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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-20
TcIcgrRphic Reports.

HAVANA, Jan IL, 1852.
src.n....A Although the crop of sugar last year was
larger than on any previous year yet the planters have
comparatively, only email quantity hand, and the
market nearly bare, there being no large parcels
whites, $50; yellow, Axe browns, = SIC. There
have been sales of memeut in c,ayed or Muscovado
suger The exports Of sugsr from Havana and Matanz
in 1851 reached GO boxes. against 10 Il COL DO yes
in 1850. The shipments Of sugar from Sagua Carolenas
show increase last year 1850. Of sOC0 boxcr
aud from the south side of the island he shipments
csyed and Muscovado sugar exported from the illad
N 1851, complies SCI 5o boxes, AGAINST 1858 200
tcxts IN 1850. The estimated crop is set down at
TIC eco bids Muscovado ard ,0c GOO boxes of Glazed
is now confidently anticipated
IogAoen The cTer IS unpronlisng regard. guam
tity, AID vii! therefore probably require esslabor
MOI. sSFs il lower, and sales making at reals
Of the year were 29i Geo hhds against
ia 1860.
corrGr The stock in the market is small and insig
nicant 'ass have been made at fSn SO, for fair
good Expor,s Of the year from Havana and Matanzas
3GCO
Bnr-Five csrgoe. of jerked beef sold a, 10 reals,
There are two csrgoee now on hand
fsH -soIhs newfoundland fish arrived on the 18th
December and sold at SO for cod Boston PARCELS 50 rs
haddock. 81 81 a 81 TO
LAID is higher and the stock trifing
liocsHrap sHsoKs-Ihe inquiry is restricted. Hoops
axe much wanted, there being none on hand. Rhode
Island would bring S45 a $50. short and long.
CASrLEs.-Tallnw candles are in good demsnd and
sperm would sell in small lots.
On w hale oil Is in fair request. but only for nall
parcels. Sperm Is in demand, at Sill
Coat --Csigoes are arriving but almost all under con-
tract. Good steamboat ia quoted At 81 so a 50.
FnriGiITs 10 America are dali, at 80 6lSc FOR box
fuger; DolAsses, So 50 rs for Northern psrts and
81 rs . 81 SO for Southern.
ExcH.ScE.--On New Ysik and Boston exchange IL at
.is per cent discoupt.
CH.aLE.rov, Jan. is, 1852
Cotton Ess been depressed under the sdviees per Asia
The ssies, On Saturday amounted to 100 bales, at "a
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RIO )ANEIIo Nov, 26, ISL.
TIE FItgate CGaSrtSs-Ncr OGice,S anl Crlc-
FoiSe Statements, Sc.
The bark Cornrg arrived here last night from
New York, bringing Large bag Of letters for the
officers and crews of tbs United States vessels in
Ihtse waters need hardly sag that tae letters
were arsiou ly looked for, and that the couu.e
nances Of all who heard from home and friends gave
evidence Of gre'ii aton on re Giving them
conversed day or two since With some of the
officers Of The l. S. frgatc Congress, concerning
letter which was published some time since in The
HERALD. purpor,inr to have been written ty one OF
the crew of that ship. They were very much NOR
titled at It's contents, which they and the soe crew
pronounced false lnde Cd the latter were as much
azed as tie officers and had some idea of calling
meeting and pronouncing the statements which
1t contained false in every particular. The truth
IT, never was a war vessel in better trim than the
Congress Officers and crew have had no difficulty.
The discipline is wholesome, and not at all tyranni
cal. The crew think that the HERALD was imposed
UPON IN tina. letter and that it was written By one
OF he crew OF some other vessel, who envous Of
the harmony and good feeling existing between the
officers and crew at tie Congress, by some Of the
men who were dismissed from the Congress for in
sub0rdinaton or other cause.
Another letter appears in tbs HERALD from a
JaSces NoCadGen, who was tried by court martial
for assautirg and beating Of the midshipmen.
The only defence was thathe was in liqaor at the
time, and that whenever he was in that condition,
lie waa crazy, in consequence Of having At some
time receive q wound in the head. TINS induced
the court to be less severe in their punishme at o.
him than they weIli otherwise have been. lie
certainly tad no to complain # his sentence,
It is really too bad, the officers think. that when
the utmost harmony is known 70 exist between
hem and their crew, statements to the contrary
should be published in paper having such IN i'm
nense cireula ton and influence the HERALD, and
which is believed 20 he in favor of tho humane law
rassod by Congress, aholshing tho lash AMI res
toring poor Jack to the dignity and integrity Of
his fellow ritig0ns
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Brooklyn CITY Intelligence,

HoRrALITY N BRooKLVN Tho total number Of deaths
In the Of Brooklyn during the ending tia 7th
there were males 20 females 90. Adults l6; children
SO.
THE BRocKLvS CRY HosPiTAL.-A meeting Of the
Institute last evening when the following gentlemen
were elected trustees With but few exceptions, the
board star Dis the % last John Blunt Arthur
W. Benson, Charles H. Bill Hamlin Blake, Joseph Bat
teue, Horace b Cladin. Peter Cornell Alfred Ed
Yards, lsasc H. rockingham Richard Field, John B.
Graham, John Greenwood. John Hslsey John Harett,
George Hastings George Hail. Abial A. Low, Geo. D.
Morgan. Robert Nichols, Henry Psrrepont, Cyrus P.
smith james o. Sheldon, Robert 6hsrwsu Alexander NJ
White.
WATER Fos observation-disclosures Marvin, chairman
OF tho committee having this subject under coasidera.
ton, presented report last night, and recommended
that the day for submitting the question
be postponed until the further pleasure of the Board
Adopted.
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HnIl1S InfHllinence-

CiaFa. ~ Bolt.-lcsterday on ,ors Crawford snf
kbdet, Of the Iftt ware relte. arre.f,d en- relish
named vincent Inons'sn On chsgg, ~ com uniting =
RAPE On II pa-,Gn Of Caroline kselasch young Ger
iaaa romSp aged eighteen year.. rnisr the fo owing
eifsunltance';--Ire accused, l. .eems ka.rsa lager
tttr cellar o. NO RSofevplt strict and heiuy
- dcra,s,ic applied AZ Nc Joe Greenwich street to
Nj crs fer one Mr. Graf exhibited several young
men WHO wanted places who hsd lately arrived IN this
country y the packet shp Rhire. 4he accused saw
Caroline: and ~ nc good King g he engaged
hef At ~ TeT Month Sue Accordingly went his placs
81 business, and during sugtsy night he wen. e her
room AMI tf4esvcged e violate her person. Che
srted him With all her strength when re Intimately
drsgg.d her u another whom be forced portion
Of the bed cothef into her moah IN order r. preven
her making M ,lsim for tsqstan Cd then accomplish
I'd his rnrpcfe 10 the morning shp e,cap.J from the
Ttemiscy aud returned back TO ;he hQuse No 10s
Greenwich street sad told MIR. Ora; all that hid
CURED the police called in which resulted ia the
sccute4 icing e'ed ca the charge Jl.cc Lo.hrop
en- the facts hapg sworn e. by The urI yoGz woean
committed him t. prison ier trial
Charge 81 Fclie P,tftEcss.-TW, mtu named simou
sod JACOB sSebh,hcr. were arrested yesiociay, bS
otcers Eldef and We.taks q churge ~ obtaining y
quantity " tobacco, valued ~ 5000 under fass and
fi'd ~ TIE court tlet Simon Lschtebein u NO IS
Bowefy 'oid e the Sccusd ps,ty two hogsheads Of
baico valued 81 sDbj the representations that they
Hae $500 clear ~ al deLS IN the Dry no3k savings
flank, md that they were doing - good business and
clear from debt Under these representations the To-
bRcco mar sold t. them credit believing that such
statements esre Tue Five ce,ei 81 tobacco, valued NJ
f5to we're also obtained fcom Joseph Fatman No LOO
front street, on the 18th II December under simiar
representation The accused parties were convey I'd
before Justice Lothrop who detained them tor y
further examination.
En7b, ssitsie7I.-A man, named George Utdgsyr,
porter In the etoIetfJ H. Rogers No % Broad street
srre,ted yesterday by ser Bowyer, charged with
sfarg from bis employer ~ black sil wells valued at
sN. ON his srrest he acknowledged his guilt and
conveyed before Justice L0thrcp Who committed him
70 prison fcr tSai.
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on Friday January l6 at III. residences Court street
Br' oklyn Wuiaa HAwLr, Jr., E'q aged 80 years for
merry Of Ofwego.
Funeral at 2p NJ On the 2cth Inst The friends Of
the family rcquettcd to attend without further inv
,aior. liz remains will be taken TO the Cemetery Of
the Evergreens for ntcrment
Jan, IL, Mrs. ELLEN KrILV wife of j. Kelly, In the
S5h year OF her age q lingering Illness which she bore
with Christian fortitude
Scr funeral will take place to morrow, at IL o'clock,
from her late residence. 100 Ninth street.
on Saturday. Jan. IT, Of scarlet fever CuoLiSt NJ,
daughter "a Wm. H. aud Caroline NJ watson, aged .
year..
Her remains were inferred In Greenwood Cemetery.
40 p1ockiJn Jan u, Mrs saesH, rect Of the late
". John hunt, OF uu1fon, N u
Her nds and acquat ntnIce. are requested to attend
Ter funeral frora her late redence 20 Ssckstt street
between Court au smith. this day, ri r NJ Her re-
main. viii be taken to Hudson for nterment
0n Sunday morning, Jan. 1S Mr.. CYars H. WaRSUR, OF
tbis city eyed 62 years and months
lis friends and scQuant aud those os hs family
are invited attend hs funeral this afternoon, At
C'ciack without further notice, from Lis late rodcnoo
90 East fifteenth street
IN Linooln,ue, Me, on the 4th inst BrsJsais s,L.
,EsttR, sged ST. formerly OF Randolph, Mas. hir =
OF the early settlers Of h. having moved TO that
town IN lsCi
Ma..aohu,eita papers Please copy.
On MSrday, Jan. 10 Il scarlet rover, M,sy Fnsyors
only daughaer OF Charles and Lucy Jane WILSON ID
years aud months.
Tier rrmrirs will H. taken 10 Greenwood, from, her
late rcsiarce 20 south Ninth street Williamsburg 60.
Al o'clock T.. d. The relatives and friends Of
the family are respectfully invited to attend.
on Saturday Jan ~, In the GSd year Of his sgc, Mr.
WILLIAM u.wLEY, Jr.
Ills relatives aud the friends cf The family ara re.
spectuly nyitca To ettepd his uners this afternoon
O'Clock, from his late residence No AL court street
fouth brooklyn.
Oswegc and Auburn papsrs plssss copy
On sunday Jan. is, OF inflammation on che tas q
WILLIAM EsAo, aged ".
The scatives snt sssoas 4 .he t,nuy also M
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ON Sunday, Jan. lS by Rev. John Ryan, Mr. Roppnr
Arnh1r TO CArHAtisr III, eldest daughter fMr Auirs
Erlaeher, Of this city.
IN this city, Jan. IL, by Rev. Mr. Jessup Mr.. DAVID
fr, Of this city, to Mis-. Ann j.. Hour, aushter o..
Mr.. William Holt, Of New London, Conn.
On Monday morning jan 10, BY Rev. A. Bloomer
Hart Mr.. SLi.ii. :" CHICHESTER u Mia. n.rY A. PoR-
youngest daughter Of John f. Porter. Esq, all Of
this city.
At Jsriey City Jsn. II, by Rev. Kelly Mr.. J, EC.
gERArn to Miss MANI Il. 6ST, only daughter Of
the tate James Grim Egg.
At tie Irving Iouse, Monday evening, 10th inst,
hy Rev DR.. VIM Berran, Ed. DoSSyLl, Of Alabama to
LrnIs 6rscr only daughter Of Col Theodore Moore, Of
llIis city
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Supepior C0urt-pnrts ,.rns
UefUfr JUdge Duer.


Jsr ~ -Gcofge MOr,0t1 d, Peter Clinton rrf o'hys
This scton for alleged wrongful conversion of ono
hundred and thrty three tons Il coal shipped by pain
til TO New York and subsequently ordered to Brootyp
where the barge and GOAL sunk in gale 10 Deem
bsr 1860. Defendant (CDton) afterwards bought tho
barge under water and agreed With the other
TO- and did, raise the barge ard ooal after which the
paiDtin claimed and with ths aid Of the Sheriff took
sbout ninety tens without paying any charges, end
claims verdict for the bs!anoe 10 " continued ts
totonccn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-20
METEOROLOGICAL onsrRuAI1ovs

METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS.
~ MoRss's TELEGRAPH, orrrcr l6 STREET..
Moxn,Y. Jan 10, 1852
Brfru.o, 10 A. M-wind n W. thermometer 10
degrees above zero Barometer 1875 Cloudy sad bus
te,irg
sPM Barometer 90 60 Thermometer T. and fall
ing. The wind 10 southwest and it Is very stormy
ROCHESTER, 10 A. M.-snow fell all day yesterday and
lnt night. The wind continues strong from the west
Thermometer degrees above zero
T. nj 1t has been the inest stormy, clustering day
Of the winter srowipg and blowing all day 1t very
cold and the roads a-e ali filed up. THERMOMETER 10,
and falling. Wind n. W.
piercing wind from the northeast 1t i, showing a
little Thermometer degrees shove zero.
81 Mt isa very cold stormy evening witha cold
wind from he north. The AMOS il drifting, and wind
blowing fsirIly Thermometer degrees above zero.
ssF.ersE 10 A. Nit is cisar but very cold morn
Ing with cold raw wind fsom the north THERMOMETER
sp. MThis ia. been tn. s.orail.st day OF the sea.
son The wrd bio wing perfect gale from the west,
Urea. loA The ,ky Is cloudy, ard tn. VIVID west
sP M.-We have very heavy w..terly gale, and it
hSs been sneNinf very hard most Of tn. day. Their
moneter degrees below zero.
ALBANY 10 A. Nth. ,ro.ca o. Yesterday ssl p,e.
walls About EIGHT irehes Of snow has fs.n Turing the
past twentyfour Lours The wind is .til strong from,
from to degrees above zero; II stsnas deg
Tees shove barometer $50. Mercury Gs
aP. NJ 1T is very cold evening. Tne sky Is clear
ard the wind unchanged. barometer 2os'o. Mercury
10. Thermometer
Troy, 10 A M--The westter |. cold cloudy and IN ,w
ing Thermometer degrees h.low zero
L M.--1hernoneter 4. The s&y /. clear and light
wind is blowing
osweoo, 9 My far the worst ..orm OF the win
ter !, prevsiisg The wind i. blowing very hard
and II is showing terribly. Thermometer
MostIEAL, A. Lie !. fine rlea.an. morning
with clear sky. Wind y. ". Ths.lu en.etc. beoy
Barometer 2as5
Qurure, "a u The weather Is cloudy AMI 1t i.
snevips new. Ihernont;er degree, below 10 the
io1a- own ANA degrees below ia the upper town
Barometer 20, and falling.
ToEoETo, A. VI 1T isr,ther cold hsre About six
inches Of fell yesterdly, Thermometer degree,
above zero. Wind N W.
BUELtscrov. "a M--The stme.phsre Is very cloudy
AID cold Wind \. W. ThtrmyIre ~ degree, bslsw
ls.o.
RrtLtsb. VI 1T Is q very cold morning. II is
moving aud blowing hard Thermometer degrees
f,tfA
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TELEG RA Z aIC =.
THE STORM AT ALDANY

THE STORM All ALBANY.
AlaASy, Jau. -, 1852
fhe s,orm i. tho most of the season. We have
had no mail, papers from the South West since
Saturday night The railroad trains from the West
South and Est have al failed to-day, owing to the
heavy fail Of snow, viii Oh has blocked up all tn. roads
lea ding out of this city
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Birth,
Married

A, ID" Royal Crescent, Edinburgh Scotland, on the
18th utimo, TIE lady Of MicHAsL A. LEVY, Esq Of a
QRNPhtCr
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The STORM Ar BOSTON.

Bosroy Jan. II, 1852
The snow storm, which commenced yesterday still
continues, and the weather is extremely cold The
snow hae dred badly in the country bloc king up the
railroad tracks. Our harhor is filled with ice.
g. The snow storm ceased about noon, and ths
sky is now clear. 1t Is very cold.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN 10, 1859
Cleared.

Ship Marathon. Tylsr. New Orleans Ladd Church.
Holy PRICE, oSassos tassr Bsws
BARI = Gamble Aosmcr. b. MARKS and Newpors. Osa
BE A AS;.s c.sssaa sr Bsat
.5s: s. o..
sohr John " Hughes johnson. Newborn Nc. Bsssnao =
sohr Iamsr.ins. Tyler wimlnssoa NC. N Mocrssdy =
sssr o wssl. so Esiirsss 9as
Wssn a sh ASs ss
Brsm bLrk Elbe tnot Eal Hsydsmaua Did 18th for Ha0
| burg
Ship Vermont lef na.h, Denison. Hsv oriesns 20 dAya
ssEs SIs. Is.Ss,la rom klss.s.a phi.aspSs
s sssses b sS q sS
sss ne ws all , a ss and her
ys an
ss
b came anchor Saturday a ausransns ground
ss~ oaissss Dec e. VAN
Ship Eoushpsr MooSrn.ci. sav,uaaa sas5s. with ss.-
'' S.1 r sTs sss.:Sh ri Mosssn
days win sassr., 80, TIC z Lsvsrioh,
M ssSssts' sss. -:
Vi; ,,.s D "a
SER HeSrss.. HslieSs Gs.Isss Sc. days. VITA
ss "a rs Samuel s s. " ssrd ,,
s sp,s,y % xh v Ss = s g s, ss q
ssa ,,S.a her .s ns &, -
Below.
,h ship a nsy.rs Fks Anthony from HAVE At anchor ia
a., siS ,nIYYsea to S ss from New o.saA
i bshsm bon = sssy. n a. s.y viii '
Sailed.
Ship WscoH SIM Scott, san Frsncyoo In sssAasr
| Achilles.
JAN lerinc a. sunrise NNwi At meridian. do.
A; It. vs s ne %
. s % s s.1 ~ spss sas ship
reiegrapnic nsrins Reports.
s,s Ssas ;s ssssss s 5T
Cieaed-Bark Gsorss, Norisaas big vAndA'is, casds-
sita
s ss Bean ss
sfpiE. fsS sa.a ss Lss,
ass On me ISM sts "a fer Her salvage and
'f rss.: has nd Sin L ss s
salvage on she vessel altar dsduotng and du
1ss an sa eS, %
Io sor Almedis is in order to sail for and
her e:rso Of Gotten has been forwarded 70 NYorh.
ArridRsrk sapFho. Pacific, with 1860 bbls sperm ana
'tu humpback.
sALxM. Jan u.
Sailed isth-Brig Citizen, wamins.on, hc -
In rot-Nost not all the vessels previously reported
nIscsIlansors.
m . b .p SsS n and s si' badly
se .hrds e her cargo has been Fos In good
Il Nj: OPINION t:ss
@ taes m having offered o per cent tor sAvnx sAs hull
Ssys, Del. had no. ,:s:s
ssr hss ssd ~. fee, b. side
of s IN
Home Ports.
hSsrpS :n A Il. . s, Ms.
ors,n,; ds ssri' Ysss orows h.ysn. 90; Wysnaoits.
ii snS rsEl'SsS:s as:,
hs 6s isIsa rss H
Tasss c'Jss S:,' fses 81 c .ss.:
esr
70 sTs s SD liz: I'm Sss WIN. :! = s:h.
d E .s .s S. mo:
HessF ssE x :ss ssa; - :' an ..
ror. 70. Baltimore herm brig painted black viva
witt MIN sh aa as. for
tawn De- Fellowship for Virginia; Golden Rule Zoe
w iih ana sfs s, x!:' a'
uNoanaoLk jan 'b-Cid brig Geo Washington Knowiton.
Ell cs s.s s,,s. Ss
------------
Passengers Arrived.
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MAILS DELAYED AND TRAVEL INTERRUPTED TOWARDS
THE SOUTH.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 10, 1861
No mails have arrived from the North to-day. The
train which left Philadelphia at ten o'clock nigh
is ut stemmers Run nine miles from Balti more of the
track
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10 1885,,
We have received no mail fIom Baltimore Commun:.
cation interrupted with the West. The carly line from
New York had not arrived at O'Clock The express
line arrived at Pm.
Tie storm has seen very severe In the interior.
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bers Of Brooklyn Lodge No. 36 o. of0 p, slse tbs
Nstions Guard. Company b respectfully Invited b
attend the funeral this day, st O'clock r M, ffsa
the residence Of his brother, Thomas Read l Bridge
street. Brooklyn.
New Loadon papers please copy.
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Passengers Arrived.
81 ANa BAY, Ja-Br hrig Esutitus-Mrs Nary Graham
(tnce deAd) and tour ckidrsn -
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WESTERN NAVIGATION cHEcnEI

FIfTsHCRc. Jln. IT IS9I.
The weather continues very cold and there il little
prospect Of The re opening Of navigation for long time
Ms the Ice in the river IL very solid.
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Arrival Of the star OF the West.
The steamer Star of die West. u. I.


klepaush as:er arrived a: this port yesterday morn
ing from san Juan On her outward passage she ar.
rived nj ssn Junn Sept 81 m 10 An uai found at that
port the stermsr Daniel Webster Capt. Gfansn. Of
New-Orleans, and the British Mail steamer Trent, from
Navy Bay.
San Juan Wis very healthy, and the weather
fine The river il IN good naviyable condition. and the
transit neross the stirus was mdc without any delay
whatever
The steamer Trent left San Juan on Satur-
day Oct . for Navy Bay.
The Star of the West left San Juan on the
afternoon of the 9TH in company with the Daniel Web
sier for New-Orleans She brings the passengers oil
the steamer : 3 Lewis which left san Francisco Sept
Is
The Star of the West brings ADO specie
on freight and $4,000 in cold dust in the hais OF
passengers She has experienced very fine westher on
her trip home.
The following persons came passengers in the
star OF the West
p Rrown G. r. Carter Capt T. PAYNE, J r Fowler H. ~
her, d. n DAVIS " iuts and ~Ir X Hst.er md VIE L. D.
Me,cis ard CHI t-tn, H. Mtuer snd vile Cip Conn an
kr1pp. r. Reed T. ". Sanders A. : s"isla,r fr is'
: sm-1 I. c. Pe--y, 5 Mathew NJ Hurt ltr
rtery j. de- p Capt Cary Dr. Tcans Mr. he.csta
AM lady VI. Root and 100 IN the steerase
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OHIO ELECTION.

BUFFALO, Friday Oct Is, 1852
Reliable dispatches received from CleVe-
land cay that the Democratic majority in that state
figures down TO 5000 5000 with the prospect of fur
Their decrease.
A large store and warehouse on Main-st. was
Get on fine in four places by incendares, last night
and wholly destroyed.
CINCINNATI, Friday, Oct Is 1852.
Medina County-Ofiicial votes: For Su-
preme Judge, Caldwell Oem,) 800 majority.
Huron County-Sadder, (Whig) for Congress-
AIS majority for Supreme Judge Caldwell, Oem)
81 minority for Board of Public Works, Beard'ley,
CNhipl 3O3 minority.
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Temperance Convention ut BOstOn-FOrgcry
on an Insurance Company.


A State Temperance Convention is III session
nj Faneuil Hail. at which many of the Temperance
leaders are present Hon William lde, of Worces-
ter PresidCHt Resolutions were offered 10 the effect
that the Maine Law il working WELL and that the friends
Of that law viii vote for candidate. at the coming
state election who is not friend of that law. The
answers Of the candidates will be read this p NJ
Afternoon Session.
The afternoon session attended by about lODO
persons All the letters received from the different
State candidates were read. Horace Manu. Free Soil
candidate Governor in favor of the continuance
of the law also Huntington Wing candidate tor
Lieut. Governor and Walker, Free Soil Candidate for
Lieut.. Governor.
Mr.. Thompson, the Democratic candidate for Lieut.
Governor lodged the question, and no replies were
received from either Messrs. Clifford Bishop the
Wing and Democratic candidates Tor Governor.
Speeches were made and letters read from leading all
yocaes of the Law There il doubt that Temperance
men will to some considerable extent vote for the advo
Gates of the Law in the coming state Election, irres
spective Of party preference
Valentine w. Il. Smith, Telegraph operator,
arrived in this city last night in custody OF an officer
having been arrested in Rochester on requsinon lie
is charged with forgery and conspiracy 10 detraui the
Union Mutual Life Insurance Company OF this city out
OF 5000.
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PITTSBURGH, Friday, Oct. 10, 1859.
The official returns Of Allegheny County are

PITTSBURGH, Friday, Oct Is, 1859.
The official returns Of Allegheny County are
not vet completed but Gilmore Dcm) is elected to the
Leei laturc over Penny ONhig) by a small majority
The balance ofthe Wing ticket is elected.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Oct. 10, 1852
The following official returns have been re-
ceiyed from the counties named
Columbia Coanty-Woodward, Dem for supreme
Judge l,9Gs; Burlington, ONhis) 962. For Canal Com
missioner: Hopkins, Oem.,) 1874; Hoffman, (Whg)
99s. For Congress Wright, Dem.) l776 Fuller
CYhig) 1919
DotpGia Coun,y-For Judge: Woodward Dem)
o6lO; Burlington CNhig), 3,O7l For Canal Commits
sioner: Hopkins (Dem), 2,52l Hoffman, Wme)' 800
For Congress Seller, Den.) 27iS Middleswarth'
Cwhig) 29l5.
Chester Co-For Judge: Woodward, 1862 Buiing
ron. 1855 For Canal Commissioner: Hopkins, 592;
Hoffman 1873 For Congress; Murphy (Dem)
1908; Evcrhurt OWhig) $40.
Carbon Co-For Judge Woodward, l'Sil Buiing
ton. 6s4 For Canal Commissioner Hopkins l ,23s !;
Hoffman, GA. For Congress Packer, Oem') l9O7 :
Foster, OVhg) $40
Northumberland Co--For Judge; Woodward 2ol9 ;
Buffncton, l 800 For Canal Commissioner: Hopkins
22ll Hoffman, 1892. For Congress straub, (Dem)
1882 Berg stresser, CWhig) l,se9