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Interesting from Honduras and Yucatau

From the New Orleans Picayune Oct. %
BY the arrival yesterday at tn port Of the schoorer
Dart from Belize He nduras have received Of the
Wafthman news paper to the sth inst.
We learn that the State Of San Salvador has at length
finally settled all its difficulties with Great Britain aud
ratyiDg the that was made on board the
brought abe between Don Ignscio Gomez Commits
siopsr behalf Of the ssivsdor Government. and Mr.
duly confirmed by Mr. Dueras President Of that state
The same paper mentions report that the au.hori-
ties OF iueatsn have taken foreibe psssession Of the
leland Of Ambergrs and boisted the Mexican fsg thsrel
on and that they have stsion,d there armed force
Of $50 men The Watehaor airms that thi, isaud has
been In the hands Of British settlers and been copsder
ed British property for twenty years
II makes the following remarks In reference 70 the
"How the syucatsnians have then ven,ur,d 70 take
such step o. is reported they 5svs must be natter
Of surprise to sill foI II they had claim 10 that
YOU'D nave been but eoacion courtesy TO have
mAae tne demand in proper ait formal prior
TO adopting the barth. and II nay be said IN sarant-
ate measures they hsve done; m Il tcarcely to he h
nsved that, had they any title right they o1li naxs
allowed the British TO hold uusturb.d pssstson for
such length 81 time without murmur or varI re
Lheenency hcr Majesty su2erntendsnt has, however
proceeoed 10 thst place e sscs tain the facts 10
tbs repert and will 10 coubt take the proper seps 10
mac him'elf uy acquainted ith tue subject and act
sccoeing 10 the emergency ofthe case IL Ia scarcely
to be believed however that so gra,ujtous an i,.nf
shoud have been oissd TO thu British sg vhsr 90 un-
called Tor although merely s1iss out the oli saying.
give an inch and We take M ellis for from Bsar AZ
loved to beard Brih vtsels going up the river fion
40 conhscae their goods, an make prisoners OF their
persons thoy now wish TO ser their lands ON the
turn of bis Lxcesncy. the srtcunrs Of th. traus,c
uon may transpfe when We sail have much pleasure i'm
laying u before the public " "
The baieimon complains sesiiy CT the negligence OF
be pots OF Belle II says hat on the 2d ut four yes
sells arrived OF Ereiish Key aud had 10 Wal. III the
next day before they coui procure pilots to take
An act for the better ccectioa Of the rsv.nys IA
rived from custom bee lsty gone into OPERATION The
Uafchman thinks " will sGctually prevent r,n,in~
nee OF the system q fmugbg which for some ina Inn.
been openly carried on "e '
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rosr ofrIer Ronrghi As ARRrsr.-Durios ,be early
part OF last week Major Diver city poet naa.trr va,
no,it,d by telegraph and tier that thousand iols,
ss. nsa been IN some wv distracted from the pouch
IN tne lobby OF the Phiadphia Post Office AMI ,b.t
yourg man naned Nuger Griffith, recently clerk in
ewery tore Of that citySas suspected Of having per
peraed the robbery itwas also stated tina. iot.lIi-
gence nsa been had tbs the young man had gone 10
Sncnnati and an order ss given for his arrest shoulI
ne be found On Fridsysst Grifith was obssryed at
the poet offce window trr Tarvin vhs immsdi,telv
took him in charge His young ms n u over nine,
teen years OF sge. III shoved no sisps of alarn or
uepdson At the snnoucs of the charge on which
pe vn arrested On injury, Il appears that in New
hork be .il In compasywith some respectable gentle-
m.n o. 'hs city who fered him soms Inducements TO
turn MS steps Ia this oection ON his arrival mere he
sntereo himself pull In 0undry's Commercial Col
lsge IN the name Of Jnes Rogers lie also deposited
about $500 ct the Citiens Bank On his person was
ioupo suedry letters sd packsgs directed to irdivi-
aush IN New York an Philadelphia and very somicai
Journal Of the doipgand adventures by the wav Of
james Rose E,q lin which II appeared that in some
OF the Eastern cities ie had hgh time A. the 70,
eord daily states thstie woke up in the morning feel.
ing very bad. Frcr this journal aud sub-.Iuent de.
,eoptments II is evient that slthcugh Young in years
ne old IN iniquty He was taken before states
commissioner Csrpeter but decision Of the Gaze has
not yet been hsd.-fninnan Gssett, Oct %.
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Erscnsion of the Crpitoi-Openis,R OF BIDS
The proposals for furnishing all the marble
work 10 trscing msTb wcrkmanship. aud setting and
al sxssnses pertaining hersunto. for the Capitol
wines Nsve been tIeped but not decided upsn They
are - fslovs.-
Peter Fitz million s-o hundred thousand dollars
stockbri..e cr Epsmout
Peter FITS nine huBds-I and fifty thousand lollars
Large crystal marble
Provost Winter seven !. u dred and seve7ty three
thousahd blae hundred snc eighteen dollars. Large
cry,tsl
hasterson Smith one RaIion eight thoussad and
aty. tvo soilsts Eastchester
Charles AdsAe. one mlian NO hundred and 1ni rty-
tvs thousand dollars stockbtid..s
stru,hers son, nine hnEered and twenty enc
thosssand pine hsrfred dollsr s.sckbridge.
a. Cameron. cne million foa- hundred ard thiyts-
one tEousand dolls< Stockbrilge
y Cameron. million three lied and seye MT
one thousand dolisrs Westchestsr
John Eice. nine b7ired asd sish ~ seven thousand
six hundeed snd forty Collars Lee nsax st,ckbridge
Berry Mohun. niss hundred AMI seventy eight
ttousand tro hundred AMI fourteen d0lsrs bee
Berry hohun seven hsndred aud seventy -nve thou
sand dollars. Large Crysta Maryland
W. q. Emosy. one miiuoE seven hundrni a nd eighty
thoslssrd Ksstchester, Hastngs-bid not signed
John Baird eight hundred and ninety fsa thousand
tbres hundred asd sixty dolla.s. stockbridge.
Tom Csrnlsy, tDnen Co one million two hundred
snd thrty-th thousand eight hundred and eighty
dollars. fpemont.
l. stoddsrt. one silon two L.ndred and seventy.
seven thousand eight hundred and forty enc dollars
Epemont
,. q wilson, one million six hundred and ninety.
seven thoussnd sirty nine dollars fifty sents Hast nrs
william Brown, one million one hundred and nfty.
seven thousand dollars Manchester
Brtton A Leonard, one million three hundred and
ninety seven thousand six hsndred and thirty dollars
stoekeridee' Vermont HE.
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The Revolution in Northern Nsri.o.

We learn from the rsmpco Df-nsof. the tsnt,
that quite exciting debate took place Is. in
slant in the Congress Of Tsmaupls assembled VIC
tora the subject of the insurrection along the Rio
Grande General Canses, Governor Of the S4;s ssked
permission Of Congress to In company with ID Jesus
Csrdenas TO treat with the insurgents and sndvor to
pacify them, as 1t is expressed After pro.ra.ted dis
cuseoR the Congress refused TO grant the request but
gave the authorities to employ all the Of the
State including the National Guard for the purpose OF
suppressipg the revolt and authorized them 20 raise
fund.-, BY hypothecsting the public revenues ssnor
Villnano made a violent speech against raking any
concessions to the rebels
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DELAw AItU-.

An election will take place in Delaware, to decide
whether there shall be convention called for the pur
pose Of forming constitutions There has for
time past existed great prejudice against the existing
laws and the democrats have tried for several years to
bring about convention 1t will probably result in the
calling Of a convention, and the re-modelling Of the
laws
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MICHIGAN

The election for State officers snc for members Of oh,
Legislature takes place In this State to-day. There No
particular interest connected with &, other than
preston Of preference Of Presidential candidate The
whig party rally und the Of General Scott and
the democrats under the name 1 General Cass. TIE
candidates are
GOVERNOR.
Wig. Democrat.
Townsend Gidey, Robert McLellsn1.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
George II Hazleton, Calvin Britain.
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NEW JERSEY.

The election in this State s held to-day, but does not
7oses any special interest The members of the House
OF Representatives and portion Of the Senate are to be
chosen There very little interest manifested through
out the State
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rpon NV GssSspa --CerthsssnA papers 70 the 10Th
fepteubsr received In this city speak Of the submission
cf two d the chiefs of the revolters with
TIE forces under their command The terms demanded
by them immunity for their past conduct, in person
and property General Herrera granted the terms con.
Npf1Nlly, Aet hsy lhouId diHrD.
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Domstic MisceIIsay.
Thse we're CO deais in Boston during tho week end
ing the LIST met vhich 90 we're fcrvgners and the
children Of foreiene
The Governor ofcuth Carolina has appointed the
2ht inst. ~ aday ethsnksgiving IL thot STATE
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PENNSYLVANIA LEoIsLATrRE-sEssIoS 1852.
SENATE.
Democrats in Roman wings in nale; natives in
| SMALL cars; new members marked tsus Cs).
1. Philadephis city-Berjamin Matthias. WA. a
CroLLe
2 Philadelphia County-Thos G. Fernon Thos III
/ Forsyth SAMUEL O. H.NILToN.4
3 Monigemery-J. y. Jores
chester and Dela-are-H,sry s. Eranss
| 8 Berks-Hsnry A. Muhlenberg.
| Buen-BenoJsin Meione.
Lsncss,er aud Lebsnon-E. {. DaEngiont f.
/ Esz1
| 8. Northumberland and Dsuphin join {. Ruk,i
Northampton and Lehigh-CoHrsd Sinner.
TO- Carbon Monroe. Pike and wsypo--E w. Hamlin :
IL. Adams and Franklin 7Iolads Carson.
IL YOfk-Henry Fulton.
ID Cumberland and Perry-Joseph Bsily.
IL Centre, Lyeoming, Sullivan, and Cnnton-Wm
rscker.
is Blair Cambria. and Hantnden--a "A. Tbfwirie
le LuZsrne Moutour, and Columbia-C. X. Buekalew.
II. Bradford susquehanns, and wyoning-Geo San.
decson
Is. Tioga. Potter NKssn, Ek- CIearssld and J.asr.
10. Mercer versDgo, and wsrren-Join IIoze
20. Erie and Crswford-Jotn N Uaiter
I'll. Butler, Beaver, and Lawrence WK. HesiH, a
Ro5ertson.
% lreghsry-Jomes carothas
- NasLipgton sno Greene Maxwell Caslin.
"a Bsdford Fulton, and somsrsst-ffaapiHcu B.
Bernesa
20. Lunista Miifp and Union-EH Aty.a
E WsstmoresDd and fayette- John NJ Tsrlsnd.s
~ scbuylkill-Cbarles Frailey.
Democrats, l6i whigsi 49, native American, Ito
t<l SO
noust REPRESENTATIVE
Adams Darid M,iiinesf.
ineshsny-1ala M C1uskey, Ja~,s Fges, q y. .4sp's.
Ton. n. P,rn,v. >. Miller
Aspsirops; clarion. and Jr1erOn-J. S Rh.y, Rey-
Bes<er Butler snd Lawrence-Tbopas Dunesn, ssmuei
Bsdiosd, Fulton, sad Csmbria--wm. p scheIi, John
Eeau
Berks--asorgs Dens.r Isaac YSat J. c. Evans Jacob
Blair and IIuntlrsdoa-seh r. N Cvrs, HIRiam b.
Eazah
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statistics ssr Reference.

statistics Ser Reference.
SENATORIAL, DISTRICTS.
The following the ma.o1ities for Senators ct the
ast election for members Of that branch Of the Legla
;ure, viz November, ls4e-;Ae Senators being ehosex
for two years
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Democratic majority, II.
JUDICIARY.
Wings in /" small caps" democrats in Roman
JupcEs OF SUPREME CoURr.
jeremiah I.A H., B. Black, John b :, Gibson,
R,CsasD Rns Lswcs cov,,rs walter H. I0"F'e'
LAW JUDGES ELECT.
The Official returns show the election Of the following
persons for Judges Of the respective Judicial Districts
wings in small caps democrats in :" Roman"
DISTRICT CoURr IN PHILADELPHIA.
George sharswood, President.
GEo. NJ. STROUD and J. l. CLARK HARE. Associates.
DISTRICT CouRT IN PIrrsBURG.
wALTrR Forward, President.
Henry W. WILLIAMS, Associate
COMMON PLEAS
lst District. City aud County--OswALp THoMPsoS,
President; VIM. D. Kelly and Joseph allison, (natve0
ID Lancaster-HrSny q. LoSo.
3D. Northampton and Lehigh-Washington Nc
4th; roga, Potter, MKean Elk and Clearheld-
5th. Allegheny WV b. Mcclure
eth. Erie, Crawford and warren-John dslbraith
7th. Bucks and Montgomery-D. NJ. SMysER.
sth. Northumberland, Lycoming, Clinton and Gen.
9th. Cumberland, Perry and Juniata-James H.
Graham.
10Th. westmoreland, Indiana and Armstrong;. NJ
Burrel
llth. Luzerne, Wyoming, MOntour and Columbia
18th Dauphin and Lebanon-JoHN J. PEARSON.
18Th Bradford, susquehanna and Sunvan-David
Wilmot.
lith Fayette Washington and Greene--S A.
Gilmore.
18th Chester and Delaware-TowNsESD HAIyEs.
10th. Somerset Bedford, Fulton and Franklin-F
NJ KIAMEL.
18th. Beaver, Mercer, Butler and Lswrence-D .NlEL
AosEw
18th Venargo, Clarion and Jtfferson-John c. Knox
18th. York and Adsms--R j. Fisher.
10Th. Mifi!in and Union-A s. Wilson.
2lst. SchvylkLl-C w. Higgins
22d Monroe Pike Wsyne and Carbon-N. B.
Eldred
23d Berks-J Clancy Jones
2ith Huntingdon, Blair and Cambria-GEo. TAYLOR
REcAPTIuLAuoS-DIsTRIcT CoURTs.
Wing. Dem
fretldents s.............
Law AkSccldtee..
COMMON Pleas.
W1ig. Dem Natire
Law Associates. L i
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View York city Election.
PLACES FOR HOLDING THE TOLLS.
FIRST wAHo.
Ds l. At Broad street Hotel cor. Broad sad Pear ste
2, At IL broadway.
3 At 100 Greenwich street.
sEcoND wApb.
Dist. !, At 15 Fulton street.
2, At 65 Beekman street
THIRD VAN.
Dist. 1, At ~ Cortlandt street.
At Barclay street.
3, At S Warren street.
Al 2k tnew Nc Greenwich street.
rorrTp
Dist !, AZ shahspesre Hotel cor william ana Dusns.
AZ Warren Hall, corner Oliver and HenrysN.
3, At 945 water street.
s At 8N gsssl ssgyet
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WISCONSIN.

There three State tickets BE- voted for in Wiz
eonsin day The whg and free soil parties eentr,
upon the same candidate for Governor. Legislature
also to be elected The candidates are
GOVERNOR.
UIiT PIE, Soil Democrat
L. j Fsrwsn. l. J. farwel. A j Uphan
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
James Hughes, Spaulding. Tisothy Burns.
L W Wright Ed Holton. T Robinson.
SKATE TREASURER
J. Crawford JF Willard EV Janseen.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
J G Treu,dsIl. ira o Paine, Esteb brook
STATE sUrERiSTENnEST OF SCHOOLS.
Wn. II Lord, Azlai r. Ladd
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ELECTIONS TOD AY.
NEW YORK.

The election in this State takes place to-day. rhs
SoDowing tables comprise the nominations by the
parties for State, Judicial and Legislative ocers well
rs tie charter nominations for this city
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Hunts E,Aiority In the Sat. .............. ~
emoerstis majority on LisGtenabt Governor
ChuroA who received ule aDtiBsnt vote e..... 81
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NiAin-John Ross.
Monroe and Piks-Henry g. Mott.
Montgomery-C W. Gsbe o. P. Fretz, Henry Boyer.
MISREPRESENTATION Meyers, A. Miller.
Northumberland-Wtliam Folmer.
Peuy-Dsvid Steward.
Philedephia Cty-C. ONea, J. L. Gosslsr, g. H.
Hort, y. r. FLanissn.
Philadslphia County-solomon Demsres, d. Rubieam,
Isaac Leach, Jr, William Goodwin, William II. Souder,
Henry Huplet, THOMAS L. GFFoRp, ISRAEL r. SPRINGER
fREpERIcK REEL, JosEPH WAGNER, BEsJAMIN r. MILLER.
schuylkiu-stephen Ringer, Bernard Riley.
Somerset-Gerge MouTy.
susguehanna, Sullivan and wyoming-Isaac Reck-
how, Michael Mylert
Tioga-Jeremiah Black.
Union and Juniata-Wm. Sharon
Wsshington-Hugh Craig, John Meloy.
Wayne-Thomas j. Hubbell
York-George Kraft, James NJ. Anderson, Ezekiel r.
Herbert.
Democrats Sc; wings, 39 natives, 5-Total, 100 De-
mocratic majority in the House, IL.
RkcAPuuLATIoN.
Dem. Wig. Na,is
Senate. ........s...... 10 10
House % ~
e IS
Dem majority on joint ballot, IL
The Legislature of last year stood ss follows -
Dem. Wing. Independent.
benetes 40 40
House oo %
Democratic majority, II,
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IRISH EMIGRAET SOCIETY.
one, No. 4 Rsaae Strsst, NeW York.


oonsegusnos of the gr~at number ~ plants which
have Tor long tune teb made ~ kngrants, of frauds
committed upon thetn In The ssng of money 10 their
friends la Ireland and 10 aid aud protect the Emgrant,
the irish kmgrant society established fund depostsd
In the Hank u Ireland, upon shch they draw dras,
payable AZ sight at any of the branches of the hank
Perons residing on, az the city by enclosing in etter
the they wish forwarded, With tie plainly written
direction 20 whom and where Il Is 10 BE- paid will have the
reuiitsd.
There l. great advantage in purchasing the socstys
drasthat the hank has branch In each of the princ
pal In Ireland and thus hs osss by discount and
otherwise, are avoided.
The society keeps once at No ~ Spruce street, 70
which Emgrants can apply 10 obtain situations for whih
they fitted.
Orders from employers In ths country stating the SER
vices requred the wages, and the cheapest vdss Of
and giving rcspectabls reference, wall meet with
prompt attention.
The Society viii be thankful for all ercumstanai and
early information Of any fraud, imposition outrage
committed Emgrants and viii endeayor speedily to
apply remedy. GREGORY DILLON, President.
HUGH NELLY,
JAMES REYBuRN,
EDWARD @. DossElLY, Corresponding Secretary.
KIERNAs ID. DAILY, Recording Secretary.
JosErn STUART, Treasurer.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Felix Ingoldsby, William Redmond,
William Watson, Francis Mann,
John Manning, James stuart,
Terence Donnelly, Stuart J. NOLAN,
james Olwel, Cornelius II. Sheehan,
Charles NJ. Nanny, John Nicholson. mar "a
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the invioability of human life, which has so
long been troubling the conscience of legsla-
tors
Yes, gentlemen, every reader of your address
must have seen in it this twofold fact: a great
people stretching out the hand to great idea
the press of England stretching out the hand
to the press Of France.
1t belonged, of right, to you, the most free
thoughted writers of the freest press in the
world, to take the initiative in these cordial ex
pressons Of sympathy between the journalists
of one country and those of another 1t is
right for England, in the present position Of
affairs, to unite herself to France, as every
people that is obeyed ought to make common
cause with every people that is oppressed. The
sovereign liberty of the press in England owes
the duty of concurrence and support to the
dying liberty of the press in France. You
have solemnized an act of political brotherhood.
will say more, gentlemen, you have solem
nized an act of social brotherhood.
England and France, if | may be allowed the
expression, time the march of nations. These
two noble peoples have but one emulation and
one ambition-that which impels each to out
strip the other in the onward path of progress.
You English have given the world illustrious
examples in this career. Was it not your By
ron who struck the first stroke for Greece? ?
your Wilberforce who entered the first protest
against slavery?
Concurrently with the public writer's of France,
you are engaged in tearing away the mask from
barbarism whenever you detect it at its foul
work in the broad daylight of the nineteenth
century. Is it not from an English breast that
there has gone forth that noble cry of indigna-
ton against the manifold wickedness, wrought
in the name and under the shadow of the Church
by the infamous King of Naples Is it not one
of your Statesmen who has denounced, in the
name of the Gospel, the hangman-king who
calls himself the servant of the martyr God =?
We are at the same post both of us-we,
when we oppose the destruction of life on that
guilotine which calls itself consecrated-you,
when you oppose the violation of humanity in
the prisons of royalty. Both are committing
you against the throne of Naples-we against
the scaffold of the Rue st. Jacques-the same
crime of High Treason.
Gentlemen the cause of the abolition Of Capt.
tai Punishment is every day making incalcu-
liable progress. 1t walks-it runs-it flies.
They may enchain its advocates, but it they
cannot arrest The cause leaves the writer in
his prison, but itself remains uDshackled and
free.
Who shall, henceforth, stop the march of the
nations, with France and England in their van
and bearing on their banner the two words
which comprise all politics and all philosophy
Popular Government! Human Progress
CHARLES HUGo
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