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sroc;al Dispateh TO The ". Y. Tribune.
SYRACUSE, Tuesday, Sept q
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Columbia Conn,u-Pierce GOO Scott 4o1


Mpjoriiy for Pierce 2l9 SeymOurs majority Ia 215 and
the Democratic Congressman 23j In the Flrs, Assem.
bly, District, Dubois (Whig has rs majority; and in the
Second, Chamberln, Democrat, is elected William
Beet (Whig is elected Sheriff by about IS majority and
David c. Necfus Democrat Clerk by about 100
Uashington.-The Wing County officers have
been elected. One Assemblymsn Of each party
OstcegO.-A table of votes thus far received
shows majority Of Pierce Scott of 527 and for
Sev mour Hunt Of GIG Smith (Abol) for Con resz
hss majority over Hough Of 10 and Hough over Ten
Eyok OF f6l. Haehas over 100 votes
CoTtidHd.-Whigm ajOrities on all the County
okft except Sheriff and Member
Togd.-OppositiOn maiorities for all the
officer except Sheriff and Member for which two Maine
Law Wings have been chosen
CattdTauguS.-1he ERic0ariHs Republican
De) claims that the County has given 100 majority for
Fenton DEM for Congress: Scott, 80 majority;
Hunt, 900. Wing Clerk and Sheriff elected, aud two
Democratic Assembymen.
FrGnktin.-Ihe Democracy elected their
whole County ticket. beating Mr.. Andru' the Wing
candidate for Assembly, by a small maj 3rity.
SchOharie.-The Democratic County ticket
ell elected, and there il small majority for Rowe
(Dem) for Congress, over Miller (Vhig).
Liringston.-Whig County officers are chosen
by 1000 majority.
Cayuga-1he gallant Wings of this County
have swept everything, and elected all their County
candidates.
Smliran-DemOcratic majority on Electors,
Governor, Sheriff Clerk and Assembly upward Of SO
Deiaudre Majority for Pierce, 400 Hunt,
100; Chase ONhig) for Congress, l,227
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Che ,se of bread eight murders assaults with intent
40 Nm were committed during the week Of which
,be court above referred u held. The eight muir
Sers or feonious assaults, suppose, bear about the
same proportion to the other crimes which caused
Inv intemperance, during the same time, that he
her of total ecpses OF the sun do TO the number Of
eIouds HAT pass over it. surface
n may be said that this ia comparing the populous
Civ OF New York with single county in Massachu etts
True; but t prevent the comparison from telling in
favor Of Temperance the Massachusetts, County should
have no population at all
The re- us in Lowell, Providence, and other cities,
even under that imperfect enforcement OF the law
which attends its early administration, gvee the most
fatterine auguIes.
Indeed if any one doubt that the fair enforcement Of
The Maine Law" as other laws are enforced through.
our New. England and NewY0rk would prevent nine.
tenihs of all the paupersm OF aaveborn citizens
and nipeteuhs Of all crimes by whom commit.
tcd he rnus; be incOrriqble skeptc that nothing
short of Imprisonment under It's provisions could make
him believe IN the existence OF the law itself
these things be 60 who oycrrate the obligations
that ret upon every who has the honor Of the Com
ponweahh or the welfare Of bis fellow.bengs a. heart
10 do h utmost only 10 continue the law TO which
vour question refers, but 10 eniOrceiti
I'm, gentleman,
Yours, very truly, HORACE MANN.
To Rev Edward Oheman, and others
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Returns from New-York.

CANoaA Wednesday, Nov. 4, 1852.
To ne Editor Of The NJ Y. TvibSHe'
The Election in this County resulted as fol-
lows.-Picrce Electors 29l minority, Seymour -
Church 2s7 Follett goo Clark 3G2 Oliver Tor CONGRESS
1877; Hadley for Member, 49,? Tracy, 10, Sner" TO-
,prc,Sb the Influence of certain National" Wings al
Geneva In most of the towns IN TINS County ts luz.
Whs vote out and the election tuly cohs'eJ ~.
IocoFoco bribery and corruption has triumphed' ou'
by reduced majority. Yours, ~c' r.
observation-disclosures for Pierce, $50; Sey-
,nouY. est RIVE DEM for Congress, PA; Brooks
Dem) for sheriff ll3
Dntchrss.-Crucer's (Whig) majority for Con-
gress, 30; Wing Clck and Sheriff also claimed 10 nave
msjoriiies. -
Montgomery Electors, Sheriff
CLERK al State ticket from 400 10 500 majority
NiogGra.-Reuben f. Wilson (Dem.) elected
% the Assembly in the lld District lst District close
Hosy Qwhigl elected by majority Scots majority
$50 in tie Comfy and about 800 in the district Haes
vote for President in the county, hoo.
SferbeR-Pierces majority in seven towns,
f6a-a gain of sos ovr last year, when the Democratic
majority in the county was 600 Seymour in
towns, 6s3 Hastings, DEM Congress '3i he Is IN
Uevne.-Democratic majority about 400.
Benz Sreeter, Dem and possipy sho'h'I ~ eIeV'
elected 81 the Assembly. 80
Oneida.-Pierce's majority. ,0O? Seymours,
/ co.; Fol ets O. ClS,ks 1Oi0 MattesoA tNhs) Con
vress' 965. Spencer, Iud Whis) for Congress lVo@
Monrof.-Scotts majority, l,O5O Hunt
I COO. X, mpshalrs. 1900; Crosby's, 1000. Three
Whigs eie ted to the Assembly. BoOdy, OVhg) Con-
gress, ESQ ~, ,.o
Hunts eboul the same 30,
Otsego.-Pierce's majority LOOP; Seymours,
100; Chase, Cyhie) Congress, s!7i Wing Clerk AS
Uls,er.-Democratlc majority on the Electoral
md S,s,e ,rkef, over 500 Westbrooks Dem~) Con-
sress about COO Loursbury (Deui) elected to the As
sembly. The other district close Mestoreoks ma
FORTY In III ter and Gre me is about ], 2n
Ontario.-Mr. Lyon is elected Co CierA oy
6 mai. Rest OF Wing County ticket elected
Voyu,.-The Democracy here elected their
County ticket BY mojorines ranging from 40 10 100
Saratoga-The Scott electoral candidates
have $50 maj, and the Wing County ticket about the
same
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~ Two Young men Of Allegheny, Pa, were

killed on the 3lst ult, under the following circun-
stances. The Pius5ursA Dlspa,eA ssys: On saturday
night week about ii o'clock, set OF trucks, contain
ing number Of persons who bad been AZ penocrstic
meeting IN Johnstown returning 20 Je1erson ana
when they were about one allie sbo'e ms roroge 80
road Messrs James Little and James d. Busns, OF TINS
County, both fe of q truck upon the track and mo
wheels Of the carr passed over their bodies killing them
almost instantly They had been stns down On .ne
Until a moment before when byth jumped sp sna IN
their arms around each other IA playful man
nor foysrhsenced and zen between the cara Tae en-
CINE was running slowly at the time ss',ns @ ..i hoo
~ C.."h;s couufy and was sgod about 70 years. M
Pa,rs formery resided IN Northumberland County art
RS reTided in Ebepsburg several year, He Leave =
young wife and child TO mourn his unexpecsea ae.,
Railroad.
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Charges sninst the State Prison Inspectors
1t will be seen from the following document,

that the Governor after having fully considered the
charges sanst the State Prison Inspectors has decided
no, 20 exercise the power Of removal Albany jour.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT Albany, Nov 5 lsl2
IN ne water Of fas oac-Ses preferred By Isadc ssoa
assinsi pariHs Clark William p. ARgsl and Henry
Soy1ns inspectors Of Ssa,s Prisons
UayinS fully considered these charges and the test
rnony adduced 10 sustain them, ! am Of opinion thA1
some Of the practices disclosed by the evidence are In
proper, Illegal and highly eensu-sble
!, .rDssrs that the State will suffer large loss from
the b.rdcprert Of the first contract with JOSIAH Bar
her for convict labor the surrender OF the security he'd
for lis performance and the contract by which he
enjoys the same labor at refused prices
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THE ELECTION.
NEW-YORk.
u,t,a EnuuressiOuDi NIuiOrIties.

The Congressional Majorities.
XXVTh Congressional Distric'.-lt Is now
claimed hut Andrtw Oliver n M is chosen TO Con.
gree The v.to is very close indeed trolA inc nost
follows OivcI-Seneca, 800 Yates, BOO; total 100
Woods-Onterio, 70 Olver'a majority H.
MIA District-Wayne County gives HOW
Oem) for Congress 1875 majority, while Edwin D. MOI
gan carries Cayuge by 80 majority. -
MIN District - George A. Summons
(Nhig) il elected by $40 majority to Congress
XJh Disrict.-Charles Hughes (Dem.) Is
elected TO Congress by 3si majority.
XXIIId DiStrid.-Caleb Lyon ndepeh-
dent Land Reform Democrat elected to Congress by
100 majority, carrying both Lewis and Jefferson
Counties. >n
XXVIIM Distrjt.-John J. Taylor (Dem.)
is elected by LOO majority to Congress
XXXh District-Allegaay County Is re-
ported 500 for Sherman and Wyoming $50, but this
win no, elect him. as Prnge has nearly 1000 IN Ten
Csee.
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Escape from Jail OF Three Prisoners ."nu
Recapture OF Two.

BALTIMORE, nov. :. 45S<,
Three prisoners, named William GaulJ, John
DALEY and Joseph Conner, escaped from Blltmore Ai
this morning by cui;ing through the bars OIL
and getting the wall by means oil rope 49,
bed clothing Daley and Conner were ar : e! uuI -
The dav bu Gault il sill large. He va eolhaet %
= charge OF numbering German named h-se-'ei -'''
he shof nead in the sfreet midday.
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The Repudiated Mississippi Bonds.

NV -ORIEANs, Thursday, NOV: . ~
vote was taken in Mississippi, with regard
10 having the old Planters Bank bonds Which were ior
merly repudiated The returns, thus far show iIse
nsi1riy throughout the State IN favor OF paying 'Iei
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PHrLADELPHIA Ssfurdh,' NJ. - -
The Br brig Portland, of ST. John \. b. from
Cane Hayten slready reported lost was round 70 tnS
rem. and her cargo was insured In his eA!'
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RROOkIEN.

T,xr- Gov CIV PEItON
$50, ", go ~, Cbub Forf Kemp H. Crosby. Cab
V.6i6 1872 6l3 ll40 il46 800 Ok LII
sa.,H' R nssr Ts,.L o Soe f Ben
y Ssi no SIS 1887 Clio ISL 800 llb
CAPTAINS OF POLICE ELECTED
Dsue,s pstnft@ -. c.rh.u
.Jocl Sath III 'Jsmes Oailp ,v,;,h,
H.. .Thomss King. w.. .Chi''P'" "'''''
WIN Is in italics.
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heath of Distinguished Physician-Rise IN
the River, &c.
CINCINNATI, Saturday Nov. Q, loa

CINCINNATI, cetorual' NV. O. Ao'--
DIR. Daniel, the oldest physician ana one Vi
We have lad very heavy rains within the last
-" - co,secu;uce OF Irhich the ONO River u
ISgi Tspdy there now eight feet Of wS'er N
TIC channel
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Democratic maj . 2635 22,465
The official returns will chenge the most of these
moorcs The report from Allegany is evidently
mistoke so Of other counties.
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,uewpted Robbery-A Youth stabbed.

A gang of rowdies broke into the eaOLn ol d
schooner lying 81 Raoe-st. Wharf SShu! ~ $3.50 ~
cey Youth, resisted their and received sewers s'ao
in the abdomen Two OF the robbers hAVe DEN d.
rested
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NORTH CAROLINA.

BALTIMORE, NOV. :, tx
InS7 Counties of North Carolina the vote
stands Scott, IL col; Pierce, 1851. Wing gain since
August 9S7s Result doubtful and contest close
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CHARLESTON wv y -
Returns from Alabama show strong Pierce
majority.
Florida-Democratic msjorities: Pieolata,
81; Plaiks, 10; Toloss, "A; 81 Augustine, j 'seA-
sonyille o. Tallahassee, So
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Interesting from MexicO-Meeting of Con-
neutrality-suspicious. of Cabinet Ministers
Revolutionary Movements, etc.

Interesting from DIexico-Mceting of Con-
neutrality-suspicious. of Cabinet Ministers
Revolutionary Movements, etc.
EEwORLEANs, Thursday, Nov. 4, 1882.
Dates from the City of Mexico announce that
the extra session OF Congress met 18th OF October
and that the next day It was resolved 70 mpaach the
Minister Of Justice, and Camares the Minister OF For
egn Afairs also Laudovo the Chief Clerk IN the war
Department
The CITY of Mexico was in a state of ferment,
and the Government in great fear.
Several bitter opposition papers have been
started-the law against the press having been resented
two days before Congress met
The Minister of War and the State auaon-
ties had authorized the arrest of all military persons
who without passports, especially on Suspicion Oh
fayoring theinsurgents. ~
Rebolledo. whose insurrection was still on
foot had proclaimed the liberation OF Gladalsara ana
the State Vera Cruz has cent two commissioners 10
confer with the supreme Government respecting 'Ae TO
cent insuTTectlon. ~
granting amnesty TO the Vera Cruz Insurgents
Another nsurreeton is reported to nave
broken out at Mchoscan.
Baibachan had been reappointed Governor
General Cardenas took his seat as Governor
OF TGmsulpss, on the lst OF Oct lie VIII pro01Oy "''
strong opposition. , l.
new line of stages had been started be
tween Vera Cruz and Topic, on the Paclhc coa'L &c
fare is els The line viii soon be e1lended 70 0'h
Blas. . W.
Considerable excitement existed at vera
Crz in consequence of the receipt OF intelligence
that French squadron would soon arrive to supper.
the French minister his demands for the payment Oh
the French creditors also for the Liberation o. LsoA
he Frenc hnAp who il will be remembered was cas-,
into prison short time since Spanish war VeS7el
wss likewise expected at San Francisco CHeHeo, 20
enforce tho payment of claims and debts uue " '"e
Spanish Government -, o,o,,o1
The port of Mazatlan had been opened
Tho condition of the frontier States was very deOl
ahie and revolutionary attempts were OF almost uaiy
occurrence.
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Dauphin CO.-Scott, 1878 Pierce, 2,6Io :;
Hale, 20 $3.50
Bucks Co-Scott 4,S2S Pierce, 500.
Colsmbia Co-Scott, l,l6J Pierce, 2lO2.
Northampton Co.-ScOtt, 1919 Pierce, iGt
Lehish Co-Scott, 2993; Pierce 349Ji Hale =
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Later and Important from Havana-Ihe tres'
cent City al New-Orleans-The difficulty NOT

NEW ORLEANS, Nov Friday D. le12
Tie steamship Crescent City. Captain Ia
velport from New York via Havana is coming up.
The authorities at Havana permitted tue landing O. nel
mail. and passengers upon the present occasion, but
gave notice that such permission would not again De
granted The difficulty is not yet settled.
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PENNsYLvANIA.-IOmcial.l
PHILADrLFHI., Friday, Nov ., 1859;

Tie Hale and Julien ticket received % votes.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Southern Telegraph Office corner If Hanover and Bearcrs
A Ray OF Light in the Gloom.

a huy OF IIIRHI III IHC 0sIUUNHs
Special Dispateh 10 The ~ Y Tribune:
GALENA, Ql) Friday, Nov. 5, 1852
Z. B. WAsHBURS, (Whig) is elected to Con-
gress in this District, over Campbell Democrat.
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NEW.JERSEY.

HUDSON Committeeman.
PRESIDENTIAL AND CONGRESSIONAL.
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TENNESSEE.
ALABAMA ard FLORIDA.
CuAaLEsToN, Nov. J, -.

reported 5000 majority for Pierce.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-05-22

dent hs history Of the last six months him OBJ
noxsus this suspicien they maybe made out with
out his connivance in hentent Of deeving the Prince
These gentlemen commissioners are recent converts to
Bonapartism On I'd Of December they VIGOROUSLY
anti Bonapartst They have been converted taken into
favor and must now show their zeal They pray daily
for the glorious coming of the empire But the Prince
President has given the that he will assume
more I" august title only in he finds himself in
forced to do by the ceaseess agitation and in
tigues Of parties. This pretext therefore, must Be
afforded him. The Prince must be made TO believe that
society, yet is only half "saved" and never will be
totally and permanently saved till the republic is put
away eve in name and the empire proclaimed The as
seron easily made. 1t would not be easy to prove
that psEtes are moving. But they hope not without
that the Prince will not be particular tits said that
the report Of NJ Bauehart which looked for now every
day will represent the condition Of the dsagoge be
quite as alarming in the southeastern departments his
colleagues have represented it be in the central and
western Reiterated statements of this kind which are
eagerly seized by the Government Journals and crcu-
lated through the country will afford the best excuse for
the empire f any excuse Is needed which can be given
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FROM OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENT

PARIS, APRIL 90, 1852 n
The Republican form Of Government in France
never has been--I doubt if it ever will bc-a COM
plete animal in its perfectly developed defnitive
state. 1t has never beena bone jide worm, destined
to live and die worm-a perfect specimen Of its
species. Republican Government here is merely an
unfinished repulsive caterpillar, with some powers
to be sure Of action locomoton, and progress, but
destined rapidly to pass into the inert chrysid
state and thence TO emerge into the gorgeousy
painted butterfly of Royal Imperial Government
The butterfly is thoroughly developed finished ami
NAL Imperial or Royal Governments the complete
finished defntve form to which, in France, all other
forms seem inevitably to tend We have seen the
loathsome caterpillar of 184S; then a three years
o. chTysald lS49, 80, 81 (the tomb Of the Rcpub
nc inc cradle Of the empire J now, in 1852, we
the chrysais bursting its envelope and vno forth
a full-fedgcd Empire. Your correspondent has told
you from the beginning that the French Republic
was but miserable grub he has noted in your
columns all ts stages Of Transformation he has OBJ
served and faithfully reported to YOU the gradual
formation OF the wings their gaudy painting and
pfiiliahe coiors and you are now in weekly expec-
tauon OF hearing Inc announce that the butterAv has
actually taken ITS hight--that France Il an En-.
pire again My history Of the transformation would
be incomplete were | to omit sending Won The fol-
lowing document cmanating from the cabinet If ono
OF the Prince LOUIS NAPOLEON Minister aud boor.
ing the official stamp Of communicated note ,
II is in answer to the prevalent report that the I'm.
I pre was TO be proclaimed on the 10Th Nav mon
the occasion Of the grand te for the distribution Il
the new standards to the army, to which have r.
pcatedly alluded
"a great number Of persons imagine and repeat n,
the Empire is to be proclaimed on the occasion 80
N To suppose thus that the Government desires pre
text for changing the established order Of things "a 10
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Az USroRTuSATE AFFAIR.-Hon EDWARD A. HAsSE-
GAS, late U. s. Senator for Indiana and Capt JoHx r.
DUNCAN, his brohcrin-aw, living the most friendly
terms in the same house at Coyington, Indiana, had
personal misunderstanding Friday, the 18th instant
during which the latter received painful wound which
terminated his life in about thrtysix hours Afterwards
The particulars Of the unfortunate affair." as we gather
them from the newspapers, as follows
On the day and evening previous the parties had both
drinking and the morning Of the sad occurrence
Capt Duncan went up stairs 70 Mr.. Hannegan's ROOM
when alteration ensued between them during which
Capt Duncan gave Mr. flanagan slap in the face. Mr.
Hannogan upon the impulse Of the moment struck Capt
Duncan with knife in the lower part Of the stomach in
Hicting the fatal wound.
When Mr. Hnnnegan recovered from his passion arous
ed by the supposed ndigny, he suffered the most excru
csting ortures in the reflection that he had perhaps
struck down as kind friend he had on earth To ali
inquiries to the Of the difficulty Capt Duncan
invariably replied, Nothing II nothing" and SEEM
ed determined not to reveal any thing that would afford
additional evidence against Mr. Hannegan 1t is said
that short time before he died he observed that he him
self was to blame He died Saturday after suffering
the most intense pain, calm and composed fully and
freely forgivhg Mr.. flanagan lie was the only living
brother Of Mrs Hannegan.
Capt Dunedin raised troop Of horse in Licking coun-
", ONO, during the Mexican war; and served calamity
on the field of battle. lie brave, NOBLE and gener
Gus, and as merchant in Coyingpn for the last two
years was highly esteemed for his gentlemnny demeanor
Mr. Hannegan and himself bad always been warm friends
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FwHy PfpsoSs family Of Mr. BaIaRp ten
IN number after rartakng Of din
ner few all sd With pains In the bowels AMI
ting evincnr every poison The wife Of John
Baarl% soln two small children Miss Ballard
bohor Then supposed 10 be poison
fingered faint their recovery
Susrcon irrdstey M Ely and he Srs efrci and
committed prison but the physicians have been unable 70 detect
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THE BALrMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD ExrrssroS--The
track Of this road Is laid to Tygars Valley Falls,
some six seven miles north of Fetterman in Taylor
county Virginia, and win be completed to Paramount in
the Of two three weeks The are arriving
and departing daily, and the goods Of Western merchants
purchased in Northern cities transported with speed an
safety TO that pIace III
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The submarine blasting operations Of NJ MALLEForr
have been completely successful in removing the Pit
Rock in the Hurlgae channel Of the East river Thee
twcntyone feet Of water the rock ut low tile
and all the distractions which it formerly presented
entirely done away with. Al4