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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25

Wherever the vote is lightest, there the ap-
parent Wing loss is greatest, and whereverit
is fullest, there the gain is but nominal, or
nothing. The simple fact is that the vote just
cast is no less than FonyJo~ Thousand Eigh
Hundred and Thirteen short of the vote cast
for President in 1913, while the actual number
of voters in the State is some Thirty Taoa.
sand more than il was when Taylor was elect.
ed. Only let the full vote be brought out, and
the State is sure for Gen. Scott. Friends in
Pennsylvania, you disappointed and injured US
by your course in the State Election-will you
not atone for this error by so organizing and
working as to bring out your last vote You
see now what ia needed-fail not to doit,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
CnEAr ExcrrEMrsr.--The well-known Dry


Goods Establishment Of O. NJ BoDlNE, is daily thonged
with ladies of fashion, making their fall winter pur
chases from the richest and elegant stock Of Dry Goods
that has been exhibited in this city for many years and az
such low prices that all asonshed who visit has store
His reh rlsds, Silks, Nelycts Shawls, Mer1nOes Cash
and De Lanes superior in point OF beauty eo-
gsDce and cheepncss 10 anything Of the kind that can he
met with in the city Ladies give MIR. b. call OF No 33
Grand sf, corner OF Orchard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25

SorT WHITE HANDS ARE DEsIRABLE.-La-
s using India ubher Gloves for coal rts en all house
bold work q white hands Chapped h-nds or salt
rheun nmtdiately cured by their use Sold al HITCH
No. Col do RICE SAITHs IN do; and by all Rubber
dfelffe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25

FURs. FuRs FURs An elegant assortment
NAV BE- found Of tie old established fashionable hat zap
and Fur Store Of Jos B. BsEwsTEE No ~ Bo"ery c'i
ner Ortnd-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
MouRr,se CLoAKs.-BARruoLosEw 81 WEED

mectfuy solicit the attention Of citizens and strangers
10 their extensive assortment Mourning Cosk the most
desirable in point of pattern aud workmanship offered
20 the public Purchasers will find II much TO their con-
yenience and profit by examination they al once VIII
hnd the aIges, variety OF pattern and styles that New
nfforis Please marx the and number New Mourn
ins Store. BARTHOLOMEW 4 WEED No 81 Broadway,
nearly opposite the Metropolitan Hotel, between sprns
and Frince-sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
Coon ,oR THE SyAsog.-An immense crowd

Coon FOR THE SEAsOs.-An immense cI""d
VIVA collected in the vicinity Of Of our fashionable Hoss
In Brcsdwsy few dsys since whea was 20 W of
r,tbsres on account Of The arIys Of Gen. oeo Ou ~.
- sncb things learned investigation ina the
eoeeton party Of Ladies had . Dsen 20 dpe ind
ePY ~ - neTro everything which was noble ana ere
rant that tey oppedin the street 70 ay H5 s
tlt, ,g Clothing Establishment Of h. L. FOSTER NO.
~ c.tiSndt.st with new suit Of clothes, and where
sbs,s arc a few more left Of the same sort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25

LADIES FREscH KID GLOvEs.-Just i'm
ported large Assortment ali from No. to 3 Of the
most superior quality aud choices; color such as blue,
brown green, white, drah, purple, &C. only and
pair equai 10 81 Gloves, al BvRDETTs eheap DFy-O0ods
Store No. 1856 Walkerst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25

VALUABLE TESTIMONY IL FAVOR OF AN IN
VALUABLE MEDIcISEWe love to record tie testimony OF
medical favor Of Dr. MLANLs medic ne It IS graft
fying because the Verhuge and Liver Pills Of thai dist
guhed physician not invented for speculation but
were Introduced into hs practice with the design OF erect
ing good and they became celebrated through their great
merit They not therefore, TO be placed IN the same
category with the patent nosnHs OF the DAY which are 20
eyayazany puff the advertsiDg columns OF the news
papers Drs Newcomb and DUFF IN common with Others OF
lo medical faculty, simply doing justice % these IN
valuable medicines thus speaking well OF them aud truly
in tate tie beneyolence of the good Samaritan" in
deayoTing 70 extend their
TOWNSVILLE, January 30 1850
GENTLEMEN: We have used quite quantity o. VI Lanes
Nermuge practice aud find It 10 be valuable nT.i-
Gle and much needed IN the country II We can get
sufficient quantity will exerton % dispose OF
it. Drs.NEwC Dab a DUFF
Mesns. J. KIDD Co. .
For sale in Newly ork Wholesale and retail, by C. v
CLICKFNER Co. No. 81 BGrciay-st., and BOYD PAUL,
No 90 Courtlondts Sold alec by all the principal druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
Even the keen ere of woman cannot

n Even the keen eye Of woman cannot
detect that Hair or whisker oolorea by CtsrADofTs
famous Liquid Hair Dye have received an sthcia INT
softens and beauties the Hair well e. renders res
Nut Brown e superb Black. Applied snf sola "
TApoRo No. G Astor House. Pnyato roors fof sPPJ4s
the Dye
II GoURAUD's Liquid Hair Dye Is, wlthou,
exception the very pest invented EIlIy oe.II
u GoURAUD's Medicsted Soap for curing piinpie
salt rheuu fesh tetter, sslownes tan, 49, e.,
chaps chafes cracks, &c Po1dre suDte u9ro0f "a whs
any part Of the body Liquid Vegetable hois ,o.Sv,y
and Hair Restorative at q WGker-st nesr oa1ey-
~ New converts TO the excellence vi - ~,
DyUzzS's improved Wshpene daily nn npiylns -
onjv genuine and uprnsaksble article for ehAn5ns s
hair 20 It's gnal eoioT and creating ne =. ba fond
AZ he Depot Roous No l3 Chambersst ana u '"' P-
cpsdrugyists Of the city
Ham DYE AND WIGs.-BATcHELoRs Nan
nfactorv for these articles is celebrated IN al r. %
VOID psrsoDs wishing Light, eegs2! ana duraoe "a
49, ILL -, surely be suited His Hair Dye apphsssgi "a
az sold hoiesele and retail, al NO J" al
~ Conv the sddress-beware of limitations
T.vox's KATHAIRoy.-FOr preserving, re-
ny and identifying the Hair, the most des Ioet
Aytisle in the world. Ladies try It. II cows Du -
e; s,re bottles and is sold by all principal dealers
s1 Nr-h and South American, Europe ana t1e VI
the Ocean. Z. THOMAS LioN, w. t'I D'O3
BIood hath been rhed ere now in the oden timei
But recent blood the subject II this rhyme
The blood Of bed-5ugs. reaches. flies AMI leas'
The which one sheds with conscience quite 81 ease.
~. Lvoy's Magnetic Powder Kills on ever!
dercsptoa Of insects with amazing rspdity and s
HE 81 1ripe human beings His Magnetic rus are 40
les fatal 10 rsts and nice Price Is cents ioT eAet No
AZ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
- PErrksOS g HuaPHRkrs, no. So

a0s NO sns AUCTION Rooms unusually lar.e and s!e
s ~. na NNPeunss surprising in hriliancy of colors
" oeesn ana hn'sh anything ever offered Ia tbs
msfket Many patterns exclusively oar own ana nc, - h.
sosna cssNeee. Also the renowned Words Var C.rnsr
~ one en''te pleoe, 70 wheh we cal public senfon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25

" FowIxRs & Wells, Phrenolopists aud
fsehshs5s Chnton Hall No. 1871 Nass4a-st New Yovk a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
WNpOw DRArERIrs, &c.-KElrr a Frn.

eusos. No. 2ssi Broadway ana No 81 Rod - N
hand extensive stock OF French Broca;ees san, In
Lsnes Norsted panssk. Lace aud Muslin CSsr,sns 81,
Cornitts snd an Immense assortment OF Window Sh.gs.
&c, ell OF which ceiling fall twsnty per cent -
than any other establishment Examine ire inasss,-,,
we ofer before you purchase.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25

IN EsPEssCHEID exhlDlts great taste, bhli
S ability IN the manufacture Of ms Hsts whose reputa
tc,rstnnds second to none His business has been I'M
ensy increased BY selling for 8 So better article man
can be bought elsewhere tor a. HIS store NO lo Mas
a., onrIer of Ann.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
~ Health and comfort promoted by wearing


che Wooen Merno and SILK Under 0arme nis imported and
BY RAY ADAMS. These superior Garments
have wholly superseded the OF Flannel being waraer,
more durable aud cheoQer RAY ADAMS,
Importers and Manufacturers OF Under Garments aud Ho
siery, No sci Broadway opposite the MetToohan ho1e
STEREosCoPiC DAGUERREoTYPEsA AT BRADYs.
This new and wonderful discovery the most valuable I'M
pro,ement vet made in the Photos aphc ar be seen
st BRspys Gallery No. 2(o Broadway. Pictures IN tins
style taken at all times, and the hkeness warranted
DUKES BAKING PowDERs.-Whenever we
know OF an article that ia reality all that 10 claimed for
IT, We take pleasure in ehonicns It's merits do for
interest member Of society, well Tor the
OF the reader and for the benefit of the proprietor
Mr. DVgKEE sent sample of his Baking Powder; we
took il home 10 our local habitson" and cheer
fully the confidence Of readers Ii
valuable improvement the old fashioned Of 0perat
ing the Kitchen and every housckeePer shold have
It, Every hopsekecper viii have 1t after once becoming
acquainted with its merits Dsaerscan mud no more profit
able article 90 keep in their stores wherever has been
introduced it cells readily Newiork Merchants Ledger
~ General Mutual Insurance Company
Merchants Exchange, No (corner OF Wall aud William
Marine and Inland Insurance.
TRUSTEES.
Wa. II. AsPIswALL, MosEs H. GKISNELL
JAMES BROWN, JosEPH w. ALsoP, H.,
RosEkT l.. TAYLOR, PAUL SPoFFORD.
LsosaRDo :. sUAREz, THOMAS T. STANTON,
BENJAMIN BABCoCK, ELIAS HICKS,
joan n. kIfcHING, WA. BARNEwALL,
y. A. DELANo, JEREMIAH WILBUR,
SAMUEL THOMPSON, JAMES I. SoVrrEg
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, CHAS. IA. RUSSELL
WV. 4. WBrMoRE. c. H. MARsHaLLL
WILLIAM T. fvRNISS. j. d. HURLBVr,
N. q. RpreERs, RAMSAY CRooGS,
yossra SANDS WILLIAM h. BELTS,
j. ELNArHAN SMITH q. MEkLE,
WILLIAM H. MACY, q. III. koOP,
By DAWSON ID. C. KINGSLAND.
ALFRED OGDEN President
HENRY HoLDREGE, Niee-Presdent.
d. c MoRRIs, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
TkAs.-The best assortment Of fine Teas

WI Be found At the store Of Canton Tea Company No rs
ChAhsm-st between Pearl and Roosevelt the oldest Tea
the city We assure our readTs that they
can do better than elsewhere either at wholesale or retail
They have branch sforee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25

1000 ve The Land whore The unbesns are brshtet-
WIZ the sxies ara the faires that bend over earth
where the sonss Of the madens are sweetest ana shfess
That ever welled up from . hear iuii OF mirIn
Kncvr We The ls1d whore the men the brsvest-
Where the footStep of monarchy never hstn trc1-
Where the soul is ss free e. the Ocean that iavest
The fruitbordered marge Of this Garden OF God
TIA lie home OF the Free lis the land OF the VEST
Whsre Nature and Science have sarnered their beat
Where the gardens are bufdened WIN isreS OIL iu''
(Conc udsd n seEt column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
Mxsrrplons RArrNes.-There ave, strange

N uanv believers in this singular deusio we are
-, among he number howcyer but must confess tnat We
have srest faith KNOX the hatsr o. NO 70 e
makes about tire best hats that ever We're invene
and he proof Of this the fact that they give universal
sasfscon KNOX gives the people h IN the way Of mats
snd he opy charges for the very best article that can %
mspnfsetcred Go and get KNOX on your head.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25

RIcH CARPErNeS.--SaIrH & LouxssHRY
No 4<s feslisf have in complete aud desira
bic assortment OF fs Styles which they Offering At the
following very low prices;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
Blood hath been shed ere nOw in the olden time

II LVON Ha-ntIIC V"'IC1 TIL :, $500,
Ie ~ inirne human Isirgs His Magnetic Pills are no
ss fatal 10 Tss and nice Price 25 cents ioI either NO
AZ Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
SrrREoscorIo DAouERnEorYPEs Ar BRApY's

This new and wonderful discovery, the valuable
pro,snent vet made in the Phoos aphc ar may be
Il BRApys Gallery No. 2oo Broadway Pictures in tins
style taken at all times, and the likeness warranted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25

.onr and identifying the Hair the most %
AyfiSe n the world. Ladies Try It! II co'i, Dut -
in large bottles and is sold by all prncipeI dseis
a., Ney.b and South American, Europe and the bsnas OIL
o.. Ocean E. THOMAS Lyon, No. Isl Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-13

MASSACHUSETTS Observation-Disclosures election
takes place in Massachusetts, to-day, being the
fourth of the series since the second Of November
last. The first was for President of the United
States; the second, jus. one week after, was the
regular State election; the third, On the 22d ult
was for representatives to the Legislature in the
towks that failed to elect at the previous canvass,
by not giving a majority of tho whole number of
votes to any candidate; and to day the fourth
election takes place, which will be the second trial.
for members of Congress in nine of the eleven ne
districts and in three of the old to ell vacancies in
the present Congress. As a plurality of tho votes
will elect, on this trial, we presume at its close
the curtain will fall the political drama in Aassa
cbusetts, and give the actors holiday, and the
public who, no doubt, have been unwilling speota-
tori of the varied that have been represent
ed, season of peace and quiet. Municipal officers
are also to be elected in Boston, and some of the
other cities and towns in the State, which to
engroSs the attention of tho people to such an
tent as to almost throw the Congressional contest
into forgetfuness The parties, too, the charter
tickets, are cut up into fragments, each faction
possessing some popularity by which it is dstin-
guished from its numerous opponents. They may be
enumerated as fellows democrats, wings, free
soile,s unonists, coalitionists, citizens, ndepen
dents refclmers, and Turkey men
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-13
II Rrine AnRiia.

TrR sTEAMsHp SIERRA NEyA,A, Captain Wilson, which
prevented by the fog from going to Saturday,
left port yesterday morning for Panama. via Rio Jsnero
She is intended for Messrs Howard g. SONS San Fran
cico and Panama line she took neither ght pas
sengcrs.
THE NEW STEAMER AMoRy, reported as having sailed
Saturday, for st. Thomas, did not get away. She
turned up the East river on Sunday morning and an
chored to have slight disairapgement in her
chinery attended to.
sHIP SnIooN.-This beautiful craft, commanded by
Captain Smith abest seamen can BIS seen on
the Balance Dry Dock where che is being coppered She
constructed by the builder Of the Tornado Jabez
williams, Eeq for the Messrs Mumford's line Of Cafor
MIA clippers.
CLpPIR SHIP SOVEREIGN THE SEAs.-This beautiful
clipper arrived at San Francisco the 18th Novcm
Der from this city after passage OF 1913 days Although
this time bias been beaten Ptl probably, under all cir
cumstsnces, 1t was coed passage was made
She experienced heavy head gales for fourteen days after
leaving New York during which time she only made 600
miles she 81 days to the Cape where she lay be-
Gained four days The greatest day 365 miles
averaging IL miles per hour with free wind Made the
from New York to Cape Horn in 81 days. from the
cape to the equator in 80 days. and from the to
San in 10 deys crossed the equator in ong
tude 49, On the 18th OctSber, at midnight in strong
gse and head she lost her maintopmat foretopmas
oIeyaid and mizen ogaant mast and every thread Of
canvas on the foremost
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-13

MEXICAN QUESTIONS. The administration of
General Pierce will have knot Of ugly questions
to settle with Mexico. Among these are tho Tehuan-
tepec question, upon which resolution tanta-
mount to declaration Of war is pending in the
United States Senate-the frontier Indian question,
in which. by the treaty Of Guadalupe Hidalgo, we
are bound to keep our border Indians within our
limits, from the Gulf Of Mexico to the Pacific, .
treaty which we have utterly failed to fulfl-the
flibusero question: in which certain Texas rangers
are implicated with CaravsjL and company-the
Acapulco question, concerning the recent outrages
there by the authorities upon American eiti-
zens-also, the French Sonora question-and
last, though not least, the revolutionary con-
diticn Of the country, and its crippled, helpless
and hopeless condition, may bring up, within year
or two, the annexation question. There viii be
plenty Of work for General Pierce in Mexico, in the
settlement Of all these questions. What will be
done with them? All, that's another question
Quien s0be.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-13
Police Intelligence.

ANOTHER ASSAULT WITH A KNIFE ARREST OF THE
GUILTY PARTY
About II O'Clock on Saturday night, difficulty and
ARRAY took place at the premises No SO James street.
between Oliver Turman enc of the inmates Of the said
premises and James Madegan, of No. Pelham street,
in which ARRAY the latter alleged stabbed Turnan
with q pocket knife iafictipg deep and dangerous
wound in the abdomen After inhictpg the Injury Ma.
dgan fled but subsequently, arrested after pursuit,
by officer Travis the Fourth ward and conveyed to the
station house and afterwards sent 70 the Tombs and was
committed prison by Justice Welsh, to await further
herring. Drs Sleieht and Wood examined the wound,
that great doubt existed as to the recovery Of
the injured man Yesterday afternoon the wounded
vas sen. to the City Hospital John McMenomy Of No.
IS Oliver street is said to have witnessed the aray
a TruGm Boy--An intelligent and genteei looking
boy sixteen years Of age, by the name Of John True
McMursy, Sunday afternoon arrested by officer
Ketfe Of the Chiefs aids, uspcion Of being dis
up the Mercantile Hotel in Warren street where he
had since Thursday last On searching bis person
Hotel Astor House and Irving ,use, at which places
he had stopped. leaving without paying his board
The boy when taken TO me ONCE OF the Chei o. rocs
BIooklyn-that about two months sgo = disagreement
had taken place between himself and bis father which
him to leave his home since which time he has
beer boarding the various hotels in this city The boy
denied The commission of any dishonest act and said he
remain ed absent from home with idea that his father
would make come reconciliation At the different hotels
the boy went by the fictitious names OF Coch-
and Anderson The Chief OF Police detained him
until his father sent for, and the whole affair
planned.
a Rio, and Tioent Assault the Fire Poins-A terri
Bile aIay and riot took place yesterday In Anthony
st cet the Five Points in which number Of persons
very ferously injured man designated "Despe-
rate Nike well known to the police, received terrible
beating about the head and taken to the CITY Hospi
tai in dar gerous state. The ARRAY occurred about the
possession Of deg The police of the sixth ward
to the Of riot and took into custody the following
namely: Terrier CO Rooney John Donnel Cornelius
Sullivan, John Nolan and Daniel Sullivan The accused
parties taken before Justice Welsh who committed
them To prison for q further examination.
fin .7froy in Broadpoy Last evening ARRAY took
place the Of Prince street and Broadway be-
tween two young men named Bob Lamont ana Bob
Mitchell The former is alleged TO have knocked Mitchell
do in the street and beat him severely about the face
and head. Tie injured man conveyed to the City
Hospital and officers Mcdonald and Austin took Mr. La
mont into custody and conveyed him to the Eighth ward
station house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-13

An IMPORTANT RAILROAD Decision = An impor
ant decision In Iegstd TO railroads has ns been made in
the Of Cav Collina and others, the Buffalo, Corn
ing ard New York Railroad Company The demurrer In
Term the. Esd nit. The judges decided that the
omission to pay the ten pee upon the sub pti5ns
the original stockholders in lieu II the money therefor
charged In the complaint, and admitted by the de-
muiIer constituted fatal objection to the incorporation
Of the defendants and ordered perpetual Injunction
against running their road unless they shall amend In
thirty days paimort Of costs H. G. Lapham. attor-
rey for plaintiffs: W Burnap attorney for defendants
II thus appears that the pcr cent payment required
by the general railroad law must be paid in money, and
in notes Of the stockholders before The company be-
comes incorporation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-13
Naval InteJIIrenca.

The soop. ofwar Portsmouth Commander Dornu, war
to sail about the 18th November from San Francisco
the Coast Of Africa touching at Monterey Acapulco and
San Diego She had but lately returned from Guayaqu
where. by her presepce, ehe afforded protection to the
American residents during the late unsuccessful Flores
expedition
The frigae st. Lawrence sailed from Honolulu on the,
18th October for Hilo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-13
Court CeI.ntQar-This Dnv,

SUPREME CoUrT Million Trust case still on
COMMON PPEAs-Part Frst-Nos $40 $685. 567. 500 GIL,
573 b7 $40 ISL $685. 5s5 bs7 6S9 FOL 500 Part Second
Nos 724 726 7zS, $50, 1872 5s4, 1885, 1888, 7l0 742 7
T46748, $50 752
surERIoR CouRr 1.-TWO brauches)-Nos COG, 143, 694,
sos $685. 1853 479 643 143 15 2l2 22s I1 572 49, Ut
ESQ., 661 662 $685. 667 e6s 669 &C., GIL 672 673 GA 675
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-13
Roots CIayon Dnguerreotypes.

Nothipg Ire sun Cor shed q ray
Can match ROOTS PICTURES done in crayon.
Each is gem to gaze all day on
theme for poesy to play on.
Youth, With enthusiasm, cries,
what beauty In those eoftened dy es'
While trem Hing age his glasses" wipes,
To scan these new dnguerreotypes
ROOTS Daguerrean Gallery, 1853 Broadly way
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-13
City Ipte,ISg. nee.

TIE WrATHrR.-Yesteiday morning opened with
shine. which lasted throughou. the entire day The fine
state CT the weather taken advantage OF by crowds
people who visited the various suburbs of this great
city 10 enjoy themselves The change in the weather
has be, yiy eudden On Saturday night it roae aud all
the little pools Of water covered With ic The ther
mometer in the HERALD Office yesterday, stood az eighty
RESCUED FROM DRow,IHG-0n Saturday afternoon,
an unknown fell into the dock at the foot Of Nor
ton and rescued from drowning by the police
Two unknown fell into the dock at pier No. Eat
river and were rescued from watery grave by the
poce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-13

GENERAL SCOrT AND THE New YORK HERALD =
During the late Presidential campaign, there
was published in . political sheet Of Mem
phs, Tennessee, the meanest falsehood against Gen.
Scott, in reference to the NEW YORK HERALD.
uttered during the canvass. The "outside barba-
rian" doubtless furnished this ptiful invention
from the Seward head quarters of this city, from
which emanated such trash as the pamphlet s'Why
l am Whig," and Robinson's speech on "General
Pierce and the Catholic Question, and ISLANDERS and
billingspstes ad nauseum. Now we find the same
Memphis paper copying from the same Seward organ
. characteristic attack upon this Journal and de,
nyipg that General Scott had ever made any such
declaration as that his defeat largely attribu-
table to the New YORK HERALD. Now, not with
standing we have some authority for the remark
thus credi.sd to the account Of Old Chippewa, we
shall not handy words with his wing revilers. But
ex-senator Westoott had nothing to d, with the
matter, nor does he write editorials for the NEW
YORK HERALD-having, doubtless, as much as he
can attend to in watching the shutting politicians
at Washington, and keeping them straight, for his
own Amusement We had hoped our Memphis
friend was satisfied with the result Of the election.
What more can he want?