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Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01

At a Court of Probate holden ut Torrington within and for the District of Torrington. on the l4lh day of Feb. A. D., 1852. Present. -HsNRY 8. BARBOUR, Esq. Judge. NSTATE "f POMEROY LEACH, late -AA of Torrinston, in said district deceas. ed. the Administrator represents the estate insolvent, and pfnys the app'intment of Com mlssioners ihereOn-W Whereupon, Or dered, that Commissioners 10 receive. ex- amiDe and adjust the claims of the credi- tors fsaid estate. he appointed al the Pro- bate Office in sail Torring,on. on the Isl, day of March, 1852, at nine o'clock in the forenoon, and that all persons interested in said estate may be notified thereof the Ad- mInistrator will cause this order to be pub lished in newspaper printed in Li,chfeld, and post a copy thereof on the public aign post nearest the place where the deceased iast dwelt in said Torring,on. A true copy of Record.
 4F HENRY S. BARBOUR, Judge. At Court ol Probate holden al New Mil
 ford within and for he District of New
 Milford, on the l7.h day Of Jan. 1852. Present, D C SANFORD, Esa Judge. nN motion of the Exeeu,or of the las, " Win of STEPHEN TREAT, late o New Milford, within said district. deceas- ed; This Coart doth decree that six moo,hs from this date be allowed and limited for the creditors of sad Estate their claims a. gninsl the same 10 said Exccutor. and di rects that public notice be gwen ofsihis or der by advertising in newspaper publishet in Liichfeld, and by posting u copy ihereo on ihe public sign post in said town of New Milford, nearest the Placs where the deceas- ed last dweit.
 Certified from Record
 D. C. SANFORD. Judge. 7sEA D0Z. hand, pannell, rip and back lOUSsws, of Butchers. Speas S Jackson and Rockets, at WholsaIe aud IelaIl by
 HOLCoMB & LYON.
 sS Water street, Bridgeport, n
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TnE CASE OF THE CRESCENT C,Iy.-We under
stead that not only ia Captain Porter to rssu@s tue
command of his old ship, the Georgia, but shas %
also takes Mr.. Purser Smith with him from the
Crescent City. This will relieve the Spanish ausho'
rites Of Havana Of ali further trouble regarding Mr..
sn;,b nacansn the Georgia does =, touch nj
Havana, neither in gong ont nor in returning She
makes the outward trip straight through. and
touches only st Kingston, Jamaica, on her return
Unless, therefore, Mr. Smith should give some
alarm to the British Governor Of jamaica from his
alleged sympathy with American flii5usterocs, he
VIII most likely be the cause Of further inter-
national difficulties
In the meantime, Judge Conkling having gone to
Havana in the United States war steamer Pc uhat.
tan, to inquire into all the facts concerning the
lete outiages upon the Crescent City and the bark
Coineiia, it is to be hoped that our government
VIII not suffer the matter to pass over as if the
country had forgotten it The country requires
some repararion Cor the aforesaid outrages uuon
our commerce. our flag, and our good faith to wards
Spain. The public mind is anxiously awaiting the
Issue Let not our President and his cabinet inn.
CINE that this be slurred over, as a trife too
Insignificant for redress There must be some
repsration.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27

TO The EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD
ST- our editorial In the HERALD OF the 25rh inst
accompanying Lewis H. Putnam letter 10 General Al
monte seems to require wori from us as trustee. a ths
shioh PiesbyteriaR Church We're 1t generally known
hat me Shiloh PresbyteraR church was not in cxtcncc
AZ ine aaso OF Pntnams letter Feb 49, 1917 we SHOULD
ar Putnam to be regarded como of the e sders
"a .he esck statesmen and politicians, OF New York VIC
10 not spoW Tor the simple that not being ool
ca pooy we are not in portion TO be Acquainted with
te matter OF fact which the HERALD proessss 10 state
sDu Io tmiar reason do feel called upon 70 ex
pTeis any opinion upon that point ~
nnu nov mr. the odious tern, sinfcst New York and
.E.where VIII Justly apply to xhe black statesmen and
Ponucisns OF New York the HERALD. good neigh
Dor VIII doubtless (ifi CAM sksw those gentlemen
fome proper occasion.
in reference TO ours elves wish to state that being
OF an expensive and valuable property like the
owners OF the Broadway Tabernacle and other similar
corr oraons in the city let out our house by the
night &c for meetings and conventions in various ways
CO INJECTED with the public welfare
But no occasion bias disturbance been tolerated
In house any bufincss transacted discussed or
contemplated to be discussed having reference to Mcxi.
matters any similar matters. We are fully aware
that your not that such has bcen ths
but wethipk it, statements such a. - Mace ne
n an inyIdious, II not . false position.
Signed by order and in behalf Of the Board of Tru.ts
If the Shiloh Presby terrain Church.
OBEDIAu JACKSON Charm
JoUr ". HrcroR, Secretary.
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psr,n,an cion,,. arr. nsan,,nas.-A.sMs P.r,s

Mantia Emporium. a6l broadway may 30 seen col.
isoGion novelties In the above named articles enperr
beth style and richness 20 anything preyeuay
80 she atng sasse sn or eea OF IRIS
advantages of sttorouely acquired European snowodSs
s combined with years experionoe IN snfs
city may Justly be considered at the head Of this par
onar branch Of trade end earnestly advise our LADY
f.eHde whether they want travelling cloak as ton o.
tvelve dollRrs vcivet from thirty TO forty deimrs o.
m.Enfcently embroidered from nifty TO 1un dgcu cc
lsEs 70 pay visit 20 this establishment.
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Rich Car nsImns.-SmI1h ~ Inunsherrx

ssieet, are prepared to exhibit their fall
plce aud desirable assortment Of
Is restry. Brussels threcply and ingram
aso Ell ice Of all other goods per-
carpet trade. all of which they Offering at
Pii'es w At challenge compel itian.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27

Cart MARCY AGAIN. Cant Marcy vbor, ~.
Telegraph kled CT often In an Indian cno.rsnnt ,s
vert tine since. At prcesnt In pufralo ,r; ou
III at the houge q his father D's very
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Tc Dealers ~ PLAYING Cards and station

.~y-Ihe Compress Card aud Stationery Manufactory,
AZ fnrneh playing enameled cards Of
seaepop superior stock and nish and at lower rates
than can be u veaned elsewhere; also making their own
stock they will Tlns business caras cheaper anu Des'et
than any other pin Ter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27

Tapestty Brnssea at o. S. aud s. yard three
pets at ts 6a 3D. Ia and sB ingram carpets 3d. Cd
49, ts and IS Cd floor oilceths 3D. s. Be- 3D. and
f and English oicloths twelve twontyfour feet wide
aad Ar. i' - - 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27

EXPLORATION TO Iowa. Hundreds upon hundr, IA.
saJs The Burlington Telegraph the Misss,pj iv.,
At mat point daily seeking new homes in Iowa II is
PIe,,Dt year ,lsD il has done tor years past
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27

coats in every style Of the latest fashions the most
choice material ont nth taste and sk made by faith
ful wo kmcn. Indeed although made to order
care could be bestowed these goods GEORGE LEVIE,
corner Of " bite street and broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27

usiDg-Thc two articles Inv, ..r....-
Fern" In this wosks "Amt rican Union" A. }, nhy
musisa and miscellaneous news poetry and
continued stories-no vertisements 1 iomahoc. No
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have difficulty In complying with this request, they
have very SUPERIOR stock Of brown ovcrcoats well
every ether color IL you want FIRST rate clothing
them. Their warerooms are at ln2 Fulton street.
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UHrrxD srArEs o,sra,cr Couar-No. 81
listed States c'scun couAr.-0pened yesterday, b.
sugnaios .ousI- 30 ban hes- Nos 40 5l7, 6ls,
519 $40 327 o2 800 2a- 20. ss6 sos 62l 5af 525 so,
sss SIS $40 $50 1917 rs ,oss 81: sss a. as io
25s, 1ss $50, 4i6 2a6, 47a $40, AIS 476.
Cheapest Daguerrcetypcs In the World
10 the cry at their headqnartsr $50 Braiwsy pre-
Ssns ss.d Tso.s who picture: sSaaa
visit REFS Co. both for economy aud superior works Of
art, 2S9 Broadway.
Roots Dsguerreoty pes, -rhc splendid Da.
guerreo'ypes exhibition at the Fair by ROOT, 1853
broadway are not for but only By way Of COM
is5o and gold M DIAL in iahis beias highest award
OF as
is premium of which srtst might well be proud
Daniel W.bster-A very good Likeness OF
this eminent isto be had at ,oUpIL CO.'S, No. 80
Broadway. Price per copy ST. Trade supplied.
Meade Brothers AT the Fir OF tho Ameri-
IDstituteThe magnidesnt collection Of dasnerreo-
considered the fa,ure Of the They The largest
and most perfect specimens EYER sxhnitsd Galleries ~
Daniel Webster-Inrtiins's full length
s" few ss c9 S ss street.
StereoscOpes and stsreoscopic DaguerrcO-
types in .yl- at Da.1errsaa sliary ~
ntte dausrreotype which are considered the most ar
tisteal specimens ftfe art
Ii can no Longer b~ Doubted among well
Il T. @ r. p'r so sHy
ment III Gorilla who eeps large assortment or
read made cloth en- hand
A National Work or Art--The Washington
observation-disclosures Bachia the honor to
ready nr.e full length likeness OF Wash
ngton STEEL by tehie, in the finest man
ner In the of Iii zzotnt a1d stippie, and
fnishea in tic highest possible degree OF perfection and
brliancy publishers. confident of proper appreci-
attic al their efforts place 5-o the country picture
worthy and the nation present this portrait to the
Of Washn ext mt and nparaby the aost brilliant
engraving produced IN he nittd States The most
atenica has ben pad 70 every partsnlar that
would towards producing pereet picture me
head is NIL, copied from the standard likeness ny Gil
Stuart comp stor effects and accessoriss are
from picture pain ed expressly ior this engraving ~
the emir artist, of PHILADELPHIA The pub
shers have decided cell biz engraving At tho unpree
tedfor large and high class worklow price OF three
dollars per copy Choice copies be secured BY susser
the books Of the canvasn agent ~ the once OF
the publihcrs sFeemen cory can be examined IT tho
| Fair, Gaelic Ca den.
| French Millinery VIII open this day,
October 9th, rich 81 French millinery.
4 l.. Eighth
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the most elegant woter clothing be selected
most varied ascrtment in the city and obtained the
prices The clothing made order this celebrated
concern equal to in the world and the prices
derate beyl nd oomretition or comparison.
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Hiram Anderson. No. M Ro,ver \,

tyoduoed new err in the carpet trade by
tho price OF every description OF Engsh and aaerican
tapestry vcvs BRUSSELS three ply and ingram carpetng
rigs eruggets ats, window uhades, &c. Purchasers
should look to their interes. and call at 90 Bowery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27

els for promoting the orouiaon an excellent and
snvenn substitute for II sh brushes Wholesale and
tail. RuSBToN, CLARK Co, Chemists and Druggists.
ltJ Broadway, 10 Astor Uougc aad 23 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27
ChiIdren,s Hats Cr,,s 90 Eurs-yr.s.

for gentlemen There three things for which NOy Of
NO ~ Iuoi street. is famous for that i the excellence
four dollar hats the beauty Of his caps for chsen
andhe superiority Of his of ladies'
These claims for popularity sire evidently by
TIE public. as his sales is OF the best froqented
cea In
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tir making establishment No Astor House. is ever
rushing down wharf or into railroad depot inst tins
20 BIO too late for boat train GREENS sirts-uur
vailed In shape, at and wcrkmanshpare never delivered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27

Iespectuiy invited 70 examine the ohocs ..i.s A
So"a ~ az aon ,h",ossrters establishment The sea-
repaired. :" w SuY' .Comf xfeSyis
H7 Broadway, between wajksr sr "a " ~ nnnns
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Cr.ua Torch fdnnt Procession In the

Eighth ward.The aremen Of tho Eighth and all other
wards in favor recollection o C. H. Ring for Assistant
respectfully requested to assemble at Den
mans in yaniam street near hudson 70 join in making
grand and torchght procession, at
7 o'clock, Thursday evening, Oct. 18th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27

Tortoise Shell Drcs, Co.

pi 81, aouf,h avenue Maj James Tompson Of Ns
III wiz ne happy 20 see his old militia. 1a
square. VIZ convenient to Ma nre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27

pretty Drugeot.-HIRAM ANDERSnS IN Wfsn y
cent En- glish druegets four yards selling masnih-
coivcd 300 yards Of tapestry vide and has just re-
half two twc and hr' Psttern druggets Of one and
and g. per and three yards wide, at &c. Cd
cheap Call at 30 80 also 200 pieces stair druggets very
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27

and pearl Ybe largest stock ia the city wholesale
retail at Frecmana 80 Fulton street. Mems beaver silk
and felt hats Of every variety price So and IS 30 equal q
those sold Tor 81 Call and judge for yourselves FREE
NAN manufactured 20 Fulton, between William and Gold
streets.
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Immense BarCnIns in Dry Goods.--IIite

COCK 4 lEADBFA1LR, 3E Broadway, corner Leonard
ladies the greatest bargains they
York splendid silks for Is yard elegant long fhaws
else in proportion.
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Fair OF the American NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TO this fair their cards printed cheap
,hs Congress card factory 10 esey street
than in the city, in OF the factory
their own stock 10000 worthNof superb playing
cards on hand eale cheaper than be purchased
AZ oth fact
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Pen s still aDding extensive cafes To be had only 81
tic saesrcom OF the Sew York Gold ZEN Manufacturing
Contrary So wich ttrrrt. Dey. lso on hand
large and ell seeccd stock OF gold pens and gold and
silver ren rencl 30 found in the world at
prices Terms cash. The motto Oh tho com
pany Is one price and deviaton Gold pens repaired
Cren in future until o'clock, i. ii.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27

Portable Dressing Cases.-TT
claim Che attention Of trsyellera az ss....
ecmpactness and utility, which rendcrs.
nient oomp anions to AL whose busins
sbem from home. SAUNDERS, No, :,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27

fac urers prices luster diamond pins, rings Large
diamond rng pins juwelry and watches Tor
sale lower than retail rriees Eanufac
tory and sales stairs No SSl Broadway corner
White street. DAVID RIA T, Manufacturing Jeweller
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j,.s x.s.-Nfr. (,ou.ys,u,th.

scive tu7ils this week tonly) for
ACE On Monday, November lat, Al n,
Instruction at convsnitn, hours fecs
or the course.
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Ladies', WRITING 4

Of ~! broadway, will r.
~ Cls,ses viii CONNIE
snd = o'tloch. Private
he pupil. Terms Sl5'
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Fine CutIery,-The su ne,


fine Cutlery.-The Subs -
o. pen, pocket sportsmep ~4te ssnwt tns AZ
dn.vept styles OF Joseph Nod r.i-.. .-h..... .xks
sitv "a liz ~ v,sPisyoi <erv manwfAeturs,
w. no. ." ks kiad % be seen in the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27
In Memory NJ O~nsst Webster.
Hret capitoieum

Fulg-ns
was the quo .stop FROM Horace, applied by Daniel
Webster TO the Capitol OF the United States, in his
speech the Iayins If the corner stone Of the new
wings now in the ccur-e of erection. Now 1t may
be as spposite'y applied TO Mr. Webster himself
Let he proud capitol Of his world vide fame Sand
for h In lie efogerce Such seems to be the spon-
taneous concurrence Of sentiment Of the whole
eorptry.
We Know that our readers will perGse with inte-
rest the vario 1'eyestIg movements and speeshes'
and letters sr other matter, relating to the dan
Of Mr. Webster when We publish to day The
letter Of Presto nc Fillmore TO the rem 'inng mem
bers of his onet is tasteful graceful, and oecom
ips- emin.ptly 70 But the readers attention wiz
naturally be attracted to the speech OF Generai
Pierce, Mt Concord, to q spontaneous meeting OF
the citizens OF that place, on Monday last IL
is b,autifol speech, AZ, indeed, upon examlna'
ton. il will be found are all the speeches OF
Gen Pierce There lie intrinsic evidence in them
al, that Re ia 6ne scholar, and able aud eloquent
speaker His words, in spsakirgof the loss OF Me-.
w.b.ter- That the gysat heart IF the nation beats
he, uy at The pa tails Of his eyars are ony surpassed
in their impressive beauty and trushfaness ny the
| sublime inspirations of the Bible.
| In the proceedings of the various cities OF the
| Uoion in memory of The illustrious statesman, y
viii ne seen that although he vas almost idohzed
by he Bo.topians they do not 60 beyond the vol
IN AIRY tribn'e 20 the dead, Of the authorities and
citizens Of New Orleans They al coafrm the strong
hold watch his commanding abilities as states
man. bis accomplishments a scholar. and his ser
vices a. patriot. have given MIN 10 the regard an.
adniraton Of the American people.
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French Millinery will open this day,
October 17th a rich as sortment az French millinery.
MAD. L. BsMBERG Err, 40 Eighth avenue.
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Daniel W.bster-A very good Likeness Of
this emin emit is be had at .,0UPIL & cos No. ~
Broadway. Price per copy ST. Trade supplied.
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i Cun HVUtHUtcW sSHHsUHB
dressed gentlemen the pae to buy fashionable
l.. IA TEX ensve clothing e3tabi5h-
ment II Gorilla stree who eepsa large assortment Of
read Y made cloth en- hand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17

... sn,ech was transcendent. We
wish every voter could have heard 1t last
,igbt. and that the poll was to open this
morning.
BY the way, we are happy to state
TINT MIR. HoFrMAN, who has been suffer-
ing from an affection Of the throat has
nearly recovered. aud will devote himself
TO the canvass henceforth. Knowing and
living Gep. Scott as he does, he is the
most effective canvssser we ever heard
and will arouse a whirlwind of enthusiasm
wherever he is heard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17
Letter from Daniel Uilmann.

The following letter from MIR. OLLhANN
eppeared in last evenings Buffalo CONNER
eiat Advertiser. As one of the frlenos OIL
Mr.. ULlMANN, who would gladly have
aeon bis name on our State Ticket, had
circumstar ces justified the belief that i's
use at this time would conduce to success
we may be permitted to say that Mr. "
hes done nothing toward placing his name
before the public. and asks nothing looAS
for nothing but the triumph OF the Coun-
rv.s Cause. For that cause he has untir-
;nolv labored, and will continue to put
forth his best exertiOps. Hear him:
NxwYoRK Seps II, 1852:
S,Ibsve r,cely.d YOUR -steedi, d ia
~ 80. i'm instant, and have duly weighed
IT'S cout.nts. u.th.vs ,o.;.ed
:: .,. ,uhl,c nrirts the various Recommendations
of me as candidate suitable To De supPo''Su ny
Wb,os for the chl,f Exec Office of our oIate'
4 am informed that TINS movement Onghfeu a.
time " hen Il was not publicly known inst our
,rs.,nt CbI,f Magistrate had been Induced 70 re-
~ rs,d,r his ceteTminutIon not 70 be &c ndI1 tte
~, denomination. certainly aIn proiohnoy
e,,t.hl 20 those partial TRENDS VINO have con,
Tct,t nv name vita the candidacy 10 that exslted
station bat | cannot cons, ht, under such cltcuh
.tsne. : 10 h,. Il cumpe fIfOr tpT the nOmdattnl. l
hive slways regarded the asceudenc, oi " n's
nru,ipes ss iar tTtnsc, nding all personal cOoshe
rstinu,. W ale now engaged IN poutica. CO ~
M, Oh IN Which issues vital 10 the We idr, haPP'
n, - and sior> uf the American people are 10 oo
deternrre ed The great system OF frotecVoh W
Ao.ri, Ill Industry 10 10 be indicated IN" queS
t,,n ot tie further Improve ment our RIVERS anu
Ua,ho,s and the issue, locI to oui are ouS o,
inc importance, OF the early hnisniug q,
,b. FIe Caral Enlargement and comp'e''oh VI
tbe Il, raj Cansls are to be decided. ihe IT H'
"a November next will settle, tor long pet'ou'
the noicy of the Government Does NOS ,hen'
r,,r, sci timtnt If patriotism require inst We
should enter into the contest united harnonl-
Gus snd enthusiastic party Bv that course only
can the supremacy OF the good old cane oe estso-
lishtd. should be- deeply gneved II shoHld oe
the cause of disturbing. IN the slightest degree,
this entire upanmlty. While therefore, ten'er
INV heart, thanks TO those friends VINO nave
Thought proper to suggest my name Tor coosioera-
INN feel constrained TO say, that NV sense oi
public dut, requires me 10 declare IN the most
eXplicit terms that am not candidate tor nO'nl'
nni,on fefore the Wing State Convention to DC
he'll at Syracuse.
N,u csn make such use Of this letter as may
teem proper 70 you.
With great respect,
| am your friend and fellow-cit'zen,
DANIEL ULLMAN.
Hon p TuoNPsoS Buffalo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17
The Maine Election, san Favorable.

The news from Maine continues to come
in cheering. We present below returns from 300
towns which show a majority against Hubbard of
1904, to j35 at the last election. One thing is
established that there is no election of Governor
by the people.
The SESAIE.-We have had 90 reports since
yesterday to cause us to doubt that we have car
lied minority Of the Senate. On the contrary,
gentleman who came through from Bangor yes
'eTday, says that 1t was ascei tanned pre- gious TO
his leaving that the Wings had elected 10 SESA
TORS The Senate cOnSIsts of 81 members If
the Wings have carried 10, they will have a ma.
joIry. IL il altogether likely that we may have
chosen Is.
REPRESENTATIVES, We present below all the
returns which received up TO the time Of
gong to press for Representa- ives ard they she's
u Wing gain Of TWENTY-FIVE MEMBERS. The
Loco majority in the House, last year, was
twtDty.
CoNGREsssEs.-Farey. Wing is elected in the
lNth District, by about 500 plurality. We have a
despatch from this district giving returns from all
bur thirteen towns. Farey's plurality will not
fail below 800
In the District Gilman is making a SPLEEN
cid run and we not ~ithout hop-s of his -le =
ton. In % towns he has gained 1 III. There
was about 2O'O Loco majority in the District in
1850 II he gains in the same ratio in the to~ns
yet TO be heard from he is chosen.
We give II towns in the Win District, which
chow a handsome gain. Ii i, possible tn At Rob
mon is tee. This we know, that We have
FL, cted three members cera ain, and have chance
for two more. The COpgres-i nal vote sho VS.
that. with a united snd dets rm ned Effort Maine
Oes for Scott and Grshin and We claim the vote
blame for Gen. Scott N November next.
soston Atlas, rhun6 ay 18th