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The New York herald., 1851-10-18
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OFFICE OF THE MERCANTILE MUTUAL INsUR.
" snce Co.. 63 Wall street. Now York. Sept. ~. 1851 =
Notice 10 hereby given that afy cent d the sop Of h,
company issued the l3th day OF Nay 1900 will bo paid e
e holds.s their legal and
After the 3h day OF November nex and that tere
on shall cease from that date CHARLES EEWCoaB. SEQ
vT,HE BROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Chartered in lS2i-omees f3 Fulton street, Brookiyn
Merchants Exchange, Wall street, New York-have their
capital tas also surpug) invested In ths most
undoubtd securities and continue 70 insure buildngs
furniture, and other personal property vessels In
port and their carsoes upon 90 favorable terms
other similar institution.
WILLIAM ELLSWORTH. President
ALFRED q, srryrNa Secretary.
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The Corn Trade Of Eufope.

tFrom the Leuden Mercantile ;stctte Oct 81
We hsve has cold get weather during tne greater par
ot the week and though little corn rcw reHsns shrcs
IA the most backward parts - the kiosio" stu
the tone Of the trade a beeu or less nn ~
the ci enre. A. several cf te msrKe,s IN ths ssncw
tur.i d.ficts more ctsi, s the shipping psrt- -
the eps CO sat where the dcpion ~s greatest rrces
Of wh AZ have rallied ehout "a per qunter but at we
lsrgv cSnsumire towns. shers etoc " 90 w I'm are
teif fri ~ rrftf Fa~p b-an cccdsf Cg'ni "
r-r etrcrolv ~ favor q rise end We ese "a
el-,f 20 coisci " IN The tel'et tst he vNN
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EXCURSIONS.

SUNpAY TRIP TO EFwBURG. WEST POINT, AND
- rorklani Lake-Ianding at Yonkers Hastings Dobbs
Nfpihnefs Peeiskul, Cofzens Doek, aud C,ld Spring
oucbtr ~ Hamwont street each he now AND spen
dld dttel Iner HOsAS y hJLsE. eapt Van Wait, viii
sve Nev iorh from e foot Of Chamhers strees on su-
DAY mornihE. tTs oce - ithe above rlaoes, Return
t'g VII leave NeEbuss 81 o clocs, r. a.
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ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICAS MAILS,
OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENCE
U~N~NNNNN~N0-NNNDNoyNovN~
THE MOVEMENTS OF KOSSUTH.
TIL Il M A IL X T. Il 8,
&C., SC, 60.

The steamship America, Capt. shannon arrived at
Boston early yesterday morning. The European mails
brought by her reached this city yesterday afternoon
Advices from Madrid OF the 25th ult state that the
commissioners on the budgs pursuing their sbors
they have already effected considerable saving vari
GUS branches Of the public service
We learn frora Manila that pirates had appeared in
the neghborng seas where they had committed various
acts OF atrocty They had however, been defeated by
the spaniards, wherever they came into collision
The commercial treaty between Prussia and Belgium
has been arranged. The terms are generally the same
as those of the treaty of ls4 which is about expire
the article Of irop Belgium has consented to
slight increase of duty.
Accounts from Berlin state that several cases of uu
doubted Asatc cholera reported to have at
BIeslau.
The Diet Of the Rhine Provinces was opened on the
2Sth ult., at Dusseldorf.
Fir John Ress intends to return in the Felix next
spring to the search fear we need not saw
for Sir John Franklin, but to ascertain if possible the
fate OF the gallant officer and his adventurous COM
psuons; this intention however of Sir john Ross has
contingency attached to itnamey, il he can get the
means. II is remarkable circumstance that the day
before he sailed from Loobrysn in the Felix he pointed
out to friend OF his, in S-anraer spot the map of
the Arctic where he said he thought tidngs
might be heard found Of the expedition
This epot visited and here found the graves of
three of Sir John Franklns companions This was the
only melancholy record
Our English files contain the details serious gales on
the Engsh coast, by which many vessels and several
lives were lost. 1t commenced on the 25th ult.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

sn ,na ysg ~ e. as .s % 50
leader and Hunssian s1ss who % sA.asss 70 i.sa % -
your hospiabe shore ntrusea with the
ssa
sAs WITH rhGss n snS sss.y srsss' 9. ss:ss s
United st..es steam frsate
Ssson from Kutayss .ssspsd - ~ ss
S
the warm desire to thank personaly for th
il sfss ssss Of E'
q s s to IN 5 sS
family nee passage through France 10 rees judged IL
TO 'Ss Ss &.
able To s yo oxsS ssou
isigs or in case granted passage about Er
the organ oi OF his said dsssS ana Of his
o 'SsS s e S Sef%t,a % few Ss
he s 10 .: e
asygm to his children there while proceeds to the
It. 'S sss Gs %Gsa and sass9a
LEFT kaS S hs s
the sacred cause which it his glory cannot
eru sympathy Of the rsoesSas msss xss sss ana
glorious Guardian Of justice. right, and freedom
hsve the honor sign myself be- with the most dis.
ssrssns, JAHsKI, Lisnts. ant -CoiOasi.
To Mr ANDREWS ESQ, May TO the city of Southampton
Intelligence from Mars5ies to the 3oth ult, confirms
the anticipatons entertained that Kossuth would
ton. We learn accordingly that the Ex-Governor OF
Hungary with his coexiles after three days stay ct
Narseles, embarked, the goth ut on board the
United States steam fgste Mississippi and that vessel
to proceed direct for Southampton where Kossuth
will land and after making short visit to London in
tends proceed in the Mississippi the United States
meeting of the town council Of Southampton held
on Wednesday evenin the 1st inst at which it
determined to present Kossuth with an address
Italy.
Advces from Rome. Of the 2Sd nit, state that con-
siderable uneasness still exists amongst population
in that city Fears entertained of the mschius-
tons Of seeret coDspirstors who are ncessany abor
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MOMNSTEADs.

A HOME FOR ALL.-SECoND MANHATTAN BUILD
a ing Assceiaton-Shares, SO monthly dues, So: en-
sanoe Zee -O"ing to the unexamped prosperity OF
fss o This name numbering tho
shares in four menths it has become necessary
second upon the most liberal eipsl As
medium OF inve tmen or the securing this
asseestion enords 70 the working peculiar facilities
oeyond all others The subscription list is rapidly llag up,
anc those who desire to join at the
DO 30 at once Members hereby notified paw their
arc Tees and dues INN ediateiy meeting will be held
1he MERCER Rouse corner Of Boome and Mercer ree on
honsAyeveninS next at o'clock for the reception
@ mbers Bylaws. dc. can be obtained at the
once ~ Nassau street, Room no. @
b. ". OSBORN, V. p, Acting President
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ADJUSTMENTS IN BROOKLYu.

RHOoxLYN MUSEUM CORNER OF ORANGE AND
utnn streets ts-loors open at 7; to Commence At X
oe,ser psr]uette Is eents Gallery l2 cents Benods
OF b T. FLOYD SATURDAY evening Oct IS the perfor
WI mmsroe with the MY YsTERIEs AND MISERIES or
nEw nokk-Mose. Mr. B. Floyd; Charles Meadows Mr..
ra 70 be followed by the burlesque of RONB AST CS
r.,SiO After which Double gshland Fling h Mas
NiCTih-Jeromah Clip. Mr. Weaver; Lodge, Mr.. Vincent
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mILLINERY, FANCY GOODS, 80.

EANcY ooops.-TBE GREATEST FANCY STORE IN
the city u ROGERS, No. 4ig Broadway, where srt-
ses Tor use and scle for presents may be found in end
less variety, and all cheap will not fail TO make
selection for Of friends. Eyery article
rsnted 70 pease be returned and exohanssd Prices
are distinctly marked and all veooms TO call and
anime, whether they purchase or not
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vRAyELLEHs' uUHDm.

CAMDEN AND AsRoY RAILROAD LTNEFROM NEW
" York 70 Philado phia-Lesye Pier No. North River
sybteambost JOHN POTTER Morning Line at 8 oclooki
afternoon Line At o'clock Fare by elsher line So for
ssta deoh 81 Emisran, Line. At bo'cioek, NJ fare.
~ A l.. BLfBs Aren't
New YORK AND PHILADELPHIA-NEw YORK
~ and Philadelph direct.Unt9d etstes NAL Line
through In az hours via New Jersey Railroad. Fare re
uced 70 81 for fret cas and 81 80 for second clas Leave
York M from foot OF Cortand street, and At
A ~ and p. n, from foot Of Liberty street Leave
husselphia ate and NJ and p NJ from the foos OF
Walnut street.
- Fen BALTIMORE. wAsHrNeroN, on CEARLse roy.-
through tickets sold In the above limos through COP
ueor with through baggage checks accompanies the tan
hviaS hbP NJ Passengers and baggage In this train VII
tsnarrted arestiy throush from aepss depot Abe
'oute without sstrs charge
'T0 THE DIRECTORS OF THE ALBANY AND hUF-
slo hailroad.-Gentemi n-Are ysu aware hst Their
IN operation raiirosd called the Fer York and Erie snd
theftsse o. fare tor Emiersnt pssenyers from NV
for 90 Ctncinnst seven Doars whne you charae rs Se
zen Dollars and Fifty Cent. Nv the thousani IL this jus
JoHN ALLIN, p1 Csdss ssssss M.
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DOU BILE SH EFT.
sALnS BH hUCvIOk I.


n UCTIoN EOTICE-THOs. BELL. AUCTI0NEER-
Auction Sy Raom 3 BqsaTa; %.y A. 10Y s's il the
ss Of Sond and new Of all
sCfsd Toys. Also Brussels and ingram Carpets Sc
UcnoN NOTICE HORSES CARRIAGES. HAR-
bsy street corner Dari brown HorsS ih
4ssy I wfsSi @ opas S..s.
leather top t~o light R2lkaway Harness 1--WE Saddles Br
o7 Dey street. corner Greenwich.
w NC CoEEIcK CO. WILL SELL THIS DAY, AT
ten o'clock at the store A. Is Spruce street one ma
T.s Fs.,Ss, tGP s.S. ssfi
Brussels asr sTs
SssS TInS Gsnss S b,:i pR RsIs WIss
sls q ss%Shns and casks an nyoics Of Cooking and
'''' WV WS hv11s vHS zaSbf ssHbf' AS..ner S
r Cotton, AUCTIoNEER.-AUcr SALE OF
Senee! Household Furniture, Sc., &c-F. Cotton
auction BssRman 's and - 50 AZ zna 1s9ce Street.
P the of Sr SSns SG@
ing mahogany and black walnut Chairs French mahogany
hI. marble Bass.as Gases So
plain Badstsads eSes and psan 1ee G % snd
Beds and hair H.rssa Qasrsssss bdFson eiPsa
:sli1 zs 70 sas ss59ig a s a So.! GOLD ws
H E. Willard AUcTIoNEER..aA GENERAL AS
- ,softment Of Tareiture Fancy Goods &c. at
%ad d aSpe SeiSpe at VIII III s at s.sn
o e TOP snss sbss wF r9Gy G.
attention fbuyers. Also, second hand Furniture.
n NJ HOFFMAN, AUCTIoNEEs-BY L. NJ HorF.
y man CO THURSDAY 23d. AZ IL oclock. st Hoboken,
n OF ebpyard consisting of FOOLS
81 every description Anvls, Bellows, Swedge, Blocks
ssnehrs steam Boxes Can Hooks Can't Books Crowbsrs
Sce Bar Clamp Screws Moulds &c Also the move.
able portion Of Railway for hauling (new
pete ready 70 lay with superior Rollers Rails
Se Sc Aleo large, fat clinked, hand wrought Chain
EURNITvRE AUCTION sALE-oN MONDAY MORN
inrniture worthy the attention Of housekeepers At l6
Srenwich avenues Mahogany book richly carved and
maho and walnut Chairs three sof.s brussel and in
Jrain Carpets; Bureaus, Tables Feather Beds,
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SPORTING.

DOCS FOR sALE.-SPLENDID SPOTTED DANISH
- won hound and black Newfoundland pups. Ais q
Water street. "
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sr two mile heats TO 30 lb wagons VIM. Whelan uauss
2. Sledge Hammer; q. Brooks names ch. IN Solar.
JOEL COSKLIN, Proprietor.
l MON COURSE. L. I-GRE.T PACING MATCH
~ Tie two fastest pacing horses in the world have
match on tuesday next three mile heats wagon and
Csyuga Maid to spkey This match |, creating gre At dea
OF among the patrons Of speed there is no
doubt but thai it will be an astonishing both
to speed and conten tion the proprietor the Unon
facilities by railroad will be provided.
JOHN I. sNEDIKEa.
MON COURSE. Ii L.I-rROTrING.-MoNDAY
October ~ 1891, at halfpast o'clock p. n. match
three mile heats to wagons; wagon and driver
wegh 1926 lbs. Mr.. Nelson bl q. Black Harry Mr.
Wheipley eh. stallion KEN BILE Jackson
after match for SSc mile heats best in wagon; wagon
ara driver TO weigh a lbs Mr Rocheeau br sts
lion Csrdinal Mr. Jones names br Domino. The will
leave south Ferry Brooklyn for the Course at hslfpA
clock r M returning as the sports over
Fare each way. 25 cents
TTNIoE COURSE, l.. ROTTING.-wEDNESDAY.
Ooh 2 ~ p. M purse Of $500 tga mile heats in har
ness Mr. Whelpy pames Lady Suffolk, Mr.. Nc Ardle
names hr Mac, Mr. Dimmicb b. x. Jack Kosser,
Mr. Nelson br Boston Girl. will South
Ferry Brooklyn at o'clock precisely for the Course;
fare each 20 cents and wait till The spnris
JOHN l. SNEDIKER. Proprietor
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A TRAPHAGENs FANCY VARIETY STORE ANp
"a Juvenile Emporium, 81 Canal opposite Greene street.
New ferh keeps eonstanty hand fsshionae,e assor
variety Of Chldrens Ready Clothing plsn and
broderei also, Ladies Under Garments ready made. or
made order at The shortest notice and
sbe terms Closls Sacks Msntiilas visites &c &s in
fact every variety of article appertsnns 10 Ladies and
Chiidrtn's Wardrobes.
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IaDIA RUyBER GOODS.


To THE PUBJIc-lNDIA RUBBER sHoEs-oUR
attention hss been sseS 70 ,p nGTs, gus
& ana sSs Courier and vnSuirsS Of sane ds.. In which
sfte much upmerted abuse Of attorney. VIM Judson
ooodyssrs Pssen, under and .h.s does
S sS; IN, IN ss I q %
liz Rubber Shoes under 0oodyeais Patents and paid our
..s ;si S.E: S:sS .s s ss
rather than pirate upon Gocayesrs Ps,snn We ains
% oinffinso H. Mr. Day having been prossSu,sd sctnov
SssTs SOs 2 nfrnss H. Pss.n: as 4 now Attempting
20, only 70 nnss said P..ens bu, 70 insrs ogrssye.
work under thes charge Nr Day direesly
s % 'f:1 fS Sss x. .i os Ss SSss
% sa NJ % S,D % 70 s pulls & spS Gs give n.sSs ~ se,. n
M his shoes made In violation Of said Psssas hishS Win
HAYWARD EyBnEE CO,
THE NEWARK INDIA Ry5BEE nTc CO.
s,- rori. SsH 5si1 : a GS isil.
JNDiARuBBER RcHivALRy-L CAN DEE, HAYWARD
Sst SasSr omesny BY Ir.%s Hut
chinson President Ford Co The parties abovensmed
;, ss ss;;s sSs sfss Isy r:i s'sSSs
asrs ny special attention a. .h. time In espo.ns ,s.
S nss: '?' Ss TSSii sn ss sl.
s W. .sss ss:s Sy 'ca S'Ts n.
ARD ssa e rim SSSTs 1 s. s I
ssther about Dozen lawyers and brourt Trenton their
.isa IN ,pen court III. sui, involved the title 20 Is
patent cfered 20 try a. the combin backed out
fmAneec Judgment of suit which have often obtained
gsins tn dlins p.tent The PLAINTIFF brought IN
r So. shssS SsSSF sSaroa.
oontnue their dsrrrctful practice OF proseu
Nou 70 hono'soe merchants CONNIE I'd their present
tion 20 x, e,ndd consideration o. my friends asd
ss, sssS s ss .safTp sa ss nov my .;s :.s g:
sive fcsh orders hope to ply orders in full ana
priee-Dsys beet patent iapan Rubber shoes rs
Gh cents. All others In proportion Car snrinRs
cents per pound Steam Psoknr scents per pound net
HORACE II. DAY.
Manufacturer Inventor, .nd owner Of Seventeen
India Rubber Patents, q COrtlandt st.
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YHE YURE.

CENTREYILLE COURSE. L. I.-TROTTING.-THIS
~ day saturday Oct ~ at O'Clock pre- isely stch for
Sr two mile heats TO 80 lb wagons VIM. Whean uaues
2. Slecge Hammer; Z. Brooks names ch. m. Solar.
JOEL. CONKLIN.
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Nov opEN-TUs NAPOLEON aALLEzY, az raR
~ roo ms of The rsuerh Academy ~ Dcsgn N7 Broad
vsy. oiloaits Bcnd street. Adntaoeq - ce''e 2
s.skeii " tents. Cataloguos t2ls cents.
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H z. WILLARD. AUoTIoNEER.-A GENERAL As.


pg a. lUe o'clock large quantity of good second
worthy the attention of housekcepers Ii6
Grtenwich ayenue Mahogany book richly carved aud
mahogany and walnut Chairs three Sofas brusse and i'm
zrain Carpets; Bureaus TIA bles Feather Beds
Girandoles, Bedsteads, &c. d. HoUGH, Auqtioneer.
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@1aAaCrAA..

ClS 0GN-sIX THOUSAND DOLLARS WANTED
DVsOOO For hve Years. at elk per cent A bond and
mortgage, for security will be given house and lot in
BroaGsay. near Broome street, which 10 worth $40 0JO.
There IS no mortgage on the property Address IL. D. at
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The stock market at Paris has not maintained the
buoyarcy notic last week Prices for the last or
three days have been declining and the Five per Cnt,
are now quoted at only qif soc.
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slsE ARTS.

lust RECEIVED tPER ASIA SPLENDID AS
~ eorsert Of English Enrravinss being the stock Of
bankrupt will be sod very oheap 70 pay the creditors
(NOLoRED DAOUERRFOryPEs FOR ylFrT CENTS
v at II. v. HArrite Gsleries Noe ls2 BD~ery and 26
rsnd rse of Bowery the only pisee IN tho ety
heve Likeness colored and warranted for ffv cent IN
Dpft mistske the rumber, i3t Bcwery snd 98
Grand corner RoWeTy, over Storys
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WANTED. ON EBoTroNRY.-ABoUTs sil.0Oo WANTED
on bottomry Of British chip Yeoman, Capt. Purdon
end her freight The vessel Is bound 10 St. John ~ b. to
load cargo Of timber and deals TO Liverpool Lo.n TO be
made payable on arrival OF the vessel a. Liverpool The
Woman was built at ST. John r., in lsi6 is 955 tons
burden In perfect order having Just undergone extensive
be received till Monday, the 2is at noon, addressed TO
Cap John urdon the Office Of James LAWSON Insurance
Broker. y Wall street.
WANTED-sC0. FOR TWO MONTHS FOR THE USE
Of which board and room will be given. and the
returned in monthly payments. Address Immedate
Broadway Post Once.
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Advces from Rome. Of the 23d ult, state that con-
siderable uneasiness still exists amongst the population
in that city Fears entertained of the mschius-
tons Of seeret coDspirsors who incessany labor
ing to destroy all authority.
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MONEY LOANED on STORAGE OF ALL SORTS or
I approved Merchandise Personal Property, Diamonds
.oid silver Ware Pianos, Groceries Sc er o,sh paid for
the above, preferred For sae variety HayAna Sesar
double barrel twist English Guns gold Watcher Sains
Bracelets Diamond Se low for cash. at SO Nassau street,
ron
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From the 81. Louis Repablican, August22.
Nexxs Grann the RIuina-

By the steamer Duroc, from the Missouri river
yesterday, received an extra from the office OF
the Kanesville Guardian, containing later and in
teresting news from the Plains Mr. Thomas
Bateman and ten others arrived at Hanesyille oD.
the 18th froln the Great Salt Lake CITY. AS they
travelled with ox-teaIns, and were nearly two
months on the route, the news from the city itself
is no later than we received two weeks ago.
Mr.. b. met Orson Hyde and company one hum
dred and eight miles this side of Fort Laramie. He
brought letter from Mr.. Hyde TO Mr.. Mackin-
tosh, of Kanesville, dated the 22d July, in which
he gives account Of an adventure with the In
dians. On the llth, near one branch OF the Loup
Fork of the Platte, his party was assailed by par
ty of about three hundred Pawnee indiana, and
robbed of between seven and ten hundred dollars.
There only seven OF the Mormons in compa-
NY Mr. Hyde lost eighty dollars worth of cloth
ing gun, camp furniture, and provisions, besides
| his horse Jim, which he afterwards recovered by
paying forty dollars for him. At the time Of writ
| ing they were all in good health and spirits. Cap
tain Smiths "three ilftes' were not robbed by the
Indans, as they had passed before they had taken
their position the route. Mr.. Hyde says that
lie is satisfied that there is a concerted plan be-
| tween the Omahas and Pawnees to plumber the
trains, but the Omahas backed out from the arrange
ment. Orson Pratt lost his horses after rossing
| the Missouri river, at Winter Quarters; he sup
poses that the Omahas stole them. They expert
enced only one rain storm, but this was severe
| one
| Another letter from Mr.. Crombe states that
| Judge Brocchus, Mr. VIM ii. Gooch, and Mr.
| Walker, shared MIR. Hyde's fate The report is,
that they robbed Of all their clothing, except
pantaloons and shirts. Mr.. Crombie killed a fine
| horse in making his escape from the Indians.
| Mr.. Bateman met several California compa-
| MES two days. travel from Salt Lake City-al
| getting along WE'LL He met Mr.. Rabbit, and
| number of Government officers for Utah, two hun
dred miles the other side of Fort Laramie, pro-
| crossing slowly-ther animals much jaded. Cap
tain Stephens's company was met about three hun
| dred and fifty miles out, proceeding without
molestation. There was company of about three
hundred wagons in the Sand Hills, where Mr.
| Hyde was attacked, and fears entertained
for their safety, the Pawnee Indians were known
| to be in force in that vicinity.
John Browns company of emigrants was met at
! the junction of the new road. two hundred and
forty miles from Winter Quarters, 2Sth July, get
| ting along well.
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kentucky,
consciousness OF the nrpUBlro.I

FRAsKFoRT, Aug. -, 1851.
have not been called on totake much part in poll
tics, and am ashamed that we have done 30 bad
ly. There were several causes combined which pro-
duced the unhappy result. which could not be OBJ
Waited and il is therefore useless to to them
The Wings refused 10 come TO the polls, as the
vote clearly indicates, and know TO be the case
in this section of the State.
We have l52 900 votes in the State our legisla-
tive apPortionment having been made on that
basis from returns made 10 the Auditor of our State
We have heard from all the counties bat one, which
only gives about $50 votes, and POWELL Demo
crat) has 81 ,52l votes, little than one third
of the vote of the State. Dixon (Whig) $500;
CLAY 3.52l; giving PowELL plurality of $40
votes POWELL received $40 votes less than he did
when he run against Mr.. CRIrrENpEN, and when
he was beaten S,463 votes. In l645, Mr.. CnITrES-
DEN's vote was 60 $50; PowELL's, 81, 3s7. TnoMP-
SON has beaten Week.-Mrs. s. 233 votes, and yet has
received 100 votes less than DIXON, who on the
ticket with him. THoMPsoS's vote is 53,60l;
WIsKLIFFE's, Al 1868.
Altogether, il is a strange result. think I'M
derstand the philosophy of it, but have not time
to go into explanations. II will, am persuaded,
have good effect upon party at home, and Sc
cure beyond all doubt the vote for the nominee of
the Wing National Convention. We have, as you
have seen, majority in both branches of the Lee
gislature.
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The Landing of Gen. Lopez i'm Cuba.

The Savannah papers Of the Goth instant
contain statements of the landing Of LOPEZ in
Cuba, which differ in some particulars from
those received by the Cherokee, but as they
purport to be furnished by person who was on
board the Pampero, our readers will know
what importance to attach to them. The fol-
lowing is from the Savannah Republican:
tbs ARRIVAL or GEN. LOPEZ IN CuBA.-We
learn from Key West, through person who was
with Gen. Lopez, that he first sent boats ashore
at Key West, where he ascertained that Cantos,
one of his old officers, in arms at the head Of
five hundred .nen In the Vueita de Abajo, at Penal
del Rio. Reasoning from this that much of the
dsposable Spanish force had marched in that d.
rection and that the cruisers in that quar-
ter, no promptly made his landing Mt a little port
called Dforiilo, between Ortigosa and Cabanas.
From this point he could sec with his glass the
waves dashipg against the water batteries of the
Moro Castle. His landing was effected in tho night
of the 10th and 18th instant, and he was ready TO
Get ont for the interior at ii o'clock the follow
ing morning. Early in the morning great num-
bers of the inhabitants brought TO his camp fruits
and fresh provisions, pack horses, and horses for
himself and officers. Here our information ceases,
as the Pampero left Immediately to take in coal at
Key West, and proceed on her voyage. Before
landing the general seized two pilots, who safely
guided him into port.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-08-30

SPECIMENS of Stone, Iron, and Wood Bridges,
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