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The New York herald., 1851-11-06
NEW YORK CITY ELECTION.
Additional and More Authentic
Returns.
TIE NINETEENTH WARD RESULT,
&C.. &C., &C.
NEW YORK ELECTION


We publish to-day such returns Of the late election
have to hand. They mostly reported
msjortes the State ticket and of will be sub
ec to many variations and ectioRs by the full re-
turns It Is yet impossible to say definitely whether
the whole part of the whg democratic State tickets
are elected The contest appears to have been unex
pectedy Close and may take several days to ascertain
the actual result In the Legislature it is ascertaned
that the wings will have majority in the Senate while
the Assembly remains in doubt with the PROBABILITIES in
favor Of democratic majority in that branch.
There avery general impression that Mr.. Recorder
Tellmadges popularity great at this time that he
could not be beaten at election notwithstanding he
about 1000 votes lower than Gen. Taylor at the
election of 1s4s when he was chosen Recorder the
first popular election of that judicial officer 1t has
therefore, excited great surprise that both Mr. Tamadg
and Mr. Surrogate Bradford probably defeated al
though some think they elected
The various tickets voted in this city have not yet
been canvassed; and cannot therefore give the
suit of the election the Judiciary tickets about which
there is much anxiety There decided indications
that the democratic candidates for Judges Recorder,
and Surrogate all elected. The result to the
election Of civil and police Justices is generally under
stoed, although the votes are not eanvassed
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TIE l. EG X AP HIC.
The Mississippi Election.

JACKSON, Nov. = 1851
The election in this State is progressing with much
spirit and the Unien highly elsted with their
prospective In almost every dtric. they are
polling an irnmonse vote.
General Foote, for Governor is sweeping every thing
before him; and il is confidently predicted that he viii
carry the State BY over twenty thousand majority
30 far a. concerns the Copgressmen, d. b. Nsbers in
the First district Jehn D. Freeman in the Third ana
A. ID Dawson, in the Fourth-sll Union candidstss-wal
undoubtedly be elected by handsome msorities In the
Third district however, Mcwe secessions,, is pollsg
pretty heavy vote
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Michigan Election.
THE NAJoRlTIEs FOR GOVERNOR

I'VE NhJOKITIEs FOR GOVERNOp.
DsrRerr, Nov. s, 1851
City Of Detroit gives McClelland dem, ou majority;
Kalamazoo, 225; Battle Greek, 273 Marshall l3c Al
bion 20; JackseR, ss; Ann Arbor, TO- YpsHsntL So
Port Huron, co. Saginaw 40; East Saginaw Is; Monroe
City, SO; Monroe county 1000 Pontiac iSi Boomaee.
S4 Algonia. 10 Oakland county IL IL estimated gyrs
democratic majority Of $50; Wayne gives "'o'''
on the same side, Of 1o00. -. o.s,,.b "a.
Msjcrities for Gridlsy, (whg)--Flint 10 uVV1 ~
Lavonia, IL; St Clair. "a. -. ..,,-.s ..s
But hle interest seems 20 be ielt - "a. AZ ~ s,
they come In slowly. MoCleland "NN''' -
will be abe ut 6OOu.
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The Louisiana Election.

NEw ORLEArs, Nov. i,tss1.
Louis st. Martin, democrat, Ia elected to Congress
from the FIRST district, Richard usgan, whg In
the Second district Arstides Landry whg s believed
70 be elected From the Third and Fourth districts We
have nothing definite.
The return. from New Orleans city show the election
OF the whig Senators, Representatives. and sherid by
large maiorftias
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SPORTING.

CPORTING MEN, ATTENTION.-THERE WILL BE
- two fine Deer shot for. at the honse of A. Duryes
ecleSi Thirty chances at 81 per ahsnee Eighty yards
will be purse and stake Of $10 mile heats best three In
ve in harness between the folio wing Mel
Jr G. Duryes enters Charley; Con Kiln CARL enters
g.. UnkBewn; G. Watts enters b. 4 Unexpected j. B.
oliver enters Nosey The proprietor trusts that his
endeavors TO please, former occasions will meet the
wishes Of public this occasion. stage will
leave No Y Fulton street from IL t. O'Clock and return
xs the sports A q. DURYEA,
Sheep's Head Iay House, Lopr Island.
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TELEG n A PHO

The following reports by telegraph are most Of them
favorable to the election Of the whg State ticket
COUNTY.
The whole democratic State ticket is elected and T.
Dsleom the wbig County Judge is probably elected.
tu,UrArarE coUNrv.
sirseen s0ens have been heard fon snd eight are 10
eeps in rhs whg m.jsritr on the STATE ticket In tn,
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The Albany argus Of yesterday says-The tesgraphi0
dispatches in another column must speaks or them-
selves. We give them a. they come to us With tbs
single remark that they indicate anything, CLOSE
and doubtful result the State ticket
The returns for the Senate have decided WING epec$
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ASsEMBLYMEN ELECT.


NEW YORK CITY.
Dist. Democrats DIST WMss
lst-Wnliam Miner. 4th-Theodore Ward
2d-P g. Maloney. 6th-Jsmes p. Bremner.
8A-Joseph Rose, Jr. 7th-F. g. Lucky.
6th--B. j. Gilmore 10th-James Monroe.
9Th Moses D. Gale. 13th-Wiliam Taylor.
9th-A. b. Rollins. l6th-Ephraim L. Snow
1th-Dsvd O'Keefe.
l3th-Michael Walsh.
l4th-Andrsw Leary.
1tth-Thomas j. St. john
Democrats 10, whigs 8.
In the Eighteenth, where Russell Smith defeated,
the result is folows:--
SIXTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
The votes in the Eighteenth ward, for Assembymsu,
were -
First. Second. Third Fourth Fifth.
Russell Smith LAG 379 gT8 293 1853
Ephraim l. Snow 26l T6 257 3ll ISL
Total, Ephrsim L. Snow. 258
Russell Smith. ..........................l,2 ,254
Shows (whig) majority. y.................... 2
Mr. Snow is well known as the temperance lecturer.
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Democratic majority

Delaware gave an snti-rent majority in favor Of the
democratic Lieutenant Governor, Of 36s2 Sullivan sss;
and schohare ei7 on the side II they have don.
the at this election, II would de side the
question in favor Of the democrats state ticket or GER
tainly in avcr Of the three candidates the Union
ticket The following vote Of enttrent town in Al.
bany county hovs hat the anti renters have probsby
voted gercraly for the democratic ticket Ressselser
vile Albany county. isst year gave Hunt Cwhe) a's
Seymour, (tem } M-democrstic majority. 80
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FOR CoNNhN'"' PgrlapxLFHia, Nov. s. lsst
-. =, . liz s,ves ls2 majority in favor OF calling
MlnInss MlnInss.scrsy Georges VI do; Newcastle, " do;
,,5,siss iis DO Several other places are repcrtet
sno ,no in favor The vote IA small aud ekcltes bat
~ there Is doubt Of majority In favor Of
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DOUBLE SH EET.
THE TURF.

COURSE. L. L-TROTTING AND
~ PasDg--Thur:dsy November 9Th, At O'clock r. n.
s. NcLaughlin names roam Lady Bevins J. d. MoMaun
enters gr q. Hero. Immediately alter match for 500,
Laughlin names IN. Lady BrootG J. D. McMann names
br h. Cardinal. JOEL cONKLIN, Proprietor.
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Nbig gafn...... 1,SSl
The majority in New York ia against the wings not
on the Union ticket In onondags county, the majo-
rty is against the wings adopted by the Union Com
mittee in Ulster county the majority s for Forsyth
for secrerary Of State who was not on the Union ticket
The following the counties remaining to be heard
from, with the msjoiities for Governor last year. viz
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

- : =
DooK or noRMoN.-wANTED 10 PURCHASE TIE
ID boos q Mcrmeu. Address r. r., Herald Office.
msp arApsTosEs CELEBRATED LxrrERs ON THE
M f&sse Prosecutions of the Neapol an Government are
published this dsy in psmrhet Jeon Nichols negs-
pearl street. soid BY the booksellers generally.
<,urrs1ys PLANTATION MELODIES, UNDER THE
asshory sf D. r. Chrsty. Esq yust ruslishss Irtes
cana, sv tisBiR RR6rHkR "a Casshsn street A H.
tesNf ds.eoupt 70 the trade.
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Wads Aldermen. .fssstanfs.
l-Abraham Moore. Josiah w. Brown.
2-Dudley Haley. John J. TAFT.
s. Oscor ", Stprdeuant Samuei r. Mab5eff.
4-yscob y. Oakley. Timothy O'Brien.
5-ychn Botce John r. Rodnran.
6-Thomas J. Barr. Patrick Broaden,
7-wiam NJ Tweed. Thomas woodward.
s-Ricbard T. Compton. Charles III Ring.
o-Wusm J. Briaey Helmus NJ. Wells
1o--Charlts Francis VIM Anderson.
IL Wesley Smith. Edwin Bouton.
12- Daniel Il. Tieman. s. Benson Mcdown.
13-John Peusan. WaHsm III Wright.
14-Jsmes NJ Bard Thomas Whesian
1t-Syiresfer 8 H. WsrS. Isaac o. Barrier.
l6-Asahel A Denman. Charles lent.
1T-William Cornell. Jonathan Trottsr.
1s--qlon-e a. .airud. jacob " Taientine.
19-John Doherty Peter r. Brasto
20-wlism j. Peck. VIM McConkey
RESAFIruLArroN.
COUNCIL.
Whig. DEN, Whig Dem.
Aldermen. b...,.,,.E
Assistants. ....,,.....,..s B.,.....H
Democratic majority Of Aldermen this year. .....1o
:" Assistants :" ......... o
WING majority In each board last Jear......."...
Democratic gain. ..............'.'''...lo
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.CEARING'S PRIVATE DANCING AND wALrZIN6
Academy SO Bond street open day Glasses form
ns for Tuesday and Friday evenings ladies
Wednesday snd Saturday Afternoons Ladies and gentle
en can receive lessons class for those who
can only attend week. Saturday Private Sorees
fertnirht.
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now gives democratic majority of from I5o to 20 the
State ticket, rs follows
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THE BALL SEASON.

MISs PAHKER5 PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY
IVA In Broadway of Thrtee street. OPEN
Day: Of tuition Wednadsys and Saturdays at halfpt
o'clock In addition to the new dances, "La Tempete"
La Qoritsa, La Con.re Dance Esp.gno" Miss Parker
enabled through the kindness Madame Des
ser, to intrsducs the dances. La Cracovis LA
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Maryland Election.
Burtwoss Nov-uabet 8. tS5l
Tho Mary lsad election Is progressing q itst,y
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EERRLRoS DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 81 WEST
fourteeuh street between The Ffih and Sixth
Madame Dubreu Ferrero and her brother Il. Fsrrero
syeeul give motto, that their classes for instruction in
anong take place. for young dies and mastsrs
Wednesday ana saturday Hond.y and Thursday after
at halt past three o'clock Evening class for GENTLE
Monday and Thursday. Private CLASSES and schools
attended TO- irees given, as usual.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

AJORsE TO BE soLD.-wILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION.
Thursday Nov 9TH 1s5 At the Centrevlle Course,
Long Island, at o'clock, p the celebrated trotting
pony BLACK Hawk, Jr Can trot mile in min 40 sec.
20 harness and in min As to Is years old,
eound and kind pleasant driver and the mott stylish little
every particular Can be at the stable Of W. WheelAn,
East New York. ong Island time previous to the
hour of SALE Any gentleman wishing fast, kind aud
stylish hofse will find this opportunity seldom to be
met with.
ES0R SALE-A VERY FINE DARK CHESTNUT SAD
die hsre OF about fifteen hands, six years old sound,
count Of tho leaving New York. Apply at Mr. Sea.
mans Stable 80 East Thirteenth street.
EOR SALE-A FINF, DARK BAY HORSE SIX YEARS
old IL be nds high sound iad and good in all
and fast traveer-suabe for Express business Can
Al Dlks stable Mercer street. above Beecksr Apply
to Z. RICHARDSON Il CO. SO seu..a street.
ENOR sALE-A SUPERIOR AND STYLISH PAIR OF
II Horses. enc beautiful dappe the other fine
sorr 6 hands high fast travellers we'll broke in single
double harness. old aud pere ety sound and kind
To be seen at Mr.. y. Joness Riding Academy No. lT
and l9 hsreer street. To be Sold the owner leaves for
Europe
LNOR sALK-A PORTER HOUSE. LEASE, STOCK AND
Fixtures, corner down townone of the oldest and
best stands in the city Enquire of John Lay rs Liberty
street, New Y'rk.
EOR SALE-A SECONDHAND PHYSICIANS GIG,
Il nearly Eew Apply at 1858 Broadway.
WAGON FOR SALE, SUITABLE FOR A PHYSICIAN
w private gentleman very little used. Inquire at
ONEALS Stable Of Twelfth street and University
Flsos.
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ExPREss AGENCIES, Sc.

&PRCiAL NOIICE.-TuE STEAMSHIP CHEROKEE
- will not sail until Thursday 6,h. al NJ Ths chsnre
5tA 10 9Th IL made Ia order % avoid detsnton Of
passengers the Isthmus We expect ha.
sssngers will arrive AZ San frasea tefore the fth
Docembtr-our " sils will close at 2 p. N 9th.
BERFoRD CO, 2Vesev street. Astor House.
MAILS TO SOUTH PACIFIC FoRTs-ER n. BACK
WI special will take charge 81
nails Napsrsiso and Csao and other Pacific ports He
gill leave Panama the 2d inst. on The Enrsh mall
seamshrhus delivering letters Nap.rAi.o In les than
~ New York Letters By u n maila The 9sh
inst. viii not leave Psnams till the 2Sd December
BERFoRD CO.. 2vesey street, Astor House.
GRIGoRYs CALIFORNIA FREIGHT AND PARCEL
W EyrresThs subscribers will forward Express,
usual stesmers CHEROKEE and OHIO. the ah and
1lth Hovsmbe via the Isthmus Of Panama. Freight for
oates w,tsrprOOf condition with and pack
lf5 lbs weight each We make ohayge for
Custom House bvsins Psrcsls received untia 0slees
''' s'"'' 'A'u ~ TnoxPsox HITCHCOCK,
HsssEe-s and Agoats li9 Peui street. corner Wall
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IN ana Phiaasirtis dtreot-Unitei states Msh Line
.hrcssh e .r, via Nsy Jcrssy q e, Ksscss f,[s re
New rorS Al from foot Of Gorilla AZ street, snd .,
Isdsipbis a. and "a. NJ sndsPh, from thsfoosof Wal
rop R.t-rropt wAsur~erox, on CHaRLrsror-
Thrcush cssts are ssd the shove lines through
suctov with through bsrraxe checks accompanies hs ain
r. N Passengers snd bag In ths trsn will
directly through from depot 70 depot The
-suts wiihout extra sharre.
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~ lbLOb BALL AND CONCERT ROOk.-1HE FRO
~ pretor rsspeouily informs tie public that his magu
Scent Room has been put In eapee order for the
suing teasgn Many important. alcrAtions and improve
en have esn made for th eomfer. and esnyetoaee Of
-rtee tev reception saloon paros ans dressing
Nth all the convsnences for ladies and ssn.e
Tho vau>be services Of Mr. vesey, the able
rr.y,ist vita The Sss Frsneh esoS sood and Al.
aaords will be provided M Yesey bsI made selection Of
rhe oheoest wines and liquors. and pains v
ae spared % awe satisfaction desrors Of
giving trt rate balls large dnner snd Turper parties will
treated With sn liberal terms. Ter particulars apply ~
sbe oHoe U-csby street.
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ING s. BETrs. .AUCTIoN1ER.-AycTIoN NOTICE
Nov atl2 sooci Duryees storage stores South street,
Clinton street. adjoining the Tobacco Inspection Ware
house. Print Rags $50 bales Print Rags Terms cash.
sale peremptory.
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Dancing sud Waiting Glasses FOX the
OF pupils. a the above ace every Monday and Friday
evening, at haf past o'clock FER gsntemen on eyory
Wednesday aud Saturday n, IL o'clock az and half
rsst in the afternoon for ladies, misses ard The
soirees fourth Thursday evening Of each month during
she seaseu to commence sovemstr 2Iih Al information
Ch.rruauas residence. 30 Bank street Fourth street,
day between the hours OF and 0ocsck orepoop
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~ Broons street-Th est.tlishrent open ed for
TIE season Glasses Wednesdays ana Saturday. Cor
sds and children Saturdays ft thcts who wish 20 at
tend only once wess classes kozay and Thursdays
other clssas Wednesdays and stardsy in tbe evening
sentsren practcng lessons Tuesday evening" soreas
semi toe adui and monthly for ehildrer All
-he modern dances aouded in the Of inatruo
ton. For partC ulAra. see eirculsr.
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sNnE BRooELyN CLASSES, AT MONTAGUE HALL

nnss, ~ ,n.,rc,as ss G Al sea
Fanny are open for the reception of pupils every Tuegday
and FRIDAY afternoon at half pas. three clock for Ladies'
vsses end Masters The Glass for Gentlemen under the
nssrueten s nr osve every Tuesday and Saturday
ring at half past The S0rsss evey second
evening during the 10 ths lJh Of
sember.
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JACOB BOCART AUCTIONEER-THIs DAY, AT lOX
o'clock, No is Spruce street. Leaf Tobacco, Segars
Of large eases Of Florida Leaf
bacco three old Ohio
Tobacco; 10000 Segars small tubs Butter ten pipes
dy ten gallon Kegs eight bags Madeira Nuts twenty five
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, piANOFORrEs CAR

CIGARS Ar AUcTIoN.-To. MORROW. FRIDAY. AT
- the sales room, IS Nassau street near Fuson-R c.
Kemp viii sell n above. 20 advances TuD) im ported
Ravus ofseve.l fsvoe brands and worthy the
attention Gf buyers.
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d REGoRy's CALIFORNIA EXPRESS, VIA TUE
" Nicsrnrus Rpute-The subscribers will forwsrd spe
ei BY n sspedtieus route per splendid steam
chip PRcHkTHEUs Friday, TN November, nj p. N.
As mted smount OF frestt only viii be received for ts
xsute. eery application must be msde Psoksges must he
But vsterroof condition. and net exceed 100 rounds
~esht eaeh, ,nd be accompanied ". N invoices.
THOMPSON HITCHCOCK, Managers and Agsnts,
l49 Pearl street. corner of wall
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Nineteenth Ward Election.

Mr. Snow is well known as the temperance lecturer
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UGTION N0TICE-THOS. BELL, ATCTI0NEER-
"A By H. n Bush Sale this day at 10Y o'elosh in the
Auet?n Rooms 10 North William sreetFqrnture. Beds
aud Bedding also, stock of eegars and Liquors OJ
hsst quality segsrs, various brands Cut ry Dry Goods
Fancy Articles, yewelry splendid Gols Chains, Watches
Guns fifty dozen Table Knives and Forks, &c.
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mo. B. BETTS, AUCTIONEEK.-AUCTIONN NOTICE.
Skins All Of recent mPOrt.tion and in CEN
o'clock, at Oneys storage warehouses. ~ West street
Hides56s English wet saed Bideg Calf skins-l06s1 DO
Powers storage warehouses south Of Gsthsrne Ferry
33 do do Calf skins The above shins and hides will
positively be sold to the highest bidder In lots to suit
the premises any time previous and
AuaaE al
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Az cmARRuAUp Bros Leave 20 CONTRA DICT

WI report maile,ously pus In circulation, by designing
Tersons that he has up teaching spd had retired
rsm his prosssi9n He can assure bis friends patrons
sud the pebble, thst ~ not the and respectfully
uaints them that he giving In his
VISION. usual and a. tAe te takes this opportu
atty 10 return his sincere thanks favorg conferred
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T,HR STEFAN UNcEAsINGLv FLOWS WITH rHR
subscrber-Lsdies snd gentlemsn, fnang he rays the
highest Price, pue ssrd their orders for the sale
their App.~e Jsws,ry Furpiture De Trade wsss
tvss ths sdy.atssa ISAAC q. LYON,
Ne ~ Waf atre2A bassrneot
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The result of the election in this State decided via
tory for the democratic party The following account
the best which have received
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NAMEsOF THE coUNCILMEN ELECT.
IMhigs In italics-Drmocrats In Roman
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TRAyELLERs' GUIDE.

fyAMDEr AND ANNOY RAILROAD LINE FROM Nkw
~ Yorh 70 rhiassiphia-Loave Pier No. North River.
.by ssesnboas JOHN POTrER Moguins Lae, A. o'clock
Ifsruoon Line, o'ceek. Fare hy either line tS for
nj a l.. BLISS, AGENT
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

n OPPORTUNITY SELDOM TO BE MET WITH
IA The lease good will and fixtures ef saloon attached
TO trs elss place Of smu.enent TO be disposed Of the
present occupant beng Obliged from i'll health
For particulars apply 10 W. C. Burdiek IS Liberty street
A BILLIARD SALOON FOR sALE-A WELL KNOWN
snd essstshed Billiard Saloon, located in the part
OF Broadway The saloon Is handsomely fitted
ing ak tables ans AL in complete order. Apply TO
H0wks n BALKCoN, S3 Nassau street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-05

Rssolwitons Of the Free Democracy Of Vermont.
The following resolutions show the position of the
party claiming to be democrats, who nominated
VIM. Reddeld for Governor:
Rssolved, That any attempt to foist the institu-
ton of slavery upon territory under the jurisdiction
Of the Union-any legislation Of Congress that ex-
poses the free citizens Of sovereign State to per-
petusl slavery, without due process Of law-that
denies the trial by jury and strips off the panoply
Of the great writ Of rights, is an invasion Of the
legitimate sovereignty Of the States, and an in
fringment on the guarantees of the Constitution,
and should be promptly repelled
which deny all these rights to the citizens we can
Resolved, That we discover but one distinctive
feature Of the wing party in its present place as
Swallowed by the present Administration fidelity to
slavery, the maintenance of its supremacy and in
volatility. We shall, therefore, Of pose the wing
party, its principles-it has none.
Resolved, That the wings of Vermont by cor
daily approving of President Fillmore's Admins
tration at their late Convention at Bellows Falls,
endorsed and rendered an issue upon the Fugitive
Slave Law-and that this Convention promptly
accept the tender, and hereby recommend to all
their political friends and the friends Of freedom
and humanity in the State, to meet the issue in
every political gathering and at the polls.
The whgs,who met in Convention at Windham,
July /, passed resolutions declaring that they re-
gard the measures Of adjustment Is can amicable,
and, in principle and substance, final settlement
of the whole matter"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-05
NEw ORLEANS. July II. 1861.


Samuel Reynolds E.., No. i2s Grapi~ stsst-
Dear IT; take this opportunity Of expressing
sincere THANKS and rendering grateful ackno sdgmeSs
for the benefit have received fom your
TWO CANCERS my right hard, which. happy ststs
nearly quite we'll and they have the appearances Of being
thoroughly eradcatsdi and truly thankful that The
under which os laboEed has Ny psn
the degree suffering had expersnced for the
particularly Of the long thirty that have
Afflicted all Who know tsfy. Last DR.. Gte,i
operated for sx moutb and pronounced
(ar giving sisht foretass Of pursaoryJ and joyful
this decon derous nd Of those twin
the well known and hset pain
long period But Judge DISAPPOINTMENT spring
they ,sturned in much form they bere Dr.
Gilbert treated and them cured b., them applied
believe with little hope Of relief your later
Dr. Gilbert in whom had placed much coincidence had failed
effect curs But told that could hand and
that speedily and also that you woud and all
appearances have fh led and satisfied that
know msicine perform well
feel efficacy Aud for appreciate your
and vacbfuness and especially in Inspiring
patie with couenee for hnd not been for this should
submitted the smputation Of hand But ihsnhs Kind
Providence your valuable services
tune IL averted-my hand cured.
Very respectful y your obliged and obedicnt servant,
jylS I'm JbHN e. BOYr Halter.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-05

Tobacco-About 100 hhds were sold. including rs hhds
Mason county, Ii Law and 50 at 10 hhds at
=, and 10 hhds. 4 A at 8. and r at 4slc y ID.
6uSar--TheFe q good demand and 400 hhds were
taken. further advance of No. We quote fair
71c There q sale plantation Of 9OO hhds $40.
MOlassos-Prcss have upward tendency of las
Dbl, Reboed at s6o and 80 bb Cuba Musoovado 25c
y gallon.
Fiour-About 1000 bb sold, including $50 bbs Ohio
at - N 300 st. Louis in two lots. At ~ 3d. I'll At ~ 62k;
and 800 Extra. in several lots. at 450e5 Is ' Dbl.
Grain-These large supply pressing the market.
and ordinary qualities Sales $50 sks. of which
100 interior in lots & 40 mixed 80. 400 a. and
go prime yellow at the advanced Of &c y bushel
Oats rmer. 1000 SKIS sold Bio for Ohio Indiana
and sac for st. Louis Bran sks brought d 90
p 1O0h.
Provisi0ns-We noticed only small sales of Pork At
el5 50 Dbl for Mes Bacon firm. with sales of rs
casks including casks poor ribbed Sides 9. so clear
OK, q in lots 9 80 casks Shoulders TX, and 10
tierces canvased Hams At 9Hc p ID.
Hsy-70 bales Western sold at 4l6 50 y ton.
C0ifee-Sales 1aO0 bags Rio at 90 ' ID.
Rice-56 tis,ces Carolina taken 1t Slac y b.
Llme-About $40 bbls Western brought el 10 y Dbl.
Whisky-We noticed only retail sales at 2Okc gallon
for Rectifsd.
Exchanges-Demand limited at on. quotations:
rrancs .oWfDe.io
Sight Checks New Yosk.".....k v ct. disc. to par
Freishts-A ship taken for Liverpool at 7l6d for
Cotton, and 25s for Tobacco.