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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-26
New CARPETS ros Sps,se TRApr-Ths

~" CA"'EfS tVN oFNtN6 I KADE.- n6
senscnser has now Assd and constantly rscsivias
new patterns Tapestry, b, sss-is Three Ply and Inain
Carpets and Oh Cloths dssle a. AZ a
= a. ard % 3D. Vesstians IN various syles Hearth
Rage. Door Mats Table and Piano Covers PLAIN and
Ccicssd Mattinss. STAR Aods 40 40. for sale a low
prices for cash. Csc Z L. HYATT
Eos. and pssr NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-26

through JeAs ago b, an energetic word
Who could carry lioeral Appropriations for
tie mproy ment Of Rivers and Harbors BY
breath are seen ieaguilg with the natu-
rsi enemies Of such works to pare down
AID hold back HARDER bills-and. when re-
ported, to stave off and defeat them. And
,hus, and thus only, do defeat and disap-
Poihtment, year after year, paralyzs the en-
eIeies, blast the hopes and cripple the pro-
eIess of the North West.
Men of the Great West, but especially
OF Michig an, Illinois, Wisconsin you have
eyes-whl you not see, Why should you
consent to be dragged hither and thither by
party names to the sacrifice Of your own
most vital interests Why consent to be
the mere footballs Of aspirants who regu-
larry use you but as ladders whereon to
mount to the goal of their ambition. Be
entreated for once to disregard mere catch
words and think AID act for yourselves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-26

II Elegant largo size French Cloth
Fable Covsrs, only 50 piece. worth &c. Those Cloths
coat IS to import bat being bought very cheap Ut
suctiop, dsposns Of them the above astonishing
low prics. GEO G. BURDETT
Cheap Dry Goods Store No. 1876 Walker st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-26

II FouxrAaN's lsdia and French Store,
Ne s7e Broadway ana No Nsss Buildiars P,as apsle
1e 0oc1s. md oAsf Aisaass articles rsn
aoa uss recesvsa, Ard veil worthy he attention Of
Gee ~ gsotlsoea, ~ No SO BreaAwsy
CoAnraclAL BANK, Para AxBoY.
bNuk q pss cent acssst IN psymsss n, ROM Ms1s
a. s,hiAg -s ~s'
J. N. GIMBRsDs, Card Eaxrayer.
tate Ne. y0An- 81 No. ~ Broadway Ms,r,pol,,..
Hotel lMielea eWsdtips, Invitases, Visiting AID IA
ees Als veu selected sfse< o< elegant wsalsx S;s
Speev; SAAe Dexss sivsv Door Plates Fanny Gsois De
1.1s-IAsaals stamped On Paper and envelopes
1Win not die in their holes, nor create
rSss. y usiag CosrARs Exssrninasor Of Rae. Miss,
<Sese3es. Anes 90 Nos dangerous 70 tAs humsI
SsS:sy ss 81 Depot. Ne. ga B,sstwsy Warranted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-26

No. "a BowERY y. HyArT's whole.
sale and retail carpet and Aoor OIL cloth warehouse Al
vas on hsne good ssscrtaeut Of isgs cloths
nseIA rugs dosr mats, TAB and piano covers window
shades. 0owQua mating, &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-26

R SHIRTS ARE KIND OF ARTICLE IN
which there 10 much deception To insure elegant set
adapted the Of the psch aud chest mast have
then made 70 order ard howbeis IN the Union all
the requisites be Invariably secuted except at
0RkEH,S No Aat0Y Hauaa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-26

UNDER. GARMENTS AND Hosiery FOR THE
gHAsoN.-rhs Undsr garments imported, manufactured
md sold By A. RANKIN l. Co, Nc. IW Bewery, are the
vsy article for the sp,ng They at light. elias
tc and durable Give them tral large assortment Of
Children's Hosiery, very low.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-26

~ Suli afar greater reduction In prices at
elRAM ANDERsoN's. No. 80 Rowery Well seasoned Floor
On Cisths emily Cd per Sad xso 200 pcs Of beautiful
ewool Ingram Carpet a % and ~ yard three ply
Carpets q 6s To- and g. per yasc aso Engish rapssy
Bfussels. at unsoc ably low pricss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-26

SLKs.-Great bargains in S1ks at HITCH
IT They are going rapidly asd every lady who would
secure sIssi elegant elsss a. about half avs real value
must call she will be too ate They have also
srrc sssorment every other kind Of spring goods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-26

examn alton But all the authorities have oppressed
their conviction that the execution Of suca msa-
sure would Be Iunous 20 the sea'er portion o. sas
bsnheue AID ruinous 70 the city OF Pans, which
would thus b compelsd TO pave and light an I'M
nsDse exteat Of ground"
rear ago the same writer proved that the mea-
sure would be advantageous, financially and sansta-
rily both 70 the city and the suburbs AN sorry TO
say that this IL only instance Of promise made
for slsctionsering purposes, forgotten or openly
broken when the election IL over NJ. dc Moray's
circular upon the subscs Of Sunday labor Is another
Il il a. much dead letter as though 1t hal never
been PANIED 1t was issued TO serve particular
purpose the end is attained, and the implied con-
tact into which the Government entered 10 s''ber
forsottsa OF disrssaTdsd. At any rse, It not exc
cuted.
The President Of the Senate, Jerome Bsnaparte'
mas been very busy, craving up tas eah taAs 10 TO
regulate the proceedings Of mat body, and making
the neesssary appointments 20 sfh;s. None Of these
ere likely 70 interest vsU Teasers except. perhaps,
that of N. Pousard, author Of the Tragedies of LIZ
crecs and Charlotte Coisay, VINO Il made Librarian,
and that Of Doctor Emsry, who il appointed physi-
clan 70 the Senate. This gentleman accompanied
Napoleon 70 EIba, and is mentioned IN his sill
Almost al the ushers and messengers IN tAs old
chamber Of Peers have been sppointed to me
employment in the Senate.
had occasion, Lately, to hnd some fault with the
shpshod way In which the columns Of 0shgasss's
Messenger ere huddled together. As / cesife 70 b
Just 70 all parties lss quote, sort Of sntidos,
the following daring paragraph from TIE ds'slssry
editorial remarks In that paper Of 70 day. nsvss
could have imagined that the readers Of she oafss
would ever have been treated TO such . sessias
burst Of indignation. Listen TO the wrsthfui editor
"Ths Constitutional dsvotes . very large portion
Of its Ars page to article By N. Gransr de Cas-
saanac, lau0story Of the elections, auastory Of the
new Legislative 1sdy, Of winch he u . mont Der, as-
datsiy Of the Minister Of the IatsTioS and isudasoU
in facs of all hat has taken place. Csnsiderng ta
n Granier Do Cassagnac ssanssin Ne sAassf OF Goa
ha1tctio6, 10 would perhaps, Do more resssnaeie0
show q certain degree Of TsssFvs. and 20 Auo tes
acts Of the Government, 70 ceTssia extent, 70 90
fesd themselves fOs Il II not probable shat eaio-
sism from such sources will produce hall tas enc.
that VII Do deTivs1 frsm scslm sdspessiensse nves
paasion of the acts q he Government, and iioe'
raj appreciauoa Of the motives By which t1ey ses
inspayed The slishksss sdmisssn IN favor 81 those
acts By Journalistic VIE are snown - satsstssa san
unsois Which sse sayth1nO but irsa4iv v saesr ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27
ryeteorolo.,cai Observations.

Br MoRsE's LINE OFFICE BAsEMENr NO. "a sTBsEr
TUESDAY oct 26 1853.
BurrALo; 10 A. NJ A cold cloudy morning Wind
northeast Barople er 90 SO Thermometer Al.
9P. M.-Coid cloudy wrdy evening Wind north
west 1hermomet.r Al Barometer 1905.
ROCHESTER,, 10 A M Rather cold but very pleasant
morning wind north Thermometer Ga
p. MA very cold ev.plug; has the appearance Of
storm before morning. Wiz Invest Thermometer
63.
AuBuRv. 10 A NJ Clear pleasant morning Light
south wind rherm me er ~
8 p. Clear ana pleasant evening. Wind soutk.
west Thermometer 48
SYRACUSE 10 A Rather cool; pleasant, bracing
morning WIND northeast fhrrDomete 63
p M.--Pla asant evening Wind northeast.
UTIcA, 10 A. h-A lovely morning. Wind west. Their
momcter SO. proepect Of a ipe day
8 7 N.-Weather fine Wind northwest Thefme me.
ter &c
AIuAsy, II A Clear and pleasant morning. Vivid
north west. Thermometer rs. Barometer 50 $40 Msr-
oury 20
9P MA very fine evening: wind ncrth Thermo.
meter -. Barometer 80 so Mercury %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27
PRICE TWO GEMS.
City Poisrr-a
sIxTU gOnGREsrIORaL DISTRICT.

sIxID GOhGRgcrIoeaL DISTRICT.
Lso' evening ratiacatioa ustins of the sixth Con.
grecsicasl district held ronp pk:ns square, s
purpose Gratifying rbs nemsstion OF Jcho Whocisr for
Congress Ths stterdsrce pretty fair. composed
chiefly ofths German lrisd population Of that
rct The speakers elsvstea platform ereot-
ed for the occasion which bssrrs bsz
Ing contnnssy Before ,ts meeting commenced, and
during serssoD salu vrse frrs from pne
n.etipg organized Choosing don j. rrotter Presi-
aebt ana appointing Du nssr of 1ice pfesiesnts
The fsis,D>T thsn sDn rsid he hanset thsm for
the 'ioiel r'snncr ia whch they receives hm taat
evening He sait ihat Mr. sYnBe~T wa- hsted ia every
way tor the once for which hy nos,nsscd
Mr aohth thea ofcrvu s--Gs OF resolutions, which
W.T.. pn,hDouey xdopted.
Wnicnl HAKwss then ad dres the uo-eting IL said
tas, he oid nor Intend to deep l-m long L. not
such aI occasion gasJ shoud make oug sssnsuss
Id. wa nov the srreidepta' caapagns a.d lsstwas
Tn. time Tor work sLu DOT long rye-ches fb-y All
made th'ir nipds ap IN the vEp,, fest
II ne pIncpies n the tney
will Dot biy benefit in- couIfry but tury ~oul& give
The ~hies such poi icai inra-hps th-t tcoy
know whtTe 10 hiuc thsir dimush,a Iesd.. oh e,s)
They were lighting me shg puIty sor tner procpios
Which thty he'd oi.n from them ara the dovs
purpose (Langute.J at tins moulsnt the ptayora
phye way rpeak.is reporters. hearers
eclIate 90 10 the ground. soch scens of confusion
u followed before wtlue ,cd. saos stly
nobody hurt ph- csIeitss nsbaor in witch these
Jt toms efecttd .hCuia ntshy ce6suced
irs Of p.op- there NJ NECESSITY tn It,
ke orttrs ber modify 10 he im ots ed
Oh the alar Of potiar Afie, ord.e rrs.ofuL Mr..
mark by Nnrn he great Prc~td nLfsl day
shcnid come they wouis have e,t III at hut Unhke
The hnkenhy cate ons ,ide ~oud oit to,us,
IA ihat rad. WOULD be the drwoci atic.
JosErn Ltx then b,ieay aud fc.s.d The meeting He
sad tLrt be could address them ia Eir,iah
as be wibso bot II hey would allow him he you'd
few Lri.f Ttmarks pi- cuuUtrymeu the Al
lapguape which he dio much 20 rhe auusemeat tho
temDage,
Mr. wn.Er In then aaaressed the meeting lie said
be wss worEIgnan ND Int. n0ed Lhtssectton.
They bso got candidate hm they need aut blush
spk Peace that he liked all worls,ag;
so in he manner, he ~isu,d them to WORK wh-E
PesdeE E,hi election took place he .xpe,teu every
To do hls dnty be there to but not
gaily. When he elected TO Congtsrs he would be
happy tn ali his ffissd ar nug lie wou,d
present. them fherr A-san honct man only coDiJ. sad
they wUuo have on TO colnplain; hs would Do
hs dn'y ana il the people would ool stand at mia hsok
be ad tor the conseq ueDces Crios don't
doubt IL - He uggd tue n-cr~ity of getting In All the
yoles they did thai they would give the wings yros
~bptipg
ar. Woop then made a fow remarks. after wllich the
meeting aDjouTnto ana uatcheo Gown to tAMma0y
han 70 JOIN the meeting which held there.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27
Personal Intelligence

The Ron. John \ oruonden Iesurned to "ashagtca
the 2}d int, BferM ,siJ Kentucky, whittier ne
bno b, en- called To deliver ~ulogy on Mr. Clay.
aHRiyALs tdtTkOPoiirsr "A AttvrDsy Gsusrs
hatfield. Col j 4 Pie lit Kentucky Or Ga houa.
u.S N. II J.. Greenough. Boston; Wi lam L. Mo IA.
New OH ans; L.. Ward Illinois j II Pieassnts ISL
tDoie: IL. aier Georgetown. q. u Naming,
North Ca,ona John . Baes noston w. I. P,srcs,
MaDe u ;. Marsh V.rmout L H. Dmont, Rhode
l.iand II L Nariug savauDah-aud lSD oth.rs
at tbe Actor !. Wsspusn Albany; w. knmsden,
O.; N L. wstts fuisdo; s. j. Williams Wa hing
ten; Hrnt A Bartlett, Det CO. Come tiinsxoa,
4 Major "coasrigge i. !; A. II. rol iua,h,
Trey Ju0gs htleoD oocp' cstowni Cen fottaE Wash.
netrn.
Al nc I,yi.g-W. II Livingston. Hudson, J Wat
htr echri se4ady A. coUgHs Philadelphia Gea A.
j GoDzaee. tuba; tneocoro Goa Gecsgit Adams
Coon; non 5 r. Mallory ~ rca Geo. ". q stwo.d
Eau tancieo: Davenport, WashipgtQB; !. X.
Robin u. ChaJiestou
at Ill. Am ricnn--W W,ssmau ~ 2. Nantworth
BosSn. q Gtsdwick Pbnao.this; y napsay Noe.
iolk. }. u Mccoy ana W Biaucnaid Aihaay, j. Baker
NashD girp
At Ia. Nuwtrd~H " Bau croft Columhus J LtHamma-
Oh Chl"; Geo Roberts oeoreia; Samuel pssks. Jr
TICy: A X uuston q ii. Leo, n. X; judge Par
Vermont
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Mnrkefs.
New ORLEANS. Oct 25 1852.
Business has been partially suspended to-day ac-
count of Mr. Websters DEATH fhe sales cotton
$500 bales at steaoy prices Molasses tive 600 hh
having sold ut 70 2s2ic Mess porK is dull at 6l5 50,
and bacon sides at $40. Sterling exchange is at x
premium.
New 0RLEAss, Oct 26 1859
Cotton Is quiet Operators waiting for tue Euro
pesn news by the Niagara at Halifax. Receipts heavy,
being over 20 eco bales for the lat thirty hours
CiNcirnAri, Oct o. 1859
24o 0C0 lbs wool sold here saturday In lot at
42c. Bacon sides have declined to 10 sales 500 hogs
for November delivery. have been na ade at S5 80.
ALBANY Oct 20 1852.
Since our last the following amounts OF produce
been received Ill COO bbls flour; I5 600 bu H. woeat
5000 do corn % 000 do. barley flour in steady de-
msnd with sales of 0,O hbls sales 600 bush Genesee
wheat ut ST. IL and 200 white Ohio at 81 O5 Coon
none here Oats fteady ut 4h1sc Sales IL 900 BUSH
barley. steady at 20 73c. for rowed 76c. Ito
for four rowed; 5s4c for prime lot Of four sed and
Csc for Wisconsin. Sales $4,000 bush Sales 800 bbs
Ohio whskey at 234c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27
Political Intelligence.

IspIPrvpssr ELEcToRaL ricKEr.-At meeting Of the
,Hpuortnfs CT the reccut W'bsttr moyement, hold at
beoGqnaer last evening II decided 70 support the
electors already nominated, ~ an INDEPENDENT tisket
some OF webster in favor OF taSiug up Mr..
fillmore, and some are In fsyor os hr. Unoate
noracs Msnn who is the soil candidate for Cover.
nor of Mss chuscs ha sccepCd the Office Of President
Uf kntitch Gel &c IN Ohio.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27

CScIsTArI, Oct. 20. 1852 %
The steamer Finoncer collapsed the fue Of one of her
boilers near Gripgs,ie Illinois, on the goth Seven
persons were severely but fatally scadcd The boat
and cargo we're not much damaged
An no train yesterday, on the Cincinnati Columbus
and Cleveland Raroao, at New London ran over cow
and was thrown of the track. six badly in
jured and seven persons serou y but not fatally
hurt Among Them Thomas Rutherford, Of this city,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27
The Maryland Agricultural Fair, Sc.

BALTIMORE, Sept 20, IooZ.
The State Agricultural Fair and cattle show opened
oday on some grounds tho city The display is
very extensive and varied especially the stock of cattle
and agricultural implements great many strangers
are in town and the exhibition will probably prove the
most successful and important ever held
We have no mail south Of Richmond
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27
Ohio Eleet,on-omcint Return

CLEyELASp, October 20 1882
George Darpum the Governors private secretary
states that the official democratic majority in Ohio, on
the State ticket is Is 632.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27
CnnnI Hont Sunlx. &c

BUFFALO, Oct 90 1852.
The canal boat Union loaded with 600 bushels OF
wheat, sunk to-day beveen here and Rochester. She
was loaded for Mr. Burbank OF Rochester and her cargo
uninsured
The water in the canal IL very low in consequence Of
the prevalence of high wind
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27
JOHN P. Hale En-iSoute to New York.

PiTrsBURe, Oct. % 1862.
Senator Hale addresses the Phsde hians tomorrow
night and the New Workers fhursday despatch
says that Hae denies having recommended the free do
ociacy to vote for Scott in order to defeat Pierce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27
Maritime Disasters.

sL0OP OF WAR PRsBLE AGROUND-BARK LuCERNE
DIsMAsTED
PHp AprLrHA Oct 90 1852.
The soop Of war Preble from Annapolis Is below aud
aehore the upper end of Joe Yogger She will float
at high water
The bark Lucerne, from Legho0 is reported Off New
castle damasted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27

BosroN, Oct IS, 1S52.
nre occurred this morning in Roxbury, destroying
the Union Hotel and stables and burning four horses
fix small dwellings. occupid by Germ'ns and school
hcusc, were also tad. damaged III pr2a.ty u rlr-
~. insp..a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27
The Southern Stenmcr,

SAILING OF THE EMPIRE CITY FROM EEw ORI.E ANS.
Ntw oRLE,rs Oat 20. 1852.
Tho steamship Empire city called ut s O'Clock this
morning, for New York via Havana
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TIE FLoRIDA AT SAVANNAH
TINE UNION AT oHARLEsToN

oAVANNAiI, Uct T60l.
The steams hip Florida Capt Woodnul from New
York arliyed at her wharf here in sixty four hours.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27

EXECUTION or JoHN WILLIAMS, AT RICHMOND.
-yesttrdsy morning precisely at ~ o'clock Joha wl-
lamf taken OF hts Cell Ia the city jail 1nt under
the of sergeant Ferguson convsyed
10 the place OF execution On reaching tho gslto~s,
psyeI offered up By Rev Dr Jesr. afoT wh ch the
ed criminal atktJ he had thing to say
Ae replied that he bad went to declare hts entire
Innocence Of tie crime for whi,h he had BEN con-
demn,d when h. closed the sergeant aad his deputies
preparations for che fxeeuien The rope wss at
usted about his neck and at quarter 70 o'clock no
iau4 chad into eternity lie struggled violently aud
died dthe bnot the rope stbin2 the back instead
the side Of bis neck large number Of spsotators,
(moSy color,d) Witnessed th- execution The be 4rur
" The pri,on~r under the galoSs puslanimoas
and MN any sit he'd been cruel in the the
poor IDoct vi.tDs whom he u,hessly hatcher sd
On the morning OF the 14th July last lie oi-play
preat emotion st the sight Of the goae an queked
with fear at the spproach nf death. Thus euds the last
in this terrible drs Times Oct 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27

LIQUOR SEIZURE AND REsrsTANCE At mAIsN-
TOWN We lesrn from the Soeton C@onef, tns, o~
Saturday afternoon officers Dadman ana .eonaa, - - %
wai.rtown entered spring Hotel ior ."s G ,n.oa -
making seizure Mr. C.lby the Keeper ps.su cnase
Nv Sh.ia Jscobs forbid them in the name o ae COM
uonvp, from rcpovii any properly ircAA tns uoSo.
1ba oeice-s ter nut wero resisted ~ Mr No'by
rhom they besides seziog upoa two dsssatsss.
~ 1oib, M, iIored. and rlaced in the waichh5uAe.
-" H. 80 sa1 er 'o Welhgm ier trial Ah'ut ~
.#..A tFt tf#"fs rs,t ar ltn u fM' "Ns.N WnNo TIKI.
.., y, ,ua, \. n ats Fl E.J ~ ttsg tav-s sslA
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SUPPOSED MURDER. We yetterday published an
account from ihe Morrstown Juseytaan of body being
found in neighboring wood supposed to be Germsn,
and fitm certain marks and indications had prob,bly
be- murdered. This morning boy Office With
Sentinel Of yesterday in bis shand calling attention to
the paragraph, stating that his fsthsr Mr. cnrstopaer
seip OF Eergen had been missing since MARCH last
curing which time the family bad heard no tidns OK
him, and l.srrirg that tha body In question was Ger
msa, they have to think that IL may be him
JERSEY Ctr Sentinel Ger IS
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=
The u. S. Mail steamship Union Capt Adams arrived
at her wharf here at O'Clock Monday evening.
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POLITICAL MEETINGS AT ooLpsPRrNG.

CoipsrsisG, oct 20, 1852
grsnd mass meeting of the wings will take place here
Wednesday evening next Speakers of the first cas
expected.
The great Poushksepse tent has ben ,ecured for the
occasion
The democrats also hold meeting here on Friday
evening the cote inst Eminent speakers expected
and torch light procession will take place.
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BRIG ROUSE WRECKED

BRIG ROUSE WRECKED
BosroS Oct 26 1852
The brig Rouse McCrillis from eh,lsdelpha for Bos-
ton, wit coal struck the Sow and Pigs Vineyard
Sound at two O'Clock this morning, and siil be total
lost. The crew were saved
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New ToJ X Politics.
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING AT oswEso.

DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING AT osWEGo
oswrco Oct %, 1877.
The democrats Of Tioga county aeembedhsre large
numbers yesterday. The meeting was hela in tue Park
and was addressed by noa John Van Buren, Hon @. A.
Grow Of Pennsylvania; Mr. Dough.rty OF phadeiphia,
and s. B. Cushing OF Ithaca A large delegation from
Tompkins county also attoudsd. Great onthuasn was
manifested
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27

THE DEMOCRATS AT DUrKiRK AND BUFFALO.
BusFsLo. August 25, 1852
The Hon ii Hibbard, Of New usmpshiro, addressed
democratic meetiag AZ Duokirk yesterday.
John Van Buren, will speak democratic meeting in
buffalo to morrow evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27

PRrsIDEST FILLMORE We learn that as au ap-
priae mark pect the President OF he United
States o number Of rentlemcn-stnators, members Of
Congress Judges Of the Supreme Court and citizens Of
both political paItica-have employed Mr. d. Stone TO
execute bust in pure Italian marble Of MIR Fillmore
with the design Of having 1t placed permanently in the
Presidential mansion. as au appropriate testimonial to
the character Of who has greatly adorned and
dilpGed bis position II Is TO be regretted that like
of all the Presidents have not been preserved ia
The same manner In the par ocular the Corpoi of
Baltimore have oyDced proper respes for their chief
agraes the portraits of nearly all OF whom adorn the
council chnmbsrs. Mr. Stone informed has just
competed busts ol Chief Justice Taney aud Of Justice
woyne which pronounced chef dclrres -Bait morc
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27

THE RECEPTION or Hon ABBOTT LAWRENCE, AT
Bosror -wo are informed by Major General Ednands,
that the different regiments having volunteered for the
occasion orders had issued to the troops composing
hc Betton brigade TO hold Themselves In readiness 10
parade in compliment to end to ccort the Hon Abbott
IauTnce to his msnsion upon his arrival from England
But in compliance with request from The Family OF Mr
Lawrence preferred in consequence OF the illness o the
Hon Daniel Webster. and now rcI dered doubly appro
pirate by his deceeec subsequent orders have
further proceedings and the intended parade on MS ar
rival VIII not take place RnSion .1ilas Oct %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27

CHURCH BURNED AT CHICAGO Our citizens were
astori.bed yesterday about o'clock to flames Is
ung from the teeple OF tho First Baptist Church edGc,
fncpg the public queIe In few moments tbsy took in
their embrace the whole sceple causing thu pre M
In body through the roof which communicsfe cd The
fsmer 10 that eud ALTO tho body Of ths huiing Before
ite frc fxi euths u dpstyoyfd III TOO wlod ~
.,'r'lnr ntrhen. 'ro a'sr AL olu.us IA cA'.-Ch-