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Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-09
Florida Election.

CHARLESTON, Oct An election took place
in this State on Monday last for governor, mem
Der of Congress, and members of the legislature.
Geo. I. Ward, Wing, and Jas. S. Brown, Dem,
were the candidates for governor, and Edw. C.
Cabell, Wing, and A. E. Maxwell Dem, were the
candidates for Congress. In Santa Rosa and
Duval counties the Wings have majorities. In
Escamba county there is majority for Brown,
Dem, for governor, and Cabcll, Wing, for Con-
gress In l84S Santa Resa gave large Wing
majority and Duvall and Escambia small
jorities for the same party Sufficient returns
have not been received to indicate the result of
the late election.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-09
CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL, AND CONNER.
CIAL INSTITUTE,

Under the care of RsU. Alfred Holmead, Rector,
and Mr.. Charles Tucker, A. M.
TNHE DUTIES of this Institution will be resumed on
the 18th OF August, in the lower Saloon Of MIR. Ca
rusi's building.
In English Mathematics Greek, Latin and French the
course will be full and thorough Pupils fitted for the
Counting-room or College.
The experience OF fifteen years, in the management OF
boys induces the confident belief that the satisfaction
pressed by their former patrons both In Mary
land and Virginia. will be shared by those who may be
pleased to enrust the education Of their to their
CARE
For terms and further information apply TO the Rector,
the Rev. Alfred Holmead, at his residence street. be-
tween 9th and 10th, opposite Smithsonian Institute
iy 2Q-dtf
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-09
Little Delaware GIortousIy Erect.

WILMINGTON Del, Oct. THE whole State
has been heard from regards the Inspectors
election, and the Wings have carried every county
in the State. The result is decided one. No
such event has happened since lS40 The Dem
ocrats, who prefessed confidence, have expert
enced an overwhelming defeat. This is the first
gun from the Middle States and precursor Of
what is to follow in other sections of the Union.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-09
First Grand Military Ball

or tho washington German Yagors.
rJlHE WASHINGTON GERMAN YAGERS will give
their first Grand Military Ball ut tho splendid saloon
in Shankss Building Pennsylvania avenue, north
sids between Ninth and Tenth streets wes Thursday
evening, Oct. IA, at o'clocks
The Committee tho public that no effort on their
part the part of the Company will be spared
this ball pleasant possible and shall cndeavor
conduct IN such manner as to give general satisfaction
volunteer companies Of the District elsewhere who may
attend this Ball. requested to appear in full uniform
Tickets $780, to be had Of the Committee Of Arrange
ments and the members Of the Company.
COMMITTEE ARRANGEMENTS
A. LEHMAN,
JACOB AIGLER,
NJ RUPPEL,
y. STROBEL
H. BERGMAN,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-09
Opening Of New Goods.
GEO. w. HINTON,

North side Pa aUenue, bet,eeen ~ and 6th streets,
HAS been receiving for tho last few days great variety
II of particularly choice Goods, which ready
for the inspection Of his the public gem
orally.
Among the above Goods may be found French and Eng
lish Cloths, all coors
Fancy Cassimores, of the newest Style plain do.
Rich Velvet Plush and Silk Vestir rs.
New style 0vorcoating and a general assortment Of
Gentcmens Furnishing Goods. All of which have been
selected personally from the latest importation with view
please the custom heretofore literally bestowed and
from thom call is respectfully solicited.
Fits warranted heretofore, and garments made up 10
please. sep 1S-dlm
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-09
ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION,
FREDERICK CITY, MD.

HE exercises of this Institution will recommence on the
i first Monday Of September.
TERMS FOR BoARDERs
Washing, Mending, and other Extras. 10
Music the Piano, Harp, Guitar, forms an additional
charge ALSO lessons in the French Spanish German and
Latin Languages Drawing and Painting likewise extra
charges. Entrance fee S.. Boardcrs pay the current
charges semiannpally in advance.
Pupils received at any time during the year. and the
charge is estimated from the date of their entrance.
aug 2-1aw7wS
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-09

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ga very large demon
stration has been made by the Native Americans
this evening. They marched in procession from
the different districts to Independence Square,
with torches and banners. Two ships on wheels
continued firing salutes, whilst large alarm bell
on wheels kept tolling constantly. After the as
semblage at the Square speeches were delivered
by VIM. D. Baker and few others, when the
meeting adjourned, The procession was then
again formed, and is now marching through the
various districts. Their numbers are larger than
was anticipated, though not equalling the Dem
ocratic meeting last evening.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-09

THE NATIONAL MAGAZINE,
nEvOTED to Literature Art, Religion, &c. with nunler-
- engravpgs. Price, 81 year, single numbers, Is
cents.
The October number is now ready and for sale by the
Agents,
sep 80 GRAY BALLANTYNE, 7th st.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-09

Cigars, Tobacco, &C.,
EXPRESSLY FOR THE RETAIL TRADE.
lust OPENED, a very fine lot of FINE HAVANA CT.
u CARS, CIGARETTES, CHEWING and SMOKING To-
bacco, &c.
5000 La Escogida, Regalia,) very fine
1900 III Dorado, (Psnctela,) do
1900 La India, Qa NormaJ do
10000 VIM Penn do do
1000 bundles fine Cigarettes
2 boxes Langhime's Premium Tobacco
3 Jenny Lind Twist, new stylo)
drums genuine Turkish Smoking Tobacco
box Oriental Aromatic Smoking Tobacco
Together with every other article In the Tobacco trade Of
the quality to which the attention of
invited. GEO. w. COCHRAN,
sep 17-du eth st., opposite Nat Intolligenccr Office
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-09
The McDonogh win Case.

New ORLEANS, October ITO Hon. Reverdy
johnson: Judgment has just been rendered in
our favor on every point in the McDonogh viii
case BENJAMIN & MIcoU.
This is decision in favor Of the heirs Us. the
validity of the will
Judge McCaleb to-day rendered decision on
the McDonogh will case, declaring null and void
the Claims Of New Orleans Baltimore, Louisiana,
and Maryland. The will is completely broken,
and the property goes to the heirs at law. In
declaring the share belonging to each heir, the
executors were ordered to account for past adj
ministraton to master in chancery.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-09
On Mc part Of The Company.
First Annual Ball
OF THE ARLINGTON CLl,R.

TTNHE MANAGERS of the ARLINGTON CLUB most re-
spectfuy their friends and the public gem
orally that their First Annual Ball will place on MON
DAY EVENING, OCTOBER 49, 1882 at the ASSEMBLY
ROOM QRoN HAL Pennsylvania avenue between 9th and
10th streets
THE ASSEMBLY ROOM having been fitted up for this
purpose the Managers intend leaving nothing unono that
will add to the pleasure and comfort Of all who may favor
US with their presence.
Gentlemen requested not to their hats caps
the Ballroom. "
Tickets ST. admitting gentleman and two ladies' to be
had Of of the managers and at the door the night
fha hall
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-09

HANDSOME SILKS JUST RECEIVED.
IL We have this day opened splendid lot Of rich fg
ured plain Gace and many other styles of handsome Silks
Of recent importation.
Also, rs rich Cashmere and Mousscline Robes.
10 pieces small figured Cashmere and Moussslines for
children.
100 dresses extrn rich Moussenes and Cashmeres.
rs dresses figured Armenian Cloths beautiful goods at
As cents
oct 6-atif CLAGETT NEWTON, MAY co.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-09

BALTIMORE, Oct. ga p. m.
The barque Kremlin, Of New York, found brig
Rostrand, of Genoa, in distress in longitude IL
34/, latitude 35<. She was out Of provisions and
water. The Kremliu took eight of her passen-
gers on board, and carried them to San Francis
co. Twenty of the brig passengers died, among
them were Anthony Lban and james Gott, of
Baltimore.
The ship Manas arrived at Lobos Islands
from Acapulco, and was ordered off by Peru
Wan brig Of war; She moved of, and was await
ing the arrival of Commodore McCauly, agreea-
bly, to her owners instructions, who had certified
copies of Wcbster's letter There was no other
vessel at the Island, except one English and one
American ship loading on Peruvian account
Commodore McCauley was at Valparaiso on the
Slst Of June, awaiting orders to be sent to him
from Panama.
Baltimore and Northern markets remain UNI
changed.
The steamer Hermann sailed to-day with
seventy-two passengers, and S55, 900 in specie
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-09
Great Indignation Meeting.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. S.-An immense meeting
was held tonight, to express the disapprobation
of our citizens of the refusal of the Havana au-
thorities to allow the Crescent City to stop at
that port. Fully 10000 persons were present,
who were addressed from several stands by
Messrs Roselus, Walker, Thrasher, and others
Resolutions were adopted calling on the govern
ment to take immediate steps for redress. The
Havana mails by the Crescent City will be sent
from Mobile to New York by the steamer Black
Warrior.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-09
100 PACKAGES FRESH FALL GOODS,

IUsT RECEIVED from New York, comprising one OF the
81 hsndsomest assortments brought to this market
We invite the attention of purchasers to favor with
call before purchasing have great bargains TO
offer Some beautiful velvet aud other Carpets, cheap
sep 22-oo2w HALL & BROTHER.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-09

LINEN GOODS, &C.
VERY superior Irish linens
10-4 and ia linen sheeting
Pillow-case linen
Superior damask table linen
Brown do do
Superior damask tabecloth
Napkins
Huckaback and damask towellinE
Scotch and Russia diapers
Toilet and table covers
Linen floor cloth
Birds eye diapers
Mcdcated huckaback
Crash
stop linen, &c, &c.
just received by VERIFY A MILLER.
sep 21-tr
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-09

Prints, Prints---Great Bargains.
000 pieces fine dark prints, at 6L
1UU $50 do do do from to IL
Superior French do
Mourning do
French, English, and American furniture do.
sep Ctr VERIFY & MILLER.
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, vEsTINGs, &c.
g UPERIoR black French simonrs
- Do do do Biouli's
Do blue and fancy do, same makers
Do Belgian and American do
Do black French doeskins
Do black and fancy silk vestings
DO black satin vestings
Fancy cassimeres--largs stock
Also crayats scsr kid, silk Lsethread, and French
buck gloves
SILK, cotton, and merino x hose
SILK and merino uDdershirts and drawers
suspenders silk and linen cambria handkfs., &C.
WIN almost every article belonging to the gentemens
sep H-tr VERY AMIILER,s
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-09
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
BIOrse,s LINE OF M agnetic Telegraph,
WASHINGTON OFFICE, NATIONAL HoTLL,
The Brig Rostrand--Com. McCauIey.

[Ttnsaitted for he Amertcan 7slcgrqph,l
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-09
Night School

NTILL be commenced on Wednesday, October LIST. For
wv terms apply at First District School Room,
14th and @ streets, to
sep 16-lm SAMUEL KELLY.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-09
Later from Hsvsna-ststemcnt of aptnin
Porter.

Porter.
New ORLEANS October Captain Porter, of
the steamer Crescent City, the arrival Of which
here was telegraphed to you yesterday, has made
| a statement Of the proceedings at Havana in
gard to the refusal of the Captain General of
Cuba TO permit his vessel to enter the harbor or
land either passengers or mail. He says that, as
the Crescent City approached Havana, she was
met by the boarding officers at the mouth of the
| harbor, who motioned that she should not enter,
which Captain Porter disregarded, and proceeded
| to the anchorage. The boarding officers then
| came on board the steamer, and finding the name
of Mr.. Smith, the Parser. on the ships articles,
handed Captain Porter an order from the Captain
Gonersl that he should leave the port imme-
diately.
This order Captain Porter refused to obey be-
fore landing his passengers and the mails, and
sent protest to the Captain but he re-
fused to receive any communication, except
through the United States Consul. This gentle
man, however, was absent, and in the meantime
the order TO leave the port was repeated. To
the officer who brought this order, Captain
Porter said "Then you refuse to receive either
the mails or the passengers" The boarding Off
Ger replied, "No communication Of any kind can
be allowed"
The steamer then put to sea at o'clock in the
evening.
Captain Portcr's protest is an able and manly
document.
Fatal Railroad Accident.
CONCORD, October An accident occurred on
the Montreal Railroad near Weirs Steamboat
Landing, by which six persons were killed and
sixteen seriously injured. The accident was
caused by the collision of two extra trains
Among the killed was John II. Smith, of Straf-
ford On, H. County Court
Western Navigation.
CINCINNATI, October THE river is very low,
and the business thereon almost suspended
Gen. Troup's Accsptance-YcIlow Fever.
CHARLEsToE, October General Troup has
accepted the nomination of the States Rights
party for the Presidency.
The deaths from yellow fever in this city during
the last three days were eleven.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-09
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE,

az STHLET, BETWEEN STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
MRS j. A. DAVIS, PRINCIPAL,
Will reopen Monday September 18th. Circulars can
obtained Of the Principal
aug 1S-f
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-09
INSTRUCTIONS ON THE PIANO AND IN
EINGINGf

THE undersigned lately from Germany thankful for the
patronage hitherto extended to him, would inform the
citizens OF Washington, Georgetown and Alexandria that
he still continues to give INSTRUCTIONS ON TILE PIANO
AND IN SINGING. He performs the compositions Lszt
ThabSrg and other great composers and teach
the Thalbergian STYLE
FR KLEY.
REFEnENCEs
Gen. LUcIUs j. Polk, Gen. GIDEON PILLOW,
Col. ANDREW j. POLK, Rev. EDWARD u. CnEssEr,
Col. GEORGE Polk, Rt Rev. Bishop OTEY,
All OF Ashwood Maury county, Tennessee at which place
Mr. KLEY Professor of Music in young ladies' semi
nary year and half Rsep 2O-1m
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-09

MANAGERS.
VIM. L. Jones, John Miller,
J. R. Moran, j. @. Donohoo,
j. M. Il. Hough, James Birch,
Il. II. Alexander, r. Harrison,
J. 7. White VIM. H. West,
Eugene b. Laporte, Joseph s. Sessford,
james Warwick, John ii. Sullivan,
II. L. Barron, Henry Middleton,
B. w. Brown, c. Cunningham,
s. Winsow, A. mGunnagel,
w. Worthington, VIM. Hutton,
Charles Holbrook, G. W. Crown,
j. +. Moore, Charles Sherwood,
I. Samuel Lewis. A. Columbus,
Henry Kleiber, d. Connslly,
8. Sloan, X. g. Eckoif,
John Rabbit, A. Gowler,
M. NJ Dorrigan, i. Norris
Julius Keek, oct Z
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Compile de Ia Maison de Refuge, mois de No.
vembre, denx cent trente.six piastres ct trente-
trois cents. N
Mary Field, deux mois do pension dune Or
pheline, vingt piastres.
Thos X. Finley, indictments fodHEssssa Ia
Maison de Travail, quatorze piastres.
D. Wood Perry, divers fournis d la Police,
Premier District, cent cinquante- une piastres ct
soixante cents. "a r
Compile DIES paveurs ct ouyriers, mois de No
vembre, deux mile six cent quarante-quatre
piastres ct vingt cents.
Compile DIES charrettes, nlois de Novembre,
sept cent vingt-deux piastres ct trente-trois
cents. sa
Compile DIES ouvriers, Troisieme District, mois
de Novembre, cnq cent soixante- seize piastres
ct quatre- vingt cling cents.
Compile du Departement du Voyer, mois de
Novenbre, neuf cent quatre-yingt- trois piastres,
ct trente- trois cents.
Compile du batean- dragueur, mois de No.
vembre, quarante piastres ct soixante- treize
cents. TX
Compile dies clarrettes, mois de Novembre,
quinze cent soixante neuf piastres ct soixante-
quinze cents.
Compile DIES charrettes ct ouvriers, Troisieme
District, mois de Novembre, sept cent guarantee
deux piastres ct vingt-cinq cents.
Compile des ouvriers, Second District, mois dc
Novembre, quatre cent soixante piastres ct SOL
xante-selze cents. N"l
Jas M. Forgay, pour pose de pierres fosse,
rue de Ia Levee, soixante-onze piastres ct
quatre-vingt- seize cents.
G. Funk, pour divers, vingt piastres.
NJ Wherner. Outrage en- Noyembre, quarante
cling piastres.
j. P. Merara, trois mile cling cent quarante
barils de coquilles d'huitres, trois cent Gin
qnante-quatre piastres
j. A. Michel, pour divers, deux piastres ct
trente cents
j. @. Stewart, pour Charlton ct bois de pin
fusage dos Maisons de Cours, quarante-deux
piastres ct cinquante cents.
A. +. Cochran & Co., yingt barils dhuile,
hut cent sept piastres ct soixante-quinze cents
A. Delagrave & Co., pour divers fournis Ia
Ge0le de Police, Second District, quarante
pinstres ct Yingt cling cents.
John Ahern. pour 6elairage dn Troisieme Dis
trict, mois de Noyembre, deux cent trente-trois
piastres ct quatreyingt tros cents.
John Kinsella, pour eclairage du Troisieme
District, mois de Noyembre, quatre cent SOL
xante-quatre piastres ct cinquante deux cents.
Lafayette Hook and Ladder Company No !.
hnit mos de loyer de Ia case de la dite Compa-
gnie, quatre-vingts piastres.
(Signel FRAxs ALPUENTE, T.,
President du Cons. DIES Ass. Aid
(Signe) W. G. c. CLAIBORNE,
President du Cons. DIES AID.
Approuv6 lie Il Decembre, 1852. M
(Signel A. d. CRosSMAN, Marie
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No SOL.
Resolu que lie Tresorier pale, sur lie mandat
du Contr6leur, les sommes suivantes, savoir:
Compile des ouvriers, Premier District, mos
de Novembre, quatre cent une piastres ct SOL
xante-quinze cents
Compile DIES ouyriers Second District, mois de
Novembre, trois cent trente-neuf piastres ct Gin
quante- hut cents
Compte DIES ouvriers, Troisieme District, mois
dc Novembre, quatre cent quatre-vingt-dix
plastres ct quatre-yingt- dix neuf cents.
Compile DIES ouyriers ct charrettes, quatrieme
Quatrieme District, mois de Novembre, ONE cent
quatre-yingt-dix-huit piastres ct trente-sept
cents
Compile DIES ouyriers pour lie contrat dl1 Maftre
du PORT mois de Novembre, quatre cent sol
xante-huit piastres ct cinquante- neuf cents
Maitre du Port, transport dc malades a Tho.
pltal etc, vingt-une piastres ct cinquante cents
=. Roselius, pour services PROFESSIONALS dams
lattaire de 10 Municipalite No 8, contre la
Presse Cotons dOrleans, cent piastres.
j: Emanuel, pour fournitures pour lie bureau
du Recorder du Second District, cling piastres
Mclean, Willard & Co., vingt barils de char
bon, bureau du Recorder, Second District,
quinze piastres.
Jas Kane, pour divers fournis PAsyle DIES
Alienes de la Vile, huit piastres ct vingt-cina
cents.
R. W. McCracken, pour medicines fournies
10 Maison de Travail, trente- cling piastres ct
cents.
R. H. Smons, divers fournis au bureau lu
Commssaire DIES Rues, Quatrieme District, dix
sept piastres ct quarante cents.
Thos W. Montgomery, pour divers achetes par
lie Commssaire DIES Rues, hut pastres ct qua
rante-sept cents.
Greffer de la Cour Supreme, deux copies de
JUDGMENTS, quatorze piastres.
Courier de la Louisiana, announces des ta-
oleaux d'assessement DIES Premier, Second ct
rroisieme Districts, cent trente- nenf pastres ct
,inquante cents
Commercial Bulletin, announces d'elections.
luatre- vingt-dix-neuf piastres.
orleanais, announces reflections, cent soixante
opies, dix piastres
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Resolu que 10 Contr6leur soft ct demenre re-
qujs DO yendre au plus offrant encherisseur.
apres dix jours Davis dams lie journal officie, lie
privileges de collector pendant un IN, dater du
Ter Janyier, 1868, les droits DIES personnes ven
dant des hnftres sur la Levee, entire les deux
marches du Second District, conformement aux
ordonnancesen vigueur; racheteur donnera SEES
billets avec bonnie ct solyable securite, Ia sa-
tisfaction du comite de Finances trois, six,
neuf, ct douze mois de Ia date de la vente.
(Sign6) Trans ALpUENrE,
President du Cons. DIES Ass, AID.
(Signe w. c. C. CLAIBORNE,
President du Cons. des Aid.
Approve lie q Decembre 1852.
(Signe) A. d. CRossMAN. Marie.
Pour copie conforme, H BIER, Secretaire.
MARIE DE La NouYELIE-oRLEANs, 81 DEC. 1852
CossEL CoMMrS M La Wiz DE Is NLLs-0RLE,Ss.
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No 400
Resolu qu'aveo 'ordre dies Wharfngers, per-
mission est accordee de aisser lie sci sur la Leyee,
tells endroits, entire les quais, que les dts
Wharfngers pourront designer, pendant une pc
rhode de pas plus de quinze jonrs, sous peine
dune amende qui ne sera pas moindre de yingt-
cling piastres, ct qui n'excedera pas cent
piastres, par jour, pour ohaque jour pendant
lequel lie dit sci restera ainsi, recoverable par
devant toute Cour de juridiction competente,
(Signe) FRANs ALpUENrE,
Presid. du Conseil DIES Ass-Ald.
(Slgne) w. G. G. CLAIBORNE,
President du Cons des Aid
Approve lie 10 Decembre, 1852. =.
(Signe) A. D. CRossMAN, Marie.
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No 49,.

MARIE DE La ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 10 DEC. 1852.
corsEIr ooMMus "A VILE DE- Ia NLlr-oRIEASs