that New York will lose eight
members under thIslacr, Massachusetts two,
Oa,o one, Vernon, one, Msius one. New
Hampshire one, New Jersey one. Ia The
South, II is supposed that Virginia will lose
three members. North Carolina one, aid
South Carolina Que Missouri. 1t is thought,
u,ll gam t~o; Arkansas one Georgia tao;
Lou .lana one. and Mississippi one. The
principal gain will be IN the vest. aad the
principal loss, comparatively, IN New Eng
land.