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OLD SERIES, VOL. 10, NO. 9.

tob' oerup.cdas resting places Is PEOPLE saan-
rer through the Park.
On the same grounds Is Kew Green. m
which is m antique church. ord On ihe hur.
tsrs II which are the rrsidcncc of the Krg
NJ IIsn.yer, Duke nj Cuuherlard. and the
Dutr 4 Cambridge. The drr is a ryran,
hal,l, the lasi Vas a tind hsancd man beIov.
"a. Il vas his widow We saw ia the car.
rage.
Oar visit to Kew was = delightful ono
Wht'ttlcr' vc m-do arranremrni. With a
lrnll'mau f'r corc'rordrrcc. ansr our re.
u-o home. On srh.cc's e FrrlI,h Arricul.
'1r'. W. r''mred IN london hcfarr night.
fil--ri roc chei ihr C,ysnl Pllrrc int as
DO Fzlhua, ,'.Hsl %, ,l,r 1sy. The ON.
l'.rts-s 1aI co-rt,.ia ihr s'-.r's. by i'o slio
n o., p.'r~s. which r'h-rr lucur,ry ,he
s.yiv rrm-r1 visitors ro ife riv, were he.
ro-I via, ral ever ,-rr hrfrr in ro.ri of
-ur'.-, For mile. trr street, vcr- LITERAL
~ hr-' With them ari thry rorh only move
Nt- n-7 homo a'rrr .n q crowd. How Ger
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600 vr.tio 'hs S'urr NJ r'c " London abI
y. vs.. hH wav." 20 ,'1r IN Liverpool -
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Erssine puzzled the wits Of his acluaini'
ancc by inscribipg ON iea.chesi the words
" Ia 5ocs" It was sometime before they
found on, the wi, oft lie, NTH, literal trans
latloi, Thou iclchcs,."
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4" No man., - said Mrs. PlHInrton, "was
better calculated TO Judge of pork than my
POOR dear husband was when be was living,
four man, be knew what good hogs were, for
bee hal been brough, up among 'en from bis
rLIIIhnnI.n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-10

Men take less care Oftheir conscience than
their reputation.
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ultlUas. sugar dl.er,rdly ocrurIas "a very
bpb npk bsaJ,.pn,rIe euss,ua whether
,b. sursr.c,oe h. ,n fir,nn,, tp America. Il
l.. h,s, tr.v.p ,pJ cultivated f,,m tbs carI,.
.,., crn..i. I'm nA..,. srd ,.rr,.sll, ir China.
and =. nv .,m. ,u,r..,J q, have been ir,ru-
Jgr.J ,nl, Am,r.,, by IN, S,,rtarl, .D. P,r.
taore.. Oib,r. maintain ilstiI.c care 30 a
plant indigenous tp ,h, Nsu world. IIu.
cline to ihs later opinion. but leave DO, snh-
tct ro those WHO have ,ac time aad .ud.m.
ton Go ia,DusarL
s,,,, tc.n ,,o. b, ,-olg-,lts,r-.-,s,
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wf-,hrr ,h, rg.,.! State, uilI ever bs atl.
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and FLORIDA ruf.-. rr.e earrtHr r,.ur
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-10

Marriage has many pains, bot celitacy ha,
no pleasures.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-10

Men may blush to hear vha, they were no,
ashamed 10 act.
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More credit can be thrown down 10 a mo-
meni, than can be buili in an age.
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cru che Go,r, Dsnnsr
LETTER FROM Wa. DREW No 10.
LIYrrrnor. Aurnsl u. 1881.

iime to ,.s, France. or even to ro ON ,o tbc
. Continent at a.l My mission called ms io'
London. 1r' 7 td uoi Gel at liberty iu poo Do.
yonl lll' nlhs ihln tu slna of ihc m-1ld.s.
ids''. TIC month, or rcirly ihai, which !
spent there Ua, de,mcd iu -rns,-nt work. !.
. have seen nn.ut1t n thr interior. hall.
have travelled ihr k.prdon rc-h1rr th-s-
or fnr ha0'rt miles ltismore uf la scr. .
c.tnul -o.u7 iI1n c,rrciet o. Gnl r-
. nrufif' Old. 11I towns. Enrrri sn.' g.
|uc.'vs-H' g..vmean, a, M r.ll parts
. af u.- rs. .urtc nr'v. 1H-r ...
4 i,. W- L.r--a.I GHrv r.ll ft a'.a th..
rrurlr 90 ov0 or ,ru's ra Jle hrfs. They
oen lian, ''rmer',f.. in hr, t--s. ra5.
oon stately u-r.urs ha'1, .a i'. ...,rr arH
nr bees sr. bowels rr fHr depressed l.r..-r.
vha poo r.s work. r- ,hru. ar re arf r..
MEANS compare Nf. f. rr., houses AND e.,.
u-.7 .faar " r- n-m-r.
Htry Nsrf nG lr1rr Trr'ra.'r.
Krr. He f-.rr..F.a-r NJ E..- C-r-r.
no. l'trr rr bank afrnTrtrnaJr.
m.I.. rnv.r- rig. o. crossing t.r r.,.r
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a medicinal plaii, aud an aniidui' agl'rtpc-
,ailIur diss.sa; while in somo ct Ihc Ger
man States, rs growth ewing To- ihc general
u.c uf thr w,ei is enforced by law Bc,h..
as 10 may, ih ,sc of ,ul1c,o in some SHAPE,
has becomc scierl ip every quarter Of ihe
globe. and iurrjuc,Iou an object Of national
impornncc.
/ Tobacco ctrrs largely into our frrcirn cN-
changes, bsils second ruI, 90 rurn on che
.l.s,or our ara.ghuul cS.or's. Itrr uo
nation with ,firh vr iyalr ..ai does rri usr
taracr1: vb.llu5-ycai E.rurrau countries
.itira r.,,r Do, nraorol,, --t oar of ,I.
chief article. tiom which revenue D., derived.
. Iu several >ntrs ul tlrs Union % constitutes
.iar staple ar .'r OF agriculture, anl t. rrr-
dacrr aw hrrr rnaum.- OF iir o-f.r.u
.rrIu-s orrr fmui daay ug other Sa'...
while boo .om. OF che ioHhrrr .nI r.uha.t
90 States, %, ru'uu a, boon rrrutu-rI a.
,,1 more profitable lha iha usual agreu'u.
rlnI.,ry o.. o.r farmers.
o., ucra, na'y uru,ohary8-vrHrr'
sn Importer p. iHr aHr'. Goa large aumar
rr onr ovn consumption. I,h-rn.. a1 1..
rmrrntr.H.rr uf .alury. tH.r fore. ur..h.
,rur .I an' ,.mrtr ,rr aJrr'r1u ihrrw.
Hn-raa of lh..r sur.rrr qualities ah.rH n,
u.N 1rori. r. we'll l, O. thr.. 300 'Hr H.I.r.
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All man can p6t by lying and dissam'
bling, is, that he shall 10, be believed when
he ,psaks the truth
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Che OrtorO p,mutral.
GEORGE MEIIEN & co.
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Hook and Job Printing
rEUVrTIN NNp NEATLY TNTDUTTU
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Never wade in unknOwn waters.
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Jt ftr Hon. stephen \. nuH-'rs. before
I.r N,u hur. -Itff N.H"uI.rrHI ~u.t
o.. frrrrr,d at Iu,ls-lrT, september
10. I-s1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
Topics Of the Morning.

The vindication of Kossuth by Captain
Long, which we copy from The Cour-
ier and Enquirer, is complete. 1t is Diff
cult 10 conjecture by what wicked and mys-
teiious agency the calumnies against his
character were originated, or who wa, at
the bottom of the villany.
Another letter on Germany will be found
in The Tribune to-day. 1t discusses the
revolutionary spirit now with the past that
which is in esse and in posse, with remarka
bile acumen and judgment.
An account of Western Africa its laws,
politics, manners and cWilizaton-will be
found on our sixth page.
We have late and important news from
the scene of war in Northern Mexico. Ma
tamoras, though hand pressed, had not sur
rendered at the date of our latest dispatches.
Extracts from a correspondence between
Caravaial and Captain Phelps, which we
abridge from The RIO Braro, viii be read
with interest.
We give the letter of correspondent
nom Santa Fe, which takes very different
view of the Governors conduct from that
taken by the public meeting at Santa fe.
We publish to-day rather fair average
ofcasualtes robbcrics and outrages.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
MEXICO
Further Details OF the Revolutionary Move
meEt In Mexico, sc.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Nov. II. lsSi
The New-Oreans Mail. A. late as due, Ia.
arrived
The P,cayunr o, the ith inst contains further
intelligence as to the outbreak on the R,o
Grande Fighting still continued a, Matamoros
A, the latest dates. and great energy was sls
PLAYED on the part OF Avalos's forces. and there
were some signs OF tagging by Csravaal, who
was fighting his way from house to house, hay
ing but one piece OF cannon against twelve
A letter from Brownsville says the revolution
lists are mere band Of robbers.
From 200 to 500 women and children have
fled from Matamoros, and are IN great distress
and restitution.
Gen. Aval0s during the attack has ordered
the Americans in Matamoras 10 conhne them
selves 70 their stores. believing they would give
and and countenance to the Revou,Ionlsts.
From some Rio Bravo correspondence betweea
Captain Phelps, Commandant OF Fort Brovs
and Caravalal, It seems that the Americans gave
permission for the l. :. Steamer to convey Mer
lean troops 10 MatamOras The Revolutionary
leader protested agains, this and the order was
rescinded Captain Phelps complains that Cara.
vaal is destroying American property and IN
uring American citizens which that officer
very earnestly Denies and expresses the highes,
respect for this county and It's citizens. III,
Ro Braro pronounceS these charges against
Caravalal totally unlounded and to his desire 10
AVOID bloodshed aud save property, Is attributed
the fact OF his not having yet conquered the city
Mexican papers complain that the builders OF
the five war vessels constructed Ia New.lork
for the Mexican Government, have not complied
with their contracts The vessels were 10 be Of
IS tuns each but 1t is said they measure little
more than 80 tuns
The Picay,Re publishes an appeal from Can
vaial 10 the citizens of MatamoroS, declaring
that he comes as their friend. and urging them
TO om him in driving ont the Government forces.
who are their real enemies
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. WEDNESDAY, NOV y.
The state Ticket.

We received last night, by Telegraph and
Messengers, the Official Vote of fifteen
Counties as canvassed Yesterday, and give
below the reported msjcritles on the re-
spective candidates for seats IN the Canal
Board
They do not give US probability OF elect
inc our State Ticket-nOr indeed any part
of it, Mr. FITzHuGH perhaps excepted On
all these Official Returns, Mr.. PATTERSON,
loses forty-two votes from the reported ma
ierties in our table Of yesterday morning,
which gave him an apparent majority OF SIR.
Mr.. ULLMANN loses fire hundred and seven
votes as compared with the reported major
ties in our last, which gave him but eight
hundred md screnty-t,oo majority. 1t IS
most probable that we have only elected
one member of the Canal Board if any.
Still, the Official Returns vary so widely
from the previously current reports-the
variations being first on one side, then on
the other-tbat to-day's dispatches may put
different face on the matter, though we do
not believe they will.
Our City Canvassers met yesterday
and smelt of the returns, then adjourned,
and those of Kings ditto. Those OF Ere
did not complete their canvass.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 49, 1851
Tpy AygypE HosorAsLE.-A respecte

THE AMFNDE HoSoGAsLE.-A respected
correspondent suggests that since It IS proved
ttar the relations between KossUTH and the Off
GERS Of the Mississippi were on both sides what
they ought have been. we should now w!thdra"
our remarks about the associations and opinions
contracted Ly American officers IL the MetIer-
rsnean
We reply. thai % far as the case Immediately
II question is concerned. we have already done
SO. in stating that there has been no cause for
COMPLIANT. either a. regaris the officers Of the
Mississippi or then guests
But az % the T. ; Naval officers IN the Med
i;erraneau generally, We have no such reiraction
to make. We spoke advisedly and now relteraie
the words. They are, no dosb' men excellen'
in every private relation. but Their constant IN
tercourse with Neapolltan, Austrian and other
monarcLical and aTistocratic dignitares has
most unfortunate effect Gpon thei' position aud
influence in regard tothe general cause OF liberty
and the people in those countries. They adopt
the slang with which their i.iends are'wont to
speak of the laborers and martyrs in the cause OF
liberty, and DO not think it any disgrace to them
selves as servants of Democratic Republic to
indulge in notions and expressions which would
be much more BETTING to Austria than America.
To this there are honorable exceptions, but we
are assured that in general this Is but mild
statement OF the fact, and we say It Is TACT
which ought to be known to the people from whom
these officers derive their authority and their pay.
tits not well for Americans TO forget their
origin OF the Constitution and spirit ct theH
country, and to put on the airs and adopt the
modes of thinking cultivated by the mlnlons OF
despCtism and the ofshoots OF hereditary ans
tocrscy 1t Is not well for them to regard with
scorn the feeble and faltering efforts OF other ma
tons to establish democratic liberty. Let them
90 back seventy. five years and they VIII ma
that their own fathers were also "rabbe, and
the leaders who conducted them IN the great
struggle band of miserable conspHators and
revolutonsts Indeed, 1t Is even recorded that
those leaders carried so far the wlckednesS OF
devotion to their country as to 90 into foreign
lands seeking to seduce them into aiding IN their
effort to overthrow the legitimate authorities and
laws The descendants Of such men should he
ware how they indirectly outrage their sacred
memory. by scorning the people and their asp,
ra,ions for freedom, no matter how weak ana
errlng their course Of action may appear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12

The vote Just cast ia
the Old Bay State is the heaviest ever thrown
about $4,000 IN all, which is hardly more than
one for every eight inhabitants. New-HampshiIe
has thrown more than one vote for every six In
habilants, but her population is far more homo
geneous and home born than that OF Massachu
sets, in which State there cannot be less than
10000 adul, males who are unqualified 10 vote
by reason OF their being aliens, while New
Hampshire has scarcely one-tenth so many
The general result in Massachusetts, is much
the same as last year. except that 1t is not known
al this present writing that the Coalition have
carried the House The Wings were "a ahead
on the FIRST days elections. and If they held their
own yesterday, they can Of course fill the vacan-
cles IN the Senate and choose Winthrop Gov.
ernor. But We apprehend the Coalition closed
some OF the gaps IN lis ranks yesterday and
chose ma oIlty OF the Members.
The proposed Convention to revise the State
constitution Is voted down by about 5000 ma
,or'Y' Also the proposed Amendment, OF the
'har'er OF Boston by 2ijj majority.
Inc wings have chosen II Senators. the Coah-
ton 10 Bristol (sl doubtful. and there IS no
choice Tor II. The House fills the vacancies
The following is the reported vote ,or CIV.
em0r
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BUFFALO, Tuesday, Nov. II, 1851.
Receipts at this port shce yesterday fLosS,
800 Gbls WHEAT, 500 busn. Western Flour Is
IN fair demand and the market without any quo!a,.s
change. 4o00 bols. Michigan sold At 50 l2ds 81
WHEAT-Pfime Ohio IL IN good demand. Ssie,
10000 bush at re for White Ono and iec. fof IN
csgo Corn is IN good request a, better prices
5000 bush. sold at iic for Mixed Western. oAI'
are steady at late rates. FREiGBT-Quotttons "o'
Flour, SIC, Wheat l6.c Corn, BE.
ALe,Sy, Tuesc az, Nov. II, lsei.
Receipts Of the past - nours Flour gOVV ~, ~
Wheat. none CoRs, none BARLEY 2OOOo oesnss'
FLOUR Is unchsnged-faI demand fof "ssel.x
$50 ibis changed hands BARLEY has a downN .1.
tendercy Sales we're made OF 1900 bushels a. o,.
for some very PRIME two-roaed and the same hg'fe
for four.rowtd OAR are at Sic Prison "Hi'h'
q &C. aid OHIO Ole.
CHARLEsToS, TUESDAY, Nov. H. i'' o.,
CorToN u m active demand. 22O bales 'oi ,,ss
DAY at &C a SC. Full prices were obtained "'., 'i :,
markets. firm. CoTsEE-3 600 bags RIO were soy a.
auction at 7.c.a9sc., averaging &C. sUSAH.
hhcs MUscoyaco sold at auction az &c afepP'
c.pally al the latter Ggure
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Fatal Case OF Stabbing-The syracuse Rioters
Murder Trial. &c.

BUffALo, Tuesday, Nov II, 1851.
We learn by dispatch from Detroit that the
steamer SoutEerLeI reports While she was at Mack
NAV fatal aflTay tooA place on board the steamer
Globe. An alteration arose between the second
engineer and passenger, during which the ensi-
neer was badly stabbed IA the groin. Mr.. RoblnsOn.
the first engineer then interfeTed, when the psssen
ger stabbed him to the heart, killing him instantly
Judge Conkin opened the term to-day an the U 5
District Court, ana was engaged swearing the wit
esses IN the OF the late Syracuse rioters. The
Hon j. Lawrence, ). District Attorney, Is hero 10
conduct the examination. The tral Of eleven Irish
men for murder and not OH the Railroad Was con-
menccd to-day.
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NEW-YORk.
Hon. NIr, Benedict Repudiate, the silver Grays

Urea, Tuesday, Nov. IL, 1851.
Hon Joseph Benedict, member of the As
sembly from this county last year, Is out In
The Herald this morning, with strong article IN
favor OF the Wings cutting of from the Silver
Grays, and that if they do not do so he will leave
she party He goes IN for the resolutions passed
by the State Convention OF 1919, &c. He says
that it is time for a new party TO be formed
against Slavery, and that he will be one OF 1t.
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Election Returns (O1icial.

The Board of Aldermen net at O'Clock
YESTERDAY. resolved themselves INTO Board Of
County Csnyassers, aud looked at the returns
heard whether they adjourned at +. or A. The
Supervisors Of Kings County also net yesterday
bot did not complete the canvass OF thai County.
We present below such official returns rs We
have r, ceiNfd
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Fatal Accident-Three Lives Lost.

ROCHESTER, Tuesday, NOV. III, 1901
Three laborers killed at Spencer Port, In tins
County, to-day By the caying in Of an embankmens
on the Rochester and Lockport Railroad.
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FATAL TERMINATION OF THE Assault

FATAL TERMINATION OF THE AssAVb'
UPos Mr.. BASIL BLAR.-This gentleman VINO ".
so brutally assaulted on the eve Of election DAY
the corner Of Riyineton and Sheriff s's.' oy ''1.
steikeDreiter and John Schaeaer died yesterday ="
his residence, in consequence Of the m,uf'e'
ceised at tho hands Of these men. The Corone' ~
been notified TO hold an inqucs! upon the oo'''
the meantime the prisoners stand comms'ea'' w.
the - alt 4 tie .nyP>iigstiDa
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Burning OF @ Cotton Factory.

SPRINGFIELD, Tuesday, Nov. II, 1851.
The cotton factory Of Messrs. Heard Dapist,
situated at West Midway, was destroyed by me-
Yesterday teaoon. Loss, $4,000, on which taefe
Is al insurance for s. 600.
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GEORGIA.
Loss Of the brig Frank

SAVANNAH. Monday, Nov. 10, 1871
The steamer Magnolia arrived here to-day IRON
Florida reports that the brig Frank OF Boston, wesI
ashore on Amelia beach the sth instant sac
parted both her chains, and u - thought Nj" prove
a total loss. She had no cargo.
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BUFFALO, Tuesday Nor III; 1871
Tie steamer Buckeye state on FIRE last evening.
mostly injured IN her hull. that portion Of the ooa
beng ruined
Tie IRE caught 10 the hold, but from whaIeauses
not exactly knOwn.
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RHODE ISLAND.
Committal for Murder.

PROVIDENCE, Tuesday, Nov. IT, I5SI
Alice McClusky, charged with the murder OF hef
husband was examined by the Court OF Mag strsts
to-day, and committed, 10 take her trial at the ner
session Of the Superior Court.
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MAJ asst Wnthrop-.1,6, MAJ ae'S, Brggs--- -b,e53
The small towns of Hull IN Plymouth CO.
Digh,on in Bristol, aud Holland IN Hampden Co.
alone are to he heard from Taey VIII not make
lO1 difference in the above
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The Weather on Lake Erie.

DuNKIRK, Tuesday, NOV IT, 1911
considerable quantity of snow has fallen In this
vicinity the past t~o days. The wind, which fog
the last fortnight has kept Lake navigation for the
most part closed has All but abatcd, and boats are
now making regular trips.
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QTEENs COUNTY.

For The Assembly, SyIvanns ;. Smith, (Opp..)
beats J. NJ W hite, (Whig.) 500 votes. The Oppo-
sition candidate for Clerk has the same majority
Tie Opposition candidate Tor Treasurer has 500
majority Superintendent Of the Poor and SEES
SION Justice. each, 33j majority.
-iss + the votes gwen Daniel UIlnaan abovs were
cast fDs ID Uilman, Jr