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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-03-03

HgrThe ice is slowly melting in the
West Branch, and it is hoped may pass
away without damage. The ice dam remains
between Lewisburg and Northumberland.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-03-03

- We have few more Of those splen-
did 81 Portraits Of WASHINGTON, for sale
at the Chronicle Office,
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SWe have communication from a
Buffalo TIP. Farmer, which We will publish
as soon as We find any body to advocate
the proposition which he mauls.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-03-03

6Lecturs VIII. at the Lewisburg
Baptist Meeting House on Tuesday evening
next, by l. n. LOOMS. SuBjest-Musc
The exercises will open and close with
vocal music.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-03-03

~The Queen Of Spain has been
stabbed in the breast, in public, but not
dangerously, by mon Of 80, in the gart
of a priest He was seized, condemned
and executed.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-03-03

~We rejoice to see that the Senate,
BY vote f25 to 5, rejected the monstrous
proposition TO re-introducs Slavery into
Pennsylvsuia, BY allowing our Southern
brethren" 70 keep their "chattsls" here
six months at time, when our Southern
brethren" will not sllow free colored citi-
sens Of Peunsylvania, (nor some white
men) to stay in their territory one day
lsnberg and Simmer voted for the bill.
Both branches Of the Pennsylvania
Legislature have paassd resolution in
structing the Governor Of the Stats 10
employ counsel 10 conduct the defence Of
the sass u Raehsl Parkes, the colorsd
venas whva NV H. jill and eiainsd d
> slsvs By Mr. eehoolisld, Of Baltimore.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-03-03

~Pennsylvania having won the ban
ner from the Democracy of California,
MONROE has been designated as the " Ban
ner Coanty,"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-03-03

Resolved that the President Of this
meeting cause certificates Of appointment
to be printed, couutersigned BY him, and
presented to those gentlemen nominated,
or such other citizens as may attend the
said Convention.
Resolved that the Officers of this meeting
be q Committee to call General Railroad
Convention 40 soon after the Baltimore
Convention - they may deem expedient.
Resolved that these proceedings be pub
lished in all the papers of Union county
friendly to the objess IN view.
Adjourned.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-03-03

s~At the meeting in Philad. Of the
Directors of the Sunbury and Erie Rail
road, subscription of $1,000 was mott
fed from Erie county, which, with $500, ,OOO
from the City of Erie alone, makes half q
million from Erie, independent Of individ
ual subscriptions.
The citizens Of tho Borough Of Loci
Haven voted lO2 to s in favor of sub
scription of $4,000 by that Borough, ant
of 100000 by Clinton county.
A public meeting in Williamsport las
week, unanimously recommended sub
scription of $500, 900 by the Commissioner
Of Lycoming county.
D@-The Lycoming Democrat explain
as follows the mode by which Borough o.
County Officers take Stock in Railroads
There is no probability that one dollar o
tax would ever be levied to meet such ,
subscription made by our Boro' Council
Or County Commissioners
"The Commissioners issue county bond
to the amount Of $500, 900, bearing al
annual interest of six per cent, to be rait
say ten years after date. These bonds mus
be met at maturity. Let US see how they
are to be paid. The Railroad Company, OF
receipt of these bonds, give in return 5000,
600 of stock, likewise bearing an annua
interest Of six per cent, which interest il
guaranteed until the completion of th'
road. Until then, not the slightest risl
is incurred-the stock interest meets tn
interest on the bonds. Well, when th'
road is completed, and fairly under way
what then? No one doubts the ability O
the road to earn six per cent. per annun
for its stockholders while all arc conyer
SAINT with railroad business freely conced'
that it will earn from to l3 per cent PEI
annum. If the earnings should reach
per cent.-and the projectors Of the roa,
anticipate a much higher fgure-tk'
stock would command premium of thirt!
per cent long before the county bond
xoul9 become due and in the place 0
eighty-eight thousand by the transaction"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-03-03

~ From the manner in which a sub
scription for the Telegraph was started 10
New Berlin last week, we infer they will
do their part towards forming connection
with the world
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-03-03

D4Fof some time past, Jealousy o.
Baltimore has 50 far influenced some usu
ally sagacious business men in Philadel
phia, as to induce them to argue for rout,
for the Sunbury & Erie Railroad which
should yield up Pottsville for Tamaqua
violate their charter by avoiding Sunbury,
and ALLEVIATE the better portion of the West
Branch country to propitiate the dwellsrs on
Fishing Creek and Little Muncy!! Ifthi,
course did not make the road much longer
and more dangerous and expensive-or if
it deprived Baltimore of any of its natural
advantages-there might be some reason
in it, but as it i., such route would be as
insane as it would be impotent. The fol.
lowing, which we find in . recent Philad
paper, is much more reasonable, and con-
elusive:
Prom the Philadelphia Daily News.
Sunbury & Erie Railroad.
There are some considerations relative
to this important work deserving of more
attention than seems 20 have been bss-
towed upon them. To many the facts are
well known; but they have not been gen.
orally noticed nor borne in mind.
l. The railroad would be almost erel
from Sunbury to Williamsport, about 40
miles, and equally level much further
westward As its line would be along the
valley, or margin of the west branch of the
Susqueh ma, its general grade would be the
same as the descent of the river-tpo and
a half feet to the mile. 1t appears to be
fully established, that an ascent of twenty
# per mile diminishes the load one halt, a
gentle grade is therefore always important
2. The road from Sunbury along the
river to Williamsport is not only much the
levelest but also the shortest, and would
pass through fertile valleys, highly culti-
waited, and accommodate FIVE or six inter
mediate villages.
3. There is another matter deserving
grave consideration from P.itadephians.
They have made the Central Railroad for
the benefit of Baltimore, as we'll as of
Philadelphia; let them be careful now,
that they do not build road for New
York, by crossing the Sus.uehanna west
Of Sunbury, running to the Beaver Sum-
nit, or Beaver Meadow, and thence to the
Morris Canal and the city of New York.
Look at the maps and see where the index
points! But, passengers and products
coming down the West Branch to- Sun
,ury, and thence through the valley Of
be SchuylkiA, can not fail to reach Phil
.delphia. And further, the confluence of
he North and West Branches being to
he Philadelphia and Suubury railroad, in
he great basin, at Sunbury, the immense
ommerce Of the two rivers, from the farm,
be forest, aud the mine. Here commen- ,
es the railroad to Pottsville, of which !
.rge portion has been in use; and,
xcepting about fifteen miles, the whole
as been graded, passing through the rich
Dal formations in the waters of the Shs- !!
,okin and the Mahanoy.
Much more might be urged in favor
{ the Sunbury & Erie Railroad, which ]
ss been overlooked in recent publications !: Q
ut, for the present, this may suffice 70, 9
,crease confidence in. the success Of he {
reat railroad to lake Enie..
VERVUH SArr,vr~, a
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Iemishurg Cgrpultlf.

a. G. HIcKoK, Editor. o. y. WoRDEN, Printer.
At 81 50 cash in advance, in three months 81 paid
within the year. and s. 80 At the end Of the year.
Agents in Phladelphia-v Palmer and Z W Carr.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-03-03

~ There was but one spirit and one
voice at the crowded Railroad meeting on
Monday evening last. This section Of the
county appears to be in earnest in bearing
her share of burden which to every clear
seeing eye will return such rich rewards
We trust other sections Of the county will
be well represented by earnest Delegates
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-03-03

B~All persons appointed by any public
meeting along the line, as Delegates to
Che 18th March Baltimore Railroad Con-
veution, can have a free passage from
Harrisburg to Baltimore and back, by
presenting the certificate Of their appoint
ments signed by the President Of the
meeting.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-03-03

COLLATERAL INHERITANCET TAX.-Thls
tax is q source Of considerable revenue to
the State, aud in large estates it amounts
to handsome sum. On Monday week,
Daniel Brautigam, Esq, one Of the Exec
utors of John Porter, Esq, deceased late
Of Northumberland, paid to the Register
of that County, $4,000, it being 5 per
cent on $4,000, the amount thus far
paid out by the Executors. The whole
amount the State will derive from this
estate alone, will be about SIS 900.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-03-03

DISPATCH. letter from Harrisburg
client, enclosing a remittance, was mailed
to US at that place on the 5th Sept, 1851,
and did not reach Lewisburg till the lith
of Feb, lS52-having bssn over fee
months on the road. 1t was properly di
rected and mailed, which makes its long
Journey the more remarkable. But law
yers are no. ap. to give their fees the cold
sh oulder, whether in or out Of season
Therefore, better lite than never.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-03-03

LIBEL.-One of the Editors in New
Berlin, at the recent Court, was convicted
Of Libel by Jury Of his fellow citizens.
May we not hope that this check to the
scurrilityand viciousness of the press, which
has been too long indulged in that region,
may be salutary? Is it not lamentable
that even private friendships should be sac
rifced, and neighbors should cease to be
on speaking terms, in that pleasant and
quiet little town, simply to gain or prevent
others from gaining some petty office. OI
to sustain press for every subdivision OF
a party? The New Berliners may rely
upon it that these extreme partizan feelings
and ebullitions are neither creditable mol
profitable to them.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-03-03

.'"i Ho"So, 'nu 'n"t huot soon go up
in general good neighborhood feeling,
and freedom from personal and Sc etional
bickerings-we know of no town more
favored than Lewisburg. Gas We were
neither born nor brought up here, we may
be as capable of judging as if we imagined
our fathers house in the centre Of creation
because We never dwelt beyond it, The
extremes Of poverty and wealth are not
ours. We have at least As many men of
real capital and uudoubsed security as any
other town Of our size-and have had as
few failures. Our merchants are mostly
.fr''res. No town, anywhere, has as many
rich nechanics' as Lewisburg-or, none
greater proportion Of laboring men who
are so independent of capitalists and ex-
sortions, or live 90 comfortably, in tidy !
dwellings Of their own. There are scores
Of mechanics here who have brick DWELL
ings, clear Of debt; and dosens Of our
citizens who can command their theusapd.
OF tens Of Thousands, hsvs gained their
money, not by inheritance, but primarily
BY hard hsnd-labor. SherifF's sales and
unpaid Tax duplicstes, from Lewisbure,
Fasely mar our County Records
Our haig6bor may ress assured, that
Ilthough from the disadvantage Of having
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New Patent Premium +,
SAFETY GAS LAM Fps,
Patent Phosgcnc Gnn

Patent Phosgcnc GINS,
FOR BURNIN n T II z sA ME. Nv
This LAMP, producing portable Light, confidently
recommended as superior to.Gny oae, notr in itIe
THE LIGHT is produced by the burning of aeriiorm
l. Gas, which is emitted in beautiful jets from small
forations in Platina. Lea -.. .s.
The Gas is generated is used by the heat olts
combustion acting the burner connected with the Liquid
in the Lamp Thus perfect and portable apparatus
for creating and burning aeriform Gas $50
Its construction is SUCH all possibility Of accident
from its is entirely remove and the great simplicity OF
renders 1t less liable to out than
any other kind Lamp 1t requires cleaning and trim
ming do the Oil and Camphenc Lamps and burns equally
WE'LL either with without glass globe or shade, AMI per.
fectly free from smoke odor. a .--..
The opinions scientific may be learned from the fact
that Annual Fair American Institute in 1885,
SILVER MEDAL was awarded TO the Inventor, and d.
poma to The at tho same 1t proaouns
cd the BEST LIGHT ever cXh bited to the Institute
The above for sale, Wholesale and Retail, by t.s.
]. X. DUNBAR d CO.
No. eS Monroe st. near the Post office
sep17 Fi'7'71 F7T7F Wheeling, Va.
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New Fall Goods /!

TNliS morning will commence opening oar Fall stock
i Goods among which may be OulG the follOwlns:
49, q, 20 7t-7'a DRESS SILKS ''+."
Very rich Broeade # Silks, Plain black Gro De Rhine,
Black & cold Poult De Sole, Fancy Coloral Glaze,
Madame i De Rossi Brocades for fnll wear
entirely new, No Stewart Hlaid Silks IN CIV
Gro dc Antique urely new designs
French Muslin DeIaines Plain and Figured.
Mourning Silk and Wool Mousln Dal,aines.
French Chntzcs, very beautiful.
Bonbazines Lupins make extra.
Our assortment OF Fall Shaws is unequsd for eicsarte
and variety, consisting OF .ru..
Ermne fur Shawls all colors.- .t - ~ ..e.-.
Thibet Palm Shawls, all colors. ..r,-t...s II.
Grape Shawls, at all prices, Embroidered ami pain
French Cashmere Sh1wls. We o.. i.t+-'-f
Bay State and Frcrth Plaid shsSvls. ~ ~ a"HEt!
't TRIMMINGS EMBROIDER1ES, &c.
Embroidered Founcng In Swiss and Jaconet Musfns.
Jacone and Swiss Edgings and lnsertings.
Rich Tri INNINGS in great variety, for dresses,
Trimming Buttons, In new designs ... -.s a..
Frlnges and Laces in every width -, l.r-
Wide Black and coored Velvet Ribbons
Marrow .tf do for Trimming. -7-a- e.
Trimming Ribbons entirely new style.
scpt3 o. w. HE1SkBEI, d &c.
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fs.3 MA>SNa AZ = A.s a -. .>.. ~. *
a 1la DRY GOODS. n
slsars3 ,wM.r T. Sci RY.

MONROE STREET, Wheeling Va, is now receiving
l his stock OF Fan and Winter Goods for Jobbing ni
lacstmpoations, and rom the best manufactures OF
country CAREFULLY selected expressly for the y t
JOBBING TRADE a.fA
or the best fabrics, designs and coors. which he'll
solieits examination from his old customers
aud Country Merchants.
CLoTHS-His stock consists in part OF the best Makers
and OF the usual variety OF coors both Foreign and
Domestic.
CASSIMERES-Blain black and docskin we'll OF
great variety OF the choicest fancy colors.
SATlNETTS-lack, Blue, Steel.niXed, fancy Green and
browns, &C. Avery full and complete stodki also
Tweads and Cy. Jeans. Hgyr
OVER COATlNGS-Ofcolorcd blankets, pilot and beaver
cloths and other such goods in variety.
PRlNTSA very large stock OF tic best makers OF fast
madder colors. As well az the mns common kind
OF low priced prints for comforts &c.
DRESS GOODS-Ginghams, mouse de ains, emb'd lstrc,
ylain aud fisd black alpacas, well az OF colOrs
OF the hest variety, both figured and plain
WHITE GOODS-An extensive stock of cambria figured
and plain, jaconcts, Swiss and Scotch mills III
dia, book thread and cotton laccs, cdgings etc.,
i'll variety, also Irish linens. ~ '.
CAPSMcn's chldre velvet md cloth caps,
also Mexican hats, most desirable lot.
ALSO-Sbaws, ribbons, hosiery, umbrellas, brown and
s blcarhel muslins, shirting, Cheeks Ticking DC.
&c;, together with full and complete stock of
Notions OF all sorts, usually wantedi and altoscti.
or feel well assured my stock is so complete that
when 1t is examined and The prices told, 1t will be
found in all respects, perhaps superior TO any
stock of Goods before offered in the market.
nug2i. '.ft- .fEffs' '7-- s7's w. T. SELBY.
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ELECTION RErunSs.-The Telegraph Office last
night, ives flooded with all manner of reports pas
sing to and fro. We give this morning, the only
ones we received ftom the regular reporters. 1t
was impossible last night, few hours after the
close of the polls, 10 ascertain with any degree of
certainty The result throughout the United States
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mcrican., Pntronize Your Own Manu-
features.
Wheeling Silk Factory.

A MEXICAN silk. manufactured into superior and sub
"A stantii articles Of the various fabrics in AT
GILL'S SILK FACTORY; Main Street. Centre Wheel
Ing The curious in suc matters invited to call and
tie process OF manufacturing and those wishing to pur-
taSc silks, wholesale fcta be supplied
terms Gill's Store adjoining the Factory,
" Adams, S. Forbs', 4. o. Fairchld's. Marsh Tay
richardson's Furnishing Ware House. No. I19, Main
street, Cincinnati, o.
Fabrics warIened all pure Silk and have taken
the HIGHEST PREMIUMS, and gold and silver medals,
lthe American Institute New York, Franklin Institute
Philadelphia, and Ohio Stale Fair We constantly
and stock is large and ssas0nable,
comprising many vaTetiesveycis satins. yestns- dress
silks, fnees cTavats. h1Hlkr rchlcfs OF white, black
Pld, figured and printed all the styles. made
tined silk twiled and plain Also. Shirts hra
and half hose for gentlemen
Please patronze this important branch of Amer
Orders for every variety osilfs prompt.
ly executed.
MercLlntabIe Cocoons and Reeed silk bought.
JOHN W, OIL.
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Tn,r EsrEEMEp AND PERSONAL friend who bor-
roBeI the Editors overcoat, will please recollect
tina, the mercury in the thermometer has a DOWN
wan! tendency.
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YESTERDAY was detection day." and the excite
men. consequent on great National Political Bat
de- must be an excuse for the sparseness of Edito-
nj in this mornings paper. .F.s
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By the National Line.
rELEG RAPHED FOR THE nAlLY1 NTELLlG ENck:.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC-LATER FROM
a, EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC-LATER FROM
EUROPE.
NEw YoRK. Nov. l..
EThe steamship Pacific arrived, bringing 100 pas
Sengers. Us .--.E
The British Parliament is summoned for Nov.
4th. Soon after hch it is reported that the lib
erals will try the strength OF Government on Free
Trade.
The funeral of Wellington will lake place about
the 18th of November.
Hon. Mr.. lngersoll presented his credentials OH
the 10th of Oct, hewas introduced by Earl halmes-
burg, Lord Landsborough, also accepts the chal-
lengc of the American yacht, for 100 pounds, in
September next. F
An agitation prevails among the clergy, in rela-
ton TO reviving the convocation of the English
church.
The Irish Catholic papers exult in the prospect
of French Empire.
FRANCE.
The Senate is expected this week TO offer the
crown to Napoleon.
Abd-el-Ka-d der has been lbl rated, and will be
conveyed with honor to Bronsea, Turkey, having
sworn on the Koran not to disturb Algeria.
MARKETS. ..--s
In the Manchester trade, prices have improved.
LAnD-Sales at 62aa634.
CorToN-At Liverpool on the Goth the market
opened actively the sales amounted TO 1000 to l2oO
bales, including the amour, for speculation
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Odd Fellows, llnsons, Red Hen. sons OF
Temperance,

And other Society Regalia,
Ba1,ners Seals and Jetreisr manufactured aud so
by Gibbs 4 Smith, No. IS baltimore Street.,
... Baltimore, Md. avn ..s.,9
THE assortment usually on hand consists OF
REGALlA,
Odd Fe:toiss'-Grand and Subordinate Lodge and 4
campnent.
Past Grand and other Officers, plain
embroidered. .-rI...T I'D ralilrf
1st Cd, Sd, 18th and 9th Degree Parade r
- Pichy embroidered EncaLipment Parat
...1. 4hf ... Rcgalias.hs us 1... .JEr,'A SD llN
MTsoHic-knights TcnIpar, Royal Arch and Master.
Jowcls Robes Banners, Swords, &c.
OF Ts16perdIlre-Natonal, Grnnd and Subordinat
Divisions-o flicers and Members.
Red lH-Sachems, Past Officers and richly embroideIe
ID Degree Working and Parade Resalia-
JEWELS ,,-a.-Es.. E.s.....
or various Orders, OF Silver, Gilt Plated Metai
nClnding Knights Templar, with niiks.)
BANNERS.
Hammers oevery sizc style and cost, adapted to the
Iios Orders and Societies. manufactured TO order and D
signs for Banners when required furnished free of c,
pense showing the style of the when finished Ais
ROBES, SASHES, COSTUMES, GAPS. &c.
Comprising the largest assortment TO be found In the u
LODGES, ENCAMPMENTS, DIVISIONS AM
TRIBES; #I .r...H. H
Wishing 10 fit up their Halls supply themselves wit
Parade Working Regalia Banners, &c. can depend W
addressing ...E I'll GIBBS q SMITH
Regaia and Banner Manufacturers s baltimore Street
Baltimore. Nd. -
10 G. T. FRY. Agent for Wheeling, u oe,6-tf
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THE ELECTIONS.

n u BOSTON, NOV. 2
Scott's loss in Boston on Taylor vote is 6l3 and
in Lowell 634.
PonrLAxp, Maine, Scott loses 4o1 on Taylor's
vote.
New H.mrsuInE, in Concord. Pierce's resi-
dence, Pierce loses 1I9.
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1COMMERCI.AlI.
WHEELING MARKET.
OFFICE orTHE DAILY lNTEILlGENcER, J
Norrubrr l. 1882 (

Not-.-It should observed that the quotations
given below the IYaolesaie Prices wo state this
tor the benefit those may have very small orders
70 fill and who may charged small advance ON these
prices Generally however, both city and country custo
n,crs can rely on purchasing from our Wholesale MGR
chants, in quantity at the regular Wholesale prices
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THE ELECTION.

TaE PAxoR.n. of Ireland exhibits again to night
:. the Melodeon. 1t is very pretty and entertain
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TODD & DEvOL,

Sign Of the Bhek Mammoth Boot, South End of
Market Square, -.-r
RE opening unusually large stock OF Fall and
II Winter Boots Shoes, Hats and Caps. selected with
IIe and manufactured at the very best workshops
philadelphia and New England expressly for Whole
and Retail trade To regular customers, and all
who may favor with call, offer you goods
which guarantee equal in qty of material and work!
Hasshr, those in this any part OF the
rntei States. TODD & DEVOL-.
Wheeling, Sep 81, 1872 :.
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NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

Reborted majority in city, for Scott, 500. Mem
phis, Scott gains 1854 Tayors vote, and IN two
precincts in county,43. Waynesboro district Scott
gains Ill. H.a
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INDIANA.
Vincennes township, gives Scott 247 Majority
A Viii. rain of 10 on the October election.
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BosToN, Nov. q
Springfield, Mass, Scott 9O6, Pierce So Hale
239, Webster7.
Alexandria Va. Scotts majority Oh, Fredericks-
burgh44 RichmondS5O. Petersbur5 Pierce 24o.
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ARRIVAL oRTHE PRoMETHEUs.

New YoRK, Nov. /.
The Prometheus arrived to-day, and brings 100
passengers. She left San Juan de Norte on the
23d, and touched at Havana on the 9th. The
steamer Independence left San Francisco the lst
October, and arrived at San Juan de! Sur OH the
14th, with 200 passengers.