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The New York herald., 1851-11-04
Our Canadian Correspossence.

&ohbhCs Oct -, 1901.
tamod,a~ Poiuics-7ne Rsfrm Co~veptio tiom- Move
msrts Of Morris The N~c Mixisfry- Lasy Elefn
Since my last, no change In o. addition TO the
mnistry has been officially announced. The Soli,i-
tor Generalshp, East, is net Jet filed up; and Mr.
Chauveau's friends are still sAnguins But no one
who has had any opportunity Of forming ccsrsct
opinion, places much confidence In the new admin
istration. The prevailing impression sppeass to be
thatMr Hincks, perceiving the rapid ir0rsase Of
clear gritism in the West, and not blind tohis own
uppopularity, called DIR. Rolph and Malcolm Ca
meron 10 the council board, solely For the purpose
of meeting the electors with popular ticket, and
that A. soon a. the clear grit vetss have secured him
his eat in Parliament for the next four years, he
viii thank these two gentlemen for their efficient
services, and inform them that his Ex,ellency viii
dispense with their attendanee at the council fer
the future. Oxford, Mr., HinckS county. II a.
cidedly clear grit and while the support Of Rolph
might neutrslize the Aversion the electors have
conceived for Mr. Bincks' late trimming policy. II
seems highly impscbable that the Inspector Gsner-
al would obtain their support II another candidate
were set up on the clear grit ticket Once in PArlia
ment, the fenoh Canadians, with whose leaders Mr..
Hincks hrmly united BY every tie Of interest and
sympathy, would place him at the head OF work
ipS majority, snd bis nsw olssr grit allies might b,
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Fnlladelphsu.
PHILADElraIA, Oct. 81, 1881.
Office Huntrs-Intesstins Case-C Coinasss at the Mint
The most absorbing question this hns day Is, when
S the Governor elect arrive In town! He expected
last evening, but his non arrival caused number Of
anxious friends to hurry up to Harrisburg to search for
him among the crowd ct the State Fair He probably
aware of the dead set that is made upon him
for share Of the spols and will defer his visit for
nsy Generaship are Judge Campbell and Robert Tyler.
Either appointment would do much in appeasng the
Irish clique. who have been most bitter since the de-
The arg1ment In the case Of Rowland vs. Coleman
and wife In Court Of Common Pleas has been con-
cluded and submitted the Jury. 1t Is most inter-
estipg case and commenced to test the validity Of
release sgEed the wife In favor Of her first husbands
brother who the executor OF the estate
to obtain his to her second marriage which wa,
necessary under the Jewish law. Her claims amounted
TO abeut COO and this she assigned away in the
Synagogue before her brother law would sanction the
marriage, to witness which large company had assem-
bled 1t thought the jury will not sanction the re-
The balance 10 the Assistant rreasurers ofoe, to-day
The following the coinage at our Mint for October
sssii double eagles '.:: sslIsss IIss
osS easei: ssGaS
NJ To 9phrter eagies S5oUlv
rs Gss gold dollars .................."... 2'36ss
silver. ''-'''''
1900 dimes 1870
scSs Ssss pieces; 1905
'SSm d;iirn. S"a7s'
66'OOO cents ..................... 665,
2o68'2i ......"..... ."...".........-...6 6ss6,s75
ssa ssiisl for coinage during the
Other Sources. ........................... 7oW
s,,v., s7si s7sj ,s5} gSS
Total. .....".................. .........si 76f'5i
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and Who were induced by the seductive cry
Of No more Slave Territory ~" No Com
munion with Shareholders and other arguments
equally as convincing, to join this "hotch potch' Of
fanatics and ''highe law missionaries" have been
for the past year or two gradually resolving them
selves back again into their original elements The
action Of the nominating conventions OF the two
great parties, this fall accelerated this movement.
In the late election these men voted with their re-
spective parties, leaving, as body guard to the
Buffalo platform, the old liberty party, Who, for
lorn hope, exist only as necessary evil, to dance
attendance thereon. need but refer 10 the defeat
Of Treasurer Bliss, Auditor Woods, and Judg, Way
all of whom rank free soilers rs illustrative Of
the truth Of this fact In the case ofthe first named
individual. those who were Joined. body and SOUL TO
this crfrr'is Of party, followed the advice Of the
IrSs Dcnoudf, which may be considered the organ
through which, and By which, all their ince ndary
doctrines ase disseminated, and voted for him; but
such was their weakness and neffciency, that even
this failed toelect him, who vas considered BY the
wings ~ the safest man on the ticket as his COM
petitor 10 elected BY majority ranging from three
to ave thousand. say that, practically, the free
power TO do evil hss been taken from then, and
their glory (msn:, II they ever possessed a7y) de-
parted forever Yet, they still exist 70 ssns ex.
tent, In some portions Of the STATE. Tho result OF
Of 1850 Of about seven thousand three thousand Of
which wss in that great focus Of spisit knocksrs"
"Boonsrs," and other absurditiss, the Western
Reserve, and the rest In various portions Of the
S'sse. wsre Poe"oie Tor them 70 nave welded
the pewsr incidentally placed In their hands, for
good, instead Of evi-n they could have made their
aims subservient 10 the welfare and interests OF
this State-if thy could have taken IN In dependent
position, hsving even the Buffalo platform ss bs-
SIS, instead OF making pecuniary gain an ipcen.
bad the OVER two parties yield in abject subms-
sion 70 their mandates but once free from
their influence, they spurn them from their
pre~ nee ~ unclesn things. Thank heaven that,
as .ninQs now are vhichevsr party that IL suosess
ful can feel that such succes vas obtained By fair
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unrivalled in Lower Canada.
Tho other members Of the cabinet will keep till
my next letter. Dr. Rslph and Mr. Attorney
General Richards arrived this morning; they and
the other members Of tho ministry will be sworn in
to day. Mr.. Cameron Is still absent, but will pro-
badly join his colleagues In day or two. Lazy
Elgin left Lopgueuil on saturday morning, toe
Quebec, in the Jenny Lind, which, during .
| snow storm, ran aground, few mile, above
| Three Rivers, and lay there TIL sunday ahe!-
noon. You can easily picture her iadyship's
feelings as she sat In the cold cabin Of the Jenny
Lind, scarcely enjoying the privacy Of state
| room and chilled BY the dismal spectacle Of Co
| madam snow storm, and thought, perhaps, Of her
voyage up that same 81 Lswrence, thirteen years
sso. with her father, Lord Durham, when the
sple ndid steamer John Bull had been chartered for
| their exclusive use, and actually furnished with
every article Of comfor. and laxury She arrived
Joined his eIcsfency at their temporary residence
| In Palace street.
A diabolicli ii murder Was recently committed ss
Montreal quantity Of alcohol va, thrown ON
saturated, when Gre Was applied He was, Of course.
burned to death. Atthe coronsr's inquest, eight Of
the iurymen brought In verdict Of wilful murder,
BY the above means, against one Henry Connor,
and the remaining four against person or persoss
unknown. Connor has made his ssospe TO the
| States
| The new court at Kamourasks, established BY An
act Of Nj Victoria, ss was opened H Gn nosS. 0.s;
| By the Hons. Chief Justice Bowen and mr; 1ussos
Meredith. IL will take away great desi oI ous'ns
/ from the Superior Court at Quebec, at wnicn al
suits for amounts exceeding 500 were hitherto th-
Ths wsstbsr here Is wrstchsd Ever sine tss
-rhussa.v ~ has showed necessarily, and. =,
the mid dsy sun succeeds In melting thee Mshs
the streets, Il does but transmuts ~ INTO
| the frost at night reminds US OF January
| cold summer We have had seemed to pr
| orsn vintes: but these unusual symptoL
dsmped our expectations, and bsde as preps
rigorous ssasQa s''As
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IRELAND.
Mixed Education-The Harvest.

Paul Archbishop and Prlmae OF ireland, has
written letter to an Alderman of Drohedee, con-
demning the principle Of mixed education, on which
the national schools are based, almost III terms OF
Remuneration. This is not alone a direct censure on
the system Itself but censure equally direct and
marked on the twenty -one Irish Catholic Archbish
OBS and Bishops who have sanctioned and counte'
nanced these schools now for several years. The
Irish prmate says.
"The whole system tends to inspire children with
the absurd icea that all religions are equally good
and is thus hostile to truth which is one and exclu-
sive in its nature. The system, also. is directed 10
throw the education OF Catholic population INTO
the hands Of Protestant Government or At least OF
a commission appointed BY the Protestant ministers
Of the day. Ought Catholics. or can they, coISci-
cntously, take an active part IN establishing SUCH
schools 2 y
Well, NOTWITHSTANDING twenty-one of the Hlerar-
civ and two thousand of the Priests did take an
active part in establishing them. On the other hand
the corporation of Newry, by very large majority,
refuse to place the public schools of the town under
the superntendence of the Board the ground that
the system was calculated to give papstical tlnge
10 the education Of the pupils.
On this subject there is one cheering announce
ment, as follows.
DIR. Delanv r. C. Bishop of Cork. has dispatched
another appeal to Rome praying that his cleIgymen
NAV be permitted TO act deans of residence, IN the
queens College, Cork.
We take the following from a correspondence IN
The LirGpOOi MoroUry
There have been now close upon three weeks OF
uninterrupted fine dry weather and all fears and
doubts respecting the fate of the harvest are fairly
set rest The oat-crop generally is reported TO be
one of the best. both regards quantity and quality,
that has been cut during the past quarter OF cen
tury. Wheat has turned out much better than was
expected. and the Potato crop, with the exception
Of a DECIDED failure in parts of Antrim and Down,
far exceeds last wears return. The accounts from
the south and west may be regarded as favorable,
inasmuCh as for several days back there has been
scarcely single ausiOn to the state OF the crop-a
tolerably sure sign that there ia nothing to com
PLAIN of.
The same correspondence states, among other
| things of the same character, that clerk IN the
| Census Office, working for one guinea week 49,
was some time since High Sheriff Of Roscommon
There are several captains and magistrates IN the
same Office working for like sums. and even less.
Several country papers state that wages are very
high and labor ever so scarce and, notwlthSiand-
ing, the tide of emigration is as high, continuous
and rapid as ever.
A Protestant church IN Armagh was rudely closed
against clergyman because he was supposed to
favor the system of National Education.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

LoNG-IsLAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MEErISG-While the Queens Co. Fair was In pro-
sress Yesterday afternoon at Jamaica there was quite
a large and excited Indignation meeting upon the
grounds othose opposed to the course pursued by the
corporate authorities Of the City Of Brooklyn IN iheir
treatment ofihe Railroad Company.
DIR. Nathan Sheldon was called TO the Char, and
the meeting was addressed by W. J. Cogswell, Hon.
w :. Smith. and Hon J. A. King. The following
resolution was offered by Mr. A. King TO the meet
ing, and adopted with great unanlmiiy
P,eoJr,S Tint Il is the unanimous opinion 81 ,ls ire
mo that The sctpn II the Common COuncu % vac %
e,o,.,n I'D prohibiting he use Of sic am pomsI " s.'
-, Island RAJ road WITHIN the lIMs 81 tIe cIy -, IN
d.r all the circumstances Of the Constant aio -
s,neuses OF sad Company for the puoic stesasi -.
-. n ntIon harsh. unEenerous. ana nvl -. 60.
IN he sractlce II the other great c'ss Q. - 49,
80 49,, cor, N tee of zen be appon'e ~ tnls
=, 5,aft resop,ions 20 further express our eN'' 'A
tb,S snh,ect 10 reporr at u future day
Tbe following Committee was then appoh'eo'
VIZ -. r II na,,.,, "
s Je-rroe. A. &. Carl. Samuel VI titus
,.arn. IN IN. Wm kecham, Geo. Hea.
Tn. meeting then adjourned
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ARRIVAL 0fIHE CANADA AT BOSTON,

oho Mails Of the Canada, we have received
e,.. II French and English journals up to ism,
oh and Goth Of Sept, We give summary OF
the news.
Liberia ton of kossuth.
.-a,scriDe from The Manchester ETamfftr, OF
so,b Of September the following extract oil let
~, dated Malta, Sept. u
",, ,hs French steamer which arrived yesterday
-, -, constsnimop.e, We have received tue "eieOuie
TOE sence OF the liberation oil kossuih and ms gal
n'eH,,n,n,o,,s from kutahla on the LIST inst. The
isis rad arrived safely al COnSiantinope It's
ore fitted up IN the most e.cs ant nanner, so
caDns sccommedate KCssuth, his family and all MS
a. Turkish steamer was 10 leave az once Tor
llN 10 take them on 30 Td and 70 convey
uiep'.. ,he Dardane.ies where The Mississippi was
tho n ~ readiness to receive them. Nothing c0uio
70 N VI me kindness, the attentions Of the TURKISH
eAc.ernmsnt The Pacha OF Broussa. IN accordance
W. ORDER orWarc ed 10 HIN from COnstanllhope,
~, m less than tfy carriages 20 convey tue e4i'es
=. The point Of their embarkatlon- Among luosS
s~ent,ored as likely TO accompany hossuth We Ilu
70 uell- kno IN names of the two feicISis VI W
axski a Gene raj and Of AsbOth. hls secretary anu
rhyslcian VIII also go with MN. Couht pd t;.S
movements uncertain. his ,'a.e VI NJ. d ., ~
.h ina, he is anxious TO get 10 Paris IN oruer 10
su uSa,n .ooe Of inc French faculty The countess
1s,anv has been using all endeavors with the
French Ambassador to OBTAIN Pei"'iSSio" i0' '''''
change IN his destination. 49,, a.. .,,,x,;o.
Nv the GroWler, which arrived thls morning.
no Rave heard that kossuth ana ms companions
we're ali safe on board OF the MsSssppl' anu tHdt
be had 1.-THE DardanelleS "lth then on the h ior
Ampylca.
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AUSTRIA.

The Vienna correspondent OF The Times, under
date o. September "A, having explained the reasons
why so much uneasneSs prevails IL vienna con-
nected with the money pressure and other domestic
difficulties has the following, whchls OF some Po
l.ucal significance -. ,
Four persons have been condemned at Venice 10
for one, FIVE, and ten years, " Tor pos
sesS,rp revolutionary documents, and employing IN.
6,umatory language against the sacred person OF
lis Majesty" Several arrests have oeen maze AZ
Prague ard among those taken are several employees.
Tht ofieuses committed were The uiterng OF lmpr-
5en, lsneuaee and CoLcealng weapons II Is re-
po,,ed that the Military Court has determined on
Introducing military law INTO the circle atouno
Prere when is N state OF siege, but nich douhs
lie correctness II tie statement lie Eo'eIA"i-
General of Hungary, Baron Gehringer' has appoint
ed Common Council OF 30 persons 10Y oioa mere l
49, no question Of an election. The Duke OF BOT
teaux Is gone 70 Upper Austria on VISIT to the
Archduke Macmillan Este, the uncle OF the Duch-
ess II Is probable that the funee VIZ. W. I'm ~
Wisebacsn before h.s rc;urn TO Vienna, "nlch VII
- M h 9TH.
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INDIA AND CHINA.

The Indian Overland Mail Is destitute OF interest
We,x;,actt the following from The Times cores
>. forward You the cory OF letter addressed oy
the Superintendent OF Trace here 70 Tue haa Il, -
~ the Canton British Chamber OF commerce, y
,a",ng nm. for the information OF the mercanie
r,rri,v Thar the Chinese Imperial
had reused the demand on the part OF H1t Msss,s
Penipoienusry here to ABOLISH the c91ies' 70
20 ~ .yctous on Il A. but that he had consented 70
transmit Her Maes,y's Plenlpotentlarys note On 'He
snh,e Ct to the Imperial Cabinet at Pekln'
In Consequence Of the above, the BRUSH Oo''a'
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TURKEY AND EGYPT.

The pending differences between the Sublime
Porte and the Viceroy Of Egypt. seem now to have
become greater Than 1t appears that the >u1-
lime Porte INSISTS upon the introduction into Egypt
of the TanZiinai without any reserve whatever on
the part OF the Vceroy. the tranquility and pros
porty Of Egypt Depend entirely upon the PaSlts
present authority ana power beng leit to MIN IN IL
mlnlshed, 0therWisetkere would De a. much anarchy
disorcer a. IN any OF the provinces OF the ono.
man empire The sultan also highly dlsalpTOves of
tie construction Of the railway between Alexandra
and Cairo. though hjs Imperial HishneSs has been
dl.naGec lr0m making any direct Opposition " II.
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The receipts OF the past "a hours have been, 1900
bbls FLOUR $500 bus. WHEAT, - 900 DO CORN, 1000
90 BARLEY. FLOUR Is steady but inactive. There
j. a far milling demand for prime WHEAT 5000
bus Genesee sold on private terms Corn IS IN fair
request sales 10000 bus at 56G5,c. for mixed
Western and 55c. for some unSound. 5000 bushels
BARLEY sold at sc for twO.rOwed and Soc for four
rowed OATS are in moderate request 5000 bus.
sold az 80 q 32c for Western
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By Telegraph to The New-YOrk Tribune.
sorssr Te.grcDA ofsc, co-rcr Haaor'r aDa Be'r'r''
Maryland Election Returns.
BALTIMORE. THURSDAY, Oct. J, 1871.


FIRST DISPATCH
Lt Congressional DSirri-TwO Districts IN
Anne Arundel County give H. J Bowie, regular
Wing 81 majority over T F Bowie Qndepend-
ent Whg) Evansville and Spaldnrs in Prime
Georges County, give Bowie independently ll3
majority.
Hd-Roman (Whie) is reported to have ma
iority ii Frederick County of rs, and Hamilton
(Opposition) in Allegheny so Washington is
to be heard from, and the result Is doubtful
Hid-Two Districts in Baltimore County give
Lynch Independent Whig) 90 majority over
Hammond Opposition being a Wing gain
OF fl3.
IFh-The official vote was Walsh (Whig)
6,6s3, White (Opp) 6.l33.
TM-Kent County gives Evans (Whig) $50
majority Cecil gives Mccullough (Opp) 81.
and Hartford 81 for Mccullough Evars Is
probably reelected
P S-LATER.-Queen Anne's County gives
Evans IS majority, which elects him.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Evans lWhig) is rejected in the yth District
BY so majority.
Ist District-Bowie regular Whig) is believed
to be elected
Hd-Fiamilton Opp has l67 majority in
Washington and Il in Frederick Allegheny Is
ABOUT even.
HId-Hammond opp is reelected by re-
duced majority
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AIarkets...-BUFFALo. Oct. 2.

The arrivals of Produce since our last have been
FLOUR 2G00 bills. WHEAT, 500 bush. Corn, 25,-
GO bush Western FLOUR is firm, with moderate
demand 1000 bbs. Michigan sold at SO 81. There
is not much inquiry for WHEAT small sales OF ONO
were made at 65c. CORN i steady at yesterday ;
rates $500 bushels mixed Western sold at "A a IS.
OATS are IN better demand at &c.
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southern Itcms-Pirates Escaped. Sc.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, Oct ,. ls5l.
TIE Southern Mail has reached here.
The L. $ ship Cyane received sailing orders yes
terday TO Join the squadron at Pensacola.
Reid and Clements, CONDEMNED pirates, effected
their escape from Richmond jail on Tuesday night
There was a Sigh; frost at Savannah last Saturday
night.
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tHARLESTON, ;. z Weunesudy, UeI. 7.
The brig Venmcia. bound from DOGGY Island, for
Ncw-York, with cargo OF lumber, has gone ashore
on he North Breakers. IN St Andrews sound, and at
the last accounts was iull Of Yates
we know of no such brig as the above. 1t should
probably by the schr. Venice, Capt Appleby, winch
sailed from this pOIt On The It'll ult.l
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Rev Mr.. Carpenter, Mr.. Maclean, Mr.. JONI IL
Greene and LADIES, Mr J. H. Greene, IT. ana Itoies'
Mir Scol6eld. MIR Witty (LterpOoi JourraQ, Nj
MHtnry, Mr. Beicher. M. $. NJ bulley Mr.. Archer
and ladies. Mr. Bout and ladies', Mr.. ard Mrs r v
Yates Nh Thornley, and iadies NJ Ireland aea Ia
NJ Thoe IevoTs and ladies' Mr.. G. f.. Rawllns, Mr..
and Mrs. nos woo Wood, Mr and Mrs T su lime
and ladies. Mr. Spence and ladies, Nh. Glynn ard
ladies', &c. = r,h.,.o, rosi
don't rsr,ney Of the firm Of Train & Co, and the
y,ce.cbsir bv the commander Of the ship, Capt als
n,oun After the cloth had been removed, the
Chairman briefly proposed The usual loyai 'otI's, A.
S,a-cs., There were several other tOastS and facy
speeches
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NEW ORLEANS "Wednesday, Oct |.
Later accounts have been received from iiondu-
ras TO the effect that the British have determined TO
seize upen BanacO and the other coast islands and
had formed plan for the establishment OF PrOyls
lonal Government.
There Is reason to doubt the above.-Edl
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Advance III Hops.

ALBANY, Thursday, Oct. ,. 1851.
Hops IN Otsego and Madison are held high, and
sales OF 100 uaies have been made on Western
count at a large advance.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The feleeraphic announcement from Marseiues,
&C mo lass nj the Peninsular and Oriental Company
steamer Pacha in the China seas, caused most
nainf degree of excitement IN southampton, on ac-
count Of most of her crew having relatives there.
The Pocba was an IRON vessel built Dv Tod, Mac
crenor & Co., of Glasgow. she was 54S tuns bur
6en' and 2lO horse power, End was employed seve-
raj years in conveying the Peninsular mslls. she
rs Who brought the news Of the loss ofthe Avenger
having be en- in company with that Inflated ship be-
fore she was lost at Galita, in the nedl,eTranean
and was engaged in looking after the wreck Inc
Pacha left Southampton last year to run between
Hong Kong and Shanghai.
The cold discoveries in Australia have been fully
confirmed.
How many more Bishops shall be appointed, is a
question much and freely discussed in ultra English
journals.
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The Excitement NJ Syracuse.


SYRACUSE, THURSDAY, Oct. }, 1851
All is perfectly quiet here, and no arrests have
cen made.
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The CnnnI BrPak

LocKPoRT. Thursday, Oct. , ISL
No boats have passed the break IN the Canal as