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REPARTMENT of REPAIRS and SUP

Plies April H. Isf2T0 yihk shv.SI ~ 1870 ~
sealed Proposs VI. be received a. The w ,S' NJ CIV HsnS
r, IN RsDxY Apn g. ~ ossi NJ a. ss rsh rgiSS
WI es g r,RpOR AXIOM or NEW YORkone 20 be hnos.
rvs- 81 he other No. %. Of tls city. Ena,ofs ~.
- 20 g. -.rh euz,ne separsis'y The plans and spe1nce
80 ~ ,he .,yle the materials ased coastnerns siia
80 IN insrrnanon regard thereto, be had 81 w 80
80. rirf Enspeer Of Department. No ~ saIxD<n
I.,t .-ma- had either ofsce ~ 49,
:, ,.-~ryes the rsht estns ~ Of he
Er tie interest u Tie Cofporsuon w.. - sa..ss.
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The Ice on Lake Erie.

BUFFALO, Monday, April II, 1852-M
The weather here is mild with the wind from the
south the ice is moving slightly but is still impossible
At Erie the boats unable TO get out the ice moved
little yesterday wind northwest The steamer Ohio
Is drifting with the ice and is within ten miles Of the
harbor The u s. steamer Michigan attempted to reach
her yesterday, but failed She reports the ice very
thick
At Dunkrk boats unable TO leave; nothing but ice
In sight wind northwest
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CAPITAL PuNIsHMEyT.-Int the Pennsyl-
vaia Legislature the bill for the adjustment of the
death penalty. and substituting imprisonment of not
less than fifteen than fifty years In lieu there
Of passed finally In the House, Thursday Yeas, %
MAYA Il
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~ A late Charleston Is. C.,) Courier

~ A Iate CNUTttSIUU VIc' O''J CO"TttT
records number Of sentences In that city tor theft In
ore or two cases the sentence with twenty
lasles then a term Of imprisonment, at the end oil
b;rb he was 10 receive twenty more In a Of for
gerry. the sentence imprisonment, with six whip
;rs nj different periods while serving the sentence.
~ The annual meeting of the Ameri-
can Apa-Siayery Society will be held at Rochester,
May IL
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@,p0T0N 1OTFDUCT DEPARTMENT.

c,,,.e,or. -sesIed pfoposas eni9'e" ,, a. ~.
o1-,r nyyG syWYR in Chatham 81, vn ~ Pa 80
oe. Of cro,oa asass1s al ps IL a os S.n
sondsy s I o.sry BsH' ani cs,sf - % -
Sewer VIZ @ - 10 Mulberry beng IN ee,s sDyr 20
ST. from All spskcsfons for the bnidns Of nr
lhs pn reisAs thereto can BE- ooaas "a "a
~. 20 ,he Clert at tbs ..cpoi As DEAN
p,-.dent Of the Croton Asneinet Dep4nns-sc
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COURT OF AppEALs-Albany, Apri

COURT OF APPEALs-Albany, April 9
Afternoon Session-No a. HARRISON appellant, rs Nc
Nalon and wife, respondents Argued; Albert Mathews
for appellant; N Hill, Jr, for respondents. Not con-
'ciuded at al journment
AmR l0-The argument in No. commenced yes
tcrday) concluded.
The Court commenced at No 100, and called through
The Calendar. Several defaults were taken. No cause
being ready for argument, adjourned until Monday
morning. az 10 o'clock.
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NAvAL.-Commodore ]. II. Stringham
aAs retired from the Gosport Navy Yard, n ,aks com
-nand Of the Mediterranean squadron
Commander Il. Il. Cunning cham has been ordered n,
0e command of the U. :. sloop-ofwar Levank
Commander Andrew HARDWOOD has received onlcrs NJ
command the IT, 5. soopofwm ST LouiS
Perry - - wi
Capt Newton is b command the Home Squadron.
~se Commodore Parker
The U, s rszee Independence, Caps VIM Jameson.
".nar,od at Naples on the ga Feb
Tue U s steamship SaTanac, Com Parker, arrived a.
.svana on the 3nh ull
q The U s sloop-oswr vsndsna, Commander ". II.
nsined sh. ~
Inc U ), sloopotwar Jamestown Capt W. Down
~es Bnenos Ayres Jan ~
o. e =. . sioopoi-war Decatur, Commander William
osS, wss at san yusn. Nicaragua, March %.
m g. nave been received as the Gosport Navy Yard
"1' ne Y. 5. ship 81 Louis Immediately.
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c,TREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4 Hall of Rec

- onla-PubEe hereby s'ea that the oow.I -
-. Js,~ Re. presented IN Board Of Ademen To FLAG
SPACE SIX FEET WIDE thloosh :5s.sis, Of DO a..
SPACE YOUR FEET WIDE through sidewalks from h 10 IN sve
Ia nv GRADE and RE.PAvB FOUKfEENThsI, ertwsxa
NJ 49, ,nI xh Az To ALAG SIDEWALK south SIDE Of M
=, h-t efhavs. Ako the following kssoiuuosi
FFycR VACANT LOTS betwesn sd and stih 80 ana -
and 9Th a-. To FLAG SPACE 1--WE fEkI wIDs - ~
sev,Is wet side Broadway, from No 80 To corner -.
To FIAG SIDEWALK south side OF % st.; et~ssn ~. -
Hudson River An persons interes lawns objections 20 = "a
reau.stet present them, in wrtIns, TO INC
zee on or before ieth day Of APri mt cs~.asssss
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Gen. scott and the Compromise

WASHINGTON Monday. April u, I552
The Republic of this morning contains letter from
Hon Edward stanly, In reply to the Washington cor
respondent of The Nese York Express He denies the
statement that Gen Scott only in favor of the four
first Compromise measures and asserts that he supports
them all.
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c.s.s..s fudge Browns. opinion about the
71s Nrrb.su o. the Canal Law appears at length in
There i = ga Telegraph occupying seven columns.
- ~ s'e@ deal Of IA and very lissle In IL
t,ovu = =. peacon Daniel Noyes, Of the well
m,er. 1,n o. Maynard & Noyes' of Boston msnusc
as isst ssi INK died in Andova, Mass, ga Thur
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Of the County OF New York notice hereby U all
having claims against w A. NEGAIElI knCwn here by tho
of Francis shutz, late OF the City Of New YORK. grocer de-
ceased with vouchers thereof Ia the subsch
ers their Office the Cy OF New YORK.
before the 18th day Of July nextDated New York. the 18th day
January 1851 CHARLES fON lP,.c,,,x,
Iavfm Tu e
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SUPREME COURT, Civ and County OF New.

~ fEalH't
Summons Tor demand oontaTo the above den3snt
You hereby summoned and required the complaint
.s acton Which h IN the oe OF the Ce OF the Cy sAd
County Of New Yok al the City Hail. said City, the 10Th day
OF February, instant, and SAD
complaint the subscriber hrs oce No 10 walls the Cs
ofN within days ar the OF such
you, excusve Of the day OF such and tail N
the ssd complaint thin the AFORESAID the plaintiff ths
action Will tale handrc<
and and - 100 dollars, with from the day of
cenber A. D. 1881 bees the OF this actonDsie fr,a
the 10th. 1854. q. T. ANDROus.
81 lawOwIus Plaintiff. No Al
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CorRr OF CnMMoH Pleas - Befor,

Judge Woodru-Iots Stiazsan COrrade Snitb Henry
Adike and H p RhoadeTo damages for assault
and battery &C. In entering PLAINTIFFS grocery store ASSAULT
ins him one the time, setting the store on ire
Verdict ioS plaintiff. $765
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By Telegraph to the New.York Tribune.
From Albany.
SPECIAL Dispatch for The Tribune.
ALBANY. Monday, April IL,

ALBANY Monday, April IL, 1852.
Hhe bill authorizing the Governor to employ
Counsel in the Canal Suits passed the Assembly
this morning by large majority. Its understood
that G. G. Bronson and Samuel A. FOote will be
Immediately employed. The cause ia to be argued
in the Court Of Appeals tomorrow.
In the Senate, a test vote was taking to lay
other business on the table and take up this bill.
Carried by Is to l3-debate still going on. 4.
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U. S. CIRCUIT CoURT.-Judge Belts
this forenoon announced that he will hold the Circuit this
term Judge another District will be appointed TO
bold the District Court Adjourned 70 Monday next
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fesal Notifies.
EW.YORK SUPREuE COUR 1 =

NEW-fORk SUPREME COURT.-John
Ihurshy, John r. Tbnrshy and Tharhv ax.a.<
Herman L'n<-'on ssd Peter iLvaron. Jrro the shove
nsne defrdrnt- rou hereby rsasr-
the compliant Tins which q
tie Cerk 81 The City AMI County Of New
tie City OF View fork, and n
ssd complaint on the subscriber, 81 his oe No Is wsnt
City OF New Y0b within days ate, the Of
exclusive Of tie DAY Of such and
the said complaint within the me sorcs.d the HE ths
viii isbe Judgment M the oowine
for the OF three hundred and thirty ee; ~ lo dollars with ssr
ct um the frst dsy OF February ht y tie a
three hundred and eighty ~ 0 dollars with interest ros the
seventh DAY Of January last and r the OF haatr,1
ard fourteen Is 100 dollar. with from the efh Tag
Of January last bees the OF tbs aenoaDste New
rork, March 10, 1852
" A. PADDOCK. Pantf's Attorney.
The complaint this fled the Oce the Cefk u
the City and County Of New Yok March
mil lswtwTus r. A.. PADDOCK. PhnuHs Attorney.
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hereby ave. occupant OF oceupAsts q
al houses and unimproved lands affected thereby
that been completed BY the Assessos
and are lodged ohe Bureau Of Assessmsnts r era
natoa per.ons interested For BUILDING assWEh
VEsTRY ST. the CanAst 70 point - ieet eassf
embraced by such assessment include q
houses and lots Of round vacan, 5 pieces ana -
e 81 ana snst.d on sides Of vESTRfsT from vsnh y
Hpson., An affected BY the shove
named opposed 20 the sane, or es
tsu their oo lions IN wrns 70 inc en
Scrsisnd 4, hear oce Han Of Reoords, within thirty days
from c date Of notceOcs Barean Of Asse.smenb susss
m.s.s.sn, aarI A Is52 SAMUEL ~ DRMOTT
D's~1" FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Z Assssssss.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
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- Of the New York. notice hereby TO all
having claims against JOHN McKIBBiN ate OF the City u
New York merchant deceased present the with the youch
thereof the subscriber her esdence No. sl5 East Broad
the City OF New YORK. before the 10th day Of Apr
next.-Daed, New York, the 18th day Of Oct, 1851.
ola lawtmIu LUCY MoKlBBlN
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u. S. MARsHAL's OrFIcE.-Larceny as

10 Sitter CoigThe cook and two senmen OF bark VIM u
Alden arrested this morning. complaint OF the APP
tair Charging them with having puroined from the cabin
box containing 900 silver COIN said box, with others
being pat of the cargo Committed for examination.
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INCORPORATION NOTICE.-PubIic notice I

~ hereby that sale Of for unpaid taxs. Of year
VIII take public auction the City Hall Of tho CITY o.
York MONDAY the l4h day OF June, 1884, at IL ocok
and be continued from DAY to day. until the whole Of sad pro-
perry be sold that the detailed statement OF the taxes snA
the property od published the New ro Commercial Ad
vetser newspaper printed and published the City Of New fosk
-Comrtroler's Office, March 2, 1881
law4wTu JOSEPH X TAILOR, Compfoh6-
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

CoURToP OYER AND TERMINER-Before
Judge Edwards and Aid Boyce and Oakey-Ln indictment
Tor Mwde-Leopha Schafer Indicted with John Staken-
reer for the murder of Basel Blair the 18th Of November
last called up this forenoon Mr. b. Phillips appearing
on his behalf and the empanneng of Jury proceeded with
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

IL of OF New York notice hereby all
LEWIS A. THORNE late OF the City of New
arb New jersey deceased present the same, with vouehers
thereof subscriber his residence, No IL College place.
the City Of Now YORK. before the seventeenth day OF Ap4
nexDated New York the thirteenth day OF October 1851
lawfmTuS WILLIAM H. THORSE, Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-13

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Whalers

Whalers.
At Rio de Jsneso Peb Flower Bones of for
Bedford, sail cruise in days
ports Tacahuana Feb bba SPIN oil would
be shipped home BY the p Desnoye Of and Tor Fsrhaven
her Pleasant Island Dec a. with 800 bills pm OIL all we'll Re
ports ship Hector Smith, New Bedford months out SPIN
Monticello Foger Nantucket IL month, out pm Ganses
Cofhn do % months $50 spm bark Roscoe Gorham Bedford
letter from ship Arab Bradley of Psrhaven reports her
Colombo. ceyon, Feb H. with 40 bbs o, ready for
spotenNo date, lat % s. lon 81 w. ship smy,h Cray
Of and Tor Bedford from Pacific Ocean, s reported Feb a of
Tacahuana Dec 81, ship Mary Aun Dalnan of Parhs
cruse)Jan 6, ship Gratitude Cornell, of B. 100
ss been reported at T. Feb T. oil on boadls bark Pioneer
Billings, B. out 80 put in To land who had been
disabled by falling from aet nee reported sd s,n9h bark
ported date with only 80 sp on board
The Whamens Shipping Lsf all the whaling feet have been
London The Mermac heard from the ohots Sea
toward the last OF the season. dong we'll and perhaps her
bound for the North Pacific has never been reported out of the A.
Falkland Islands February. 1851 II possible that,
the season being somewhat advanced for other b~
the and comparatively uniequsnt vicinity OF the
eer from that quarter leave b. little hope Of tbs and there
much fear that she has met with dsaer although her
owres do not as yet account her missing vessel
Foreign Ports.
Advertised at Liverpool March "a, Amenca s) stone tor Boston
ID inst Bell Rock Pendeon, do 5h Chaemasne Singer do
t co1s sy % With Dispatch To%o %
New York oh Arctic g. Luce do III ASH JuasIn 90
9gh Olivia spa do Goth Yokshre Ashbunon, and Continent
do Let Waterloo, and Maabar do Sd Middleton, do 4th
Lady Franklin do sth New Work. do 9th Fonds Mills do 9Th
Roscus, Edrdse do th An unlon stubbs do 2,h City OF
Wyhe for Philadelphia 7th Cerro Gorio Chandler do
u Mary Peasans do LIST inst; ssanak Maoney do 2h
Chesebough for Baltimore 9Th Annapolis do ahi 5wtzer
land Carter for Charleston with Dispatch saIon Crosby tor se"
Orleans 3st nh. -
John, b. April 3, barks Amelia Cam, Boston, Eza
Dukee Boston, Renewshire, McN London Margaret Bran
New ro h bark Eseron sanier Dundee
Kinney Th baks Actress Murphy Boston, ong Peter
Eevius Bodice Alexandria CID. 9th, schr Echo Holder, New
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NOTICE IS hereby given, according to law, to

IN all persons having claims GEORGE BOLDLY, as q
Brooklyn Kings County deceased that they required
exhibit with the vouchers thereof the subscribers az
their place business the City OF New Yorks
day OF May ne,tDed November TO- 1881.
RICHARD BOLDLY, Accommodation.
all lawsmTu* MARY BOLDLY
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REORGANIZATION NOTICE.-Public notice %

hereby gwen have been presented the Boefe
OF Aldermen SEWER in FORTY NINTiiST between o<h
7t avs and also MERCER ST. from Bleecker 10 Amys
persons having objections thereto requested To
the Engineer at this ONCE on OF 30
fore the I'D nstCroton Aqueduc Department. Apn TO- 1904
NICHOLAS DEAN, Prosdsst-
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SIKEEI DET MIN i INU' . IIHII VI IsCC~
- ods-Pubhc notice hereby that the following petsss
have presented the Board Of Aldermen To WiDEs BAT
TPRY PLACE from Broadway We-tst To PAVE IHlRII
SIXTH ST from 4th TO 5avs To FENCE VACANT LOIS oAs
on Irxinron av bsween and s9h To REGULATE and
PAVE THIRTEENTH ST. and C. All persons
interested having thereto requested 70 present hs
an ming 10 The before the BID dag
If Ami inst j.
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REBUILDING OF ESSEX MARKET
Workmen now busiy employed in tearing down the
markcthouse in Grandst, between Ludlow and Essex
SITS. There is to be erected its site large handsome
hreestory brick building the lower floor of which to
be appropriated to market purposes. The new Essex
Market will be decided Improvement to the neghbor.
hood
The daily union., 1852-11-06
Church Improvement

We observe that the Presbyterian Church (od
schooD is 10 be reopened tomorrow, after havng been
closed or several month account of the extensive
argement and entire renovation which have been going
in that time honored edihce SO complete has been the
change effected in the interior of the building
pense of some five thousand dollars, that its oldest friends
will scarcely recognise familiar feature of their former
sanctuary Twenty feet added its length give propor-
ton 10 its size, which hitherto wanting. graceful
gallery occupying the northern end of the church, has
perseded the old and cumbrous structure which before
filed three sides, The woodwork the floor OF The
church is in imitation of black walnut while the real wood
used for the pulpit and Tor the rails and caps the pews
The chandeliers of elegant bronze pattern, and
the iron columns supporting the pulpit lights and the gallery
in imitation of the metal. But the strik ing
and graceful improvement is that effected by the brush Of
the reaco artists Messs La NIB and Shutter OF this city
who have onamen,ed the ceiling and walls in style that
commands universal admiration Indeed, the whole i'm
povement is highly credabe the enterprise Of the
gIegaton and the OF Messrs Ager and Nc Lean
contractors for the work Appropriate dedcatory services
will be performed Tomorrow under the direction OF the
teemed pastors Drs. Laurie and Junkn, assisted by
distinguished DR.. Murray, Ohe Rp,oaa of the Taney let
ters) and perhaps by other dIvnes We anticipate for
friends happy reunion and generous token OF approba
ton in the sha pc liberal contributions from such fellow
Christians of other aenomnatio may "join sweet
counsel" with them the occasion M k.
The daily union., 1852-11-06
jackson Democratic Association.

A, meeting OF the Jackson Democratic Association,
held on Thursday evening, November 4h, 1852, the fol.
lowing preamble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted
The members the Jackson Democratic Association or
the District OF Columbia, folly apprecatlng the kindne :
ard hospitality their who attend
ed the meeting in the Eighth ward OF Baltimore, ihus
day night last and wishing 10 give expression OF the
high they place upon the attention paid them
on that OCCASION do hereby adopt h oilowing resolutions
/. Kesopea That thanks due TO the democracy
Of Baltimore generally but particularly the democ
acy of the Eighth aud Ninth wards and Of the Pioneer
Ctuo for the honor paid in inviting the Monunen
tai Cy, and also tor the kind reception our delegates
cetved upon their arrival.
Rssoirsd That thanks particularly due TO the
gallant old heo of the demccacy OF the Eighth ward Col
William NJ Davoe, for the sumptuous and elegant least
with which he entertained delegates upon the night OF
their arrival and for the uniform attention shown them by
aim during their stay in Baltimore, which we,
ciauon or individuals, can never forget
Resoped, That greatly indebted to the stalwsrt
democracy Of the Eighth ward who hve by their unh
devotion TO the of democracy AT the late eleco
retained the appelation of the Banner Ward, for the
slasc meeting which greeted our representatives upon
Rss5iUed, That our acknowledgements IRE due to the
Fourth Ward Association and The Ptooeer Cab Tor having
held hemsoves readiness give deeg a fecep.
ton in the Fo rh ward which, through inadyerenl
mistake, we are sorry say they prevented from
s R'soivtd. That deeply indebted to the demoe-
OF the Seventh ward for their escort OF deiegaes
from ward their headquarters at Jackson Ha aud
TO the ladies' of the ward for The beautiful wreaths and
bouquets which they presented to our delegates
Resolved, That best haus due, and hereby
rendered, Mrs Chsdes Cloud, for the splendid
ainment sue gave representatives upon their visit 70
Rssoptd That wishes are due to Mr.. Charles
Soran, MI Joseph T. Shillenn, Mr. Robert Gardiner Mr..
DO not recoect, Tor their attention paid 10 delegates
Resoivsd That the Secretary cause these resolution,
70 be published in the Washington Union and Bal.
moro Republican and Argus. and that he enclose a copy
ol them the old hero Colonel Deyoe, aud each OF
JONAS b. HOOVER,
President jackson Democratic Association.
The daily union., 1852-11-06
The Election.

We have received no Information 10 cause US to change
...o,en,s and estimates which we gave in our yes
,,rIay's impression
despatch bearing date OF yesterday. from
,.,r of ,he Columbus Statesman, which informs
,bs majority for Pierce and King in Ohio Will
"a ,,om seventeen TO twenty thousand
r,om the office of the Raleigh Standard we have also
:, the same date to the effect that twenty
''''. t, from show a democratic loss of 1919
compared with Reds vote. which carried ne s,a's oy s'x
t,n.,o1 Cngmans district however, whefe Inc iaiges
,.ao,ratic gain is expected had not been heard from
~. ,ssut will probably be fully known Tomorrow eVe-
ming. r
The latest intelligence from Kentucky and Tennessee
10 concede both those States to the democrats
The daily union., 1852-11-06
The Triumph in New York City.

The majority for Pierce is ll77 Taylor had 10, l73-
gain for the democratic candidate 81 1850
All the democratic candidates Tor Congress, whose dis
tics in the city, have been elected-viz; Hiram Wal
bridge Mike WASH Wan. M, Tweed, John Wheeler, VIM
A. Walker, Francis b. Cutting.
The entire democratic ticket for county and judicial
officers elected by msjoes varying from five eight
thousand, The names elected follow;
Mayor-Jacob A, Westerye.
SheriH-John Orser.
County cleik-Rlchafd b. Connolly
Conn mptroller-Azariah O. Flagg.
City inspector-Thomas X. Downing
Commissioner rep. and sup -Bartholomew b, Purdy.
Street commi i.soner-James Furey.
Counsel 10 orporation-ltobert j. Dillon.
Governors lms.house-Washngton Smith, Anthony
Dugro
Justice supreme court-Robert III. Morris
Justice superior court-Robeft Emmett.
Coroners.-Df. Vim O'Donnel, Robert Gamble, DR.. H
A Wilhelm, DR.. jos phi Hilton.
Justices marine court-Aibe A. Thompson, Alfred A.
Phillips, Florence Mccarthy
All the democratic assombytnen elected, excepting
in the thirteenth district where Mr. Taylor has succeeded
by small majority.
In board Of assistant aldermen there viii be only
wings
such is the glorious victory of the democracy of the En-
pire City.
The daily union., 1852-11-06

CoSsscrIcUr.-The wings have boasied that Con-
neccut is whg State. They have asserted that re-
cent elections based party issues, bat that
side questions have decided the results But they have
boldly asserted that this presidential election would
decide the quesion-that the resllt would make il
either democratic or a whg State They claimed that
our great majority in this country not all demo-
cratic strength We admitted it, but claimed that the
democrats lost in other parts OF The State last sprrg
nearly as much as gained in this section. Al any
rate we claimed 1900 democratic plurality The result
sustans all that claimed, and plants Connecticut fair
and square in the democratic array Of States This has
been done on large and over the most united and
most energetic exertions put forth by the wings
They asserted most confidently and bet that they would
carry the State bat the victory is with the democrats.
Hartford TINES