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American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-16
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER!

DR.. J. S. HOUGHToN's
PEPsIN, The True Diaei-
hre Fln,d, or Gastric Jnice,
prepared from KENNET, or
the foUETu STOMACH OF the
OK, after directions Of
Baron LIEBr0, the great
Physiological Chemist, by
j. 5. H0UGHT0N, VI. D.,
PHILADELPHIA. Thisistr truly
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PARIS MILLINERY ANN DRESS. MAKIKG

I y VI
| CEn MRS. DYoUNG respectfully announces to the
~ ladies Of Washington that she has taken store
Sfennsy iyania avenue, OPPOSITE the United States
Hotel where her splendid tment Of PARIS MILL
merry will be opened saturday the 18th instant.
Her stock Of LADIES DRESS GOODS embraces all the
latest patterns from Paris among which Embroidered
Handkerchief Lace Collars and Sleeves with set 10
match Yaenciene, French Caps Bodice etc. etc. which
she will dispose Of at moderate rates.
Ga Penna. ay;, bet. Sd and ~ Sta,
dec Eft opposite =. s Hotel.
MRS. K. MOFFETT, having taken room at
yI Miss t. Martins one door west of Mr. Lanes Fur.
nishng Store up ssirs Pennsy lyania avenue between
AZ and 9th streets, will open Fall and Winter Millinery
tomorrow, Saturday. November LIST. oct 3l-n
rT-n MRS. COLLISIONS SHOWROOM
$50 ON SIXTH STREET,
~ Near he corner Of Louisiana drenue, Washington,
Are visited daily by crowds OF Ladies' and her pattern
Bonnets pronounced the prettiest in the District
Her large and beautiful assortment Of DRESS CAPS
is the best in the city, and well worth examination
Added 70 the above Is complete outfit for LADY'S
TOILET, Laces Embroderes, Edgings Cambria and Mus
lin Founcngs, silk and Velvet Dress Trimmings &C., &c
and Fancy Goods in general which sold al accomo
dating prices. SS- Also silk and Merno HOODS.
Store SIXTH STREET, near Louisiana ay.,
dec 2-tr Rear Of the National and Browns Hotels
Attention, Chewers and Smokers
hOWNERS popular Cigar and Tobacco stand Is well
~ supplied with the best uayanas and Principles.
Also splendid lot OF Chewing Tobacco to which he ex
tends cordial invitation TO his friends and to gentlemen
Of taste generally sep 9--tr.
PLAYING-CARDS, &c, &c.
LHAGLE, Ellsler, Merry Andrew, Steamboat, and fine
~ French Playing Cards.
AlsoPort Monnaies, fine and plain, suitable for Holt
day presents.
One very fine Accordion, Of superior tone
by any in this city.
CANES haebone, Malacca wood rattan and hickory
German pipes, Pocket Looking glasses Fine Shaving
Soap, Shaving Brushes, &C., &c. For sale by
JAMES T. LLOYD,
dec Str Pa av, 3D. door east Of 18th 1T.
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GO0Ds FOR THE RAILS

MFRS. Il. MoFFETT, Seventh street, opposite 0ddFel-
Nl lows Hail. is prepared to supply the bagong pub
lie with White Kid and Silk Gloves, Silver, Fancy and
Plain White Wreaths; White Silk and Linen Cambria
Handkerchief Extracts for the handkerchief; Per
fumery, &C, &c. Aso-sch Silk Scarfs for gentlemen
White Kid and Silk Gloves with many other desirable
goods nov 5-tf
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HUDSON RIVER FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY OF NEW YORK.
Office, 7bdds Buiidiag, adjoining Broaon's Hotel,
WASHINGTON CITY, d. c.
Cash Capital - 100000,
(AH paid in and securely invested, besides large
surplus.
WILL insure Merchandise Dwellings Household Fur
w .niture and other property aRycIerc in thus DIS
f or The adjoining States, on the most favorable terms
The public may assured that all losses sustained
by this company win be literally and promptly adjusted
at their Office in this city.
ISAIAH BLOOD, President.
T. c. MORGAN, Vice President
p. J. AVERY Secretary.
JAS. A. REouA, Assistant Secretary.
SAMUEL b. HICKC0X, General Agent.
JOHN l.. EVANS, Agent for
dec eff Washington city and adjacent country.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
As,. A FINE assortment of Guitars, Yiolns Accor-
naa9 deems, Flutinos, Flutes, Banjos, Tambournes,
a t instruction Books, &c, &c, for sale cheap at
HV6RS HILBUS'S Musical Depot
South side Pa. av., next to cor. Of 10th 1T.
R- fresh supply Of Violin and Guitar Strings just
received. dec 9-tr
DERFUMERY-Such as Double Extract Cologne,
il Lubns, Pivers and other Extracts together with
fine assortment Of Soaps Pomatum and Shaving Creams
Ca Call at the Musical Depot, south side Of Pennsyl
vanis avenue, next to the corner Of 10th street.
dec CTR GEORGE HILBUS.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND VESTINGS.
DLACK French Cloths and Cassimeres black and
Id coored Silk and Satin Yestings; green, blue, and
brown Cloths and coored Cassmeres all of which will
be sold very cheap Also
100 pieces white, red and yellow Flannels
cases bcached Sheetings and Shirtings
bales brown do do
25 pieces Bed Ticking
80 do Satinets Tweeds, and Jeans
Lambs Wool Shirts aud Drawers
Hosiery Gloves Blankets Counterpains, Sbawls, Nous
selaines, Calieoes, &c.
Customers will be pleased to give q call, and win
pay them for their trouble. WIN. r. RILEY,
oct 10--tr cor. sth st., opp. Centre Market
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MRS. H. MOFFETT, having taken room at
l Miss Il. Martins, door west Of Mr. Lanes Fur.
nishng Store (up stsirs Pennsy avenue between
~ and 9th Streets will open Fall and Winter Millinery
tomorrow Saturday. November LIST. oct 3l-tf
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n MRS. COLLISIONS sMow-RooMs

n0WNERS popular Cigar and Tobacco stand Is well
~ supplied with the best Hayanas and Principles.
Also splendid lot of Chewing Tobacco, to which he
tends cordial invitation TO his friends and to gentlemen
of taste generally. sep CTR
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GEORGETOWN SAW-MILL, PLASTER-MILL
AND MACHINE-SHOP.

JOSEPH NICHOLSON, proprietor, opposite Rays Mill
81 Here may be had at all times all kinds of Oak, Pop
lar Hickory, and Walnut Lumber, Ground Plaster in
any quantities, and all kinds of smihing and machine
work done order, and the most reasonable terms
oct 4-SGT3m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-21

TO THE EDITION 90 rus EfnALs.
In your paper, yesterday you are made 70 ~ ~
therefore In favor OF liberal scratching ~ tne nex.
election; and accordingly recommend Az fenas ne
Union to select whom they will vote for rom among ths
candidates Of both parties and TO vote for ne man vso
mot thorough going Unionst" Now SIR ~ thofough
going Tr,opIs desire know the evidence that -
establish that any the candidates for elections en-
tertsn the same view myself In this city especially
the fair probability H. that all OF them will be publicly, a.
nounced with view towards their own success ~ fun
hooded patriots on the subject Of the Compromise BIN
AZ Herry Clay Daniel s. Dickinson, yet desire 70
state through your paper, many, very many Of then
were free golfers the last Presidential election snA
continued to act with them OF with William N.
seward. until succs ssful In gaining their nomi-
nations by their respective parties Il IT, therefore.
your opinion, that such politicians can be sup
ported important occasion TO the nation, ~
the prospective elections locally and generally In the
state Of New York, notwithstanding their tears u
pensnce which particularly overflow In the tap
Of any notorietyf NY convictions are TO the
trsry and In common with thousands Of Others, vhs
wish 10 do right and who DESTROYS Of following 81
the ballot box the quotation given above want brf
history Of the individuals called 10 vote for and the
reliance which honest man place In their Pre-
LESSONS AN OLD CITIZEN.
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Interesting from the south.

MARYLAND STATE FAIR-MoRE SAD NEWS FROM
MEXICo-TuE SIERRA MADRE REVOLUTION, ETC
BaLrIMoRr, Oct. 20, 1851.
Our city IL crowded with strangers and the State Fair
Is opened Not more than half the applicants could gain
admittance.
The Southern mail has arrived with papers containing
the full details Of the Mexican and Rio orande news
The RIO Bravo OF October the Sth says that General Al
vses busiy engaged strengthening the Notifications Of
Matamoras against the approach Of Caravajal, and
looks wsrlke as when General Taylor entered IT, Ca
ravsal has issued proclamation, declaring his inten
through towns that have against the govern
ment
Intelligence from Mexico 10 the 9th September, says
everything about the OF Mexico appears TO
be In snentsele confusion, and II II nearly impossible
to get together quorum Of Departments when const
tutonal number present, they DO nothing but submit
projects projects and squsbbe and fight The teasu
~ Is reduced 70 ts lowest ebb and the OF 60
vernment almost annihated.
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From the East.

THE MURDER OF MRS. VAN wAaNER-FATAL Rx-
PLosIoN CATHERINE HAyRs EDITORIAL FRA
CAS-, ETC.
BosroN October 20, 1851.
Thomas Davis, who murdered his sister yesterday has
committed to await the verdict of the Coroner In
quest TO be made to The murdered woman was
married. in July last to James L. Van Wagner, and
was highly esteemed. Davis Is widowerer, and has
three children he denies having committed the deed
lie returned from California only last May and has been
employed in the navy yard until within few days when
he discharged The husband of the murdered woman
belongs to Poughksepse and Is connected with the TOW
boat lire. ehe is represented rs young and beautiful.
named Hiram Wioom killed on Saturday,
In ftchburg by the bursting OF grindstone In Gross
mans seythe manufactory-his body thrown
tireiy through the roof of the building.
Miss Hayes has entirely recovered from her recent
illness, and gives her third concert 10. morrow evening
On Saturday, fracas occurred between the editor OF
the ATLAS and Mr. Samuel A. Way broker, In which II Is
alleged that Mg Way kicked by the editor out OF
bis sanctum. Between twelve and one to-day, Mr.. Al
fred Turner also Of the igs, had words followed BY
blows with Mr. Way in State street crowd collected
and separated the contestants Turner Is reported
coming of second best The affair creates quite stir
IL originated in some remarks made by Col schouler
derogAtory to Way, in whg speech, delivered In Wey-
mouth last week.
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surrrNE Covpr -GrrrpkL TsRm-Nos ~, "a, ~
No. esa es4 ess, ess, ESQ coo, COL ST. fs's va ""
Goa. COS, 6g7. - 40, 49, 90
Sal. Part 2-sss 7a2 Tss, Te2 7sa 'os' 90 no m A,
III Drsrs,cr Cousr.-Nos. g. % ~, - ~ -, ia
a. 90, "a, LAT, "a ia $50, 7ss' es'' w. IVA '''
s,,rsn, cor,r-(rwe branches Nos ies iss
las ise iss ZOE 90 9S 90 l9s lss al, s ~ sss qs
aSs ase gso aii ga 9aS s7s, sts, GAG, al, ~" Wv
$50, ~
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ADDITIoNAL OFFICIAL RETURNS.

LATE FROM RIO J.sEpo.-The ship Eclipse arrived
yesterday from Rio Janeiro with ten days later dates
She brought political news.
The United States ship susquehsnns had not lei RE
when the Eclipse sailed but would leave for the Fest
Indies, via the Cape de Verbs, In few days.
The stock Of coffee hand 15o, 900 bags but ~
sales to AZ quotations Exchange on London, Sk -.
Trenhts were nominal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-21

W. York 70 hsAs:yhia.Leays Pier No. North River
Ansrseos Line A. lo'eioch Fare by either line S.
ward Deck "a xnisrAns Line. ~ oeiceh ~ fare.
ri n L. BLibb. Agent
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA-NEw YORK
IN ana philadelphia direct.-Unitsd States Maj Line
ehre.sh n ~ hesr, VIA Nsy Jsr.ey R.rosa Fare re.
New York ga NJ from foot Of street, and NJ
~ a. n. and r. NJ from foot Of Liberty street. Leave
PhilaAsphs ats seas A NJ and p. n, from The foot Of
walnut street,
Ron BALrroRr, WAsHrreror, on CrARLrsror-
Through tickets seld In the above nes through con-
laeto with through baggage cheeks accompanies the train
Esaving ~ Passengers and baggage In this train viii
zoe transported directly through from depot 70 depot On hs
route without sstpa ohaxes.
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CINCrSNArI, Oct. 20, ls5l
Judge Hoadley, Of the Superior Court decided this
morning in the Of Chds, who arrested on the
requiston Of the Governor Of Maryland charged with
obtaining goods der false pretences that the requs
ton Il illegal and that the law Of the United States aud
all the decisions of highest courts relative to fug
tives unconstitutional The wil1now be taken
before Judge Mclean Of the United States Supreme
Court.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-21
Daring Robbery, sc.

BUFFALO October 90 1851.
j. NJ. Luther, Of Milford, Michigan, was Knocked down
by three men Saturday evening about eight o'clock
and robbed Of over $500 He going up the lake.
the steamer Ocean but the boat not being ready start
he walked few rods down the beach when the robbery
was committed and he left for dead, but viii pro-
badly recover.
The Black Swan" gives her first public concert on
KednesdaY
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CALAIs, Maine, Oct 20, 1851.
The Union Mills at 81. stephens, New Brunswick were
sred yesterday morning by ncendiary and totally
destroyed together with 500 900 feet Of lumber The loss
estimated at $40 600 with Insurance Of 5000 The
sufferers " II Todd Co, w. n. McAlister, Joseph
Granger Abner Hni, Jr., and Charles Hatch.
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:. = = LoUTsvfLLE, Dot 70, ISDI
Mr. Reid, the Teller Of the Tennessee state Bank has
been found defsulter 70 the extent OF nearly $1,000
owing to errors and omissions and not II IL said, from
any disposition TO defraud The bank will not suffer
any loss, a. his securities are ample
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Henry Clay's Letter, &c.

WASHINGTON, Oct 20, 1851
The Hlteigencer Of this morning, pronounces Henry
Clay Us letter one of his greatest efforts.
The amount Of stock issued to foreigners the past
was $40 0c0, mostly the loan of 1912.
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TORONTO, Vct. IoDIs
The Jenny Lind excitement here Is quit. strong and
there vas great rush at the ticket sale this morning
All the tickets we're disposed OF in how and half
And not one quarter Of the applicants supplied
uis kscelescy the Governor 0enersl eft here to-day
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Fatal Stabblng Case.

CHARLEsroN, Oct 10 1851.
Micajah Gambrl Of Anderson district in this State,
stabbed Monday in fight in Greenville distrct
BY Allen Scott, and died the following day. Scott
has been lodged in Greenville jail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-21

The majority against Judge Campbell Win be veFy
large he about 900 behind his ticket. Hi
democratic colleagues elected by majority Of $40
OF COCO.
THE LEoIsLATURK.
Washington county elects democrat and vhis to
the Legislature which makes the parties In the House
stand, SIS democrats TO IS wings and natives.
PHILADELPHIA CITY.
The following Is the official vote In the city foe the Be-
nate and Assembly ticket
SENATE.
Crabb, (whg) .,."..s2ol stephens, (dsm lisa
Dickersop, (ind ..... oo2
Whin maturity n Aenafor 2A6Q
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Attorney General Chatfisld.

ONE, new fOrk, Uct ~, I5oI.
Levi B. Chatfed the candidate for reelection to the
Attorney deneraship, will address the democrats OF
Rome, &c, on Wednesday evening, October a.
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The Late Elections.
SOUTH CAROLINA


The returns Of the recent election, in South Carona
Of Deputies to the Southern Congress- interesns.
showing the proportion Of the voters of that ctss In
favor either of secession from the Union OF oopsra
ton with other Southern States In Whatever measures
they adopt.
THE VOTE OF cHARLEsToN-(sIxTH Distinctly
The vote poed in the city, at this election, much
larger than usual, amounting to s472 while ct the
sharply contested election for Mayor in September 2o6
votes only pened. Two deputies to the Southern
Congress chosen in each Of the congressional dis
tricts in South Carolina Charleston city, in the Sixth
district, voted as follows
Cooperation. Secession.
William Aiben. ......2479 John 8. Ashe. ...l LOIS
w. d. Porter. 2476 John o. Palmer. lois
Co operation majority, l,463.
Returns from other parts Of the district are ncom
plste Three parishes heard from give in the aggregate
about twenty secession majority
From parts of other districts make up the follow
H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-21

Trr ITALIAN orrRa-There Ia no longer any doubt or
uncertainty Of the continuance Of the Italian Opera
among for another year at least Max Msretrek the
indefatigable, has understand released the Asor
Place Opera House fer year and will commence giving
operate entertainments the evening Of the Sd Of No
vember-the to consist Of twenty nights, Is
said that MT haretrek has already entered into engage
ments with several artists Of both Of well known
ability and celebrity, whom in addition to his regular
company he will introduce to the New York public from
time to tine. The programme Of next winters operate
season. we are informed, will appear in few days.
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Marine Affairs.

Tvs STEAMSHIP Crrr OF PrrrsBuRo having been
voidaby detained will leave this day at IL o'clock for
Philadelphia whence she will sail for Liverpool satur-
day the 25th instant instead Of the 23d previously
advertised This vessel Is unsurpassed In elegance and
comfort and affords fine opportunity for travellers to
Europe TO take passage in the largest she u OF
the stsunchest, American propelers aaoat.
THr CLrrrrR Sur EcLrrsr, Captain Hamilton, arrived
yesterday from San Francisco, via Valparaiso and Rio
Jarerio She left San Pranciso June 2lth Valparaiso,
August TO- and Rio Jsnero, September H. II was con-
tempated when she left here that she should proceed 10
China but the feghts at China were understood 20 be
too depressed TO risk voyage there She crossed the
equator In longitude 4o In seven days and ten hours
said TO be the shortest made and for sixteen
day. had very light winds Her voyage out made In
127 days home III days. She came back in ballast.
Movements OF Distinguished Individuals.
We understand that the Hon Daniel Webster has been
retained by the plaintiff the case Of Charles Goodyear
vs. Horace Day which suit has been instituted for the
purpose Of recovering damages from the defendant for
the infringement Of certain patent rights In the msnu
fscture India rubber goods We further understand
that Mr. Webster will commence the case this day, in
Boston the defendant Is ready to proceed With IT, MT
Webster therefore will not proceed to Washington as
soon IL was expected he would.
His Excellency Gov Hunt, family and staff, Cen
Breese and the Hon Smith, arrived yesterday morn
Ron NJ. G. strong, Poughkeepsie; Hon Joseph,Fiela,
Rochester; Col W w, LANG, U. 3. A Lieut. 9. n.
Alvord u ga; 9. T Baker, U. 9. A. were among the
arrivals yesterday at the Irving House
Hon ! d Bright was struck By paralysis at his resi-
dence In Madison, Indiana, the nth inst. shortly
after dinner. lie speechless FOE moments but
by the aid Of medical attendant was restored TO
Judge shsrkey Of Mississippi Il is said has been sp
posnied Consul 10 Havana, vice Oven. removed
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DANCING.


"A. street nsss Bro.dvsy-Two new classes for gentle
al .d on
ss: sis sa g. an K
Quadre with all the figures that are danced at public or
ohottsch Polka uadrss and many other dances which
are now in use For terms &C., see circulars
LIEN poDwoRTns PRIVATE DANCING AGA
:.s.bsh3sns win open. ensuing season, On Non:
az oosSes :s and bs Sa Fer
ladies and and In the evening for gentleman For
A poDwoRTMs 2ANoINS AoAD.MY; NO Is as
shs :ss.Sn Glasses q and ssurS i fer
sSS sy
other wednesdays and Saturday. in the evening
sspi%snsSy Tor sduiss %onsSiy sSiIafsn: All
-: re- Circular 'n'
NINE. DEsJARDINs:cRAyIERA HAVING REMovID
Dancing e Sn r o p.as1 S,r
p.cWsTstay 9,Or%s s, sIs pSgsh
WI peotfully 70 inform the ladies and gentlemen Of New
York that her IN dancing viii on the
tbe Instituss $50 Broadway For particulars
CEARINGs PRIVATE DANCING AND WALKING
forming Tuesday Friday evenings
nsa Ss including
BY Mr. Ladies and gentlemen can receive lessons every
RURNTONS PRIVATE DANCING AND WALTZING
ID Academy GO Broadway, four doors above Niblo's.-
Three classes for Ladies and Gentemen Tuesday
0cOek Number Of scholars in each oass not to exceed
twenty. Instruction the Quad
rifle practice every school night Fer terms apply all
times, at Ni Bowery, Emusic store.)
HENRY WELLS AND SISTERS AOADEMY FOR
III Dancing and kealthful exercises the Stuyvesant
Institute, CSC Broadway. Tuition has commenced. and all
the and fashionable dances will taught In the
Eracefu and appropriate r. Wells and Sister have
passed several years in Paris at Che Royal Academy and
Ihe best schools private dancing In France Apply daily
~ the above address. Their system 10 entr ely
EERRERO's DANCING ACADEMY NOW OPEN.
atNo. 81 West Fourteenth street. between the Fifth
Ard Sixth pays for young iadi:. and masters
half past o'clock Evening GLASS fer gentlemen
Monday and Thursday. eoirees given rs usual.
THE DANCING AND MUSIC ACADEMY OF PRO-
lessor 81. Luke is open at 500 Broadway three
doors above Nblos The pupils in dancing, will have che
advantage of being in the music classes and ct the lectures
free of extra charge.
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Marine Disasters.


SERIOUS EFFECTS OF THE LATE sToRM-vEssEL
WRECKED AND ASHORE, SHORT OF FUEL, ETC.
CALAIS, Me-, Oct. 20, 1851.
The brig Belle Packet, running between Boston and
Halifax, was wrecked Saturday night, in Prospect
Bay, and is total loss No particulars have reached
US yet.
BosroS, Oct. 20, 1851
During the blow Of yesterday the schooner Teos from
Philadelphia, before reported sunk in Broad Sound en-
tirey disappeared The ballast lighter New York went
ashore Point Shirley and to pieces The
were saved. The schooner Jane, of Yarmouth, N. s.,
With wool for Boston got ashore yesterday at O'Clock
p M at Plum Island, and went to pieces. Crew SAFE
CHARLESTON, 8. c., Oct 10, 1851.
The ship Exceed arrived on Saturday, from Turtle
Key, brings Captain Knapp and the crew Of the bark
Conner, wrecked on the 25th August
The Nassau Gase Of the LIST October reports the brig
Walter Hoxe, from Newport X. L., for Cuba having
got ashore below Reef Abacco the 11th September
and sustaining much damage She lost foremost sails
part Of her cargo &c she sold at Nassau.
The British sloop Laura, from St. Thomas bound to
Nassau lost Little Island the 26th September
The cargo was total loss The captain and
rived at Nassau the LIST of October
MOBILE, Oct 10, 1851
The steamship Brother Jonathan, from Chsgres for
New York, has put in here for coal.
NoKFoLK, Oct. 20, 1851
The steamship Albatross from Charleston to Philadel
phia put in here yesterday short Of coal and sailed
again last night She reports having experienced
we're gale on Saturday, but sustained no damage.
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Trial OF Thurston for Murder-verdict OF
Guilty.

owEoo, N. Y, Oct. 20, 1851.
In the Of John NJ. Thurston tried here for the
murder of his brotherin law the jury, ser being abb
sent hour into court and rendered verdict Of
u1Iilf
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PENNSYLVANIA.

The returns Of the votes for Governor still inces
plete. Clarion county gives Bigler 1900 majority ;
Cambria do, 535 Wayne do, 1l5c Union gives
Johnston s6s majority Delaware do $50 These results
are slight variations from the numbers given In last
table Of msjorities We repeat former statement,
that Bigers majority will be between seoe and 5000
For Judges Of the Supreme Court, in twenty -sx
ounties, Coulter, (whig) has 1857 majority over
Campbell, (dem) The aggregate votes received BY the
candidates Judges in these counties follows