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ri - FISCHER. lac NrnNs @ -

y rgER Manufactor, and Wsreroom, no Greenwich
Il corner Of Dey. PIAEOEOkfES warranted ciu . ,e-
!, tunS Piano Tort.s tuned repaired and eTchanged
Iv3 In
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REelun.No Or Essen NARBEr.-Nelnes-
day evening ,ac Board Of Alderman COS. ftcl ,c-3-,
IL favorof tgIims Essex Marker. The Committee
propose tina, $4,000 he appropriated, an .ha. iae
building be- sufficiently .arg, 80 accumulate -ls-
pensary and Police Court as sell as the mar,e.. l.
VII be 10 length 300 feet. and breadth - fec. II
IS also proposed 10 have on IRON Bel Tower eye tea
on the same
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HW CIJfJNNIIIJ " DIN' IT TN HtFIf'- "
" la,ced their ManufaCory and arero Jins, now 0ie
. lar~e assortment Of Rosewood Pianos from D. tbl Ah.
,esvcs Al me lowest auufacturng prces. All nsifu
s,t. aTaned n every respect for two years ana tue'
ane wear rats MCDONALD BROTHER, No q
Bowsry near Houiton-st. ~ 'm
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trail Counties Thcv charge a. cents barrel W
TRANSFORMATION ii Flour from Marshall 20 Detroit.
lO9 miles, Wheat IN the same proportion, when
last year they took Wheat and Flour from New
Bufslo, lu>i twice the distance. for about one
half the pricc This was done 20 draw the car
rving-traGe over the road from Chicago and MI
waukee All Michigan people have 20 pay e!sH
collars for passing over The road while IN Butsi"
they sell tickets from Detroit - Chicago or MI
waukce Wa tins Road Tor - 80 ltyou Shouis
not have bought YOUR ticket until your ARRIVAL IN
Detroit. they shave you II -. because YOU then
have no choice le't bar % go hy this route TIL.
management cannos be deemed honorable The
road Is M the hands ~ 4 Boston Company, wh'
bought. M A. bargain, AM are now realizing large
dividends think never saw plush emit such
clouds Of dust - tlt The seats o. tielg cars when
shaking over the road and where the Siao'ral,s
were. We and the plush were shaken pretty we'd.
Il Won should travel this road by the s o'clock
L VI tram. ADVISE you, friend Tnb. - take
crackers along lou can get nothing Ia az un,a
tie unchrl>tlauike hour ~ half past eleven
Respectfully, Ir.
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Vicar Hugo ON Americnn Nla,erv

The following letter of the DISTINGUISHED
French Orator and auihoy. Nlcros Hoo. VA, "A.
dressed 10 Ms. Chapman, a lazy who takes i,
deep interest N The AMI. slavery movements IN ,h,>
county,
MsoaNs have scarcely any,hing 20 add IA vop-
Pursue lonY holy WORK. Yod have With Won all
great sous and all good hearts.
You aye pleased - believe and - assure me tha,
NY voice, n this august cause % slavery. Will De
listened 10 Ay The rrCai American people Who |
love to thnA are CLOSELY linked With the m,>Soa OF
ffa2ce. On ceSlre re - IL. UP NV voice.
VIII 90 II a. once, and VIII Go !; On all occasions.
agree With You IA thinking TIA, within definite
sine-iAa wlihlu q time nCj d.>aai--iee United
SNe> Vii rCNutlatc slavery with hprror. slavery
Nch a co@n'n Can there D, al lIconsTuiiV
SS'Oic MoN''.o0s. BaTonlSSn installed "a the very
IsN' oi "A society Which i .Sclg lbe airmafioa ~
sNufa'lon liberty hearlnc a cham h1>1iemv
Naon's from The altar tie c0lE Of .ae negro
,,ea@ih'd 20 The pedestal Of WASHINGTON q = g,
NNs Wh.N ara OF say more, II i impos, able such
SSSe'ae.e would destroy Itself Tae h.ht o. the
'uvStei'a 'entCtN alone i cnousa - destroy 70.
"h"t >AfeTN sanctioned by law among that H.
suct> pc0iie wso for seventy years nave meas
ne progress oi ciyilI ttoa BY taeir r!lrcA de-
H r cem0Cracy oy their power, aud liberty
Ne.f prosperity Slavery IN the United states
Sthe dui, Of iliS Republic 10 so such a bal ex-
hf's no ioresr. IL IS a sk2me-an1 Size vas never
~ 10 Dos her head
no. 10. ~htn slavery II taking leave al Oh III
W. ua' u should DC received by The nta VIVA
SA'r'l Is departing from rarkc,. sha'! i, rest
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VtcE-PPE,iDRnr KisG We commend
the following. from the No5i- R,s,str Of the
2sen ult to the attention OF the Northern Iunher
Journals who st!E look apoa Col K.ag \
Union man
Hos VILLAS Z KING.-The f'@-fiser and other
STYLED Union" papers frequently Te'cr to the Opl
l0. Of this DISTINGUISHED Senator, supporting me
views and doctrines which hey are attempting %
impress upon the people In hs letter 70 Nj CLtl-
era. Col King pretty much PVT u end % this OF
his name. by declaring himself opposed % the most
essential features u the COMPROMISE Acts dat d.
aTowing himself IN favor Of the REPEAL o, The Nexi
caa laws prOhibtlrg slavery in the Territories. Is
also Of the clause n the act aS0Lshlug slavery N
the UiStr = Of Columbia Stl. hOHcFer. occesIOn.
attempts are made 10 pres tlls grea; aad good man
INTO the ranks OF the opponents OF the Southern
Rights party How unlriiia1le AMI dccetful TINS
effort Is IS again expressed IL another letter which
Col King rs written. and which published IN the
Grove Hi CLARKE County Herald addressed 20
Willis Darby EsC., Of Clarke County. In l., after
declaring hlnSCi. opposed 10 the attempt 20 form
new party, 20 be called The " Union Party" Col.
King thus speaks OF the Congressional election IN
this District
u congratulate YOU and the country II The harno-
nious acton Of the Convention ~ The 1o0u7afion u
Jidge Bragg the Secession candidate, m opposition
20 Mr Langdon. editor Of tue N9ttc Acrerfisrr.
Union paper as the candidate fO- Congress .om your
district He Is a genuine Democrat, STATE Right,
man in the true acceptaion Of the term, and IN ms
hands the Interests u the South Will be secure.
Sice7tlv hope he s7U BE- s'crftf bg dfcifei n9oTf9
II our people but true ~ Themselves such must
be the case. With the highest respect. yours, &C.
wv. r. Ming.
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PARTICULARS OF THE Sioux TREATY

PARTICULARS OF THE SIOUX TREATY.
The Gaiena NllJ Adrvt'Sr Of July % confirms the
report that treaty had been effected with ne sioux
Indians. and says
The treaty was concluded on Thursday, BY the
ceremony of setting hands and seals on The part OF
the Commission and the uncouth sign-minual OF the
Indian chiefs The presents were then delivered,
and several hours were spent IN the interchange OF
cordialltes The Commission are now at Mendoza,
adjusting some minor affairs.
By this Treaty the Government OF the United
states acquires title TO 10000 square miles 81 most
excellent and-boing about twice as large as
the whole of New England and containing ten
times as much land suitable for profitable chI'l'a-
ton.
The amount to he paid ) sad to be an annuity Of
GsOCOa wear for OTty years $4,000 year IN cash,
and the balance IN merchandise. These terms are
favorable 10 the Government and We presume VI!
be ratified without hesitation.
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Casualty ON the uousatonic Railroad.
Correspondence OF The Tribune
SrnckrR,n.r Ms SAtlrtlN. Ang

SrOCknR gcF. Mass, >Atufi1y NuS
The night tram from New \ ork, due horc
i ~ O'Clock. met With seriou, occurrence last
uight Aug ~ Aboe; ;hre quarters Of annie west
~ ouy stat.ou-houSe some villain had placed Large
re upon The track. IA such manner as inevnaolyto
throw the tram or, AID succeeded 5U, too well IN
ms reiar,Ous purpose The point selected Tor the
location ot the obstacle was near the foot Of de
sceudng grade down which The train ws> running
With accelerated velocity The engine, afler lesv-
ing The track. ran eight az ten rolls, and then
punging OF an embauknient of about ter feet els-
Naton. partly buried Itself m The earth. The tcntsS
followed IT, and lay complete wreck above and
around IT, TIE Po>i-Oftcc and baggage car drove
down the emh.nknent on the other side ana brought
mp halt-up>ct and much broken. The passenger Cur.
pgoN.ientaLy broke loose from The ftSward portion
Of The tram. and renamed staining Unharmcd upoa
the rails Strange 10 tell ihe engineer kept h> place
during the whole scene, and proceeded. with won.
Lcrul ScltpoS>eSSion. 10 take measures 10 preycnt
urher damage from he pCntun steam alteT the
shock. lie escaped with icw bruises upon hiN
hand The fireman. however. did nor fare ~ wen
be lad an ann mashed 20 lcly. ana suffered ampu-
tatlon tO-,.ay. Three or tOuT persons IN the Post
Oifcc and baegage-roOrlS escaped almost miracu-
lousy. With extremely slight damage
The miScrcant who caused the catastrophe = SIS
pecied 20 bc lriShmdn. whose gross carclcSsless
at0tstimc has caused hlm 90 sustain some damage 10
The manning oi cattle and ne Is wreaklng ila5,hrh
revenge, not only upon the Company. but upon he
lives of innocent travellers. This Is not the first
the second time the same thing has hccn done. and
fortunately discovered IA time 10 arrest the results
believe measures are on foot 20 secure his arrest.
IN which casS our anii-capnal punishment people
here are in favor o' seeing HIM practising an IA
cancc n The end OF halter.
Yours. truly. Cfvu
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=, America What, Drive it from the hearth 0,
Omar. and adopt /; at the hearth OF ffahAAh 10
NO. No -. ....,,,,s mar.
or les slowly, which fashions which .elressef ar g.
corcirg to mysterious plan Persepice ony 70
mai shirts the facts the men, the laws 'ne IN . 10
H. re6TiH or bc,ter under ali human things, there
LEI iii those great souls who love IN, the me-
state. as a country, be reasSuIed. me me-
s,s,cs r,rs- renounce slavery they mus rch9nlce
;ne,fy They cannot TenOunce Liberty Ihey
-, 'r,,o,nce slavery or renounce the Gospel.
IIcv vii never renounce the Gospel
Accept, Madam win nay a 1ey ye,,.c 70 ''
you 9 - Isil poris VicTOR HUGO.
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" DARBY, Esa.'


LockPoRT.-The LockpOrt Journal IS the
title Of new Wing paper which has arisen
from, the ashes of the Niagaya Cataract, which
acted with the Barnburner section OF the Uni
ted Free Democracy NJ c. Richardson, for
merly of the Lockpo7t CouuT, Is the publisher of
the Journal and. as matter of course, he strong
Is opposes slavery extension. and goes for the
Union. The Journal viii be found an able expo
nent of progressive Wing principles. and Will
greatly aid the hoS.ony of the party upon the
basis of freedom and liberation OF opinion as re-
commended by the State Committees.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

New MAcmNE.-E.ngine Company No. .
bring home Their new engine on Monday next, TO
the new ongne-houSc situated on NyrteaV. The
engine Is SAID to be hr,-rate machine, and the
Company calculate upon having pleasant tune.
CovE N PuRsuIr.-We understand that
two members Of tie police force OF tmS city have
gone TO Boston ~ pursuit of burglars who are sup
posed 20 have committed dcpre1atlons m this city,
and who arc NOW under arrest IN Boston
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Gale on Lake Erie.

BUFFALO, Monday, Nug D.
We had a terrific gale last night, which attained
its hiyst about O'Clock tins morning. The schooner
II \ Gates from the Upper Lakes for Montreal,
lost her sails and put IN here for repairs She VIII
have 10 discharge her cargo OF grain. The schooner
j. 0. Ward ran on 10 the pier while endeavorIng to
make tins harbOr, and sunk almost immediately. II
II feared She VIII be total loss The schooner sam
Hale also came IN badly injured. and We expect 70
hear OF further disasters from up the Lake. The
aae has subsidized
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NmcNA.-PoIl.cai Pregara,I0ns.-Pre-

lkGIflA.-I OIttttU re. bfIdltYtN - IL
mou:ory indications are taking place IN this
State iol the reaflillalion Of It's Democracy
with the natural allies OF the South at the North
In Eastern Virginia, Buchanan and others are
named for the Southern Rights support and IN
the Western pant OF the State the Democratic '
journals are iavorIng the new man policy and
are al loss to choose between Walker, OF Wis
cousin, who Is a native of Virginia, and Douglas
OF Illinois, who owns one plantation IN North
Carolina and another in MlssisSip2i. 1t said and
# the latter Presidential asplrant would bay 4
Virginia plantation, although h. Is a NermOnter
hv birth, he might obtain the Virginia influence
Every Virginia Loco-Foco paper opposes Gen.
SCOTS nomination. But If The press OF Western
Virginia does not unite upen any new man. II Is
supposed they would again prefer Gen Cass the
W2cs'ing Arsus and FtliorsrHe H.,oH both
naming him under these "crcuu stances
The Central Democratic Committee (com-
posed OF members of the late Reform Conycu-
ton and the Richmond politicians have fixed
upon stanton as the place for the Democratic
state Convention to nominate candidate, Tor
Governor, Licu;enant-Goyemo and Attorney
GeneIal, and the 2ith OF SeptemOcr 5 the day.
The Richmond Enqsirer considers this Con-
ven,on vital movement, aud that i, viii
arouse the people for the October Coneression-
a, election. The Eaqurrr calls most enthusiast
ically upon Us friends TO rally. one and all Tor
the choice OF Delegates 10 this Convention and
SAYS.
We trrst We DO not go too far, when we say that
VIC find II TO be the general sentiment OF Democrats
IN the Convention IRON all paris Of Virginia that
some strong man from the West ae taken I'D for
Governor, and a strong man from he East for Lieu
tenant Governor, regularly alternating 80 each cleo
ton II Is generally understood that lae Wings viii
nun some Western man for Governor
To secure 10 the Democracy the important and
substantial honor OF putting the new Government n
oDCra'lonand also the return OF Democrats b Con
sTe>s-li bohooNcS the Democracy OF Virginia 10
arouse and put forth all their energies. They can
not bette. begin than BY holding meetings a; once %
S4tl >GufpuQltr
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CITY ITEMS.
Confession OF Do,,Slas-.

The following copy OF document for
wsrded b President Fillmore. coa,a;a5 the DYING
confession Of ne murderer Dous'ts
COPY
| t. ne Preaor7f y Pc Urr;cf Sfiss
SIN The uncersi med c.e~EJ mon IA tlc City Or
Brooklyn, ath-lr tia. they were With ne mea known
90 EdN ara 7. Douglass and Thomas Benson on The
mornlhe Of their execution, when, beng soiemny
adlured ny IL. rs n he presence Of Almighty COD
before whom t.ey were soon 20 stand tlsemoot.et
hey seyeral-y declared tn ntreinRocence Of mes
; clemens Of any participation n the murder Of
Ravens "hlcA assevera,lon they soiefnay A1irmei
IN the last sentence Of then address 10 the M.et
States MARSHAL ant those present
And We a,O sOemuly affirm That the mar known
Is bdwaTn = Douglass after having been for DAYS
and months solemnv uret 20 >peaA the truth. cd.
On the morning Of lis execution voluntarily recall
all MS aSSe' eratiOns Cf innocence and IN hi> eel
declared g. Us both these words d" both shot The
man. and stabbed the man. AMI S,TucS the blow"
ant on beng questioned whether the opinion Of D.
hoosaA about tAo large was correct ne sud No,
II Was the small Ak bnt The Doctor torso, ta4' was
a powerful man"
On beng questioned why lie Jl not strike the
man upon the head. h answered. " A. / aimed n
the heac, hut n doteei" Tie was then asked L he
thought Clemens ought 20 be executed. and he
SWeTed, " Certainly hot"
signed. JAMES l. HODGE
JOHN " b. MOOD
Taken. subscribed. ana Affirmed before me this 2o'a
| day OF july, 1851 joins X. kINS,
Justice OF the Peace OF the cry Of BROOKLYN
MURDER TRIALS TO CoME.-Snce the
| MAY Tenn Of the Oyer and Terminer. tie following
cases have occurred, and VIII have to be tried The
month Of September John d. Brown ami Joseph
Clarke for the murder Of a Policeman n The Fourth
| Ward Michael Mulyey FOR murder Of man John
| Charles attempted murder Ellen Doyie, murder
! Ing woman the Points Louis Harpel. fox shoot:
ng 0ith intent TO k Angel Swaraz, for slabblng /
man in the Fourth Ward Antoine Lopez. for killing
| a Policeman in the Fourth Ward John Cayanah,
| charged with beating a man over the head until his
| life Is despar,d oi.
UNDER SENTENCE OF DEATH.-James {.
| Clemens. for mutiny and murder on he bark Glenn
Henry CarnaI for the Dey-s;reet murder James
| Wall for numbering man on ST Pair.ck'S Day
Aaron p S,oohciy. for the murder Of Negro on the
Five Poin,s--are under sentence IF death and now
confined III the City Prison
CRIMINAL STATISTICS FOR JULY.-Mr.
gro CoacHvAN, Clerk Of the City Prison, publishes
the following taiisiics being The Monthly Repori Of
! that institution.
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A.o11r,os N THE SoUrH-The Amor

ABOLITION II THE SOUTH -ihe hn0r-
,r,e Tenn Wing states tha.. a, public eNm1itioh
of an Academy IL Washington County III lItl ~
u 30 students delivered an aiircss upon the
Ssvery question prepared under tic control OF the
prInclnai. who Is said 10 be Northern Apohiloni,t,
argIIng al length from scripture me lnpos,ioiily
~ rnar, being a Christian. who j. siaveholder
Tbe south owes Il 10 Itself 70 put down. not oy "
olence. but by firm and decisive measures, lIS'.1-
,ions at which such sentiments are propaga,eq Ao-
li.on.ts should he taught 20 cOnhne their iaoors 70
tho own country When they appear on tals sl9e
II Mseon and Dixon. they should be. eJecied forth
IN. and such a penalty affixed 10 their return a,
vii convince them that dlSreiionls ie otI,eI pan
Of valOr' lKchnohu va"
This is the way free-spoken Northern men are
protected BIZ the Conservative puDhc opinion
OF the South. If Northemer advocates Seces-
son and extreme Southern notions, and the III
vn,y o. the institution he IS o. course trea'ea
NOS: -espec.'ui:v.7
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By Telegraph to the New-YoFk Tribune.
Depar,ure OF another Cuban Expedition under
Gen. Lopez-Mass Meeting 10 Celebrate the
ar
NEw-ORLEANS, Saturday, Aug. ,.

NEw-ORLEANS, Saturday. Aug. ,
The steamers Cincinnati and Pampero san tonight
for Cuba. Gen. Lopez goes IN the Pampero and a
number OF men. with arms, &c. are now on board
The Cincinnati has regularly cleared at ihe Custom
House mass meeting is now holding to ceieOrile
the departure, ana great enthusiasm and excitement
pvpEaIlN
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The Whig state Concentrations of Day
The Committees fixed upon Wedne sdaY,

the eth of September as the day for holding the
state Convention. As tina, Is one, aud The principal
DAY of the state Fair II has been thought advisable
10 change the call. The Secretaries of the several
Committees have accordingly named Thursday, the
Eleventh day Of September, for The meeting OF the
Convention. Wing papers VIII please notice the
alteration. ALBANY Evening Journll.
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CcTToN is N fair demand Sales TO-DAY, $500 bales
N , cents for Ordinary North Alabama Middline Is
scarce and quoted al = IN tins Evenings List Prime
Yellow Com IS a, G0G62. The Atlantic> news was
received "a, noon today
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MAssAcHusgrrs.-Messrs. D. T. Ashley

VI ASSAcHUSgTTS.-MesSrS. d. /. Ashley
and YIN. l.. Smith have retired from The posi-
tons Of publisher and editor OF ihe Springfield
Post. and have been succeeded by William
French and Henry " Dwight, The POST Is a
Semruatonal. Sumner and Gushing organ. and
OF course Is ior the pcrpetuauOn of the Coalition
as long as tie " Democrat" can reap my aivan-
ase from 1t, and In fact II gees - lar Is 10 aiyo-
cate union OF both the Democratic" o.ganI.
Ia'onS OF Massachusetts, inlo one parry. should
'ne Site Convention at Worcester. Angus, -.
50 decide
he H~sAea Josausiaul LINN NJ, are out,
III -1."f oil the nomination OF VIZ. Winthrop a,
"' nag candidate Tor Governor The Fan r..
r'- -aa''''r takes seaside view of the question.
,"..'.la.,S no one, and hopes The Convention
VIA genuine !tSeli To State matters. and IL, \,
ucnai poliucS 60 for the present. T.c b.. Ga.
e.fif - M iavor of The Nomination NJ ~ ~
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NIarLct. .Nrw-ORIrANs, Aug.4

The sales Of CoTToN to-day have been 200 bales
prces nave undergone no change since the receipt
Oi The NIaCaTdS news
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Ira f..vr.
Ao'E - 'LAAo0'i' W. MI" N"D "'"""
SylcInr.-An extra Ncw-rk MeT'iTy oi yesterday
SAYS Our city lat egcuing the scene Of 4 muir
- III ,., ,t,, mos, cerc,ai ;n,eres, IN
ctl VIII" Has eA'l''i '-'' ''o'' > "' 20 "
al hands and when Is anoiheT Iedriui cAapleF IL
the history of love and crime Edwin Drum, m
!. -, ,i . i,,. ~ ,-o.- -, tl,e en,niov of Holm
Burnett at ms foundry the upper part of the city.
has d. anrcars :. having attention for some period
,t -, :, ,,,.,.c ,-ir, rar,ed MARGARET Garraty en-
- - - -, 49, ,,h.-,o. " T,lo- -. Tho
s"s'" - = '''" - '''' " ~ Wv
-''i'" " 81" i''''''
far as to lead to an arrangement; for their marriage
during tAe same PERIOD however seems t.a'
Drum n4 pee. also esasei 10 ao,eI en- anu OF
IN P,S,c.st. ncar ReccFor Lasi evening Marearct
informed some OF her iellow.sery that sac m
tended TO XII nun ana ,to Mt cI' ing Nie MIC"
i'e 80 iI- ~ oc,5C Dr,,p nJ I, wife we're Walk,
ing ~ Plane-si near Tie corner Of new, ard Mar
garet approached tnem say ing' No" Tor u. Ll"ii
ana pun seu We az 'S H,.t'O .' I',, ~ .',
=. NJ ~, m - sor fi.t,nce and student, fel
dead
Tie body o.. the murdered man was i4hcn 10 tir
N"l'.-iiou'e' "",H ~ :, Do'.-r' ~ '''' 49, ',- =,
En-. The 9e,gbborhool of the hcar,. Aver commit
;IBe the deed. Margaret. according % reports, pro,
ceeoeu nome 'lv mo. '''e1 0 '' '''' ' ''o '''
'' ~ a.. hos ,.ro,i, he ,re,,,s ,v,a,n, r. and
. .in,sa,i ~eror.s are m circulation H.. Ia tie char
ac,er of the intercourse between ne m'r-ercsS an!
heI victim iei u,,o,c Wa e'o -, on. ~
Son or oi mlrd diseased" wc unable TO de.
iemine We understand nat when she feturae.
ZONE $50 sio Z ~ mo Iic,,r,
II Is snd tha. She exhibited the knife aterward II
herself or 90 to New-York. TIE general impression
Oh al see ~ &c ' ,5e , n m. dcc
- -. .' ',1 ,r',,'.
Posr-OFFlcE GUIDE D. Appleton d
49,. 49,, ., D,,ht,.bol The limited :. ates Pos,
Office Guide by Ell Bowen late Of the General
~ WV, can, lIn,.oa
$50, ,,,,.r,o. ,n accoun, Of the regulations
- 49, -, ste. p,st.ORce Denartmen, a di.
g.. - ~ .c.s If Con,res, and decisions Of the
-. .o.-e,,o 10 pos,,,ge and Pos, Rou,e.
y,ib corcnlete and ineligible Postage Tables an
accurate LIST Of all the Po>t-Offces the United
Cana, aud steamboat routes. All these statistic,
ba., beea prepared with much care and labor. and
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-06
Further Election Returns from kentucky.

TLI7tl
The votes Of the city of Louisville have not been
counted vet but Marshall, (Wmg,} for Congress, has
a majority Of 2l5 over Mornwether. opp The
scattering returns, however. from the various as
tricts are unlavorabo TO Marshall, and Merrlweher
IS generally considered to be elected. THIS CITY
elects Wing Representatives and Opposition, and
a Whig senator.
CINCINNATI. Monday, Aug. /
The returns from kenton County are nearly ali IN,
and Stanton (Opp) has about $50 majority In
Campbell County Stanion'S majority IS about 250
The vote for the other Loco-Focos does not vary
much from the above.