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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07
Gen. Scott and hi, oId soldiers An Incident

A gentleman from neighbOring County
related 90 us al nedenI few days ago witch goes 30
show he OF srude aud affection st'li enser'
tsbed for their old nmsader by tne old SOLDIERS who
served paoer Gen. scott 10 the war OF lel2 lone OF
tsess gssnt old soGters, said our Informant resides
10 our county. tie hns been a prominsn, and acuve
Democrat ali his Me- aud hos ak cons all arrived at
nature age, sIo ali Democrats but one When Iho
news OF Gen. Scou's noIinsIOu wsa received 1t vas
0nlosted 20 the old gentleman by his Whig son.
Who knowing his mirsIton for tbs General eager
10 inform bin OF II
Before snnouI eng Il. he inquired Of thu old man
"Rsther. VINO do you thluk ihs Wing Convention has
nominated tor Pref iCnif /"
We'll Mr. Fillmore, suppose" waa the reply.
NO ssid the con
"Weil, then Mr. Webster
"kO' wa the aus yer hgsin.
"Bave they DomDssd ESQ Scott w Inquired the
old man waking ~ wi admiration.
"lesi they have uOmiaated your old commander,
replied the son -ben toe old sudi0r eapsd from hss
shsr hls ey kndng wh the EoDtee frC of his youth
and striking bis hsnds I, ge'her exclaimed
Thea EAl pots fJr him and er1y Ogs az you sir
tJs mrsf a. - ,! never voted for Wnig ia my
HE but | will for Gen. Sc 81 have fought by
hs side Ia the thckes; Of the bste, aud know him 70
be hrsve soldier aud GOOD man, and hope to God
be viii be elected President
Tbls 10 the spin shSg SLnsles the old col ilers all
over the country, wherever they % be found We
have SONS Of them H. our Ovu cocnty, Democrats all
ibeir live. who are equally euthuslasdi IN their al
uirsilos for their old commander The h5ro who
Companions In arms thus nobly siand NJ hin
Harm NH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07
WhfG Nominations.

ESSEX, CLINTON AND FRANKLIN.-fOr
Cor gees l6 George A. simmons keesevile.
MONROE CO.-For Member OF Congress :
Azsrioh Boody, of Rochester; Por County Clerk {:
Ogil,ie L. sh, ldsp. Rochester For Sheriff Chaun ey
B. Woooworth, Of IronoeQuoi,; For Jd'tics OF Sea-
,iops; Joseph Dewey, Of Gates For Superintendent
of The Poor; w Wooster, of Ogden; For Corouers {:
Teunis V. B. Pulls, CT Rochester; John uos.h of
Pias'o'd; CSlsb Allen OF Chill.
MONROE.-FOr Congress, A. Boedy ;
Clers, O. L. Sheldon Sheriff q Il. Woodwsrth.
Oswkeo CITY.-RecOrder .. Robinson.
WEsTCHEsrER GOWN. Duron of
Peek.Ei for Sheriff. Jas. D. Merritt of Harrison for
County Clerk; Tnomu J. Hall Of Mamaroneck, for
COUNTY SuDerintenotnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07
NY. STATE TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE

n. Y. STATE TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE
meeting Of the sewYor state Temperance Alliance
Is 70 be bed at h city Of Rochester on the l9th int
conmepc,D at 10 A. NJ when the eourss to be pursued
by the Alliance respecting the approaching election
will be determined upon General Convention OF the
friends of Temperance will be held at tho 'ano pacs
on the following DAY to which slIpedged Temperance
mep, being legal vo'ers. are iovi'ed.
Public meetings will be held on tue evenings OF both
dsys and addresses delivered BY eminent speakers
iroLa different paris Of the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07

AMONG 70 portion of bis speech. Your speaker
siiuoed 70 that ordeal hc1r In our history
WREN Huli bad ing'orously surrendered, sad
TIRE olscsess clouds hung hr~a,eansly In the horzoa
Of our beloved county IL vas ihea thai called sroaad
me meo thar GUILD ne Trusted, ana tod ther that the
hour hsd come inr the deciVe bov-ahat vark ,,,st
be done on the Canadian trouter that would M the
hears of the American people Jm ,hs gloom Of r@eos
EVENT., and cbabs them AMI Sher endreu 20 az bella
10 Gre ceonnr build bonfres in eommemorUioa of
American Victories that should ooseare hs m.mlry of
HuTs surrender We fell 10 work. and the hi sg va,
done (cheers) The battles Of Chippewa and Luasy's
spe folo~ed lie again thanked ths people for their
friendly feelings ard w;sbdrew.
He will proo .bly proceed tomorrow 30 Hamilton,
Dsytnr and sanSusky. On bis vas hons. Ths psopls
the opposite shore are very anxious that he Oh ,ad
cross ihA river tc Covirsion and Neweort and large
delegations are In town TO tender ms inNfsuon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07
Arrest IN Hanover for Robberies Committed
I'm this Country.
BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Oct s,

BALTINoRE, Wsdne5day OCT 8 I5js.
The Honeyerisn Consul here has re-
es,ed Information Of toe arrest. IN Hanover, OF man
pausd FIsoerfck Eolscks, recently returned there
from this eousiry and having IL 81. poise'sion $4,000
IL American CON- large god medal. and quantity OF
valuable jsueiTy--she manor Of acquiring which he
would eive 10 saLsfscsoTy sccount o. DE was &C Old
copylcs 10 Hanover and while IN tais country wss
rcs.ea several hmes He resided principally Ia Phils,
celghis and Rahmcre Il 10 thought he may have been
eopesr ped IN tho Portgnouth Va Bank robbery, and
lnsf the sds 10 Bis possesson may be Ihs Clay medal
which wa stclen IL New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07
Webster Meeting at Boston.

BOSTON, "wednesday, Oat U, lo'-.
The Webster men bad a meeting Ia
Psrsull bail ,his evening wh ch WAS attended oy from
4OO 10 5000 Ler,oua A II Nelsoa, Of Woourn. sad
Geor, r Curis Of Boston, wee toe principal SPEAK.
era A ls'tsr sss rad from Hon Hiram hrtchan OF
NewYoTk Ator exPTe.sirg regret thai he. Wa unsoe
10 De prtseni be sss;
81 am not ,urpri,ei ths, you should deeply feel that
the Wb,g party of Massachusetts bss been wronsed
and DAniei Webs,er bss been wrOngad by tue prscse1
In SIS Of ,he Wing Convention In Baum Ass'scna'
seis tho foremost Of Whia States Daoie Wsoster os
foremost of whis men For my o~n part feel that
the Whis party Of tee whOle county has been false 20
ts cberlshed principles sud 20 tas 1Ost dts
,ipgubbfd champion oi those prtnc'pls4-the man
Who of ell n1e has made proud OF orr party. II al
the members Of that Convention darsd 10 emoody In
resolution the reason assigned In private ooaverssdon
by many If tbsin for the rel ct0u OF Nc. "sh,tsr,
they would have been h,,sed and scosned from Bsln'
more to their homes That reaIon ,hst hs 100
great man IT, be appreciated by the American people,
srd wa therefore unpopular
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07

SUsPIcIoN or Foul Plaza man
named Stafford, residing in Lsncss,erst, Who has re-
Gently been ~ prison IS dTunkArd, was yesarday al
tosnCon arrested by olcsr Syoor and com .sited TO
si suspicion q havn eSss0d she dea OF his vile
Mira. s found tesd ia her bed yesterday morning,
with her face. oy and Considerably breised, n
# she hao been severely and brutsy beaten by sons
The bruses were not very recoet however,
though they may have been tho cause Of death
fRoxtno TrAye1er.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07

Ir,rALLATIoN.-The public installation
Of Rev. A. D. Gnleh e. Pastor Of the Broadway B.P
tist Church. took place last evening The st'eudsncs
was very Numerous. snd many Of the pastors of tue
various Baptist Churches OF the City we're present
Tho exercises opened with prayer BY Rev. Or. Cone
which was followed by sermon By Rsr. Or. s 'msrh
An address to the Church then delivered bS Rsv
DR.. Dovliog The right hand Of Fellowship was given
BY Rev Mr.. Tasgut and the Charge 10 the Pastor ~
Rev Dr. MACON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07

DEATH OF An INFANT BY BURNING.-
'si tragedy wss enacted a. Last Boston Sunday,
h The hO,s OF Ben snu Shorter q seems thai Shorter
SID bis wife WIS OF tate operate habits lets al In
fsot child ak oDths old, alone bed 10 the house
vhlo thsy vent cut 20 sc. toDethrg 10 drink Soon
arsr they ha0 gone the bed which this babe lag wA
dscovrred on ire. aad the poor little Guilds toos aud
feet buEut g. eTsp tlAs some Of ihe toes asusy
e Il of; the body IVA, also seriousy burned Toe it
istheT sid mother rsicrnsd hons they we're both
dunk. lB,s,ca TraTspsr tih-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07

Nor 4 PARTY QUEsTIoN.-A friend who
has travelled great cc through lndaoa and Illinois
tr0e ihe nomination OF General Scott brings us the
most encouraging acc UNITS ~ tho way "thioss srS
vokirg" IA those States DO talS an amusing Incident
which occurred 10 a tisg0 coach IN lllcos A Wbig
md Democrat hAd be- dlscussog the fee trade lues
uos ukui both act pr,ty warm, when tna Wuis De.
came saisdod that HE opponent Sas o5grats fellow
Who would OF be convicted Of HE error, add put an
steto the dispute by prposng vote tho Presidency
"Genllemep." said tho Whis, "y.u who arc WAITS
sm ssy 'sye, AID you who srs Democrats will saw
DO "stop." sSys tS0 Democrat CHATS not tho
Ss9 70 ppt You must take the voss as bet Seen Scott
oe tleTce, Tor M Democrat out N going f,r Ssot;
ny ntighbor here 10 q Democset and he'll Going for
sos too and the tsct ts, concluded 10 our sec.
Noi S0' 20 naAs Pa.y 9sest0R Itisesrdlg necos-
AF 70 SAP that the vote THAI stage loaf unan
nus'y for sso,i. (Cincl0nsli Gazette, a2d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07
AGRICULTURE IN THE PROVINCE OF

AeRIcULTURE IN THE PROVINCE OF
Ase,rAsoEL The Russian Province of Archangel com.
.bssa. an extent Of territory Of soe $50 600 square
mile. BY population of 255 600 souls. of whom
100 900 are reckoned stbe agricultural population hs'
log aleu-. 40 900 under cultivation Near coast
Of the Northern Ocsan the climate Is very severe the
,n,,v being fully exposed to the effects OF the north
.., vlnds The from cold to heat from sno" to
The richest vegetation excessively sudden 10 July
abe thermometer of,on rses 10 the sun TO 1902 Fshren
belt ard on the chspg'og Of the wod into the nora-
east Frequently fs' In few hours 1902 or even 1902
Tbs sooaern parts ,qOa exposed 70 sudden changes
though they not go great Cultivation extends as
far porth o. CO. Of latitude The principal grain cult
yassd 10 barley then succeed winter rye, oats and
summer whest-tbe aggregate Of which 10 good years
seldom reaches much over 100000 bushels which 10
not than tbird Of the supply required for the
sumption Of the Inhabitants, allowing llla bushels to
bs individual
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Whir Nearing In lister County.

kINCsToN, "Wednesday. Oct. o, IsII
4 gathering of the young Wings of u
stsr Co took place q, Rosendas to-day Five thousand
men were on the ground conprlsod of Delegations
from nearly every TO 10 tho county. Oae pcocess
Of wagons nearly a mile lOog Cook presided.
ard tns meeupg addressed by R1scoe Conkling et
Utica, and George Dawson, Of Albany. Much spirit
and eperay was exhibited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07

From Rio DE JANkIRo.-Dates from
Rio de- Jsnsro 20 Aug go that there ia le or 20
eoso lett Of the crop and ths new which Is favor
abe, in very slow. Tnst port aud province are
reported a. being very healthy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07

LIBERTY PARTY NoMIN ATIoNs.-Lib-
erty Petty Nstl' Del and Safe Conventions, have
been held IN Syracuse. Tire former no nioa'ed Wm'
Goodol of Now No,k. for Presisent, and : NJ Piper,
of VirgiI H. for Vice President The latter nom,aatsd
the ioiowir State rcket: For & vernon, VIM r.
Smith Of Wayne; for Lieut. Governor j. p est IN Adj
ans OF Jefferson; for Canal CUmmissioner, Cnaries
Wheaton, d Ouondsga; tor State Prison Inspector
VIM. Sbsfcott, Of Cayusa Beth 'n'ent)os adopted
resolutions returning the old Issues Of The Lioery
peTty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07

a Scott and lis Cdiuaaial0ys is the
ss Of timely and forciOle podes tract, issued at
q once Of IA' g Rs'isr. where copies may b.
obiasd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07
CITY POLITICS.

WRI9 CRY CoNvENTION.-An sd
jourped meeting Of this Convention ~a' held last even
Ing the Broadway House, Oscar w Sturssvant, pre-
siding Secreiare' George Kellock, Jr, and Joseph C
Pipckney.
The Convention proceeded 10 ballot for candidate
for CnunmIasinner OF Ranalrs and lpuleE:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07
Agricultural show,
PHILADELPHIA, Wee

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Oct Q, 1852.
Tie MOuEt Holly burlington County,
Hss Is5lry Agriculture. socie'y he'd large snd eeav-
.iiul exhibition ,odsy Eron j.HQ 10 800 peta9as
WIS present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07
WhIz Meeiias ut Dedham.

BOsIoN, Wednesday, O;t 6, 1882.
A large and enthusiastic mass meeting
of wings took place at Dtdhsm to-day. Hon. J. H.
Botu was the principal speaker.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07
Rio Janeiro Markets.

B,LrrMoRs wedne -iay. Oct s. Is3
The bsk Anteo2e from Rio Issetr, brass dsss 3, the
18th August but papers commercial ciccQ pr
,aee letter hover 70 her co0ss,ees gives the s Siag
at Ia zoo bbl az bss Phusdsipais estrs
livery supsrorl al lsH7j0: 10 bbs a. lN'eo. sad
cargo Of Baltimore for expectation. az losS In had.
Prices OF COFFEE stll rue 81 Sf5OGsS pr Nrosc Ter
mixed lots ,ood st and superior ExcHAsGs On Easlsnt
has advanced and quote a. a. 22't Tor DR." ols
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07
Commlssloner Of Repalrs and 5 applles

Mr.. Aoams was then ur snimUusIy nominaied.
Dr. Wood, with WsroJ s. J. Smith, XVth,
Lawrence.Bsrpey tXIItb) Mathew II. Chase (xvlIsh)
and James Welsh, did Ward, and the Oh,srs Of
tire Convention. we're appointed a Committee to notify
the Candidates of the Convention Of their nomination.
Adjourned
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O.rHopoxY AND HETKRoDoxr.-A cor

y,rondsnt at Dexter, Mich. iavors u WIZ Wv
10, r. umencing wit h the following inquiry
swri you, Sir, pub.h 10 your paper ave "a sruc.
,rcn OH dow sni Uarpsv and al exsmi 1ailon mo
Gha. L. o mmonly called the Orthodox isitn {
To this question: we res, ectfally reply IN tn'
usgstive. The Tribune, even If it felt the mat
Tor to be within its pr per scope, has not the
room necessary for so elaborate and profound an
Investigation az eur correspondent proposes, es-
peciajIy when it is remembered that, whichever
aide hs takes the adveraries OF his views VIII
elai to be heard ia reply. We advise hin, ac'
cordirgly, to aedn S. his disqusiticns TO some
Journal established espe cially for the arguing OF
rslisious questions, the number Of which is by no
means limited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07

~ we are requested to state that the
"s'Os Ia Essex County Nj, yesterday, which was
sd'e'''d BY DR.. EG. ., va, no, wt,S but tempe
iies meeting
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FRANCE.

The Imperial Prosress and AIIocutisus-Prees
nects and Ac,uaIi,tes-A scfenfface-rsis
iaarhropic ,onsrc.s-Ths Cheisra, akcs
Csrrssgonssres o. Ths n. Y. Tn5a1a =, ,a~~
Pans, Thursday, Sept % iS's'
The French telegraph electric has al
% ~. NOM AM, been o. much Distinguished tor
rho csn,,v n, de.. the American for lie opaeass
fs- ,bsbsy. s,.rveliBg lines were oil that ~as csn-
-r,,le.,ea BIZ lac rsw sgent Since the PreadsnaAs
,ag-, bay, begun, this has sssa Nest4 Adsssas see1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07
Lnter fre,n Tezns-Ths sleaIner Pampers.

NEW OMEASs Wecnesday, O't 8, 1872
Later dates from Texas are to hand, and
its accounts 81 lhs crops ssnsTaly are more srora
bic.
The Mexican National Guards had re-
turned from Brownsville % Hs,anoras.
The steamship Pampero has arrived
hare vh Sac Juan Gissrasua) dstes 10 tee 18Th ult
Sac bring nosaipg later from Jforsia ara her iatSn
gelee from Nicaragua 10 quite uhinposI~ns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07

FAIR AT BRiDGLPORT.-Ths great Ag-
rcultursl Pair a, Bridgeport viii take place today
We learn that for the blowing match II pows en-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07

Inte ard Important fsOm eTexico-a ppOint-
ment of New Cabinet - Tohunntepcc
Route, &c.
EEw.OELEANs Wednesday. Oct. 6, 1852
We are in receipt of Intelligence from
tbs city Of Mexico TO tho lo,h Of septsu err
The resignation of the Cabinet had been
rendered aud sccep,eo, end the following are nev
h isters spp. iDied sebior Ledo for Foreign Aftrs
Pa.co I, Ire Treasury aud Aqdrro, Justice. rasss
appointments had not, however, been officially &C
cept-d.
a Commission had been appointed by
the Government 10 examine tho propO'as for Ibe
oretiug # the Tshusntepee roule-fOur proposiaons
having oeen ,eDtin, one Of thsm from Col 90.
Tumsuiipas ana ouadalaJara were SILL
~ dlsurbso state, srd there appeared " be no sc-
cou Il odsiion Of the digioGltieS
The request for an Extra Session Of Con-
eress made By stass Lsgssture, had not bsen sc;ed
Cd 10
IL Zac4teca5 the hdians were growing
s,i more Troublesome, and murders were Of frequent
occurrence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07

"a The Governor Of South Carolina has
eO,oked the Legislature of that State fog the
lsof November 70 vote for President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07

WHO NOMINATION FOR ASSEMBLY,
An sdjourr ed meeting Of the XlIth Dls'r't A"e noy
Convention took place last evening. siNo 81 GrsndSt
Elijah A. Purdy of NJ. 3jll9 BJwery, presided, and s
ter very brief sitting DR.. James Allea OF No. J51
Broome It,, urapimou.ly nominated as the Wnig
candidate for Assembly In this District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07
A,swEkrss.-Robert q. Morris, DEM

ocrxrc candidate for Judge Of the Supreme Court a"
published b. rep, the commiree ofhs Ten ''rAncs
Alliance The poi.ts OF II are First i' Improper "a
candidate FOR Judge TO gre opiGious {" to the eoosi
tItOosrty Of . proposed law, and he vfl give none
o. TO ths Mime Law second, If elected !udgs'
be wll enforce, far able, all laws third, ne
opposed to die passage OF the nGne Lag.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07
Fire ON a Railroad.

HARRISBURG Wsdne'dsy, Oct 6, lSa
All the fixtures at Plsns No. 7, Portage
RaiIrc ed we're much damaged By fc-. oss Il LsssA's
fr. ieh, cars caught Ore and communicated to ~
buildings,
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The Yellow Fever nc Savannah.

CHAMSSIoN, iu~sSsy' oS> - 49,
Notwithstanding the occurrence OF tas
svo Of yellow fever (oefore rsoor'edl In sAvss-
nab, the eneaae has not assumed an epidemic enarscsx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07
Fatal Duel.

LOUISVILLE. "Wednesday Oct {. 1855.
L. White was yesterday killed near
Lexington Nv, in duel with Beu suala Joh,.Oa re
weapons used were guns at afsy psoes and the sn4
Sra proved fAtal
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Fatal Aceidest to a Railroad Conductor.
Pu1iApsLrHIA. Wednes

PuILADsIrHIA Wednesday, Oct 9. is&-
James Warren. the conductor on the
beumore train which left here last right fell betw>eo
the cas- near Wilmington and WA, tnsnnt Iy kl>d -
ins cut In two He leaves wills and elk children hers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-07
Maine Law Meeting at Pittsbmgl-Courty
PrTIssUGH, Wednesday, Oct. 6, Il


PTTIssUGH, Wednesday, Oct 6, 1852.
A large meeting Of the friends of the
Maine Liquor Law Gas held 10 Masonic Hall lsst night
Mr.. Tiff, IF sIowdrn townsuip presided, sssstei BY
numerous Vice Prs,dens.
A report va, adopted, sooroviug Of the csudldat's
who sDsu cred intTrogst res pledaing themselves ID
VOTE for the Liquor Lay The Wbig slcEss econ.
mendrd exec = Nr Penny who rsfusedt TO answer
Taere was some opposition TO Mc. O.rcle, but ns wa
reeonmst de- for The S-rss, az also Nc Seveosoo "a
Ere SoisrD for the same Office J. Heron Foster,
Free Soil c8ndloais for the Legislature. wss sub
,,ituied for Penny Toe nomlDsti0ns met With some
oppoiIticr, A. mcCsinUut Democrat saying that he
Iepudsted , I'd. OF pledgiog the ssssmblass 20 vote
for sny act of men-he objected the dckst proposed
pct a gle Democrat appeared CA L. He was op-
pOsed 10 the et oiOu Of man who would drtnk Chan.
paant 10 harrisburg snd then go into the Capitol and
voie for the Maize Law
An Address YES adopted, defending the constitution.
Ally OF the s~ rtSiins ths evil. Of intempersucs sad
,.,,,.slng the Diet, mlnsdop of Temperance mon
AlegSaDy County Fair opened yesTer-
day. exclpq unusual interest There ara noble spsci
ueus Of c,ille ard toe manufacturing and mechanical
dtpar'meLs are well represented The floral and
roy articles are m 81 ts.s, arranged and there 10
large COLI ctlon IT every descrphoa of oh l,s Sows
lis sAd the receipts the doors yesterday amounted
TO $1,000, although the price Of admission 10 but
small
Great preparations are making among
.be Democrats for maa meeting at Grsens hurgh to.
moirvv Arout enc Thousand dslsgsIes 90 fro n tais
place. Several dlst,ns speakers will De there.
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nena,uy, OF Eov Rnmsny for Minnesota.

WARRINGTON, Wednesdsy. Oct 6, 1882
Gov. Ramsay left last evening tor Min
pesota. bearing GOO 90 for the paymaa, Of moneys
due under tee Indian ,reades aud snnuides
Hiahiy Important from Hnvann-Tho steam
sb,p Crescent cry NOT Allowed 10 Com
o,,,ca,e with Inc shore-rasseugers and
Malls not LANDED.
NEw ORLEANS, "Wednesday, October 6, 1852.
The steamship Crescent City, Capt. Por-
She arrived at Havsns from New.York. on Sunday
.fteruoon-~a, forbidden all communication Win ms
,hors ana q, dered out of the hsrnor forth With Toe
nr.,eyt for tbs Outrage Il that SIR. Smith is st
tsIIsd as Pursor on ossrd the vessel
CaDtsiu Porter made strong formal protest against
The sciiop of the Cubsn IVerO meat bus his
srapce was uusyaing and be az once proceeded 10
40, a. a. uitsg Of a TREMENDOUS gale.
Al tho pa'seug0rs snd the nslls for Havana have Of
course been brought 30 this port
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UNIoNIsTs.-The Uuionist Club will
attend the Wing meeting In Brooklyn ths evening.
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euppsseA Lees OF tss sckssser Fafry-Xa-
lev Fever &C Charleston.

BALTIMORE. "Wednesday. Odt =, foSx
The mail Is through from New-Ofieass.
The schooner Fairy. from New Orleans
10 Havana 10 supposed 70 have b-en tally l,st apr
don OF Der cargo, shlch stored In her ~, hsrag
been piesed op - sea
There were Is deaths from Yellow Fs.
yer At Charleston In the = hours previous 70 hceday.
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The State Treasurer-Thc Canal Board.
ALBANY, "wednesday, Ost 6, l85e

Benjamin Welsh, TO whom the Supreme
Court bs. given the flee Of Treasurer, waited UPON
Treasurer Cook 10 dsy, wh the view OF taking pos
session Of thu oico but hr. Cook, stating that ne 0@
not prepared 10 surrender, Mr. Welsh served him Win
q notice that IN application would be made 90 Judge
Watson, Of tho Supreme Court, 10 morrow, for an
order quirir him 10 vscsto the Office. The Gaze
10 uneenIOod lie 10 be carried to the Court OF Appeals
The Canal Board this afternoon adopted
RESOLUTION, by rOte Of 10 2 generating Supsna'
terdent Wstermsn fIOm tho charges embodied Ia the
statement Of Auditor Newell Tney slso resolved that
Mr Oarhour, the lsts Wnig Superintendent had psid
prDces e1usvsgaBty high for lumber. Hov far thts
resolution csBsurat Canal Comm ssioner sther, Ia
charge Of Oaihouts section 10 no, sie'ed. Mr. Chat
fed absent an the two negative votes were from
Why's.
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TEMPERANCE TIcKET.-The CITY lch-
pe,apcs Alliance will convene on fnasy e'eH's
TO nominate Guy ofhcers They have Aadfe''oI -
lsr. Of Inquiry TO The candidates now 10
.ss two parties, s'kins their oP'nion Oh vac
.lpsalI.y q Ne Maine Law ard desiring I" AM"
yul.a.-sss 70 s,tln s.ablhains s-ca s'."'