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The New York herald., 1851-11-05
Loss Of the Schooner Pilgrim.

EcTTALo, NOV. 4, Ib0l.
The schooner Pilgrim went ashore Of Gilbert Point,
Cornesu., on Sunday and tetsl lose The crew
all sayed,
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Tic D,Iawaro EIcciIon.

wiLuSeroV Dat, Nov ls5i.
-ts rtori,y in tbs town. ia favor of holding the
-sricn for The nsv % institution IL 4l2
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$1,000 Chailenge.-To all Physicians "
the United States especially those
tais Will stake 700 u. convince you thstI
can and wi cure the worst oases of
asue, neuralgia. serofuia, dsrum tremens rheumstsm
gout. eysentery hopping cough dyspepa without
least simply with the Nerv GUS Antdots
TALBOT WATTS r. Electrical Nervist a5g c-ss.w;og.
street. Depet l02 Nassau street. " ~
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derstsnd appreciate the of aad ali who de-
the fnst specimens Of the oose
Dns thOw rooms to examine the nagniden. articles for
medal awarded by the COMMITTEES Hurs A..
the late Fsr Besides these costly and beautiful
Genn svperb assortment of all the varieties
gtle Hurs, at moderate prices
OENIN Nl Broadway. opposite 81. Paula.
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ELECTIONS IN OTHER STATES.
NE w JE TX : r Y

lie election yesterday in New Jersey did not possess
airy special interest; members Of the House Of Rspresen
is;ir., snd portion Of the Senate only chosen
THE RErrENS
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Ladies', and GcntIemen's n

ments H scet ok Leadbeater 3T aiway oerner OF
Leonard strses have fine assortment Of both ladies
ard tenens under shirts and drawers Of SILK lhmhs
wool merino and tton; snd very splendid article OF
emen fur shrts all Of which they cell t low
The New York herald., 1851-11-05

Geek Lesdbeater s47 Broadway, have received
lot Of woelen blankets Of various zes qualities, and pri
which will find desra be slso ooi stock
Of anr els quilts, lsce aud muslin window drapers
every th.ng else in dry goods for amily use
The New York herald., 1851-11-05

Wigs md Toupees.--Batchelor- New
Style wiss ced the most perfect imitation Of
nature yet nvertee Those surerior article.
should call 81 BATeHELoRs celebrated Factory No.
avail street. ~h,re be found the largesS
tortmtnt IN the city, Copy she address.
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Senator's Elected.


[MPERFE ECr.l
g,,f H1!rg Dis.. Ders0rcfs
4-Otediah Newcombe. Isaac Il. Cooley
5-Jane. " BeckHan 2-JOhn vanderbilt
6-F6vn Morgan. 3-Wm Mcdur-ay
The Il Benedict. 6-John II. Otis.
lO-Anb-ose Baker 9-Nsthsniel " Jones.
~ We II. Van schoon- 1l-Aibert Richards.
ho7en l5-Henry smith.
I3-Lhniel Wright. lG-Simeon Snow.
S-Gecrge Sherman. l7-Henry T. Bartlett.
10-bepj y Huntington lS-Hsrmon Bennett.
2u- 1smes Plat. E-D. Leroy.
zl-safr5ck :. stewart. IN Lawrence.
@3-G II BaTstov.
14-Wm Beseh.
IS Il Wi1i1ms.
2f-Hyrcl WeodbEl
2s-Alonso =. CIham.
2e-H rtp II. Clark
SO-John A ScElvkin.
81 Gsorge X Bsbsoek.
- ElisLa Wa-c.
NEes cc--ect. ...-.....-,... 20
D,uoera:s Z: Il
Pr tatle whsg Ia 9
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Commercial Bank, Perth AribOy.-Notes.
on his Bank taken ct % cent discount Notes Bank
&c redeemed at By EVANS. 70 aud 70 FULTON street.
IN payment for ready made clothing of all
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Root. 3s3. again mphnnt-victory

Root. 363. again riumphnnt-Nictory
afts, vieryI~o more trst premtum' sy,tdea - Roo
for the beet trhbed ~ tne frahtn lns
tue Philadelphia and at the ets'e ftr fsce lty hed AZ
Harsturg Pa making the el venth rold tnd eysr medals
vsrded Root for bis superior ricturts Ledee and
nsn desiring peturee in The trst styie % the art
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OSygenntcd Bitt,rs.-This medicine u
entitled TO the confidence OF sufferer from Dyspep
Asthma, snd general ,bity The certificates and state
mtn In m favor Of the highest respec'hbty nelu
members Of Consess and other citizens Of the
Bited States sod by A. b. d. sands no alton street;
c. u. King, E2 and 4 l.. seovl Co.. 3i6 Broadway.
DR.. Rogers syrup OF Livcrwort, Tar.
and Csnehasgua the sdy for Coughs Colds Infu
en starrh, splitting OF Blood u all other lung
tepdhg TO eonsum pten Depot. A. T.. scovli Co No.
$40 Broadway Price in large tOtte ST. or three bottles
for
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testr 7 Broadway Of Leonard street have very
large assortment OF Partisan cloaks and Opera oos which
oferins very low also both Ion
and dssable broche Thbe Cashmere &c
They have also Large stock Of silks, erinos. de LANES
plsids &c sc.
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Winter CIOthtnN.-In consequences 0f tht
the s ns the subscrbes have located
they for sale Of the largest and b~t
sesett stocks of frst quality ntemeas Clothing
and they to dispose Of them &C greatly
reduced prices They will return to No. IS the
s'~"se " "s ''''''Hs Ii. wEYMAN 90.
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sterling Advice. - Observe the crowd
that daily ystb the establishment of r. SMITH J No M
Fulton street. Ho 10 selling cheap dirt II kin of
Clothing and the excitement alresdy erested
topic Of conversation in all bu sness circles When Smith 10
about, the i've dollar snt is nowhere"
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re election ths state .o-day b. of n re imgor-
tsnes q ne ctttnf han any which has taken place
yssrs Ihis Tie trt eecti0n under the consttu-
.jon Ths rhigs N portions q The satr are opposed
- t apd The issue made upon its provisions The iu.
eisry also 70 b. elected There are tares state tckt.
80 follows
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eolors red or fray hair TO black Equally eele
trattG Is GoGrauds Italian medoa.ed for
klee tons chaps ehks, cracks, skin deorm
tes Poudre Subtle uproots hair part
L,uid Rouge Lily Wlite Hair Restorative Gloss At 6.
Wslker street, near Broadway.
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Of their at the their style
avis About in ten shirt that rsall
fte md becomes him. When fuc1 il %
chance that he is customer OF GREEN s. the cele
trated shirtnaker, OF Astor House.
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To Parents.-Those who about tr
purchase Cothins for their children invited saamn,
cur assortment. One price for goods; no devstiou.
ALFRED hUNRoE L. co, al Broadway.
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44l Broadway.-AIfred Munroe d CO.
ash leave 70 cal. the attention of ezens and strangers to
nishing Goods for gentlemen boys chdsns Clothing.
One price for goods; no deviation; terms ossh.
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those Gentemen's Boots, proof soss which
will be sold cheap, TO close the by the hundred
single pair Also kind OF Boots Shees and slpper
that ~ made can be foun in this store. 81 Broadwsy
s. CAHILL
B.-Certlemen, you save all OF per cent come
In
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Tr,mondous sncrifice. Unpnrralleled re-

town sold is eften asked and the Aaswr invariably the
ssne-tt tie Brotnakers Union, 50 Nassau The
public jus. beginning to hnd cut and nrs. ahead
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BaIdness and grey Hair.

IudIhs de- deiiy the most safe ant certain for
diseases OF the hair such restoring promoting fresh
ana luxurian growth wh baldpess asen place.
ce1pg all dandruf and scurf and where the hair
known that the latter dtee often occurs AZ which
aictsp deep study, mind, So, which
create ibfamnaon causing the hair to sit on. By the
Of the Hy this disease removed and complete
reaction takes pt os rect ring the hair TO its former hue
orrtoD. eols, Wholesale and retail by A. B. D. Sands
no Ful,on street. Rushton, Ciart Co 27l and J. MhAu
Co ls3 broadway m. ii. Cary Co 24j Pearl ssree.
and BY druggists and rerfumers throughout the world.
The New York herald., 1851-11-05
Carpetings at Red uced Prices.-!

DUhPHEEY s9 Broadway corner Of White street. .are
selling rich Brussels Carpets for S. to u yard heavy
three Ply Sc yard supertne, for 6s 7s yard
rood al wtol IA yard Oil Cloths heavy IS 10 per
yard And al other ind in carpet &C equally
lSw rrieef.
The New York herald., 1851-11-05

Ladies' Rubber House Gloves are nov-
considered requisite for every lady in dharxe
household duties They protect the hands in sweepn dust
ine care Of cos fres &c and speedy Tor
wien CHOPPED or rough For sale 10 by HITCH COCK
LEAOBEATER 7 Broadwsy and At all the Rubber stores.
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CoLoNEL FRrnosrs CAtiFoESA OPERATIONS -
some six months ago, we published In the New
YoRK HtEALp. piece Of information from Wash.
irgton. of The sale BY Col Fremont Of bis Msriposa
tract Of 20 600 acres Of the bes. lands among the
gold mines, 20 a London company, for the sum Of
q million Of dollars. The St Louis Uniyn, after
the news has gcse to California AID ba *, has just
made the discovery Of tAis splendid operation.
Col Fremont parohased this tract Of gold lands
before anybody kneE Of the existence Of gold in
California. Curious that he should have accident
ally hit upon the rishet region Of the gold country
Very strange.
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duction in proes of English imperial threspiy Carre.
DrrSsesss od Cloths, Ingram SMpets sc, AZ HIRAM
ANDEksOkS, No 80 Bowery. The choice Of the um
stock displayed the eight spacious sales Of that
carpet porium offered at twohris their value
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CIIrckuch-s Original Tricophcrous

proved by its hesp reputation to best arol,
Ter the Lair offered 20 the world Is i'm uAnt
curative, its cleansing and beaufyn pertes render
one Of the necessaies OF the toilet Fifty per bottle
PrinciI al 6fe ee, l79 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1851-11-05

New Is THE DAY AND Now is THE HoUR.-An
the elections over in this part Of the country,
and the next &: eat subject that will engage the at
tentOn Of the politicians and the people, will be the
Iext contest for the Presidency. Now is the time
for the friends Of all the various candidates TO en-
ter the field at In few days, the friends Of
Mr. Webster will hold convention in Massachu-
setts, tor the purpose of nominating him for the
Presidency national convention national con-
vention. Where are the friends of Henry Clay in
the city and State Of New York, and what are
they doing! He was the father and protector of
the great compromise measures, which have been
thus far at least successful in 10Th the South and
West, as well as in the North, and bid fair to stay
the tide Of abolition, in another year or two. fhs
has any friends in this city, now is the time for
them to move-to call city meeting, or State
convention and to put him in the field without be-
station.
The New York herald., 1851-11-05

70 HE large stock Of fine Gold and silver Watches
latest and most approved styles and at prices that
fail 70 r!eafe. The Hieheleu diamond pointed Gold PEI
can be had only at 92 Fulton street.
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coNrrt5iil' " rus ttFi'-t1

Secrs. c Morgan Philip D 1homas george e. Morgan
torrFHT eoNwtssfovFr.
-fruas ~ Hicks Thts stewart Thos r Stewart
roNvfsuc~rr cf rur tsNu oTFcF.
e,ergs r Brewer james Murray. James Murray
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Hair rDye.-Batc helor's cele bra ed Liz uid
EAr Dye he best yet discovered for eolorng
vhihers nsnonsnt |. Appied The wonderful ease snd
certainty with 0hc this tayofte and old established Hair
Dye Ierforus Is ttnishing IL Is for sas applied.
BACHELORS Via Factory, No. Wall street Copy the
address,
The New York herald., 1851-11-05
THE LEGISLATURE,

The wig gain in the aoOvs towns is over 200
The New York herald., 1851-11-05

JOURNALISM IN NEw YoRK.- One of the monthly
reviews just published-the JVhg-has q tolerasly
ell written article, headed Journalism in New
York." which contains, however, numerous errors
fgrave importance, mixed with some truth, geod
deal of fancy ard little speculation Of rather an
innocent eh ,ra,ter. If the writer or contributor
wished to furnish an article containing reliable
philosophy on this subject, founded CORES.
facts it would be very easy TO procure from the
rious leading journals even from the census re-
turns, accurate ideas than be seems at present
to possess. We will mention one ridiculous blunder
that be has nade-the gossip that certain morn
ing contemporary divided last year profits to the
amount Of seventy thousand dollars. Now, this
stuff TO any person who is ewes only partially ac-
quanted With any newspaper establishment in New
York, will be laughed at as childishnes of the
highest kind. In reference to our own Journal
some few facts are conceded, grudgingly it appears
to us, mixed up with variety of ridiculous fabrica
tons that have been set on foe. and circulated by
our rivals on this side, and echoed by the rivals
ofthe United States on the other side Of the water
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-12-11
Daniel Welster,s Farm.

lathe coursesof biography Of Daniel
Webster, pubhshedin :he Boston Bee,
the following aneedots occurs:
'.ln The vacation Mr.. Webster tool,
his iamiiy 70 visit q nice liule place
which bad been assigned TO him by a
creditor, on The road from Meredith
Bridge 10 Meredith Village. containing
i've acres more or less After ridino
over bill and dale, on rough road, (as
The story goes. he reached the locality.
and found--alog hut. with about bali
an acre of the veriest trash in The shane
Of rocks and bushes 10 be seen anywhere
II the Graniie Statei This was the ex-
lent OF his mice iiule place very nice.
unduaubiedly, TO hold the world together.
but OF no conceivable utility for any
other purpose, Without a!igh,ing from
his carriage, the Lord OF the Manor
called the old lady. whom he found in
possession as tenant. 10 The door, and
after rundry queries as TO whether she
paid her rent regularly aud If not, whe,h-
er size should noi be turned ofFthe 3iace.
&c, and The olJ dame protesting that
she was poor ai,d unatle to pay, thai she
inad heard that the owner was very.
clever soul. and didn't believe he would
be so cruel as 10 ,urn her out Of house
aud horne, &c. Daniel pulled a sum Of
money. from bis pocket, and assuring his
ienani that he knew The owner very well,
told her 10 occupy the premises as long
as she could afford for the money he
gave her, an,i be sure 70 take good care
OF them! Whether Mr.. w. has ever
visited his mice little place since we
knaw mot, bat il sill remlins in his pos
session, and is known in the region a.
round as Daniel Webs,er's Farm. -
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-12-11

We noticed under our ,eIcgranhm
hsiid, q few days since, that man nam
ed Moore and his wife, had been found
dead in their house, near Albany. New
York. both having been shot. I, an
pears that they had been out 10 house
warming at a friends, where they had
drank until they became much {n,oxicat-
ed. Returning home, they are snppos-
cd TO have quarreled, and Moore must
have taken a double barreled fowlinr-
piece and blown off the right side Of his bis
wife : head. He then, probably, reload.
ed 'he gun, and placing il TO his right
side, by means of his foot discharged il.
the ball entering near his heart. Mrs.
Moore was found in the front yard, about
i've yards from the door. her head lying
IN a pool Of blood. Moore was near the
stove. in the house. the gun by his side,
and when discovered, two lille girls. two
and q half and Eve years Of age, were
fonnd standing by the side ofsheir father,
weeping. Rum was the cause Of The
bloody deed. The deceased have pre.
sinnsly appcaredto live happily together,
and have never been known to quarrel.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-12-11
New Use FOR lee.

The scientific men Of France are d,
preseat specializing on recen; instance
ui young man brought to lie. ai.er be-
ing frozen up eleven mouths on the Alps.
y has given to rise to revived belief in
the theory that life can be suspended or
pleasure. aud criminals are about to be
demanded sof the Government 10 Be iroz-
en- on experiment. The reader will al
ready have inferred what relief this OF.
fsrs 70 such unhappy ladies as find lhem-
selves not contemporary with hears they
sighsto win. They have only 10 be iced
iH orerfaken. We should add, howev-
ers that the above is by no r,eans d Joke.
The blood Of q living man was Infused
sin'o the veins Of the frozen y oulh, and he
moved and spoke. The experiment was
afterwards tried on hare, frozen for
the purpose. with complete success.
Fhe Home Journal suggests the idea
af putting this discovery into practical
use. thus--put out $500 at interest have
yourself packed in ice. and stay frozen.
with SUSPENDED life. till j, amounts TO q
iortune.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-12-11

Pfoieus, Of the Newark Daily Adver.
User, ina letter from New York, says:
..The wife Of man Of means, and
The daughter of wealthy citizen Of lhis
ciiy--peorle, too, fond of shaw-recen,-
u died. She had been called beautiful
beforea ia,n:ly Of children had gathered
rouad her and she had not reaaunced
her claim ~ thai ti;le. Slie died, aud a
iirge cancousse was invited to The lnner-
III. The coffin vas made Of rosewood
luiaid with silver. lined with plated sat.
IN. The whole top was removed, and
The deceased lay in her narrow home.
She was dressed in a merino robe, made
Ike morning. gown, faced with white
satln. prolasely quilted and ornamenied.
The sleeves were open, similarly lined
ahd wro1ght--a stomacher of the rich
est embroidery covered the breast from
which all lie had forever fled. The
head was covered by cap OF choice
lace. aal wreath of fresh flawers arr
ranged around. The hands were cross
ed on her breast. with fAe fingers couar,
ed ipifh erposiue je,ceiry, which SEEM
cd tospatkie, as il in glad pride that The
hrighteye was dim forever. Thus be-.
dizened. poor food Tor worms. she went
down inios,ile grave, there 10 awai; her
Gu0!
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-12-11
Coalliionists al work.

The Hartford Republican, the leading
Free Soil paper in Connection, makes
an earnest appeal 70 lis friends ii Thai
State p follow the example set 6y their
breihera Of Massachusetts IN coalescing
with the Democratic party for State and
Federal purposes. A large portion oi
the Democracy Of Conuecticas are des-
cribed as prepared 10 accept any over
lures that may be made 10 them; and the
substantial profits resulting from the nm
holy alliance in the old BAY State are
hinsed at with delicacy. but with an unc.
sion well calculated to whet the appe,ites
of needy Office seekers.
The same policy is being advocated
by the Mnnchester Democrat, Q4oys-
dam organ Of the Hunker party, bu,
now the jealous alley OF what i calls
the Free Democracy. =
We notice tha, some Of these coali.
lion prints are suggesting j. r. Hale, 81
New Hampshire, for the Presidential
ticket, with Cassius M. Clay for Vice
Plesideht- prime fasorises Of the north
ern coalitionisis. s " 8
Perhaps some regularly accredited
exponent Of the great Democracy will
explain how these facts tally with the
theory Of reorganization, which is
just now held IN such special fayor.--
Hashingfon Repu6tic.
Z !
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-12-11

The Bossou Bee tells fact in The fol.
lowing paragraph, ,sfor the truth OF which.
many a business man. and many i pro-
tsssional man. of our own acquaintance,
ran vouch with tears in his eyes:
4 "I'obacco has spoiled and utterly ru.
ined thousands Of boys. inducing i dan.
gerons precocity. developing the pas
sions. sof,ening and weakening The bones,
and greatly injnring the spinal marrow,
the brain, aud the whole nervous fluid.
A boy who early and freely smokes al
otherwise largely uses tobacco. never Is
known to make man Of much energy
OF character. and generally lacks physic-
al and muscular, as well as mental ener-
gy. To people older who are naturally
nervous, and particularly TO the phleg-
matte, tobacco may be comparatively
hafmless, but even 10 these II Is worse
than useless. We would particularly
warn boys who wanlto Be anybody Il
the world, q shun tobacco as d deadly
poison"
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-12-11

i j. said that Kossnsh, having
been consigned 10 imprisonment for three
Years, Tor disobeying the ediets Of the
Austrian Government, he applied, at the
end Of one year. for the use Of books
He was offered the choice 81 one, provi-
ded i was not Of q political character.
lie asked for three. The request was
granted, and hc selected the English
Gramnsah Walkers Pronouncing Biz.
tionary, and Shakespeare. Ry Attentive
study Of these three volumes, he master
ed sfie English language before tho term
q his Imprisonment expired.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-12-11
: memory, he went on bis way rejoi-

er 3 memory, he wen, on his way rejoi-
cing.
Z Ihere,' said my brother, .your part
Hol the amount would be SO much. Con-
rive a plan TO TO convey to me your
share OF pleasure derived from this ope-
fatlan, and The money is at your service. =
Such is the simple tale, which have
told as twas told me-, TO add the eyi.
de ent moral would be an insult 10 the
re ader.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-12-11
Dreadful Raiiroad Accident
Three Lives Lost.
BusToN. Saturday. n

last evening, as the passenger tram
was on rs way from Dover TO Farming
ton. on 'be Choceco, IN. H. Railroad
when ahouttwo miles north oil Roches-
Ter, the engine was thrown down an EN-.
nansnent BY a culsert being undermined
hy heavy rains. and the Engineer, Fire
mn, and Section man were Instantly
killei!.
The names of the killed are as fol.
lows; Samuel r. TwombIy, engineer;
Charles Yorng, fireman; and Richard
McC.nsky, fwombly leaves wife
and three children, and Young wife and
Ave children.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-12-11
A sad scene.
An incident which created consitls

An incident which created considerable
excitement occurred few evenings
since on Western Row. A young lady
OF respectable character and connections.
and possessing more than an ordinary
share ofpersonal beauty entered the shoe
store Of Mrs. Doran to select pair of
shoes. During her stay in the store, she
began 10 exhibit SYMPTOMS of insanity.
At last she became SO frantic and yiolent.
that il was found necessary to restrain
her. She resisted all efforts to soo,he
her. and created so much disturbance.
that q large crowd was as;racsed 10 the
spot. Iibecame evident that her mind
was completely overthrown, and .nhy-
sician was sent Cor. who, with some as
sistance, succeeded in conducting her
home. Shc continued her frantic ges-
lures and incoherent rawlings along the
street exciting many heartless remark
from the passers by, and many 1 sigh
from the sympathetic.
The cause Of this cahmitv il wall
known 10 her acquainsances. Her story
Is one Of q thousand, and can be briefly
told. She loved and was deserted. All
her affections were ceniered upon 4
young man, who recently left tltis citv Is
reside in ST. Louis. Silent but .nower-
ful grief had wrung her hears, until the
sac moment above mentioned. when the
wondrous machinery Of ihe mind sud
denly began to jar, the iron entered her
soul, and the delicate Ghses Of ihe brain
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-12-11
Gate ana snow-storm AZ osweso.

UswEGo, Nov. %.
AS the brig Empire, belonging to Ii.
fi'zh,igi' q Cn. was attempting 10 make
this port. this morning she went ashore
ins'ie the pier, where she now lies full
oi water. L is feared she will 90 10
pieces. as her cargo of $500 bushels or
wheat i wet and swelling. It is now
blowing aperteet hurricane from the west,
accompanied By aheavy storm
ny iar the heaviest storm Of the season.
y VIII be 2 hare night on the lake, and II
is feared we shall have more disasters 10
report.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-12-11
News of the l)ay.
WAsHINaTnN. lee j

~, ~ 'AShfNSIoS, tyec. Il.
The Republic. of this morning, says
that Col. Polk's resolutions approving
p me compromise as n party platform,
were laid on the table in Democratic
caucus. on Saturday night, BY d vote OF
59 TO 30. BOYD, for speaker, received
~. Forney. for clerk, GO votes, and
i've members Withdrew.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-12-11
Thc Nniive American Party In
Boston.

BosToN, Nov. %.
The Native American Party have or
ganized IN this city, and on Saturday ev,
en'ng they nominated DR.. ]. ". G. Smith
ler Mayor. they also issued a call for
a State Convention on the 25tll Decem.
Der.