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Political Movements I'm assacfusetts.
LATK WERSrER MAN knNIN ATEn rnR CONG REss-

LATK WEBSTER MAN NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS-
CONVENTION OF BoLTIsG DEMOCRATS, ETC.
BosroS, Sept. % 1852.
The Fourth district vhig convention met in this city,
and unanimously nominated Hon s II. Valley Of Rox-
bury for Congress Mr. VALLEY appeared before tho Con-
vention and accepted the nomination In speech made
by him. be said the whg party had done Daniel Webster
ireparable wrong brought discredt themselves and
their country MADE q blot republican Institutions
given stIg to the idea that republics unxrsteful
ard et the last chance go by Of placing hat distinguished
map AZ tie head Of affairs Yet looking oversize whole
ground he had made up his mind that IL his duty TO
give hs vote 10 the regular wbg ticket He had TO
his conclusion vith reluctance as tho vhig domination
not In accordance with his choice judgment; and
could be have the sat prospect of elevang Mr..
Wets'er to the Presidency b. would have given up bis
present position and worked for that glorious ohsct This
Geclsaion from of the ahlet and rrmest friends Of
Mr. Wtbstar IN Massachusetts, was received with loud
applause by The convention
fbe boiling democrats Of Norfolk county met Ia
Upton to-cav. ut D. .5ham and nominated separate
Senatorial ticket They will make separate nomns
on for Governor having ces "a satisfactory
ot The nationality Of Mr. Bishop.
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wh,g Mas. Convention at Pittsburs.

PiTrsHUaG, Sept. g. 1852,
The city has been unusually lively to day, in coDse
queDce Of the Whg Mass Convention Of Western Penn
sylvsnia. Delegations present ffom Wcsmoreland,
Beaver, Lawrence Wayne Butter and several townships
Of Allegheny.
Numerous splendid banners and flags decorated the
streets and several fine bands and CLEO clubs sniverei
the scene with their music.
At the appointed hour, tho meeting organized at the
grounds Of the A0ericsn Hotel the entrance TO which
efully decorated with evergreens Stands were
erecttd bsth In front and OF the hotel
General Joseph Markie chosen President aud T.
Thomas of Philadelphia. John Allison OF Beaver and
hort If Others. Vice Presidents
The etpg wa addressed by several eminent whig,-
amongst them General Lssle Coombs OF Kentucky Geo
D. Oiiphsnt Geo. W. Clark Of Greensburg John William
SOD. OF Huntingdon and Thomas NJ Howe, OF Allegheny
The attendance at thu meeting large but the
hers were differently estimated by wings and democrats
DisiDterested par'iea however compute the number
about three thousand
After the speeches procession numbering three hun
drtd and sixty seven persons parsded the principal
srests presenting animated aud beautiful spec
and 'Hectusly srou,ng the dormant snthu ssm Of the
wings
After the procession, the delegations dispersed
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BLArsE SKUPISsKI Sheriff Deal yeste rday paid
Fteord Writ to the cell Of Bsise Skupnskl In company
with number II gentlemen including Mr. Henry
homertze, vino acted interpreter On entering the
cell the prisoner greeted them all cordially but remed
to doubt the truth Of what asserted "a the short
Of the period a life that left for him The
warrant then exhibited 20 him u the eisas-
ture Of the Governor and tho broad seal OF thu
and, NJ last he appeared convinced The tr2ueator
then rssd to the unhappy man the document word
word ia bis own language. lie hurst toto tears and
decar, that ne ,nrocent but thst be would have
TO die because OF the wick-dne.e Of his brshsr Math
who bad been induced 10 take part in tho muslor Of
yoyng Lehman by the persus-ions a Rutkowski. Hs
ehe In the bterest terms OF his brother dScar that
hr hated him giving the that but for thir
De would never have been In trouble At the request
the translator he the wall Of his cell in tho
hungarian language, the day and date hxad for hs
execution and the number ~ days he had yet TO live
lie then desired that he should not be troubled With
yisittrs, - he did not like to be shown like wild animal
in msnsgeri~ - making exceptions in favor of dr.
tb.ff, aud sone others vhs have been kind hm He
ato requested hat the Rev Celsstia viii tho Catholic
priest Who Vas IN attendance apon his brother should
visit bin, a,so. The yiers then left The unhaepy
to bic own thoughts which nust he, undor the circum
stances Of the most poignant character He has
about sx weeks TO live ve-Phadeiphia ledger. SEPT D.
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NNORE SPORT FOR THE PANCV-GREaT FI0uT
wi for ftSo side between the renowned Mcxiosp pts
Billy saS celebrated dog Red Jack 70 come cn a. Ma
GERS Hall. O Elizabeth street, on Friday evening" sept
Fh Ia Tickets be had at sli the sporting housostp
city and alec al hrrors on the above evening
sV>O epcR7sMEN-eN FRIDAY THE NTiT sEPTEM
il ksr . eiootns match will ONE sG the Hobokep
hsedsws conmcuce at ~ eesok- Two hundred hirds
WiII - = no grsund. JOHN TAYLOR
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MELANCHOLY We regret to learn that Mr.. Vim
Hilton respectable ctisen a the Ninth ~scd lied
Tuesday morning, II cholcsa Hts dsush,er grown to
vrmenhood died about three weeks prev'o<.ly Of tn
disease Ills to hts unc es holAe
curing the night got bed In <6ient aud
jpmpeo from channbes window. ,se sasred sever.
injuries aud the frsotUrc Of Leg -Bsoheses Ds.scs
espt ~
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NEvER SAY FAIL The Bufoio Express gives
tb. following account Of Germans paassse from thr
city 10 Buffalo -''A Sow days since attention va
called at the Mchigsn Central railroad wharf to
bust joyial looking German happily putting away at hi
neesehoum he walked up and down the dock followed
ty his r7oW and kadsy.' Landed In Albany without
Dime. there such word fail 70 him Instead Of
giving up without friends In a strange land sSd among
strangers With cheerful face he told his story received
Encouraging and started foot for his Western
hone ~b hope and cxpsct st,or big The journsy feom
Albany here bad been accomplished on foot IN four
weeks and ON hs arrival here had eight dollars ths
h. bad earned by working the road different places
With Which he purchatsJ tickets for Wisconsin fesrs
heree tbs same will be posse.sor Of 8ne farm IN
our Bsdger state. Those are the men Tor . new
couptYyn
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Meetings rTO-Nnx.

Whig convention OF Erie couoty, 10 nominate caudi
date for member Of Corgres and candidates for county
o3Hcers, to be beld In Buffalo.
Democratic mass meeting in Richmond county Va, to
be held TWO days.
1heapnusl fall exhibition cf uits and flowers by the
Gtncsee Valley horticultural Society vi take plase
htchester--t to be held two days
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Tho Michigan state Fair.

DsTRoIr, Sept %, 1859
To-day IL the second OF the State Fair. Upon tn
stock book ala entries Five tboufand people are
ereafy on the grounds and two heavily IosdeA train
are hos,y expected on III. Central kailroad The esh
bition thus frt Ia ahead of former years.
The weather. yesterday and to-day cool and
a3ant
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Naval Intelligence,

Tire Hoa John p Kennedy Secretary n he NAVY il
company with Commodore Ferry, viii pay oGsis, vN
TO the U. steamers Poshatsu and Maaapp, o. Toes.
day next II l. understood that the couoodors stoss
departure for the Fast indies hs bess dstsyed w.itpg
for the pleon OF the Prncstos TO sceoaps
ny the flag ship hsissipp, has dodre to supo,y
the psce Of tho Princeton with tho powhstan the
ground that tho former does osyry enough N
the voys9e. The Povhstans original destnaton the
Mediterranean which I. would be pity to change har
appearance In tbo~ waters would 60 far to modify the
unsuccessful imp there By the "a uivoc
Of the asn Jsointo which s present thu oaiy U
ted States eesmsr In that part ~ the world Tho 5uQus
hanna tho size the PowhAtln Il already % The
East Inaia station and another Il wanted 10 I'd tea
TO the Mississippi and the Priuceton DO condemns the
Ssrsnac, at phnsdelphs would probably -,
purpose she draws Ieps than The Prisoso, aal
posse~es ample capscity for carrying susient ooal
THF UriTeD sTsr,s srtsM FriGArE PowsArAN.--rhb
vessel which lately arrived here from Norfolk Ter
the Mediterranean IL one, having Just been ooua
plescd at Norfolk Va The susquehspna la the Has
Ipdics and herself have similar external dimsaioss
hus Of mdship sections. diameter OF cyiiofsu.
OF are surfaces &c Their models ~evsr in tsse
lines and the details o. their engines and bosfs very
different. reference TO the following din sasioas sia
how them TO he tho largest naval wheel gates ri
built in any country -
Fret Ineses
Length between pctpendcuiRrS. $50
Extreme length nom billet tsirsii. .... 270
I"eedth oi heam .....,..,...........,..., -
DrHuRht OF water at load line. ........... rs
Tonrase .......................... 24ta a. 4
Dbtlscement ofhuii At load ue. ....... 3535 tons
Cypderstwo az 20 isches in croumferenoe by 10 tr6
stroke OF pi,tOn
Wheels 81 feet IN dis meter.
Boilers -four, Of copper.
Engiaes inclined with iron frames and air pumps rs
vertically.
The contractor s Mehaaey Hsq Of the Gospcrt Trsa
Work, Va The hull was designed by Naval Geu.truster
Francis GPce Esq ard the engines and boilers As-
signed snd drawn by Chief Engineer Charles Hss~sa
ThE UNITED STATES sTEaMSs FuLror.-we are erstl-
fed to learn that tho Navy hss decided 6st
IL Is not necessary to aeDd this chip 70 the North
expected would be the but ths asr-
tions ard repairs ordered 20 b. made st navy
yard and the steamer Ia TO continue etsched To tho
squadron until further orders Tho cOntcm t@so-
tions In the Of the vsei will be ase ssA-
with and the result will add materially tho oSnfsrt q
her officers and crew.-Pensacoa Gazette.
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RAILROAD ACCIDEsr. An accident occurred on
the q. p. Railroad yesterday, near R.venus,
the superintendent. Through cause tho coa-
Meeting rod broke and hole knocked in tho
boiler letting OF the steam 10 great profuson. Mr..
DuIaBd, believing the boiler burstiDg, jumped from
the locomotive. The cars were going ~ tho rate VI
from thirty to forty miles per hour. After rnapine
On about mile and half, they went back, snf
found Mr. Dnrand senseess. He 10 very low,
but not considered dangerous. s. Ceceland Pla,S-
df1ier Sfu 10Th.
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Markets.

ALBANY, Sept %, 1852.
Since aat the following produce has been received
90O0 bbs flour. 5000 bushels wheat, ~ 600 do corn
20C0 do barley GOO do oats Fsour dull and sales
ninst Wheat sales OF moment. Corn lover, with
eaee 10 600 bushels at SO 86ko Barley easier and re
cepte ghtssles 10 600 bushels at 30 80 for ordns
to prime four rpwed and 76 7Rc for orduary prime
two rowed Oats-sales 5000 bushels private Ter ms
and lsht sales at AK l5c.
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Democratic Mass Meeting at Augusta, Me.

Democratic Mass Meeting at Augusta, Mc'
LARGE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SPEAKERS, ETO.
AUGUSTA, ME-, Sept % 1852.
The democratic mass meeting here to day was large
ard enthusiastic. Speeches made by Hon Hsnni-
bal HaDlin, Of Maine; John A. Dix, of New York;
W Bradbury Of Augusta; Hon Pierre Soulc, OF Louis
isna; John Van Buren, Of New York, and Lieut. Gove:-
nor Lawrence OF Rhode Lland
The speaking ell Of the highest order and through
out the greatest enfhusiasm prevailed
Mr. Van Buren arrived as Mr.. Soule was cloaipg at
half ps't four and commenced speaking immedistely
cUiue himself IN season 70 leave his return New
n ok IN he ak o'clock train.
The number present il estimated at about ve thousand
d Ona
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FATAL ACCIDENT AS Mr. Sutton was driving
down hii the mespg house IN south Bristol, the
bolt holding the pole sav way and the horses becoming
frightened and wned rhe wsson throwing out
tho fve person- In IL nrr. kueseli Of those tho
ssgos wse killed. shs beId In he~ arms babe ~oicn
not hurt The oth, tes,oos, boy ast gir ssd Mr
s., escsped with ssvesc biuxes.-RsuAsst~ Dsssya
Sspf. ~
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Free Soil Nominations An Mass,

The tT,esoilers of Hampshire county Mass held th-i
convention in Northam pton Wednesday aud noini
mated for state senators Wii'sm Taylor Of Norwich
and Ira = Could OF Ware. The meeting was sm ilI-1
fact perfect failure The Town Hall had just thu
ty peTsoDs--one Of them woman and only twenty nn
votes we're cut
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BALTIMORE, Sept. ", ISbH.
The Grand Ledge OF the Independent Order OF Odd
Fellows have not taasacted any business OF interest
day having been engaged in private matters pertaining
TO the order. They will probably adjourn finally to
r0u
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TIE TURF.


QINIoN COURSE, LONG IsLAND.-TRoTTiNa.-oN
~ Friday. september 2ith at o'clock r. NJ. purse q
tSM 70 the second hes, horse mile heats hest three
ave ~ wagons o. Dunmich names kossiter; W. Peh
body Danoa b. M Lady Jane; H. oodruf b. Roe
son Girl II. PGcr names b. IA. Lady Moscow; w. Wood
ran r. g. Taconyi :. MLaughiin br. Lsd,
Brooks; A. Ccnckin names 81 m Lady SUFFOLK Cars viii
iesys tire South ferry, BROOKLYN for tho at tw
seleoh and rcturn when tho sport IL
JOHN I. SNEDikER Proprietor
HRNTNEyfLLE COURSE, L. I.-0REAT STALLION
W mattel Cor S2, throe mile hests 2O pounds wagons
f,oSaAas l24h Mr.. Tslman b. b. ~ Lawrence
lnr. Q. npsw-r names b. b. Washinston.
JOEL CONKLrk. Proprietor
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JOHN ?. HALE AND = Y CHASE on THa sTUMP--
GREAT LACK or ENTHUSIASM, ErC.
CoLuMnus Sept %, 1852.
Hon John p Hale got on the cars Of the cleveland
ard Columbus Railroad last evening at Orange, and
stopred az Delaware where he was to address meeting
delegation Of free soitrs frcm Delaware with hin
hfCu. thirty persona met him at the station
Senator Chase, who also tho train came on 70
Columbus
E.lc ~ speak NJ colurb bus TO day. He causcs
ttusiasm or sScit. nient.
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". =. District Court.
SpPT. 28.-The grand Jury found bill az iBdlotu11l
against Samuel Read, for revolt on board the haek
IeYtona.
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From Aux Cay os-Nnrino Wsnster.
PHILADELrHrA, Sept. 90, 1859.
The bark Emily Banning from Aux Cayes 9th inst,
hss arrived here under jury having been Knocked
down in hurricane the 18th Tho masts were cut
away TO save tbe vessel
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S
T,oIIAN rIANoFORTEs.-T. GUBERT co.'s
III celehrrted rianoortes with and without the Ecsn
rhe subscriber Who s the sole this
q inetrument 1.-THE reputation 81 which haA beooms
sorId wide prepared 10 offer thon prices which
those vishrg purchase. cannot fail 70 be ssctsry
Possessing facilities for obtaining Pianos unsurpassed
soned hy those any housc In the city he
hesitate .sy that he can proseut Inducements TO
hyycrs not he oubd elsewhere lie has constantly
an extensive assortment Of seoond-hsnd Fsnns. ~
bargains which, he earcsSy aeerts viii DEFY c"rps0p
Gi6ert's elegant Roudor or Cottage Pianos, For small
soorne also NtIodeena or Princes and Carharts make
HORACE WATERS
hSs Broadway corner of Anthony atreet NJ statsni
MUsIC.-MADANE PETTI0REw (LhTEp PROM DER
l msny respectfully Informs her pupils and the puoc
~ ethefsi Inst che u prepared to recms her
hon on the Piano and In Singing and be apped Y"
every morntr before 10 occk her veaence o rwsu.
fecehd street between Seveath and kghh avenues ko-
'ercnce-hesere soharfcnicrs and Luis, eS broadway
MusIci MusiCi NusICt-TuK UNDERSIGNED RF.
trcctn 'nforma the public that he has Just tnshcc
Mother sslfrlayins Musical Instrument " of ,ae,
we sx and psyr three overtures bcsidea seyc
large caror For rarticuars Ec. call ~ Chryst,
reet who're me oAa IA ecen ana heard
% eoiock On the eiternoons CuARLHa MAYER
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Items fsv,m the south.

BALTiMoaE Sept. u, Io53
The mail from New D-'csus has arrived.
Andres Ferrer, tn editor Of tho cabsn revolutionary
raTfr 7h Toz del Psea has published card in the New
Orleans Delta sativ that he did escape from Havana
In Tho steamship Black Warrior bat declines to say In
sbst venel he os mo-
The opening of the Lount Savage Iron Companys
Rs'hosd fIcna Cumbespd TO Frosburg wa celebrated
OF hcrdsy " IL viii add greatly To tho facilities Tor
mir arg c'I o market
II. rpsvs the Chesapeake and Ohio canal will be
ctmplsted by saturday
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COX 00n COUNTRY SEAT NEW RUCI IELLE.
R%OSOOO. "A very desirable country cat. 90 ttih-
ALI pf land welt laid outw tn shru ,bcry
fruit, and other situated At Now Roo ,ele
Also elegant eoNntry seat at Huntington I'm sh
modern style, Tor saie at s2.Js
N. l.. llElDON, No. IS Nassau street.
90 0OO sixth AVENUE RAILROAD STOCK
Bo,OOV. Eight Thousand dollars worth ~ Six Ave-
IAiroad Stock for sale. Also Wesers ia ruAd
Stocks. NJ. L. SHELDON, 50 Nassau ttr "
&1 O0O ONE THOUSAND DOLLAR MORTGAGE
" ,OOO. for sale. For sale mortgage Of 81 ,UJJ
by house and nifty Of land situated ng
SIX PER interest having fve will be sod
for $500 N. l.. SHELDON. a5 Nassau str 50.
Ct 000 "A BUSINESS STAND FOR SALR-A
p ,OOOs very profitable and gent el sin % 49,
iIsi broadway. above Canal sire in acti
orere tion, and paying we'll Worth at lea do tbte
smoup asked Tor IL. Ill health Is the giving
Inquire at this office.
CCSA HOUSES To RENT.-THREE VERY GEN.
WcOO. teel houses Forty-d tn sire Z, ear ex-
inRton avenue having all the modern
at moderate price to good tenant.
M. l.. SHELDON. No. IS Nassau street.
A SURE FoRTUNE.-FOR SALE THE sTO x, IN
terest &C. OF one Of the ol test undertAters tAbis
uent in this city. The wishing TO tire fr busi-
ness the cause Of selling This Is I'd rafe Invest
ment S2U cash will be requ red Address NJ. M Uaderta-
ker, Herald office.
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A WHOLE FAMILY SWEPT AWAY We ara
called upon to notice most meisnchoiy instance "a
msr.sty, in which tho family of Mr. DANIEL Rail ex-
cepliDg an infant. few months old hen rs. Of
away. few deys sre, The death of Mrs Rsii was no.
ticed Mr.. X. ~as subsse oty attacked with ssas
dh.ase and after bfief FL kDes dlcd carly uoodsy
monirg and 1T the time his eldest pired
other boys having previously died. Within se~ diys
MT Hs and bis wife, and their three Walter sg-1
l3: Irving seed u and John aged y~s-s have died
lhs two younger children attacked on Friday nshS
the thtr eldest Sunday moroios seoa' utse
o'clock. All died bot~een O'Clock on nonday
evening and five O'Clock Monday morning ras VIZ
died ON Thursday last Rocieitey Dsneraf, SSpe "a
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Navigation OF tho ohio.

orsc,sSAr,. Sept ~ 1851
Where a ecu feet OF ~ the rive bS4weea here
AID Louisville, with prospect o< rise
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From Albany.

ANTI RENT CONVENTION TO BI uELp-orIcSIsG or
THE COURT or APPEALS.
AIBA,Y, Sept. 23, 1sS2
An Anti rent State Convention for denomination OF
State ticket viii meet in THY city the fourteenth day
~ October
The Court Of Appeals w meet 10 th. city Tuesday
the 2sth int. There St2 causes on the calendar
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Fatal AcCIprNr--A boat containing six No
ero~s wss cnrsIed on Friday last nesr tbs Jsoss tsss4
shore oppoits the city. boat be'ons'ns 20 Mr. wm
Lavtoo ~ss DE- patched 70 .oe'e rescue sas
i'm ,plta OF the utmost eSstsos sc o. tss negroes srse
arnrp,.ao - b.lonsirg ~ Dr j. w. schmidt asA the
other TO Mr. VIM. Schrimer "s'0"p SeFe1
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DEPARTURE FOR BLUE LICK, KY.
CAScisNAri, Sept 22 1852.
Gen Scott has gone to Blue Lick Ky, by way Of Chill
icothe and Portsmouth. lie Is expected to visit this
city ON his return.
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d c. EEMP. AUCTIONEER -ruRNITURE. PIANO

- C. KEMP, AUCTIOSEER FURNITURE. PIANO
H. fcrteu &eThs day at 10 o'clock at S5 Nassau
Fulton r. G. Kemp will sell at auction above with
ont for cash. large assortment Of alube
wood and mahogany parlor dining aud chamber Fur
nure Psnoforte Mirrors CARPETS, Chinawaro Oil Paint
ngs &c. all Of which will he sid without and
PARTICULARLY worthy Of the attena Of housekeePr also
above twenty large and fine Orange and other fine
plants in fno order also all he Furniture cf gentec
family leaving the city. removed for nience of
Gale and consisting of all the usual assortment Of we'll
furnished house and in excellent order: also library aud
secretary Bookcases extension Dining Tables Cot
tnge Furniture best curled hair Mattresses 20 and 30 lb
superior mahogany French Bedstead marhietop Dressing
Bureaus and Washstands mavble-top Centre and ier
Tables mahogany Chairs IN great variety also carved
wood paror Furniture in crimson velvet and French bro
satele suite together with variety Of household
Furniture China, and cut Glassware, kitchen Furni-
ture-&
TNHEODORE LENT. ArCrIOEEER, WILL SELL AT
auction Friday Mt half past 10 o'clock at his sale
room. 40 Broadway, adjoining the Art Union splendid
collection Of rosewood mahogany and black walnut Furni
tnre Of every variety Of tyle and finish Also invoice
Of China and Glassware &c Also invoice of Candei
bras, In bronze mantel Clocks. &C.. sc.
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Congregational Nomination In Wisconsin.
KErosHA, Wis, Sept. %. 1854
II. 8. Durand Of Racine, nominated yesterday Al
the ~hy candidate for Congress from the First district
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N e w 8 BV TIE EGR A PH.
EOVEMENTS OF PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES,
~~c>,>~>>~~~>c~S>~>o~~~
General Scott and Senator Hale in Ohio.
s>>s>,,>>,,,>,ros,,>SNe
LARGE POLITICAL MASS MEErrNHS,
>>>>~~r>>~>~~><>c>,>><>~>>>>o-
The Democrats i'm Maine and
Wings in Pittsburg.
>~~>>e1N~1~~-~~>S>~<1>~~ec~~
vlRICCS HOMlHA rIONS F0R COJCRESS.
New Jersey Temperance Convention.
YELLOW FEVER-FAIRS-THE WEATHER,
&c., ko.. 10.
vlRTCUs NOMINATIONS roR CONGRESS.
Gen. scott,s w.s.er, Tour.

Gen. Sc0tt's Western Tour.
RECEPTION AT CIBCLEvILLB. 0HIo-MAN KILLED
by qHR BURsrisG OF A 0Us, ErC
CoLuMDUs, Quo, Sept. 23, 18i2
Gen. ecotts reception yesterday his way to Chilli
Gothic. was very good.
At circevilie large number OF persons assembled
sbom Gen Scott made brief speech saying he trs
veliisg az private citizen, and sush received aud
welcomed gladly the good wishes OF his eouutrymsn.
Yesterday while firing salute here Germ IN oitizsn
was 20 injured BY the bursting Of gun that he sube
questiy died Gen. Scott drove in the morning an
called the wounded aud made his wife prsse ut
Of $50 When he heard OF his DEATH he forwarded his
widow q check for 500.
ARRIVAL AT AND DEPARTURE FROM CBILYC0THs.
CHILicorHE, Sept al PM
Gen Scott left hare this monug At nine O'clock FOR
Portsmouth large number Of persous assems ed last
night at the Woodbridge House lie addressed them in
the hall. lie remains at Portsmouth 70 night.