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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-26

FLOUR AND MEAI.-Our market for the low GRADES Of
State Flouris very G but less supply beng
ed and the speculative INQUIRY moderate. TRrre good
home demand for Obo and Michigan Al improved pric as
The better grades have improved with doag for the
home trade and the East There svery ltls inquiry for
export the prces restricting sales almost entire
y ioI shipping Canadian Is frm and IN far iles
office bbs al S&aS&l2 the latter price for choice brands
The sales o. psmsse reach iSsse eols a ~ 81 81 for
common and stra ght State STA 1871 fOr Michigan and
INDIANA S,eSS ls Tor ohiS st 81 u for ayol.s and
). 500 5. J, for extra ohio, Mchyan and indiana and
- ea& S. e2 for extra Genesee. Southern aa3
IN sood demand lr the trade with little. any hs had
a NE close below our made prees Sales Of zoe ohs
S.ssss.S5 for mised TO goSd straight brands. and
eysales Of $50 bbls at s. %. Cora Meal very dull
SIS ior jersey and 50 iis - 50 f~ B1ndgwins Buck
wheat steady with good demand al 81 30 Iso
H. and So b6l Tor Cromwell Bnsalls 81 iudard,
and $ssl; fOI hf bbl:. do.
GkAlNA fair demand for Wheat for milling and for
s1psst the hrneSs Of holders restricts saes materially.
Tssie les Offering and The market fayors the holder
The sales are SVo bush good PRIME Genesse Il 9s.
Il se.. bush good Canadian al 81 c. and 100 bush
~h.e Niea,s an ~ ~ Rye : cuiei with is supply
sales 81 eVt' bush Al Ga B2ey plenty and rather
heavy sales OF GO bush prsne rswed a, SS Bar
icy nsis hrn sales OF eco bush COED AZ - Oats are
STEADY WITH tar demand; sales OF state II So 339,
and Jersey a, sec s7c Corn steady with good Fas,-
an and LEGAL demaud sales of 2 co. buya A. zoe ssic
southern yellow. AID CSC for Rouad Yellsw.h. ltper
Wy pe se1rS S, sHS pri 6s, Sonlss.l
The demand Is limited and IA oonhnsd The wants OF
n. cy I.ds Ssss 81 $50 POI: q, So f.. Mess sA $
. 49, e6s =, ssSy i9T nsw mss. Snd Sass M
gong forward from first hands Beef iIanls are loasr
Sales Of 800 bbls al SIS 5eSsi fr $50 10 Dressed Hogs
in demand az 6S6.c Green Hams are firm Sales Of
Gee city al sGS.c Lard is heavy Sales Of 30 bos
a. SASS and fee kegs AZ s%sc buter and Cheese
firm with coed densDd. The latter IS selling a. sale.
NHlSkN-The market Is handy So buoyaat; sales d
sce tss Prison at 2iic., and co hhds Drudge at &c
time aud interest
FRplr-ThoTe have been further sales Of 600 >o1es
Bunch RaHns "a, 81 70. s.5ge half do. At IS 80
frals sesdlsss AZ - 3e< 5000 layers s. 30 ant
100 cases SArdines al a5c S6G Dnsd Apples good
demand a s s3e Sr old, and &c Se.c for new, wth
ses Of sfe ths Dried Peaches steaoy but quiet
Sales Of s0oo rs southern lots lie l2c and d bbs
Western az 2c.9l3c pued Plums are better and
quest Saes u q hols AZ lac altc Dried ChtrrIsS
dull sale and plenty at isc 2 10.
LINE has been without activity during the past h-Ce
days 40 arrivals have been light aad have sales
&c Iepos The last sale Of c0mmcn msde a. sc a1G
NlrkS-"s notice sa,es % 10 y tasks ssse. VI tara
~ sce eve p Lisbon Mtdelrz. at SIC 81 Pot a. e. =
wa 81 burgundy Port st s7c aSce - S.try c. Gee "a
y AM cssss Madeira - 81. ,ssse
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PHILADELPHIA Nov. q -Arripef->te iUlslIp W a
Penn Whldcr Boston brS npIre, simpson. Somerset,
Mas schrs. !. c Rungau, En- ticltt. Quncy; susan.
Bray, Boston Richmond ONen, DO Penn ,qad Mitch
ell Newport; bark Leyast. Hewitt luasua. VI.
Cisarsg-Steamcr PsnohScC:. Clark NY, bark KING
ton Fsulke Dsmsrara brlg Enc. Ryder Bost n schrs
Lilly Saunders, Corson. Galveston; Alexander, Sears
Boston; J. {. Rungan, End ut do. Penn g nd hncheA
ChALlcst0yn pIol. Mlchgan. M0oThoIse. ny.
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MARRIED,

HORACE y. SKINNER TO HELEN LAMB, ali OF tlis
City. -, Ar W
WOLCOIT r. HYDE to MARY S daughter OF the late
David Lesser A.. GU,
Brooklyn by Rev T. f. J.. TAYLOR GEO. HAhDl NGE,
M d 10 SARAH A. LILLE, youngest daughter oi
Deacon Josiah Bumstead, Of Boston, Mass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-26
JL. YAsDEwArzR. Auctions,r.
J. W BROWN, AuctioDeey. -,
KER'S STOCK OF

lvn CABINET FURNITURE-WEDNESD Nor
% at 10 o'clock at the store Mr. Geo Harris No ibFu
ton st near Brosdway.J W. BROWN will sell at aneua
the entire stock OF handsome and valuable Furnis COS
taLcd in the above store consisting Of ssia, tee aes
and chairs Of various at les marble top and plan bureaus
dressing bureaus washs marble top, center s,iA ~
side tables mahogany card and fancy tables waIdfoe
side boards French Gothic and cottage bedsteafs plnes
chamber furniture. rocking and easy chars, MAJ s1s
eottage and cane sea, chairs &C. Sale peTenptor Isr
cash. city money Catalogues Will be ready the dsy Z.
yious 20 sale H%
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Passengers Arrived

IN slip OrfuJrldyc tror LoRd0R-Mr. W Dcn'eo Tha!'
LADY and child j. Russell and lady, J. Thomas aud iad
Miss Mary Thomas. 49,
In pecksf-ship Prince Al5c7t from Load0H-Cap.. n.
Craig, lady child aud servant; Miss Charlotte White
house Miss r. Fora Mr.. A Green, MI A. Hertsn. q.
Mowbray, aud 33l IN the steerage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-26

The same officer has gwen notice that the bonds
and mortgages forming portion OF the securities Of
the Bank of New Rochelle, OF Bolivar, Mlegany
County, will be sold at auction at the Merchants
Exchange, Albany, at noon, on the i'th OF Dee
These mortgages are for l6,7OOOn Dunkirk property
and s4s,263 on Brooklyn property, and bear b
cent interest.
The Report of the Secretary of the
Treasury will show it is reported from Washington
that the revenue OF the last fiscal year, from Gus
toms, was $i9OO0,0O0 from Public Lands, 81 GOO,
GOO, making s5l,OOOOO0, being about nine and a
half millions than in 1850 All bu. $4,000 Of
this increase is in the Customs, and although very
we'll for the Government, shows bad state Of things
for the country al large, which groans under the
payments for the large impoTtatons from which this
revenue was derived. Ii is also stated that eight
millions of the public debt have been paid of during
che year
We annex the condition of the State
Bank OF Indiana Oh the Slst Oct, 1851
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Galce bp Anriion.

A N. otgRwiS SUcuousef.
pN BANGS, BROTHER n Co.
- Trade Sale Rooms, No. 10 PARK Row
FRIDAY MORNING, NoS. ~, al u O'Clock
ENGLISH PRINTING AND PLATE PAPERS-io be sold
NJ der the direction Of The morgsgee IT chattel m9Iss
"A cases and bales OF Sunerue English Printing and Plat
pauers various The PaQeTs VIII be arranged Tor o.
suction ON Wednesday n the sale rooms.
FRIDAY Nv hNlNS, Nov. 25th. % oeiook
PRIVATE LIBRARY or LAW AND MiSCELLANEops
Rocks TO De sold by OF the sheriff valu ,ole col
lection Of Law Books, embracing United states and sac
Kscorts both IN Common Law aud ChaneeTy Dgesu, IN
dcps, CommentaTs, Iteatlsos. SC nc
Also great yalets 81 choice standard hia'eheheosa
public ATOMS. &c.
Also a large Book Case with glass doors.
II Catalogues viii he cad, for delivery GA wednesday
and the books arranged for inspection
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-26
ID. S. HOUGH Auciioneer. ..,.
TEyUIS (WEbA rSDAY) MORNING

F1'lllS wv GpN E'oDh hi'",'i''
n AZ II o'clock will be Sod ram or SHINE, a large AZ
desirable VARIETY Of good second hand Furniture, az Nc
40 reenwch.av heng the Furniture not called Tor az
sale 24th-st Every article will be sold to ihe hehn
bidder Hair Goth and dainssk sofa Red ads, supend
Sofas dressing and PLAN Bureaus 100 mahogany and maple
Chairs, Feather Reds Blankets Pillows Notalre Chain
mahogany Rockers hair Mattresses, 100 Tumbors 30 doz
Dinner Plates with quantity Of other Fpfoltars anil
CTOckery. NC ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-26

No date. oil Pomt Delagaria, Br. big Stanley, from
Liverpool tor ----. ~ DAYS out.
nov 9, no lat sc big Commerce, fr0m Mobile for
Nov 49, la 81 g. Ion 49, bark Charlotte Wynns, from
New York for MO1lle
No date LAT % d. ion - A. was sgnalUe ship John
H. JARVIS from New % Orleans foI Liverpool.
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Iarkets. CAREFULLY RrroRrrp roR THE rnlHpsE.

Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.
TUESDAY, Nov. p.
ASHFS-1he market Is quiet With far demand. and
sales of 80 0olS al - S7s 4 Pots and IS 3Tl Pearls
CoTION-The iuaISt cry aotye to day AZ previous
pnces $500 bales have teen sold, mostly from
Charleston The sales TO aIve which of iae have beea
frequent, all made by leading Charleston house
The sales llI three DAVIS 1900 bata
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-26

SEALED PROPOSALS vii, be recelsos
~ the Controller Ofcc gn, EDNEsDAi - 80
Der 70. 1851 AZ O'Clock d. for tbe Whole % bISe
STOCK No. g." authorized by Act Of TIE Lssa.s
OF this State passed june zs iSJi 10y an oh Mari
the Con mon Council II ths CITY approves " hsss Oss
August IA. 1851. The sad Stock VIII ehe's ~ xhss
Thousand Five Hundred Shsres, The par Vh!s 49, ~
Will be each share and will bear infefet - ~
OF five per per anBunl, payable qaser
Of the amount Of Stock ~ e Issued VIII DC "a "A ts
the rst day of Movable IN The year 1857 s3o ~ an ~
first ds; of yembeT the year 1885, and al s
first ssy q November the year 100 Inc ,hst vb
be paid for each Share The person whose ssarss
be accepted viii be required 10 pay for ihe etoe ~ d.
10 him vItbia three days aer beng nosiisd ,.,ssss
paTtmept Proposals will he addressed 70 me ~
and indorsed Proposals for Pnbic Buiidiny ''"'"
Controllers Office. New York Hov - lSo u,,ollsr
nI7 To JOSEPH r. TAYLOR CpnI~~-
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erE-Fbs..6 50 Sets-.--i 80 M00N-Ssts.---.--8 O9a
aIsH wATER.---Nov. q.
ssEdy HOOK 20 com Gov Island 10 Som Eel estss ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-26

JNO. Z Van ANfWhKF, AncIlo0teT.
SSlGN f. r. , , A l. f. OF TIL 4
~ STOCK. FURNITURE. AND FIXfuREsJ OF
A FASH 10 NABLE DkRSSlNG SALOON-JNO.
VAN ANTWERP vii sell. THIS DAY AZ 10 o'clock, At
No zO8 Roadway NJ ssas by order 0f the Assgnees the
entire stock furniture fixtures OF the above saloon.
The fuIniture which all sod waSmade b. A. ROu1.
and consists oil Chsr Wash Stands Center Tables Book
Cases, Sofas, Shaving Chars splendid nluoss. &C, &c
The stock comprises every description Of Gsnnsmehs
furnishing articles. Fine pcTunory, Bushes genuine
Parma" Cologne. FTench Extracts, SoaIs, &c. sc
rent poney R6W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-26

DOOMS.-Wanted to hire, three 81 a., "a,
I1eation not above inh. q. Address n. r. f"oaSn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-26
TUESDAY, Nov. 25-P. M.

The business at the Stock Board shows
bu, a moderate change from yesterday and although
ptioes were rather heavy at the FIST bofo ye' a.
the close Of the Second Board the variation rom
yenerday was small The sales OF the leading fan
ale, were to considerable extent Erie shows a de-
s,,,e of u cent Harlem, Canton, Norwich and
Reading. are generally yesterday Canton was
unps,alv active and well sustained. Hudson itivef
n improyipr Enc Bonds are hfm. Government
stocks continue to improve, and 6s 1867 sold at lis
.n advance of - cent on the last sale. Bank
Stocks are firm.
The market closed firmly for Sterling
and with very few bills over. Sterling was 1000
10, Francs, 5-l5a5-l3l Hamburg, 35'"36' Am
sterdan, Al G4li Bremen 79ld79l
There is no change in Freights and the
uansaStions are moderate. Engagements, $4,000
bushels Wheat, i'd. 1900 or 5000 bbls Flour, I'D
Cotton. ia5-32d., which is higher Cheese, Dos
Naval Stores I'D. To London, 1900 bols Flour Is.
I0}d. To Glasgow, 200 bbls. Flour, Is I'D. To
Hayre Cotton, &c. TO California a moderate bust
ness 10 doing at 4ja5Oc. y foot
The position of the Money market Is as
before noticed. The amount Offering on call is sur
hcient for the wants Of the street, and under the
moderated demands OF eur merchants, the Banks are
enabled TO do all or nearly all their regular offer
ings OF the right class. On call money is plenty at
al y cent. First-class paper, in moderate supply,
goes at 7etl2 q cent mostly solO ID cent. Second
class l90ls y cent.
The amount received at the Subj
sry is "a, 1876 paid, ss6,s3i balance, s3,2o9,53o
The Superintendent of the Banking De-
pAItment OF this State has gwen notice that the trust
funds Of the James Bank, GAINESVILLE, Saratoga
County, will be converted into money, and the pro
ceeds applied toward the redemption of the circu!a
ton Of that institution. The circulation Of this
Bank, according to the late annual report Of the
Controller, was $7G,7l3, and the securities were.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-26

OHIO and KENTUCKY CATAWnn.ss
" WINE, and select stock Of the bes, iofe ,ss we
BIsndies, Whisky Ale and Porter. for safe a. Mr ",
Vaults Of T. W WHITLEY. No. 5i3 Broad. az, say
IN the language Of the Editor Of The lfion"s -Wss
think Of this, friends" ".-----
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lrsaAlIef NclNitnt NontIal haA feaa Co
{. q. WHIlMORE.)
JAMES DUNN. Finance C.nrti,,
p. PUTNAM
v { K r Office Boston, Nov. IS, 1851. nigA

DACIFlC BANK, New-York, Noven.
L. Der H. 1881 The President and Dgselon Aa,. a.
clared dividend OF FOUR cent. foF the ME meath,
ending 30th INST which VIII ne paid AMI aflef ~
l., Dec next The lausfsg books VII Re el0stl ron la
inst 70 LIST prox. inclusive BY order Of the Board
MS tDI :. CAMPBELL, Jr.. Cash.s,
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Letters from MoDlIe, under date OF 10Th
Inst state that they have had three days hard rains
and that rise had no dOub, taken place in the NV
crs, thus offering an outlet to the Cotton crop Of
that region, which has been kept back by low
waters. Al New Orleans also, there had been
heavy rain, which was much wanted, in order get
eroduce to market.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-26

nRAFTS-For any amount on sale, pay.
uble in any part OF the United kingdom Ps5eel,as
Packages FORWARDED 70 eyS s Of me ~cs 90 o n. ss,
ei-n Express Of EDNAh SANf Ohp XIV =, su.S
Go = No 10 Wal-st |" I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-26

The amount OF coinage executed a; the Mint ia
one month"; at this rate would be over 100000 Of
dollars-an amount greater by about $2,OOO00O than
the aggregate receipts Of any month since the dscov
cry of gold in California
A statement of the condition Of the YER
mont Central Railroad has been made by the Trus-
tees under the mortgage. The debt and resources
of the Corporation are given as annexed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-26

DRAFTS on the BANK Of IRELAND
b-Payabls at sight in an parts Of Irelssstor sLsr
ths Irish Emigraut Society, 81 Coan.heIs-si 60,
GREGORY billion, fissassl
JasEs STUART. Treasurer. s"DnHA
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-11-01
ICoMMUNICATED.

Mr.. EDIToR.-Believing you to be as
much interested in the advancement of this
wing t1>rrne hin y : any other resident cit.
the Columns OF your paper, few PROPOSE
tions to the miners and others Of this neigh
borhood, which l consider conducive to- the
general good. Although the last six months
experience in the mines of this vicinity has
convinced me and many others that i'm
mense wealth lies hid in. the hills adjoining
this camp, yet the extent Of claim which
each man is permitted to hold, appears I'd
me too limited to encourage miners in the
prosecution of new discoveries / I'M no ad
vocate for monopoly-not one of those who
would allow any grasping speculator to Set
his foot on the apex of one of these golden
hills, and by means Of hired men and fcti-
tious partners set himself in the position Of
Alexander Selkirk and exclaim, ~ am lord
over all survey" Mo-: In order to give a
fresh impetus to discovery something must
be done, that shall appear like giving pre-
MUM to industry and perseverance, Ipro-
pose that the miners Of this camp be in flu
ture entitled to an area of thirty feet square
per man, in diggings so deep as those If Mo-
kelumne Hill | consider it particular
hardship for the adventurous and enterpri-
zing to berestrieted to the limited extent
eff fifteen feet square. because q miner may
work day and night to sink his shaft with
in the aforesaid limits, and find alter get
ting down, that his idol lies in the claim of
some lucky caballero, who walked about
town whiE he was hard at work, and only
took claim for the purpose OF dlsposing Of
it when the discoveries of others had made
it saleabk. A. Mn Err
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-11-01

MEETING G.-Pursuant to notices which
were posted up around town on Wednesday
calling meeting at the Umpire to take into
consideration the propriety of sending a
posse of men to Jackson to retake the pri-
soner Rojas, and try him before jury of
citizens, large number of people assem-
bled The meeting was addressed by Chas
A. Leake, Esq, a member ef the bar, ex-
horting the people to commit no rash acts,
and showing them the folly of nakiag such
movement as was designed, when his case
would be disposed of according to law in a
very few days, before the District Court,
and advised them at the same time of the
dangerous consequence of establishing such
a precedent as was proposed. The majeri-
ty of the meeting felt the truth of his re-
marks, and the assemblage, after some dc
lay, quietly dispersed.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-11-01

FATAL AFFRAY.---Las Sunday night,
at about l o'clock, dispute arose between
o German named Henry Mittway and a
Chilean named Jose Santos RoJas. The
cause of the quarrel, it seems was wo-
man with whom Rojas was living, and who
had been an acquaintance Of Mittway's in
Chile. Rojas stabbed Mittway in the alb
domen, and at the same time cut himself
in the wrist severing the arteries. The
German lived until Monday evening, when
modification took place, and he died The
Chilean was taken into custody by Deputy
Sheriff Gull, and has been sent to the Coun-
ty prison, at Jackson, to await his trial on
an indictment for murder, the Grand Jury
having found true bill against him.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-11-01
WoLvERrNE Quartz MINING Con-

WOLVERINE QUARTZ MINING Con-
PANY.-One Of the richest quartz veins
that we have seen in this section of the
State is that owned by the company
bearing the above name. Their vein
as fist discovered in the bed Of a ra-
vine running through ii Jackson, the coun-
ty seal while a party of miners were
sinking hole in search of placer wash
ings. On visit recently made to it,
we wae truly surprised at the immense
thickness Of the ledge, and the great
amount of gold evidently dlffused
through it. We examined number OF
specimens, every one OF which glittered
with tie precious metal. In order that
we might be fully satisfied of the value
of the lead, the Hon. VIM. L. McKim,
one ottbe Assemblymen elect from our
eoantI, and shareholder in the com
tpany, went with us to the vein where.
upon throwing little water upon the
rock Il wash off the dust, we could see
shining particles of gold tolerably even
Iy distributed through all parts of it.
Mr.. Storms, an agent of the Messrs
RothschiIds, has bought large interest
in the company, and is now making ar
rangements TO have suitable machinery
put up with all possible dispatch. We
are Indebted to the gentlenanly polite
ness of Mr.. McKim for much informa-
ton relative to the quartz veins in the
neighborhood Of jackson.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-11-01

SHIPMENTS OF GOLD Dusr.-.-We have
heard a great many persons complaining
that the diggings in and around Mokelumne
Hill were nearly worked out This argu-
ment, however, is seldom advanced except
by those who have not the energy and per-
severance to work, or by some whose inter-
Csts lie elsewhere If the increasing semi
monthly shipments of gold dust, which we
shall publish regularly are not proofs of
the richness of our placers, then for once,
, figures fail in truth, andlwe have nothing
more to say. The shipments made. by
Messrs. Newell & Co.'s Express, from Mo-
kelumne Hill, for the two weeks ending
October 18th, to go by the mail steamer
Tennessee, which leaves San Francisco to-
day. were $37 ,2sl 76. In the above is in
claded an exchange account of over $4,000.
This,- we are informed is an increase Of
mole than $4,000 over and above their last
semi monthly shipment.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-11-01

New kLBANr.---A very rich quartz
vein has been struck at place called New
Albany, about half mile north of Angels
Camp. This is the most astonishingly
rich mintwe have heard of being discover
ed in California, one pound of the quartz
rock haIng yielded nearly $1OO of gold.
The vein was struck by Messrs Davis &
Co., whonave washed from the surface dirt
$16 to th 100 pounds.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-11-01

APPOINTMENT OF County CLERK. =
The recent appointment by the Court Of
Sessions to the office of County Clerk, OF
James L. Trask, Esq, who was defeated by
majority of one hundred and twenty eight
votes for that same Office, in the recent
elections, has created no little dissatisfac-
ton in all classes Of the community. The
choice Of the people, as is clearly shown by
the election returns, fell upon Mr.. B. H.
Williams, he having received the largest
number Of votes polled in the county. The
reasons assigned by Judge Smith, the pre-
siding Judge, we are informed, are that the
election by which the choice Of the people
was made manifest, was illegal, and that
the Statute provides for the filing of va
cancies by appointment from the Court of
Sessions. This may all be very true: but
ifso, who committed the illegal act of or
dering this said election, when the Office
was already legally filled by appointment ?
The County has been put to great expense
by this election, and, as. we are informed,
is likely to be mulcted in stif greater sum
BY the refusal of the present incumbent to-
give up his seat without a suit at law, which
will in all probability engender series of
litigations that will last until April next
when. the County Clerk elect at the last
general election will 60 into Office, and thus
put an end to political warfare that will
by that time have cost the County thousands
of dollars; and benefited it not one cent.
We are pleased to learn that s. D., Ball.
Esq, the Associate Justice from this town
ship. dissented from the appointment. The
objections of Judge seribnsr were over
ruled by Judge Smith.